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1980-01-14 - Orange Coast Pilot
1 OU s to • emam ' DAILY PI LOT Su:anne's Nude Photos I I I * * * 15 < * * * 1tlake Her Want to Cry MONDAY, AFTERNOO~~ANUARY 1', 1"° Wll..11.-M.IM •MMJ ' • • • • Hostages Might Be Held Forever .More Bala Dae r Gray Skies To Gontinue B1DAVIDIWT.l•ANN ................... Don'tltaah that umbrella yet. That's because those samedarlt gray skies which loomed over WldSets Record on Europe Mart LONDON (AP> -Gold prices jumped by more than SSO an ounce to record levels in Europe today, following sharp nses over the weekend 1n the Far East. The dollar was mixed and silver was up sharply. Gold closed at $650 an ounce m Londoo. The preVlous European DENTAL WORK TO COST MORE-A3 trading high was $645 tn Zurich OD Jan. 3. Friday, gold closed at $622.50 in London and $621.50 In Zurich. The surge to record heights followed hectic weekend trading in the Far East. Gold hit a peak of $674.54 In Hong Kong on Saturday. topping its previous high of $673.16 touched a week aeo in the British colony. Sliver a1ao rose today to $.19 an ounce in Loudon, $1 off its pre- vious record hleh of $40 reached on Jan. 2 in a worldwide scram· ble for precious met.ala in the wake ol the Soviet move into Af Kbaniatan. Oraqe County t.oclay and all lMt week will remaiD throuab Tues· day. brtJlllnl even more rain to a thoroughly soak~d Southern California. Forecasters for the Natiooal Weather Service said today an eastern Pacific storm front is the NORTHERN CALIFORNIA HIT BY Fl.OOOING-A3 latest contributor to the sodden weather which, in the short span of a week, transformed Southern California from bone dry lo spongy. Ra inf all figures for the weekend showed a tapering off of shower activity, but the season storm totals along the coast have begun to reveal the dramatic ef fed of the winter r8.1D.5 the past seven days. In Colilta Mesa. for instance, the .52 of an inch of rain which Cell Saturday and Sunday have brought the moisture total5 to S.2S inches for the season. Last year at this time, the total was 6 42 inches. Huntington Beach rainfall figures also have been significantly enriched by the storm activity. The . 72 or an inch that fell through the weekend broupt the total for the season to 6.03 inches. At this time a year ago, about 7.18inchea had been re- corded, acconling lo rain watcher J . Sherman Denny. South County ralnfaJl totals aho told a similar story. The nearly inch of rain tbere during the weeteod swelled the ftpres for tbla seaon to 7 .51 lncbes. Last (See MIN, Pa•e At) Survival Key r Nudity Was Nece111ity NEW YORK (AP) -SaazanM Somera didn't do nude layouts 10 years •f> to publlciu b~nelf, .. she wu t.r')'mt to aurvlve, her manaaer. Jay Bern· 1tein, has told People ma1ulne. Accord1na to the maa•dne. the photo offers came wben Miu Somen, then a •truaattni model, was divorced and her Youna IOft wu l!YuNd In an auto accident, nmntna up holpltal bU1a of '20,000. Pbotol from a wro teat for Playboy maaal1ne were pnnted this montb. In the *ultinf nap, Ace Hardware Corp., wblcb paya ll1u SOmen '200,000 • year, II.Id It wu drooPtnl her u a pltcbwornu. The ooml*lr hU m.oce c1ianjed It.a ailBd iD4 ~ to k~ on the star of ABC'• '"Thtee'• COmpaoy." "I've tl1ed IO hard to be. I~ pet'IOJ),'' Mia som .. tA&a Pt6ple, "but now they're brtllalDI .... WDA' out Of context ln my Ult. It mUM me wot to Cf7, I Ulti111ate Bike Pool I Return Of Shah -· Steve Boshae shares ride on his bicycle built-for-four with fellow commuter Donna Wheelock. Boshae. who Lives m Santa Ana and works at Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa, rides to work everyday, pick· mg up passengers along the way He picks up Donna. a co-worker. every Tuesday and Thursday "Pedal. or pay," is the motto of Boshae's Bike-a -pool. So far. he says, ever· yone pedals. so he isn't makmg any money with his bike He's sure havmg a lot of fun. though Elvis' Drug Expose Said Media Event MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -An attorney for Elvis Presley's former physician complained to the state Board of Medical Ex· amlnen today that charges were lodled aaainat his client to ac- commodate the ABC television network. Tbel"e was no immediate reac- tion from ABC. •'Thia bu become a media event," John 'Ibomuon said as the board be1an bearln1 cba..ries that DT. Oeorse NtcbopouJos overprescrlbed drup for Presley and 15penoas. Tbe beartnl wu del&Jed brief· ly wbea the beartn1 officer, Mlcbael Brwnhan • .ordered more than a doaD televtaloa cameru movedtotbe11deof theClty Coun· ell chamber where the bearlnl ll belDI c:OaduCted. AHlttUt Attonaey General FraQ Sca•doa. ~ C>utl1.ned tbe 1tate'1 cbari-... lei Nlcopoulot, 52, bid been lfUWCI a tr'Ult when be waa lteenHcl to .PracUce medlelDela I.MO. "TM taaue la •bttber Dr. NicbopoulQI bu vlolii.d that trut ... WbilOiel' -~bid m11InquiatlUie1ub)kt to mil· UM aDdlncamblUUoM that wen '* ...... ., ~te.'' be ..... ,,,_,_,.Hidebart•alainlt bit tlliml niult.ed lrOai ••Mtlnl ...... ltlM MIHll c11pert. ••t aftleWad ,.,...llltad ... ofABC.ftllltOnM1dWIMU.. .... Ofturnd ··ru, bilon < .. ELVIS, Pa1 In Lagana Boy, 7, Kidnapped, Sexually Assaulted A seven.year-old Laeuna Beach boy wu kidnapped and sexually uaaulted by a man who alle1edly forced the youopter lnto bta car before ta.kine him lo a vacant lot where the boy wu molested. Police said the youn11ter wu walklne alone South Coast Hiebway near the south city limlta FriUy afternoon when a man drivina an oran1e Plnto pulled up beslde blm and uked directions. He then auer1ed1y tried to pt the boy to set lnlo the car, and when Lbe youth refused, th• motorist drove away, police Hid. The boy continued walking alone the bigbway at which time the suspect appeared •lain and fo~ed him into the automobile, drlvln1 up Nyes Place to a va- cant field where he forced the boy to disrobe, then sexually u - saulted him. The suspect t.ben shoved the boy out of t..be car and drove away. police said. Detectives laid today they are lnveatlpUDI tbe crime to see if tt miabt be related lo two other uuWta on YOUlll boys in bllltop communlti• in Laauna Beach. Two )'OUDC.lten were uaault· ed lD '2aelr bedl last f au by a man delcribed u bavinf red· dltb bklade hair wbo entered bomea ln th• early motniq boun. In the fttlt lnddent. • u-,...... (lel MOLSIT, Pa1• Al) Pushed TEHRAN. lraa CAP> Forel1n Minl•ler Sade1b G botbladid warned today the Amertcan bosta1es mi1ht be held fore•er if the United States refuses to extradite the shah. Re alM> told other governments they mil harming their relations with 011-nch Iran ii they join t..be Urut- ed Stat.es in Imposing saocUom. In another development, an American reporter said em- bassy m1btant.s had told him the hosta~es will be allowed to hear a reC'orded broadcast or the Amencan SuJ)f'r B-Owl football ~ame , scheduled for Sunday. The reporter, Alex Paen of KM PC Los Ani.teles, also quoted the m1lltant.s as saying spy tnals will begin ror the hostages as soon as revolutionary leader WIFE OF HOSTAGE ALSO SUFFERS PAIN-a A.-, a toll ah Ruhollah Khomeini Ji?1ves the word Tnals have re- peatedly been threatened for the Amencan captives, whom the mthtants ~all ··spies .. G hotbzadeh said Khomeini's regime was prepared to wait "more or less forever" for the return of the ousted monarch, the basic demand or the students who seized the US Embassy on Nov 4 Meanwhile. Iran warned that it .. will not accept any uni· lateral measures" concerning the security of the strategic Strait of Hormuz and that such action would be considered "as detrimental to Iran's vital in· terests," the Pars news agency said. <See l&AN, Pace At) Coast Weather Chance of rain 80 per- cent tbil evenin1. decreaaln1 durin1 the nlpt to 30 pel'ffnt Tues· day. Foa and periodic drl11le conUnuln1 Tuea- d a y . Lowa toni1bt 55 aloot the coast and 80 in· land. Hltba 'J\leada.y 65 at the beachm and • Inland. •N81DB T89AY ~ tht ... '""°"°" ''°"' coNhat tor Che hper BOtOl •.. "°""· ,_.. .,, l•tltix a ltJ Al "' .. ~ .. .:: M .. t I . Afghan Iiine Stiff .. Thousands Mourn Executions I ., fte .u.cg ... .,.. ~,Moelem rebels,..,..~ ~ttlna up atltf r.alltuce to Sovlet lnJOPI lD tM of ~~•tern Af1hao&1t•• •• Jl)ouaaDdl ol Attbana packed .Q)OICluea ln the capital clty ol ~bul to mourn polltlcal priaooera k.lllod by tbe previous ) f' .. IR.AN ••• ~ ahtement canted by the fll. fJcial •&ency noted tbat dis· cu.uloos "are bet.DI beard ean· urninl ~·· ol ~ ltnJt. which llnka the Persian Gull witb the Indian Ocean. About .0 percent ot tbe W•t's oll puaes through tbe. strait. President Carter baa left open the possibility ol takin& unilateral military act.loo ln the area, such as a naval blockade, lf the Americans are not released. "We have set very definite procedures for sol viol the prob- 1 em.'' said the forel1n minister. addinl ti the United States continues to "play politics" with the crisis, the hostages will remain in cap- tl\tity. Referring lo the Soviet veto Sunday of a U.N. Security Coun· cil resolution aaldnl aanctkJm against Iran, Gbotbzadeh said: "Now that the United Slat.es' stubborn and baseless attempts bave failed, we are calling on other governments not to get in- volved in the U.S. political games and avoid any measure which may blur our relations with the respective govern- ments." Iran's oil minister has warned oil sales will be cut off to any na- tion supporting sanctions against Khomeini's regime. Before his news conference. Ghotbzadeh met with the foreign minister of neighboring Pakistan at Tehran airport and said they discussed the U.S. Iranian crisis and the Soviet in- tervention in Afghanistan. which borders both countries. "The Soviet Union Is in Afghanistan because the United States doesn't understand it should get out of Iran, even ln politics," said Gbotbzadeb, add- ing that the U.S..Jranlan crisis was a "golden opportunity" for Sovietinterventioo. Tehran Radio reported Ayatollah Khomeini was angered by a news report that the Soviet charge d'affaires in Mexico said the Soviet Union was prepared to help Iran militarily against the United States. The broadcast said Kho· meini asked the Foreign Ministry lo reprimand the Soviet diplomat in Mexico to prevent repetition of "such insulting re- m ark..s." Pope Critical Of War Acts VATICAN CITY <AP) -Pope John Paul II today said the ··dramatic events" in Afghanistan posed a threat to world peace and called OD the .. great powers" lo exert their reaponaibllilies to safe1uard peace "In the face of the dramatic events lmder way ln Afpanistan which cause anxiety in public opinion in virtually all the world, one cannot but wonder about the motives that can un· leash events so serious and threateninl lo international de· tente." The pope expressed "concern and sympathy" for the people ol Iran. Hemadenodirectreference lo the American hostages held by Iranian militant.a ln Tehran since Nov. 4 but praised Iran's "humanitarian traditions" and expressed hope the Iranians may ··surmount current difficulties.·· DAILY PILOT f ... ()r-c-10.ly-Wlttl-tl hC~ _. ___ ..._ .. _.,,'""°'-c .... --c-S..0.. ..... ,-.... .,_,....., -......... ,,,...., ... (Ml• -_, _. _..._... .. k~ ,_ , .. 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Tbere wu no immediate explanation of wby tbe Americans bad been sinaled out and there waa no tndicatloa of when the expulsion would take place. High-speed Chase Nets BombSwpect A man who police allege left an explosive device containing three sticks of dynamite outside Corona police headquarters late Friday was arrested Sunday in Newport Beach following a high- speed chase. police said. Al Gene Johns, 18, of Corona. was arrested at about 5:30 p.m. on a $250,000 Corona warrant near Newport Pier by Hunt· mgton Beach officers. Johns, investigators said, is being held in Corona on the war- rant charging him with planting a destructive device wttb intent to commit bodily injury. Corona police Lt. Homer Lloyd Mid POliee aunetllance cameras filmed tbe suspect placlng the battery.powered ex- plosive near the 1tallon IH pumps at about 10:30 p.m. He said a bulletin was lalued with the auspect's descriptioo arter he eluded officers a short distance from the police station. Several Corona officers, Lloyd said. reportedly recognized the suspect. Huntington Beach police picked up the trail Sunday when they were asked lo stake out the apartment of the auapect's sister in Huntington Beach. Sgt. Luis Ochoa said when of. ricers arrived the man jumped on a motorcycle and led them down Beach Boulevard to Pacific Coast Highway. He said when the man reached Newport Pier be dumped his motorcycle and raced into an apartment building, once &.&a.in eluding police. A short time later, however, .the suspect was arrested when Newport officers Bruce Foster and Michael Welsch reported they spotted the suspect from their helicopter, which was circling the sealed--0ff area. Investigators reported the man had apparently changed clothes in the apartment build· ing and bad wandered by at least one officer without being recognized. The suspect was transported back to Huntinlf.Oo Beach and held in the city jail until Corona authorities arrived. Lloyd said Corona police had arrested the J.8.year--0ld in 19'79 on burglary charges. He said the man bad been convicted OD tbe charges and placed on proba· tion. ,.,..... Pflfle AJ MOLEST ••• old boy was molested In bis bed.room Sept. 29 by a man Who entered the home thro\llh an UD· locked slidlnl alua door . Nine days later, a 10-year.old younpt.er awoke to ftnd a man f ondllnC him tn hb bedroom. The boy screamed and ran up. stain to bi.I parent.a room, but the molester bad Red by the time the parent.a arrived •t the lower level bedroom. "Thll 11 the firtt HM wbere we've bad 1 kldnapplnt ID· volved," uJd lnv•Utator Gene Brooa. But be said lt 11 poulble the aam• IUlpect wu lnvolHd ID all thne ... ull.I OD Laf\ma Beach )'ounpt.erl. Poli~ utd the most nc«rt U · aallant la delcribed •• bliDa lD b.ll W. a, luiYIDI blOIMM ha1r. t~ft~eetMVIO tall. clean ven and drlvlD& an oranc• Fo nt.o. re1ton borderln1 th• Sovtet Unlon Tbt reporU could not be COO· firmed. ad W dlplom c: 1ourffl lD Kabul 1aJd UM 8cri'ltU bad l1lhtaed lh* 11\llttary hold on tbe country. 1ainln1 control or the north-aoutb. Herat· Kandahar hlcbway ln the weatem part of the country. The bl1hway LI OOI of the two main paved roeda Allhanlatan. Ont W•tern lD.formut t.o&d A11oclated Preis correapondent Marcus Ehason, who is an Kabul, that fltbtiDf stoqed .. ahnOll eve a y when.• But other sources ln Kabul told Ehuoo combat appareQtly Wll 1tlll 10101 OD in .lbe nortbea1t provlnce of Badakbsban. and In PakUa. eoutbeut ol the captt.al and near Paklatan. "They <the Moelem rebe1'> can 10 on haraulnfl. the Ru11lan1 forever," 1ala one 1ource. "They han been doing this sort of thing for centuries.·· In Kabul, thousands crowded mosques Sunday to mourn political prlaooers ala.in durng durln1 President Haflaullab Amin's regime. Uncoallrmed re· ports have estimated 12,000 Af1bana were killed by Ambl and his predeceuor. N"r Mohammed Tara-•, who ln· atalled the tlnt communlst eov· ernment tn Kabul tn an Aprll 1978 coup. The fiercely anti-communist rebels launched their guerrilla war after Taralti came lo power, Amin, Tarald's prime mini.ater, overthrew his chief in Sep- tember 1979 and Tarall::i was killed. Amin in turn was <>0.1ted and executed in a Soviet-backed coup Dec. Z7, two days after the Soviets began pouring an estimated 100,000 troops into Afghanl.stan to prop up the new president they picked, Babra.k Karma!, and right the Moslem insurgents. A senior U.S. official claimed Friday that the Russians were conducting a brutal campaign to "exterminate those who oppose them." The official, wbo declined lo be identified. said Washington believes several hundred Afghans have been ex- ecuted since the Soviets stepped in. However, one unconfirmed re· port from a Pakistani ne••=r:· tbe Morntns Neww ol Kara , uJd the SoYWta bave killed 4,000 dviliam ud pet• rillu. The Kremlln says It in· tervened in Ar1hani1tan at Amln's request because the United Slat.es, China, Pakistan and Egypt were arming and training the Afghan guerrillas. President Carter, seeking lo Increase Western pressure on the Soviet Union, aeot Deputy Secretary or State Warren Christopher to Europe Sunday. He will consult with British. French, West German and Italian officials about the possibility of a boycott of the summer Olympics ln Moscow and about military and economic aid to Pakiatan, which reels itself threatened by the Soviet advance ()ii Issues lead Broad Market Rise' NEW YORK (AP) -Oil is- sues led a broad advance in the stock market today. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up 5.89 points lo 864.'2 after three hours or trad· ing. Gainers opened up a 2·1 lead over losers among New York Stock Excbange·llated issues. Aided by buying on tbe part of inveat.tng institutions. the Dow Jones industrial average climbed almost 30 points last week ln the buaiest trading week ever at the NYSE. Some of that activity mdenUy penlated to- day. In the economic news, there were reporU that threatened cut· back.a in sales of oil by Iran l*ed a dlminiablna threat to tbe world o1l-supplyoutlook. <:arter Sees Economy Test WASHINGTON (AP> -Prell dent Carter uy1 the U.S. econo~. aa mudl u ltl mWtary mlaht 11 bliDI t.elted by Inman terroriim andBon.t •tlreWon-"Tbe Ualt.d Stata ll beini Hverely te9ted tod.,-telted for our moral counae, tAllted tor our mllltU7 mlaht, for oor economic 1trenftb, •• Cart.r told tbe White Kouae cmf tNnH oo 1m1ll bull· neH Sunday ni~t. "Just u we mUlt 1eek human frffdom and malaWn mWta.ry ttraftb aeicand to DODe, eo muat we a~ .auauia a aatloul econo that. ,WW mw Ill tldl potllble 1tie1tl4:- Want Tulle Balltl Sarah and Bob Smith of Virg1rua Beach, Va . are fi rst on the list of prospective parents for the test tube bab) lab racently approved for operation m Norfolk, Va Border Agents Nab Eight in Pursuit A 46-mile chase that began at the San Onofre border check point early today resulted in the arrest of two Amencans and six illegal aliens m an Anaheim res- idential area. Border Patrol agent in -charge John Wesson said two border patrolmen pulled beside a crowded sedan shortly before l a .m .. and attempted to pull the driver to the side or the San Die10 Freeway. Tbe mot.onat ~ m tbe 1a• ud *' th lWo oftleen northbound on tbe freeway where the acenu were jolned by Sheriff's and CalHornla Highway Patrol unit.a. ·'It was a horde of red bght vehicles heading up the freeway," Wesson said of the chaae. which at -times reached speeds of 105 miles per hour on the wet freeway. Patrol unit• from cities between San Clemente and Anaheim joined in tbe chase. which ended at Bellvlew and South a~ in Uabelm. ILmdreds Pay Respects to Meany WASHINGTON <AP> -Hun· dreds of vtsltora are passing tbroulb the "House of Labor" to pay lut respects lo lt.a builder - Georae Meany. Meany, who died Thursday of cardiac arrest at tbe aee ol ~. lay m at.ate al AFL-CIO .,_ad' quarters t.oday and Sunday, drawing viewers from union balls. the balla of Con1reu and the White House. \\'esson said the dr1v..r Jumped from the ca r but '4 d'i captured by an Anaheim ofhC'N who tackled the suspect near th,. resident1al area Arrested were J esus Cab1llo Moreno. 23. an undoC'u mented alien and ·.anve r or the packt'd rar Border patrol omcers also arrested l)('lores Meraz 30 of Fontana, her six year old c,on and her husband Andre!> M~rJz Sandoval, 20, an illegal al.Jeo The drl-.u a.ad fam.lq ._. cbarpd wtdl uw'=."" other allem bl the AD eicbt ~ were taken to the Chula Vwta Bonier' Patrol ata- Uon. Aies of the aliens ranced from 15 to 41 and included men and v.omen. \\esson <-aad Rock Slw1•· Causes Crush DETROIT <AP> -F•ns kicked in 1lass doors and trampled eacb other, but there were no lQJuries in the stampede for tickets for a concert by a ~k group called Rush, police said. One man was arrested as police, with clubs drawn. moved the 1,000 fam back and m.a10- ta ined order. One fan saad rumors that the box office would run out of ticket. apparently added to the coofuaioo. Last month, at a concert by the rock O'OUP The Wbo in Cin· cinnalJ. 11 persons died u atam- pedlne rans pushed tbroueh the doors lo the arena in a rush for seats. l',...PegeAJ ELVIS ••• the network Sept. 13 aired ' '·20.20•' procram that allesed that Prttlty'a death wu related tc drup. The telniltoD ~ a1ao dlarjed um tM trot ea .. ~ -PNi1tJ•1dealb AU;·18;'Uft'-ol· nelallY libeMd aa heart 4WtaM -Ucl been covered up bf J>r. Jerry Franclteo. Sbelby eo.y medleal e:umlner. Tbo autopey nport oo Prelley hat never bea. publle~ clla- cAoMcl. JfoM::•et, at.tomUa for botb the boi.rd ud Nie~ were stftD cop!• ol UM ~ tan~ under• courtordertbat wtll p1ewent the document from being entered into evidence dur- me t.be bearing. The lawyers Involved in the case ea.Id the court order would not prevent them rrom usmg in- formauon m the report lo develop questions for witnesses. Shelby County Medical Ex- aminer Jerry Francisco has maintained the only drugs found 10 Presley's blood and tissue samples were there 1n therapeutic quantities and were not sufficient to cause death. In hts formal defense lo the state charges, Nichopoulos said Presley was a d1ff1cult patient who needed ptlb. for ~''"4!; -nd control or his app e tite . Nichopoulo. also s atd umden- tir1ed ind.ivtduals who had acces!". to Presley's Graceland mansion stole drugs kept there for Presley But NichopouJos said he had not overpreacribed any drugs for Presley or any of hi:. other pa - lJenta F,..._Po~AI RAIN ... 't:"ar lht· mo1~tur~ measured 9 77 1n1·ht·., LaM Wt>e k ., downpours caused havoc an lhe Soulh County. where .,wollen creek water overflowed their b&nU and numerous homes and businesses flooded m the LdJ<una Beach area A Laguna '\1~uel man was lulled when he "'a!> swept away in Oso Creek wateN Unincorporate d parts of Orange Count y al so wer .. descnbed as "tota lly saturated'" from lht' recent storms. but no maJor problems were reported this morning from we ekend ~howrr act1 vtty llOIA>t'\t'r. Rill R1•1ter opera- tion .. manager or the Environ- menta l Mana gement Agency. aaid tbal heavy dowupoun, such • IDch d nm • , .. 11oarw. eoul4 ~ •• Stq>e'f' nmoll!i'. ad madaDdM. Camino Caplatrano ln northern San Juan Caplatrano was re· opened Fmb} afternoon and re- m a 1 ned open throughou~ the WHkend This momin~. crew'i wen> at v. ork on Pac1 f1(' Coast H 1ghv. a~ a1 I h<' north end of San Clemenll' 1" lt•a nin~ up muddy dc bns caused b\· ~lldM m thf' area ~o un usual storm related prob lem .. \ltt>rf' reported in the cities of Nt•wport Bt'ach. C'ostc1 Mesa or lrvtne dunng the weekend Weather forec.is ters said Tuesday's ra1ns should only a mount to hght showers or draules. A low pressure system off Alaska was making it possible for the Pttafic storm fronts to COO· ltoue DlOV1Jl& tbroutb Southern Cahforrua. Forecasters couldn't say how long lhatcoodit1on would last. Dead Seal8 Fo0nd BOSTON <AP> -Officials have called in a veterinary patbolotut following tbe chs- covery ol over 40 seal carcasau on C•pe Cod beaches over the paat three weeks. ------·---~ -------- • ... . .. . ..,.... • • • • .. .............. '•U ............ -.. .. H .. ,. ~c.t .,I.~....,,.., ... I ~IZ9d:· 1~00tt()() lhol1 Ind long 51 1n I ra•nbow Of C()ld(S, CO(nQiil'TlCf'\100 b't' • our g t On :f 1 ----------- Afghan line Stiff Thousands Mourn Execution IRAN •.• A 11t11temmt canted by the of. Udal aaency noted that dl•· cuaalona .. .,. MtDa beard ma. Hmlrti proteet.ioa" ol tbe ltratt1 which llab t Peralaa Oulr wllh the 1Dd1an <>e.an. About ~ percent al the W•t'1 otl ~ throu1h tbe 1trait Preeldent Carter baa left op•a the poaalblUty ol taJr.Jn1 wli.....,aJ mtUta.ey actkJG tn the arwa, tueh u a naval bloekade, If the Amertcan.a are not releaaed. .. We have 1et very deflntt.e r1'0Cedurea lor aol viq the pf'Ob. em." 1ald the loreltn mlnl1ter, addin1 II t.be UnJWd Sta tea conUnue1 to "pJay polltlc1" with the crl1l1, tM hoeta1ea will remain In eap· tl'vlty Referrtnir to the Soviet v.CO Sunday of a U N. Security Coun· ell resolution uklnl HncUoal a1alnat Iran. Ghotbzadeh aald ''Now that the United States' 11tu bbom and bueJea1 attempt.a have failed, we are caUlni on other government.a not to let ln volved In the U S political 1ames and avoid any measure which may blur our reJauona with the reapecllve 1overn mPnt.a " I un'a oll minister haa warned oil ules will be cut off to any na tlf>n aupportlna 1anctlon11 »ga1n11l Khomean1'11 reglmr Before h111 nt•w11 conferencl', Ghottnadeh mf't with tht! forelan m1n111ler of nt:llhborln1 f'ukt Ktan at Tehran airport and Im 1d lh••y dlllt'Ull&f'd the tJ S Jranaun c·n11111 and the Soviet. In tnv1•ntlon In Afghani1tan. which bordert both countnea ·'Th~ Soviet Union 111 In Afgharu1tan bt-ceuse the Unlted Statea doean't understand It 1'hould fet out of Iran. even ln pohUcs, • Hid Ghotbiadeb, add lq lhat the U 8 .·lranJan crttt. •H a "80lden opportwUly" for Sovl«J.a&ervcnUoa. Tehran Radio reported Ayatolhh Khomeini wu an1ered by a ne wa report that the Soviet charge d'affalres In Mexico said the Soviet Union wu prt:pared to help Jran mllltarlly 11t(aln1t the United State. The broadcaat aald Kbo- m e In I a11ked the Foreisn Minl1try t.o repnmand the Soviet 4lplomat ln Mexico t.o prevent rtpeUUon of "1uch inaultlni re· marlu." Pope ·critical Of War Acts VATICAN CITY <AP) -Pope John Paul 11 today aald the ''dramallc evtnll" in A11baJ)lstan poeed a t.hrwat to world peace and caJi.d oa the •• 1reat PoW•n · • to extrt tWr re1pon1lblllUH to 1afe1uard peace ••Jn the face ol the dransatJc eventa Lnder way ln Ala.ha.nlAan WbJcb caUM arutlety 1n public o pinion lo virtually all tbe world, one cannot but woodeT about the moUv .. that can un. leash ev•nta 10 Hrloua and thrtat.ml.Da &o U,t.rnatlonal de· tent.." The pope ft,f!;!ued "concern and t)'mpathy for the people ol Iran. U.madenodtrwctrd•rence to the American holta1" hl.&d by I ranlan militant.a In Tehran tlnce Nov. -4 but pralud Iran '• "humanttar1an tradition•" and uprf!IMd hope the lranJana may "aurmoun:tcurrentdlfllculU .. " ' DAILY PILOT U.S. Pre11 Due Ouaier TEHRAN. Iran <AP) - 011 Mlal1ter All Akbar Motnlar said today that ail A mencan reportan would be lied hocn Iran "lJ) npe I •• the very nelf uture became ol "blaMd'' ,... po..un,. Moialar, • member ol the rW1na n.vc>luUonary Coundl. fOld reporten of the declaion att.r Monday nl&bt '1 councU meeUn1. 1'her9 w• DO lmmedtat. explanatloa of why the American• bad been 1tn11ed out and there wu no lndlcaUoa ol when llM expul1lon would take place. High-8peed Chase Net8 Bomb Swpect A man who police alle1e left an explOllve device conlaJ.n.l.nc three 1Ucu of dynamite out.ak:St Corona pohce headquart.en late Friday wu arr1"1Jled Sunday ln Newport. Beach followlnJ( b high 11peed cha.le, police uid. Al Gene Johna, 18, of Corona, wa11 arrnttted at about 5 JO p m on u '250,000 Corona warrant near Newport l>ier by Hunt· lngton Beach olflcen Johna, lnve11Ugaton 118ld, la helng held In Corona on the war rant char&!nl him with planUn1 » destructive device with Intent to commit. bodJly Injury. Corona police Lt. Homer Lloyd Mid polJa •unetU&nce eamera1 filmed the auapeel plactna the b4att.ry-powered n · plo11ve near the 1tallon 1u pumps at about 10:30 p.m . He aald a bulletin wu luued with the 1uapect'1 description aft.er he eluded officers • short d111tance lrom the poUce 1laUon SeveraJ Corona olf~oni, Lloyd uld, reportedly recoenlzed the euapect. It untln1ton Beach police picked up the trail Sunday when they were uked lo stake out the apartment ot the 1uapect'1 slat.er In Huntinet.on Beach. Sat. Lula Ochoa Hld when ot Ileen an1ved the man Jumped on • motorcycle and led them down Beach Boulevard to Pacific Coat H11hway. He aaJd when the man reached Newport Pier he dumped h1a motottycle and raced Into an apartment bulldln1, once acatn eludin~~· A a Ume lat.er, however. ttt. suspect w .. arrat.ed wtMtn Newport otncen Bruce Fosler and Michael Wel1ch reported they apott.ed the auapecl from their helicopter, wblch was circlln1 t.he Haled-off area. lnve1ll1ator1 r eported the men had apparently chan1ed cloth• In the apartment buJld· ln1 and had wandered by at leaat one officer without beln1 recognized. The auapect was tranap()l'ted back lo ffunUn,ion Beach and held ln the city JaU until Corona authontlea arrived. Lloyd 1ald Corona police had arrested the ti-year-old ln um on burl}ary charl"· He 1ald tM man had been coovtcted on the chara• aod placed on Pf"Oba· Uon. ,.,...PapAJ MOLEST ••• old boy waa molHted In bis b9droom Sept, • by a man Who entered U.. home t.hroulh an un· locked •li.ctlu ..... door. Nine da)'l 1ater, a to.11ar.o&d younpt.er awoke to ftnd a man f ondll.al blm tn ht• bedroom. The bcW HNHMd and ran uP-etaln fo hU pe.nnta room, bUt tbe molat41r bad n9d by the time U.. Pll'tntl •rrind at the low•r Jnel bedroom. "Thia II the flnt CIN ....,. we•ve bad • kldnapptn1-fo. volvtd.'' •aid lDv..U••tor Omt lrooU. " re1lon borde2l the Soviet Unlon The ~ not be con· ftrmed. Ud w~ cb~c IOUrc• Kabul aaJd lM loYl«I had U1hteaed t.beir rnJUtal')' hold Qn the couot.ry. 1alnln1 control of the north 1outh . Heral· Kandahar hl•hway In the Wiilem part of tht COUDLry The bl1hway 1a ooe ol the two maln pev9d roedl lD AllhanJtWa. One W•a.rn ID!onnut told A110Ci•ted PNll cornepoodeot M arcu1 Jl!Uaaon, who lt ln Kabul, that "eUnf It~ "atmott""'wnw.' • But other 1ource1 in Kabal told EHMOO combat apparenll)' wa• atUI fOIDI OD ln ib• nortb••• province ot 8adalsb1 .. an, and lo PaltUa. IOUtheut ol tho capkal and near Pak..._. "They (tbe Moelem ,..,.1-> CID 10 on b , •••••• th• RuHlan1 forev r," aata one aource. ''They laave betD dotn1 thl• IOrt ol thfn1 lor ceoturtea. ·' ln Kabul, lbouaand.s crowded mo1quea S unday to mourn poHUcaJ ortaooers 1lain ctuma durln1 PrHldent Haflaullah Amln'• Nfjme. Uncoaftrmed rt port• have Htlmatt.d U,000 Mtbans were kiu.d b)' Aaila and bl• pr•d•ce11or1 Nur Mohammed TaraS.I, wno In· etalled tbe ftnt commuaiat eo-r· emment m Kabul ta an APrtl 1t'78 coup. The fiercely anU·communiat rebela launched their 1uerrtUa war alt.er Tarald came to power, Amin, TaraJd'1 prim• miaUter, overthrew hl1 chief ln Sep· tember 1979 and Tarald wu killed Amin In tum was ouated and e"ecuted ln a Sovlet·t>.clted coup Dec ?7, two day1 after the Sov1ell be1an pourtn1 an estimated 100,000 troop1 Into Aftharu.t.an to prop up the MW prHldmt they plckf'd. Rabrak Kurmul, and fight the M011lem 1n11urJ(t'fllJI A aeruor U.S. offlclal clauned Friday that the Ruulans were condur tina a brutal campaign lo "exterminate ~e who OPl>O" them " The official, who declined to be Identified, 1aid Waahlngton believes several hundred Mahana have been ex· ecuted alnce the Sovleta 1t.epped ln However, one unconfirmed re· port from a Pakiatanl newspeper, tbe Momtn1 ,. ... ot Karacbl. aald tbe 8ovMta have ktlled -4,000 ctvtllam and per· rUlu. The Kremlin aay1 lt ln· tervened In Al1hani1tan at Amin'• requeat becauae the United Stat.ea, China . Pak.lat.an and EKYPt were armlnt and tralnln.i the Af1h•n 1uen1Uu. President Cart.er. aeeklnl lo lncreue Wettem pre11ure on the Soviet Union, sent Deputy Secretary of Stale Warren Christopher to Europe Sunday. He wUl consult with Brttlab1 French, Weit German ano Hallan offlclala about tho pos1lbtUty ol a boycott ot the 1ummer Olympic. ln Moecow a"d about military and economic aid to PakW..n. which fet>l• It.Mii thr atened by the Soviet advance Qil Issues Lead Broad Market Rise' NEW YORK <AP> -011 la 1uea led a broad advance ln ~ •~It market today. The Dow Jonea avera1e of 30 lndualt1ala waa up 5 88 pointa to N-4.42 aft.er three houni of trad ln1. Oalnetl opened up a 2·1 le*d over IOMn amona New York 8toclt Exchan1e·U1t.ed l11uea. Aided by buytn1 on the part ot lnveatlna lnatltut1on1 , the Dow Jone• tnduatrlal avora1e climbed aJmo1t 30 polftta lut Wffk ln t.hl bu.li•t tradin1 week ever al the NYSE. Somt ot that activity nidently persllt.c! &o day. Io the economic ntwa, there were reporU that threateMd cut bacu ln ,.._ ol oU by Iran Poled 1 dlmlniabJ.nl threat to the world at I ·IUpply outlook. Carter Seee ~nomyTe1t W AIHJNOTON <AP> -PrelJ dent Carter 1111 tb• tJ .I . economy. u much u ttl mWtuJ ml~rla fit blfM t.a.d by lrulan ttr mand ....... ag,...,, '''The Umt.d 8'atei II t.tna ltVllll)'t-.dtodQ-t-...for our nora1 oour.,.. letttd for our mtutary mJ~t. for our HOnomlc etrenltb ... CaNl' told Uae Whit. HouN conlertaee on 1m1ll "'-1· DIH Sunday nlOt. ".IUlt 11 •• must Htk tnarnan fNldom and malataln mWtary llr•ltll leeiDld llO lllDllt, IO aniWt •• 'if' 1u1tel1 a eatloaal ffOftOm that wW ..... Ill *' ,.... 'bl1Ail;'' • ~.--.-,_._,_ -----. ... Waat 'l'uhe Baltff Sarah and Bob Smith of Virginia Beach, V1t . are r1r1t on the list of prospective parent.I ror the teat tube betb) lab recently approved for operauon m Norfolk, Va Border Agents Nab Eight in Pursuit A 46 m1l(> rha11<' that bt•&an 01 the San Onofre border check point urly today rc'?lult.ed in thf' arr(•lt of tWQ Amertcan11 und 11x llleaal wlena man Anutw1m rh ldenU1l area Border Patrol agent 1n chara«> John Wesson aatd two bordt'r patrolmen pulled bealdt a crowded Ndan shortly before 1 a m • and attempted t.o pull the driver to the aide of the San Dies<> ftreeway. Tbe motorUt 1tepped OD ~ 1aa a.ad led tb• lwo otnc.n northbound on th• fri•w•:r where the a1eat.1 were )otned by Sheriff 's and California lllahway Patrol unlu. "It wu a hordf' of r~ light vthldt'1 hf'adtn.c up th" freeway... Wea80f"I aald of th1· chue. which al time. rue~ 1peeda of 1~ mu .. per hour on the wet freeway. Patrol unit• from cltl.-1' betw~en San Clemente and Anaheim Joined ln the chase, which ended at Bellvlew and South ·~ lo ~oahelm lhmdred.8 Pay Respecl8 to Meany WASHINGTON IAP> Hun dred1 of vlalton arf' pa11ln1 tbrou1h the "House ol Labor· lo pay lut ,....Pffla to It.a bulJcSor Geor1• Meany Meany. who dJ~ Thut'Mlay of ca rd lac arn. .. t at the as• ol 8:1. lay lo at.ale at AP"l., CfO .,_ad quart.re today and Sunday, drawln1 viewers from union balla, lbt hallt of Con11 ... and th• WhJ .. HouM \\fluon 11a1d thr dr1vPr Ju m J.lf'd from till' 1· a r tiut w a • 1 .1pturN1 hy an An.1h1·1m 11ff1rn who tarkh'<i Uw MU1~ t I ""'"' Ull' n·111d1>nt1al area Arrtoatt."<1 Wl'rf' JMu~ Cahlllf1 M orc·no. 23. an undo,.um1·ntf'd allt'n and ·.anvn of the JUlf'lu-d l' u r Rorder patrol offlcera aJao Jrrt"~t.ed Dt-1'"" Mttrru 30. of fo'ontana . tw-r alx yf'ar old '°" Jnd hl'r hu.band Andre Mna1 Sandoval 2U. dn 1ll1·1tol .ilu~n The driver and famUy were charpd wttb tranaportf.n1 nn other all~ In t.ba vebl~ ... AJl elaht •mpM'U wert' taken to Ow Chula VI.ala Border Patrol Ila lion Alt'9 <1' lht' flhMla ranrf'd frrin1 I~ to 41 and 1nclut1f'd m•·n .. nil wom1·n. \\1•, .. on '"11l Rock Shm(~ Uwses Crusl1 DETROIT <AP> fo'•nl'I k ickt'd 1n 1la111 doora and trampled euh other, but Umn· w.-re no IJ\Jun .. In the 1tampe<k• for tlckeu for w c·onrert by • r~k sroup cell~ Ruah. poltcl' aald Ont' man wu arruted u police, wtt.h clubll drawn. mov~ the 1,000 fana back and matn talned order Ont fan .. 1d rumon Lhat the box office 1"0Uld run out ol Uck ta apparenlly added &o the con.I uaM>n LHl month. at a concert by lht ~k l"OUP 'M\e Who ln Ctn clnnau, 11 peraom dJed •• •tam l)f'dln1 fana pwhod lhrouih tht" door• to thr 1art'na In a ruah for ... ta ,.,...,~"' ELVIS ••• the M'twork Sept. U at...ct • . '20 20'' rrosram that alle~~ t.hal Prealay 1 death wu rt k drup. Tbe~~&llo cbartld that U. ttui e.., cM PnllfJ'tdeat!I Aa•:it. tm-ol· tlelalb libel.cl aa· heart 4IMme -bad been oovered up t., Dr. Jeri')' Fttnellco, •1by Coug&y modJeaJ namtner. 1'be •utoo9Y report 00 .,,. .. y bH ant 1*A pubUclr cl.la· cloMd. ffowe¥er, •UomeJa for botb the bOvd ud JCkhopou.lot ..... PYID eopt.-of the flPOrt lall ._under a courtordlrtbat wtn prevent t.M document from bt'lnt enterfod ln&o ev1dtlnce dur 1n1ththeartn1 The lawyen Involved In the <'He 11ld the court order would not prevent lhe m from u11ng In· formatlOO In the report. t.odeveJop quesUorus for wtt.nrar.t"1 Shelby County Medleal Ex· •miner Jerry Frandeco hu malDlalned the only drup found ln Pffeley'1 blood a nd Uaaue 1ample1 wert-t here 1n thera~c quanttth:" and were no\autfldenl tocauaedeath. Jn hi• formal defense to the 11tatf' churl(eft, Nh'hopoulott 11&1d Prt-11 .. y wa• u dlfftcult patient who net.-ded pllll. for ~'·"; -od con tro l o r h i• 11ppttt1te Nkhopoulot alao aatd un1den llflt>d lndJvtdual1 who had acce1111 to Prealf'y'• Cracel»nd mansion 11tole druAJI kept then• for Presley Hut Nlcht)l)OU)o9 uld h .. had not uv.-rpreticrlbed any druo for l'rHley or any of h111 othrr pu ti cot.a FremropAI RAIN •.• year tht· moi"tun· mt-iuun .. 11) 77 1nrhr Laat '*"-'k'' downpours cauat'd havoc: 1n the Sou\~ County. wh1·n· ••Olten ~IL wate r overflow•"<l their hanks and numeroua hornet> and hu•llnf'41'1" OllOd('d 1n th1· l.dl(Un11 1i.. .. 1r h <Ht,, A Lal(unJ !\tl(Ut'I m.111 wa , killed Wllt'n tw 14 ;1' "IWt·p t .1w.1y "' Ov1 ('rN·k 14-at"r U n 1 ru "r po r a t 1• d p 11 r 1 a or <>r1nl(,. Cnunty al,o w"r•· '11•,rr1h.-d J .'I "lot.div •rnturalfod" rr"m t~· rN·1·nl ... t11rm11 . but no mu JfJr 1•r1Jl1l1•rnt1 wc:ri• report•'<! th" m1Jrn1ni f rom w•·ek1·nd aho"""r oct1 v1ty lln"".-v.-r. Hill Hr1ter oper:.s lton'I rnuna17,f'r nf th1• Jo:nv1mn nll'nl .11 M J11.1~1·m1·nt Agenr) •aid U1at ~av) dt1wnpoun. aurh u an tnch al ratn tn a ,..,, boun. could eame "auper nmoft'I'' and mudtUdetl <'amino Caplalrano In northern Sitn Juan Caplatrano wn,, rt> flf .. •n1 .. 1 rndjJ\ 11ft1•mf)(Jn ttnd ,,. m11tnf'c1 opf'n thrnu~hout tho· WN••11'fl<l Th111 nY1min)(. ('rt·w, Wf'N' at work 11n l'u1·1t1< Coa'!t ll11<tiwav al th•• north 1 nd ''' Sun Clt•mentt• d1 .. 1r11r1.c up muddy dl•bna cauxt.>d h\ ... 111t.-. 1n thfo 11rro No unwusul 'form rrlated prob 11· m' -.1•r• rt-ported in the c1tlt.>8 o( N 1•wp11r1 fke<'h. CtM'lta ML'811 or In'°" dur1nu ttw w••rkend W••11ther for«c.ut~u said 1 uc-itd ny·" rain" ithould only 11 mount to h.Cht ,howrris or driuln A low pret111.1re system off Alukll was maklna It PGl•tble for tht' Pat1flett.orm front.a t.ocon llnu" movlllj throu1h Southern Callfonoa Jo'or«ast~n couldn'r HY how lonec thJt cond1t1on would Jut D.a.ad Seal8 Found BOSTON <AP> -Offtc111ls h • vf called In a veterinary p1tholoa11t follow1n• lhf' d111 covery of over 40 1oal care~• on Ca~ Cod be11chc" ov.r the paat thret> wee -. . -. -.,.__ ... ~-.................. -........ ._ ·~' .... ·., ... ..- Orange Coast EOITION VOL. 73, NO. 14, 3 t!CTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1980 Today's Closing N.I'. Stoeks N Fl FTEEN CENTS Government Due $33,295 Frolll Nixon WASHINGTON (AP> - Belon Richard M. Nixon eetu. lb• 1ale of bla bome lD San Clemeate, tbe aovemmeot ls to cet back '31.• ot &be money lt uent imDJ'Ovlll1 the aeaald• e1tate. under ao a1reement reached~. But tbe former prealdent wtll not tend the money; t.be new owners ol the 20-acre estate will, it waa learned. There as . bowevv, ooc.b1q to pnv nt Nb· OQ tl'Om Nlmblllraln1 Urie buyen NlUG la knon to , .. , that If be alsm the check, that would be perceived u an admllllon be In· tentJoaally as.ct hit propert.y Im proved at taxpayer expense. Nlxoo qned to the ae10Uated setUemenl on Monday It still must be formally accepted by lbe 1overnment. The arraqement could still fall apart, a source said, poclally If Nixon feela be t.a be- f n 1 pictured aa having capllulat.ed Tbe tenm weN! worked out in montb1-lon1 dhcuaalons betweeo Nhton aide Jack Breo- n an and Ross Bialek, the General Services Admiruslra- llon's ree,lon.al controller in San Francisco When Nixon let It be known laat year that be planned to aeu the p10perty, the GSA demanded reimbursement for improve· meota made wbile Nixon wu president. He plans to move to New Yon CilY whenever his East Mth Street townhouse is ready, probably in mid· February Nixon ln.si.sted be didn't ask for the improvements at San Clemente. that they were all made at the request or the Secret Servtte and that the IOV· emment should take lbem out it 1t wanted to be sticky about the matter. _The ne~atioo.s then began An audit last June determined that the government bad spent $702,321 improving tbe estate between 1968 and oud-1973 "for protectioo of the president and bis family." The audit showed it would cost $106,442 to remove items with a salvage value of only S27 .411-a loss of S78.98 l. After the Senate voted In Sep- tember to urge Nixon to pay for improvements made at tax- payer expense, Nixon sent a check for 12.300 ror a flagpole and asked the government to restore the rest of the property to its ori,Onal condition Hostages Might Be Held Forever Coastal Area Due For Rain Don't stash that umbrella yet That's because those same dark gray skies which loomed over Orange County today and all last week will remain through Tues day. bringing even mQre ram to a tboroughly soaked Southern California Forecasters for the N allooal Weather Service said today an eastern Pacific storm front la the latest contributor to the sodden weather which, in the short span of a week, transformed Southern California Crom bone dry to ' spongy. Rainfall figures for the weekend showed a tapering off of &bower .activity, but the season storm totalt ~, the coast have bePD •reveal the dramaUc ef-r.t ol tbe winter rains the past .-aevmdays. In Costa Kesa, for instance, the NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ... --HfT 8'Y PLOODtNG--A3 .$ or an inch of rain which fell S.\urday and Sunday bawe Wou&bl the moilture tot.ala to 5.25 inches fort.be season. Last year at this time, the total was 6.42 inches Huntington Beach rainfall ' ti g u res a Is o h a v e bee n significantly enriched by the storm activity. The .72 or an inch that fell through the weekend The celery being picked by these Irvine workers ap- pears about to be ingested by a giant blimp hangar. Ac- tually, the structure at the Tustin Marine Corps helicopter station 1s quite a distance from the field at Barranca Road and Harvard Avenue. but a telephoto lens makes it appear closer. January 1s a pnme harvest time for celery in Orange County, one or the few places m the country where 1t can be grown in winter brought the total for the season to 6.03 inches. Al this time a year 1lgo, about 7.18inches had been re- corded, according to rain watcher J . Sherman DeMy. South County rainfall totals also told a similar story. The nearly inch of rain there during the weekend swelled the figures for this season to 7 56 inches. Last 6 Burglaries In Newport Net $17,500 year, the moisture measured 9.77 · Newport Beach pol.ice have re- incbes ported six major weekend Last week's downpours caused burglaries in which losses havoc in the South County, where totaled nearly $17.500 ~wollen creek water overflowed Four airport-area busmesses their banks and numerous homes were loot.ed of office equipment, and businesses flooded in the p r i m a r i I y I B M Se I e ctr i c Laguna Beach area. A Laguna typewriters. Niguel man was killed when he Those l06ses were reported was swept away in Oso Creek from Bristol Corp., 1550 N waters. Bristol St.; Langdon and Wilson Unincorporated parts or Architects, 4901 Birch St., suite Orange County also were B; Swenson and Clark, also at described as "totally saturated" 4901 Bl.rcb St. and General Elec- from the recent storms. but no tric Credit, 3900 Birch St., suite major problems were reported 109. this mornioc from weekend Garya and Co.; a men's store. shower activity. reported the lou of '2,159 worth However, Bill Reiter, opera· or men's shoes and utlque dec- tiona manager of the Environ-orator items from the display mental Manasemeot A1ency, case of the shop located at 119 said that heavy downpours, aucb Fashion Island. u u lDch ol rain in a few boon, Visitor Patricia Brl11s, a could came "super nmoffa" c..."'<I guest at the Balboa Bay Club, mudalidM. reported the Jou of '4,200 worth Camino Clpbtrano in nortbem of Jewelry. taken from her room , San Juan Capistrano wu re-· while lbe wu playin1 racquet- opened Friday afternoon and re-ball SundQ. mained open throu1bout tbe weekend. ~ • hi . Tbil IDDl'DlDI. crewa were at . UtizeD.8 p . •ort CID Padftc CoutRlabwa.y at th• north enc1 o1 San aemmte. <l88ses Set Amerie.mutkm elaUel fort.be f orelan·l>ornL· preparin1 for cltl1en1&tp, ·ancf clHata ln Endiab u a MCa6d ~. will ·bit Ofter.ct MllluilJli th4l wett ot Ftti. • by the Ntwport-llen Unified School Dtltilct:. TIM ~c8hisaUon e1aaa will cneet from 1 to 10 p.m. WedDMdt11 bMlmdlal·reb. I at Calta ...... fflall:JSebOOI, - ll'almew Roldf room ioe. Elidib cia.. wtll be•beld both for the Spanllh·•~I II J011 Wlilt lmi:ned1.8t8 nccea and for tbOli 1~0101 othV &om c1-Uled ed. lr7 the lan1ua1H. Information la Dlll.Y. Ptlot ad·nien at available trom tbi~guJt Educ•· • • tJoD omoe, as . St., ec.ta If a, •saoa. • Corona Man Held As Bomb Suspect A man who pohce allege left an explosive device containing three sticks or dynamite outside Corona pohce headquarters late Friday was arrested Sunday m Newport Beach following a lugh- s peed chase, police said Al Gene Johns, 18, of Corona. was arrested at about 5 · 30 p m on a $250,000 Corona warrant near Newport Pier by Hunt ington Beach officers. Johns, investigators said, is being held in Corona on the war· rant charging him with planting a destructive device with intent to commit bodily Injury. Corona police Lt. Homer Lloyd saJd police surveillance cameras filmed the suspect placing t.be battery-powered ex- plosive near the station gas pumps at about 10:30 p.m. He said a bulJetm was assued with the su.spect's descnpllon after he eluded offacers a short distance from the police station Several Corona officers. Lloyd said. reportedly recognized the suspect. Huntington Beach police picked up the trail Sunday when they were asked to stake out the apartment of the suspect's sister m Hunllngtoo Beach Sgt. Lu.la Ochoa s8ld when of- ficers arrived the ma.a Jumped on a motorcycle and led them down Beach Boulevard to Pacific Coast Highway. He said when the man reached Newport Pier he dumped bis motorcycle and raced into an apartment buildiq, once •Cain eluding police. Survival, Key ... Nudity Was Necessity NEW YORK CAP) -Suzanne Somera didn't do nude laYoUtl 10 years a10 fO publicise b~nelf, "ahe was lrYbll to survive," her mana1er, Jay Bern· stein, has told People ma1u1.oe. Accordlna to the maauine, t.be pbpto often came when M.lu Somers, then a •tru•ltAI model, was dlvorcec1 and her younr IOD wu tnJured ln an auto ecddent, running up hoseltat billa ot sao.ooo. Pbat.cJlt from a 1970 teat for Playboy map:llne were prtnted thia montli. In the reaultJ.na nap, :A.co HardWare Corp.,. which pays MlJI Somera '200.000 • year, laid lt wu dropptna her u a pltdlwoman. Tti8 company bu alnce chanted lta m1Dd a.ad decJdld to keep on Ui star Of ABC'• •llJ1iree•1 Coa\pany.0 'Tve tried .so bard to be a adbd penon," Mia SOmer,s told People. "but now they're brt.nairia "1 th.laura oat Ot context tn my Ille. It makea me want to cry.fl Run-down Batteries lifesaver? \ A set of run-down battenes was all that protected three youthful Balboans from a lethal time bomb found Saturday, pohce mvestil(ators S8ld today Capt Wayne ~oolly of the Newport Beach ~bee sa1d the bomb. found on the harbor beach near Bay Island bndge, was "a tugh)y sophisticated de· vice "It would work and if it had detonated. it would have done a lot or dad)age. But the batteries weren't sufflctooUy charged to detonate it," he said. Police said three youngsters who were not identified, bandied the expklSlve device. "What we'd like to tell people la to leave the damn things alone W tftey find them," he added. "Call us and we'll take care of them." The bomb. Connolly said, con- •'-ted of a tube of smotelea powder booked up to betteries and a kitchen timer. It wu found on the beach by a youn~ wbo carried the de- vice and showed tt to her older bnOer. Connolb' aa.ld the brother toJd her to pt rid ol lt ao abe put tt in tbe trab beb.lDd ber bome. "But lbt -wronied thlt tt wOuld eo all and damaae tbe boUle, IO abe Sol it out ~ tbe tr11b and Wal curytn=-:t toward the ftonl of 1>er when one of ber brot er•1 lriudl ••ed up," tbe captain •XJlalmd. . . Tbe Older boy aald be would take .. bolnb bome to ••aluM.e It l*1 ...... Ida mlDd-Ud car:· rW tt to • ~ boOt.b it tbe PatllkTt'.llttlGe-~ ~ au a. BAJbOa Bl..S., 11om -.. bteau.id~ Offken encuated a bJOc.ll aiollnd u.. tMIUdln• -.... m•ed Sberitr• omc. biomb a· perts "° ~ctivat.d tM -.. v1et. Return Of Shah Pushed TEHRAN Iran <AP J Foreign M1n1 s ter Sadegh Ghottnadeh warned today the American hostages might be ht>ld fort'ver 1f the United States refuse. to t-xtrJdtte the sbab He also told other governments they risk harm.mg their relatJoos with 011 nch lran 1f they JOm the Urut ed States 10 1mpo&LDg aancUOos. lo another development, an Amencan reporter saJd em- bassy m.ihtant.s had told him the hostages wiU be aJlowed to bear a r ecorded broadcast or the Amencan Super Bowl footbell game, scheduled for Sunday. The report.er, Alex Pam of Kii PC Loa An1elea. abo qooted the mUitanta u uyiq spy trials will becin for the bostaps as soon u revolutionary le.cler WIFE OF HOSTAGE ALSO SUFFERS PAIN-C3 AJatollab BuboUah Khomeini siv• tbe word. Trials baft re- peatedly been tbreatened for tbe Americ.n captiYeS, wbom tbe mllit.anta calJ "spies.·· Gbotbaadeb said Khomeini's regime was prepared to wait "more or less forever" for the return of ~ ousted monarch, the basic demand of the students who set.Zed the US Embassy on Nov 4. Meanwhile, Iran warned that it '"wlll not accept any uni - lateral m<'as ures ' concerning the security of the strategic Strait of Hormuz and that such action would be considered "as detnmental to Iran's vital in - terests," ~ Pars news agencv said A statement earned by the of· f1c1al agency noted that d1s- cuss1on.s "are being heard con- cernmg protection" of the stnut .• which ho.ks tbe Persian Gulf w1tb the Ind.ran Ocean About 40 percent of the Wes t 's oil passes through th~ strait. President Carter bas left open the poss1btltty of taJung unilateral m1htary actJon 10 tbe area, such as a naval blockade, if the Amencans are not released. '"We have set very definite procedures for solvrng the prob- 1 em ... said the roreigo minister, adding 1r the United States contin ues to "play politics" with the crisis, the hostages will remain in cap- tivl~y. • Coast Weather Chance ol rain 80 per- t en t tbls evenln1. decreasln1 durln1 tbe nlfbt to 30 percent Tues· day. Fo1 and periodic dri11le contlnuin1 Tues- day . Lowa tooi1bt 55 •1001 the cout and eo in- land. Hltb.a 1'Mlday &5 at the beaches and 99 inland. INSIDE TODAY ~ U. rcn ptfjlGIQ.o ffou ~L a for tM Suprr &>tol. S. lfarin, ,,,,. BJ. l•••a ,v OM. v Pl.OT N £ £ostly Guest .. Squirrel Capers Continue "l'Y9 Fl to chaqe IQ)' ladies, .. •l1bed Cof'Of\a del Mu liquor ttQn owner Bruce Ollon who's been lryina without 1ucceu to trap the around aqu..lrrel who Uvu an hia •tore ITS NOT THAT Olloa rniDdl Ow company, tt 1 jut that the aqulrre.I bu ,roven to be an upenstve 1ue.t II•'• aet off three f alaa bu.ralar ala.nm whlch coat Olaoo $75 i.n nne. &Dd be •tole more t.hao 900 candy ban. . o~ tald he's left two traps tn the store every niahl since d.iacovenni the squirrel's nest a week ago He even baits them With Pay Day candy bars, the rodent's favorite. But so far, the squirrel has been disinterested m the good.I• meant to trap him. .. FL\NKLV, I DAVI! a bon11Ne feeling be's got a second nest somewhere and he's Hvtng otr whatever he's stored there," Olson said. "There's no way I can find that nest I'd virtually have to tear the store apart." Tu:o Dead, 4Missing in CraJjh at Sea Two bodies were recovered and a search continued today for four others believed aboard a light plane that crubed at sea Sunday olf Sant.a Barbara. Tbe pilot of the Cesana 207-U. Hugh Irvin Jr .• 51, Garden Grove . was reportedly transporting five persons home frorn a meeting in Visalia of memben of the MasonJc Order. One of the men believed aboard was Herman E. Heffron. 67, Ven- tura, grand commander of the Ma sons for the State of California, according to Dave M accianli of the Santa Barbara County Coroner's Office. Others believed to be aboard were Heffron's wife Opal, 62 . Dorothy Slocum, 68, of Ventura; Donald Dockendorf 61, and his wife Anita, 50, both of Santa Barbara Macc1anll said a U.S Coa!>t Guard cutler had recovered two bodies by m1d·mom10g, but that the bodies had not been positive· ly identified. . .............. Coapo•~ Die• Andre Kostelanetz, who led a number of symphony or· chestras and made frequent appearances with the New York Philharmonic, died Sunday in Haiti at the age of 78. For Gold LONDON (AP> -Gold prlcea Ju peel b1 than Ill a.n ounce ID NCOnt level.a ln ltUl'Clpl today. followlal 1harp rt.. OWJ' th• ftekend ln lb• ,..,. Sut. The dollar was mJxtd and silver N aa uo sharply Gold cio.ed at $851 an O\Ulee in London. Tbe PNVioua Eurol>eu D&NTAL WORK TO COST MORI-Al tr1dJna h.l&b ~was "'5 in Zurich on Jan 3 Gold wu trad.iq thil al- ternoon in New York at$671. The aurae to record = followed hectic weekend tr in the Far East Gold hit a peak or $674 54 in Hon1 Kona on Saturday, toppina iu pr$viOU& high or S673 16 touched a wea a10 In the Bnt.i5b tolony. Silver a1lo rose today to 938 an ounce ln London, Sl olf tu pre- vloU1 record high of $40 reached on Jan 2 m a worldwide scram· ble for precious metals in lbe wake of the Soviet move into Afghanistan Silver closed at $37 ~ Friday. lt was lradinf at S42.50lnNewYork. 1n 'l'Okyo earlier In the da.y, the dollar closed at 236.65 yen, up allghUy from 235.825 at the end of Jut week. * * * Qil Issues Lead Broad Market Rise NEW YORK CAP> -OU la- sues led a broad adv&Dff in the st~k market today. The Dow Jooea average of 30 lndustriala was up 5.04 points to 863 57 Gainers opening up a S-3 lead over losers among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. Aided by buying on the part or investing mstitutions, the Dow Jones industrial a~rage climbed almost 30 points last week an the busiest trading week ever at the NYSE. Some of that activity evidently persisted to- day In the economic news, there were report.!! that tt\reatened cut· backs ln sales of oil by Iran posed a d1m1nlshing threat to the world Oll·SUpplyouUook. DA~ IN BRIEF--- "~ /rrilttl todofl'• aoorld .s ...,_,.,. dnflopmfrsi• Plane Seized Over E11rope.-· PALERMO, Sicily CAP) -A hi.Jacker dem&DiCIJ.q to IO to Libya commandeered ao Allt.aUa DC·t Jetllner wttb • PltlOOI aboanl todaJ, an alrUne apokeama.n Aid. But.the captain landed the plane hen Instead because. he aaid, Tripoli airport wu shut by a aancbtorm. The plane wu bijacked about 40 minutes after ta.kine ott from Rome'• lAOG.udo da V\ncl airport oo a rupt to Tunh Tun1ala. the IPOIE•man said. Moet paa.aeocers were reported u; be Tuni&ians and ltallana. It wu DO& lmmecllately known who commandeered the plane. IJ.N. Aeia.. .. ,,... 1Jr9etf UNITED NA TIO NS CAP> -The United St.at.ea called on other U N members to joln lt ln "me-mnctw .. action a1ai.ut lran an.er the second ~viet veto 1n • week killed a Secwity Council resolu- tion authortnng sanctions unt1J the American hostagH are re leased ·• We urge all other membersot the Uruted N auoru to }Om with ua in the application ot meanloeful 1Deuures against Ute con tinued boldinc of the host.ates in deftance o( internaUonaJ Jaw · · U S. Ambusador Donald McHenry told the council after lbe veto SuodQ nllbt nullified a 10-2 vote in favor of collective pWl.iU ve ac- tion. "Only thus will we demooatrate to Iran that their law\eu ac lions are vtewed with d.iaravor by aJI nations · · ~ L-ft! Tri•I Ol'ftl• A TL.A.NT A (AP> -More than 1.25 pr-a.peel! ve Jurors crowded into a federal courtroom today for the opeoin1 of the bank fraud trial of former U.S. bud1et dJrector Bert Lance. On the eve of the trial. Lance's attorneys continued their battle to overtu.m the indJctment, plead.ins for dJamillal on &rounds that the sraodjury waa lnfluenced by news reports buedoa Sea.ks Crom federal~uton. Lance, once one of President Carter's cbeat advt.sen. u cbaraed with three uaoclataot miauainl S20 mlWoo in bank hmda to beJpthemlelvea, their famlllel and frieoda. Aere~let •--• ..... Preliietl NEW YORK <AP> -Exploaives eq>erta today lludieddebrU from a bomb that exploded at the midtown otftce of the Soviet airline Aeroflot.. lnjurlq three penoaa and sencttn1 tremon u:p Fifth Avenue. In separate telepbocM calla to Tbe Auociat.ed Press. two Jroupe claimed reapooalbWty for the Sunday exploaioa, wtuch in· jured two tourists from France a.od a New Yort woman. The fint caller claimed membentup in the Jewiab Defeme League and said the JDL planted the bomb to protest the lmpriaoo ment of Soviet dissidents. A second calLer claimed the anti .Castro 1roup Omega 7 oombed the omee to show ·'solidarity with~ peo pie of Cuba and Afghanistan rn their struule againat Sovtet 1m perialism " Deputy, Friend Missing After Hike mg used in the surch. Romero saad. The plane bad been oo an In· strument landJng approach to Santa Barbara in driving rain Sunday, when radio contact was lost at about 1 p m Cause of the rrash was not 1mmedlatel) known. The Coast Guard cutter turned up the two OO<hes along with snme debris from the plane about four miles offshore, 25 miles west of Santa Barbara. The search was expected to con· tinue via helicopter. Family Wails Word On Frozen Climber Searchers were scounng the Trabuco Canyon area today for a 34·Year·old Oran1e County deputy sheriff and a friend wbo Called to return after a SWlday afternoon hake Shenffs spokesman Lt And) Rom<'ro said n<i tran· had ~n found th1:. momlnJJl of Jim Ohr or Landa llJll. 25. both of Laguna Hills The couple left the home of a friend on Uve Oak Canyon R.oad Sunday. a.ayma t.My we~ eorna to inspect an old mine shaft in • nearb) lull. Romero ... aid Neither Ohr nor M,S Hill toot. JO) kind of backpackin~ t'qUlp ment '41th them The\ said Ult' '40uld be bad ~fore dark · ~dredsPay · Respects to Meany WASHINGTON (AP) -Hun-- dreds of visitors are passing throuab the "House of Labor" to pay lut respecta to its builder - Geor&e Meany. Meany, who dJed Tbund.ay of cardiac arrest at the aee of 85, lay in state at AFL-CIO bead· quarters today and Sunday, drawlns viewers from Wllon halh, the halla of Con1reea and the Wbit.e Hou.ae. The family or a Fullerton climber reported lost and nearly frozen near the s um mil of 22,S30·foot Mount Aconcagua in Argentina was anxiously await ing news of the man's rate this morning, as rescue efforts con- tinued. Th e climber, Charles Bludworth, 25, was part of a three-man team that ran into Ii blizzard after reachinl tbe Western Hemiaphere's higbeat peak •'The only thin& we know is that no bodies have been fOWld and that they tuave mounted a rescue effort," Stan Bludworth, the climber's brother, said ln Fullerton this morning. Trabuco Canyon as in rugged Charles Bludworth's parents country northeain or M1ss1on and wlfe are awaiting news of Vie10 on the edge of th e the cumber's fate. Cleveland NationaJ Forest. Stan Bludwo rth said his About 12 m e mbers or the brother and his two companions. s heriff's sear ch and rescue Guy Andrews, aae unknown, of team . who are part of the San Diego, and Edward Con· sheriff'• reserve. Joined six ners, 38, of Northern California, deputies at daybreak for today's were experienced climbers. search Accordln1 to news reports Romero said the searcher1 are f M do A .,_ Coo using two bloodhounds but their rom en 18• rgen.._a, · eHorta have .. -·n hampered ners was rescued last Wednes· u. .. day after be descended to the because rain reportedly as 20,000-foot level, seeking help for destroying the scenL bis two comrades who he said The owner of the property. were suffering from altttude Ray Pavel of TuaUn, bu been slckneu and were nearly fnn.en summoned to an attempt to pin- In a tent near the summit. point the l~atlon of several small mines In the area Suffering from severe Romeroasid. · Gandhi Sworn-in As Prime Minister NEW DELHI. lnd.ia (AP! - Indira Gandlu took the oath ~ lnd1a ·s prime minuter toda). capping a pboenix·like nu from the ashes Of political defeat In the urn mrtionaJ election. ln a ceremoay at RasbtrapatJ 8bavan. the presidential paJace, President Neetam SanJha Reedy swore in the dau,bter ol lndJa · s lint prime miaJ.lter. the late Jawaharlal NebnJ, for ber fOW'lh term u leader ol th1a na Uon of 840 million people. the world'!! moat populous de mocracy #gham Resist lit Hill. 81 .... A.uoclaa.d Pft8 Moslem rebelt were reported puthn& up stitr reaiatanc• to Soviet troops ID the higbtandl ol ea5Urn Ar1banl1tan a• thousands of Af 1han1 packed moaqut1 ID the capital clty ot Ka bul to mourn political prisoners lolled by the prevtou.s communiat aovernment. Dtplomats tn Islamabad, Pakistan. saJd the Afghan rebels had stepped up Ci&btin& near the eastern b<>rder with Pakistan. Pakistaru newspapers reported heavy fighting acrou the naaged country&&de o{ the Central Allan natton. including the northern 1 egaon borderao1 lbe Soviet ln1on The report."> could not be con Ctrmed. and West.em dlpJomauc 'IOUrce~ m Kabul said lbe Soviels hod t1&ht.ened their military bold on the country. gainina coatrot o( the north-south, He rat K 1tn d ahar hi ghw ay In the we..,tem part or the country The highway lS one or the two main paved road.!» m Afghaoastao. Ont> Western informant told As~c1ated Pre& correspondenl M arcu~ Eliason, who is 1n Kabul. that righting stopped almost everywhere ·· But other sources in Kabul told Eliason combat appa~tly w a~ :.tall going on 1n the northea '\ province of Badakhsh<sn, and an Pakt.ia, soutbeut o{ the cap1tal and near Paluatan 'They <the Moslem rebels) • ca n ~o on bara.l>11 in1 lbe Rus~1aM forever," said one source "'n\ey have been doing th's sort ol Uun& for centuries.·· In Kabul lhousanas crowded m oJq ue~ Sund ay to mo urn political pnsoner-. slain dumg durtn~ Pres1der.t Haf•zullah Am in ... f'E'l.rl me l'nconf1rmed re port .. hav1• e ..,t1mated 12.00<1 \!j?han ... ~rre killed bv Amin .nd h'-prt>Ot'<'f'''\IH. "l:ur )1 oh~ mmt-cl T. r.•k who 10 tallt-d lhf· fir-• 1·nrrmun1sl gov 1•rnrr.t•nt 1n l\.iliu. 11: Jn Apnl 1918 l"OUP Blaze Foiled Bv Swimmers ., At Oakwood A iroup or eJrly morning <"' tmme r .. JI tht> 0<11.wood apartment comp1t'x in :-;ewport R<':;C't-~a ... rrt-d:ll-d b) hremt'o tOOJ' '4lth pn.H~nltnR .rnolht'r m. Jo· b 1all JI tht• "Om plt'x f-trt' dtp.srtmt-nt '>PQkes man Art Morton said the swimmer. .,potted ;i blait an an unoccup1e<l third floor ;ipartment at about : JC a m Sunday and s um mone-d firemen The fire was doused after causmg an esllmat~ $2,000 in damage. Morton said On ()e(' LS. an tntent1onally set fire forced residents of 48 unit!! l.D the complex to nee. That bl:ne <'&used an estimated SlOO.OOOworthofdama1e. Morton said the blaze this •eekend apparently was ac- l' ldenta t. but . he s aid, in· vesuaators haven't been able to determine its IOW'Ce Ke aajd the apartment's occu- pants ~~ out of town at the time ol the flre and theJr names are unknown to the department. "We haven't been able to get any help at all from the State Department,'' be added bitterly A long with hia brother, frostbite, Conners wu rushed to Weather condJUona prevented a Mendoza hospital. where two helicopters and bones from be· fin1ers and both big toes were ,.---------------------------------------- · Bradford Rites Set Memorial services will be held Tuesday for Dean C. Bradford. 58, Costa Mesa, a lonstime Oranee County real estate de- veloper who died Saturday. The 1 rites ·wm be conducted at 1 Mariners Church, Jamboree Road and Bison Avenue. Newport Beach, at 2 p.m. DAILY PILOT fNOr-~Oilllf"'*---11 .. <-l>l_ .... _ _,,,.,...._..,li.Or-C-1 "-1-.C:-. .._ ....... , __ ..,.,.,_,,,,.....,. ..,,...... ,, .... .., c:-i. - -e.Kll . .._..... .... "'_ "'°"y.n., 1.W.,..._IM<lto/~C.-A .............. ..-............ ._....,,_ _,, ,.,.. __ .......,.....,.._ ..... -· .. ~c:.i.MHa.C.• ........ -·-.. -...,.,...... __ _ ,... •• Cillf'99 ~·---Ooftw<•-~ ..... ..... ~....,_,...,.:=:,:; ... om.. c.t.e,.,.U __ M .. ,.__. ~ IM<ll *'Hf CN'lt "..,._. ...................... l!Ul ....... .,,._., amputated. Newport Pimping Suspect Held Again A Newport Beach man, slated to start a 30-day jail sentence later this month for pimping and pandering, was arrested on simllar charges t.hls weekend by Newport Beach police. Jesse Emlenton Boyd, 53. wu taken into custody on auapiclon of pimping at his home at 35.S Walnut St. by Set. Tony Villa. Ria arrest came about an hour after two women wbo worked for Boyd'• e.cort 1ervice1, Sequin Girl.a, were taken into custody oo a~cloa of prwt.ltuUon. 'l'be two women were tde.o- Ulied .. Unda Sue 8ostoa and Mary Jane Gerdea, both n and both of the Walnut Street ad· dreg. "' LHt AUl{Ult, Co1ta ..... pollce raided Bo7d'1 apll'tDMJGt JDd arNlted b.tm on ebaqa of pimplq and pander1DI m UM oPttaUoil 0( the .eon HMC.-B• ~ uo eoni.tt to tbt ebar• and "u Mlllenced to IO da1• ln ~y Sall. Satw'daJ. .tee tnv .. tt.Jators allesed \bij eaned tbit umco operated bf 80jd a64 ~ to meet n.o womeo at thll'llar· nott Batel. Tbe 4'11ctr• arrHted the • women alter they allegedly agreed to perform sexual acts ln return for money. Police said they also seized Boyd's records for the outcall service when they arrested lhe Newport man. Boyd and the two women were freed after postin& bail. 2nd Slaying Suspect Held STOCKTON <APl -A leeond Stocktm man baa ~n IJ'nllled for mveattiatioa ot munt,rtna a teen-aa• coavenlaee atoN clerk 1tiot to death wblle chum, a man wbo tailed to pay tor taaollM. Jolmnlt lloore, 25, wu IM»ok:ed durln1 the weekend after ht.a flnserprtnt wu found on an un· • .,. t buUlt tn the ian belleftd to bave been the weapaa WJie4 to~ AntbGQY H mude:a, 11 • poUce ttld.. ·--RJchard BOotb tt. WU take Into cuatod7 Friday for In· vHtlaauoa of th• H•J'Undez 1Ja1 1ald . ~"-"' ~---~ ----v--~--~--- 100\ cotton Shortlnd lonQ sloeVe 1n • ramt>Wt ~ COlor1 eomot1mentld "°I out.,gr 1 On·T1rno" laded dln1,.,.. . • Mand!y. JlinU!IY 14. 1980 DAILY -mlle Hid s Costlg Frown l ' tal told. result.in& in a bW o11$ ..... W1tb dntal wottt. '' Bariali Wene tt I.I too early to ..... the quality of eold 1u1>- 1tlt.ute1 aad be .Plana to nay wl&h tile lamlllar preclou1 me&al. The COIDIDClft ftllin1 • dentllt 11 to npal.r tooth deea}' I.I uull1 lllvw-baled. BecaUN ol dliDt ailvw prtcea, t.be COit at Ua11 matMtal la ellmbina u nu. B"t the bli&elt wallop la beloa felt In tM price of dental Sold UMd for C'IVWDI, wbJch flt over a broken or badly deeayed toot.b, or Inlays, plaeed ltop teeth. An ounce of dental sold, which a1lo cootaina palladlum and yery coatly tC-ntlnum, aeoerally COits more the 1old Uated oo the bualneu pa1e. If 1old i. report· ed at ~ an ounce, dental 1old may be elmer to '100 A typical crown requires one - lOt.h of an ounce or more of den- or •more for the metal aJoo\ Wben manufactur•3 laboratorte1 and the dentia \)lemaelvee tack on labor otber expeoae1, that •ln•I• aown may come to the paUG with a $2:50-300 price taa. I There la no mad rush to but gold at lta CUl'ftllt price "MOil denu.t. and labl are laym, Ao'* and tryln1 to uae what ~ have, hoping the pnce wlU co down," obaerved Car Warboys, told clerk at Heal Dental Supply in Irvin . "They're buying only what t~ bave to buy." --, .. 20 Flee North Flood Waters She noted that some de~ are 1wttehing U> leu expenai alloy1 that are only about 50 pe cent gold. (Premium dental go has 75 percent or more.) Alex Bacca, retail mana~ for Howmedica Dental. a a plier tn lrvme, said his firm sellln1 dental gold as well u ' non -precloua alloy. Bacc1 •1 Tiie Alloda&M r.._ • The worst of U>ti ralo ma,y be 'Over in Northern California, but the National Weather Service says floodinc bu only beJun. About JO people were evacuat· ~d from their homes in Guerneville ill Sonoma County aa tbe Buaaian River rose toward a crest of about 36 feet, 'four feet above the ftood stage. The evacuees were taken w a '1ed Cross shelter to await the <tiver's fall which was expected later today. Galleon's Finder _Keeps Mum ' MIAMI <AP) -Somewhere south of Miami in the Biscayne N atiooal Monument is a sunken . 16th-century Spanish galleon .!bat the National Park Service -owns -even ii it doesn't know where it is. The ship may be loaded witb gold and artifact&. But a Judae says the diver who found it -doesn't have w teU rangers its location. :· And Gerald Klein, who found the vessel wbile apearflabinl, say1 be isn't going to, either. U.S. District Judae Alcee Bastinp pve the aovern.meat custody ol tJae abip. "Godspee4 on finding it," Hastings added. "I'm D9J. requit· ing Mr. Klein U> tell you where it is." Lm October, Has~ IDllde ltleia. COW\-~ CUllD- dlan ol the wreck. That mea 'ltlein could keep the artifadl be I ~brou&ht to the surface and could 'hope to salvage tbe shlp for any 'treasure. ' Kletn bad gone U> court ~r the pnJViaiom of the Admiralty ·Law U> ask for permiuioo to tialvage the ship. • But government lawyer ·Rebecca A. Donnellan filed mo- tions with Hastings U> make the Nallonal Park Service the custo· 'dtan. · Lask week she expressed COD· cern Klein might damage the ecology of the Biscayne National Monument, a 104,000-acre ·s tretch of water and islands oo the northern end of the Florida Keys. . She said Klein had violated numerous National Park Service regulations and could be criminally charged for finding the ship, taking away artifacts and exploring it without official approval. But the judge said Klein went to court w establish ownership and was trying U> behave cor· rectly. "This is not a case where you caught him doing something wrong," the judge chided. Red C... officiab were also ready to aet up shelters If llffelMl"Y at the Eel rinr. The Sacramenw, Napa, Coaum.nes, Smith a:nd Klamath ri•ers were abo at flood or wami.nl stqe. The hich water of the Sacramenw forced the closing of Interstate 5 within the city limits of the capital. Floodln.g which closed roads was also reported near Oroville and in SbellvUle. In the Sierra, Highway 50 was closed from Sly Park w Meyers because of mud slides. which also plagued several other rainy areas. Highway 70 in the Feather River Canyon west of Quincy was dosed overnight, but re- opened this morning with one-way traffic in two spots. The swollen river "was run- ning level with the edge of the road," especially where road crews are clearing a massive slide that closed the highway two weeks ago, said CalTrans supervisor Dave Fitzwater . The rain which flooded rivers was the third in a series of sU>rtn.$. The Weather Service re- ported hom 3-5 inches of rain at lower elevations during the past few days, with up U> ll inches in t.be mo.mtain1. Forecasts called for the rain and accompanying gale force winds w slacken today, but the threat of ~ could remain for several daya. Tahoe Public Utilities District officials reported tbat some 10 million 1allon1 of raw sewage spilled Into Heavenly Valley Creek and ran lnU> Laite Tahoe when a treatment plant was in· capacitated durina the power outap. • Hilb water forced tM dosiDI of ee'#eral maln bl1tnra1a, •moac tltem U.S. 50 onr Echo Summit, Highway 1 four miles north of Point Arena and Highway 12 at the intersection of Highway 121 in aauthem Sonoma County •• believes the substitute alloy ' comparable to dental gold but~ much leas costly ($18·30 ap ounce). 1 "He (the dentist) could put It 10 for leu than the gold becauae he no longer has a sigmf1cant mdal charge," Bacca said : The Jump in gold pnces ha> been a bonanza for Bnan Hill, whose Costa Mesa business. Pacific Alloy Brokers, doesn't even handle precious metals Pacific Alloys supplies only non- prec1ous dental alternatives The demand has ballooned "We 've been doubling our volume almost on a monthly basis for the past six months," he declared "When gold was at $200 an ounce. they <dentJsts) fe lt the no n.prec ious alloy 14 asn't as good a product Now , ,.~ • .,...... the rebLSl&nce 1s much lower " Sonae Dilf ere•ce Santa Fe, N.M .. often is referred to as ·'the city different," and this man sitting on a park bench learn~ wh~ T ht• per~on next to him calls herself "rubber d addy .. Stamp Auetion Okayed Relatives Battle Over Woman's Wealth LOS ANGELES <AP> -With relatives still baWi.aa over the fortune of an eccentric oil belreu who iDsllt.ed oa belnc buried ill ber favorite sports car, a probate judge hu ruled that Sandra West's $1.5 mlllion stamp collection can be auc· tioDed in I melon Bat~~ C«m:11I FraDk Scott aald It may be come time before the proeeede from the sale are di.atributed becaUM of the aoap opera-Uke court figbta looming over Mrs. West's two wllla and her sizeable estate. Superior Court Judae Franklin Dana authorized county Public Administrator Gordon W. Treharne to arran1e for philatelic broken Hannen In· ternatiooal U> auction the collec- tiOQ, probably in May after it is cllaplayed at tbe London interna- tional exhibition. "We'n quite 1ure lt will brinl In at leMt a mWloo and a ball," eald Scott, the attorney representlna the estate. "It eould uneetvably brine in 12 millloo." document that conlalned ber un· usual burial instructions. leaves the built of her estate to ber brother-10-law, Sol West Ill But a typewritten 1976 will names S an Antonio attorney Fred Semaan as major beneficiary Three other parties would like to aee both wills deoJed probate and Mn. West declared In· testate: Jin. West'• mother. Susan Hara ; Ike West's daupt.en by two prevtous mar· riagea. Nellie Beth West and Mary Louise West. and Mrs. West's brother and sisters. Max Hara. Lisette Gersb and Gladys Weinstein. Hill contends the non gold sub- s t 1 tu te, conta101og nic kel C'hrom1um or chromium cobalt, 111 stronger than dental gold and 1s esthetically equal or supenor. permitting more natural !>epara· tton between teeth His company offers a course for dent.al lab tech01c1ans who want to work with t.be substJtute But the JW'Y lS sUll out on non· precious alternatJves. For many denllsts and lab techn1c1ans, there &S still nothing as good as gold. "I've tried other metals, but the compatibility with the moulh 11 not comparable to 1old," maintained Dr. Thomas R. Davia, a Costa Mesa dentist who CUl'1"elrtly la pruident of tbe Orange County Dental Society. Davies uid the substitute al loys are not as fleiuble as gold and are lea easy to adjust in the moatlL He added t.bat dental eold wean at the same rate as . nataraJ teeth, which is not alway1 the case with a sub- stitute A Fountain Valley denti•t, who asked that his name not be used, aho said be plans to stick with gold. asserting that non- prec1~ alloys can't be cast to fit as Wf"ll County Assessing Computer Suppliers At last aceountin1 ln August, Mn. West's estate was valued at S4.785.112.A3, according U> Scott. But at that time the stamp col· lection was valued at only about $675,000. The estate includes Jewelry sold for more than $900,000, in· terest in a Texas oil field mineral trust valued at roughly $2 million and a home in the posh Trousdale Estates which has not been sold. The eccentric mllhonairess. widow of Texas oilman lite West, was~ when she died of a druc overdose in Beverly Hills on March 10, 1977. Her body was dreJsed in a negligee and buried in her baby blue 1964 Ferrari in San Antonio, Texas. next to her husband, in accordance with her 1972 will. Should both Mrs West·s wills be invalidated, Scott said these relatives probably will end up fighting over where the estate should be distributed. depending on whether they will benefit more by Californrn or Texas laws The tnal over Mrs Weit'~ wills 1s scheduled lo began next month William Regan . o wn e r operator of Huntington Beach Dental Laboratory. also believes the non-gold substitutes are more difficult to work with and have poorer bonding quality With gold pnces so high. he added, patients with more mod~t inromes may have little choice but to accept the sub s tatute Afflue nt patients. however. wrn probably still opt for gold Negotiations with three private computer companies in quest of a five-year contract w provide data services for Orange County government will get under way this month. Details of the bids will be kept under wraps until a firm is chosen, said Howard Dix, cowity data services contract ad· ministraror. The negotiations will lead w a new pact U> replace the seven- year-old $26.2 milllon contract for comwter 1ervlce1 now held by Computer 8'tience1 Corpora- lion. That contract expires this year. The procedures outlined tn the s election process were challenged by some members of the press claiming secrecy violates public records regula· lions. Deputy County Counsel R . Donald Mcintyre issued an opinlon that said, in effect, that neaotiations with the three com· Five parties are battling for the riches, Scott says. The 1972 wiU, a handrwntten Industries Cited SAN FRANCISCO <AP> The federal Environmental Protec· lion A&en cy says 200 Southern California tndustnes have faded to submit plans for cutting em1ss1ons and lrafhc dunng periods of heavy smog "There 's a g old c raze ' anyway." Regan s aid "People love a precious metal " And when the hefty dental bill arrives. such patients probably will be wtlling to bite the golden bullet peting firms behind closed doors ------------------------------------ would be okay. In his opinion, Mcintyre said it appeared that the contract pro- posals need not be aired publicly until the computer firm is chosen. "We are particularly persW¥1ed in Ulil cooclusloo b)' the limited duration for which you have indicated a need to maintain secrecy," Mcintyre said. Dix said the confidentiality would allow the county to 1et t.be moat service for the lowest price. ''Negotiations are different from blcla. Wltb bldl, there are no trade-offs. Because ~f tbe , complex nature of the aetvicem, we wat to allow for pve and take. We want to encourqe lD· novathe thtnlrtq." Pa.rtldpatiq tn the selection will be a eeven·member blue ribbon com.m.lttee Of computer experta be~ by Vic Jlelm, county audltor-eontroller. A IJ'and jury member will moaltor tbe neaouaim. 1e11\oal and all bid deti114 wt1f be mede public ift8r a diic1llCm ta made ln Jata l'ebruUJ DI.a Hid. Tb• compaaln 1ubmltttq contract JllOPOlall nre Com· puter ~ Corporation ft 1£1. 8e1uado; Blectronlo Data ...._ Iii .DIU• • .:.'.taal; and T9t••• a'B'd Compahr TecbDoloO GI llalwena, Pa. Tb• coaal* .. pedorm ... tHkl H malda~ up ~utJ payroll. ~ ...,.,.. elliedli, totallq. propertJ . .....,....._ aild tu llOi. uit tra~ tnmc UCketa. tll. ~ o;,untty .. paci~c troiPs e11 purpo~ J6Ck<Z."t, • Bonibing Out On' 6 aUNNINO D PT. -Bomb atara baYe beeoDM IO COIJUDQD WI day IDd ... that often tM)' don't even set reported tD tbe .,..,...,..,.,. You IUIP"l tb1I mQ have lomeW.QI to do with tbe t.ml*' ol tbe tlm•. ,.,,. Balboa Bomb ol S.turdaf mat....,....,., ... •P. parent.11 real. Tb.LI chaa&• t!d;qa a llttle. Your conwpoodent a.rrh..t oo tbe aeene IOID4'Wbat late, when Newport Beach's ftDest ... ,. al.ready tdctdns out the street n.,. where tbey bad Haled off Balboa Boulevard and rerouted &.be curioul to ellewben. Briefly, what happened wu a younpter found tb1a lD· femal mac:hlne upoa lhe beach. He lbowed it to a man who grabbed lt, pulled two wtr. from the device and plopped it oo bia lap 1D a phone booth whl.le callln& police. ALL OP 11118 was enouch to live you the ahlvera if you know anythinc about bomb&. From pa.rt of my misspent youtb 1D the military, I can tell you a couple of lhillp about bombs. They aren't always predictable, that's wbaL Bombs have been detonat· Po.umo Throng Gatherftl to Wedi /or the Bomb to Go Of/ ed by ~Uc eled:rtclty or coughint too k>udly Other tJmea, bombs have been detonated and they did DO more than just blow apart into a couple of pieces that sat there, burning. Bombs are not fU.nny. But they can be peculiar ANYWAY, BY THE TIME I got to the scene Saturday night in Balboa, most of the excitement was over. The Orange County Sheriff's Office bomb trailer wu sitting in the Winchell's Doughnut parking lot. Two bomb officers, BilJ Denton and Charley Stumph, were nearby, leaning on an unmarked sheriffs car, sipping coffee. I walked up and introduced myself, then promptly began emptying my wallet on the trunk of their car to show my press identification. I produced all kinds of Im portant papers: two Holiday on Ice ticket stubs, my NCO mess pass from Lowry Air Force Base, and one gasolint! credit card, exptred. "Why don't you JUSt forget al," Deputy Denton sug· gesled. t'OBMALITIES THUS ENDED, I leaned casually on the sheriff's car trunk lid and pointed a finger over al the nearby orange-colored bomb truck. "Yougotitinthere?" I inquired. "Nah, it's not there," l>eputy Stumph answered. "Where as it, then?" "It's in the trunk " ··What trunk'•' "The one you're leaning on " "Oh, isn't that nice . . " IT IS VERY DIFFICULT to pick up alJ your scattered identification from a trunk lid and run at the same time. But I think I mana~ed it. The moral of all lbi.a may be that if you ever go out to interview a couple of bomb squad deputies, watch where you lean. S}>ace ~huttle In Fin8I Test CAPS CANAV&llAL, !'la. <AP> -A maU-bellne bl..n u"1 toda1 l\arted the IP&"'9 ab-.a. Columbia OD tbe ba1 ad --&ID• blUoua at 1 ~t Mrlea ot teltl, aftlclala MW. ne ,,._auan -UM> tbe lona•t to tbe Mri• ot n .. --.. -11 tebedWod to lalt more than 50 hours u utrooauta and tecbni· same procedures to be u.a-4 clam ao tbrouib many o1 t.M when tbe orbiter ll laUDCbld for ... al. Study Eyes U.S. Needs For Energy WASHINGTON (AP) - Conservation, 1yntbedc IUeb and a comblnatioa of coal and nuclear power are tbe best ways for the Unit.cl SUtea to meet Its ener1y need.a 1n the near future, says a major new=· The report, rele today by tbe National Academy of Sciencee, pve a boost to the ex· panded use of nuclear power for the rest ol the century. Althouab nuclear power bu lta rtab, lt appears to be aafer for health aod the environment than using coal-fired electric generaliD& plants exclusively, the report Aid. BOWEVEa, THE energy study, bWed as one of the most comprebenaive ever attempted. said coal and nuclear power used together would be prefera- ble to using either alone as the major source of electricity. The 800-page study dlScounted a major coctribulion from solar energy by the year 2010, and warned against the nation com· milting itself too early to proma.smg new energy sources before they prove their worth. The four.year, $4.l million s tudy for the Department of Energy 1s two years overdue because or the ever·changmg world enerlO' situation and dif- ferences of opinion within the 14·member volunteer commit· lee THE REPORT, wbich looked at U.S. energy options between 1985 and 2010. said first priority should go to reduclng the growth or energy demand. Committee co-chairmen Harvey Brooks of Harvard University and Edward Gimton, 8AC&l1P ca•W•SN J~ Ena.le and NaYJ Cmdr. JUchard Tnd7 .... In tbe oockptt fort.be almwated launeb at u p.m. PST. 1"be Columbia rucbed "• lood ortitt" " aninutel and • seconds later, aald lteuedy Space~ QOk.-man Dick YOUD.I. Second.I after the launch, y OUD.I said technlcla.DJ aimulat· ed tbe failure of one of three fUel ceUa tbat wW pe>wer the Colum· bla. Tbe utronauta were to practiee brtnatnl the fuel cell back cm be. Tbe abuttJe la tbe fint U.S. spacecraft deaisned to take off like a rocket aod ,.Ude back to Earth oo wtQP for reuse 1D lat.er mlukml. lta l'lrlt trtp tnto orblt ii teatadftly ICbeduled foe later th1a year. 8Bl1ftLE TEST dlrector Norman Cart.on said tbe teat procedure will slmulate a launeb, fllctlt Into orblt, various orbital maneuvers, a descent to Earth ad lnd•n1. Miaalon Commander .lobn YoUJll, veteran of several pre- vious apace flllbta, and Navy Cmdr. Robert Crippen allO ~ to be at the controls durlnc parts of the two-day test The astrooauta won't stay tn the spacecraft the whole tJme because many or the tests can be conducted wit.bout them. ON SUNDAY, the Columbia s uccessfully "bluled off" m a fourth simulated orb1taJ flJght designed to test systems aboard the ship. The current series or test.s as a continuation of simulated opera t1ons that were begun in December but had to be pos tponed until afte r the holidays because of several prob lems with equipment and com· puterized warning systems. Sunday 'a test wu postpooed twice. It first wu supposed to go orf at 5 a .m. and was then pushed back to 7 a .m. But engineers saad they needed more time to repropam fliaht com· putera aboard the Columbia. a.e.iealSpiU Toluene diisocyanate flows between two boines in Millfield, Ohio, after 17 cars of a 63-car Conrail freight train derailed Sunday. About 750 persona were evacuated from the town, and six were treated at the local hospital ror exposure to fumes. :Man Hangs HimseH 1 As Wife Seeks Aid GARDEN CITY, Mich. <AP> -A Garden City man banged himself ln a Jatl ceU while polJce were a.saunng bis wife that her husband would be safe and carefully watched. autbontJes said Gardm Caty police Aid Richard Yates k.tlled tumself 10 the ceU where they k>cked bun .. to cool b.tm off," whlle tus wife pleaded with olflcen to put her busba.od tD a psyctu•tnc hospital. YATES BAD LOCKED llDIS£LF in the bathroom at bis home with a ~1auge automatJc abot&un and thre.teoed bis farruly said h1J wife, c.omue Yai.. ' Mrs. Yates called Garden City polJce, who spent two hours t•lki.ng the U·ye..-~Jd medwuc into aba.ndorung the bathroom. Officers finally convinced Yal~ to trade hu gun for • dnnk of brandy. "I BEGGED AND PLF.ADED with them not to ta.ke him to Jail J begged and pleaded With them to lake him to the hospital. But they told me he would be all ridtt after a rupt in jail They said 1t would cool tum off and they would let him go 10 the morn· IDg." Yates locked bi m~lf 10 the bathroom somftime after 6:15 p m and was tn JatJ by JO p m Fnd•y One minute after midnight, Yates was dead. authontJe<> i>a1d Police said he fastuoned a noose from tu.s thermal underwear and b.anted tum.elf in !us celJ. Mrs. Yates sa.ad she packed up her husband's car keys at m.Kf. nagbt and u she waa walking to the stat.ion parting lot. ao officer ran after her and 1..cf sbe s.hou.ld go back and taJ.lt to a detective. " ·Ka am. YoQr buabwl JYK olfed btmaelf' ," I.be quot.eel the ddediYe•aa7ln1. board chairman of Varian As· -:;:=:=:::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;:=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; social.es, said substantial energy I s avings could come quickly rrom more erracient energy management. 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Express your Superbowl XIV loyalties and wishes In a PROFILE Touchdown Ball available only in the DAILY PILOT • • IACIAXDrro (AP> -Abaal '·-aa11 • ....,. md mareW II~ la a raln .. drtacbed demo 1traUoa for ..,.,._to•Uob c?t Uoa OD 1rooad1 ot Haual pref • It wa ~·1 °Wvcb OD Sacramento for LUbl and Gay RlOta. •• to be followed to-- daJ wlti lobbYJAI la ~ Cepltol and Po'*-a eommltt• voe. OQ .. bW later in tbe week. Amid the bands, cbolra, ata:n Jr!Yefa, tlocan chanten and a w.u .ot police wb.iaUea ma.rebed tbe political al.Uee on whicb tbe demonatnton heavily depend: Gov. F.dmu.nd Brown Jr 'a cluef of ataff. Gray Davia, and lelialative aide Diana Dooley. U.B. Rep. John Burton, D-San Francisco; state Sen Millon Marks, R-San Francisco, and Aaaemblyman Art Agnos, D-San FrancisCQ. TBE LEGISLATURE voled down similar legislation last year. But Agnos, author of this year's AB1, . has estimated a 50-50 chance in the Assembly ~•11 Wedding Desi Amaz Jr., above nght, son o( Desi Arnaz, below left. and Lucille Ball, marned Linda Purl at Simon S Weis Temple in Los Angeles Sunday. The groom 's sis- ter, Lucie Arnaz, was one of the bridesmaids and actor Dean Paul Martin and Tony Martin Jr. ushered. • Cop Holds Hostag~ No Charges Set in 9-lwurs Ordeal LONG BEACH CAP) -No erimtnal charces wlU b9 flied qalut a Loe AqeMe pollc. officer who aurrenderecl peacefully after hold1n1 bl1 flrlfrtend captive In ber apartment for Dine boura, pollc. aaid. Tbe otllcer, ldenUfted by Loo1 Beacb police Lt. Robert Kalowea u Javier Ramoe, be&an bold- ln1 Caroline Ult.lcb bosta1e about 2 a.m . Sunday. 1'hroQOout the nlabt and mornin1, two Lone Beach polke unit.I, one Loi Anaelea police unit, a apecial weapona and tactica team and an LAPD deputy cbief were at tbe 1ceoe, autbontiea 1a1d. RAMOS TOLD OFnCEaS at several points duri~ the lncideot, "I can't be responsible for wbat happens ii you try to come tbroup the door," Kalowes aald. After questioo.lng by Long Beach detectives. Ramos was releaaed to Los Angeles police Cmdr. Georae Morrison for an administrative 10vestiga- tion and possible departmental pun11bment. Kalowes said. Pend.mg completion of the investigallon, Mor- rison said Ramos has been assigned LMade duty and no longer bas his police weapon Police said Ma Ultsch told them by telephone midw~ through the incadent that she d1dn t believe she was tn danger and that she wanted them to leave She later stined a waiver ·~ ahe would not preaa cbaraea a1a1.mt Ramoe, Kalowes aald. But Kalowea aald the police unit.I ftom I.- Angeles and Looa Beach remaloed and repeai.dly aaked Ramo. to IJ\U"T'ender. "rr APPUENTLY BEGAN as a love trtaqle thing," be aaid. Ramos waa waiting in front of Ma. Ult.lcb'a apartment when she arrived with another man, KaJowee laid. He said police were notified by )(~ Ultach'a roommate. The lieutenant said there "evidenUy .. wu a fight between the two men and that the second boyfriend, identified as John Jackaoo, left. KAI.OWES INITIALLY said Ramos waa armed while holding Ms. lfltscb. But lhe official police report did not mention a weapon and Kalowes said later he could not comment be)'OOd tbe official report. J acbon told a reporter he left the froot of the apartment after exchanging words with Ramos because he felt the woman knew best bow to han- dle the s1tualloo. He said he did not see a IUD and was not threatened by Ramos Jack.son also signed a waJVer sayang be would not press charges, Kalowes said • i.. Al a rally on Capitol Mall. Siamese Twins Die I . . . , I ~ , . ' ~ Agnos told the cheering crowd by bullhorn that "the politicians right here today will never aban- don you, no matter what the ef fecta on our careers." Specialists Nix Surgical Separation He advised the participants going to lobby the legislators to- dJY to "stand tall and proud and show them who tne new genera- tion of gays are -doctors, and nurses, and policemen. . " STATE SEN. David Roberti, D- Los Angeles. who joined the rally after the parade, s aid, "There was a t.Jme you couldn't get authors for gay nghts bills.·· Marks said of the changes of passage, "H people will read it, and understand it, and stop wor- rying about it, it will pass." Davis read a letter from Brown saying, In part, "I join wath you in the movement to end discrimination on the buia of sexual orientation." B&OWN BAS by executive or- der prohibited such discrimina- tion in state employment, and the state Supi.ell)e Court recent- ly prohibited public utlllties fl'OID -.:la dilcrimbaation. llarell orpnben sar aeveral cities, eountim. achoo boards. and private employers have adopted similar policies. Agnos' bill would forbid most elllPloyers from fu'ina. or refus- lnC to'tU.re or promote U)'Clae beeaGH Of HXual preference. But It exempts rellf!oua or- 1 a nhatlona, doe1n t cover penons convicted of aex crimes who apply for joba lnvolvtn1 children, and allows employers to enforce dress codes. Kids Cerebral Palsy Fight Funds Grow LOS ANGELES (AP) -More than $13 million wu raised in a weekend telethon by the United Cerebal Palsy-Spaatic Children's Foundatioo, officials aald. Proceeds from the second annual telethon, wblcb featured n ore than 100 celebrities, support United Cerebr al Palsy com- muni~ service proarasm for dllabled penoaa and their families and ~to prnent cerebral paJay. Tbe t.eletbcJD. entitJed 0 Weekeod with tbe Stan," WU al.red OD 118 statical natkJmride and in Canada. It wu broadcast live from Hollywood and New Yon. Thia year's pledle. of $13,078,421 topped lut year'• $11,221,225. Nancy Morsan, Gavin and Patti MacLeod, Dick and Pat Van Patten. Henry and Stacey Winkler, PaulAnka, Denoia James, Royce DeWitt. RobertGuillaume,MeredithMacRaeandllistyRowe. FRESNO CA P> -Siamese twins born bere Chrastmaa Day have died of heart and lung failure, autbonl.Jes srud. The twins, named Sonia and Yadira Recio, daed Saturday, l WO days after a team o r pediatric s pecialists decided agaaost lryrng to surgically separate them. The lwtns were born to Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Recio, who lived in Del Rey when the girls were born but moved to nearby Parlier a few days ago. The Recio twins were the second set of Siamese twins to be cared for al Valley Children's Hospital here in the past 18 months Tbomaa and Brian Laueblin were surgically separated in July, 1978, but died later. c..-siwsa~ SANTA BARBARA <AP> The union representing 100 atrlk· inl policemen of this coastal community was to appear in Superior Court today to argue a1ainlt the city'• request for a back-~work order. Noa-1trlkln1 officers bave been patroW.0, Sh1I city of 75.000 since the atrike be1an Jan. 2, but one officer admitted that the 12-to 14-bour workdays are beginnine to take their toll. ( STATE ) .~llllu> S•tttdotc:• SACRAMENTO <AP> The Rancho Seco nuclear power plant 1s down today for 1n vesll~at1on of a possible leaJ< of cooling water but the weekend rain was turning SMUD's hydroelectnc plants full blast Jeff Marx. spokesman for the operato~ of Rancho Sero, the Sacramento Municipal Utility Distract, saad Sunday that Rancho Stto was taken out of service at 6 p.m. Saturday because the daily a.nvent.oTy ot the t>.rated water uaed ln pnmary coohn1 a.ndlcat.ed a ieak and il couldn't be immediately located. •n-...raz:~! LOS ANGELES <AP> -An unproved bribery alle&alloo aaain.lt U.S. Attorney Kennan Slllu in Sacramento kept Presi· dent Carter from appotattq him aa bead of tbe lmmlsraUon service and may coct SUlu bis Job. the Los Angeles Times re- ported w today's edlllons According to tbe Times. sources in the Carter Ad- m1n1 s trat1on said Sillas, the highest ranlung Latino a.n the t: S J ustice Department. had been the top candidate for the posl as comm1ss1oner or the lm- m 1 g rat1on and Naturalization ~rvace The White House bas been lookin~ for a Latino to r eplace t hl' previous com - m1s1>1oncr. U.'Onel Castillo Sdtool to Sta!f BERKELEY (AP> -The CahfonUa School for the Dea! and the Bland. wtucb had been scheduled to move to Fremont in June. will stay here, at least through 1980. accordlng to the director of the st.ate Depa.rtment. of Gene.ra..I Services. In a letter to a Berkeley neaebborhood organiution ftchl· mg tbe proposed transfer of the scbool. director David Janaaen saad the new aite will not be re· ady for its June deadl.loe. SI' •i..z~ ra ••eel SAN FRANCISCO CAP> Fi.re officials have promiaed an extens.ive lnveaticatioa loto the cauae of a fire which gutted a factory building near the waterfront. sending cloud-.« chemical gas spewing oYer t.be Embarcadero Freeway. Mae Tips Man:ivatchers Week Set SAN DIEGO (AP) -For the past five years, Manwatcbers Inc. bas assumed the duty of selecting the most watchable men. This is the week to do it, and the San Diego organization ls using tips from Mae West to tell people bow. The group bas declared this week as "Manwatcbers Week" and dedicated it in honor of the longtime film star. CUtS discuss cost without embairnssment. ALL YOU CAN EAT FISH SPECIAL SOME OF ~ WESTS lines are ded· icated to each day of Manwatchers Weell. In addition. Ms. Mallery. in her quarterly newsletter, includes su1gestions on how a woman should make eyes at the men in her life: Sunday -"It's not the men in my life; it's the life in mx men ... Monday -·A thrill a day keeps the chill awa)'." Do unexpected nice thinp for the men in your life. Send them Oowen, buy them a gift or say somethlng nice to them. They'll love ll. Tuesday -"Too much of a good thin& can be wonderful." Men aren't used to com- pliments. Call a~ast one or two and tell them what you llle about them. Do the same for the men you see all day. Wednesday-"The beat way to bold a man la in your arms.•' Have a man-watchers' party. Alk them to dance. TBUUDA Y -•'The score never in· terated me, only the same." Today's game la turnabout. Open the door for the watchee. Help them oo with thelr coat. Aak one out 1f )'OU like. Frlda1 -••Save a boyfriend for a rainy claJaodanotberlncuettdoem't.''Takeaman to lunch. Aak anotber to d.lnner, ll you like. You ml1btbrinl a Oow.rrJor b1s l&Pel. SalmdAJ-.. Wb, don't you come up and ... me10metlme?''You'..-oayourown. At time of loss family feelings are difficult enough for you to cope with. There is no need to increase your discomfort. by reluctance to fully discuss funeral costs. There is often the practical necesfity to do so. At Harbor Lawn the family's choice of a casket is the factor which most often determines funeral cost. For this reason, we have caskets available in all price ranges. Pre-need funeral arrangements a.re encburaged by Harbor Lawn, because when there is no emotional stress costs are discussed in a more businesslike manner. But, prior to need or at time of loss, our undentanding counselors will off er you every opportunity to know and control funeral costs. We care. Harbor Law11-Mount 0100 Memorial Park· Mortuary· Mausoleums· I Cemetery Crematory ''Serving All FaithS" 1825 Gisler Avenu •Costa Mesa• Phone {714) ~ COltO. Mua'• Only Comp&.te F~ FadUtW1 s2.99 Otter expires: February 9, 1980. The SeafOOd Taate America Loves • • ,. ~ "°"" ~ .... flilllt•191f1111d. ~~Silfer~. SEAFOOD SHOPPES 30H HarbOr llNd. COSTA MESA -' c.-. .............. ,., .............. . OfHft· TIMU '9J¥tee AYAILABLI ay d No Wnger 'Obscene' The impact of Proposition 13, which lopped some $7 billion off the property tax revenues available for operat- ing local governments, was substantially cushioned by the $.5 billion state surplus, frequently characterized as "obscene." That surplus enabled the state to provide bail-out funds in all directions, giving the impression that Proposition 13 hardly hurt at all. By July, 1981, or maybe sooner, it will be a different story. The $24 billion 1980-81 budget just submitted by Gov. Brown will reduce the surplus to a no-longer·so· obscene $l12 million-and that's not allowing any con- tingency funds for new programs enacted by the Legislature. The proposed budget does provide for another round ol bail-out money, including $.5 billion in direct post. Proposition 13 aid, $6 billion for health and welfare pro- grams administered by local governments and $4 .9 billion in local school aid. But three factors may well threaten these funds in the following year. First, there's the new bipartisan Commission on State Finance headed by state Treasurer Jesse Unruh, created by the Legislature to monitor and estimate ex- cess state funds and return any surplus to taxpayers if it exceeds 5 percent of revenues. Second, the re's the extended indexing of state income tax, designed to keep workers from being boosted into hig her tax brackets by cost -of ·living pay raises. Until corrected. that situat ion helped drain taxpayers pockets •md eontrtbutcd plenty to the "obscene" surplus. Then, of course, ther e's J a rvis 11, the initiative on the June 3 balJot that a ims at cutting personal income taxes in h alf. That would remove about $5 billion from an- ticipated state revenue and turn the tiny remaining s ur- plus into a big, fat deficit, barring drastic cuts in pro- posed bail-out, education, welfare or other allocations. It was predicted from the start that the full impact of Propositon 13 might not be felt for two or three years. Looks as if that may have been a very accurate predic· ti on Board Vacancies It was understandable in the controversial aftermath of the appointment last year of Edison Milfer to the Orange County Board of Supervisors by Gov. Brown that someone might suggest a · better way to fill vacant supervlsorial seats. Assemblyman Ross Johnson, R-Fullerton, was on track when he introduced legislation requiring that a s pecial election be held to select a replacement &upervtsor . Aoweve r , when Joknlon'1 blll cleared on AIHMbly commit~ Iott weuk, It hud boto ramonded to 1lve county .u,wrvt..ora the option of elth r cMlllna a 1peclal locuon or u1>po1ntln~ ,. rt-plact~rvllor th•mHlVM In that form, th pro loli•htUon l•o't much of Mn amprov•m•·nt over J•Wn1 tho iovemor do tho Joh Trut•, thtt dCK'l11on ti) al>l)Offrt would t~ brouaht clortts1· to horM and thotut who malie It could be htild rnore c hlbu ly uccountuh~ by the tslt•crtor•~· lwwov~r. th political hi·JmkM of thtt Or•mae County Uourd ,,, ffupP.rvaao n In r nt 1e1n'I woMld lndi cat.et th'*t a&lvln&,c •u.,..rvhwr• ()OWBP W nanut Ona uf their t>WD mtl(ht httrm muro thun holp ConM;quonUy , thert> h1 mortt t.o be H ld tor J ohna.on'a b)U wh n it m11dti a aipectul ulecUon mandatory than 11 to btt •uld for ,lvinii 1upervi10fl an option of muldnj un up1>0tnlnwnt hcHn1ulv 1 . • Opln1on1 Hpreaeed In th• 1p1ce abov• are those of the Dally Pilot Otho1 view• e1Cprened on th1a P•O• are thoH of their 1uthora '"d 81111ta Reador c;ommant I• invited Addre11 The Oally Piiot, P.O 8o11. 1580, Co1t1 M ... , CA 82828 Phone (714) 1542-4321 . Boyd/ Good Business lyL.M.80VD 8o rau ,._,,t to 10 lnto bull n f« rounet~1 do you? AU ripl. ... AN IM 10 bottelt new Uttle OS)lratfonl tn the coo ti')'. actordtn1 to the apeclalllta wbo 1tudy 1uch mauere. 8ahd•·only r11taurant. Do·tt-your111f Dear Gloomy Goa ~ ....._ dO .. Mtcl two Prelldtntat Uh llr. • lln. Or Mould I HJ Jtn. •Mr., O.A.M. Auto Repair Shop. Backpacll· in1 Shop. Ten-minute OU Chana•. Handcraft Co-op Gall ry, Private Polt Offtce. Stmlnat Promotlon. KJtcben r1celifUn1 ervlce. No· 1lcohol Bar. Renl·•·Uaed Car. ST per day. Am told t.ben•a a trick)' Ut· U.· eleetraDlc CS.vtce OD tho market now that when at· \lch.O to the lepbone can mot. llf0Ql'811 VOlce IOUnd Uke a man'•, Colt.a 11.eao. lo wbr would a woman wut her voice to 1ound Jlkt • man'•' To prol.ot. her hom obl~pboQecaia.. w OTON -n. eoo· ..u daNr at all tbl publl lt1, but th Uny ft.la WHD't tb• 11 peclu fie· tl lied wb lbe T OD ..... Vall11 .\1i&Ulorlt1 eloaed th• nood••lM laat moo~ oo lta multsinllUCla·doU.ar ~. the TeWco Dalll. ro1' tba Cbaro••• NaUoo, whole uctent bom laod wW be taundated by compJeUan ol tbe daPJ , Telllco ti Juat on• more IOrrJ chapter in I Joat 'bJ.a. tory of ml•· treatment by cynical bureaucrat• ln W11bin1· ton. -For Amerlcaoa u a whole, an important part ol our naUooal berlta1e will be lost forever when one of the moat re· markable archeologic1l sites east of the Mississippi disap- pears beneath the waters ol the manmade lake behind the dam. AND FOR tbe families wbo had farmed the green fields of the Tellico Valley for genera- tions, the dam project bas meant the lcxp of their homes, a Richard Reeves ~ . -- ud ..... lt°'7 •bl .... bllll ' F t1oored amldat tb1 '*·-~-· .... mllll ..... Md JN>rtb&m! P9ll~dMI ewer tht ~ 1Da1l darter. Perll.IPI the &reatat loll la the loal nm. lliOWenr, t. u t.D-tu'1ble ODI -t.twt DOtJoa tbll Ulla la a IOV•nunent of laws Us.i must be obeyed by the federal eovernment u well 11 by In· diYidual ciUzem. TB£ TVA hH been well aware ol all ~ vlcUma for yeara, and h11 steadfastly chOHD to ipore them lo lta 1in1leminded 1r1b for bureaucratic power. The fact lbat tbe Tellico Dam bu been •dJud&ed by experts to be an Wl· econonuc producer of electric power -Just 200 mtlllon kilowatt-hours a year -only makes TVA's a ctions more sh1meful. At Gerald Sc broedl, an archeologlst who worked for TV A at Tellico. told my reporter Hal Straus, .. TV A read.a the laws and they decide the w1y they want them They don't comply; they never have compiled, and as it turns out at TeWco, they never have to." THE DESTRUCTION of the Reagan's Campaign .. Strategy Doubtful PACIFIC PALISAD~. Calif. -I sat at home here Saturday night. Jan. S, and watched Six Republican candidates for presi· dent alate their cases on television for caucus voters in Iowa. Ronald Reagan, who lives on the other side of this town, did the same thing. We're both a little lazy in Des Moines and a loog way from the comforts of P a cifi c Palisades - 1,447 miles. to be exact. I don't think either of us deserve s to be president of the United States. However, the other stx Republican can- didates looked pretty lmpn!SS1ve lo me It was hard not lo admire Rep John Anderson when be pointed out that if Americans really want lo do something about Russtan aggression, somebody has to make the tint sacrifice and that somebody ju.st might have to be Iowa farmers who have been maldn& a bundle aeU- lng their wheat to the Soviet Union. Life 11 unfair and aometimes the unla1rest cut la bein1 the one who hu to buk up breve word.I with inconvenient acUona M v r A voatTt; puta th•t H1Uurd•y nl1bl, nt coutH, were lh• mlnut. mockinti RH1en for do11111 thu am" Ullna I wu H'm MHUmilJi h . Wiii• 1Ull awake., 7 t> n1 , f acafac C'o11t Tim•> I 'h1:usred when J ohn Connally u ad "J WUlh Go vernor Rea1a,n WiUI h r Ob, bow l WUih he WILii hunt! • I reaUy don't kMw t!UW b IUndl on the wua I'm 10101 IP ••¥ to you, J read, I Chari~.-. McCabe watch. I hsten, but l don't bear much. I don't see much." Neither do I. Ldte Connally, I only ltnow that Reagan is for free enterpn.se and strong de- fens e . I also know that he doesn't plan to let any one of us know anything more than that 1f he can help it. And I know that, among Republican voters, be is appareoUy way ahead of the six men who took the trouble to go to Iowa I CAN ONLV hope that some Republican voters will resent Reagan's bide-and-seek cam· paign. Perhaps some wlll agree with something elae said by Coa· nally that night: "Wby do I think I'm entitled to the nomloa- tion? ( doo't tb.l.nk I'm entitled to it, and I don't think he's entt:Ued to tt I don't think tt's a reward I think we ought to get out and fight ror it. And I t.hJnk he ought to be here de bating watb us tonight to prove that he's worthy of 1t " Andel"'SOrl added . "I tJunk that perhaps the real reason that Mr Reagan is not here too.J.eht 1s that he's been rwmlne for prest· dent for about lS years now and be really doesn't have anytbin& much dilferenl to aay tonJpt than be did back in 1M4 or ·a or any ol the other occaalOM on which he WH an unaucroufuJ candidate " Actually, Reaaan wHn't • undidat. ln lN4 ll J&a1t llOlma u if he'• been runnln1 or, •It Una around watchJn1 telovtalon and w1tUna tor that lont lie hu been an artlrulat•, If 11mpl11t1c, apokHman tor • le1itlmate Amertcaan point of view for at• le n111 •• mo.t ol ua can rerrutmber, 11'• problem I• lhaL a lot <>I people who aren't polil1c1I reportera or a1ln1 R~rt N. Wttd/Publllhlr That'MI t<ttvllJedltor S.rblr• Krtlblthl f!dltorlal P• l!Cfitor C"trot"ee ~omeland 11 a parttadarty rank example ol of. flclal lawl111nea1 runnlna ~ over rliht.1 1uaran· teed ID t.twt 1tawte boou. The area to be flooded lncludel the ancient Cherokee capital or Cbota u w1l u tbouaanda or burial plaea and other 1ltn ••creel tO the Cherokee.. The Native American Reli1lou1 Freedom Act •peclAeaJJy directa federal aaen- clea to allow access to aacred tnbaJ lites. After IUpportins the mvlronment.allsts' umuccesaful fiabt to aave the snail darter - which wu alao 1upposedly pro- tected by law -the Eutem Branch ol tbe Cherokee is now puabiol ita own cue in court. THE CHE&OKEES are p1rticularly tncen.sed at TV A's insen1itiv1ty toward the thousand.a or ancestral &raves that will be violated by wave ac- t.loo ol the reservoir water, ex- posing the bones to wash up on the shore. Cherokee Chief John Crowe 118Jd in a letter to TV A: ·'Our sttuatioo today it simply repeat· ang the experiences of the Cherokee Nation in it.a dealings with the United St.ales govern. ment and its ag e n c te !> throughout history . . . This lS Republican act.avasts can·t ~· member the last llme they saw h.im in person -and even ~ fortunate few don't 1el very close. 80 FA.a. lack or ramWarity h111 not bred contempt. Most ol u•, reporters. lbink Rea.1an'a non·rampalp 1t.r1teey ia tlnd ol <'IC'vcr We love to quote hil llb· ble rampatan maoa1er, Jobo 8 ara, candidly 1aytn1 that what'• the potnt of aUcktnc )'OW' noc.-k out when people milbl OOtl('• tl'I wrtn.klod. Octrnoc:'rata who are aeefnl •om• of th• 11amo 1tr1te1y pl•yed out wtth more JusUllca· lion by PrHtdent Certer - wateh the Rea1an campaJp with wonder and prayer. 'Ibey not unUb the treaty •hlCb r. 1ulted ID the forced NmovaJ ol the Cherot• froa> of the MiHl.ulppt CXJ the 'trail ot tean' t.o Oklahoma." TVA'8 BUSEAUcaATS alao sbruHed off the Hi.ltortcal Preservatlou Act, ~Ulloa to rile a comprehemive plan for studytoa the aite before fiC>Odlna. u required by law. As a reeufi, a uniquely valuable archeololical treuure -which pro.ides an unbroken recoJ'd ol human habitation golo1 back 12,000 yeara -will go down the drain. ''First, they argued they were not a federal agency, so they d1dn 't have to comply," said Benn.le Keel, chief ol the Interior De partment's lnteragency Arcbeological Servtces. •'Then, they s aid. 'Well. we were authorized before the act went Into effed.' Neither of those worked, s o the y went t o Congress and got exe mpted. It's clear to me they never Int.ended lo comply with the spirit and in lent of the law." Once again, the demands or big money have e nabled bureaucrats to e xpand their paper empire at ruinous and ir- reversible coct t.o the nation. are praym.g that he will be the Republican nominee because many ol tbern are coovmced tb1t W'bm he does have to cam- p11gn tn the renerat election. be will collap5e. Away from Pacifi<' Paua.del, be ts a YeJ"Y beatable candidate. Thal will probably be the reaJ s tory of U.e Iowa delegate- aeledioo caucuses on Jan. Zl Cao Reapn set away wttb it~ Prob9bly be can for a while. But if be doeln't -ii Iowa Republlcw are aqry became they ~'t f'!l a rood feel ol the maa..tal -u.. the odds Im! that oettber Reasan nor Reefts l1 lolnt to wtn the Republican nomination, Just bffause ~ wanted to 1tay atome tbat weekmd. h Anyone Entitled to Patent Artifical Life? All UM phU'*°pher1 who t1ver phtlo1Qphh1ed have failed to come up with an an1wer to "What t1 U/u?" Ju.tt •bout the bt1t tb1n1 we have to fall back upon when d11cuuln1 it 11 t.he dleltlonary deflnttlon: "That property Of planta and animall which makea It po11ible for them to take ln food, 1•t ~ from"· srow, adapt tberuelvea to their aurroundtnM• and reproduce their kind. • Kecenuy tom• estr1ordinar, moral probl m1 have come with the dJ• co very , throuab what l1 called re· combln1nt DNA r 1 • 111rcbt that ha1 aem · on1tr1ttd that tb• btredtt1 of llvin1·•plantl lfld ulmaJI Clb bi alttlwl tn the labOratorJ. lom• eeoDll even qumUan Wbetber 1.bll 8le ot ruearell aboWcl be contilWid. otbtrt fttr ti.at aetenUata, .,.... aubJfft · to error Uk all ol •· m&1 dift)op aom• Ult fOrm Oaat mlaht • ut.Nm•IJ du,._ to bu .... hrou1ht UJ• th• IHu., of whether a.un.illc»llY athured Ufe form• could be patented, with ex clu1ive rillht ol one perton or comp.ny (o rroduct and .... th Item ln lha year, an employee ot Ooneral atoclr1l' Hid be and O I had 'pmduced 1n or1anllm that l• unlquety equipl*I lo brtak up lar1te ol apllla. A llC'Ond Hit WH ftltd ln lfT4 by Uplobn Oo. Upjohn uk.S for 1 patent to produce •od ..U a newly llolated mlcro-oraanilm that can bl UMd to produce an anUlltlotlc dru1, llncomycln. Both cu. have been 1c~ for lJIMIO 1111 ~ U .8. S\ll)ntme Court. The pernm Dt la ftlbt· tn1 ~ patent appllcatlona. Tbe feet• bOIO tbat ii tomlt.htna ta alive lt cannot bit pat.toted -no matiel' wbetber lt ll found ln tbe eartb or "••n•tlcall7 eo~" to 1 laborato1"1. Tllll fAT&NT OfflC• main· • talu that OofttNU at r ID· tended to tnclude Uvm1 Udna wtthla the pafeot law1. Tti1 a11nc1 •aid paum of a J.llO law to sraat 1peclal new pet.t pr~ecuon to people Who pro. CSuce new varieU11 of plnta prov•• thtt Con1r•11 bid a eootrlfY bolclU ID U.t ..... 1.IUa' centuey. Wbell. :..-wnt law •• formulate •• T1lll tadtrll flew wH rejected laat March by the U S Court of Cuatoms and Pa· tent AppeaJa. Almoet nlppantly, the lower court ruled that "all life la chemlatry." All th1a lJ tar more than a le111 qu.lbble, to be aeWed by nine men lD cUIOCka within t.be next few mootbs. The lmpUca- tlooa, ftnanclaJ and aclentiftc - and •hove all moral -are lm· meDM. r 1UU happen to adben to the oldUme ~ .. that llf •. all tile, ta aacred. I have an inmate PfeJ· udlce ..-t mao tnterfertaa wltb tb• balance of aature, lhoqb lad taowa mo.t ol our modem civtlluUon appHn to be b...t CID dotJlf Ju.at that. ADd I th1nlt Pf'OCNll ~:b al_,. doel man bum fOOd. But the Idea of 1enetically aJtertn1 life forms, and tben uk- ln1 aovemment permisai<Jll to have a n::r:ly OD that ere•· tioo and to ael it ad lff*um, truly 1bockl me. "GEN£.8PLICJNG,0 u the creatioo of new Ufe fonm la 1ometlm11 called, la in its merest infancy, but it la one ol th• bottelt areu ol naeardl ID lhta =· 1 •Imply do not hlVI fa.ltll ln .tbe aden· tlflc communltJ, or human nature In aeoeral, to escape the • pou1"'1lt1 that all WI cllddllq wttb We II not a Pandortl '1 boa. There la, -tJ.il mtre qoea. tlon of •reed. Pat.at.a are monopaUeia. and crHtlJ to the dll t.-of the COlllUQ')V. ff a tcdtDUA ~a corporate enUtf aa.ouJd a new life form that l9llM blMftl bwnana (and. ~· wt.o la to J\ld.c• tbat ln t!I• run?) wb)-lboWd lt not be p1ac1CI on tbe o..-n ••rtt&t Al, IQ. UPlria tat It .. Oiftlln, u the ~ toW•......._ told lM 84.tPnme CO.rt~ ....... ..,~ .. ~· OCMlld NrtMI-wmflkate 1U•t alrtidJ oatronralal polJcr probltlDI IUITOQ~ IHttle IOPD .. r\il," ll'I a ~ 'Wllt.J an; a.11 *' ... ..,MCIKU7 QUEENIE • \ DNL Y f'tlOT .4 'J • Theater Owner \_/ P\JBUC NOTICE -------- Has Stage Fright BJ ftEDDICK 8CBOE¥1tH1. Of .. CMltr ...... MMf Jamee Llofd Mitchell, coa:Mt out. come out, wherever you ate. Accordlna to cowt r~. • Jury will be aabd to decl e 75 fUm.1 shown at the theater be obscene and permmenUy ban their exhlbl· Uoo. ·~:="~::::~: AtaCMITaef • .. l'A..,MllfTOPM I•-"= MJrV•cat &D'llatnlM*Wf Na llD'I "'194.IC NOT'C• SIEALIO ~ wtll W re ctl .... '" ...... '°''· 191 ...... Ir-•.,, l.M ""99'"-C.llfotlll•, IMlll 2 .... "' .............. _ .. , ....... llt ~ lllN ... wllf ... ..-.,c1, ......... ~--Ml.._ 1191 ., .... ...,.. ... aaCQllllTaUCT PAllUH LOTI o•PASTMlltr Of' HV•&..OI'#& ... TM.Mln't"I PA ta Vt .. l'JATe MON'tTM. cotTA ...,._ .,..,..., cou""· "' (WO."PA•I Tiil• , •• ~--..Of .... ... '°' ~" _.. --..... ~ ~--"·"" ...... ~ w•' •w-HO ,.,..ltlclM _. m.- l Sorority jLuncheon ,Scheduled ~ That'• the tt.mand of James J . Clancy, a apedal proeeeutor bired by lhe Ctty of Santa Ana in It.a attempt to close tbe movie theater that Mit~beU and ha• brother, Artis. operate in a Sant.a Ana aboppina cent.er. Clancy told Ounce County Superior Court Judee Edwud Wallin \hil week that be and b1a prc>Cffa servers bave beeo stymied m at· tempt.I to subpoena Milcbell and buainen records tn M1tcbell'1 poSSes&lOD. fbe trial will follow • 1976 cue in which a jur)' found U ol 17 ftlma ahown al the Mitcbell brothera' theater in Santa Ana to be obsce'fte. That dedsioo now ia under appeal. Clancy told Judie Wallin tbat. Mitchell ran out of a San Franci.aco office in April when a process server entered and attempted to deliver a subpoena. IO tc.099 ti or IQINll -.n -0 pl-• .,.. ..,.clflc.ti-w111 ,......,111 IN -" ..... , ..... , ....... wllll tll<llPCIOf> Of MW/ bid opatt"'9 d.tt IWw IW-"'I fOf'IM Wiii Ila l•....SloquMlfleoll~ Tlllt "'91«1 t4MCH'I-llta c._,lllO a11• pttper•Ua,,, p•vl,,9, tlO"" .,. ...... ,.....,, (-ft er---. <aoMt'el• ~ ..... "'"" -"'"9f'I fwlflltf'I ... eNI ll\•t•lllno tlKlllUI Wltll\9, Condwll el\CI 11111119'. tic lreli.tt -CCMllCrN lot-, PH'(HI c...Cr•t.t llUI• -. -ret.r.cl -n. 1 Tb• Tr•• Laaunaa ••• ..,..__......._.,. _ _ 1 1'4 ebapter ~ Alpha Gam· L,.;...-. ..... ;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;;;;,.;,;;.-..,..:;::.;:::;:... _____ _, M ITBELL, BE 8AID, hu been able to avoid proceu aervers ln the Bay Aru. llldd•,. M•Y ordtr o••"• •"d .,..Clflcelloflll bof cont.ctltlQ Cotllf«t Meftatt-s.c1-. ., o ao.. 101• S.<r•m•Mo, ~~. Tt'-oN><w ""' Jnt'71 •ma Delta will !Deel wllh "ll'1 not a flt day out for man or beaat or windfall Pl.,., --lflUI--lot.,;: t•ll,.d wll!IOUl<-91 ,,,,_llfiUl_af _, __ I NewpOrt Beaeb IOt'Orily profit.a 1" mtmben for • beoefit------------------- lune~ al \he Mereury However. JUdge Wallin denied a motion by Clancy to order Mltcbell to appear in Orange County to complete a deposition and another mot.ion for Mitchell to show up u a pmsecutJoo witness with the 1ou1ht-after re- cord.a. $t.ea Cen!T~ A<I" -r9Qulr9d S..C<•"hll _, ~II '"'"'"' pey ,,..,., ~ -perlarmanu...,.. •• r-.ilrHll't'-a.:.&11aa. ____ _..li6.a==•=c,___Jr~~nJ!, :d EI~:O ~ Have Own Hele Jan. 2$. CLANCY WANTS to call MltcheU u a witness and Ultroduce the re- cords as e~dence in an obs«ruty triaJ scheduled to begin Jan. 22. .... , ... -to S.Ct-1111) ol "'9 ~ cooe ,,.. ~-of ,,..,.,,,rte• 10 Cited At College Ten Oranae Coast atu· dent.a aUeoding Chriat College in Irvine have been cited for academic excellence during the fall quarter. They are: Daniel Adams of Dana Point, Michael J . Beird of Irvine. Robin Ertman of San Clemente. David Giron of Huntington Beach and Steven Leinhos of Corona del Mar Also, Mark McKenzie of Huntington Beach. Doug O'Shell of Irvine, Marc Sandburg of Hunt· ington Beach. Robert Stubenberg of Corona del Mar and Kras Walcott of San Clemente. D~atl1Not~ The local chapter Is comprised of Alpha Gamma Delta alumni in Lacuna Beach, South La1una. Laguna Niguel and Laaun• mu.. The luncheon. to raise funds for the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, be&ins at 11 a .m . at the Mercury building, 23021 Lake Center Drive, El Toro For reservations. call Ruth Crawford al 496-0778 Offices Merge VENTURA CAP> - The Ventura County of· fices or marshal and sheriff will begin merg· Ing following a decision lo consolidate the two agencies and save the county $1 million an· nually. Towmpeople Show Pride MONROE, Ut.ab CAP) -Before the hole, there wasn't much to be excited about in Monroe. Most- ly. it was ju,,t known as the thlrd-laraest town in Sevier County United Way Election Set The Mitcbells' attorney has con· tended in pa.st court documents that Clancy is conducting a vendetta agalllll t.be theater operators .......... -~...., '"' _.-.1 C>f•"•tUnQ '•'•of ._eirge. \f\ ttw c,ovnty lft '""'<"the wottl 11 lo bt -10 bP •• ll •l•d In ,,.. Oeoertm•"' ol Tre1uoortet10" boo~••• enllll•d c:;..,.r•I ,.._elllno Waq/I AetH OAle<I ltme U pl""\ eftd ~<lllUllOfl\ Pr••elh"O -Aetft, Citied w,... o 01.,,, end -111<.i1 .... Coo .. • of '"" -1.i •re Ofl 11 .. .ot UOO stll Mr•., '>•< '•mtn101 C•IUortu• •nd •t• •v•H•b•• to.,.., tnt•resf.O Hrt1 on rr Q\ilf,, ftAARY WA\\f llM•l'4 A I A ST•fE AA(HIHCf J-• 1 '""° IA ltlO PuD•I•,.., Or-,.,.,. O•·•r P•IOI JMlu•r ¥ T " lteo •'IO• ,. But the hole is about to steam up the residents. It's the core of the first city-nm geothermal heat· ing system in the nation and it lies smack in the middle of central utah 's coal fields. The North/South Orange County Chapter of the United Way will hold its annual meeting at the Grand Hotel in Anaheim at Sp m Jan 24 County Superv1sor Thomas Riley. nominating committee chairman. will oversee the election of new board members and officers THE llnCllEU..S took over t.ht" former United Artist theater 1n Honer Plaza io 1975. Shortly thereafter. the Santa Ana City Coun cil adopted ordinances and resolu· tions that declared the theater o . public nuisance and began court ac· , __ _ lion to close It PUBLIC NOTICE For information. call the group 1n Orange at 634·2252 or 1n Santa Ana at 834-1461 Sin~ 1976. the city has filed four Orange County Superior Courl lawi.wts agamst the M1lchell"> However. tbe theatl'r ha~ r e · matDed open PICTITIOUS austNl[SS N-1[ STATUUNT Tl'\• toltO•lnQ pe1'\0l'I\ •re OOl"Q ""'"l'W" ., ZV¥A COOl'>TAUCTOAS ,,.C ••n Wt11n... UNI F ) (..o\\e -... (A.f1fQit'n:1• "'»I1 luM• r.01utructo,., Inc • ( .. tff>f'I\·• tatlD'•ti<W" 'tSU WMO .. , THE GEOTHERMAL WEU.ON A HlLLSIDE ea.st of town will enable many of Monroe's 2.000 res· 1dents to stop shoveling coal and eDJOY the benefits ol the c1ty-0woed·and-0perated pro1ect- .. tt 's sometlung to be excited about It's ex· hilarating. The potential is mi.Ddboggli.ng," saJd ....,_,1_ .--~AA;:;;<i;.:::;;;:;;;;-------;:========::==:::=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=;:;;;;;;:::;;;;==;;;;;;==::::;:;===.;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;1u~!~:...~~'~~;:"~~~; -·'-Advertisement Mayor Duane Nay. Housercife sells University of Utah geologists studied Monroe's t' lass plate' geothermal potential in 1976 and tipped off Terra ''Losing Ha· ? Tek Inc. a Salt Lake City-based energy consulting or $40; worth Ir• firmThe federal Department ol Energy has sunk $1,800 Try This At No Risk" $900,000intothe1eotherma1 well, and Nay said the NILES. Ill.-The siory of HOUSTON, Tex--lern bafdneS\ and town will need more to lay tbe ppe. a small fonune, lost be· as-H you don 't suf· cannot be helped '~ {~ru<..,,,.'\. lftiC H•f"r'f M W"°'t\ ,.,.- '"'' ,,.,........,. ·~ ';.a w '" '"" t ""'""' (i•..-• crf 0(•"9' '°""'' °"' Jtin~•·, 1 ,.., ,.1~ P"°'''""' r)r-Coe\l 0 .. 1, P.101 J ... I, 14. JI Jt. 1• ISi-«l PliBLIC NOTICE -f ho ·r h d fer from male pat· But . 1f )'OU are not AOUtM•• .. 111our1. dew911 er Patricia $. BOB L'O'Dapp£LL, ...._. the DOE in· Idaho cause a USCWI e a no alr ad '· It b Id .. _ .. JUANA 1tu1z aGu1••"•· ,.. ... E1tebroou •nd tr•11ddeu1111t•r "'°"' ,,....... ·d h gl l tern baldness you e >' sue a · ,.,.. awn on Janua•Y 1•, '"° at tll• c1111111,,. E•teer-• -of Newpon Falla, Idaho, says Monroe will get the mooey. 1 ca er ass P ate was a ' can you be 1ure wb•t 1~ ,ICTITIOVS aUJINl[U ,....,... nanME•T w.stm111a1M c ..... munnv Ho•oll•'· eeecf\,ca..~Nl<Ut .. SM-"W l lnto i -..t•'-•'--L-_.1_.. the collector's item. recently can now stop your utuaJly uu1tn~ b:ir s.r<tc.et-ptrld"1gatPl~e8rolllers Of L..aOUM BNCll, Qt. f<-el9""1<• e well l Wll.U '°""' IUJUW 'ICIUge re WU ,. h ha" l and • ....,1tt1.~·Mo<Wrv s~. w1111>e11e1c1onr~.J811UMYU.1• a Cood possibility ot overnma," Chappell said. came to 1g t. tr oss hair losa" c.ven . TM fol_.. --It rll>in9 11<.11o ""6e\ M J l OfVflOPMUH COM PANY 141"' C,,OwYM<W L..efte. trvH\4', (.al 11w .... ..,, \4 llHlllNOT •I l:OOPM cryphlde at P.clfl< v-So ' N ln ___ __. ·-of drlllln In a letter lo J. R. Mac· grow more hair DeS5 m•Y ~m to "run In WILUAMJOHNB EHAENOT,f .. I· MeMOf'let-.w1111Rev.PeutROMlr/ ar, UYI ay, c~cos... g, your fam.t.Jy " 1t IS cer dent of~ .... Ce lor II, .. ,... l>ffl<llHlllO-~lllombment II\ Peclltc well pipe and waeea have meant an overrun ol Arthur. c hairman of For years "they laid at l l not ;.......,,, of the s..rv1..-1>yNs w1t•-Y.1011•JC1M v1ewMern11t1e1Pa111.1n11e1111fl-• moretban$17,ooo. the Bradrord E;11cbange. couldn't be done". But aUly ... ~ an• Wllllem , dew9lller L•ll memottelcontl'lbutlonsmey .. MacMIO ___. I now • firm of l•bor•t.ory c•~ol YOUR ba1r lou. ••<"••• Jame\ L9'90f"•. U 7'l ~-.._ ln1M. Ce•H-•4 mw sc111....-,eootAMl!elm, ca., 1, tfl• $efldp1pers of...., AUmorl•• But tbe proce98 behind t.be_project is simple, Wu11d's argesttradingccn· consultants has de Hair 1011 caund by :;.~.!'!~~~vi:~~ =~...:;::"·~"~'~ the may« aaya: "We're Just pulling it (bot water) tcr in collector's plates. a veloped • treatment for sebum ca.n alto run m .,.ldonSiunNY.Jen<.oery u, neoettlle ton t f •""'-_ __. = . ....._ '--t f it _...,. Madison. Wisc .. woman both men •nd womeo. yoar f•mUy. and mmny TllK ........... t•l--l>•..-1" .,.._ _J .._~ He.-Lewt>-~ CN1M1 "'ti\ oaaHTT ou 0 ...., .. ......_, Ys: im:;a rom auu wrote: "I bad a Laliquc that Is not only 1topptni other condttton• c•n :~,~~ .. ~~.~':; ~~!~=:~:mi~:!:.~ pokinl It back ln the ·" 1965 plate ... which I sold hair l~s bu1 Is really cause b&1r Lo&s 1f you ~·' st....,....... •ft t1'4id wtth ow C-1• c.... .. Or-c-v "" ,_,,_ ''"'" P"°'",_, I>-C.,.>I ru 1 ~ P•..C ~ 1,14 J1,a.1• is-• Lattff-cleY SelntJ Ne-' e.ec112tld C11epe1___,, ~ fr d { S40 1 h d grcw.rnl! hn1r ' wa1t unlll ~nu are 'I.Irk W•1dottic1•1nia s.su. """" "THE ENVIRONMENTALISTS reused the lO a ncn or · 3 They don't even au )"OIJ baid aod your bau rooLI ... ..=."~~.=,: diekematfirsl," Nayuid. ~ot '?_card of you at that to t.Ue ~r word for ll :!dcad•J°° are~ WALtt1u. •tt .... Tt.a-" c:...~s.MJM But opposition dropped..._, plans called for um.,.t: _ _._ -L-_...... Tbey invite you to try &be P· ... ~:. yoa •t~ w ,...,. .. ...........,, a..c11. c.. .,_. HWTOll the water to be iD.)ected ba.dt into lbe ll'O'IDd after a mc ..-te ~ -is treatment few 32 days. at mt1 ._.. 00 top your =::="~~~=at•~=:~~·~ 1oingthrou1!ubeatexebaqer. actually valued at more their mk. and see for bud. and would Ub to ----.-··~·"",,.....,.,,.., ... .._a.__....,* "Thewattttromthlawellwtnneverbtttheat· than Sl.800. Although yourself ' stop your hair to. 31 and PVBUC NOTICE °'""" ( IM 1111.-1 Peclll< a..-s..,,_,, _.,.b -Md c.ecu -o1 N aid M A h · h Natunlly. they would grow moreb•lr now ts NOTICE OF DEATH OF ~..:1t1<RatlfolllhaonclMC1e110--.-Sent•A,,.,c.. .. 1-eoo".-o1 mot1pbere.". ays · ac n urpomtsoutt at not...1rerth1c. opporturuty tbt'llmeto dosomethmi.t SOPHI'"' .,ONECKY ...... 0 ""\'lie~ llM<'I Sc;llOOI Olo-SenUI-. ca.. nit .... ~ Ev• Ro"eT ffarnM>O, a New Zealander' Lm--4 by this price is CllCCptionally "' " bou .. ..I .... ..... """ trict ~-e,........,o1"'9H..,.t· H111e1,.,__enct1111t1...callf<de •Jo th ,...,.. aid the.,..,._.. unles~ tht' lreatmenl a l tt uuore ll~ tou OF PETITION TO '"1l'°"&Mc111Ac1ge•1"'• P.O Ellu Jo .. u o1 °" .. Mew. ea. Funer•I Terra Tlll'J\ to direct e pro~ ... S system high. he said. "l'm afraid workfd However. 1l is lat.e ADMINISTER ESTATE ee1ovec111ust>end or Et•I• e ... nie. Mrv1c~ #Ill bt held on Wednewsey, was to have been in operation tb.11 wlnte:r, but it others mafi be losing hun· impossible to help eve-LoeHh Labor ator) NO. Al0?.818 1>e1ovec1tallWfofM11ryZ1t11>1110ofH11111 J•"uary i.. 1• et 11 COAM •• Piere• · U be ext N be t the ll • bef •t · ds l Con.,u ta nt., Inc will lft1llOn e.c-11.C..•l10turvlvln9ere3 8ro!Mn e.41 e.-e~ C~I wit!! Wl n ovem r a ear es. ore l .. dre or t ousands or do. yone . I • T 0 d I I h e I rs . 11re,.dson• Jim. Andy, enO Robby R•~ &rua IC.urrl• offlctellno. ll\ter· on line. tars by not knowing what The great maJOri· '!Upply you wilh treal benef1ClcJrlP5 creditors z1e1111,.. .,, of Hu1•Uneton eeec:11. ea. men1e1F11m.wnMemor1e1P•rk,S..n· · I h .. f ment for 32 da)S. at lh\·ir and cont1nqpnt creditors of endaNCJllewJerneteonnleofOrar!Qe, te Ana. Ce. F,.,_S mey <•II at 11\e Once the water l ,500 reet beneath the town their pales are wort . ty 0 cases of ex· nsk. tf lhP\' bt'ht•\lc Ow Ce FrlefldsmeYC•ll•IPl•rce8rotners mortuaryonMonclll¥. Jenuery 14.19IO T "d . d .f h . r II d . the above-named decedent sm11111· MDf'lu•rv ,,.,,. ,, 00 pM to •"" °" TiltMleY. JM!ue•v u from n starts flowing at a rate of about 600 gallons a o ai '" 1 enti ying cess1ve air a an \rea1menl will hdp \W and per<;ans who mav be t:OOPM "" Tu.JC!ey wlle1• lun•r•I Mon to. COPM Plorct Brottoe<\ Bell mi_nute, three schools. the city hall, two churches. va I ua ble pl a I cs. l h e ba Id n e SS a r e the Just <,t'fld them the 1n otnerw1c;e interested in the :-:;1~~\ ;;'~:io":~"':~~:: w::_'":, ero~•yMortu:;::~recto•s a fire house and all the busi~ses and residences c;11change issues a report beginning and more formation 11~•t.'d b('10"' lw1 ll and1or estate· J•n\ln. oa•le>t 01 Ille Flrsl United STEPHEN W REES, re\ld""I of onMamStreetwilJbeabletohookintothesystem. tha< inc ludes CUHCnt full"' developed All tnquirlt'., ,Jrt• A petition has been filed C t M c p d J an,,H·n'CI ct>nf1<frnl 1,111' S MetllOdlll Cho;ttll, .,.., ,,,. offk•rl of o~ e eu, ·-..... ewey 01\ prices on more than 900 r l by Maqory c hanP aka HunllngtOl\S.tcl'•l.~A'19S'8PO JanuarylO.lteOH•l•survlv.,.,by"I• c;;tages 0 mae pat-.h)n'lJtl M cc t Elk• Offl<lellnQ lnle•"'41nl Wiii ti. •• p•renh Pllllllp •rid M•rjOfl• ~tt• ot LATER, A SECOND WELL WILL be dug and plates. guidelines on what aqorit-;,ham· tn he P•c111c v-Memot1e1 Per11. P1pro co~•• Me~. c •. •oo 1 .1.1u Ju11 .. Ann the system expanded to \nclude the whole town. lO 100 .. for and wh"n to I Superior Court of Orange 8roll'IU• SmllM' fo\oriuery director• AU\ of co ... Moa. c. Fun4!fdl ... '-NO OBLIGATION COUPON County requesting that she u....~ services wlll be ll•ld on Tu•soav Mark Chatll said he expects to cut his beating buy. and lhc plate: cvalua· lbe ted a11tos Jenu••Y u. 1'80 ., n OOAM •• Piere• ll b af · · al ln f...,...,. To l.o<>.,<'h LaborJlOI") Con .. ultJnt' 1111· appom as personal ANNA BIROS. serv1c" ere pel\dln9 &rot ... nBell BroedWayMortuaryw•lh bl y 75 percent ter an ln&ti vestment 0 _.,., tion checklist USCd by 1he (lo' liff)(}I JJl 1 WC',I \lain M rep re Sp n tat IV e t 0 •• smun t. rut11111 we••c1111 c11a1191 ... 10• "T TllDrnton off1c1a11n1J •nw lo $600 lo convert from coal to geothermal beat. cxcha':J;c. llou ... ton. Tl't.as jj(I06 adm1n1c;ter tne estate of Mor1ut•Y ....-menl wlll be •• Paci II< v .. w Memorl•I "It ·u be a .,,...at Hung. There's virtually no the above-named decedent t:ut<>U•I Perk Fr-meyull•ttMmortu.tr~ e·~ To t•ln • copy wilh· coA1NNE s E1.teoo1t1, res1<1en1 01 on Mo,_y Jan,...ry u 1990 trom 11 ma intenance," be srud out COS! or oblioation. JUSt I Jm <,ubm1ttm1l lh• follov.1n1t 1nformc1titm v. ilh thi under the Independe nt Nt•-1 6ffcll c.. P•\ted _ey on "-'tot COPM Pl.,co erolt,.n a.11 eo undrrstandm~ th.it it "'di tw i..ept ~lnrth <'••nfuh•nti.il Adminic,tratioo of Estates Je,.uery u. 1t10 B«,.J1111uery '· '"'1n eroac1weyMottuerydlrecio" While "some disbelieve it will hapnon," Nay send your name. address. Ac t P SM'™ ,,.. .ind th al I am under no obh.,at1on ""hdt~H1 Mount 1eu•n1 P•""'Y•v•nl• s8l·d, ''all the counca·1·s 10r 1·t. We'v• all been and Lif code before Saiur· "' Th t t t f Survived by -l'lu\bMld Geo<oe J MAAGARET8ERTHASMITH,r... ,, ~ l>C>t':-. \Our fote~d lx•tfllTI•· "'"or j(rl'i.I!\\ 1 e pe I ton IS SE' or ----------'---de .. 101eos1a~w C• P•-.i•woon bramwashed " day o next week to: The Ho"' .,000 alter 14 ~hmi:" hearing in Department J•nuery 13 ,_ s ... ••• •" .ctlv• Bradford Exchan~e. Dept. Do \OU ha\e dand ff" On or 011\., No. 3 at 700 Civic Center LU.TIABCHRO.. ~·::::=:.,~:;~~!! AND THE SELF-DESCRIBED "anti· Al7903, 9JOJ Milwaukee IHx•" \ouncalp rte ' When" Drive West. Santa Ana, ~HOME •''° membtnlllooftlcer ot tM L•llY'• government rebel" had nice words for the DOE. Avenue. "'ilcs, IL LJ'\L.to. A !low Ion~ ha. .. your hai r tx-t•n thmnm1t" California at 10 00 a.m., 646-242' Goll 01v1Slonellnt~v .. oecountry 1' UVV'OQ n...--h II l I -__, -~ on January 22. 1980. c1ub srw 1\ wnn..o t>v tier nu.a.NI "They don't follow the book right down the postcard will do. ~ uir pu ou eui >on top"' heau, · 1 F YOU OBJECT t t .. -Costa Mesa Fred.'°"" JoM ,,,., p..,, Per.rt end 3 Tb h da ood Y. h,tl 1wr<'enla~e oC hair n•mauu. on lop o( hl.'dd • 0 '""' 673-9450 tr•llCkhlldrM s. .... 1cnwlllt>ellelOon line. ey use their ea along with some g An\ thin lll"('SS" Where' 9rantln9 of the petition. w~ J-""· "'°•,, coPM horse sense," the mayor said. For quick resuttst. Mt Anv sht·k bald areas• Whcrl!" vou should either ap~r rtHCE .. OTHBS l&L MOADWAY MOtrTUAH 110 BroadW9Y Ce»lll Mesa 642-9150 SMITH & TUTHfU. MOITVAH wn1CUfl CHAP& MortU8fY • Crenwt1on1 427 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa ~88 ... CIUOTH8S IMITMS' MOITVAaY WMainSt HUnt~acn ,_,AMIL'f •Cot.OMA&. f!UMMAL MOMI 7801 Botsa Ave weetrmnatef 883-3625 rACIAC YllW .-.c>mALrAaK Cemtttry Mortu.-y Chepel 31100P.cltlo vi.w Dnve Newpot1 Be.-ch 144-2700 '" tM H•bof 1..ewn N<emon•• Chapel tour .... ,,for the DNt· h at the ..... ar""' nd I te "'''"' R•• eruu ic:urri., Prewvt~r••n ..,., Attar any Olher rnformvt1on YOU ff'('I mav be hrlp(ul '""" 1 .. .., a 5 a c11urc11 o1 trw ,__.., ott1e1e11no nt cl~ssitled4Mbot tht NA:'>t E . ... ·SEX your ob1ect1ons or file Strvlcu under tr. direction of Hafbe>• Phone Slugs Hiked Dally Pflot.. ADDRESS written ob1ect1ons with the UWll·Mola>I 011 .. Mort.-. of Cott• 642-5678 ClTY S't'ATE . ZIP ourt before the hearing. Me~s.~~~oR ~=~~==~=:~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Yoora~~Me~v~ MONTE"'· wAGNEll, ,..st<Mnt o1 ROME (AP) -Italians tryln£ to double their n person or bV your orar!Qe c.ountv fOr tr. pnt 11 vurs money snapped up the alu"• used for public attornay. e1te1 movl"9 ,,.,•from All\embfe, C.. -t F Y 0 U A ... E A "''° • ....,..r o1 -s.ntor c1111ens telephones before a price lncreaae went lnto effect. " Clul>•tRtverVlewGollC.twb.Heluur· • SENIOR CITIZENS R ED IT 0 R 0 r a 111-ibv11hw1teci.ow.-.oeuo1rter The "Ovemment, in a round of austerity ontlngent creditor of the C.OllHI\ Gell Avr•fl'I 01 H1o111lln9ton ,.. _, _ _.. lb ri of~'--a..J. f 6 eceaSed, VOU must flle ... 11. ee .. -Merttn E w..,..r Of measures, l'UM::Y e P ce u ... -ens rom to $ 0 ff • T Temple City. Ce . bt'Dt,_ Honnen R. 12 cents. Banks, swamped by requett.I, limited 1. 0 e anng e sts your clalm with the court W•9M•ofw.ttCovln•,C...Se1vtces r present it to the w111 11e ,..., on !>Munsav, J-y "· sales to 10 to a customer. personal representative , •• , ll .llDA#< '" , .. H•rtiM l..aWll s t F s t A MemGl1el~wOllRt'll Robtr1M ~--------e or an a na ppolnted by the COUrt *Combott1<1e11n9 tn 1ieu of 1iowen PUBUC NOTICE PUBIJC NOTICE lthln foor monthS from marfMWlel<tlfllf~mev•m-1o._. _______ . he date of first l!.Suence 111ec11yt1Ho11e.~· P1cnnousaus1NH1 f'ICT1nout•US1Nna f letters as provided In NAMllST•TaMutT u111uTATSJM"r ELECTl\ONIC HEARING TESTS will be criven at American .,_~ oo TM r.1iow1no fMf'IOl\t .,. c1o1no Tiie 1ot1-'!ll ...,_ 11 ...,. ....._ d e• ~tlon 1 of the Probate _._... ,..,.M HeariJll Ai Center Monday, Tueaday and Wednesday, Jan. Code of Callfornla. The wA.-,.trLD swe•10•• cou•TON ASSOCIATU, 11 14·J.5..16, 9:00 A.M. to5:00 P.M. Im• for tlllno claims wltl =:;!-=.~=~· :.o;;~".," w.oci, ,,..,,.,., 0111-1• State Licensed Hearin& Aid Specialist& will be present to t ••Plr<! prior to four _.._.OOtVW"""'t:Lo. iNc . • Lewr•"'• .... , .. ,. eu.t.,., ., perform the testa. Anyone who bu trouble bearlod or months from the date of Clll"9nlle ~. mil c.amlM $aut11trn '#Mel. 1rv1 .... cautOf"ll• • the ~arlnQ noUc:ed above. C•••••r<111•. C••l•tr•11• 1eec11, mu undentandin1 la welcome to a test employibl the latest c.ii::= .... Can11trWt•.•nc ..... :::..~··~...,...... electronic equl~ment which will determine hi• or her vou MAV EXAMINE WASHINGTON (AP> ~~'!!:':~~~r:.:r~. ~ ™' :=:::-;.:=. .. particular loss. Dlasrams abowiDI bow the ear woru and ~~~~9r~"Z~ ~~~...: Retlre4 N c pt ~ c.1...,..... c.u11•r ci-o1 0r .... c-t't • some '1 the cauaes of bearina locsa wtll be avail.able. E\tet')_'Olle t .... ~,... '"" iaaa &eaa!:' so~ ~ ...=i:.--1·~w•c. ~'·119· .. ,.,,. ahould have a bearina teat at leut once a yar, especially ll 1 ~:t ~0~ ;::vcc!!:: t! meran of 14 polar H· MUOOll/W.Ul'111.o,1Hc. ,...,.,..0r.,. c:.tt o.11y..., bearlnc clearlY la difftcult. Even people now weartnl a Neel¥• 1PKl•I notice of pedltlons and authoT of :=c. •~· -.. '· "·"·• * ,.. beariq aid or thole who bave been told nothlnl could be dOne h• Inventory of utat• four book• on Ant· ™'.....,.. -n...a 1fft!I"" PVBUCjli()'l'ICB for them abould have a bearlnl t.elt and tlnd out about the ""h and of peutlon1, arctlca,ctiedSaturd~yof ~~ .. ar .... ~ • ,~iiJL••• Jatatmetbodaolbeari.DCcorrectlOD. ccoufttt •l"d reports Aeartattack. 01•'°"· °"""' cauTatH .. .,. naftMDT t~~tU'om~1:"~ -~CllllWDffW Tiie......,. ..-.. -. .... You will see the NtJ.EAJ\ GEM, 1 beariJil al4 IO tiQJ lt Ota Code INKSTER, Mich . •.o....... ....:JiTOMOAA'"I~.... tot }bwiuPnthe•ar . (AP) -0 .. Yl•a .. a ......,. ..... CAW ,.... tJWt1P .-orae.••:t 1, Th:lieaiinatAtltawlllbeliWllllt MatJory C. SMM ua •arte o.Nla, 15, whO .....,.,~C1Mt01111¥'*'-"'=,:..,.1r ... ,,_v . MarJorle c. Shene, belped ettablt•b tb• •·7•...,11·•' UMt ~ ,,. o... ....... "..... Patttlon•r. Nort>ert It. ·•11otowa Somid" 91 t.b• --::t·='::.....-.... AMERICAN HEARING AID CENTER aunt, Attorn•v tor 1Mll u one OI the four ... ._... 107 W. UNTA AMA &VD •• IAllfT• ANA PeUtlontr, 16.5' east 4th mtmben ol the 1~ call 142•1171. ....... ~":.,.....,. .. • StrMtr Suite 121.· S•nt.a l~P. 'lbe Marvell , P"' • ••wwotd• cJ;., ~ ~ '*""" • M7~171 ~Lf_!Uf0fnlat2101, <71'J di.Id J • ot lupua dia· 10 wotll to' u o.-w • U you can't 1et UMl"e on tbele daJt call to arr~ far an s~. •••• .Dd •lCk.J•.' cell ....................... _ ~ ......!.-= ·~ at lbotbe.r. wne. P\lbtltMd on.nca 0..•t ~-~~~ ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·l~lty~~J~:?~l,1•L mlL ' • '•' tt.• 19'0 bt-IO • - enged ~ L Commandmenta Crusade a 'Fight' BllMABCX, N.D. (AP> - Wilma Be&cowt. the womu trbo pre11urtd tbe Grand ror••· N.D., ecbool .,_m lnto PQllo.n.t ti•• Ten Commaaclmenta ID clMIJ'OOIDI to eomPb •ltb an C*cun law almoe\ -.. Clkl • 11M, &QI lbe dld It "J to ft1bt" th• Amerleaa Chll Ube..U. Ubkm. ..... Bekou.rt tot ber ftpL &r el"\allde bu p.rovoked a con· IUtuUanal tat ol Lbe 192'1 law. IN .JULY. roua Grand Forita resldenta. three wtth chlldttn en.rolled ln dlalriet Rhoola, tued a lawsuit in federal eourt. aeelt· lDI to declare the law u•· eomt.kulJooal. The ACLU eo-al1ned le1al brief1 in the cballen1• •loot with Robert Vo1el. a former Ible Supreme Court justice who NY• be took the case without cbar1e "because I believe ln the Conatilutioa .•• ·Tea Commandment.I have a " 11cbolo1teal benefit" for K&oou:mldlw. usvay llOaNING I SAY, 'God, will you pleue prot«t our Ten Commandment.I law!' " 1ay1 U. tenner teacher. Anadler re1ult ol her eomtant cam9al1nln1 and commWllly work waa lhe L•f lalatur•'• pHHl9 lut year o a law re· qulrtns atudenta to learn the na UonaJ anthem before compJetlfts lillth ..... Vo1et. 1 law acbool profeuor at the Ualverall1 of Nortb Dakota ln Grand Fork.a, COD · tenet. the Teo Command.menta law violat.e ~ F1rat Amend· meat 1uarantee of reU1loua frffdom ·'The people who made the Blll of ftiehta decided church and atate ahou&d be separate for the &ood ol both,·· Vo1et aa.ld. "THEaE ARE MANY versions of the Ten Command· ments, and lf the state selects one of them, that prefers one re- U11on over another and lencb to disparage some religiona." Vogel says "it is simply not true " that Engllab and American laws are baaed oo the Ten Commandments. which the Bible says were given by God to the Hebrew leader Moses on Mount Sinai. 8 ut AsstStant Attorney General Murray Saeaveen areues that the Ten Command· menta have a secular impact oo ·'our whole le1al and social system." -------------· -... ~------~~--~--- Dental SPECIAL For Cllildren ! Teeth cleanlns with Fluorld~ tr~1tmem and~ COMPLETE examination with X·rays $2300• FOR ONLY •SPfKUI applies 10children1l yr.m ~nd younger. Regul~rfy pr1ced ~, S45.00. Call Dr. Dennet's d~ntal off ice TODAY andstart a dental he alth program 10< you and your family. flnt1r>cln1 Av.iuble lrnmfidht Appoln1me11ts M«ll·Cll Welcomed Nitrous 01C1ctt Av.illt1ble C. JOHN DEHNER, DD.S. 18800 Main Sl· Suite 203 Hunt:inotan Bw:h 848-2277 Tbe state attorney 1eneral '1 office -defeodina the Ten Com· mandments as "a corneratone ol our leaal and aoclal system" - ill&ervened in the suit, now under advisement by U .S District Judie Paul Benson. Mll8. BELCOURT, 12, SAYS abe coosldera the ACLU "a llar:lliat organization" that "made me mad" when It tried to pre.eat studenta in Sioux City, S.D., public acbools from singing rellPJua 8Clft&B la a Chriltmu prop-am in~ "Tbe Ten Commandmenta are ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. the earliest and first expression ........... or the law, and how the people of the world felt toward the Ten Commandments bu lnfluenced all of our development slnce then," Sapveeo says. lln. Belcourt aaya abe went looktq for an iaaue and UD· earthed tbe lcqotten Ten Com· mandmenta law. Laat spring, abe pushed and rrodded the Grand Forb Schoo District into dlap1ulq the document. aa re- quired bi the law, "in a COO· apicuoua place in every schoolroom." Pean.. 11,,,,..., "OUll NATIONAL berita1e baa primarily evolved out of a Chriatlan environment. By dis· playing the Ten Command· menta, we're merely recogniz· lng this." Jira. Belcourt, a Jloman Catholic and self-described "born-again Christian," says the A New Jersey state appeals court, noting I ormer Newark detective David Toma had no ordinary police career, has upgraded his pension to "ac· cidental disability." Expert testimony said Toma's 18· year police career had ren· dered him "an unmistakable psychoneurotic. •' Sagsveen says only one other state, Kentucky, bas a similar Ten Commandments statute. Kentucky's law, rather than re- quinng the document to be post. ed, perm.1t.s ala diaplay in such public places aa classrooms Juat wby the North Dakota law waa passed a.s sketchy, but Sagsveen thinks 1l was probably intended lo improve students' morals One 1927 legislator said the bill may result tn "le&s war and more peace · · Kissing Scenes In Liquor Ads Out BENJAMIN RlNG, mE suit's chief plaintiff, says he bas no ob- j e c li oo lo pubhc s chools teaching moral codes, but he claims the law • 'sin&les out the Ten Commandments for special attention." KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia <AP) -There wlll be no more klaaing scenes or liquor advertiaementa on state television ln tlu.s lloalem ceuatry after a new code of ethics eoes lnto effect Mardi IS. Go¥erwmeat epolreaman Mahmood Pawanteb told a news con- ference the code also bans tbe airin1 ol coemetJe ada before 10 p.m . ud tbe use of children lD advertlaementa for all)"t.blq but cblldrena' products. Commerclab will have to be filmed in Malaysia using Malaysian models, according to the new code . Riq, an auociate prof_,,-of pb.Uo.oph;J at the Uaiverstty of North Dakota, posted a copy of the Teo Commandments ln hi.a classroom -written in Hebrew. Both television networks m Malays t.a are run by the govern· ment. "I won't obJect to that staying on my walls," he sald. DEAR PAT: California bu the atron1eat credit lawa of any state I've ever lived ln. Are moo~ pretty well controlled or are there still ? L.G .. Costa lleu ... _ ..... fedenl ia ... ew.:alel' aedl& llWMU-are well ........... bu& a.__ atm ecar. ne ti&ate DepanlMll& et Cwmaer Al· fain Ila mered a nit aplmt me ti ta. •aJer CSL£ • It 12 n la IM a&ate a. laaJI ta. ee•· ....,., Jftdlee of nn ....... , wmer eredl& · vwwtt 'Ille MUia daarsee A vee Ji'lneldal Senlees of 8emlr rn Callforala wWa reftnndal or ''fllppbll" a..-& cmb'aeU &o evade coeAmer p~ p;wtlded bJ law. DCA ell)llalM daat 0 fllpp&ac" la tlM reftlwlelal of a uedl& truaaeUoe at Ge cred.hor'• IM&lpttoa for IM pa111111 ol lacreallq ate ...... lry nadlq le1al respoaalNUu.. DCA Dlredor &lchnt B. 8polm aaya ~ •men paid more .... Sl mlllloa la aeealve ftaaMe daarl• fer tM 11,M Ada traaacUoaa A.ee ...... bwlaC emtered bite la 1171 ato.e. .. .. eemplabd, DCA aBecea th& AYCO eaten late ...aJW '-a aMraeta .U. Ka caaomen for die re81 paaJHl el nca ... I eredlt aale9 U loau la _.. to n• &M ~r p.retec:Uoea of tbe tJarU Ad • die a&a&e law wtddl replates COD· .... aeill& ..... ,... law rea&.rlda eredl&on from dlarpq ._.. tllaa a 18 peftt9t yearly ftnuc:ft daar1e, ... a e •tws ca &De a wut&y bderelt -a, la *'-IMl'ftued propertJ. Uwder lM law, dae ~ c...-•• die ~r for aclcUUoul aW7 (0 teftdncJ Jlldi .... ") If ~lelled .............. ,.._ pl~ la 1M adlaa, Amella Vuq8H, •• 1~ u.it w..-. c-ter • Law aad ... .....,, ...... a c n'rKt wD Awee wtltd re-.... _ tw~ulec , aeuwt&ai•••IUied ............... .,....,,..... ... ··cot a problNn? Then wnlt to Pat Du11" Pat will cu1 rt d tape. gtttm{l the amwt'f's and action JIOU M~ to sol~ mt'Q'Ull~s m governmt"ftl and busmtu MaaJ your queahona to Pat Dunn. Al Your Sen:nce, Orange Cooat Doily Pilot, P 0 Boz IS<iO, Costa Me.a, CA 92626 Ai manJI Lettera a.a pouibte unU ~ ~~. but phoned mqwrwa or letters not mcWdang tM reader'• full nome, addreu and buaaMu "'1ura' phoM num~cannot ~cou1'Ured. Thucolwrnnappeondca· 111 uct'JJ( Sundays." v...-. bd ea&ered .... tM _.,.... C.· tncta wD 7.odJ'• Depu&mm& S&clrs, wtaldl la&er aold die c:Gilllbaeta to Avco. A•ee allo pft Vuq11et a eub ..tTuce of apprulma&ely .... eaJW ta. eMlre ~ witll Vuqan a ''loaa'' nu.er .... a reflaaada«, aad lmpoeed a ftDuce dlll'le of more Uwa zt pen:ea&. Aweo al8D a.ek a w1ll'MJ lmaat la aD et Vu- q-. m•!Mlcl pea, fu!ir.~aaeea, ud ...w ...... · •Jat la...,. ftwaneed u allowed ~ UIU'1lll • ud tab lier to tbe rtak ef a~ ..,_n& U &M pods were ner re- possemed. U VU1Q1RS' cue la et tJpkal abe, ud lt II beUend to lte • tM low aide, ...,. nceaaift ftwuee daarlea lmpeeed bJ Awee la tm are ,,. bably well lD eseeu of •t mUU-, 8polta n11, ••· dial dial eomameT adYOCate. la odler atatea ad-vtae daa& "Olppbaa" la a aadoawtde problem. ~ .. Bair Df11er• ••~rea•e DEA.a READEll8: The CGmntmer Prodad Sate&y Commlaaloa baa accep&ed ZI addJUoaal volulal'J correcllve aeUow plau of muafae· taren ud importen of bud-lileld lla1r dryers madewt&la......._. Tiie ZI eompaales a«aaat fer Dearly H per. en& of tllGee lwld·lteld balr dryen muwfadared wltb ul>el&oe abaee tin. The otlller • percet1t were dlltrlba&ed bJ ti otber eompaalea wMle eorree· tlve adlaea were approwed bJ CP8C lu& MaJ. 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Tbese (plar,o«a> are especially run because they re not part of the reeular aeuon." to aet beat and we dido 't. "After we beat Dallas we wanted to win. I knew we were goine to beat Tam· pa Bay. We would have bad to beat o\lnelftl to lose that one." HftlB DSS WAI 80tlDmNG •1: (be COQldn'\ bed St palD) but •with OodJ oat I Md to play." ID .,...., Pannlu joined the net of tbe defeallve line ln lormlq cne ol the !1.*l siowerf'\ll troat toun ln the NFL • He jelled with the other three u ii be wu tbe lut plece to a pusile. . He fln.tlhed tbe ye• with 51 tacklee, lndud· iDI etllll quarterback aackl. ALTBOVGB PANNING EN,OYS ·tbe same be doea remember one partlcwar part of tbe ca01pal1n <Dallu. San Dle10 and New York Olanta) that wasn't fun. THE 8.tUl8 COULD play a perfect eame, bowever. and stW IOle to Pitt.· bureb ... at leut by some account.a. • • 1 bear what tbme people have been saying about us being lucty ad that we're not any &ood. We'll Mie." aays Fan.n.in&. •·1 don't tbiDt it's ever fun to lose." says the Huntincton Beach resident. "We were playinc badly at UM time, worse t.ban we abowd have been. Doee be feel allabt.ed by lack of rec· op!Uon? ..At times we played like dogs and de· served what we got." PANNING SAYS he can't really put a finger on when tbings changed around "I don't really know when we started putting it together. We Just decided not "There asn 't any team that'• invincl· ble. althoueb Pittaburp bu a fine club. San DleCo beat them badly and eo did Clncumatl. "What the people have beee sayine about us doesn't bother me. I like peo- ole cuttmJt us down. It just makes me say, TU show ya'." "No, not at all," be says calmly. •'There are three pys out there wbo hue all been iD the Pro Bowl before. ..,........,. KAREEM ABDUL..JABBAA HOOKS OVER DAVE COWENS. Big Laker Rally All but the Roof Fell In on Celtics period, but finally ran out of time. Even the clock worked against them. The 24-aecond buzzer went off after they bad stolen the ball from the Laken and started a fut break. "We didn•t hit a doegone thing in tbe third period." Bolton Coach Bill Fitch said, notiq the team was just five of 28 from the floor in th"' qu .. rte-. "We looked about as bad as anyone could. .. However, we picked ounelws , and 1ot back into the game. t'a juat • dooone shame to Joie a 1ame ute that.•• Gurney Fmding It Tough By BOWA&D L HANDY Of .. DeWy ...... Swtt RIVERSIDE -Dan Gurney of Newport Beach will have another week to think about driving in the Winston Western NASCAR Grand National stock car race at Riverside lnterna· Uonal Raceway. Gurney. coming out of retire- ment after almost 10 years. gained a spot oo the inside of the fourth row for the race that was postponed by intermittent showers Sunday after 2S laps run under the yellow caution nag. ••1•M NOT NERVOtJs.•• Gurney Hid while waiting for more than 2'A boun for the race to at.art. "But when something happms like yesterdQ (rookie Ttm WlWamaon's death in a companlion race on Saturda.y), everythlq changes. ••1 aometi.mes wonder bow 1 1ot lalD tM. aituatioa. But lf I'd bad a llWe more ti.me to 1et read1 ID tbe car, I feel coaMent I could haft dDoe mudl beUer in quallfytni. "But It's harder than I re- member. I find I don't re· membe!' everything and these guys are pro(easlonala and mean business out there on the track." Gurney isn't ready to give up bis spot in the field and will be trying as bard as any to win the race. But it won't be easy. THE ZS LAPS nm under the caution flag will stand and the race will be started on the 26th lap Saturday ln the fint Grand National race of 1980. The 37-car field ran under the yellow unW it was red-flagged to a halt u a misty rain again soaked the track. "We almost got started," said veteran driver Cale Yarborough, whose Oldsmobile was sitting on tbe front row beside polesitter Darrell Waltrip. "But there wu still some wet and slippery spots out there and. when the rain came on apin. that WU it." Under NASCAR rules, the cars on the 1tartin1 grid will be impounded and cannot be worked oo by the racing teams unW the race la restarted. OFl'ICIALS SAID tbe ears will be jacked up, tbelr batteries disconnected and the remainder of the fuel in eacb team 'a 15- gallon can dumped lDt.o the 1u tank. Tbm the cars cannot be touched apln unW Just prior to the restart of the race. Guraey'a All ·Amerlcan Racers plant lD Santa Ana la world.q on a new lndlanQOlis- type ndDI macbiDe and will teat lt at Ontario Motor Speedwa.t Jan. 24. .. We'" already done tome t.uaa wltb It and feel lt will be a much better and more com· petitl•• macblnt. But we . ( ... GuaNEY, Pase 81) MIKE FANNING 'Rains Royal Flush' New Song Dedicated to Playoff Exploits By JORN SEV ANO OI .. DMIY ,._ -Not to be outdone by the likes of Houston and Tampa Bay. the Los Angeles Rams have a new song on the market -"Rams Royal Flush" written and dedicated to the team 's playoff ex ploits. The song, wtuch 1s to be d.istnbuted to local radio stations in Orange County and Los Angeles today. was composed by David Hardwick with Frank Sutton supplying the lyrics. Hardwick, who also sings the tune. gives the melody a Johnny Cash country flavor. Ironically, both Hardwick and Sutton work and live in the state of Texas. The song was first heard by Ray Malavasi and his start at a rarty Satur· day night. Naturally, they al loved it. Here are the lyrics to Rams Royal FIW!b: Well. I was sitting with my chips out on the table. l said. 'Hey, can anybody play?' I was staring at th1a Cowboy from Texu, and 80me lanky dude named Bue from Tampa Bay. Well the Cowboy looked at me and started laughing He said. 'Boy, you know you haven 't got a prayer 'Didn't you see me break that Re dskin parlay?' Then he drew two eights, a Pearson pair We ll , I ca u g ht a J ac k . my Youngblood started racrng He had a Ferragamo ace down m the bole I saw the Cowboy bl.mk and bet my Waddy. Then ( saw that mighty Cowboy fold. One down. two to go Now the new kid from Tampa sta rt ed s weating. Tyler 10, Bryant king. I bet the pot. Then I Corralled a joker. had a Ram Royal F1ush . And everybody said that Ram's too bot. Two down, one to ao Now I sit with all the chips in Puadenll And I learned a lesson I'll pass Terry's way. A t.ou&b Ram can finally wm the big one. Don't always bet the Cowboy and the Bay. r..,,,. ....... -Another :Milestone For Borg \ Only cuts and bl'Ulses resulted from this spectacular craah at Australian Dale Buatns takes a spill dbrt.n1 a motorcycle jumpinl contest Simd87 1n Phoenix. Despite ski= about 100 reet on b.11 back, Buutm was not hos zed. NEW YORK CAP> - 'Tm the happiest guy an town," said a beammg Bjorn Borg. and with good reason. Borg, the spectacular. stoic Swede. extended b is mastery over Vitas Gerulait1s with a lopsided &-2. &-2 victory Sunday an the fina.I of the Grand Prix • Mast.en. brealcing a New York • JtDX and reaffirming bis status as the best tennis player in the world. ··I was very eaeer for this ooe." said Borr. wbo bas beaten Geruhutis. bis friend and prac· lice partner, in all 15 of their meetings. "I've never won a big tiUe in New Yott. I've wanted to win here fOI' a long time. I've been doee IO many times, it feels areal to fmally win." Bore h.u never won the U.S. Open, and called that "my next 1oal -very, very important to me." Meanwhile, he pocketed $100,000 for winning the ei&ht· man event at Madison ~ Gardea that serves as the . plon1hlp of tbe Grand Prix clrcult. Il there was e'"'r qy quesdcm about wbo la the beet men'1 tmnil player ill tbe world, Bors wwered It. "Tbe moaey ls treat. bat I prefer the title." Mid Bora. "To wlD tbe II.uteri WU ft.11 il1l· ~rtaac I baft to pat WI tilJe very bl1~t becataae tbe beat: p\QenlD meWOrtd..,. Mre. ••, I J 11 · Davis Still Threatening To Move Raider to LA ,,_AP~ OAKLAND -.. fter•n aware l'U meet I.be eballtnft !'P"' l'U moft. 0 Wtti time Wordl, O•lrlanct Raiden' boll Al ; Pam lald tbe .. DOUlblU~~ h1I team hn at tbll feet ol Oakland m omctala. ''Tbe •YinM:lm t ll fOftlnt me &o act lD a w1y I never t.boulbt l'Cl act," uav11 aua ~ &.D 1 ru. lwo-hovr ''brtettq" wltb Bay are1 reporters oo necotlaUooa b•h~een ~ CollMUm &Dd h1I NaUonal P'oolball lA.,u. team. TM R.aiden' Oakland Oollaewn leue aplNe tb1a mcmth. e!E baa bad talb with otftctala of the Le. ~lea tC.o • 1e1Hna 1 new NJ"L tenant &o auee.ecs lbe Aoabelm· Loe ADaeJ-Rama. He chaned that since the earl)' 1l10a the 1l1diu.m maoapmeDt bu been uncooperauve several times when the Raiden tri..s &o set stadium lmprovemeall. Davi.a aaid that Oakland llQOf Uooel WU.. ls trytq to help Improve the altuaUoa. However, Davia declined an Invitation from Wilsoo to meet today with city, ®WllY and Coliaeum offlctala. .------.,_, .. , ....... ----- Sany Bnmet1, the sports gate cruber wbo dreNed ln a C.owboya cheerleader outfit and manqed a brief appearance lo front of the TV cameru prior to the Dallu-Wuhingtoo aame: "The (Cowboys) oraanization is ao ...,u,b1 about want.Ina a comervatlve lmaa• tbat they were a eood taraet. I'm not really kinky. I wu Jmt having fun." 78er• SHp l•io l'lni Plaee While the Flyen have been grabbtna all the m headlines with their M-1ame National Hockey League llDbeaten atreak, Phlladelphia'a other •• , .... l'IU:n ....... t'lef • .. fr&D( ln the NaUonal HotP7 ~.,bUl JOu ' ,... 1 M OM of lM 1ln1"1lal m . Id uvw bad a bard time lll'O'lll ll to lottoe TM ..... ..._ Colando ad Coe Dall CIMirn, for tM ftnt time ID tbne tJ't. th1I HUOD, a.I. .. ,...... leoftd tbNI .,. ct leaa Satelle added t.btM Ulilta for the Bruim • . . Ooalle 8lu'""'1 1topped a:& Philadelphia lboC.I t.a b1a nnt •tan aloe• Dec. 4 and St. Loula euned a l·l Ue. Ttle Fl,.n an ltW a. beaten at bome tb1a UUGD, •PGl'UDf a 18.o.t mark .. Ona& ••ftf -~ a pair of power play JOala aod &Ida Pr 11&• added alDCJlher to lead Cbieqo &o a 1-J vtc· tol')' over ~t. Tl)e win aUowed the Blaok Hawks to extend tbeir Smythe Dlv11loo lead over St. Louia to five Pot.ata •.. EdmootGn snapped a •lx·c•me wlnleu 1treak with a 8-5 Win over Buffalo u Dave IAualeJ &eel the Olien attack wttb ~ m, ....... ···., .Alt. ' \ .. . t"'1 u..au.. tw~ 1oai. ... Because of more ntenalve rebabillt.atJon for bla tnJured thumb, N.-w Yon lalaoden ~ ren.1eman Dea.ta Po&Yia wtu DOt return to tbe active l'09\er unW Marchl. Br•••••• Seern J3 l•r lrta• Former Marina ID1b atar aid BraaJac. m Tracy .I•~ and Kel17 Trt,.U eaeb leond l3 polnta u aeventh·ranked Notre Dame cnaabed Teu1 Cbrt.stlan, 85-68, lo collep buketbUI Sun- day ... Fitlh·ranked Syracuse rattled No. 10 Purdue with a second-hall preu and remained unf>eaten < 14.0) berund llooaevd& Bou!e't 17 pointa u Purcluedropped a 88-el decl.alon. Se•re• €•Uetl 011 l•r lt'reelc•~ The Cout Guard baa suspended lta aearcb for II wreckaae of the plane carrytni LSU football coach Robert "Bo" llela and pilot Loa1a lleueo&&er, both presumed dead alter their twtn-enaine Ceuna '41 "' winter team1 ~e 76ef!Jlaa been quietly makln",. move Philaaelpbia'a u:o-112 win over New York ln Natlonalj Basketball A.uoclatJoo action Sunday, COllpled with Boston's. losa to the Laken, left the 78era and Celtics tied for tlnt in, the AUaotic Division . .l.Uu ErvtH aconid 30 polnta to lead craahed Friday • . . Welterweight Cllarlee Newell remained In critical conditJon Svnday after belnl knocked out lalt week by MarlOll Starllas lo a bout at Hartford . . . loberte Daran't fourtb·rollDd TKO of Jouef NA.Mp bu IOlldlfted his bid for a shot at World Boxln1 CouncU champion hear aay L«lurd. A abort ri&ht sent the U1andan to the canvu with only seconds left ln the fourth round ln Lu Vecu Sun-day and upped Duran's record to g.1 ••. Tnq A..U. awept put Out.a Evert Lloyd. 8-2, f.1, to brtabt.en ber claim to No. 2 In the women's ranktn11 behind MarUaa Nanadlon. Ausll.D't win in Cinctnnall wu ber third over Lloyd in tbe lut two weeu ... Alu ...._ oven.oat three rivala to win tbe AraenUne Grand PrU by 2:5 MCODdl ln FormW. I drivin& competition ... IDtenat.ioDal OlYm_,.c <.;omnuttee President Lord IDDa+ ... ya tbeN are DO eoo- lingency plana for awit.cbiq enall in tbe Winter Olymplca at Lake Placid next monui 11 tnere as a IDOl'ta&• of IDOW • • • The Olympic Hotel at Lake Placid la reportedly oo tbe brink of bankruptcy . . . Arhooa St.ate Univenlty football player A,...,. '"Tllrde'' La.De aays be erred ln a •worn atatement made lD coooect.lon with the ouster ol Coach Pru.k 11.-, s aying be waa nervous when he claimed draa racina pro- moter IUdt LJ11Cll told him to cbaoae bla comments or "bodi· ly harm, aometblng of that natvre would be done to me.''. . .Imprisoned professional boxer James 0. 8coU klet a court appeal today to have a coavlctioa for robbery and il- legal pogsession or a pistol overturned. Scott, 32, a priaooer al Rahway State Prilon since W76, baa been VDdereat.ed in 19 profeaaiooal fights aa a U1hl·beavyweig.bl. Walt Davia of Pboeatx (right) looU for the ball in tight quart.en Sunday amid Utah defenden. Phoenix won the National Buketball Aleoctatkm 1ame. 106-103. the 78en ... Gres 11aUard, wbo baa tallled 72 points ln the lul three games, hit for 32 as Wuhingtlln woo its fifth In alx 1amea, 1Z7-95 over Portland ... Kanau City upped lta lead lo the Midwest Division to 2'h games over Milwaukee with a 120·101 decision againal New Jersey. OUa Blrdaoas popped In 33 points for the Kings ... M~ Malone scored the last five or his 'l7 points ln the final 25 seconds and Houston edged Milwaukee, 121-117 ... Detroit snapped its seven· Stadler ConDdent Two-imy Tie in Hope Golf uv•• game losing streak with a 107·102 win over PALM SPRINGS <AP> - Crail Stadler, wbo bu yet to wln oo the PGA tour. wu potaed and C'ODfident entenna today's final round or the 1001. rain delayed Bob Hope Des ert Clualc. Chicago as Erle Money accounted for 26 points. The Pistons have won ju.st two or their last 17 eames ... Paul WHtpbal scored 28 points and Phoenix rallied to beat Utah. 106·103 . . Atlanta notched its second wio ln as many nights <>ver San Antonio, 107·104. Du 8-dfleld and Eddie J4*uoa combined for 58 points for the Hawu ... Gvud Deu:lt Jolluom scored 25 points, L5 or them in the third period, as Seattle recorded a 109-101 verdict over Golden State, losen of 10 straiehl oo the road. ~ Teleelde11,aadle "No, I'm not anxious," the bearded mao said aft.er aaamni a tie for tbe top apot with Lam Nehloo aftel" the completkm ol 72 boles &mday •'I'm pnUJ c:mfl. deal. What'• IODJUI happen is IOOJ'la bappm. I've been there before C in cooleation). I tbiDk I cu bllDcDe iL TV: Basketball -Calllornla -1 Waahinitoo State. 11:3'> p.m., Oumnel s. aADIO: No nenll scheduled.. Diahlos Picked to Win "I'm drtwilll tM t.11 ...U. wl that'• lmpartUt ma ta-IDlf eourteS.·· GURNEY ••• NELSON, •EANWRILE. la hav~ problem.a off t.be tee - haven't nm It with a lot or boost the result of a problem lha.t bad .)'el,'' Gurney added bla ri&bt band &Dd wrist in a It's a Wide Open Battle for Second G umey a1ao atated that USAC cut for three weeks and CART offtclala, tbe two "I'm tuWni everyth.lns to the By ROGER COLSON oe ... o....,.....,....,. They have been dominating the South Coaat League for the past four years and although the overall strength may be a bit off th.la year, it'a the same story u the 1980 league buketball campalan nears -Mission Viejo will win ll. The balance or the league? It'll be a red-bot battle for second and third place, each entiUed to a CIF 2-A playoff berth. And It all atarta Wednesday. Here is how the Daily Pilot predict.a the South Coaal League will finish (presea.aoo records ln parenthesel): Blanck ana KJ.rby O>mbs, a quarterback m foot· ball. Amona Laauna Hilla' louea are decisions to La Quinta, SUony Hilla, Tt11tin and Servile in over· time. Odda: 8-l. 4. 8aa Clemeate (M) -The Trltona are · another YOUD& team with Juniors &Dd sophomore SOUTH COAST IUNDICAP saoclionlng bodies for the l.ody· right," aaid Nelaoo, wbo woo type racers wbo were at odd.a two 19'79 tit.lea and 8ftOOd •pot laat year, have held two aecnt on the aeuaa'a mooey·wtnnin& meetinp recently. Uat with 12.81,000 ·'There is a lot of a1reement It wu that problem, a lbot between the two 1rovp1 bvt that tot away &o the rl..,t, that there la a1ao a lot of work atlll to led to a triple·bo1ey 7 and be done. But I feel t.bey are Nelaoo'a failure to bold the lead much cloler now than they have alone. been," be added. He and Stadler were tied al USAC 1anctlons the In· 278, 1Z under par. after one dlaoapolla 500, the premiere round oo each ol four desert Jobn Eddo dottlq t.be lineup, in addition to senior av&omoblle race ln tbil country courses. Neboa rallled from the Gary Can' (8-0). each year arovnd Memorial early triple bole'/ for a IOlid 11 Control aod patience \l{il1 .. ain be oae of San Day. Lat year CART owners u the tint man otr the tee at La Clememe'1 dDef weapom. Odds: 25-l. and drlvera were able to Qvinla, site of tod1y'1 final Tom Purtur. with a 89 al La Quinta. and Mike SuJlivan, 71 at Bermuda Dunes. were a single stroke back at 277. Al 278 were George Cadle and Victor Regalado Cadle ahot 89 at In- dian Wella ReeaJado, who bad shared the third round lead with Nellon. lhrtt-putted from two feel at Bermuda OUDea and had to aetUe for a 73. LANNY WADIUN8, a two. Ume trtnoer laat aeuon, Ila.rte Hayea and Bob Murphy were &h.ne olf the pace at 279. Murpby ad U.,. ... bM an•La Qulata ad Wad.k:l.na a n at EldoladD. A.rookS Palmer. three under par after 3S boles, played the fourth round Wlth the premier amateur CTOUP -host Hope, J ackte Gleason and former Preladenl Gerald Ford -and paid the pnce before the bvge aaUeries that foUowed Uaem llD· der a bript, warm desert aun. Palmer, who woo lh1a tJUe five tames includina bis last American victory in UJ'13, shot a 78 and failed to qualify for the final round at a.. Ocean View Rated No. I L M.lakm Viejo <M> -The Diabloa are ttill without M Randy Huffman <knee), but be la ex- pected to be back sometime ~I leaaue. No matter. • The Diabloe atill have Scott Babic (8-3), Korey Moore CS-5), Bob Tboniton (8-5), Raoul Mont.alfo (S-.3) and Randy CUmtnlnc (U), .Joni with a bundle of other talentAMS pt.yen to draw from. Odds: 8-5. 5. Dau lllDa (C-1) -One of the most E participate in the race after 1et-rollDd. -· 1n n....... Count ~to the Doi u D I a c 0 u r l 0 rd. r . Bu l Dall7 PIJllt T., It recon.. " • .,,..e 'I · otherwlae, they went their ST~ l'IAYED lo rel-Onace Ceat7 Dana Hlllt bu l09t to 1 foes u artna, alive -utud• at •-·"an Weill w-a....a.........• ._ ... _. .. _.1 N port n--bo Co ..._, .. __ ....... __ cl aeparate waya and have made 9UU "" MAU -~ ............... !. capUtram ValleJ (7 .. ) -Cam Bryaot, a 8-3 junior, la the Coucan' tnncblle and be ii avera1· toe 17.5 polnll a 1ame. Wayne Call b.u been hlt- tln1 5' pereeot of hll 1bota trom the perimeter and backln8 the 5-t 1uard la 8-0 suara Jeff Chuta (12.0) and fr3~ Steve l'riedman. CaJJO may be billed for No. 2 th1I year. but watch out ln '81. The eouaan have aopbomore Dan Dargan on a squad wblch features no aenlon. Oddi: 5-1. J. Lapa.a lllUI (M) -Brett Ollvter (6-8 aopbomon> ta the younaer brother of Loi Ami1oa Hip ttar Clayton Olivier and accordt.a& to Coach John lloore, la lmprovtna at a at.ead)' pace, which ii bad Dnl for ttlil le.,ue. Allo lDltn.amental la the Hawks' tame are Ron Balley, junior Kevin Prllone. aopbomore Dao ew ~ r. rona \115& ar --.. a:.a\&11 a, bedu1 r J.811> while tbe apomor and b1I show-Poa. Tea• aeeent and the Dolpb.ina will not be leeiDC that caliber ol Hparate IC ea or · bu1ioea1, celebrity friends 1. Ocean View l.S-l oppoaitloa ln tb1a leap. . ... ...... ......f .... _ • , J Cbria lhtblev (1-8 aenior> and 1·1 Ron Godfrey Resigns :::;.; ~'::.~0.:S ~: :=-~~ Bertrand are uallally the lodivlduala wbo make the WHJTl'IER _ lobn Godfrey a to~round •. lDcludlaa a 4. Mater Dei .12-2 Dolpbint click. Odda: •L bu reslsned u football coach at 17th·bole boley•ix that knocked 5. Sunny Hlllt 11·2 I. Lapu Beadl (l-8) -The aame problems WhUtJer CoUece and bu been him oulofthelead alone. 6. Marina 12-3 that buically beset San Clemente and Dana Hilla, replaced by def en 1 iv e Seven otber playera were 7. Corona del Mar N 1bootlnl abWty, aeema to plaaue the Artllll. coord.lnator Hq,b lleodn. God· locked within three atrokes of 8. El Modena 7-3 Still, the potential 11 there to IO u bi.Cb u frey, who wl.11 remain at Whit· the top plq into Lbe lut round 9. Santa Ana Valley f.2 second. place with Lance stew art, Kevin Nori ck Uer, complied a J.JCH8..5 record of the kietolr event for the 1980 10. t.a. Ami1os M and Nell Riddel three to •·.:•~tc:.::b::.· Oddi:=:::.: .:50-::.:•·~---~l.D~20~yi~ea.ra~~u~be~ad~coa~c~b.:... ___ P:....G=.::A...:'°':.:Lll':.:_. --------~=============- GloegeWim Terry Gloe1e of Newport Harbor Yacht Club won the Corkett Trophy Svnday ln NHYC'a annval reptta for Lebman·12 dlqblea. HARBOR BLVD. of CARS 0 COllaMela The Exacullve Office COndo .- FOR THE RECORD I BOATING ~ > . .711 - .67• t .422 4111 .511 IV> .JOO to .311 ""' L.lkers 100, Celtic• H L.OS ANGELES -H•Y-10, Wllk9' 21 Abdul·J•llbar 33, Nl•on 11, Jon11son I, C~ IS, COOC)er t , 0 Ford 0. Tetl111 ~I 1•22 •OO M>STOM Meicwell U, Bird 14, C-.. 22. Arch.,.kl ll. C. For• 11. O..O.y 2, Corr I. ll'e•ldlww I. llot»y 7, J.elMO ToC.lh4f IH3• sc-.., QM""" ~os A...., 11 JO 2t l>-100 BMIOfl J4 21 12 24-• Tll'" Poin1 QOals -C FMd Fovfecf CMlt - Hone Total •out• -Los AllQlt!H 20, Boslon 13. Tec11n1c.at ~Ion Ceodl Fttcll A IS,320 • I • 4 ; , • L. .. 1 .. . ti I ,, J • • II I • • • I , " • • .... C-..Mtdelo AelOdtrdon ~ .......... W L W L U..& t • • 4 ~::.. : : ': ! S.M91k I 0 I ) ,_.. 0 I t 4 ~.iJlk 0 l 1 • C:S,,_.. I 1 t I UC 1""-t I 1 • t NCAA lndMdu9I LA9CMra """"'......,.. --· K:OtllM ... "' Pb ..... L...._O... •• 1• w au Tiii-, L IC"' lot 46 Ht fU -.......... 1 .... ,.. ... T_.,,SWl,a. 1* • 2'11 2'.I 9otc:W....... I" .. -,, .. l(etiy, ,_... l1D 31 'f11 "7 .......... .,..._ m .. •11.1 Hieb,,..._.. IOI 1' ltS 2U ~ AINrk.-'" ~ 2tl ,. • llAella, L.o..... ICM JI UI 2S.t carrou, Pw-. 10t 11 w tu stlWUIA. M'rr ••WI 100 100 aoo 2S.O A9UI"' 0...... 105 '4 274 24.t McO.O, ~ 112 .. m MA ltHOUNDHIO erv-,,... .. S&. Dnls.T-St. UoyO,Or-. 0 T• ..... u 193 , .. , Hooltor. #wT"' Sl. 5mltll, AICWft s.. GftM... PM Amari<• J•-Oldlwm, SHttle ~.~veoes o--. ICMll St. GmlMlll, Ol*9 SCORES ~ fl"HftO St. 41, S.. _,_SI.•• ,,..,._. "· GoN.aoe n MIOW.ST Svroc-'6. ~•1 SOUTMWalT Hotnt 0.0. IS, TCU 61 • 12' ••.J ,, 1~ llt II 141 l)j • 120 Ill 11 15' ll.O t 111 IU t IU 12A 11 13$ 11.l 11 143 11' Bob HDoe OeMft CIH* cei,....,,~, L.efrY --7o-tS-J0.71-fl6 CrelQS~ ....,_~Z7• Tom,._ ~ro....-..m Ml-• SUlllw_, 11·1'fM.S.11-171 Geo\'99 c-7~71~?71 VlclDr "-'-10o47*7)-Z71 Boll~ '°'**11-m Merit Ha-,.s .._..,71>-11-tn ..__, WaclklM 1~11-m o ... e Hiii 74,.,.,....., _ _, Tom Kiw ~71·70*-a:I Jim Col.,.., l•n......_ao S<ot1 s1_. • ._.,.,,.1~ao Butclt 8olnt 10........1~211 O.A. WelbrlllQ 11-*n'*-211 .Jerry P.t~ ... ~71'*-211 Biii Kr-1 10-*n-11-212 Kellll FeF9A ... n.t7-7._212 L-Tllon'll*n 1>-67·,,..._212 CW11S litr0ft99 11·7._..,70--lm JO()ft ~ 10-70-71·72-Jl:J GU MorQM •• 11 ·71-11-113 Biii Rogan 1~11.n ...... 213 Ma< Mc~ 711-47.71-7~ ,. .. , -11-*11·12'-81 Jim !Wttont 11-:i..n-10-m 0...0 T ...... I f0.61.11·,,_.. Joe ·-11-71-10-7>-as Jlfft ,,_,.. 7t-47·71>-n-a5 Bud Allln 74*n·,.-.-we.,_ ~ n -11*1._. Ed S..... 1~11-11.n-. ... CnNMw , ...... 1U7-as ,..,. Mco.n-.71.,..,..,,__ IUll. MJ OSll J>11.,..,,__ Howerll 'hoftty ,.,,..,..., ....... ,,.._. T..... 7>-,,,.._7.__ .... Arlfww ,._,.,..... Ed Flori n.,.71.n-as '--.. ..._ ,.,.,., .......... -Sdlraedw 7W.~ ••• ,..,,., n.n.11-11-a. ........ 0.-7WWN1 ..... ~..._ ,.n., .... ............ ~~ .......... "'*1'M1--... ~ ,.~ T_.,--., 1N1-7..n-a CNCN ..._.. 7 .. n..n.-w As.elation Disbanded Finn Sailors Can't Afford Duel The energy crisis, which bas seriously curtailed power boat ac· tlvily, has fmally caught up -with the sailing fraternity. Fred Miller, founder and longtime secretary of the Southern California Finn Class Association. announced Sunday that the Southern California as- sociation bu Mell dis· baod.ed, primarily because Finn Sailors can't afford fuel to trailer or haul their The sporty 16-foot Finn has been the s inglehanded saH1ng di~ghy for the Olympics since 1952. It ls still ac- tive for the Olympics through 1984, despite a growing demand that it be replaced by the 14- foot Laser. The Laser plea was turned down by the Olympic t:omm1ttee because they are not be- int bullt in European and other contries other than lbe U .S . and Canada.. Sprague and MUler have been national and international class sailors in Finns for many years. Miller bas retl red from actl ve participation in the class but Sprague ls sun ac- tive. Also active from this area ls Kurt Miller of Orange. Coast College. Sprague won the ln- ternational Gold Cup championship in 1974 and was the Finn Class alternate in tbe 19M Olympics ln Japan. boats from reeatta to re--------....--------------4 gatta. The Flrm sailDrs were scheduled to sail Satur· day and Sunday at Newport Harbor Yacht Club for the Inalee ~. to be followed Saturday Dlibt by the annual meet.int of lbe aasodation. But there were not eno ...... .--ies to war· ~ ,__,._ Ol YW ...... ~RR_~.,.,., 1808l. ..... 111:1.JWI 3001L aw I..._..,. BMW. I,_. 0....,.. .-aor.....-r-. "-' rant a race and tle ~~ ... ...,.....,,~- meeting was canceled. • INCIAL-TOPI l'Ol 4MS&.-Sttt ~ • :.~1?.=re..U:: = AUTO UPHOl.81 PY 'J~ the das, told llWer the 7 t t w. 17th ST. st. 8-6 PHONE UIOdation• was beln& COSTAMESA:CAUF. 714 845-0841 dlabaDdecl. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bad News Sera Anita ..-.r ......... CISlllletn.a .... 1 SfR e11..-..1 .,..____ "'"' ,__._ ....... (Mc_,,..I 1A, s •· • OI; ............ ••v• c~• n..o. II 40; SC.-. c.llln C_,..I ... SM.-,__,....., ·~ (S.-1 l1A, •All. UO; ~~ CVolefuulNI 4 00, 3 CID, .... W. ~--IOllot c I ..,..., ••. u c1911 ...... ,,.,, paid ....... _.. .o!otlofl.,.... CS.II peld 7.IO Tlllrd r~ AIOM IMcMorwi-1 soo. uo. ZM; Mlltr Twll .. C~yl U11. S .cl, B,.,_....,._ CV..._...) 4.IO. f'OIH'ttl ~Bold &Mini C~111...-1 4 Ml, J.00, UO; CIDll"9 TAll'da CMc~> J,00, 2 • .0; Qlop9r WIH CH-.l J IO F lllll race L.OVlllO lleflec tle" C~I la.AO, tJO. SC Delo<•~ IMCCM?wll II 00, 140, Fatk.1·1 ~-IVal9fl1"9lel J '° U uact.e 14-tl po.o 431,. S•ll111 r-4!egal Air IMcC.Wnlfll • 20 1 IO. 140; A Lltti. AH9<tlell Cll'lftc.e.,l 1MI 1 «I; Swttt_,_ Sew•mll rec-Ate:-• u~ ..... aoo. 17 to, IUO; TIMM CHewlf1) • 20. J.MI, "411 8-ln CMc ........ I e.oo. U ..... Cl~I p.tld I ll ii. [IOhl" rac:-.,Mho-... n CPlttcol •.tO. HO. JA. ~II CMcH.._I •a. 2.0. a-ts~IH9Wlty1 La"•_..,. 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Cheap Tnck; t Golnc Left, Kathy Paul, DPYC : PHRF·A -1 lnnovader,. Bruce Anderson. Capo BYC. a. On The Way, Al Nelson, DPYC' 3. Martinique, Dave Coope(., CapoBYC. ; PHRF·B -1. Gandolf, Dous Jones, DPYC; 2. Avoca. Tim Fuller, DPYC; 3. The Vulgar Boatman, Hugh Curran and Gary Thompson, DPYC. • PHRF·C -l. Lire Style- Frank Varanic;ar, Capo BYC; ~ Torrey, Age Kading, Capo BYc; CRUISING CLASS 1. H<t Chocolate, Leonard Schupe~ Capo BYC; 2. Su.nsbadow. Bib Pollock, DPYC. 3 No· Y -No Charles Bergh, DPYC CATALINA·27 l SunstunE!,. Ron Malanosky, DPYC, 2" Vivace, Bill Clore. DPYC . j A It a r. Bruce T '' rr I c m e 1 er~ DPYC light Air, Fog Slows Race LOS ANGELES Light air and Cog plagued sa1lmg yacht~ which showed up Sunday Cor th1· Cmal rat'e 1n Cabnllo Beac:h Yacht Club 's Wmter Senes makmg Cor slow going over tfl, course which 1s normally knoWn as "hurncane gulch · . Fanal standmgs m lhc f1v" classes · PHRF A I Sun Streal . Frank La Borge. S I BYC ~ V1c toria , Dave Callender. LA YC, 3 Tnx. Paul Desat.off. CBYC. , PHRF-8 -1. M1A8 Crocodlk!. Larry Harvey , C BYC . t Freoesi Il, Al Carlan, CBYC; :i Slrider, Tom La France, PVYC TORNADO -1. Ran~ty Smvtb.. CBYC: 2. John Role~. CBYC; 3. Bob Ketteobofen. S FYC. ; CAI,2lQA -1. Dairy Air, St.et,. Dalr, CBYC ; 2. Lulu. Carol•· Coot, CBYC; 3. Misty Blue, mu Roberta. CBYC. : CAL-208 -L P -Squued. Daye Tbompson. CBYC; 2. Ada1lo. Howard Fr 1teur • CBYC; J.. Adroit, Don lllbel. CBYC. pmill1 through a Corrunercial Credit 1bere are oo pa$bOOks or · tes to get lat or stolen \ U1 t .. __,Mo .. NYSE COMPOSrrE TRANSACTIONS , -u--41 -UAL 1 2'1 ~'°' UC.I IM t iU?\o't + "-C,1 r , ,) .oo , • ._. .... UNI I.JI • U IJY> ,, , U""CT Tr n '"" UHCAn '° , n• n • .... UVlncl lie I I~ 211 .. • '' U"41rto a \ 19 t:N. + "" UftlHV 4.Jte \ f .. .._. ~~':. t~ ~~..:1:::,~ uneo-"' d '°"" . 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Un!Tel I S2 1 ... ~ "" UlllT WI.JO . t ~ ._ "'°' ,.... ..... ...... -,,,..._,... -. ..... ..,. ..... M _..., "-• .... I I 1 Master's Key ForWonien? 81 SYLVIA POJt'l'D la a ....._ lo Bmmeea Adm1nlstraUoa dqree -an MBA -t.M pldm p&llUy to tbe aecutlve aull.e for a 1'0ID8D? ~ DUIDben ~ WOllMD 111Hn1 aeeutive joibl appandl.Y tldU IO, for I.bin bu been~~ la tbl nambli' Ol WOGWD at.at.as ....,_. acboola of ~ • ., .. admbdstntiGD. Durtna tbe s-t four years, womm sndutlq WW. de'"91 In tw'NM and mep•pU*lt jwnped men than 400 ~ 'na.t II mon tbaD twice tbe fDcreaM In tbe total ol fenmle laWJen and tt wcm't be loal before buli- neaa COi.lei" attract more wommdaan law. -"'" ,..,. aao. women made ap . l• tbu JD perCllll of ~· Deal acbool daael. -TodaJ, women bold CJO&.qurter to one- Money's Worth thlrd ol tbe Mata at ~ buslneu aeboola auch a Harvard. Slcltord and Wbaltoa. -WITBIN THE NEXT uveral yeara, Yale UD!ve:rsttt'• 8cboo& at Orsant1 atim and llan.qemeat may bave •~female bm'DNl ltudmtl u male, predicts Peter 9bwmdt. dlredor ol ectmtsstma. WblCMr tbe llBA la tbe l)Mlkey IO many women think bu it. doubt.en u well u support.en. AIDGllC the doubters la John Sewamu. vice president of research tor Korn- Ferry lldanatJonal. t.be world'• laraest executive aearch firm. "Women who perform weU early ln their careen are ?Ot b.l.Ddered by t.be at.ence ol an MBA," aays Suuman. 'They haft outstaodln& opportunities for advancemenl Due to t.be delqe ol sraduates with MBA.a, tbe dqreea are not u important • U>ey once wen, uni.a they c:ome from ooe at t.be top m or dlbt acboola." aur SUllllAN'S OOU> abouJder la lporect by tbe up. ward-moviq woman, ea&er for an MBA fw a variety ot reuom: mataDt presU,e. import&at akilla, UDQlul career flexibWty, vttaJ aelf-eoafidmce, aDd promlM ol a beUa aalar)'. A IUrft'J of MBA holden 1'bo &nduat.ed 10 yun aeo waa receall.y completed by \be AsloclaUon cf MBA Ex· ttutlves ta coopenUOO with Ep Zbeodef lntenWiooa1.. It abowed: -Womm llB.U 25 to ~yea.rs old are unU.n& •~race salaries of SZZ.lOO to 25,000 a year (apimt the averaae> family lDcome tn the U S:ol about $11,000 a year. -WO•EN •BA.a BETWEEN 30 aod 34 are eanu.o.c $27..SOO to $30.000 annually, wblle women MBA.5 35 and 38 are leUin& aalarlea of $25,000 to $27 ,.500. (The atudy ~ oot expl&UJ wby older femaJe MBA holden earn less than tbear abthUY younger peers, but I'll make a atab at it· lbey ll.art.ed Crom lower pay levels have been held back mott by their older, more bia.sed male superion than the YOUD&er women workln& lD an era when diacrtminatory pract.ice:s may brtn& extremely costly peoaltks and bave not foulbt IO hard for equ.a.lity nor com· plained 10 loudly. Tboee an roe lt.ar'\en. > -Women lo t.beir early 30a wbo Interrupted their ca· reen to haft cbUdren are urn1nl cona1derably leu than MBA boldns wbo did not Uh time out. -Womm 118.U earn lieu than male counterparts no maUer wb.ll tbeir aae or cluld-runna commitments. A pouillAe apl•Miol).for um dlspedtJ bl u.lan. -Its., cllscrtmlutiGD la that mm .,.. man ~ to -.. bum· neta wttb technical ualAlllc l.bat enablu them to command bltber paychecb. Oil Stocks Highlight Stock Market Gains NEW YORK (AP) -1be stock market puabed ahead today blaadvanee led by oil Iuues. Tradiq wu heavy • Tbe Dow Joaa aftrqe ot 30 IDdUllriala wu up 5.0C polldatom.57. Gamen led loeen by about aw marsin •IDGlll New Yon Stock JC:ubmse-Usted ....... s1w1a1.raw s,..eu .. . .... VO. ~ ......... '· .. It. =:.-\.!.-.:o.• =:....-....:-& ........... _.. .... f ..... t -·-.. .... ,;!!f--• ·~ ... ·~ .. ~.:· Im-= := MWW.. .. '11 +t ........... .... .. c-.cwtt .. .. ... ~1'&1' ••• q • " ........ ~,..... 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Dll••···-· .. ·------~ .. nnr DAILY-I :41-Mi ... 7:.Je.t-.JI ""MOUMTAIM ,...._., ltC 1111 atel'" s Ml:lndly • .-nu.y 14, ,., 'Sondheim~ Splendid •sweene1 Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street," Sondbeim baa carved bimaelf a sizeable slice of Broadway hlst01')'. But these are the shows everyone knows, the Up of tbe iceber1, ao to speak. IN TBE llUSICAL tribute "Side by Side by Sondhelm," a 1lowin1 paean at South Coast Reper1ory, the composer la repreMated ID all his worb, lncludiq several you may never have heard of. Or do you remember "Evening Primrose," "The 7% Solution," "Anyone Can WhiltJe" or "The Mad Show!" In any event, Sondheim's lyrical genius comes ringing tbro~ in those instances aa well. Only a handful of tfle :f6 melbdfes presented ln ''Sood· helm" (with the exception of a 27-soog medley @1> Tops in Pops@ By Tlae Anoclated Press The following are Blllboard's bot record hits for the week endlne Jan. 19 as they appear in this week's lasue or Billboard mquine. DOT SINGLES 1. "Rock With You" Michael Jackson <Epic) 2. "Do That To Me One More Tlme" The Cap- tain & Tennille <Casablanca) 3. "Eacape" Rupert Holmes (lnflnity) 4. "Coward Of The County" Kenny Rogers (United Artlata) s. "SeDCI One Your Love .. Stevie Wonder <Tamla) e. "Crualn' .. Smokey RohlDIClft (Tam.la) 7. "We Doa't Talk ~·· Cl1ff Richard CEMI America) 8. "Ladles Nllht" ltool le Tbe Gans CDe-IJte> 9. "Pleue Doa't Go" K.C. le Tbe S.mlhine Band (TK) 10. "Cool ai.an,e" UW. Rlftlr Bad (Capitol) TOPLPI L ''Tbe Wall" AU l'loJd (Ocamllla) z. .. On Tbe bdio -O......_ Ima. Volmne9 One• Two'' Damaa S.mmw (CMPN..,,..) a. •-n. ~Rm'' E..s-(AQlml> 4. ••onat.t ' Bee 0-(RSC)) S. .. Damn Tbe Torpedom" Tom Patty • Tbe Healthreaten (Bacbtreet) e. .. JoarDeJ Throuab The Secret Life Of Plants" <Tam.la) 7. "Kenny" Kenny Rogen (Unlted Artlsta) 8. ••Off'l'be Wall" lllchael Jacbcn (Epic> 9. "Cornerstone" Styx (A&M) 10. "Tuak" Fleetwood llac (Warner Bros.) I ·....srAA TREK_ ' • ft_ ' ... i I j I _) ~ ,. J 11 r f I : .J ( Ruth Gordon Lee Strasberg in 11BOARDWALK11 IPGJ with Janet Leigh An Exploaive Drama of our changing times • 2905 E Coast Hwy Corona del Mar • 873-6260 lntenniasion Tom Titus late ln tbe Pl"Ol?'Am) are reallY famlll1r, BUl Deaf• ly all are lntrlJUina. Don't eo to SCR expeetlns to bear an eveniq of Sondheim'• treateal hita -.. Toal1bt," .. lhrla," "EverytbJ.nl'• Comt"' Up Bole.'' *· Only one auper seller (''Send ID the Clowns") la of. fered, but it ...ny doesn't maUer bow the tunca did OD the dwU. WBAT DOES MATl'D ii tbe outstandtq quality of the presentation itle!f. sea bu autoed the abow to It.a apecialilt in mm.lcal •t.alina, Jolm- David Keller, and be ln tu:rn bu en1nllted lts •UC· cess to three of the four cut memben from hia splendid "Jacques Brei" of three years aao - Richard Doyle, Martha McFarland and Teri Ralston -along with a newcomer, Gary Dontzie, who fits well into the foursome. Mias Ralatoo, who beean her career wtt.b SCR before the company arrived In Orange County ln 1964, knows her way around a Soodbeim IOOI - she was in the original cast of "Company" and "A Little Night Mu.ale." And she excels lhrou&b<>ut. but most vividly ln the celebration of survival, "I'm Still Here" from "Company." Doyle, a muter showman. shines bnghtest in the ''Follies" number "Buddy's Blues" and lbe haunting "Johanna" from "Sweeney Todd." Dont.zig draws the biggie. "Send in the Clowns," and the study in cynicism, "Could I Leave You'"' and is equally memorable THE EVENING'S STANDOUT, however, 1s Miss McFarland, whose superb acting range 1s given full vent in her solo numbers, with the com· ical "Getting Married Today" drawing lbe heaviest applause She also excels in her duet w1lh Miss Ralston oo "A Boy Llke Thal" from "West SideStory.'' Underscoring their efforts are accompanists John Ellingtoo and Diane Kin&. who even join the festivities ln one surprising segmenL They tickle a pairof$35.000ivones wb1cbgracet.beweU-appomted SCRstage. "Side by Side by Soodbeim" is guaranteed lo send you home ln an upbeat frame of mind. It con- tinues nightly except Mondays thro\llb Feb. 10 at 8 p.m. (with weekend matinees at 3> at SCR's Third Step 1beater, S:iS Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. * CALLllOA&D -Tbe San Clemmte Commun!· ty Theater baa announced audttiom for 0 Stuff and Nooaenae," an evenin1 of ortllDal p&a.ya by San Clemente'• Ollvi:r Parker ... d1rector RouDe Of. fen will bold tryouta for a cut of three mm and three women to play multiple roles SuDda.y and Tbaday at 1 p.m. iD the CabrWo ~. • Affllkla Cabrtllo, San Clemmte ... detm.la are available at '8'Z·IZ58 -----............. ,.......,,,......,.,, ___ _.._., __ ~ AU MIU ACM'TTIO l!:!J 0....-- ®HOONEUHO(A t7AC>Ymo ~--. ..., ... __ _ All a m /WO 111 'L* Ma~ 'l1't( 5~ OI n4E lotOnoto P1C \ft COOE OF RV MOUV. TION lo. C..at ,,.,~,," )4101f..... .. .. , ... ,,,. llwellertlft "THEJEAK"(A) 1:004:CIG-10:il0 ..... Edwllrda .. 10"(A) 5:G4:00-10:15 o.cwpeum. "OOtNO IN STYLE .. "' 1:1M:15-10:15 MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "ELECTRIC HORSEMAN" CPG> "1941" IPG> "BLACK HOLE" ~PG> "ST AR TREK" <G> .. KRAMER Vs. KRAMER" CR> JIU CLAYBUAGH LUNA (4'! l!J fAIM. 't l.NTO'TAI~ ~LOOAH IN "MOUNTAIN FAMILY ROBINSON" 10) ~~ ... --------------- --~~, TN!K. ~ . ·-W""' .-: ..... -c '...,..., . ·----. ...... ... -·-·-·-·· ,,_ STEVE MARTIN. 1heJER)< o4.PM.Or U -·-'' ...,_...._.,,_ ... ,,.,. -oo·---Kriiller vs. Kraiiier. -·----... _, __ _ ,..-. ... ----.. KRAMER t TONIGHT'S LATEST LlSTlNGS '---.... _...., .. ...,... ..... .., ... ~ .... Ill "' """ TUBE TOPPERS eco11-1M1CSTUU. c::eMoMll "-· WlillllnglOll ..... au..: •a••... ,, .. °'*' .... &.aom .... .......... ..... lllM lllMI NW IMrft ... ,...., ......... ' rroA • 1:00 -"Nl t Watch ... Elizabeth 'fiyJar play• a woman who • ...... a murder' ln the nest apartmem • M#eftlUM ,. eo-undlr-In Orto 10 ~ • ""IOOI'' ...,.. Ille , ... °' the IQllad -~la..... ~ • MCNll ••'ii "Of .. on~ll" • ..., --,,..,..,, w-. ................ -.M1,,..,...•IN ..................... mlM IOOft MN • lllTOf, Udl Ju11tery drama with Laurence ffar'Vey. • NBC e 9:00 -.. Power." Joe Don Baker atar• •• a dockwor ker who beComes a unlon organlzer 1n th.ls new m1nl.Rrtea wtth Ralph Bell•my <See re· die! wlttl. ~ ----IMV men MO .,.. errny eergMlll (A) 1:111 lllWI 1• .... THI 'A&.&. NfO ,_ Ol'MllWJ>,,.... Alggll'• ..... ~ and .. tM offMll ~ ~ ~1~m.y. MOV9 . D MO¥W • • ... "W1tnout .....,,,., ~ ..... ~ '"'~· view below>. · t'°"8" t , ... , Cleudett• ~. John W..,..., . ..,._. .... Ill'* ..,,. .,... ........ 13 • * "PtlvlU e,.·· '1962) ~ ~ T1rlt ~ Tfle ~ "** doMt • 91"11 °' -. .,,...,.... wtllle ............. ..... (1tw.) eMCMI • •'41 "Wltd l'r•tri." (1t 7Sl ~ '*"' .............. ,, ... a.~ ~t2 1d.) ABC D 9:00 -Stone. 'lbe premiere epJsode or a police series featuring Denn.la Weaver u a cop who doubles as a besWell1ng author. llM Iii.de .... -... ~ ""'°'*., -c:arnpe • ICINGOI' r11•·•10N I.any 0-Ne '"""° • job .. '" '** • Ille ... .... I 10•Al•..a-........... ., l:f7 .... Bert Oii WKRP Former Mis America pageant Bert Parka (left) guests as Frank Bonner's father on ''WKRP in Cincinnati" tonight at 8 : 30 on CBS, Channel 2. IM QI 11 l11Mlpl9'ed M • medicel -gef!Cy. tD STRBTI Of IAN Ffl4.NCl900 A publlc def9itder elmoel lo.-Mr Ute .n.n llhe ~ II« dletll le not • mu<Oerer • OW...IASY ~·· Aleltill Smith. CD MACNEIL I LEHfll" MPORT' llll MERV GfWFIN au.te· Mel Tll*. Rupert Holmee, Lynde Cert«. I.JI'• CfllmC)e,. 7:JO. THIE....,.,.. lau.t .::a~ITONEI NIM.YWIDGMI! THAT"aHOU.YWOOO TIC Tiii; DOUQH • AU .. TI9 'IWA.Y "Edlttl 8'..u Ouc" e 1MCNEL1..__,. ONl•HILutl•g• e KNXT (CBS) L09 Angeles 8 l<N8C (NBC} Los Angeles I KTl.A (Ind.) Los Angeles t<ASC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ-TV (Ind ) Los Angeles al KCST (ABC) San Diego I KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles • KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles fl» KOCE·TV (PBS) Hunlmgton Beach 'Power' Lacks Fresh Approach. BJ PETER J . BOYE& LOS ANGELES <AP) -Here's one that bu been around the lot a couple of times: A burly warebouae worker clim bs to the top of a mighty • labor union, only to be corrupted and toppled by the power of it all. That yam was done by Sylvester Stalloae ln ••F'.I. S.T." aod by Jimmy Hoffa ln real life. Now comes "Power," a four0bour NBC movie Ct.oaiabt and Tuelday at 9 on Channel 4) that live• Joe Don Baker bis cbaoce to play ( ) Slr BoH of tbe labor MOYJE... world. ·REVJE"WT Tbe thilll baa ita pro-w . blema. namely: F0tJa llOUU 18 TOO loal for anyth1na ex- cept, perbapt, an extra·innl.aa S\DldaJ afternooD ~ 6DOMAT ~ "Liv• From Ll"col., Cen•" w~ t.,_ LUClenO Pev~ll perform• from Avery Fllhllr Hiii In e epec:iel ~II COl'Oet1 wlltl ttle New YOfk PNltlermonlO under lhe Clir9c11on of Zubln MefltL (I) P.M. MAOAZINI 1:00 9 (I) rr1 Y°"" AMT .c-.~--. CNf1l9 Brown la olloMl'l IO -' the Hotoecoi1•111 ~ to lhe cetetiretlOn ---end r/1'19 ,_ ttle tr~lda(R) Dum.t~ON THEPRAllll ~ end Caroline .,. 9COm9d .. '"din ....._. .. whe., llMy retur" to Mllweuk.. '°' the 251h .,.,,.....,,ery reu"'on of their hlgt'i ectlOOI gr edue1. a ~ * * * "'Nlghl Wiich' {1971) Elizabeth Teylor L1ure"c• H1tvey All •llrllCflve _.. cannot con~ Mr itkeQllCll huablnd lhel 11'9 Ml_, a mufder tllklllg pl-tn Ille deeerted holHe ICfOM the ceuf'lyetd 12 hrll ) 0 9 LAVDIHI 6 8HR..EY I •TOMOHT UD (l) ... lf Glal~TI Ea 1111 ,,.. Herb , .. Sf, (9lrt ..,._.. NN ~ trom fie Q*'Y .. ,.., hOfne llld peyl .... - Hetti Md"'' :dc:U•• ..... eOAMm , Artf1a .nd Btlld'• ~ 1:'J ,... IWlgtlllOt'I ~ to hdd .,,.... ~ ~ grOIC>,.,...,. tn the 8ert10ft'• IMnQ room .TNIOOOOCUU o..r'• ........... ..., 11'9 11 Nlll'WfYlnO sld lnviMe Felill lltld him to the weddinO .QMAT ~ "Live From Lincoln Center" Wottd-renowMCI 1enor LudslO Paverottl perlorm1 lrom Avery FW-Hd In e ~ benefit oonoart with tne New Yori!~ under the direction ol Z.Ul*t~ t:OO 8 (I) M•A•l•H ColOMI Pone<. eirMdy ~ -'*' ,,. c=-cn- lhe ll'IUfl\P8, ~ - ---'*' MOttw --ber ~ m.m end • forced '° ~In wtltl lllm. llMO\W Power" (,,,......, Joe Don a... Ralpfl .....,.,., In ~ In 1'19 1930'1, oocn.otller Tommy VendA t>eeomee • unlOn oroer-ano quidily ,.... to a PGllt- oon of~ (Pw1 1) 0 9 ITOHE (Premlefe.) WMn lfl under· cov1t cop ii c 1ught b111ween t•o w1rr1no pengllnd ix-. ceiebflty GOP OWi Stone iOennit w-111...,11n1o uve him CD M9VGNmN o.-ta· t.Ael TIUll, RI.pen Holmee. Lyll<la C•n•. Ulfa Chlfnpe, N*kl. FteO- dle Sliea buc=J:me-• md ''Power'' crouehea undeT ltl own Just the other aide of the middle. SI.nee 'W-'.--1 ... · t A .. tL-..J t::IO. (I) ....-CAU.a 0r w~ . ..ainv putlllc:ity. lrNl1-. f ..... ~~~I lo Ka•IGfOI• a... and .....,,. lvVI 10 tie .. tilCOf1 tQ:OO. Cl) LOU GfWff A~~IMI, .,, bar l**ed up ~ AN- ,,.. INI Aiol.i ~ IN T nt> ....,, e troubllnQ loolt. .. the prd*ina of ~ c:an lllcllena. 11::: v ~--ino .... 30t1' ~-.... lot . 21· ~~-~wf)O ~ to be 8uddy'1 OUf.-il .,_, • 11\AYTHI ""°81TMIU 8D TO• ANHOUNCID 10:a0•• ..... 8i) THI MLWAUQI! SY....aHY OACHEITM .. ~ •• .._ Of ~ And Prollofte11"' K-*h Scfw. ,,..,horn c;onducll lhe orcin..tre In -MoMlioo For ~,.·· end Op.-341 ~ Notwe end SyrnphOny No 5 ~ Pr<*oflev IRl H:G090e(l)O Niwa e MAICI .. t.AUQH JOHN DARLING you lmow the bero'1 fate <the movie beglna with ~ • ~ ..,;; ••-. Joe Don a~• o1 pmoo u a middJe.aaed Lavenie and Shirley <Penny Maraball, right, and ClDdy WlWa.ma > ma.n). the tel11u by flubb.ck of bOw be &ot then land n>lel u atreetwalken in an Army hygiene ftlm aa Harvey nMdt more tree& turm tban an proVtdecl. Kahn Cleft) and Bruce Klmmel look on appreclatlvely on But "~· ha •tnndll. ~to make It "Laverne and Shirley" tordlht a1 8 on ABC, Channel 7. worth the watch. Tbere 11, lonlDOlt, one Joe Don --------------------------Baker, wbo 11 to burl)' what Truman Capote 11 to Ump. Baker, u al•ays, prtmarlly plays Joe Don Baier; but hen tbe role and penoaa ~pen to flt quite aleelJ. Baker 11 Tomm1 Vanda <the name ll a cute Top Women Honored CODMDIDtal matcb to Jimniy Hoffa), a cbaUqe. .. A Celebration of Women,"' a th•-:-c>rld toulb·IUY who's willlnl to take bia one·bov te1eTlliOa special bonortq Jumpe in acbaqe for the opportunity to deal out a the Ladiel Home Journal Women of few hlmMlf. Be cbeatl, c~. throws punches tbe Decade and Women of the and dole a are.t du1 of fadnl down adversaries. Future, a1r1 on KTLA., Cba.nnel 5, 8t1CB T8AIT8 BAKB& was created to Saturday at 10 p.m. ~rtra.r. wbicb la enoqb to make you overlook b1a Barbera Walten, Jfarie Olmoad, 'y'all tab can° accent (even tbouab be'• play-Marlo Thomu. All McGraw and tot a ~aeration Cblcqo lrllbman>. Cheryl 'l1ep are amon1 celebritiea Fine onn•nca are turned= David Grob appeartna on the award.I prosram. u Tommy'• W.•·brotbtr lbfta • Brta.n Keith Allo aj:,peartni u presenters or as tbe ~ wbo Heb to the bll man honoreei -are M~rtan Anderson, down and. eapeclally, Red ButtGna u a &odlatber· Erma Dombeck, Maureen Stapleton, lf Chlcato mobMft wbo P"' Tomm1 Vanda a lit· PhJllll Geor'Je.81lYla Porter, Gene tie "help" ..,...., DOW and tben. SbaUt and R Dowm. FeatuNcl ln •A•DQN ya..-...aN1~~·--bl comedv d are TOQ Rand•U .v• n.nun 111 -•• m very Jack Ktunnan. ""--'-IA:.:l:m•n mi Utile UJDe for bis famll1, est membtr of a ...... -~ -.. -wbicb la wUe Role, bll mtfriend from tbe old ~ .,..._.. • netpborbood. &arm BJaci pa.,. the part. wbin· The Women ol the Dee9de were ~ ud ..... from beaimdai to end. Mlected bt a poll al nadln of tbe It'• a :larlt movie, wltb enoup lOlna on to Ladt .. Home Joernal from tile dlvert en_.,. b'OID ltl weak oota,-and tt'1 a .Journal'• Women of tbe Year iooct ,.,,.,,. to eatcb Joe Doll Bant dolQ 'bl.I wtnDea ...... tbe lt'1t'a.-~ 1Wtt. lie IDQ IOCID nm oat al rolel ill whlCh be' of tbe award Include Katharine ...... ,,,., .Joe s. au.r. Hepburn. Helm HaJ'm. Bect1 l'ord, Barbara Jordan, Beverly Silla ad Mar= Mead. Se by an editorial board of the Journal, the Women of the Future named tnclude Sarah Wedd.lqtoa, A.ulltmt to Prelddent Carter, Sberry I.anslq, newly appointed preUdent of 20th c.entury Fox ProdUdklnl and Maureen llcTeer, wif• of Cuada'a Prtme lllntster. Tribute to King On KOCE Tuesday Emmy-wlnnJn1 actre11 ~lcely Tyaoa, tenor a.ors• Shlrley, a.nd maettn> .Jullua Radel, with tbe BUf. faJo ~ OrdMltr'L Jam 1a an boaN&ml qedal ''A· Tribuat to MartlD Lutblr1&lq, Jr." Jn bioDcW ol ..... adlb& ba" bee tbe l1lt bUtho -~ tM IN8' Black d~ Ii.Ota leader. TmldQ at I p.m. GD KotS. TV, CbanDe1 SO. G °"VII ALL.IN AT u.Ma 0.0...la~...__ • MmtlC8n ~ Noalll ........ ~. ~'-tftg COl'JJJ 0 .. .l.R..., ..... C. ... .., .• Edell Md Oolotee...,. ---..._ ..... ._ ~ .... to ..,,, Of'*. ...., ._to ....... rt, Eddie.I ~ II """ • elf .,.., • tNllO. with the ~OGmC*lV-•tlla- a~COONR l ~ lt19 IO inalle endt ma.t. Md l1llmOet gMa • Uldl r1Qlhl • MAllUU CC T'HfATM ··Po6deftl r Rola Ind Delflel1e return to eom-t. 0eoro-Wertto- o-<I io.. the "'°"' ln'C>O'I· 11111 P8'IO" tn hie lite 1P1r1 13 of tll(AI 11:IO . (I) tWWt' 0 A lemale le.yer .. 110 .....,ect• .._ • gullly o4 • "'1-en6-rurt ecaoenc -HertylO~ ... """' Otlr>llOOlt-0 TOMOHT ~ hcMll ...,.,, ...... 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""*1• H\.wlter end ttle ..--~ 4:IO. OlD "°'* WOAK8 Taw•daw'• Da9a1-. Mem.• • -AflBllOON- 12*> G • • ~ ·-n. Belle 0t H9w Voril" ( 1952) Fred AIUn. v.. Elltl\ . 12:a0• ····~n.e Forelt'' ( 19'11) 8•11• 0.1118. Joeellfl Cocttn. aa. NCH~ POOR IMM:llOOKI Audy JOfCSache (Peter s~---~ er1d • Kllo6al •llC>. Tom \Nldl ....., .... dlacllr " io... by Armstrong & Batluk e , ... ,._,._ .... Locy in '"Ludlle Ball Mova to NBC,.. a 90-mloute 1peclal 1tarri n1 tbe lovable Luey, bu been acbeduled by NBC to air 1 .30 p.m. to 10 p .m Friday. Feb. 8. The a.bow will guest star Johnny Cartaan. Bob Hope, Gene Kelly. J ack Klueman, Gary Colem an. Donald O'Connor, Gloria DeHaven. Robert Alda, Ruta Lee, Scotty Phu:nmer 8Dd t:~ favorite side kick. Gale Executive producer of the speda.I la Gary llonan. It la produced by Hal Kanlor, dlreded bJ .lack Donolaue Special and wrtUen by ltaDter. Bob O"Brlen and Paul Pumplan.. II.mt 5tnml is musical direct.or : Loula Daproo cborqnpbed. "Ollsholms' Returns HOLLYWOOD <AP> -"Tbt Chlabolms"' retunu u a reeuJ&J series on CBS with a two-bou1 eplsode S.turday. Robert Prest.or and Rolemary Harri• star in U.. abo•. wtdd1 aired lut year u a min eenes. llall to: ~ POM C!ri U. Dept. -"· .., ••••• Ult Cotta .... caut. --• HAMB ••• • .............................................. . ADDRDI t COMtCS I CROSSWORD Wt "Youw bemt bothertlig them down at the pelt office agalnl" MISS PE.ACM ' l~ SHOE . MOON MULLINS I I THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bii Kane ''God put topping on ewrythingl" ~ ·PUNICY WINICIRllAN by Mau uurtus by Jeff MacNelW GORDO JUDGE PARKER YOU'~ A <:iENIU!>! l'D IT Y-4QN'T DRABBLE FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE DR.SMOCK ~MAVIS C..OCIAMO PIO\VA"'IMI ON "f'M9 PMOMe, POCTOA ••. Ml! WANTS TO ~·i:vou MOJS•~ I ~ Ar>t..E. TO GEU42,000 FOR 'THE &lONE.5! THERE ARE 420 ONE HUN~EC>«>lLAR SIU.!1 IN HERE.' COUNT IT IF YOU UKE.1 r---- ~ · FoR HOW M.A.MY S•A90N TICKlt'T'9 P ...... ......,1 ... 1. BIG GEORGE 13~ ~ ... 8'Se> 16 Allnt 17 F:8ll dnnb llSonol .Jllr:cb-V•. •o...ta roeon.. T1f11Mdtma ,_, .. by Lym J•asbl (T's ~ ~ 8N>-· l«nt ~~Offl OU'T-J,~ ~ .. .J 1, , I I '<f ~ . • t ' ~: . .. . . ' l • _.Jeoturing_. _ ....... • __ ,_,..,-FJ Dr. Joseph Drummond of Caona de/ Mar with the Len- non Sisters, from right, Janet, Dianne, Peggy and her daughter Betsy, and Kathy Le on Fans Char•ed ~know we'll never get .out of the stigma of be- ing the little girls who do the polka,' says Janet Lennon, 'but it's still nice to know they watched us grow up and miss us. ' By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Ota.Deity .......... 1t•s pouring rain and the streets near a bank at Newport's Fashion Island are fiooded. But tile 8D-year-0Jd grandmother wasn't about to stay home ud m.iaa this chance. "Ola. you're Just all so 1orgeous," the little ll'anclmotlwr said u abe gently patted the bad8 ol eeda ol tbe Lennon Sisters. "I watched you crow up on television. .. When are you going to go back on the Lawrence Welk show?" •'GE£. THAT'S A areat coat rou're wear· ID&, .. ftl>ll• KathJ Lennon u ahe ·ats& her a~ to tbe eompllmentary eoplea of a '°9t about tbe MtlJ daya ol televlsioo. '"11mlb fw eomln1 out ln all this rain," KatllJ llddl, Md the IJ1lDdmother's question about a reblna to the Welk Show goe9 un· amwered. "How do you say 'never' as politely as possible?" Janet Lennon whispers. It's been more than a dozen years since the four Lennon Sisters -Kathy. J anet, Dianne and Peggy -last appeared on the show "We've lallted about it so many times.·• says Janet, "but we know we'll never getoutoftbe •tigma of being the little girls who do the polka. But it's still nice to know they watched us pow up and miss us." THE FANS CONTpWE to wort their way along the autograph table that's been set up to promote the openlo1 of a new branch of Home Savinp and Loan. One wq asb if the slaters will sign a blank check for him. Another man refuses the auto- erapbed book and instead starts baodini out his busi.Del& earda ~ Lbe women. "It'd be a real feather ln my cap if I could sell you aome carpet.a 01' drapes," the man aays. "It happens all the time," says Kat.by. "We get offered free hairdoa1 pboto sesaiooa and all aort.s of stuff?." They remain gracious, even when one elderly gentleman inexplicably blurts, "Hey, you can't be one of the sisters, you're too old." THE LENNON$, who made their first ap. pearances on the Welk Show when they were as young as 9 in the mid· '50s, are now aU m their 30s "We nm the gamut," Janet notes Sbe explains tberr desertion of Welk u a "career move. We didn't want to work as much. and we all bad erowing families <now 14 childrm amoa& them>.·' But the Lennona are still in the bu.airless working the Hollywood Squares and Tonight Show and selectively pickin& the six to eight week.a a year when they play showrooms al Las Vegu and i..te Tahoe. Summit meetings first are bekl to est.abliah bow many husbands and babysitten can come a1oa1. aptatm Kathy. IP 'IRE nJONG la rilbt, the 1,........ load up four atatlona waeons with kida, bmertubes and the lib and drive to their hotel venue. 1be entourqe can number as bicb as 24 Len.Dons: biuer ii cousins and nepbewa drop by lat.er. "1be hotels see us coming and say, oh no, here they come again," Kathy laughs. "Every bell bdy Immediately goes oo his break." The Lennons can O<.'cupy up to eight rooms on the same floor. "With the kids <ranging from 5 to 15> I feel sorry for everyone else on the floor," Kathy adds. As for their performances, the I.ennom now ,erve up a auxture of rock, ballads and the~ hgatory medley of soap people remember from the Welk days -"Cotton Fields," "Aabamll Leaves" and "Paper Moon." They tou ID Donna Summer'• "Laat Dance," a few 5011P by Barry 11.aDllow, but not.b111g that would qualify u bard CIC' punk rock. ''I JlJST DON"T undentaDd aQ1 nlue to punk rock." uys KAtby. "It'• way out ol my element." ''But I do Uaten to ne.twood llac, Barry Nlllaoo and the new me.me CWU'Wld) aJllam . . . well abe'a Just fantutic," • ..... Tbe two-boar autocraPb a r ._ II Jat about over. DlanDe u,ys tbey're ~for similar bent opmlo1 p~ iD Sa Fru-cisc.o, Palm Si>rlnls &Dd Veabrra. That means more writing cramps, ~Ing where fans are from and "thank yous' tor be- ing rememMred on a TV show they haw no ln· tentlon of ever returning to. "But we don 't mind really," says Kathy And dom~ th1s 1s such a great way to really meet the people .. Change is Constant Link Between Need, Solution Techniques for managing change will be taught in a new workshop run by Emerald Bay resident Jack Linkletter. By lUD1'111 OLSON Of .. DMty rlMt SUff It'• been said that the only thing constant in life is change. No one probably would agree with thla more than Jack Link.Jet· ter, an Emerald Bay resident who bu embarked on a new career or atudyi.na cbanle and Its effects. Illa premise is that while change too often develops into crisis, it can be manated for growth and prosperiQ-with the right toob. Llnkletter will teach techniques for bandlin1 change in a worbbop, to be offered for the ftnt time Feb. S at the South Coast PluaBotel. in this setting that be first started thinking seriously about change. "THERE WAS A tremendous amount of dissatisfaction in the group," he said. "And I, having turned 40 recently, was not feeling satisfied. I had success but I didn't feel satisfied." He started interviewing great thinkers to "pick their brains," and gradually evolved the concept of the change aemlnara. "Most people are amateurs at making changes. They react to crisis, which they can't afford," he said. Linkletter has aimed bis seminarl prlm.arily at buslneas U · aociatea and their spouses and be hopes whole units will take tbe trainina toeetber alnce "you can't chanee in a vacuum." Toptca will Include differential· Ing between types of chanee. stress reaction, removinc penonal barrien, to change, active liaten· Ing tecbniquea and enrtchlDI person.al performance and rel•· tlomblps. Problem Talk Shop sifts through errotional problems to help de- By JOEL C. DON °' -DaNy ~--'"" Holiday blues -the sense of isolation or depression that sometimes l.ntrudes on the joyous yuletide season -were bopef ully ushered out with the arrival of the new year. Yet in coming months, counselors at the Problem Talk Shop will t.acltle emo- tional reverberations of the holiday season; problems that spring out of un· reached goals and ambitious New Year's resolutions. "People &et caught up in the holiday season but don't have time to look at other problems once the holiday is gone," says Ray Siddons, clinical supervisor of the privately funded counaeli.ng service. termine appropriate counseling resources. Most people oome to us because they are ina aisis,, ' ' I l I I I - f2 OM.Y"'-OT --· Jenullly 14, ,. Building the County ..... ••• 'I really feel we (women) hOld ourselve baok, ' says one of the women Who Is 'building' Orang County. 'It's riot the system If YQC1 really want to go for It. ' .............. · Women mQ bav t.o work harder thao ID• o au~ 1n the ma mi.....S bulldlq lb· us try. but nolhtn1 11 1toppta1, tbem from reachlni lhelr 1oai.. That •u tb• eoa-&eti.lua ot thtee wom ' wbo •PPMl'9d • a peoet at a recent moeti&'ll ol the Oran1• Couaty 1 chapter ol the BUlldlq lodustry Allodauaa. "I a&ALLY feel we ~ (women), la a lot of way1, bold ourselves fll, back," 1ald Janay Kru1er, vice president of the Cauadlan-baaed Bramlea Co. "A woman does bave to work harder to achieve her goal.a," .. Jd Carol Whelan, manager ~ of government relations • for the Irvine Co. > ·'The difference ls we •· don't have a wife there at the front door lo pamper us," said Ms. Kruger, who noted that she sometimes has dif- ficulty Wlwtnding at the end of a successful work day. ··I think 10 years from l now Uus panel will not be such a novel topic," said Linda Congleton, special assignments manager for Nu-West Development. BY THAT time unin· tenhonal puns such as one assoeiation mem- ber's comment about women having "broader involvement" in the m- 4:" .., aot draw a Ut. neun.~ '°" ......, • fteJd by l . •••• el. plpe·1mak&aa mile e&HUllVel IQd llammer·wleldl•I . ... WW... Hid abetotwlW'tua atudellt llal'G 1n plan· m., ..... Cocm\1 ol Loe Male6ll blfel'9 IDOY• lJll on fO a ·~wider ran•• ot ~bl.lit.lei" wttb tbe Clb ot W• Covina. "It pw me a ebanee to t; and learn by wor wttb a 1eneraJ plan." 8llE IU.DE her way Into prlvate plannina and con1u!Un1 ffrm1 and waa "obaervea, .. abe aaid, while wort.Ins under contract witb the Irvine Co. A job offer followed. n enabled her to fulfill a peraonal coal -mov- ing to Irvine -where she lives in the Deerfield tnct witb her 6-year- old son. Ms. Whelan is in charge of coordinating the Irvine Co. 's goal with the city's goals. "Our working rela- tlona are very positive," she aald. "I t.hint my background as a city planner makes me sensitive to the needs of the city and narrows the gaps." AND WITH Irvine Co. holdings in excess of 77 ,000 acres, she expects to be doing just that for quite awhile. Like Ms . Whelan, [ Horoscope ) TUESDAY, JAN. IS By SYDNEY OMARR AIDES <Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Dreams come closer to being real; distances diminish, you communicate, travel, publish. Capricorn, Cancer penooa f:ieure promlnelltly. What was a ··101t cause" can become a ateppin1-1tone toward aoaJ. You have a "revelatioo!" TAUSUS CApr. 20-May 20): You get results of receot efforts, Investments. Be sure rules are not changed in middle or game. Means protect your interests -get valid appraisal, account· ing. Partnenhip proposal should be put on "back burner." GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Study Taurus message -be positive or terms, definitions, legal commitments. Partner or mate com- mands attention and deserves it. Time is on your aide. Know lt and refuse to panic. U single, spotlltbt could be on marriage. CANCER (June 21-Jufy 22): Obtain hint from Gemini meaaage. Maintain moderate pace keep resolutions and medical-dental appoint· menta. Apparent employment setback is tem- porary. Family member lends moral and flnan· cial 1l1Pl)Cll't. You'll wlDI LBO <JUb' za..Aus. 22): Bo9dbloc:u to con- tentment, happiness fade. You have chance DOW to make up for lost Umet Gemini, Virgo, Sagit· tarius penooa play lmportam roa.. Empbui.s on creative cbaqee, lnt.eMlfied relatlooabipe bright sayings of children. ' VlllGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You know where you stand -sense of direction la regained. You may Dot be deliriously happy, but you wtll be more secure. Cancer, Leo, Aquarlua natives figure prominently. Older lDdivldual pves you significant vote of confidence. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Give full rein to intellectual curiosity -make tnqulr1es, be analytical, seek reaaooa, locate aourcea of ad· venity and succeas. Member ol oppoelte sex lends moral support. Trlpa, mea1aae1 and rel· atives form montage as partofbusy acenario. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Authority, responsibility. money and love are featured. Cancer, Capricorn natlvee flsure 1n teeDario. 1 You collect what you need -and 10U will tet money's worth. llajor dom.eltic ad,Justment lJ ~agenda. 8AGITl'AlllU8 <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Cycle high, define terms, assert needs, views -be confident beeauae you will be at rilbt place al right time. See 11tuaUoo u tt la -be reallaUc enough to eschew aell-deceptloo. llooo poeltlOn bighlilbta tnltlatlve, lndepeodeoce, freab atarta and valuable cootactl. CAP&IOOaN (Dec. a.Jan. lt): You U• trlcate yourself from intolerab&e lltuaUoa. Tate respomibillty for your own actiam. Refule to be a "victim of clrcumltanc. ... OldeS' lndlvtdual, temporarily confiDed to home or boepltal, milht play key role. ACIVA<.18 <Ju. 20-Ftb. ll): Pln1ab rather tban beSln -tie looee enll, tulftll laaa·1t1nc1tn1 obU,ation. Ariel, Ubra pes.a ftfUN prom· inently. Aecent oa frteadl, bo,.1, wl1bH added ~ due to a cornc:t bOllMH or careerdidlkJD. • P1ICD <Ptb. 19-llar, IO): New QllPl'Oedl bri.AP d8tred 'ftiiU!ta. EqihMI• cm ambltiae, authority. 1atntn1sneo11#,. £r: action. Leo, Aquartu1 penou ure In 1cenarto. lf•mber of oOl*b Ma for a moH ••tct11 commitment.•• : Jaa11 Kr•1•r ••• OGt bJ UM ft.rm for wbl b abe l now eaplo1••· Aa "ea· ee "" beadbunUn•'' ~penudldbU '° Co '° Torcmto tw u latent•• -111d •It• 1...W beJob, credka a111blUGD, ~~ :s..= :.:n: 1rowlo1 up around a famU~ bu1lne11, and •91'1 abe wu flmbl• at Mr flntjob. "TBS AaDSIT tbjq for me," 1.W Ma. ~,U"..1 "II IDl"DI ume to Oo eftl'Y• w:e;; But IM UI 110 qu abaU& ber 1tae· , that leek Of. a "wtte• to brlq ber don fJuD a ''bUllMA bip." Iii 1 . Kn&l•r. wbo a dlvoned and at one llme wu involved lD THAT WAI wltb a PTA and related JC· 1mall dnelopment com-UvlU. Wd abe bu re· pan)' where, abe aald, "I eel ved 1upport rrom would mate tbe coffee, Charter 100, a women'• 10 to the pl1nnln1 meet· proteuioo.al ll"OUP· lqa, do everytb).ni that She aald it bu tauabt wu neceuary." ber, "You can 1tay Ma. Cclqletoa, 28. wu femlnlne, be aucceuf\al tbe only panel member· 11id not atve a.nythln1 to mm tbe Jump lnt.o up .•. the development world directly from c0Ue1e. But it took a master'• degree ln bUlinen from Stanford University and e e e submlttln1 more re-IJnk to Solution sumea than abe carea to-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------remember. Although she said she must try and "awltcb 1ean" at times to main- Jazz Oa.Sses Slated Opportun1ltes for persons who would Ute to play in a jau ensem- ble band are offered at Orange Coast College this spring. Jazz ensemble groups will meet from 3 to 5 p.m . Mondays, 3 to 5 p .m . Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1 to 5 p.m. Fridays and 6 to lD p.m. Mondays. All aeaaions are listed as Music 134 AD in the OCC cla11 schedule. A jazz improvisation class (Music 230) Is scheduled for 1 to 2:30 p .m . Tuesdays and Tbursdays and a jazz worbbop course (Mualc 234 AD> will meet from 9 a .m. to noon Saturdays. Registration for c lasses cont1nue1 through Feb. 8 m the OCC Admissions Build· ing. Registration in- formation ls available by calling 556-5772. (Prem Pap Cl) 10 lhrouch the yelloW pa•es and bit or miaa where they need belp," 1ay1 San- dy Yost. admlniatraloJ' of the cowaeling aervlce offices. "That's r=:I we're called the link between the and the IOluUoo. .. It •• very hard to decide what kind o( style they (psychologists) bave, what their char1es are and what kind of persooality they have." Tbe coanaellnc service ii funded by Comprebenalve Care Corp., a Newport Beach-baaed croup that operates numerous health care, convalescent and dru1 and alcohol treatment facWtiea nationwide. Tbe Lquna Hills Problem Talk Sbop, opened lo 1916, is stalfed by two full time eotmselors. Clieuta with drug or alcobcM problems are 1enerally referred to CompCare faclllties, although Ms. Yost says co~nseling or treatment referral is baaed on a number of factors, an lmpor tant ooe of which la wbat a persoo can afford. INDIGENT Oa low-income clients can be referred to county mental health services or other low coat or free COUDHltng qency. "Moat people come to us because they are lD a crlais," Ma. Yost aays, Doting lbat tbe mo.t promioent problem 1.a divorce or separation. "They've reached a point where they ca.o't budle it theime.IYes. "People that come here need to talk about their problems. but they also need to talk about the aoluuons to the prob. lema 1bey need profesatma.I outside belp. U you talk about a problem it doesn't alwaya eo away. 1be mirum~m you need la someone to help you find a solutioa that's good ror you." Marital problema, depreuk:Jm and loneU... IOIDetima come linked with alcohol or drua addicUom, abe ..,.. Crtm 1nterveatioo hu become a tey t.ool lD coafrontiq the aJcobotic with the addiction. The IUCCftla ol the radical contront.uon come, lD part. from the partidpalioo of the enllre tam.Uy in couruiefin&, abe saya. "Ho~er, most of the people we att here are people witb satuatiooaJ prob-lems~ ~rm types of tb.tnp lbat can be treated on an outpatienl bu1a •• Ma . VOit aays. ' DValNG TB£ pogt-bohday penod, some suffer "the b\1 letdown" when they (atl to reach their coal.a. abe aaya. Low self-esteem is then compow:aded by troubled world cond.allons such as the crisis in Iran. Soviet anvasaoo or Afghanistan and the surge an gold prtcea ooupled with the sinking value of the dollar. ··There are a lot of displaced feellno People llke to say. · U l could do at It's easy to say that but not to do 1t ... Ma. Ymt says. "We have a View ol the world through rose-colored gl~ If that world doesn't meet our expecu. Uon1, we're frustrated." When your problerm lntet"fere wtlh your normal lifestyle, that's when you abould ~ belp from a counsel&.o& aaency, sbe-.ya. WaminJt siJlnS include a change 1n eatane or sleepang habits. ~urrent depression or frequent bouts with &nX aety Problem Talk Shop l'O\JDS('lors don t discourage clienu from maktng resolu tlons or wtUng goals. But they also en courage persona to re-evaluate resolu Lions so that posatJve support can be at Lained for reaching part of one's goals. "PF.OPLE UE boptnc that the new year will brine about a lot of changes " 1ay1 Sue Gunther, a coumeJor at t.be La1una Hllla office, 25283 Cabol Road ... We 're alwaya hopln1 for cb~t: oo the outaide. It'• bard to ad-mit it's loin& to come from wltbJ.o UI .. ··Problems are 1eoerally ol a long- standang duration and don't happen overrucht." Siddon• adds. "There's no 'magic pUl' solution. Problems have probably t.akea 2IO years to reach the pot.at where they are DOW. And a few week.a wi'l ion& ~&h to gel rid o{ them." Ma. Yost oota that the counselJ.ng serva~ rum commwuty outreach pro- & ram 1. workshops and provides spull:en on a number of meot.al health topics. A new projttt, cal~ Comprehensive Assastanc-e and Rt>f~rral for Employees, wtll offer apttaalued services to busa- rlesses. wbo real.au lbe importance o( pro\•achng couruJehog s upport for an t'mployee's paycbolo11ca1 and emo- taonal oeedb. "People are afraid of I.he term mental health but 1t 'l> J!Ut as important a" physical health," she says Energy Tip <AP> -Here 11 an eaers:Y-sutng re- mlnderfrom t.tw Department.of Energy· Be sure the chsbwasber ii full, but not overloaded, before you use 1t. Ao average dubwasber WMS 14 gallons of hot waler per lo<1d If l'H'I"\ dL'>hwa.sher an lbe country cut out J~l one load J week, the country could save ~ equivalent of about 9 ooo barrels of oil eacb day That's enough to heat 140,000 homes in wanter Nothing Su~ceeds Like Success DEAR ANN LANDERS: It was quite ob- vious from your answer to "Hangtn1 by a Thread and SUfferlnl in Aleundrta" lbat you never bad had a brat for a UtUe brother. The young lady stated she wu punished each time the brat started bollert.ai because the litUe Uar said ahe hit him. The .olutioo la obvious. The next time tbe brat IW'tl to boller, 1be abould bit him In the moutb. He will IWl holler, but at leut be woo 't be •Y1nl wbeo be .. ,., abe bit him. WblD be 1eta tired ofbelna bit, be will leave her alone. Seeoad, It will teach tbe brat bow We worb (I.e., lf you bother people and bear false witness you tend t.o 1et bit In the mouth a lot). Third, the older •liter will bave a loJden op- portunity to •bow her dimwitted mother <wbo obviously lJ bung up on her aoo) that the girl bu a mlbd of ber own and will no looter tolerate prejudicial treatment. -BEEN THERE IN TEXAS DEA& TDA.8: ftallb for paula1 • dMt l'ellllta of ,.. ptl'IOllal •xperleaee. Wldle I eaaao& ea4one cnckhl1 a kid bntlMlr bl tM moatll, I feel u MUaaU. to 1lllare Jnr 1110l•tl••'' wltll my readers. CNoddu aaeeeeda like 1Hee1L) DEAR ANN LANDERS: In a recent colwnn that dealt witb a cbild-moleatlng mac)e. you 1ald tbe beat 1lttera for youn1 1lrl1 are ll'&Ddpuwrta, female relatives and frlendl. I'm aorry I muat dlaqfte wttb you. lfy father 11 the lut pel"IOD I ever would &eave my YOUDI IJ'Uddau.pter witb. I came to tbll COO• ehaaioo after haviq been told by my daq.bten wbat bappmed t.o THEii when tbe)' nre akme witb "Grandpa." Semi Annual Sale A•• La•den My fat.her II 80, and r have beard atones that lndicate"be la still pursuing th1s unspeaka- ble form of "entertainment." So please don't Ki•e blanket counsel or anythinc. You never know. -CANADIAN READER DEA& aEADER: Bew rt1M ,_are. AU JwnHraU.U are fa9lty -evee ~ Me. I llope JG9 wW laave ~ eoua1e co wa,. all memMnl ol you fam01 a.._. die proMem Plea11e do It for the aake ol dMt UUJe--. · (PA Deu aeaden: Doe't wrtce ud uk wllly I dkba't aaunt co.....,.., or caWq t1ae poUce. A mu &laat a1e a. Ill& abo9& te aeeept coaueU.1 aad I •lmply coalda't adYlM a womu lo pa& Mr M-year-old fadaer la die slam-mer.) DEAR ANN LANDERS: Pleae aettle an ar1ument about a small tblq. I& hu aotten compiet.ly out of band. My bu.band alway1 lea ... the alkiD of tbe baked potato. I read receoUy that the skin 11 tbe mott DOUri.lb1.nl part. My buabaDd called me Re-Upholster That Old Sleeper ssnlabor ,7 , ....... rte, 5149,..., Mirfc "<'raey." I told Mr. Know·lt·All I would write to you for proof He saJd. "U you give Ann Lan· ders our name, I wall let you have it riibt in the m\l.lb ... I told him I wu afraid ii I didn't live you a name YoU wouldn't use the letter ln your col- umn. He aaid, "This subject. la a lot more sensi· ble than bow to bans toflet paper. Take a chance ·· So. Ann. please prlnt my answer. r really nffd help wttb thia. -SPUD-DUD IN HOT WATER DEAS DlJD: fte atba II lat u ............ 11 tk pe&aCO. Tell &1te cloU ll Ille .._.., waat &e ea& It, yw wtn. 'l"l9etl 10 abead ud de k. GetYourself ~ ForlheBOSI J • • S~ller and Friends Antique book deale r Walter Howell sits amid some of hls collection in his San Francisco office. "Sometimes I want to get out of th1i, bus t ness, ''be says, because every day I must sell the Uungs I love best '' Wife's Days Darken With Husband in Iran CARUTHERSVILLE, Mo. <AP> For Lisa Moeller, the mother of two preschool daughters, the tranquility of life in a s mall town along the banks of the M1ss1ss1pp1 River serves as a refuge Each morning, after dressing Celeste, 4, and LmW.ey, 2, she clJmbs into her auto and drives the five miles to Pemiscot Memorial Medical Center, where her daylight hours are spent in training to become a sur- gical technician. IT IS AFl'EKWARD, when dark· ness falls, that the 27-year-old woman ta jolted back to the reality that her husband bas been held hostage in Iran since Nov. 4. Mrs. Moeller, the daughter of an Air Force officer, believes her back· ground helps her cope with the absence ol ¥arine Staff Sgt. Michael M~ller,28. "Basically, military familles are lata.&tic -they've already accepted the possibility that something may happen," she said. "A death is a very ea£y t.hiJ1i to accept, il's lhe un- known that'• difftcult. What bothen me more than anythin1 la what be'• coinc th.rouab now and bow tt will af. feet him later. "I DO RAVE bad days, but I refuse to cry on camera and moan and groan to the world," she said. "It's been character-building -but it's a beck or a way to build character · · Mrs. Moeller and her husband, married in 1973, were separated in June when internal turmoil in Iran forced her and her daughters to leave the Middle East for her mother's Missouri home. She had never lived here, but her plight has not gone un· noticed in the community of 7 ,350. More than 5,000 signatures from the community are on petitions urg- ing the release or Moeller and the other host.ages. ''THERE'S NOT MUCH we can do for them," says Dorothy Currie, FBI Keeps Author at Bay On Dossier WASHINGTON CAP) -The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to help journalist-author Louis "Studs" Terkel find out aU the information the FBI haa about him in its files. The J~ces. without comment, left intact rulings that the FBI acted leaally when it withheld cer\aln materials from Terkel. TBE 1'1·YEAll-OLD Journalist bas llled tape.ncorded interviews with America.DI for the buia Of three boob, lndndJ01 "Workt~. Terkel tn ms flied a Of Information Act request with the FBI to relNM all material.a •bout bbn the lpllitl had. When the FBI de- 1-yed, Ir.Ml IUild the eaency April 21, 1111. Dl HlllDMe to that .... the FBI pw aiiW Ml Pt191! Of docmnenta, but ... ol tM ,... IMd porUou deleted. 'J'ertrel allO WU told that IOll)e docm•ilti't. luld been wltbbe)d, whose husband is pastor of the f'lrst Presbytenan Church · Y. c Just try to be there·· Mrs . Moeller last spoke wtlh her husband by telephone Nov 3. the day before nulttants seized Am~ncans at the U.S. Embassy rn Tehran One of the hostages later released assured Mrs. Moeller her husband stood up "like an icicle · durmg the franllc hours of the takeover Concern arose when at was report· ed that as many as seven hostages were unaccounted fo r by visiting clergymen. Then, on Christmas Day, Mrs. Moeller and her mother, Grace Nasci, saw a picture or Moeller "I BURST OUT crying Alter keep-ing a stiff upper lip for so long, praise God, he was ahve," Mrs. Nasci says. "But it was hard to see rum with bu; hands bound -lt was just lite a knife cuttmg through you." Mrs. Moeller says her work and her children offer her only escapes from worry, but the friendliness of th• town's people and their prayers are of help, too. "I'm kind of proud o! mysdf, and Mike's going to be proud of me, too," she sa7s. "I have to be strone for the girls. They know somethina's wrone. terribly wrong •· Misconduct Brings Firing Of Professor SAN JOSE CAP> A San Jose State Uruversity associate professor acc u sed of immoral and un- professional conduct by five women students has been fired Phillip Jacklin was d1sm1sscd as of Jan. 2, San Jose spokesman Ernest Lopez said LOPEZ SAID THAT Jacklin was fired by Glenn S. Dumke, chancellor of the Califonua State University and Colleges system, "on the basis of un- animous recommendation for d1s- m1ssal by a faculty committee and b y San Jose President Gai l Fullerton." A disciplinary hearane into the charges against Jackltn was held in October, but at Jacklin's request it was closed to the publ.Jc "EVERYTHING BUT THE final decision is to be held confidential," said Robert Sasseen, associated academic vice president. The woman who complained about the teacher said that he persistently touched, embraced, kissed, fondled or propositioned them. The incidents date from the urn fall semester and allegedly occurred ln Jacklln'1 cam- pus office or in phone convenaUona. - ier Vegetarians Need Protein • D&. P&TD 8TBINC&OBN Dr ....... ,...: Lut year &be k>oked , abe looka llred. ff« eMekl.,.. sunk· . 'a al•l.)'I eompla1JJlnl ol belnc uhaUlted., Wt don't WCllMter wby. She bu been on an aU- v lttarJao dJet. No meat. No eaa. Just ve1etable1 uCl tn.dta. Doeln't even take any beans of any kJOd. And"' COW'M, 00 flab. 1'b1I bu been Colna 00 atn~ lhe jolned aome r IOtorib' ln eolle1e last year. A ball-dozen of the 1lrla an co a vecetarian dJet, ao abe bas tried one. too. DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE -... ~ Wbeu we tell ber abe'a loaine her looks because ol her diet she beceme:s anlJ'Y and com- bative. Sbe aaya it's due to ltUdying too bard Is there any way we can convince her to at least take some vitamins? How long can she go on um way? -Mn.U. DEAR MRS. U : I have known many vegeta.rian.s who got along all nght But I.hey were informed. They knew the limitations of taking only an all-vegetable, all-fruit diet without any other re- enforcements. I suggest you have your daughter take It up with your doctor. He may be able to convince her to add mlllt and egp to her diet. Also fish, soy beans and E·complex vitamins. There are many variations or the vegetarian diet. Y0W1gsters, especially, suffer from inade· quale nutrition when they decide to go on what they consider to be an adequate, nutritional vegetarian diet. MEDICALETl'ES Dear Dr. Stelncroba: For sax years my husband and I have been hop&ng for a baby At last I became pregnant. But I lost the baby by spon taneous abortion. Now we have to renew our hopes again Not only to pray for pregnancy, but not having an abortion again Is it possible to have a normal preg- nancy after having bad a spontaneous abortion., -Mrs. G. DEAR MRS. G : Yes. it's possible, even after having had several s pontaneous abortions However, it's evident that what you need 1s specific assurance from your own obstetrician. He knows your physical condition. If necessary, be will perform diagnostic tests to find the reuon: sucb as malformation of the uterus. Your abortion may have been due to some abnormality in the chromosomes of the fetua. Tiua may not tttur, and you can carry to a successful delivery. . . .. Dear Dr. Std.Dcrob.a : My 7-yur-old daughter just loves our cat. She sleeps with her and even shares ber food with her. When we're loold.Da for our dauebter. all we need to do II flDd Twtnky. For the put tbt'ee da" our daq.bter bas been complai.ntn& of aeYere headaches. We took her temperature. She baa fever. Aaplrtn doesn't seem to help. Our doctor ia out ol town. Shall we see another? 11 seems to be more than an ordinary cold or Ou. -lln.. Y. DEAR MRS. Y : It may be the nu But I'd make sure. Tell the doctor what you've told me about your daughter's constant companionship with Twinky Cat lovers hate me for even mention· ing it, but it's true that cats may harbor the tox oplasmosis parasite and may transmit it to humans. ••• Self-treatment of an ailment wtU only lose you valuable time. You'll be committing 'llow su1c1de, says Dr. Steincrohn in bis booklet, "How To Stop Kilting Yourself." For a copy wnte to ham at Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626, enclosmg 50 cents and a stamped self-addressed envelope Training is Key .... .,, ........ ......... Richard Rommger. California's Food and Agnculture director. criticized a U.S. d e· c1s1on to drop s upport of r esear ch that might dJ.splace farm workers. Rommger said it's "a phony is- sue'' and that farm workers would be helped with research into better methods VW Safety Defects Alleged WA SHINGTON I AP> The consumt!r oriented Center ror Auto Safety has asked the government to in · 'estagale possible safety problems with Volkswagen gasoline and diesel engmes T he center told the National Highway Traf fie Safety Adman1stra- t1on that 1t recetved 16 complaints of unex· pl&Jned accelerations an 1978-1980 Volkswagen Rabbits and Dashers and 17 complaints or "catastrophic loss of engine oil" leading to sudden engine seizures in 1976-UR> Rabbits and Sciroccos. THE aEQUEST was relayed to NHTSA lD a letter by Richard Tup- per of the cen&er's veha · cle safety stall. Tupper said the ac- celeratioo problem b&s led t.o "runaways.. or both slJandma and cruis· ane vehicles. The prob- 1 e m bas caused four known accidents and three in1urics, he said THE LETTER said the oil l~s problem has resulted,m several near accidents because of loss of control brought on by the sudden engine sei:r;ures The traffic safety agency wtll study the re port to determine 1! a safety mvest1gat1on 1s necessary An mvcst1ga. llon could lead lo recalls of the vetucle:. Retarded Can Do Job By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear J«>yce: I mana1e • n>c>WI and coald perbaps employ mildly re· tarded workers for cleuJa1 jobs. Could yoa pat me la touclt wltb someone who baa bad esperteece wltlt meatally reured workenT -J.T., Denver, Colo. Job Path is a program created by the Vera Institute of Justice for <><:· cupatiooal pla~ment of tbe mentally retArded. Its director, Arlene Silberman, says {n Executive Housekeeper maeazine tbat when properly trained and supervised, slow-learni111 workers can do a tint.rate job ln many bounkeepine and laundry tuts. She aaya ••11 advile pot.ent,tal employers. Write to: Job Path, 25 W. 39tb St., New York, N.Y. 1001.S. • Dear JoJee: I'm u ud ACCeula.I bat at CM ...,er llmlt ol aalartt:I la •1 pnlfn.a • I tee& I Moald •ab• e1tup--.1u"~ud tralal•I la la&er,er••••I rel•· ·-·~-................... . ... I., .. ,..,. .. , ••'9C7 tllldi lildier u aa owaer or l&aff ..,..._ c .. -a eeem .. 11.c "' •** ...._ .......... c .. ,.. .... , -OA.K., Onelwl ....... °"9 ( CAREERS ) Dur JoYce: I bave a Pb.D. In cllemlnry and would Ulte to be COD· sldered for poelllon11 tbat require a maater'1 decree. However, all tbe place• I lane dealt wtlll wlU not cea- •lder me alter Utey Rad CMlt I •ave a dodon&e. Wlaat now! -11.P., Baffalo, N.Y. Although some people solve the overqualified problem by keeping quiet about their higher degrees, a better _approach is to learn as much about Job seeking aa you know about chemiatry. Your tuk is to convince a potenUaJ employer that you sincerely will not be bored by the work and that you won't luve the instant• Pti.D. job becomes available. • 14. ,., fN ...... 1111...._,_.,. ... Ot•• C.... DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS fM C:.-... •· , .. II ~_._ 0.. Cell ..,_ ,,.. " -• w-A4 -·--·· , ... c...-__.... .. ......... "--tForW. .............................................. ••••• IOOl EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY r,. t , .. Moffcs All ruJ ..t.ate adcuMseJ in UM newspaper .. 1ub-.lect to the Federal Fair Houa1n1 Acb or 1961 which makel it Ule1a1 to ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIWPOlf tBMf'IS Old World Charm tnlaanc9I Ui.18 Z.atoty. 3 bedroom home. Formal dinln1 room, warm latcben, laundry room too' Real Hayloft In prap. Owner will be creative, bnaa offer: IJ46.11TI adverllae ··aoy pre --------ference, ltm1tat1on. or d.llcrimmalion b.ued on race, co6CJr. relapon, IH, or aauaoal onJlO. or an tntenllon to make any sucb preterence. limit.a llon,ord!Knnunauoo " 11ns newspaper will not knowingly accept any adverl1111og for real ~SUMELOAN Four mo. old cond, J Bdrm 2...., ba, fireplace, g1ra1e door opener Nicely upgraded Full price $8b 500 Call ~38) C:::SELECT T' PROPERTIES tStalA! wtuch is Ill viola --------taanotlbe law ---- aaoaSe ActY...ttsen ._... cMdl their ach .., mid report .... ran I cl•aty. The DAILY rtLOT •-s ...., for ... first. corr.d ....... Oftkr. ....................... c..... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAIGAIM MESA YBtOE ~pn JBdrm 2 bJlh. I~ rarruJ)' nn <'rlCkl 111'! fpk', pool R\. p • .rk ~ ~~·' Lo1&11 Pnctd al S1(19.WO A<.t now t;.;i II 546-ZJ 13 • Gnat AN W. Lomt No nefd to worry a bout lugb Ullen:st rar.es quah fYt.nlt or nuty pornU. l\ew aod ~h 1n1n1t 3 lW!'droom 2 bi&lh with ~ badryard Wlth n · lemlve bnck wor1t Ind best of all a low down payment wtll (tet you 1n JIU11 pnce ~.000 Ca II ~l-1311 t;:SELECT T' PROPERTIES . ..... ....... Bdrm ~twderf'. freshly d et'oralf'd New ca~. pn\alt> ~ a r d . p f" r ( 1• <' I ocatton ror 'mall r h1ldrt'll ~.000 SINGLES PAD $62,500! Almost DeW Northwood Condo' fo'u II Pr11· .. 1112.500' • Young Smgle:. & Couplei; type complt>~ hotit.i; tennis . pool. b pa btlh ard'>. volleyba 11 & more' Urut is upgraded 100 Take <idvanldit' Call fllbl ' 752 1700 . ., IAYCaEST (>o 1!,111\ ldP' tn a 1<.111 '"t: PIHll. H ,. I ,, ' 1 I"! I ... r g i- Jtl J•11111111! ' •rd Jnd 1• 11111 \II 1111 11111 ... a I IMrrn ~·, 11., h111nt' \ JU('l•il l1t·.,m1•1l <'l'tltnl!' 1n ll\1n.11 , ........... 111 u .... ,, h r I ,. k I ! r •• p I •• ' t' 1; r 1• .1 t f d m 1 I\ (()( JllOfl OWTil'f mcl) ll'>'>l'>l in hnam:lnl? RCTaylorCo 64Q.<)C)OQ THE Wotll.D"S ATYOUllFHT When you view Ocean. Harbor & City from~ ~ locallon atop 5'Jr&lasi Hill, 4 Bdrm A ranuly. rormal duun., 2"Jba, Reducv to ~-°'~· ror 1mmt'd1alt· .. ale '" ~ 4l S21.t•J Pt-r mo for n-trttc1 Ad ACTI~ C4U A DAllT ,._OT AD-YISOtl .. J.S671 \CO«tt() !;~ :.;~ ()!:' :1, ';~ ::· ~2 ·, :~~ ~~<WI: -~\·~--.~'°'·' --~ .... i > • •'• UGfTT,.......U) :~•.;9 =~•• N(r II,,. . ·-tu....... DtC ,, ~~ :"·. ~ :;:;.. ~7 uwv .._. •t-.o--·• nJa..tJ.-89~ ... "' 1 ,.....,,. .. ..., c•r•teO.N :; ; •• , ~ ~':'::~ otc '' ,.r 'M.. ,,, .. JAii lt~t .. ..... ~ ...... tt•, 1 116-10 ........ ""'" ..... l.,... .. ,., Ml . "'(-.... "",,....,... .. ,,., .. ~ .,,°"" 'l .... ..,.. ~....-. 4A Cwr~••• .,. v...wr. ""•"f•!•• ""''••'lot ,...._.. .,,I,_, "~ ••• f'v "It•> WW\o..._ -~ ...... 1111v_...,. .. .,~ ti.I~·· .. , ,.(~GooJ ®"-~'" t !'.<tno•I ... & ,,,.,, SLEEP C S I N 0 R E A M L l L L T 0 G W P R N C S H U T E Y E T Y E E E Z Y Q 0 0 " T L 0 " w T XI$ l E E !Jr t t u w r E W E l S K " I W Y T R 0 F H H A S L l A C Z S S E N t S W 0 R D H A A R 0 R D l A 0 0 A D A F N A P D H R R R H E E T t T 0 R 0 R 0 0 E H R 0 D £ G t I A I R l N N E T 0 Z R 0 C L S T T Y OMRHALASAEWOTSELARf A L D M U S L fa E M V l I Y U U N M A L A R 0 W l 0 H R C L E E A P M R A l M II U 0 Z W S 8 T t S A L N S 8 t 0 9 EDOJYEAATTtGNTTllSO IC N S H 0 0 C U A T ft U H 0 0 R t H C VSOP,•IOkOICTHRAHDH I .... ~····" Family ,-room, acroa hvm th 1011 toUn wltb 1 back )'lrd for rela~. Tradltlottal two 1tory With d n. akfut nook, formal dlnlng and a baths. All In nne condition. A1ki:n1 tlG,500. A Untquo value. Ufllll l()lJ tt()Ml:S REAL TORS•. 676 eo<>0 ~Pay Iii\\ Ord~ E?each frolty 2443 Eau Co11t HighWly. Corona dtl Mar Altt•M>t• DISll1'ID ~TTIM Covettd entry addl to Uus abaodoned S bdrm 2 ba. famUY rootn home w1lh 2 brick r.lreplaees. OOUDtl'y llltchen loob out etAM'f .. XllJ 1(IO':\, P\naoclQI I 11 '1 '1- VA Loan, 2-stor)' Gtant. 3 Bdrm 2 bath, SUDO)' ~try kltcbeo, biol&• bcDa room. Owner Ana· m. call now: ~ia llAL ISTAn EXCB.LINCI SIHCI lt4t Co..... to covered breeze way -WITH US ••• to COSTA MUA Assume $52.000 '"'"'' ~N lot•• ti\ It.JN tO lf ,.I(,' 1e.1111 Cl•tat•J. S.. ............. undoe; 2 It J loan. Owner anxious. ... I 11 u, 21/J ...... ; 2 C9' ....... YOl(I Call oow. 548-2318 M ~ Wffft ... WC:Mfectwe & "1''"','''''\'VI•'•'~" f ~~~1.::·:.,~i;.00019 IMI IEWPOIT BEACH 759-0Sl 1 DIVORCE! MUSTSELL! Topai Lake area , Nevada. New 2·sty, 1650ft. 101 home. Jbr. 2ba. heavy shake roof. 23> elect. water. septic t.anlt au Ul. Level 1 + ac Good roads Was S&J.500 slashed to ~9.500 for Q\ICk sale' All f1nn Of· rers & terms considered OwnrN B. 71~7048 macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY Of THE IAYINE COMPANY CAMI<> SHOUSI Enjoy the privacy of this exclusive community w/3' private beaches while you live in this neat & clean 4BR home on the Canyon. Close to shopping & schools. $269.500 leasehold. Donna Godshall 644-6200. (W-69) 642·1235 644-6200 901 Dover Drlw H4'rbor View Center Irvine 4'1 Campus V4'11ey center 7S2·1414 Cut Costs, Sew! Spring SWeatering I f ·• I;-, \ \ ' ~ 9425 a.20 Ir., 1lf ""'-1ff w.1" ..... UHDAISLE 3 BR w1tb 60 ' slip SB9C5.000 601 UDO Wate rfront condo Highly upgraded Spec tacu!ar vtewa. ~.ooo. *Cote Realty & lnv~tment 640-S777 2W•tf"fr•IHOllw1 S BR 4 Ba c u s tom waterfro nt homes w 17X38' pvt dock~ Priced $995.000 lo $1.095,000 direct from bulkier For deuuls on these homes and appt to see. call Carol Horr. 631.o»I EXICUT1VI MANSION Spectacular 3 Bdnn. 3 bath. w oak tan.It wall toilet. pedestal s 1ok. bidet. claw.fool bathtub, mirrored ce1hngs. a massive s plit-level w/buge family rm. craclWng rplc, mirrored d1n1ng rm. custom lctchen, 2 pantnes, encl garden pa t i o .. Be Cl"eauve on financmg ' Try VA' 1136.000 Act now' Call !>46-2313 "'-1 ', ' 'I• I , I '• • ... ._, '" I CE 110111 ILlllS ca. OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE FOUYH VIEW Lo' ely One Story Modern Home Overlooking The Blue Pac1f1c WATCH THE WAVES ROLL OVER TIIE ROCKS f'our Bedrooms Plus Den Hul(e Lmng Room Pull Seeunty System. One Of Our Finest OHt•nngs Call For Appoi.ntmcnt $925.000 631-1800 111 DOY& DllYI DOMT MISS THIS! Fabulous value & potential in this 5 bedroom family home in exclusive Dover Shores. Dramatic living room surrounded by gardens. Call today. $365,000 FEE. IN NEWPORTC•llTER ~ 644-9060 PASTORAL VIEW-SUPER CONDO bcapllan• loc..._ a. ... ...,.... la• .... octlft Cape Cod co lty wttll "°°' .......... ,,. •• ., ... , ..... ~llW.,.... ..... l .......... ""' ~ ,.. .... wttll .. ,. ... _... ...... Sow ........... "' ............. wood ._ CICcallh. SI ,000. 67Wt00. 4 n.wl"'rt REALTORS OM .. , .. F ... .,.... ,,..,.... ..... ........... r.-····· ...... .... .... ill ............... . OM MYSlll DI: .. C•-.. w... c-4 .......................... .., ... ,_ iatl ............ .. W .. .., .... , ..... Hlwlll. COLI OF MIWPOIT llALTOIS Ulll.C....Nwy .. C.www .. .._. 671-1511 IAYRONT We have several fme homea with pier & slip PENINSULA POINT Newly decorated 4 bdrm family home. Close to ocean. 1325.000 EL TOIO HOISi COUMnY 4 Bdrms .• 3 baths : ranch style. mJni-estate in orange groves. $249,500. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J·ll Roy,,d .. (11,,,. N h b75 bltJI AmlMABLE LOAN Two-Story 5 Br. 3 ba. A1mo5t 3000 sq I\ Ba ck Bay loc. Owner will help ll.oance. Askins 112S.ooo. fUUERUALTY 546-0814 OCEAHYIEW! *VETS* U..Y°"a~mty NOW NO WN LOANS TO 1100.000 WW INI'. RATE. Let us abow you bow to Quallly. T .. to I.eel C.,... w. u.tw 714-l 202 IASTSfOI IWUNA PAClftCA. loal Beacb. l Br ..... 1\tba Condo. SJ.14.SOO. Waterfront Cqmm . w t allp avail. Bkr ~ If MAS AU. THI .. I WANTS• 1. Nlc:e qulet ~ 2. Adeq~~.,:,s;;c•: 3 1*'111•1• rm• man I. Good act-. 4. AlfonW>&9 price a.a llttndlweas.900 WANT TO SEE IT! cau mw f'71.S110 ALLSTATE REALTORS ..... ..... ._... 'Ibis property praenu 2 ~l Bdrm wut.s wi1b a hardwood UWUI IMlt with quality and maintained with care. this Balboa I s land duplex provtda a solid lnvestmeol ror the <ha· cnmioaUDI buyer. Con tad .. rar IDOft delalla ·~atM99JOO BALBOA I SLAND REALTY 67U100 ~OSUUSAU l.000 sq I\ ooeao view property 10 Sao a.a....,.. Ml&Sl be aoAd now' Bnn& paymenta current fl take over $200.000 loan All· &V7S.2 Versailles-pent.bowie: uJ. tra del ulte & 1m - IDI culale ! 2 8drma , 2 baths · frplc + com- IDUDlly a.menrties WUI trade. &or help r~ce' Sl.911.SOO' 5 u.h ASSUMAal LOAM No Qualifyia1 Owner Sharp 3 Bdrm~ wtlb will Carry Prime loca· u ... amabte lat and uon. Reduced 1.o s:ns.ooo. eet1« wW cany 2Dd No Call Now Ml-7171 qualil11D1. and pnced al lc6oe lcry Prop. Rl'tlllton ""'"' .,. ' " "'• only 1101.118. Call I• 1111 A~;;TATE • 675-7060. llCJ c..,. Spec ta c ular VE R SAILLES model f eaturing dramatic entrv Wllh w1nd1n~ susi)end~d staircase overlook aniz spacious living room Compllmentt'd by 4 bedrooms. 4 1, ba th s . ci r cula r J?arden kitchen With eating area Formal dinln1 room. lux- urious muter' swte, three car 11aragto Wide open view or izolr course and mounta&nS from all rooms Call for ap- pointment. RCTaylorCo f 14 ( ' ')• 1• >O Re<lh 1 ll ~ R~.1lt.y I id11 1<1·.11l\ tllfkl' •11J • 11)0 . . .., ....... .. UDO J Bdrms , 2 baths. With separate apt. On Udo Ille. Owner very fleXJble on fmancin& A real steal • M20.000. or mue ot· r ... CORONA DEL MAit HILi.SiDE RETHA T Private 3 bdrm. home nestled in Corona del Mar hillside just steps to crystal sand & cobalt blue water. Living room with quaint brick fireplace opens to private rear patio and handy stepsaver kitchen. All this and assumable loan! Call now, 673-8550. AIAHDOMED RUSTIC CDM HOME Needs TLC & Imagination: 3 Bedroom +fireplace. ranched fence & roses. Owner Anxious. Call 673-8550. CHEBRIL CDM DUPLEX Walk to beach & shops ; each 2 bedroom cottage has woodburning fireplace and patio! Owner will help finance. Call now 673-8550. 673-8550 \-0{1 THE R-EAL ~ · '()( ESTATERS I \._ -----------__ , REM.TORS OCWl=IOMT LOT ~.000 Hard to fllld homes1te on Southern Call to rn 1 a a.st. Terms C.a 11 oow fordaails JACOIS UAL TY 675-6670 ........... 1006 ....................... ' Br. ~ a. beadl t..e on ~ water w !pier Call lfl..m1 aft 7pm. •it c.-....... 1022 ....................... TMCIOYBLOAM OD 3 Bdrm bouff W /l Bdrm lac:ome u.a1t oa comer kl& " So. ol Hwy NewlJ painted • new carpets. SZ40.000 . Ownrlast. Call Sara llsvtD. ~«'7$4000 Have a woadllfu.1 um> 1N9U1 HOt tlS DISl8AD<>t Jllmt aell 4 bd. view home Reduced to mt.000. ,. .. land. Dar- rell Pub. OwnrtAll M>-ZSISotGl·IB. SUPER DUPER DUPLEX ltlO INVESTMENT' OLD CORONA DEL II.Alli AP&&me lll at '1-"". Owmr' will CUT)' 2Dd ar ..U on contract• OJQ 2 Bdrm bouae WW. J M'm unit la back. South d Hwy IDd boC.b rib IOGle.., views. Call Wmd18eam t7MOOO -• I • HERITAGE REAITOHS TADOYa t.IJStY.LOAM Decorated In warm -*-Wt So. Coat ftaa ..... beauty won't last! St7,IOO. Seller motlva&td. Mo•• la ._,...., ... OAIGLEN Dl1tlotllve new 2 i.tn>om, Z~ ba COO· dorr*t• ....... "7.• 2511 Oden AYe, C.M. eo.l'1M T AllOYB LOAM OWCJ:teTD At only sn.ooo thl• perf at ccmdc> lt.&rter la U. bmt buy lo the area. Wcnllut' ~l BKR SYCAMORE GLEN llAMDMEW Fabuloul. larse 3 bd. zi,., ba Quabty townhome condomiaiuma Only 8 available Sl0&,990 2430 s.maA.naAve ~34 PllClamUCB>! TAICIOVa 9.SCVolOAN Grat l bdrm at.an.er on quaet •treel. Lee yrd Owner b•s bou1hl another Ii 15 aDXJOWI Now ODlY 111.900' Hurry! 56-!Mrl ~ Walker 1; lt!e •IYOW..• HOME& 9teOME t tblaea. w rw:.. down, will carry at lO'lf.. aooo 142..cms :~.l'lf4 ~11Jl))t Ht A If I / -- • .,_...., ~ tn• ----•H•f ..... • MAllMITA Spec:tacul'r bllltqp bomm. aot.i.D>ll aq. 1t ac.e l.o Ilaria.a. Stlfa Rd • c..ue La. J>\jJD.a wn. SJ.al.000 l.o $2G.OOO. 1131·3540. 483-4009 Bldr. F.AMIL Y P A.IADISI +VIEW ~ s Bdrm 3 bath falnll)' home . Wllh breathtalun1 view or ocean and Vll.lage ll&bb Sparkhn& cleao, new carpets Ulnaout. Lovely low matntanaoce ya.rd. Good financing ava1Ja . Ille. 11$5.000 don osen r • .tit'>r""' I' M , ..... '°'° ....................... WAUTOsmF ~ t.tillt super a.. aa. T o wnbome w t se c: .. ...,... ape ... ...,. ma Paril Plece.l.ae to 7411 All Js UlTJ:i1WJ? w 1JCll LOOISGOOO lmade 6 out. Nltt 3br. :.tba . Neu schoola & •hopp101 Full price llUOO c..n.I~ SmaJI, coty bouae'on Yer)' Ira. tu ldablt lot For~ by owner C.all "'13 = 7773.. 0 " Par1t Ptace. Loe MZ· 1461 umYW'lffy rarti '"":Sf'~ roR SAl.E J BR up~ raded Try n\A, SZO.<W dn to a l l ~ loan BYOWNER M 1!329970 or ~~iJti 4Br pool, Mesa ~I Mar ~ Are4. ruin at n 10.000 -------- D>.10> dwn. owner will l1nan r e Prin o n l \ 642 9909 dys. ~9 llU20 4 Bed Rm Mesa \' erde Own Fin al un 'uth U'\ dowa 213-4»-~ l·Z JUSTUSTID '4'x16J ' w beautllul llft!J 2200 ~ f l BK ~ Ba. remodeled humt: fenced for pr1"aC) East1&dP Sl.24.1100 Ruth Laurw.RJlr ~ NO DOWN VA $90,000 4 Brordm. l~ ba. frptc. dbl..,. arso nu PllCI llDUCIDI Watsade C.11 Room for 1 aondaa. ,.....1'1W170 W .. Toleclal9y Great potenUaJ. super bdnm • sreat bonus rm (Wy SlOOAJDO "5--0303 F=OREST E OLSON ............... IASTSIOI COTTACK 2 8dnn.. I bath. dbl. garaae. tie tot. or markets • tram. as.ooo. Euy terms. Low In· tlftlll rau. br McOarcle. Mr. Ml-77Zt 28r. pal.lo. 2-car 1ar fpk. •allt to b('b. pooh SI <m Lo Down Paymt w; 14000f" ~-...... ................ ~ .... Adams Mdl 4Br 2"aba h11thly up"rad~tl Sl~!I ~00 or I~•:.~ .it s -;os omo Uyrn,A.:t ~~ ----- WOODBRIDGE ~rot an aauim- tite tau• Hett Is an ex Cldlm& ""'*Qllaly to as-........... we no qwillf)1al .-S owner wall CUTY a.rd. TC'llDLI. pDOI .... lab f..mllles with lhla beautiful 3 bedraom cmdo. Oreal as -lu••tf•-Call ror dllaila --f-i ·.~,I I I ~ .. n : ... IY ~ •' · I .'ll(JQ Ueor ~ ..ume oo lse optaan 2br. 1 ~ba. Coodo m In-. Did llDd oe lake. 4:C. ISOO l l91.000 552-4187 ------ The Price 15 .ror llua ¥Ju~ Model Ki Rancho Jollq111n. You'U 119 y -... to &he eoll• course and you'll lo•e the twtoklina ni1bt llabt view ol lrvtiae. l Bdrms .. 2~ ba.. Aaumable loan. tD Coldwell Banker I ............ 1 ..... •••· loa•. 111' dn. fllt,500 I br. 2 ba. --......... IOIO ....................... a.-..... 1012 ....................... l1JUNO 6 B.EAUTl.P'UL! 3 ...... J bath, patio .... ...,.ec1 iD bills of ....,_. Nlpel. Paver tUe wltla eartbtone ~ flrep&a~. wet ........ ~ littk e&IJ· un yard. •121,soo .. Ake .. Wse UIWDA· bleao..of"6%. "-11-V..,.l.I. 4'7·14'1 1 ( 11 II ' I I CJL5UN MewporlC....... 640-5357 t14DBMAUET mcunYIHOME Tb.la 3 Bdrm, 2 batb beautifully decorated Lulk bome aa located ln wry desirable Eaatbluf I. lacludea pool " spa. ~. Call Dan 81bb forappt. ROGBlS It.EAL" 675-231 I '61 u:,.,. IMdt I 069 ....................... s.a....... 1016 ...at 11.A.UTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• EaeeptlooaJ dlQ>leX on flOIECLOSUU SALE rare ldni wide fee lot. 3,000 1q ft ocean view J1lll stesm to tbe sand, ~. must be 10kt bMla. decor. Owners wt· now. Brtn1 payments It Wida oeMD view. Xbat current I& take our .... ncard. 'l'ldl oae saoo.ooo Jou. Call qt. ._ .. all. Tau O'ftr ... ..,-U =.,• IMK. cau ao.. -,_-..._------ IACOISllALn c,.r•••• 1011 67M670 ...................... . ..dt \\;1lk1" t~ l t!I! COUM'IU ISTATI wmtYllW New~ .-ate. built wnh pride and quality materials thruout Amen.Illes and special fe&urea m~ Ulla re- 11119te .... cl. lllnd". l.ar'lt ' bdrm, Ml)eftte maid's~. fcnna1 ~ rm. (am1lJ rm.. --------... llbnr7. bar. 4 adobe frplcs, ata1811t lll&u. ilicANYDll ==~~ Bdnm. 51,ii batbl. Pool mcfapa. Sl.2SlS.OOO. pool, apa~ ... rmet ldtcbm. ZoaeO ad room for bonee. Owner wlU belpftaaoce. 19$,0llO. - WAT1.RFRON1 HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 s..ta.... 1080 111 ST ARMES CO. 673-7761 ~~~~~~~~~I ...................... . MIWPOIT $169,000 3 bdn:n + den. Lge lot wn.m for boat or RV ~Newly paintAld ini.rtor. wooday at· moepbeN, aecluded J11111io 6 '-kyard. cme lo~l ahometo adoYI .Don'\ Id ll allp by )UL ... 11ll ~ Walker 1; let! '3900 Down 3 bdrm Towabouae. Aaaume balance.--~ Speetao•lar Harbor "-o.lo. ... ieQ.lac by owner. PJ5,000. t64ICDt. NP!' CREST CONDO ma. jaeuDI, pool,~ Illa; fl'oat prtme location, oca • Catallna view. cr.tiw ftoaDc. at 10% avail. Prln onlj. Aat. •'7113 -...L,.... 1016 ....................... SOUTH LAGUNA CHARMER Ocean views and nearby bucb await you at Um 4 bedroom. 2 beth home. <nMtve financln& and ndivatA!d seller wUI as· aial you ln purchase. $174,500 UNG<> REAL ESTATE ~1 •EXCITING• U.hft ltU Travel•n w I OUlalde patio .. 1arden D11lawaaber· dlapoul·fro1t fru P'rl11datu, P'rencb armolre dlvlder. 2 a&oraaa abeda, eoroer lot OfUDl,'l) SPIClALIUY BuuW\&l 3ld2 Keyw om) llloblle Home ln Laluna Hllla, nicest ~ atar park. 7al5 eorl porch, mirrored doon1. 11,allt wood lntllrlora, 3,,.. Ton air caod. 2 apaclow; Br'• with bat.h + dresa lna area. walk ln closeUI All for only S29.500. <HlJ6S38), CLASSIC MOllLIHOME SALIS 2706 Harbor, Ste 206-A 540-5937 HUMTIMGTOM IY'ntESEA Sll.000 3 Br Mobile Home, ~P prox ~. rru. lo Oreao Pod Spa ~ center l.ncludes storage shed &: encl. pallO. A must lo see' Call 75'2-1700 now ' ,..,...,,,, ,,, 9.. , if•,, , !eU!IHI ......... ..,.ty 1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ Hart.or ~d. Lee ..... New1y remodeled shop-t:_~ center in Costa bu suites avalla· ble for Immediate oc- ~ from 480-1440 sq It. S.feral baa 2 eo tranca. some have new carpeta • patnUng. Call Paula S. Katz Agt. 213/484-4S11 ,..SCHOOL ~ fw" ch1ktreo Plus lar1e 3br. 2ba. boat CD 1arp lot Room 11/>l IO/o AMAHCIMG WA• .... O.. lnc:Oft9 ,,.rt, CALL 752-1920 J 'f)UAIL AX~S~~ 10,-TN 1:10 P.M.I $35,000 CASH will asaume a 1~ loan on a sharp Costa Mesa 4-p&ex ean 645-1100 A gt Pnn only MGMTAVAtL Your H B unilb, Coumelor RJty, Inc 536-2Ull 6UHITS CORONA DB. MAR 1 Block to the buch. With a ruce v1ew l To 3 bdrm apt.lo with covered park:tng 1!:.xceUent ren taJ haatory $750,000 t714) 67J-4400 &Jill 6U.2121 HARBOR A Di vtslon of Harbor lnve!ltment Co. WILL SUIORl>fHAn Two unlta. room to bUI kt 2 more. Owner will carry flll&l)CUlg. $11.5,000. Call 54&4llO for mon Ullo. · · ! ~ HERITAGE . • R E ALTORS ~~nc.SC.'1411 CHda•l•h:~ow• ......... 1700 ~~~~~~~ ....................... -zzoo LOW IMTBIST ~~~••••••••••• Gtw.tl.ee..... Jl....c>VIDLOTS Tab O"l!t" low interest o--0a .a.-a. plao1 tor rate loan! Several choice ._.. ... ""' I 2 bedroom condo bomea a1relMl1 approved homes In popular Spr for bul Id In IC Ca 11 inga community 1n 6'1S-4491. IOAM 5 30PM Tue Sal Irvine Lakes. streJm~. __ _ t.ennis, luah laod.scapm)I ~ Dnerl. From $57 .950 Rnort 24 00 Phone today (pnn only 1 •••••••••••• •• ••••• •• •• 544· 1"34 (Broker ) Huntmitton II arbour Cun do. 28r, 21t2Ba A.slung $1SO,OOO. 846-2912 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clean duplex. Corona del Mar Owner w1fmanct> ~for appt 640-7442 --Property 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TtiftlX APPEAL FOR LEASE New 2 bedroom 2 bath home Mi1is1on LakC''> Country Club Golf t.cnrua pool. Beautifully landsrapt•d, no m:.un t.enance yard 91190 Clubhou.-.e Rd Desert Hot Spnn~s 213 378 2572 CATAUNA ISLAND 28rrondo. $140.000 Eves :>57·~ Owner OutafSfate v...lllll Lulo.t)' OoDdi) z Br •• ba PfftbOlaH. Oulrdld .... pool. ct.cl. fillOlt term. 11200/mo. ~"' 7Q.tieel .............. d ....................... HJ4 Nn'POBT IDJOl:ITI llr. l .. + 1arpn1•· ,., eood. UIS/mo. LIM Rherald• ft1ee. Call Curt II, A 1t Gl·Da .......... lbr. Iba. fMd 1d. 1 blll lo aeltl•. orct11v. trpk. 97Slto •1111 lft. '· ar..d ....... 2~be Cclo- do. VleW ot dly ts ocean. l100llO. .,.... ,.,. ,.., 3 Br ........ yard. ll500 1111). Call 131-0311 for appt to ... DEl.JGJn'P'UL a br. 2 ba.' Pam rm , fireplace, dbl. car S5U /mo. 831-18.~.A# noz 4Br. b • lm')/mo 402 _ ........ ••••••••• Mltb Place. CM tat 6 lut u..... ..... 2Brnr~l500 3 Br 2ba. or bch 1151> 2Br. pool, t.mn.LI S700 38r. pool. t.enD1s $700 Ltdo 2 Br. nr all_, On water 2Br 2ba l85C> On water 2 Br /deu $1300 On water, VlEW, lge 2 Br +dep $2250 Lee new 3Bl' 1 ba ~ Submit abort term oo any ol the above. Also. owners may furniah. Waterfront tto..a lilc. 714/631-1400 Alamitos Bay Belmont Shores water view 3br, 2ba, fam rm, frplc, new cr1Jlll & d.rpl. St v Boat dock avail S7SOMo ~1 or439-8261 lc6oo ,..... 3207 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut 4 BR, ocean view, gar, W U. stove. refrl( Yearly SOOO Rod. Al(l 673'8821or67~ CoroM dtl Mer 3222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ? BR. 2 ba .• garage. pnv pa llO SS.SO Mo , lse A gt ~ 760-0489 +depim&46-sall. Clllia ·~ Stdo 121.1 per mo. uUI pd M5-7212 avall 1111 8raad New 2Br 2"'ba. z. car pr, pool Ir ja&m. my aitrac.tJ ve 845-8816. CLEAN 2 BR. ucl garage, & patio area S3llO mo Aduha. DO ~ mw. Wilaoo.631..- 2Br. lBa. on 11 kit, W Side. M25 mo. 17~ 1292. SS&l 3226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sparkling clean 3br, 2i.o.ba, den. frplc. pvt comm. pool. tenru.1. yrd • pauo Nr bch. $11.SOMo ., I.SOS ------BTcwo 3232 ....................... HOM~t'ORRENT 3 or 4Br Pnced rrom se>-~ Fn<"d yard & garages F1m1l1e~ please Kids & pets wek.'o<M Cal 11164 2566 or in2971 ARt no f~-- FoMt• Val.y 3234 ....................... HOM~ FOR RENT 3 °' 4 Br Prtced from Hl5-1186 Fncd y. rd & l(arages Fam1l1e11 please Kids & peta wdcome C.all 964 2:!ill8 or m21m Agl,noree Be au t 1 r u I Spy g I a 1111 Flstat.e, Greenbroolt Barcelona wlthootstand.ing w 1pooi & apa 4br, 2ba Qite IBr, !Bal w/frple. aao~lao Sao Joaquin ~ ...... Walk to tow t :a ... a BB. 2 ba beeeb. '100.19-1111 Saa W• .S.1 Model l BL& TO BEACH Lusury Good ... Adulta ... Tri·'-"' dupln. l.IOO tq llo. A-. . .._ ft. 8p9d.aaUr octan • T.....,._..... a.y W!wl. 2 BR. 2Va ba. I BR. Family Rm. 2 ba, dlntna rm. frple, dbl 1ar wMiaw.Oommpool,1pa, w1elec door . .:>Olmo. ._. •l*tk. 900, ... ms 112-Nlll --~-~~~~~- ~~~-~~~~-Executive rental. 2Br. 1 ~ C.ondo. cocoa Cf1lt., pool I& rec. f ac , refrl1. 1acl.. SUS ~ Wdbrdle. IBr. 2Ba. 2 car pr. w /opel!ltt'. watef' in· cld. tple/dlabwuher. 1815 mo 752· 1212. 4lllZ.a&el WSc1llf Md Newport 8ndL 48r. 3Ba, jacuul tub. Gardener II any. D'llQY ldl'U. Avail. nt1W • m 1.1153 IDOf'IUDI or evea . SUNSET BEACH 8adlroill R»Lc 4Br. 381. 2 IDt. 2 bv nns, pr, PLUSH Ml-llo.1 -------~~-a.y Deane home Uruv SEA VIEW • Lae or IN Prtt. 3br. 21M1. wooded " wlopt to buy Guarded beamed eet.b.np. Frptc. comm. View Sl.500 /mo. WDt to poo&, t.emUa. acbla ar m. u11. ss 1-9176 Nr UC.I SIOMo. CaU IMi Monoco 2Br 2.8a C»olM0-5577, 540-1005 den. water. ·&Cine; 1nc1' LF.ASE Rancho Su Joa· S125. ~ QWl Vl.11.a beaut. condo. 2 br. den. 2"' ba. Pool " aai.na, A IC, 6 garage BO mo. Days 844-0210, eve" wtaxit 64CM81.8 Woodbndae Efl late. 2br. ~. "deo E&ec aar dr opnr Assoc. pr\vl 1815Mo. L1Udut+1ec. 1162-58211 Northwood New 4br home l800Mo Pools, tennl.!I, etc. Will oon.slder short be. Avatl lm~ m«l67 91.arp 01!W 3 BR coodo m Woodbridge Fenced pabO, eartblones ;'\ va II now. lff $525 Aaeot ~ LaiJ-le«Jt 1241 ....................... Beaullful home 10 e1t· chaive Viet.on& beach. 3br, 3b•. ram rm. 3 dedts. W 11uperb wbJte water view St.epg to heh. $13l0Mo. 4M-M21 2 Br. 1..., ba. tae yard. view. $650 1mo. Tom 54().23)0"' 494--0lil Lg 28r. 28•. blln1. qits drpa. pauo. dock. yrty S7Z5 mo lr1~987 s ac canyon coado. 3 BR. 2Vt ba. Move·ln cond. Popular euthtone decor. No pet.a. Sim Per mo C F Co&ellwort.hy Rea1t.or 640-0020 UDO 4 BR. 3 be $1200 Mo __ Ag_eot 87W170 __ ON WATER 2 1t.ory J bdrm W1lh fresh decor liOO mo ~ Wat.erfronl ~6311400 ---- Bhlls. aplCIOU:ll 3 Br 2 "'t ba • " p-eenbelt, pool ~ Mo. Ra.ltor 644-0 lJ4 s...... 3210 ....................... Nr So C.OUt Plaza 3 BR 2be Cando. m.50 mo Al(l ~ BeaW!ul JBr. l"'-Ba Con do + earage. vacant, nr So c.t P\a.r.a. 1dl5 mo 311 W Alton UD.ll C ()pm t.e ~ l_. or call ao.1e .... 2312 l BR . ._., blk to beach. UI • '15. cm mo. M2-6514 . MM.'!00 2Br. clean. Avail Now lint.II J .. 27&.b M50 lr1~1117 l Br wtth pet.lo. prvte. ti.II mld·June ms mo IM &ai.1 Ctil 111),.2.1.llO • C..MeM 3724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASADIOllO AU. UTILITIES PAID Compare before you rnt Custom de111n feature& Pool. BBQ. cov 'rd garage. nt>w furniture. surrounded With pliah laodllcapmic Adu.It ll vuig at tt.a best No pets I Bdrm fum.11hed $.17!;. 2 Bdrm f unu.sbed $450 3115 W Wlilon, 842· 197 I Map6e St. Apt.I now rent !AA I Bdrm aptB, 127~ Bllchdor 1145. l.91.9 Ma pW St 631 3874 IW"4• IHdl 3140 •••.•...•••.••......... H..l'sRMEST ~ fllutto Lavini.< · Beawtul park like l!Ur rnund1nR~ Terrac~ poof Sunken gas b ~p~rlthnc fountain SpJc1ous room ~para~ d1n1ng ilre1 walk in closet.<;. ho~ Lt..k latchen & cabmeQ Walk to Huntingt on (inter .! Bedroom rum ~ . Townhouse furn ~ Adults. no Pt'L' Lt.11.Jllel> 1-'ree' 1...AQlJlVTA HERMOSA U!21 I Parb1de Ln I h. W cl Beach, 3 blkb i:, &f f.dmeet" M'ISMI Ocean&Harborvtews. Huie fam rm. walk to Oceanfront N. end. l 4 bedroom & Family K·Htcbls.:;:;liesonly = !;.~i, = ....,.. ..... l1tl JJ:ll ...................... . ....................... DlOO per moot.h S15Mo. •TU> BEAQIP'RONT HSE·La __ Agent-=-_: 1_00-_tSS1 ___ 11.....,_INdl 3240 ---------• dlr; 18a. 2 IDt. Z U• rm.. ec.taMeM 3ZZ4 --·---··•-••••••• ee... modern J bl' exec. IWPLUSR. ... 11.03 z Br w~ .. "30. Crpt.t, home. ~w W t I 'u Jztl ....................... Sharp 2 br. atove 6 refna Aduha, DO pet.a. $3915 Imo 548-1377 KIDSMTSotC EASTSJbE duplex. 2 BR. M& 1 BR. S185. Gar. IGZ510or~ ClaY ~ Nr-Ocean Dl.x Newer Le aBd 2~a. 21Jty All A.mm Vae ~W35 3br, 2ba, pool " Jae S7SOllo. Newly re· deconted. MS· 7803 or ~3711> New 2-.ty 3br. 3ba. Vacant now S650Mo &LS-7lm or ~3760 NEW 3br. 2"2ba Condo rmny reatures Nr S Cst Plaza t600 540-4083 Bnttany Woods New 3br 2~ Twnhse 2 rar itar A-pie. m1rro. pool. ten rus ~ 640-0759 ----- fncd water pd. 2710 • cty Ytew frocD ....,. ............... -··-- "8" ware. UMUD roam.~ xtru. 900 IEllDFORR&NT l 5pm _mo._.._ __ ,._.;..; ta-__ n_4$ __ 1 a or 4 er. Pwtced mm ..... hcd .,ant. 4c!x,~n=::-·1 ::: 2:;o:::.:r.:--l& yd. 1•r•IH Yam1lles ............... _'Im. .-..-. pleu•. K1d1 6 peta -·~-·-----------· ..... -Cal.l~-12MIW .......... JUO man.~•fee. QUALITY ttOI tlS .... ••' ••••••• ..... - 3 er.~ ba, 21tor7. :a 3 ~~::""'tram =-ti.,~~~ ...... ~yard. Oa.y Ave C714_.550t 1ara1ea. P'amlliea or m4 >N-1371 pleaae. IChh 6 pela wMoolDe Call IM-Z511 or ....... ~Zatrpr. 9lllD. Kids 6 pm O.K. Od1Elf9; ...... c 0 " hi "rd 3400 ....................... HOMES FOR RENT 973-2'11. "-1.1111> fee. Ne9llOf'l ~adl Dqaot. 3 or 4br Pnced from ------"'------ll*10UI 1 BR. 2 a. ram M9tU5QS FDcd yard 6 4 .... a• Ir View by derorator Use of gar aces F • m 111 es amemtJes ll50 B-5700 please Kids & pets Avai.J oow, din rm. 2 car ~come Call 984-2S68or garage, frplc. super C1 f I h .. 3425 973-'lSTll A.n. no fee "'*1> . .., mo a.ifu M*:d ----'Zl·7070or~ ...................... . Super 2 8 r Condo ~~~~~~~~~~I Pn!tty, 2 bdrm. 2 ba, patio wlrefng, ckl8e to ever a..,....,.. 1252 l'IJlne wmr cond . son ythloa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• water. frplc. front 4t rear SUD ~1-1814 Preuy. 2 bdrm. 2 ba p.UO pel.los. loaded w lcbann l'IJlne w /air cond . son 772 7003 water. frplc. front & rear 2 Br 2ba. SS.SO mooth. 38r • prof. dttorated. lmmac. ~ maid 9«" • Ubl. <:o6oc' TV. ~ wk «bJ mo. .. ZZZ7. ..... LAGUNA BEACH llTR INN. llaAd Mn.. collf' 'JV. bellt.ed pool u (714 MM·~ 98$ QJMlHwy rona I & 2 Bdrfn.3 frl*. aaody twach. view a BBQ. pr. Thru Juae -151.., ....... 1 Room w1beUt 115 wkl~ cmUd Mr'Vlt'e. ulJ.IJlJ4"'< 10 d Breakfast opt1on11 1 TI41.._300t 741 So <.:out Hwy ·~·part.... 37 69 ....................... THE "GOOD LIFE" YEAR·ROUND FUN Sor1,1I At l1v1I ''' ['t rite tot ••, •• , ~un1J.1y Brun<.h • 1360 • P r l•ll'> • Ptu~ mucfl l"'un· 3Br. Mesa Woods home Near schools. churr hes & So Coast Plaza S700 mo ~:11511 or 645--0502 an 12 Newt>r 4 Bt, 2 ba, family nn, frpk, cpt/dJi>g. IR pot.lo, x.lnt loc Gardener tril6 Eves 840-6203 pmboa. k>ecjed w/cbarm 1"'9ba. ~ month S50 772·78Xl good houselteepinc de · GREAT RECREATION 3 Br condo w pool. lighted ~. sauna 1a1·uzz1 , etc Eal tn lutchen, ram• ly rm. frplc. huge pvt pat.lo & 2 car gar ~ mo 646-4477 lm ducUoo S46· 3429 --------•I UIOdel ocean vu, mac __ _ _ 2Br 1'...,ba !pie. patio. OCEAN V1EW N 8 Adil VACANT 4 Bdrm 2 Ba. extremely clean Children & ~ OK $525 mo A gt ~· fng, sec-. pool. tennui. 2br,2ba. frplc, bale. <'lub 811\ilt uv l800 G>-S967 hie. poo1, ~. ms cm 4Br, 2Ba bou1e. xlot neq~hborhood . nr achoola. ~ue. SS7S mo 4113-mO or m. uno ch. 731 571111.eves 731 2835 tunf"l1' •Ft..-... L ...... , .. ,,. IP"' A prr •"l I • } Hf>dlltt Clutt • '>· '"' , • H'tf)rom""'·•Q• • ::,""'"' m 1nQ • Gu•' (Ir • nq Ra1'9f' BEAUTIFUl APART _.ENTS '> ~ r11~ht•<1 ... U• t ·"''~' 1•c1 • Ac:Jun L..-·f-.; •I\ r • ,, Great Eaata1de Costa Mesa location. Fix & Save. Only Sl.25,000 for fail. aale Call now ' ~Mn Property 2600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. l be tnplex unit m SHARP 3Br, 2Ba. CP'l'S, DRPS. LC FNCD YO. 1 BLK TO BCH. SS7S mo (213 > 431 3125 eves wbdl 3 Br. 2 be llSO per mo m eludes prdener water Tbormon Rily 831-0300 Luxury c ondo •n beautJful aurrouodmgs 38r. 281. bncll frplr Skylight. ~wtmm1n& pool. ttarage, laundry hookup, truh compal tor Z50 mo IM7 J062 • MlllJl'I' or ... n •fo·•v q 106 ~ Walker 1; Lee Part Ctly, Utah Condo. aleepe 8, Sweetwater time share urut, Jan 19th Um.I 2l6t.h , March 15th l.hru 22nd Sell or rent nt4 )752-8995 or 833 LM5 No C M S400 mo 642-4905 days. 673-8197 evea. NEW 2 Br. 2 ba . townhouse. Laundry. patlo. Adults, no pet.a Pl5 w /discount. 645-7300 Bea~ 48r + fam rm. nr EdllOll HS 8022 Rhodes la eo mo. 8'7S.5484 evew ..... ~. ........ JZ4Z Super 2Br Townhouse ••••••-••••••••••••••• Central loc. Dix reaturea. Townhouse 3br, 3ba. rec f rplc , bltlns. U2S. fad, boaUbp avad. 2 car 6'2--0346 pr. 925.Mo. IMM054 Mela Verde, 3 BR 1114 Ba. J*Uo, eartbtone cpl.I. new paint, $825 mo '151-2'300; 541-5145 LIASl/Ol'TIOM Colle1e fSark, 3.4 BR POOL home. XJnt famlly area. '100 mo. i.t as laat +ac. David.~ 2 BR l ba, DU tpta/drpa, pam&.. Best W'alde loc. 13ZS/mo. 11t/18't+ $100. ee. ian uk IOt f'ra.Dk COLL.IDG£ PARK. JBr aba, compl tely rt• furblabed. new crpta, drpt, kitchen Or, D/W, .,.ia& IA • out. LH tl50 tnD ldd ......,.. C.ll OlllD8'6M-4Zl'f. 3 Bdnn on waterfront w I boatalip.*«> 2JJ.•um UMTAU t BR. t Ba .......... MOO 2 BR. 2~ ........... '175 3 BR. 2 S. ....... ll50-SJS lAMe Nipet Oolf Course Onto 2 br, A IC, W ID. poet cs 831-1178 ..._Yltto lU7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMES FOR RENT 3 or 4 Br. Prteed from .-..sm. n.cd yard• ttara1ea. Families pleaae. Kida fl peta wekome. Call 1114-2586 or m.zm. ~.no fee. Jl't>c' leue Cre.t Condo 3 4Br 38a f1repla<"t", w /Bar Recently de corated 1950 mt> ~101 . San Juan. 3 • 2 & pool 4ie 2 car itar w /1tora1e Fteah paint, walk to stores M95 mo Day 881-0971 or evea 4gg. 7998 Oakwood O.rden Apartments Newport Beach/So '100 ltll f' ~· •IJ' , •• ~, •' •• '" (1141 b47 IJ'71' Newport Beach/No. 880 lr••nh •••• 1tilflt 17141 645 05b0 ()) t.he ocean. 2 br 1475 mo. 1 br StOO mo Feb lit. Gl--0800orUM127 Bayfront rurn11h~d . wmterrmtal 8robr, 1'7M9U 2 Br. l be. f\am. W\I' $400 I BR.. 1 be •• beyfront, uabw.,,..,..,.. tm J BB. 2 be .. bQ view, f\n.. wtaltr. ll.GDO c::.......... • .. lllllllllUIU•••••• ............. , W lf1 I I :.:r:.' ;;_ ::~:" Mala' AP'f"S 1 • SuD• .... u -........ '-auUf\al, coo•/l&Uol..t '-Wt ... fW tamlli• -.111-11a _. L I 6 S c:tUklra ------~ Near ~ • 1cbool1. I Br. I be Ea1111dt t..dr, DM!t~.... rm. pr. ~mo.• lllh : .... '. "'° Pl llM1ll Jlr.t• G1:5 • .,,.. lbr. blttm. ~y. ~IP'• ---~c II fa drpa Adulla NO aa ,,..,. PETS. GIQlo. t'1M410 __ '-•..:...... ... ...,. __ VD.J...A POllONA W 0 t ..... APA.RTllENTS .. ... ....... ~ Phone6'3·3>l5 ,,.... ~ on.'11P1 oto¥ely, qlliet all dult ...... ~11U1. ••raS'" bMfa ~ ~1628drm& .. , t • ~-.. ~·drapes I Bl* s.1:::5i-DS\ •PQol 6 BBQ 1 D I 1319-DI> ·~ pmoor balcony IS.--'6&lZZ •Nr Hoa1 Hospital. •e•·•All ..,.,..., • 2 mi rrom ~ lliMdl. All.TS c ~ooc11 GIUIC'OPll ... Ci 2 BR. den, 1pl.Jl·level. Z Br. Z e. $&.SO frptc, sty bgllt. deck. No £Mel._. kw'ahnn waJk dWdnm Of' pets. $485. 180 &o complete 1bopp1n1 E. ZlstSl. D'l)'S.646-42162 ~ landacaped ~ apt& Pnvate Upper 2 BR. t ba., sangle pelJol or decb prage S295 Mo 1st & Open lo-6da.t.ly Last mo's rent + secun- 3111 West WU.00. C M. ty dep. $100. Call S48-9652 (BebiJXI Harbor or 561561 Sboppt.ng Center). --,~--... -~-,·u--- 131·5613/$48-2408 n;a I l'U""I I n Large, quUll 1 br, compl. redec. Pool & pal10 Adults. 00 pelb. ~30 S285. Near new luxury townhouse IJ.ke your own home 2 br, l~ ba, all amenities. Fenced pauo, garage. Small child, pet -ok. 13115 Drive by 1921 New 2 Br, 2 ba, new Anaheim St, then call townbowle. Adults, no 664117. pets IJl)S. I Br & bacb _______ ....__ 25() 64.$-UIO. NEW 28r, 2ba tobse. ----1 Lndry. Adlts-no pets. $34S. 2Br, patio. C/O, 1:115.. lbr It bacb $250. refrlg, adlt1/no pell. MS-7300.. T.M-AJa.mestW6-C72S --------''lllESEVIU..E'' i Bdrm. 1 Ba. fr.t Ullit ol 2Br, •/pr. Adlta, new dupG. Excell locaUoa apts • dzia. Bttns, fDcd near Npt J{CLI. 1 yr le&M yd. Waiter pd. llM120. M50 mo incJ. water Ir 3819 "G" Santa Ana $37$ prdenef-. ,..,.. 840-9900 Eastskie huae 3 br. 2 ba. E SIDE 2 br, patio, frpk. K1ds ok. ~. Agt garage Adults. no pets 642-:11.SO, 642-1010 $350 UIO 21st S48 21Z7 •2 Br, I ba oondo nr So Coai.t Pt.ua. New crpta, drpl, A/C, pool, .ecwily gate. Children ok, no 2 Br. 1 ba, $.1.o mo + cleam.n& depoent moves you l.D LaUDdry rm No pets. 64 2-7356. 792- Sbahmar. peta. $te0. 968-~ or -------- 56Wl.51. Smny. 2 Br 1 be, upalairs llJt. E'Udew/prlrlaun· 3 Bdrm apt, $C'15 mo. Gu dry rm. no peg. MOO/mo paid, encl 1ar. ad I ta ava.U Fllb 1. &11-UMM MUD1I ---------1 F.altaMle, z ea 1 Ba, new l Bdrm -. eocl aaraae. epte, drp9, etc. $395. 1325 ~ mo. 111 paid. m.aJO; 54&-5'7~ .. .,, I Ut. I ba towabome, • .....,. laundry, palkt. <ic. lo btl9 llnti. AduU., nop9tlt Dk\ 118> tm 3br. aba, n 11•, drpa, bllinll, Ji~ paUo V.-ry clNtn Cklff t.o 1chb 6 •hopptna Very qwel al.'MIJl :l'1'm 3 BR. :l be C'OOdo. bllns, QeW rerr11 No pell!. A.dWtl 2:nd tioor, c~ to pool. Janm.a, ~nnla eta . r« rm I Ml. from bear h Cent rally lor Ooled garage Sttunly bldg l Yr lease. Seaspray Condos. ~'TllO l.f.?e 3 br, 2 ba, frplr, ~ Adults, no pet.a. Sl525. 1'1>-1ru. m.nn 2br. Townhouse Condo Nr Kil 1 ml beach. $3110. 714-547 -&&51. 714-644-0195 MAIUHBt"S W ALIC Vf!!l'y lg 28r. 2i.;.ea, lllX· ury apt, C11>lc, yd, 11ar, nr Huntington Harbour, ctu.klren OK. $500 mo. 1BBB2 J ib Circle, apt 1. 84Mfl17 ... .............•...... 3 BRCDDdo, 2 ba., ffl>I, or. pool Ir t.enrus. 17~ Mo., yearly. e.y" 8-dl 75Glll lntm new~ I lw labbUlt CIODdo. Prplc, deck. pool, teum, spa, etc. $W5mo. GM348 aft 8 ...,_. leocfl ll41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apt. in exchwve Victona Beach-lbr. 2ba. newly decorated. Deck w1magn1ricent ocean view. Steps to bch S600Mo. incl ul1I 4M-94Zl. 1 Br duplex, larae It clean. ln Lafu.oa Ca· avan. $«lO lnc uW. Cell 4M-8791 aft e Luxury I Br apt. UtlllU. Included IZ500. cau ~ --------~ 2 BR. ead prage, lae IASTSIDI pallo, sns mo. Call ... ..,.. led ll6' New • com~ re-~, ask lor Pam or -••••••-·•-•••••• ~ 2 -. a bdrm L1trrJ PAllC HIWPOIT CXU•IN eomewttheacl. Bachelors. 1 or 2 I a r a I e 1 • Y a r d s • TOWNHOUSE Bedl'oom9 Ir Townbouaea WMber /drJer book-up. aip.-2 br, 1~ be. family From $380.00 No pSa. From taS. 2117 rm w/frplc, di.Dini rm. Spectacular apa, total DdeDAve.111·1755 lauadry rm, water It rt'creaUon pro1ram, ~---,...-.. -3-9-R.-,-,_-11-.. 11-.-.• p.rdeaer. 1450 sq. ft. IOO&l prop-am. 7 POOis. e ..........., '475/mo. Call Cwt 11, tennia courta. At Pubion in&-PlaylJ'OUDd, pool. A&t.Dl-18. Island, Jamboree 6 San 646-lel ~Hilla Ro9d. 2Bdrm. stove 6 refrt1. F.M&aideZbr,lba,utllpd. '7141'44-1900 No 1ara1e. $350. Adults, no peta, $350. se.GM;Ml-2316. 1--------· Al8olbr$325. ___ s..0492 ______ 13 Br. 2 be, dalnrhr, f11>lc. 2 Br 2 b9 apt. or. So. Cst references req'd. SS.SO Plaza. Poole, etc. Im· mo.13l-21111$or84.5-9220 mac. cood. No chlldren '225 mo.. lBr Dpls, quiet <Jr peta. ~-leaa die· court, 1lo1le, non· coum. ... 7(18; l3M44'7 amoUr only. prev rental ex1 llll. rel. 1154 w. 17th 548-0358 SIJO. 1 Br, refrt&, clean, E/Skle, ~a BR 2 ea. yd, adulta, no peb. 731-C W. DO p«a .. S(75. 67~7396; 1Jlb9l. MH'1Z5 MZ4M ..... HOA .. jllDUCID Highly up,-raded, pro- feSlionally decorated 1 BR Blcb lo VenaiJle. Condo overiooldn1 foun- ta in & parll -l ike courtyard. ~ll ~urlty bldg. tm/mo. Call C.644-7211 ASK roa NIGEL. Agt SD>taS. 1112 Br •IQ. bekloaJ, petJo. laundry rm.-• /encl 1ara1e 2 ea. 2 be, bttnl, 1ar. 1 BR. stepa to beach. aar. Mil>, Leele. Apat ptna. P'75 mo. yrly. '1SM)O '19C)-OC89 tm-311151; 5'4-eml ~ aa.i• tm. New 2 Br. apt. Encl Lower duPla a br, 2 ba, ---=-------:. f!N. Gftllt &oc. Adhl, no wf'P9tio, w/W C'pl., cl11J9, peD.5e-9Mi,m.2291 bllo1. ~ bit to bch B0/1DO. cau 548-355.5 NartJ...,......,a&raa. l0"9bouae. Spacloua ~ • pool. Qa6tlt area. AduJta, DO pell. NID."5a9~l J Bd.rml, l batlt apt. Adlldtl. sns. GM).; Ou Nmr D1W 2 bd or. So. Cit Plua, ...... DO pet.I, 1115. &l4-5IZ3 New 2 bt, l ba. frplc. plllo. No peta.lJ0.1 Baker a teOO mo. ea. 11a. 1 ea EutaMe, ar s11iops, carpon., 00 PIU. ., per 111).IGQMI z.•=.f041111..;,;;;.;;;;.:.::::.-.....~-_,.. 112• LAM~APl'S ......... __ ....... . ~ i.aM bd ,.,._ Uh', dean, Ulle oew, apea .. MW&a. Dlb~wbr, dlbwhr, pr, balcony . .._ wJ pr,... . Hr.omm.m.ae ••· Poal. 0• Pd. TJI FLtoan: ..-i ..... , h'ple, ........,~. ..;....-..;;;;;..;;..;..;.;;.:..;.;;;.~----IDI•· lmm..Uate oc• a.._ bf la...-loea-eupaae1. •OS/mo. tbl. ,,_ noor, Wit· 49Mm. la kite~••· PHiio. ~ ... Pwla ...... N ... .,... .... .... Oceanfront, J1a1t atepe away fkom Ulla upper 3 Br condo on the Pea.1111ala. Yrly M75, Garace, DO peta. MOo003'1 Ground llooc coodo; 2 BR. 2 bL, frpl .. comm. pool. No peta. Walk to ahopa, .. Mo.,,..,.., Condo, 1 BR, 1 ba., modern 1>14, Mcwtty le COQYt.nlence. St.tps lo bua, .... beach. MtllS llo.,1f'l1 a.,•BMeb '?&Mill ta_. w/pr., I l>lb Ma tdl.. All utll. p&td, ."-........ · .._OITMTI. .... MIWI .,... IWllll a ..... ," be : .,_, PAdmM : Cl U'1 ull&~ •~tit locatloo. "ToJ or ''' Uu .. ftatw.... A val&. now, ,.....,..,.,. ... Aaeol . ,lblk-•bch. Upualra, ao P•"· "111rno. Mio.,. ~ mwtra. a br, a~ bit. I rar mcl. 1ar. tmo. ..... l OLK TO BEACH. Lwt- ury Tri level d\q)lex. LIDO aq ft Spedacular ocean la ti., Ytewl. 2 BR, 2~ be. dl.oinll rm, frpk, dbl Pf W/eklc door .ic>/mo. ...... •mo 2Br. 2Ba, dplx, 1 blll lo ocn, ranae. d1hw1br, cpt/drp1, ,..... to ..... Ur eao- do W I~. SI.JS loci. L&t.L-....~ . ...... to ...... S&ao- t.ca ... NalHmkr only. m.-io aft. 5 Pll. Wam.I: SincJe p&r9llt 6 child to share Iara• Lq\aa bome. llaater bdrm. 6 beth. Ila or 2 ....... ~Depoert ~~Call Pam $4&-2044 wart. 4'f-4.Mt home. Ml&ul.J tem. 2 BR I Ba ... in Cdll. U.D.50 + "°» utll Perfect ale al! 640-.ao ..... /Wbldl. Allt ,...... to alwe: pvt rm. be. 1pa fac, Npt lkb for rellDed emp&'d fem, ref'a teq'd. All epm ..... Roommate for heavtiful 48r bH. Cdll. 3 bike from bcb, frplc, yd, M64lt 4JIO ....................... ....... ~l~ =prqe 175• s.. az a•• ll7' . Ocwsiraat. N ':'&: ....................... _m..w. _______ _ IMSbacbelor. Ulil pd, •It Gar•ae for real H.B. to bch No ~ -.Cl4.S or 565'10t aru. 13910. Ca II 9-5. SJl..W4 .. for Jlm ~~ •••••••• ~!C! Offb..... 4400 ....................... .... 2 Br. 1 ~ be, pool, pet.lo, 119 Ir air)'. lmmac. condo. 4108 w. 5t.b.. Gema Rlty l3IMl23 Omdo nr So. Cat Plaza lbr, MC gate, pool, 1Ym jacuz:zl.s.T15 645-9442 OU • cozy lbr, dup&ex. W tattch pr. lndl)' f acl. Lr& fncd · yrd. $31.S wtrelria.~ 1501 Weltditf DP. appros '100 1q ft. wW Wld to 1ult, ample parllln1. Jobn t1lber' IG-3111. Exec. otca. m 1q. IL from SUIO. Secy sen avail, .Juitaia1 LOCI. 557 • 7010 I MO Fiii UH'T Esecu live offices, airport area. up to l2llO aq. ft. New cfllU " drps. ~DOW. 557-7010. , ........... hd ....-.~ .. 'hd 3900 lor2RmSw&.stromm. ---··-••••••••• 719 W. lllUI SC. call TOCD Sawindr.-New 162 bdrm IUXWJ adult apt.I in 14 plane f rom 1150, 2 bdrm ~fromli500+ pools, telmlll. wl!Mdalla, =forcoatiq. pUl. From Su a..> drtve North m Beach to Mc Fadden Ulm Wat on McFadden lo Seawind Vllla1e. C1l4 --51.98. ._ 4000 ....................... Room w 1balb. Kilcben pnvilepe. ~ 11 .. una. Wort:iD,I lady pref. Nr bus. HB/NB are.a 150 wt or li!OO/mo in advance. Send name.phone DUIDIMr • wort1q re-,.,.. to Adm, l>aily PUot. Box uao. eo.ta -.. c.. l'.!IMS Belt aocMioa bl Newport. Ila.le or Fem. Xbrt '*1. SZSO/mo. MZ-811 ~amd ltUdeot •anti to rmt room la very quiet bm. SJl..Zl7'5 aft. 7pm mwea•up Sl udlo a, l br1, ldtcbtnellea, pool 6 n:aldeerv. Sunny Acres llolel HJ..~ G9tltt4-4150 ....................... Ucemed boa.rd 6 care for ambulat ory senior citizen, lovln& cue. frimd1.>' at~e. full time ourema care, lllnt food. ff. B. .,.._ 848-0'746 , .......... 4250 ....................... Larae Bla Bear cabin, eoc>l thl, color TV, 2 h'plcl. aleepa JA. ~8 .... toSlm"e 4300 ....................... ~Avoid depostt.e fa cut fivlnl expenH1! Profeuioaally 1ince 1ll11.. ~TIS m.'1M :WO.ZllO. DICUIMSUl'n Avllil oft'ice specie la Npt. Bcb. w /recept. amwer- tnl aervice. Coal rm lo d uded in reoL ColMr &i sttretarlal 1v1 av1il. From $21115. 133-W'I& 1.2 & 3 Rm. dlx. offires, no lease req N r A.irporter Hcul. 133-3223 9Tol2 wxumous EX1CUT1Y1 sums Offlcea now avail. In ....... ly~edEa eculbe au&ae eea&raily locaed near freew•ys. courta 6i the Oran1e County A irpor t. FadUUea Include 1 frimdl;y. elftdea& reeep- U on I at /lelepbone ::or and~;: c.aDa. a compWe c.w .• Federal law library, beauUfQUy decorated cam..mce rooma, '*"° CCW macblnes, • the fhM1l In Hcretarial 18"rica. For fwtber info Ir • personal t our tbroulb lhe faclllUu, pleue contact Vortac Aaaoc.. nt4 )155-ml; (714 )1155-3800. mc.sunu Prime Newport Beach Joe. Near o.c. airport. Rmt incl recepUon. coo- f ere nce rm, Janitor aerv., uUl1., 100 free copiea • more . SecreUrial Mrv. avail. Li.a or no.c ISl·IMl 1. mc.sunu A combtaatkJn &.bat can't be heal! Perfect &oc.aUon (,clale to fnrJS, a.1rport • restaurants), prof. lleCN&artal eern. ideal omc. • buudluJ ~ pie. For ~ info. call l!ev at f71..2111. O.C.AmPOU Detwle 2 •torJ pound Door. T10 aq. ft. 4 otfkel + r eeep tl o n . Ara/IC.Orqe. Sl/aq. ft Wan'la.t.~ Oru&e County A.lrport .v.. dellr ·~· recei>-Uonilt. cool~ rm A1* far Dta.oe M0-1>&5 e.-4..A.W'd¢' SiJlcAe office Hall. la WeMdllr Baaldin1, 204.3 Weatcu.tr Dr. N 8 . Mr Howard. 166101. I rv1nt' 3U1q ft on MacArtbur Blvd Nr Gulliven llon-llon rt'n Lal • tmMo. Jl\lra&abed 7*7SZ-GD "-lwc:8'i•• w... o.c..-orr lit bulldina behind Gulbver'a. Lars• ...., ~Ye IWtea wtlh ail ~ •vailable. 2021 a._ c.u Dr .• nu. 1n1oe. cau mG1Z2 • I ..... 44IO .... ................. .. f"or lllcn lroftlee apece at ,.......Nerai.. 500 to 2700 Se"· llE8A VD.DE f>& PLAZA IS25111uV_.£.C.ll . 14Ml2J maoa1UY (JU) IQ ft. oftke bulJdia(. neer Udo I*. purcbaae price S1S.OllO w 1$100.000 dwn 430 SZnd St . Newport Beach. Call for detalll &erra Really Gll20 l.D) IQ ft In medical b&d• Avail for lmmed. oc cupaocy. Ample pan- q. Newport. MM.501. SnalJ otnce Ir a.bop. CM. Can aaaume he $2$0+ /mo. 141 2.179. -.zria tOllOSQ, ft.. 2 olea w n.eat. 2 bllds .,..... 2 O/B ...... ~ doon 6 beat. l'Tw)' c&o.e. .... 811-ft m4251 JI.MT LOCA TlOM 7S/D S F' andust.n al parll lSlll avl.l.I '°' lmmed oc ~· I.Del.I om~" warebou8e space Crpt11, drps, wet bar l"Of' IHI ma anlo call~ 12llD ~ rt. ,,_ om~ • ... ,.,. door. S31J mo. D Terminal Way. Ullll a&.~orMMlll. ... w ..... ....................... a. ai 1 !I oom couace in qwn spot in La1una lll!ac:b. Ccnoa del llar or Oolta lleN for l300 or ie.. Qlaet area elM'D:. uaL Write ad MS8. co The Dally Pllot Newepaper. P.O. Boa ueo. C.O.U lie ... CA 92121 or telephone m.1W:W. lfto, lm,GOO lit TD. Well tarr: a.. UIMd pra. 1tcured w /IO monlla ......_ ToftoU9 aa..u pa 1 0 rr . 0 ., a • r . ,.._, ....,,. .... crw-.am ....................... I I II ZadTD•a 1S'Jo l.D&enst. LS • 2IO ,ear Ism SUl.000 er mare. No pnipaymmt.. DO b&lJooa. Udo Newpor\ Co 813-795 3lbn. O;; t 't SOOS .......... ••••••••••••• 0 IF rf!ls/ llAIUNEJOB-SHOP ,. 1 I :-~::r.-~T~.; .. ~.~.~-· bend.ln1: lletal abop, ' r r • 1100 Phd.ioa .... Gl&ll 6 ........ --.... WoocWq> toola. ll.luin& It 1wa11ln1 facfllly-. PDlfY Ik for major Hrdw., mtM'lll:'9 wire, rope, cordage, n""'1Ul 11U1. 1oftware. Xlnt A1$ Rep .• iDrPre wWUn 447 N. Nwlit. 81..S., Nwpt.. Bcb.MMSID ......, .. .._ IOU ....................... /NEED /MONEY • amHTMO ..... .. Zad & ln1 TD lo-. na.aJI ~b,-e...ttt.-a.- CASH FAST 2nda. Jrdl. Swmis CollaleralJ.ut.iom ~Homel..oaM CREDIT-NO PROBLEM BroMn Wek:ocDe Ma-tJ75 KYSZ Sell aar Item • -~o1 ...... r.m or Iese wtUI • Pna1 ~Ad.l ... forl ~ .. ,. r-ti pdrtl'"•' ... ••for U.1 da" Clilar'lt •• No-lrfial ... 142.5111 .,...,,.... ftiOU Ew1df&1&oLMV..- \l\a S r.twt I 0 d Ail'tlMa f"or LafonDllliaa Call SZl~ CZll )71S..ol(I) ¥tbr •.• An~· ca.,. lure lbt'm on Video T•JH!' J i.a S~cia l . Wedd1n1 &$0. V C U. m.-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• loll or f'*-1 a pet! Cati Animal A1111laace i...cue m -mi. •lee r.arr: Lrtba r-.i.• lbep. ,..., wllll&t ....... cbeet 11 monU.. oN 10-1001-... 148·111?, S6aU LOST: Ihle Gtr•a• Sbllpllwd. l/'f/1T'/ ,......., • __..to "Ila". 11 .... c*S. tA IWtl&t&-. ri« T•rtleroet area &lwar'd. 151-Wll Black Lab. Ba. .... W/dll*a d*ia. .. Jn a6d. REWARD. Ml-l!M. POUND: Blk/Wbi&e eat. -~-n.. vk Warner Is Brook· bnt.P.v.-.m.a .............. .._,d. dal.0_..G,.,..8t¥d. • Bromtlunl. --1: S..1850 • FOt1ND: Male Doc. Mi.a ~ Colle • Lab, bid noee. ~7mo old. H&lllLBdLCMll UJB'I': II. Mewli n .... H .B . Mo . of Pier. Reward. IU -1116 ~ ....... FOUND : Geraaa .....,d. Hwbar v~ Hiima N.B. NMIZll. FOUND: Sbepberd IDllW w /brvwu IUar co'1ar; Spr- lacdaie Ir WM&mr"°A"f 111~ ,. « SJll ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pll.E LAW ....... mieds m,m>. WUI do aa,JtMac Le1•I Coafldeatlal DVlf P .0 . Box D4Z. N.B._,_ TOMMrS OFMEWPORT ESCORTS ta-an Ml9artnc Time is Money Sai'e time and money by cu~ our unique Ad.Siuer aerriice You may request Ad-Sitter service when piecing your ad •.• our Ac;l.Sltter number wlll appear In your Dally Piiot ad .•• Ad-Sitter take• your meaaagea ••• you call In at your convenience to get the reapont•• to your ad. . • Thi• aerv1ce la only 15 per week. for more Information and to place your ad call 142·5871. Ad-sm. talces your messages 24 hours a d~-7 dpYS a weekl , DAILY PILOT , f r I J I• ' . i i . . ,. fj : Ua Ua1, tleaa11p1, drtvewar remonla, .,,..,. Palotln1. JNT /EXT. Halt......_ reu .. 12 yn. esp. Llc'd. Dave ,..... ....................... _ ... _ __;.;. ______ KRB Dllme patio coveta PlDI ext. JN11Dt1Da. St. • nour .-. . .tc. Free Llc/lu. Try ma. a. •t. Guaranteed beet .• 1656 =· CJIJ)ltl·Olll, Ph:I. paiatlq. Ext • lot. ........ .__._ Moat Ext G7$ laoo1$ , _,,_ ....................... Rtpalr ts aeroof. All t~H ·lbhll•I• roc:bb•k•eo,:·tar . ..... -. IU &. AY'lil. 110 ........... ~ ~--ZlTI ~ 6 repe.ln. A.II typee. paar. P'ut Serv. 8'C.~ Wll30N HOOPING Sbialie "' Botl roolana. ,__ ...... Uc. • .189 u ~ ..••........... =tte Hnle••·•od • plaatloo. <'00· crete, patlo ~overt. NlltPll.dlle. ~ Yr ,_r. Ml-1'91 ... IST. nJ.14Jf T.Y • .W1 re Free ••t 511·tl1J ... •••-•••••••••••••• MC/Vila " U I n•n•nnne a.,.l .... elled Cultom T•S..'Ylwt•tu Win.a .,an1 ~-.. llJJ&C. Jl"r.. ...... Al M1ift1'7. -6Sleam C1eaD ~-• •• ...... • tnlal. Allh .. JUIJMW1al Sttv. ., ...... DaPtdwD = •otk? Call ~A.ca ~ . far ~b.le -.................. . RDS Acouatlc "'llnp. ---------4New or reapplied. IJa *f 11, ,.. Wiry pay Cdon, repam, wall lH· •• 1tau. 11-.a IWdl. Qo /Re1 tlod. FrH ... ~IA!llC ....... ....................... IUa'1l1CINf Pnced rl -lrw nUmale oo tarp or arrwll Jobi Ut. tmll4 mo358 Fast eomplet• 1erv1ce Lil• baull•1·movln1 Omm11Resld Pr••t Garap.Yard ci.aolnl &.211t BA MC Reu.rataa. to.0105 lobtD '• lloUHClaulna erw. '°' • \baroui~ delDbouM...., Dal11. wMlr.11. Uve-ln. wtudows. carpet 11.um. palDUDI· loaured S4D For e1ctllence 10 bol ........ nlo1: Cleanlne llnlimifed ~ deck1 , maaonry . ~ ...... ....................... Brickwork. Small Jobe . Nswport. Cost.a ..... • ln1ne. m-1115 ..es. atcS wort. block walla. cemeot drtveway1 6 patic» !All. Ul·JISi, m.Sl'SS HAPPY NEW YEAR Palnlle1 Int f EJ1t " *Ila ~~c!:·~~~rk . ;;:-=·:;;.:;:.~· -•-·na·5 ---z Hone1t. &ellable . Runbow Co Prof npeT BA/llC. S.2116 We paint lnttm 6 reeoo- dit.lillaiq. Low pncu Guar. won. P'ree est. calllG-.-W EJectnclaa, lo ratea, HAUUNG, all types, coo-nred ot ~leaa1n1 ~ quahtyworlt Freeeat c:re&e & 1mall tree re-baale'!' RELIABl.£ beJp •••-••••••••••••••••• 12 yrs up .. NB-CM area. aa.·nto mova1a S.?SM aaa...-.1~. Movmi by nw StarvlDI I'm 1mall, pncu are Ded.roak leak dettttlOo Ol!Mal.W. ). Remodel &DI. ClCJllllW reptpe. Top Hll Plt'D'Nq. 537 Jat - DRAIN PROBLEMS" Flrm pnce by pbooe 111.cm.So. couaty ...,.,..., Wedobau.linaaerv1ce l""' Collete Stwleot.a Exp. mall ~JOH WklY boUlecleanin1. lr'I truek. Ml~ ...... ............... .. TrwS.vke ....................... £amrpoey Tree Servi~. Call anytime, U hrs. Topsiiac, remo¥al. bauJ· tnc. Dl&·ll Laodlca~ Mf.10'1'0 Expllt ~. thtnrung & stump removal Insured Leave .....:ln-2821 • fOI' ~ ar rwi.um. wn IM'1·ZZ19. • bllpf • to t'151lo ror ·~ aa •nt •· Ex· Pladn& • Clua&ned ad la .... r:n(w4ceal, retie· • wy u diallnl your ble 'Pt'7esumatea .._. Give us 11 call. ~ · We1ldotbent.60-58'18 -•••••••••••••••••••• T. truck. Al.lo root rt· )oc, NCurll)', pet dog pU'. l.Mter. ~.OU'J &qi, brull plates. $2 .. --- or 2113. Ken. 531-73'7 OCC llUdenl. Larse truck. Trub, tree lrim. Dan w ... Ad Relp? MH878 ea.aoG Free eat. 8eUOD11ble. M&-7221 Dave's PalnU.Qa. aervLQ& ara 9 yn, most reu . check my ref, he. Quallty W.U.,.penng _B_IM25 ______ _ R._.,.ble-Free !At Want Adi C.11642-5611 l.adepwidae dram clean· RESJ.I>ENTIAL & Store$ la&. phuntim&. IUO & Car wax1n1. Quality up. S4l-31Q2 dys lt6-iC>11 work MZ-M49 "MS-7972 .,U. II Have aometJUng to se ., -------~ Mf.1741 831·~ a.-1\ed Adi 6'2 !1178 a-tf1ed ads do It well ·!::! .. ~! .......... ~?!~ •i\;=t:. ~~~ ..... !!!~ ~~!':'!':! ..... ?!!~ =~~~ ..... !!!~ ~-'!.~ .•... ?!!4! ~~~-...?!!! ~~~-.... !!~ ~~~ ..... !!~~ PRECJJfANT? carlns. ••·--·-••••••••••••• ANS SVC PBX plea::. ofc, ,4UTOA:TIRESERVICE COOKS 'O•"'..S.«lal cocmaeDn1 & .... W91hd. 7075 NB. up or will lm 3 11 5 day wotlr wee«. Apply n-~ F/C Oenca.I a.ERJ,.c~lllL Fiurway Convalc::.cent nilen'al. Abortion. aA-... ......... •••••••••••••• shft. 2 wk1 pd vac Newport Tire Center, .-._..... w1u1 proi:nlnent __ daa6'-PID&. ...,.,-Elper''d female vocallat 6.11·5640 DX>E.ClltHwyCdM. * Faablon Jaland lovHt STARTTOU. COUMSILOI Center 871 920:t Cull .APCAllE 547 2583 lor*ml 1 won r merit firm. Excelleot op-MIW TIAJt Tl •I & Monday __ .._ ______ .__ oo· or Id . ops, APT MGR-Semi retired AUTOMOTIVE portumty C.116'0-0123 ,.~ 11'!..IRL ~!_ .. _•.'c,,0 1 .,.!68"· very _,....._ ror 55 Wlitl, CM Rlilmce~ .. l•'I ~llGHT Our 1row1ne •1ency. COIPOUTE -•5R• ""'-.., ..,, ......_., -C!-~· •cct seeks attract Iv~ In .,~ ... •v ' 5• "nl G!'.13~3951 early am or <Part Tl.me) ~· A • diVldual __...' -• * -* HlfpWmhd 7100 latepmooly. u you are truly lntettSt· S.:Z , .. ;... • ~~r TO $1400 x Hr Outcall Service ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ed lo a career wtth one ot BR EA I( FA ST Typilh ~w canibdat.e will etaunfw corp offi~ or d : GnwtC ACCOMPANIST P1aD.1Sl ASSEMBLERS. we will the Naboo'• most I UC'· COOK G 40ffic:c haveaome c~ca.I back flneNewport Beacbcom f-r to accompany choral train Apply 7am, caatw automobUe ror· lormareyear111&VIJ1&S I "" 'h ......,_. ... ,,_rf .. andJy ~needsaeoodnl(hl RTS .., _ _,.. y ... _ 1631 & loan experience pre 4.«lf&H M .. ........, • ....-'~ ESCO music groups at Newport -.-uttgOr ac...... ponWonl, and JUlt not fernd. Millirown or no ex per penanabty 41 dal~ lo arm roe tbeu' legal V P 1 Harbor High school, Placentla.C M. another Job, Bauer Deeded Will lram Fl.Ill & W. ..... a.-.4 %:: pm all ta. f10er uu.ni.a Ttas phone caJJ could bl-aeBn. 641-0IJIO &am-llamdatly Will be ASST MANAGER & Motont.etta~anew Far tnformaUoo. ple&M! part time Apply 1n 10 life tbru helpina tbebigestbreak of )our t. MC/VISA playtng~&aecular · ~1llon w1tbfn our comact. Slurley Parker, penon. ........ .a. fw atben Weana llct'115ed ble Call Rita.~ DIAMOND WANTED· OCSaYODWalC.76'>3.'0l ~~f: ~~~~ ~r ~:!1 Dept~f! ~·:~ IC7.ml. Dick Church's c!:.:.:.::.:: ~~9fr!t! ~=·· ~l(t>~ fl'nv. pUty will buy 1 to 3 Ac:c:TNC9 CL.ERi exp. pref. Call, Maw-een the foUawtna •kills· USLIFI SA YIMGS Restaurant t be a pp 11 cant Tb t' Neve' a f~ cant.cab.N.B.5'M9'ZS IUt ~~/~yable 646-«MO. ~Ac<.'OUlltiQ& Back· &LOAMASS'M 31118NewportBlvd CM TEM4215tt.9.!sJALINC :.~or~y I~~ cc~:.'!!~r ~~l~I foru~: O.C.AllflOIT ·--"'-t 50 n&mOM TypeliOW.P.M. • ....... n...achBJvd tervteWcaJ.I 1''01 sa.,.,. ~ ... ype wpm. ~ Preferably 2 Yrs. of ~...., terv1ew Newpo rt -ESCOIT .,..._E RecepUonist duties. tlOrOww ~ HwtBch.CAS2848 IUSIOY ~S.--. t72-'9S5 Cleaners. 106 Tustin ~:::1.:~:~~.~~d~~·;~ =~Firm. eau ...,_... • ......_ ~ AWWde ~00~:=::U~ .._..,.,..._. Ave.,Nwpt.Bch.548·222~ ....,ame. ADda:iolall.tbeabW * wa1e ~ percentaae fll-26ll Counter·&lrl. Kuater's · 1 I ~ .. ~~utlfiw~ !t~ ~~ .. ~-..,to.__ gniuity, Private Coun· Clemen. f\IU time. 188 • ... _ -· or -.--___ ...,, .... "' -· try Cub, Lasuna Nl1ue1. 1lirtL •'t , .. bJ Sfeft, an,mapzl.ne. Boatiqor Mnittnd"I JOW' educ•· OillDaweKlocbieben ~ Sat..SUO. l to CLlllCM E. lltbSl.Cll 548-70'l2. TUC:-d ftierapl1t, N .B. 8lhertla1al eaper. req. tiaa. niceaUy dilcbarled ~ E.O.E. lllP /H lllm t.b.roulb or Tues. fWmumll podioD opea Co u p I e l o e a r n ~U&al-tpm. Appt Only . Liberal commi11lou. &am the .-vice, or ror , . Barber, l-man sbop, "Dan. ID to 11.am cw 2 to wttb well utablisbed .-.110001mo. P IUme. ~ Olll btWD •JJ.am, Moo· IQJrwmtaeelliqtem-prt\'ll&eeoaa&17dubcoa-4im-PboDl: ... 57t'J. ma11•'11'**'1· Cencal CbcaeJOllrOWD bow'S! ,.-· PH. m.st mi. ~or career wortt, .,...,.. wartt wllh ftllPbab oa _.... llASSAGEal.mp9Uco ccakler' tbia Ulllque op-emaan.MWtOC. .v 1 SR ~~~-f!"!" -------- Y .. • 1 ~ Ace ,_, portmity. #1 .. 0...,.c...ly IAllLY '"::•r waot.ed for --..---.r-·~ 16161_._. --------• llBobl.-De1rHd Accountant .SlfarlxrBlvd. mf1 co. EaUy lml. 0-.. ~ID Slit IJO. s.llllA.9 CUS'IOOIAM$/ l Oa&calll,.11.-..Slll needed for mort1a1e Y•C-.... CO&TAllESA M.tD•m ai.w&pa1.Goodopplyfor wpm)-. PleaH ull AU..IOllSrREE JAMTOl.S tmmna firm in Fu!Uoo t7t-JIOO Thia may concern rt1bt peraoa. Wood l'l'Nl8>for'aflp. Opm~ByAppt l'\aD tune • pert ll~ • taM'SOUTeAU. 1slaod. Mio lyr exper. $Z16flwWll ~ .. We are a national Ulb*i»154&-2l!Ol CLER I c A L pmt1CWWavailabAeform ~ -Ol.UIGr.Appt: 1~~-Bab~altter, eaper. .....a'-ol IDdmtrial CAlllNrl' ll:fOP proctur. B80KE&AGI: firm dim'• OllldDar won at ....... can. -n.W1111Dellildmmwe DQtlmt. N dap/d. =-=-~~~~ dca.....,., cm&ma 6 _.., OPUA.TIOl'IS a.nr;;:-W•tT :r::= eomplexes. t=c .,,__ ... ._.. _. -:z.:: .... 1111..,..11'7' l t bt --~·d. ..._. llANAGD ta ............._ • opp •I ceater or ,,...__.,._.,TIT•· ""' --tired ol t;J1*C. wan o earn WD .. ..,. --~ ,_ PMJ.,.. martaa Ja Newport lboa AW C:-.aML II./ JlllPll'I. ......_. Jobs Ba~ tandad, fllll GOO-Sl500 per ... "· We ...... • • Su lalmd -.. lllL ~ ... __ L Good l1'Piml ~~al ~ llDil-"*-foraJJ.mtted u .. M·P, or Ll•·la lave full II Pf "1191· C1enwff Otblmt Sbop. ~ ol•9!:_ ~.:!1. sllllla ••~•uary TNllRYMCO t:ICl•'l'I :".~s•t1t•ns income. 'Work wltb ~utJ M0-G4S. tia118 open an )m· -.-ior-..-i --· • •-.. ~ c.t.er Drbe 10110."""'** -MO I •* .._ ~people. Ball6d ad· ' *-tnbllDI .-.• ,am. all ODact Dalma'hlabaan ---Ot.U11MN5 Newpart8eadl,MM7'91 ,.I ~ =v•bWato. P9Fory vancemmt poaatble. U &u*bll U J'GU an tired'' mak· Cl.rpeater, muoa.a. fareppt, nU6t-ZZIZ t1AJl.ZAM as.IJG ..._ ., )'OU ani 11 or over and TYPIST aw minimum ~e. or around bouumea, a .. ACc:n. Equal<WCJrEmployer Atrecbnea,nt =-.!:t~r.:J:'!~ would be available lO SOtmlCOASTBANK ::.~~alny rorwiano'::: !!'!9~ l~bo= i!u!z =retirement re· Will train sbari» la • n....a.•M DI• • ... E 1• atart wort lmmedlately. a. SunOower St.. c.M. ..._...,.... dhtdlaal Good salary • ·~ ~v few weeb to earn that call. .... btwn9:30-3:30. _....,. __ E.O.E. l.er'neW. We believe a1e elusive nel1bborbood. lidmcela Lacuna Beach benefit a . Jean nle 'EIOOK'JS XJiRS XTRA Cash-call us. _,_,_, is no barrier, but that Salary open per ~·· aeedl mature penoo • t'1!M>llO C 111 &BO 972--0482 Work tbe houri you have 645-6514 knowiedge la tbe key to perieoce. 60-9193. days per wk. IDcludmg Ph:I. EucuUve Muaage Teaalon1 melt away ln/Oul Pa.er~ .(>alCIVnol VemEscorts 'Wb:Y no( do aometblna specl.al for )'OUl'lelf To- dl;y. WcaD only. '4W572 'Now h1rinl- avallable. Bankin& success. For aa ID· ----wlmda. for lit.e office 6 A.ceountlngClerlts Ta.LB terv1ew, call 957-1150, 1--·CAIPINTB------am. Swtlcbboanl won Bookk.eepens <N-om > Irvine. Must be reliable • enjoy DataEntry AlJJ'OMOTIVE ..... ...,.. ce --------NeededruUUmefor3to6 Mrtmg w~ elderly. Accountants LotP-& IAAMAIDSS roomhl wort at Irvine -.IN.Slit ppt Auditon .,... _ Fl.Ill Ume Teller position Port 17, MS-3666CM Company marinu. Must or a CPA. SenlceGrteter avallabl~ E•perience be able ·to make on the 5 we have ~10aa for nece11ary. Excellent Beauty -dedilonl lllJumum CALL OR VISIT TODAY Vt""UI -~ -···-... ruaid U-•.....a---r .... •-·--·-. -two sharp people 18 ....... ,, • r-......... ~ -..,...,..., 2 years experience In llOlalEAT llllLFtl yean or oJder with good mecb benefit&. Earn while you learn. con s t r u c t Io o a s driving records. EX· Top Newport aaJoo hu ~Awl.yat ~ccounlOn.K cellent opportunity for Apply In penoo open.11111 for 3 u1 'ts. THI llYrHI CO ""'¥" promotion.a. ~ Grant ~DepartlDftll Must be fuhlooable & 10110.mdbeck 23bNoBroadway buniaorTomJohmoo tal'TAGllAHK lk'd. Good opportunity Newport8each,64H'TM dXl.ColdwellBanlter "r© 721NEuclldSl for career minded F.qual()ppol'Employer Bid&-. Santa Ana Anaheim penom. Foe interview 014•lM I OJ 981-3lllO Estel call Richard O~llette Equal~y Salon. 200 Newport l•-•,.-.-.. aa-·a--• . ~Dr.NB. ~ Pint clau Italian Beauty Aalilt. wanted to Rataurant need• eit· Act Now! llllp ll'Ol.IPI ralle fuoda. Wa1a " Ilean a Clbllrpenoa1 put 1our ~.Iowan P/f. Earn "°'"° In 1·12 hours -~ .... land raia-.. No aellin£ No tn• .. tment. Trafoln1 '~.nt-...,&foc #I t. °'99' C...ty 2925Harbor Blvd. COSTAM~ f7f·2500 AUJOIOUTI RmlSTER. Early AM. 1~ to 2 bra, $375 to $450 /Moatb . Xlnt moooU1bt. Wlvea, re· tired, dlaablllt)', stu· dents. Need ad wbls. ~or5'().e?22 IAllOMCi,ll'IU8S Newport Center. Full time " part time 20 bn. per week. Typln1 re· q\llred. Call DORIS Cll>XON, MHtaL ......... S&L F.qua1 OplJortuaity Employer M/F /H TW.ERS 1be Lacuna Nlpel offioe ot Ban Dleao Federal s.vtao 6 Lou bu Im· imdUita npmtnp for a =--~lme and oa·c•ll Applicant• muat be rndJal)lt ftJl-5 days Ml time tralnln1 la San DltJO, bHe prtvlOUI CllldlrllllTJperience, be allll to acc:urat. 11. .. 10 edd1at macbln•• and be cm.,.. orteeted. I•· t.ntftl adlltd~ by appolatmant 0017. PltaH eoo&ae\ Linda Stuu\: ..., LB.in for clleolele. Good llelimced Caahier A~ oppor.837--4250&831-17'19 ly In ~non. Pronto .... STOii• Riltonnte, So Coa1t Plua. Upper Level. SI.are llnif., A.uiat. Mn· 1--------lf., Hedn., ror Schwinn dealer. Salaf'J $20K. Mull have prior bike Mecbo. aper. IJJ II store. ~ CASHIER: Full Ume. will train. e: mam to 3:00pm. Nlwpon« Inn. Mf.1100. 8-Jdy Goodman m 5.58. E.O.E. Cerical TRAINEE ... "' .... Sedoni mdividual with drncal upeneoce and IOnle keypunch. BJah school 1raduate ., 1tb nwb beckpvand. EA oeUa!t opportUDJty. Compreben11ve com. P9lY beneftia mcludLQ& ~ medical and den· tal. For lmnwdiale coo· Udlr1ILloo. call cw apply 10 person i · l 1Allf ·or 1·3PM Cl.81C/fYP1ST Permanent po11t 1on S6«l wpm. Gd work 11\jt cond 6 bt-fteflta Mon tbru fin~ tm.2210 Cl.ERK TYPlSI' -t'or nles office of major wholesale nursery in H.B. Compaat.ive 1alary. fully p:I beaJtb padta«e. pd vacatiom & eduu oonaJ r1r1mbursemut Appllca.ota must have atatilticaJ typloa exper ~ aielf st.artlDa • pouess qan.t1•1CJDal ab1llues Contact J o Anne TI4-m.e!M tuLEC'l'OR -Eaper a muat Up to $400 per _., aa1ary ft percen tall!-Nice Newport of flee. 87$-9910 Michael Ganblr. OIUelt lludem to traln for alidq • porUoa coo trot. '1nib6e acbedule lllJll"Cllt. w bn. daily Sun tbru Tbun. Xlnt 11tartln1 pay . Lori's Kltcben, t?t-0741 aft JOAll ror mppt. OU laUnMdioDal need:.. st1llsta w /chentele Good comm + bonus m4>11 DATA ENTRY Tra.i.mie. hill tune du y:,. lite expenence prefr'd S'lO), mo 0 0 E In tne S57-4'752 OWCATESSEN HELP over 11. uper'd. fuU time,ttf~SM-5619 DBJVaTMAH l..A ~ car rout~ C M t HB 3 6 AM Df0.1400 mo + Bonus Aleo need c arrier &UIJervisor ~l or 984-.-z. Dehvery P 1T1me AM. L.A. Time!> $100 pet week In Laguna Beach ~ DENrAL ~I · Fl.Ill c>r put-time Exper. & x f1'Y lk pre(. 631-1'20 or evfll~ Den la I A 1 s I at an l / Ort.bodoollc Cbain1de. Join our team . Proowlve olfice. Costa Mela-Newport. 546-S 170. DIMf A&. ASST. Otalle.Qllnl career op-=. in ..tabUabed Beach aeoeraJ practice. Seell:lna dmd\.11 mature peraoo. Ml.Ill be apmi«Dced In cbalnlde " X ·ny . SA1ary open. 14.WSOl. DllUl ome. looldQI fOI' ~ Mlf·IDGCivated *k office aaaiataaL career opportwuty • ...,... for rtOt penoo. QaU Mf·ml rtPl away· O.otal AHllt. Ea· I . . • . • • i • . . • • . • ~ .. • • . I ............ w.r;::.. ""=•· ...... ,.so•• llCIPhOMllT Boaut toe. ~o. ov rlookina <K'n ~eeka ntcl' appear 1nd1v w .:ood lYPtnH & ph penonulaty tor thus c·arecr o ral' nted po~. Sorn t· pr c ' bunktnJ.t knld.: "~ Xlnt beni, Start .,JI to ~ c-.c...,., t12-'9H Ta.La S ... Y'tSOtt Beaut Irv l<><' Jor 1nd1v w /teller supt'r v 1sor or sc.tv 1ngs s upervisor background Xlnt benes & start sal to $1000. c•csry 972.n ss SAYIMCiS SW'BYISOlt <;rowing branch 1 n Westminster se eks 1ndiv w /~<Jv 1 ng s s upervisor background . G real bens & s uper friendly co-workers. Start s ol to $1050 ~-~ 'IT Ta.Liit TIADaS 2 Openings for at- tra<" outgoing m -di v w /typing :i 0 + (' x p w /t'ash1cnng & wtl l1n gncss l o l1·arn Work <Jf' µrox 20 hrs wk. Sat a must Open ings in San Juan Capo & Laguna :"J1gucl c~c.,.., 912.n ss PLATFOll.M StcY Comm<•r (·1al I o a n c• x p f o r growing co Good SH & typing So me a c t' t ~ k n I d g hel PK Lots of poi s (', prof appear. as will be dealing w I vrof people. Start sal to $1500. + benef. c .. e.-ry t72""5' R ECONCILEMENT CLERK Exp in reconcile- ments w/corrcsp banks & It. teller I new accts back- ground Growing bank in beach area seeks nice <Jppear ind.iv to work 2-3 days on reconcilements & rest of wk as teller /new acct.s. Xlnt growth po· lent , bens & starting sal S800. C-.Csry tn-ftH PIX OPB Beaut. beach loc co. overlooking ocean fteeks very special per son. who loves phonP work. All n ew equip Good p h one voice & personalily . P r eviou s exp req. sa l negotiable. ~~ ....... AaetASIT Nu SH. I al for attr tndlv w ly1.un1 ~~ + Good math apt & ubaltty to tunc.t1un on own F .. Khlon I l hu.wd l'O w xlnt 1-.'flS " ii.tart :,ul LO SllJOO ~i.~1 ~ AC COU NTS ,., .... 1UIMEI tiruw1n~ •Fu!"ihton 1 :-i l tla.'>t"d t.'O St>t>k~ all•. pen.on;,1hlc 1n d 1 v . w I 1 twmg Co \\Ill tram on 10 key & A J> Prov xlnL bcru.. & sturt 8al ~)0. c;;-2-= -. REAL ESTATE LOAN ~ARY TIAIMH Growing co . .... eeks attract. personable 1nd1v w IL typing to work ui Cerritos & lrn H. E . lending. Hap1d ad\·. to Loan Off i cc r . Must have CA R.E. Lie. CGI C.,.., '72-9955 PAJlKING ATTEHDAHT <;rowing t·o 111 l11 ·al'h .11·<'.1 ... t· l' k .., p1·r ..,on<Jhl<· 111d1v to w;1ld1 p .1rk1ng ,1 r1-.1 d .I V .... (; () II cl I K ·n.... ~ta rt ...,,1 I ~j.,")() Cal c.,.., 972-9955 UM( IEC~UltS TUJHHS 1-:ntry level J>05 for l ind1v w/nlcc• appear & some JU11tty tu opcr 10 kl'JJ addc1 l..k!aut Npl Ikh loc Start sal $55(). C-.Carry '72-ttH -MICROFILM TIMES Super oppty for mcliv lo lrn 10 oix·r microfilm ma<:h :! Openings m thi .... heaut. Fash Isl firm 1 Dc.tyi,, l t11i.thl ..,. Xlnl l:x.'ru;. & ~tart sal to~ ~2-= IAC TIAIMH Finan giant lot in <Jrea nd.., ~cv 1nd1v 's w It lypmg. HJ-key & s ome credit bkgd to Join this fu:;t paced dept. Xlnt bcns & ~Lart sul to S800. ~= WORD NOCISSC>a 1"IAltBS ncaut. Fash ion Isl co. !'.eeks l 1nd1v ·s w ~oo<.I typm~ to lrn lo oper word pro cess ing mach. No prcv exp nee. .Just nice appear & wllhngness to tm. Start 5ul to S71X>. ~~.'l CARRY FOX At;ENCY .......... ...... .! ....... ~~rr~ DIJ¥111 Mm or WQINID ZS yra ot older I.Dow Uw coaat CJt-. Net lllO a weak or mor• Oreoa• Cout Velluw C.b. 17300 Mt llerrmann. l'ounll 111 Valle)' 1Nu of S111tt'r he\wn Newhop•1 ,. l-.:&.c'IJd I 1MN IXftA MOMIY ~ Newlpaper ha.a m orn1n1 • afternoon il"'> rQUU's 1mlN'd ln 1':1 Toro. Ml111on Vlf'Jn 4i s.n J wm area a 1-;ii rn $llllJ Is up per mo Cull l!:NJeoy 1151-1113 ELECTRON IC AS· SEMBLERSall phalflltl. u tary commen1ural~ with exper t;n1t11b 1peakln1 preferred Alkire Elbctronletl 3118-L Alrway,Ave ,C.M. ~LECTR 1 C1AN ·for service work, m1.11l be neat .sr capable" w1lllna toworil.m.fl880 El..ECTRONICS PCIASSM $4.71 .. PCllHSP $5.75 .. 1rvtneAtt• OMEGA 213·58'2·5024 ~ve Secretary Ex perlenced 1n all aecrelar1al 1klll1 f',llme, in Newport Beach Yachl Club &ti UIOO FACTOllY WC>a.I F e male ma r hlne operators P !t.Jmt' evt'\\ Will lrlWl llunl U"h Art 9am, 81r7·2S29 FACTORY WARt:uous t-: ASSEMllLl:HS No l':Xpe-nenC't' Nt..~1-d Top l':.y l'MJt.l Wt.'t'ltly IRVINE EOE F1~u r e 1alon want, ITlllure woman for part ume wont. 2 8 PM St.arr. £m.(.8l'l F111h1ng rod wrwpper, exp • 111cl miac shop or floe worit. f\i U tame Hra CJPtG. Top ptiy for ntthl a arl Newporl B c h 64U8112.~5 FOREMAN TRAJN t;E Prefer aome lead exper . mecb. ability. .Ir some 1pobo Spani.lb. Super oppor. Co1ta Me1a m.-io F\iU .sr P rr poeruooa ln new 1pec11tlty rood• center I n Irvine Manaeemenl op porturutJes. c.11 Peaay m.35fl8 Gflll. BW.JNG CLERK for u1el olf1ce of maJOr wbole1ale ourae ry 1n K. B Jn add1Uon lO com peUUve aalary Wt' alao provide I fully pd health pedutge, pd vacauoru1 . ., fJducaUonal re1mbune meot. A.pptlcanta musl have nper In work11111 with ulemen ·a <'o m m&Mionl. Ill well H 11 aeneral bkkpg bar k around Contact Jo Anne 71A-1182-418CM. G88AL OfftCE Reliable, mature penon ab6e l.o handle a van ety ol job8 bl.my dlvlllon ol ftce ol a &atewlde Real Ettate lnveatmenl firm ~-55wpm . C»ll General I F.c .. ,w...-.. ,_,...... I AtH1t6l1r1 , .. a... I Acdtla.tl ,,.. ... 400 {Typllh Bonu .. Avall1ble Never a 1 ... EOEIM·F \.i~ ' . •I J .; 146-4741 :t~8 CamJ>W> 1Jr1vc. Newport Beach <A(·r~b from John Wayne Airport> "4UAI Opportunity EmploYer o••ALOFACI Malw-. pereon ufhct' expr J"9Cl 4'I hr wk, l lll&al J•'" b)' Ja.epb M).. ------Gciwr11I Office: II 30am 3 ~rn. Moo lhru 1'"r1 11'ia! ~ly . ruu.t bcl aood with flacure1>. '1')'llUlC dt"sln"tl S.lary open Lori "s Kitc hen, mfft~ al\ lOMm GeN!raJ OffiC'c. part ume. Typana. 1>ookkeep1n& Muat be ublc \o work well on own Cal I UrbanornJca Reaearch A11oc . 714-675-Qllit2 -----GltBAL OFFICE Small pubhJlhln& nrm ill aeekln1 1eneral offlcl! wortter Simple dencal dUllt-1'1 Relaxed ut · na~ Mature Non 1molcer preferred Ask for Pal 898 4.357 1S!Wt Q)mput.er Lane. II B __ Gm'l otfc, N~wport Sch Land planning utrc haJ> operunp for lht' follow 1lllC posrt.lonl. Word proceuor. Lanier Elq> pttf"d Sttmary. f1hni;c rf'<fd MCSllen&er. dependable car Contart C laud•• 640-011 ----Gtosll OI c, heavy phorle5. wnte service orden1 for Applli.nce I UVl("t' cu Bookkeepang bal·k gnll.8ld req'd , lite typinl(. $4 7!ihr, 40hr week Call Kaw 6'2~J:.MO GfM.OFACE .,. time Mu'l t c•nJOY µhlin.• rootact worktnJt with C'U.'ltomn~ & <Wl.tl I work f'111cJ varat1on ... \!Ck poy & ht•dfth In \UTUllt"t' Apply ~I 4 Mon lhnJ f'r1da~ ·•l Barde-n ' J>eiit CoolN>I fJl6 Ran clnlptl, t:o,ta M ~i.a ~5670 Girt fo'rniay for .:rrwral of r1n• in Hunt H<-h C.111 11111 I n.ii'· al Photo Temptal" Corl> 893-5847 °' 1111 7!161 (itrl Friday. full or part lJme ror 3 mo Newport arl'a 64.2-~12 GtltLS RUDA Y Eitper1cnce d , pro fec1lonal. perman<'nt. part time for tax & ac l1lUOUng office S6 to SU hour Write 11lat.Jnl( ex· penenC'~ \o. AJlen Ham mond. CPA, 2041 BWll· nesa Center Dr, # IOJ, Irvine. Ca 9'Z715 GmW'lnJC o c Co h•• rull 4i purt ume po11lion1 available You can ex pert t o earn up t o f7 00/hr domg interest· lllJC won. . 531 ~ 11 Guardl GUAJtDS MEEDB> lMMB)IA TEL y $4.00/HoW We have open1ng1 for l(!CUl1ty off1cen1 m the LMauna N11ruel •Hea Benefit• Include un 1torm1 provided, paid vacations " waae11 rw1d weekly Pleue cal or apply in pNson at Burn 'a lnternallonal Security Services. 1775 Center St St~ I 02 , Anaheim lr.!805 635-46:ll GUARDS Ful&, ....... Male or Fl'm11le Rd.lred welcome. Unlform1 ru rniah~d , paid vacation No u pen~ neceaaary App ly IAlt.11 lnvetl1gal10n tic Secunty. 1537 Baker M Bldl A. Costa Men. 751~ GUARDS Full ar part Ume All ar••• Unlform11 fum lttwd AIH :n or O\lef Rctl.red welcome HOb'TP..SS C~HIER Morn1n1 Sb I rt. BI ue DoApNn. 33.\$ Via Lido. ~Beach HOURC&.....US M-M 50 hr. + boo1.11e1. WW \raln. ,.. 'I' " P '1' Advanc~menl opport Mu.It have lransporta· Uon 848-7<*1 HOllSECL.EAN.ERS up lO IS pt hr P7. car n~ 64.'>-5123 HOUSEKEEPl':H & CJOLD CARI': ~n & Mon only No t..uwuna ar~ XJ.nt wo rtumc c:ond 644 1000 d)'ll. 497 3983 t•V w1cnds H UUSEKE l';l't-.H UVl':IN 1-"or rat.her & Jyrold boy Non .. rno11~r Muat dn VI' Mon Tut•• otr Nu:e beach hom<' 67~3793or ~920 11 o u , e w a t t• ., Sales Cd'>tuer fo'ull l':irt ~-Apply 10 per"°" Crown Hardwttrt•, 3107 E. Coeat Hwy CdM I lsJq>f" LI ve 111 Am look IOI( ror Gr11ndmulhcr type to bt• a part ur fa m I ly 2 d11lclrt•n Xlnt honlt·, Irv. area ~~ t.t.O'J 5.51J0444 INDUSTRIAL "PE SUPPLIER needs lo fill P\Mlt•-. tft•~k pus1l1on Only , . ., peoent~ penMK1>1 01-;·(I .ipply MIUI f'"C'Um1• to Ldkc"WOOd P1~ < ·., I' 1 J !bx 700. Bellflower. Cu W706 Career OIJIJllrl u111111·' tw~t! nt•vcr ~n :.u t IO'lt' t.ohome DATAB(TIY ortt a.BtlC TYrtST RECOaOS ClEllK UfWc.LERJ< lnteresllnR d1vt•r11(1t•(I ~ wrth an t!!<labltaht'd lnsUrant-e t·ompany ";" per not rcq"d WI' will tram P\euant worlumc ronch llona. Xlnt employt•e bendlu program indud ing pro(lt-11tumn1 bonu.,, retir e ment plun , employee 1avmp plan comprehen11ve L•ft', Jleallh & Dentul ln1urance Apply •n person Mo n fo'r 1 8 »2 00 SAHCO l~ECO 17570 llOO«HUIST FOUMT .AIH Y AUIY E.O.E. ~ Part-lJmc ~nooal IJDes msurance t ramee Xlnt opportunrty for advance men1 Phone 1112-s.58'7 ----- INSURANCE Property • CatJuaJty tu llltaot. esp mm 2 ')'Tl Inc typlna, xlnl bendll1 Jamm l111urance ()(tire, l rv1oe, r ull M1ure<'n 7~ KOE INSURANCE Pounta1n Valley branrh of larll<' autD w urancc •l~D<"Y has openinp for UNOERWRJTt:R TRAINEES Salary commen1ura\e w expenence Ir ablUty Xlnl advancement op portl.liliy AU company bendlla. Call Kathy, MJ.ttel Nocxoa1eoce nee App ln1uruce Sec'y Offc ly Unlvenal ~Ion .....,_., SlOOO per mo Servlc:eJ.1~ w. $th + Pnitlt Shanna. esper 9lreft,, NIU AH . In· req'd, ~l Ul-tAt or ~ laow'I f.lJ Is 1-4 8111-0171 few A~ Dana Mon thra Prl Harbor Im. ApMy HAllSTYUST Kmnll blp. wtmd9 oo1Y W/c.._.,., XlDt. WOC'fc. Uve-Jn, ~•t b ve own ~ coad. Oood loc. tm1p,•pptMMZM UJ3...uolt LAI T ICH·Wo r k f or KllP me deart ~ " YOUlll pbarmeceuUul apt1. PIT, $4.00/Jlr. _... In the lab ualn1 Butera, IG-lSJI att. T )'WI'..,_. lmowledl• PM. I In~' b6olol1 ll)MD(AKEU lnt.wt· or related eoleooe. aaLu)' °' 900 rno. td tn=e~a: dtJendlnl o• taptr . ~ Won fl'ofD bom.. Blnlftll, GMMI . M.I. llUllG • rtnible hn, no a per Trldt YoUt old 1twf fOf 1.0H __ • --·'l•lo•J•6•J .. I C.ll tPll·'7PM anlt, ntw JOOdlH 11tlU1 1 •. ..,,,_.,,...,, a-•wad.~ LlriALSICUTAAY OM 1trt oftlu. Hlf •tarter. aeneul law, eorp «q)W Call M4.3ft4 3'hrd1 Wlmdl. Lllfl' S.Cty.O.C. Santa AA• !.aw farm need1 uper'd l•a•t •°Y· a.1uy open. Call JaD.•tm. . UO-BookkeepmJ J' art ume Apply m ~non Rton Hardw.rt•. IOZ4 1rv1ne. 1w~1tcl1tr Plau>. NR LiqlM>I' clc•ril.. full l1m1·. ruJUll•. bondable Al' PLY IN Pt:RSON •1 AM 2 J'M, T~ ~l Qfl ly Al'lJOf1t"'r Inn Jlotf'I 111700 Ma c Arthur lrvuw Live In for aem1 1nv.alJd eldrrly lady. ti cJya p.·r wit. rm board .. :.Mfo&r) 1163-514.2 llldlc&I atnn. cnp. Nwpt. 8ch am. 6ead rau.me co 1138. eio Daily Pilot. P.O. Boa 154SO. Coat.a ..... CA am MEDICAL RE00RD6 ~ ovrrcE ASSISTANT l'or mnvai.ttnl bolp, t'X~r preferred. full tune. Mon·f'ri. xlnt blDlfiU WI Ina ar lncen live. Apply Beverly MuorMOV1cton ... C M MEDIC AL Rt:C:~P TIONIST •·or :t bu.a y ortbo~dl1t1 E1.pe r pftl cn_2:200 ___ _ Medical Ala11lant b .. ck offace. part lime In tt'r n11t '1 o rru· •. ~· '*'~onJy -...01 ~ Maclall TlCH FT Mon J.o'rt for t•1 pandiq Re-I RI A t.... b Uc req d l:UA t.'lll)6 not rtoefd will tr am X Int bmf NB at'l'a S..5.5tl I •MODELS • "' •ESCORTS • ~ pt'MeM."C' p,,.f l"rrt"(! •661-0729 • lt(JDJ.o:L.'i n~rd lttr <'UlvtmUon fuhion l)htJl11 rnc.dt'UnJit <..lural(u b.a....,J r1rm llllen-1 .. •mtc J 1n 12 IJ & Hill I .ill tc.r .tPIJl ~1 -031.? 11rt • MOOB.s.acons LI Vt. IN for rldt·rh MZllUI \rt q m ~n. rm., board +Wary 6'2 4i I 'II LVN J 11. lull t 1m1· Mt'd1c1ttun!> &-tu·.H menLI II 7 part t1m.-r•· bef <·ha rttt" N IJl"M' Mt'"'" Vt'f'do> (.°IJOV 1f1J1>pt ti11I ~St t'M ~~ L V .M,IMoc Shift J«·htof nurH· nt'todt>d 'Tu. .. & Wtod II 7 :•1 AM >.Int ' ll I.tr y 1\ p I' I y I 1 -1 j -;.,~or.NB MAID fo:Xpc•r prd full t1rn1· Abu " llmt-00 JI,.,' ~. apply Tti.o Inn ut La~una. 211 N t:u<1'>t Hwy,Lal(WUI fto•llth MAIDS P\JU lu~. ct.ya S3 50 br l'..xpr hdl'fUI N H Inn Mf.(;•I i.;:, .W.iJ Mall..-1•xlra lllOl'lt"\, ~u.1 11 tv 11 .. nd<·r•H1·4.I .:1rt~ Lilu·n nn <"<>nllll(nmc•nt. lrtc wl qwt•k pror11 ~ l'-ih} 1tc·m-. lt1t rh..-n. h11th •lt•l'Or .. tor \'le' ~ 1215 af\ flpm MA:O.A<. t.'1 ENT PUlfll.I': l'l!.llSON Kt-y pt lllllf' buNl llt''\'> partMr IM'f'<lt'IJ l':C1u11 )' po111llon without 111\1..,I ment un 11rm uh-" rv wu.ract1vt' t•xtru 1111111nl' ~5821 Malutl(t'r Leu1ntc Aw~nt for lndi.mtnal 1u.rk fo'Ull Umt' 6 day11 Wttk f :ii penencc ., referent·e.. rt• q u I r t• d (' 11 I I (714 )548 2111111 MAnalemeot Traint't' RlWIStort• !tad.Lo Sba<'k h11 ., ru11 li me rart't'r 11 1• porturullC'!I 4i partll nw Job opportun1ll~ •11lt'n Ina up now tn t h t- Newpcwt Huch u rt'a tr you aN' mllJ tary rt't 1 nod or 1 rollf'lt' araduak or arr CW'n'fltly 1Coln1t to C'OlJt'at'"h•lbly mou~•t I od for U'K"l"t'll.M'd eammi.: baMd on Pf'rlormann • ~ 11pply Ill Z700 w Qwut lllichwu)', .Nwµt Och ltADIO SHACIC ATANOY COttl' t; O 1-: MAHAGl&-AIT AIL SO. COAST rLA.ZA The aoon-to-open South CoMt Plau CRABTREE " EVELYN llort• rf' qw,. • l'D8tunt Cover 211 cie.r lhlnJttna penon l.o ..wne UM po11llon Of Mana1er Cnibtrw ta a colledlon of l.M finest I~ n.1iural anare diAtnt toaS*. lolletn~•. foodl, • related pro dueta Attorc1tft&ly. ap pbcaa&a abould be wel 1 1roomed, lntelt11enl, ba¥a nlated retalJ N<'ll· pound. '* appropriate refe r e o cH For In te r vlew1 <'all ZlJ.IZ!Nlm. AP ror Un· di. IC.arm. or ft'ed, MCM ~ • llaln· ~~di Crew •c...,, ll•m· ba. · welcom•. 1\)p llllllitJ, fJMJAI. MIDl.AHJC, tuJI or put um.; 1ll'lf# <*Wr I»"°" w /1ome ••••rleoce. .... -'*• Apply al U, t'lt11 • lnlne, ..... HEWWAl'Y OBJVE:RY NURSES A.IDES 111~ 11• 1111"' Tl.<' I•• 1•1ti<·rl1 fl.Jllt"OI!> CI.""'' -.t11,, 1mmt'<.I 1-.arn wh1h• ~ •1U It d r n .t I I 'h d t ' .1 \ .1 1 I t\ I' lJ I } I I 4 j ..._.pMi•ir ;-,. H '"""''"' A1•lf.., .all 1>l11lt <ll.mdlrr l "ar•• (1·11t r 1 '""'' ~ llt•mluc I<. ~ 1\ CaJI Jt& l!:lt~. !'<'URS~AJVE.-, For weetends in 1 ufl \ale.cent ho1p, t.ll'll "Wlary w .rood benf-f1t-,., 1n.'11'1IJ\t' A1.ptv H-·H·rh '1 .. nor . J 40 \'11·t11r1.i ( \f t«JllSES AIDES l'dlt um1· J I J "' 11 41 bt-d Uln\' 1 l<AIJ I ~ (;d ~Illy !>4~ ~·I Hln.n .A.idh ~ llpm & llpm 7am F..-.pencn~ or <'t'l'\Jlt~d SJ ~O S4 oo per hr M11tu rt' Tr.a1n1•r' SJ 10.13 ZS \1~a \i•·nlt t'.onvull"tlcl'nt llotop1tal. !Wll Carter St . C M Nur.&n« RN SUPERVl!-.OR 7am3 :l)pm. l.VN <."JWtGE llfU RSI'.: 7 3 30pcn NeHSC:i AJOF:.'> 7 ;1 JU Of 3 LI :WJ (-..rtJfM'd or w11l lr,.1n "'ll'RSF.S AIDE AS SISTANC'l'.: II 30am I ~ or 4pm~pm No ex:~Dt'C' Good mt'dlC"al dC"nt.d bendita tlal(Jlb1p < oo vahisc:ent Center. ~ fiqlbJp ~~8_6'2 ~ omcE ASSIST All\IT Put lime needed •m· med Good phocw we hnl 11u..-.. Lite t yp1nt( SJ !>O Hr+ Cu ll <'on!>umt'r R~1po n'>l' tm. 34.'12 11.1k for C lnd y <wnct:. SHARP GIRL. pMrt Umt' full ume Call 642-CJO --- Pat11ter Ha.11dym•n. u pen~ req "d Nt.'Wport Ouch, C.0.lM Mt'H llrU, apt bkl11. full Ul'M 'TSL M&mt M2 1&03 PART TIME EVEHIMGS MWta wl1b outat.andlna. aurectW. ptil"IOfta UUM who aUc>Y worklna wllh kids Over 21. St.art 11t 13 50 per hour PhoM 842· 432 l. It al 250 Btl'WEEN 1·~ PM ............ Equal Opportuntty Em"'°1Cr· IMMEDIATE PART TIME OPENING Wt'd Sal "Stan AM. UMvl'r to 0.Uver DAILY PILOT To Giii" CG 1 iwn Ill lrvlae. appllca"t nnt lta•e CJOOd drhing rec ord. lar9e 1tatlo" wa9on or •an. Hourly pay + ,...alowmu. Cal Harry s. • .., or Foster a.let at. 642-4321 PmE-UP ~SEMBLER with .if lt·.a't I 'vl' .. r ,.,_ I" r11·n 1 •. µr~frrJhlv n• ,.hl>ili>f'f fo.1t1 t-llt-nt n1mp;an)' lll"fWfah ,\pvly la11o1. ... n 'I.\~ ilOd 61''1 \k1nd.1) lllru fo'rutay OUHGECOAST DAILY rtlOT be!~ ~I W II·•> S4 < o.t.J M '-"., i'.;~u.&I I t\IV<>l't.unlt) t-.m1>l<1) 1•r •PIX• T A B "" n ""'1· r 1 n v. "1.it'r·(• I \ 11 °"'' • I\ h.1 I•" 1•• 11111 •11w11 tn Tu». ~\ t \It.. llunt II .11•041: \an••I t11rt I' I •II I-"I \t 111'. 11111,t .11111 1ni.: l•-n• fl•~ \1,1,rl.. n• .1r \"w t>i •n>• & • ·' r 11 ""''"" I-I I t. retSOHHR AIDE Xlnt oppnrtunit" ftw th.> IDdl\ tdWLI "Ith .! )' rl l'lt I'' 1n • v•·r .. 11 0 no·I payl"Jil ... -tt1n1t It.· 4lare. ..:uo•J typllll( ''""" 1&1111 .1 hot"t w11kr!>t.intJ 1ni.: ut t.ou•I l""'""nru I pr••••••lur•'' \ant lit·n.-111 .. ind • l •I~. "•·t"ll.1•11•1 • ''"'" .. tt .. r 'M,1' I ;,II ·~1 ..!'llU lt1r ap1it or ospph t•1 l •'"'H 1-.11" '". I-oufl t,1111 \; allt•\ P9SOMMB. c.LEllK If H)ll •HI' 1)1 llnttuJI l'.nl( ~I'""· t ypt• 40 + wi>m. ltk•· tt• work w pt-;1 ptl'. )Ul.dl knt' lhJJt pt>'i Ilk• feit (•vcr (.)ff(•r me<! tll1ll'f. 'ac: puy ,.. U 1-; t"ll ·~~7 IJOJ r\Oli\ T t: M I' O R A It Y ~t-:RVI{ t-.s 1720 t. LIUT)'~lt' 119_S 1\ Phoc.o ba•tDf'M lllalurt• R.tuil nl>f'r dclu~ablt" Photo b .. dl&round nc>t l"IK'9U1)' P' Umt' days ~2172 PLUMBERS SeU ~ •ho can dto al w1pubhc ~7 22"11 All ralla munwd. PrP·'l<'bool tt'•Ch4'r, mature & uperien1t'Ct WWUd. f\ill lune 111>-t) ., part lame (8 I 1 8.aetlt1 ftev jew fur ratae1 Call Martl)'n IM7·S31M or au.a.a NDmNG lf you att 20 or over. tr lookm& for I Urftr OP· porturuty tn pnnUng. ap. ply at PENNYSAV•~R l8llO Pla~Ua. CM ProdurUon Grvwtnc mamifac:tu rtnir co ha opmm, for pro ductlon work In lht' medical flt'ld Good wor1Una conc:tJt1om • ro bmeli1a !:a<"e.11 nt op..- \ 'y for ad vaocemeot Some cheml1\ry pre· farrt!d but not oec.wu.ry tt..i Elt.l&e PIOf•1r M•MAe• R eal P.:et•ll' Ucenaee wtth prop. m1mt a n d ll11lt boo k frte p l n ft H perknce for fU tlm• ••larled p11•lllon. Ne•Por l ~ter. BO/mo. + rommialloo. AA for Ntncy. RCTctylorCo I ,1\1) I /( j( J .... ...... s.. Open101 for llcenaed n lupeople, locally owned, wJth national re· fen-al IY!llem. E1celk.'Tll workln1 condlllonr. Earn IOO'r< com mwton. Yor oonfldeftual app"t • 1.·111 n9·02'26 Exet u Syst.ema ReaJton REAL ESTATE AGENT Havt' opening for ~ft· l(TeSll1ve al(ent w /leadlni.t t"Ompe.ny with excellent ttiWW'li: ., greal pulen t a a I U n 11 c e n 11 e 11 wt-lcome . Ci.II Al ~lo 963-5671 (--1~'1013§1$ i§j Rat Fatale H.t-rt>pl1on11t rrom 2 ~ Wt'd Son 1-·or U;1h1.! I :ot'1nttua.n Yacht Cluh lfilll llay11dt l>n v._ <~M 644 ~ Ht·rcvtton "t M ii tu r,. wmn.11n I' t•ITU! aft••r rvx.i Oplomt.-tnal is 11( tu.... 9fn.Jj34!1 RECE~ WANTt-;L> "'W1 t)'l)ln£ reqw red Iii 11 e phone vOlce It neat dJ}- IH'aranrt• nrce&l\arv lJ ~ hour l o start l(D.:IW() RlCIPTIOHIST S..Jary w SS 91 hr m.a Xl11t opp<1rt with c•n \1funm• nt.JI m.in:ii.:1· mi"Tll Of'l{JnJJ.tt1<1n 1N1th 1rs1111 ulr1n..,. hl(".1h"'fl 10 t-·fllait.un \I allt·v t"rmtl c'flt°'t'" npr '"' n1•11 ... ,.1rv ,,,,. tJua fuJJ lJruc i.io .. 1tmn 11o11h bt>nrrd.I and a :i d .1 v Wt't"kt·nd every oth~ r Wtttt Ca II 54G-2!l 10 r or appt or apply lO llJK.11 l!.11111 Ave. t •uuntain V..U.-y -----~· need~ C11r tlU'ty HununictrW'I IJe-411 h bldr Ht.-.i\ly phun•· n-.pun. must hllvt• flh"'' '"-n.c-.w!J t y. t:.a II LI .t ud 1.1 K4K '"'" R~ce pt1 ona1l T y plsl. Pf'rmanenl. relawblt•. wtJlda tr MMM wlrdfl' lb nl'ede d S4 .2) I Hr lf7J.&t93 ~t Lile Bkkp11 Somt! lYJ>tntt. 4 day wk. Lquna Och a~a. Call Palnc1a. ~ 1.301 R'ECEPT ION I ST Wanted fOI' H.8 Beallty <:ollt'ae f\aU-ume. Tu~· Sat Ca1h1er expt.-r . neeeuary 714-116.2-8831 uk (Of' Maa Aud~y. Receplioaiat.. tome lyp-•o• M101mal ofr1ce dWel Newport Btach. CaJI Diane or Connlt'. m.mi Recepttonaal. exper Great CJpl)Ortunity 1n job marbt wtl.b expandmg ('() Reels Hair St1llsl, So. eo.t Plaza, Cll. Ap pf')' .. pt'nOf'I $4().Gll8 IUX:EP1 IONIST -Frool olflCle appearance Lite lYPnl-Good w /fipres. Job avaJI Feb. U . Call llU 1791 for appt. uk for Vivien or Mae. Recept.1oniattrypl1t ruu Ume.~wpm. 540-QC2 iti!C&'itOMST.nX Proleaaiooal Flrm Med$ Receptlon l1t I P BX Operator ror new otnc..c In Newport Beach. Good beoetit.I. Typl,n1 40·'4> wpm requl r ed. Call lfa ry al IM7·11'71. An Equal ()ppot' Emplyr. ma1 Laauna Hilt. a.a.ti lat P RODUCTI ON A S · P' a I t 0 ro w l n I S I S T A N T • PfoCnMJve Co. ~ ...... u a1 ~.neat IJ)pear· ...... maceu c 1roup loa peraon. tfp l ot ~ tull-Ume ptOdoe• O llm-"'4111,WUIMU· nte1111r 1 . 0 0 bmeflU. Sal.arr com· Mmblloa product• " m tnaural• w /e •per. dotWMDUQI a.tu re· MMtU. CDNa, txper pnden'M. -------- min u .u per l'lt.,I• .. ------• ....,..,m. " . DO You Have Phone Experience? I JW~e.n~.., • hcrelar1 -Yac:bl ---c.D· ....... n... .... --------t ..., n.t 1111 ...... NJ&. ,......_ .., ..... -•po&a .... .........,,"" ~ .. • JbpwOJs•BarPttW • • •.,. ., J: da1 for an. omu t at lbe OaH Tra!lar • ....._ · • •!Jt6'101 ... •t. T1plnJ t -.-Alill forTu.ra llDwpm. *I •llW llnlf ' mTA'llAMT ·Iara-to OOOa SalatJ c.mmeo1ural• ASll~MC R :;,.;~:r:,::,r ~"":'~1?>10~ • ANrMOR& -·~..,..,.pateo -~-------.. YClllllil Calf ....... .alame u.l la uo.tim!tell We wW ~-"' -....... .._ --trai.D )CM& la 1aJe1 6 .._._,. ·--...-mo ID % marllleUa• o1 alarm General man11irr or SIC8f AIY Pf'oCletl1 llaoa,.meot F\nD ID "1'ouDtalft Valley i. I ro"*'l•te oeiento.t ror 1b1rp aecretary llUlt type minimum IO wpm II havt acelleot secretarial abilities Salary • 11.000 mo Call 9.un. II tbn.I F, UM. IM-ZI& .•· --IDtati fl odliin OG • 1D111J --· cocona"" tbe w.ai· Cout. <TH> 1y1tem.a <re1ldeot1al .. -.... .--,..._ t'OGllMftlaJ. \lehicw • ~for ma&we. exp. ---------1 martae > Por 10 10-• • c rt t • r Y I • d • ......._ t e r .,, l e w c • I 1 mlniltratlva ualatant. S.T. I• I &OMl'S 'fM..Mt. 79 9lnamd req&ired. Salary _.._ _. -commenaurate •l ex· "--••-SALES -Esper aales perleoce. Call Norma. = tMq1tor hal.llll'~ nan. Wnte your own pay m4 ~-appn np • .....-a check. Lucrallva new tiana mar O.C. A1rport flaalJen 10 automotive Vll)'ial days • boun, Ideal ~l In· eecurlty 1yatem1. come Joi boua.wives & IG-19'lt.MMT•awc1t. atudeata. Our pro-5e1ea .....ave. IJ'O'lrial com· Have several openings PIQY an .. opportwllt~ for sales .........te Mobile for .tvancement ~ ...,.,,,. · o n y 0 u r j 0 b ho~ea -Good Com Secretarial $6.50 ...... ............ Wnter needs to finiah 5Clipt, brt will vary but 4 hr per dy. Ap canll ahouJd have xlnt SeNity Guards needed. Ylf'. P/f, unarmed poets ln Ml.aaion VleJo area car & phone needed Cal I 1'&2D> Belween 9 AM & !_PM for appoint. SECURITY FULL TIME .-Pl nUlioOI · Apply Costa 1 , ..., .. ormance. eaaant ._. __ Mob!'-Ho ......,. 1 workllur cond.IUona. Must ....,,... "' mes. ,,_ typing skills. Men· tally alert on contem- porary material. For ap- pointment call 851·8150 t.wn9-toAM &4·5PM. Ol!!8lr posit.ion av al I able tor rellabk! person able to operate radio, anawer pb(mes & make lot en- try's etc. EnJoy excellent ~ benefita lnclud· inl a free meaJ per stun Apply 9am·oooo, Mon· be 18 Ir over. Apply m W. 19th. St 642-4351. _ penon between t I: &pm. SU. help needed Look· 2SXIS.E. Briatol. 1-.. f t tnd d I MntaAnaHet1bta u~ or ma ure . av1 ua ._. <Next to McDonald •1) to wortttn fashion onent· ?-. 54fM674 ed st.ore. Experience pre· SFX:RETARY -For car red.al ageocy. Some die tation. Ute typing, filing. p:n offlce work. Full or part-lime. 4.500 Campus Dr.NB. SM-1711 . E.O E. ...rerrect. Smarty Pants, 240'1 S Bnstol, Santa Rstauraat Counter Help, Ana Apply tn person. full & part Ume Irvine ----Oubbouae, Irvine Xlnt SaJea Investor SaAes Ex· v.or1nnc cond. S3 50 per K'Ullves for promment hr Call Jack 23.30pm Newport Beach ~1D> mortgage investment corpontaon. Real estate, --------.i limited partnership or Restaurant secuntles background BOB'S pref. Salary. comm155ion + all fringes Reply to HOMIOFTHE &x Mn, c/oOaJly Pilot, H IOY PO Box 15&0, Costa lrnrneidtate openinp ln Meu. CA 921126. CU' family nataurant at Salesman/Millman for Secretary /General Of flee. Good typm1 skills nee. Non smoker Start SIOO mo. Near 0 C AarpJrt.~n11 SECUTARY nc.T10MIST Front desk, busy phones. kltaoftyping, invoices. & orders. Irvine. Call ICaren 54().889'. Fn,fwlonnel . MAlllOTI' HOTS. 900 Newport~ Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Empk>yer Sec'y. Aa&lsWll to llgr. varied dutJes, fnendly. asgreaa1ve w 'good ofc atahU. Xlnt Potential for light penoo 642-8400 Se tr drl ve n r ece p - Uoolattaeeretary. Typ· IDS lmowtedp " pbooes. Newport!Colta .... of. lba..1131-a>OS ~ lacaUooa. We re-local hardwood lumber S E C R E T A R Y · quire no previoua ex-b u a I n ea a . G o o d o.ntanctiq oppty" xlnt SI•• •trc· ... -• 5 . .TolnOW' friend· 1 l t .. _., ·--'-· co -· _._ 0ame--~ P•,•oaa 1 • _, ... a .. -.... · -Driver'• lcea1e re-.._Mpm Ulltbemltlcal •bllttJ,... Hoq.MWUl quired. Xldt. beoefila . . Will WtA.... quired. No prevloua --------•I cau 'TJ.W4MIOO. . t 1 a' ,,...;;... hmber exper. aee. a50 * SICBT.-S * _......;;..;..;..;......~..;._--,.., I JW perbr. 40bn. per week. ..._ 8 ...._._.. SH 1 P P I N Q 6 .. . C11hh11 C&UM>-7117forappt. .-tee ~v-t..300 RECEIVING Esper. . • '842AdamA ... H.t. A/ftypelOSlZK mt 40 bn +overtime ~· JJISS........ SALES POSITION · In s.-iJ~~~l.AOO req. Span1ab helpful. s.A,_.."-9 La.&ma Beacb Te~ SecrecnlltinlSlUOO Bapld advancement • :: IS41.171Lst.C.M. f;~~r:~&u~ri. EDcSecllSU.-=•· Coate Mesa 450 I C••P•• Dr . .,_.._ ..SU.tOurOtftee•• ~ APlll Only,,..._ .,,,... lo tm. p· .._ -.O .._ Y UJ Belada's Al/llOCY ~ IO"eeDel', exp. COO· w 9 .w....... -·· -4111tBbda,~"M ...a .. ..ober lllmcil !Llf',,.~ ... '..' ..... ~~l.rs. Naa;uta...dtlDCllO =.•:·~~:•oP~: -~' .. • -··••madzrare-Jlllm.-'Dmn.m.1411 Olrtalta. i.,.. BWa tail *-9 bl tbia IACllm ·-~:::=~=:--1 WallaaW•c:wa llUa area. Work'~·-9ClllAllllS BTA.RTNOW! C Q 0 I a cl a JI le••• A ma lite ~ today for 1oea1 Laa! Amway dJstrlbator 7111F.diapr,R.B. $1.IO ·t.1.50 hr eom-.,....,.nNpnw>1a. aften opportuott1 ror ... ... m.klD.. We tndD. SS7.oo4S pd _.map. You plctt F.qu&t Oppor Emplyr Account Development the hours. For appt. to Services r-r\, Llr'\~ atan in bt•lneu ot your RIW!Sales SALIS Newport Stationers one · of tbe lrpt ofc suppliers · • in <>nnce Co baa open.. inp for Full Ume • part Ume sales penoo.nel. Ex- paaion thia yr wUI ofr furtberoppodot adv. Gd ' startiol rate It many t'O 1>enef. Apply to Pel'IOn· oelMO' Hl,....ri Statlo•n 4Ztl Birch Street Newport Beach For appointment phone 557·'212 IETAILQ.EU f'lU time beJp needed ,• • Mon-Fri. 10-~ No wknda. WHI train. Apply in ;. panon. Pler 1, 2710 ' Harbor Blvd. ... C'll4)523-5115ext530 U \• II \':. own, call 631-UH or ftMK>Ul"f Pf:llSOHNll SUMCt$ -~-5221 __ . ----- 37JJ llrdt Sfnet Stock girl. oear O.C. Mlaeportleoch Airport. Benefits. 6 AM-4.30 PM. Moo-Thur. .................... _,_~ __ . .., ______ ~ S"FSratSOMS ~ty plus lldulta to work witb and md.lvate kids. Over 21. In Laguna, Capistrano, &Ill Clemente a.reu. p ART TIME SecretarJ Shdent Trainee ror Show ~~s ASSISTAMTTO Hone II Breeding .. ~.,......., MUltAMCaw.a Ranch. Uve ln. Salary & PHOM!: Oranae Cowlty'a leadlng In 1 tr u c ti on s . C a 11 eo-'321or-..00 dty fdJder baa an ex· 331HOlloraM·2218 ExL 250. Between l-5PM. cellent opportwuly m AakForAadrea corporate Insurance. Teacher for pre- Geoeral lDluraoce agen· tuodergarteb cl111 ID SAL.15. llETAIL cy experience w 1th Newport Beach Nunery Odst~~Y 6 opp. knowledge of rom ldlool. Muatbequabfied for • motivat-mercial liDe8 ft bondmit • experienced. Im ed aai.womm. Small, betp{u.l. Mlllt be 1ood or· med I ate open 1 n c ~I ladies bout.a· piDer' "able to com· ~13i&S. qi» clwn Full, p it. Mr. rnmicafe well, lood lyp-- 11 .....;.;...;.;__ ____ _ Bdwarda, 03-0752, tne. calculator • IACIB'SAIDE .,_um aborthaod • dicta ting lrvtne Pre-School . .Expr. ---------• equipment akllla re· Pftf.S -7 .. SALr;S REPRESEN· -.i-t Pleue~to TA11VE -To call oa ..,..._. a · T8ephone SaJe8 J.BOC y W ruder' lld btw1oeM acdl THI llYM CO Lucky ou ! e •re for~. Moo-Fri. SJONewportCenterDr rapidly expanchng our M. Bae + comm. Co. "'-portBeach tutn.a • are &ooking IMmlflta. WW train. Neal • ._... for more telephone ~•eoodapell· Equal()ppol'Employer aollclton. We need b1C ~· Apply 1880 _ __ _ _ -. responsible )'OUDI ladles ~Ave.C.lil ~~ to work eveniq boun Secraary 5:., to tPM, Sun-Thun. 511111 LIC9AI. SECllT AaY You can Mm anywbeN TID.fl.OM FautuUc Newport fl'ClmD.llOto•.ooperbr. WANTS YOU 8ucb locaUoa. Paya up 'l'ben'a no aelllnf ln- 'lb nu ~ °' °"' "250/maa&h • Excellent volwd IDd 00 expe.ttenee deu from marine, beaeftta. aec•aary. Call after motorcyJe, aportlDI lntnlP9r'lonnelA&encY 1PM MMOll. Ask for ..,..._ IDGIGr aporta, re-• £. ln.b, CGlta iltU b . tatm. ar.t 01111tY but SleZM __ _MZ-~ ------- we .. ~ 9dedlve • ,,....____-.v...., - wa& coaftdeDt winDer I•-------• 0.-QDl,y ••• &lalD .. . peft.bl. \'Wt QA • .. . o.n Mt. ltODtMIMQZI SECRETARY Perform Herttarlal dutlea tor varloua man•••r•. Good DlllDll'le aau• ud ad· ......Uvt abWitf .... qriUwd. OCXJGl.AS OIL COMPA~Y T~~ 0iU11eU,aa ... Mlrlll&iN Ad*' D'_.,lf/PJV/11 5 1'!LLZR8 -Elper'. Re- qd. tar 12 Taro. llJsaklD V1$. Lqma •atb olfteta. Allo put-dme tllW. Cod.a Joa er Oan•f.1111 £.0.£. • TOOLClll Trainee Position. 9wilcbboard O~rator. Mu.It be able to wort rtexlble boura. Call .. ,. TRA1NEE. person want - ed to worlt in all warebouae capac1t1eii aod learn office pro cedures u a backup SLutinc aalry IS30 with raiae m 911 days.~ TIUCIC DIUYR Dnver for dally de hwries to a restaurant cha.In 22' Bobtail, !lood dnvina record man datory. Class I llcenae preferred. Fu II ti me permanent poeitaon with excel.lent fnoge benefit:.. AA>'yat: Orenge County Rastaunant Servlc:.1 ~1 Da.amler street Santa Ann 714-54M348 IN>BWIJTB losiauce Agency needs experienced fire & casually uoderwnter Good opportunal) RoberUon Insurance A:. SOC:, loc. 67S-0562 WAITERS -Full sen.ar e Mexican restaurant seeks waiters & bui. boys. Min. 3Yrs exper 10 CooliDenta1 restaurant Spamah helpful, but not nee. Apply ln person, Mon-Fri. 12·3PM. Las Briau, 361 Cliff Dr. Lag Bch. WATCHM•IB ...... to work on pre- dlk>o oil &kl lnatru· meats. Good company beaeOl.I. E&ce.Jlent op- portunity foe advance- rmat.. CclDtad Penon· net. 97-9051. F.qual Op- partUnftJ Employer. ~WOID4G Qrowtq m...tectu1tn1 co. neecJe m.o for won woodllllop Knowledae !!" II •ti _ ....... -.. ff PAID W1hr 1dr1nl l•l::i'• OtD0&•7 W..ud: dDabAe oven. 1u rao•e I• 1oocl cood. .. ..,..,,.. lladde ~. uoo. .,..,. 10 ASFA llPIJMArf ER Ill UTlll6RAPHIC CAMEii •CJDm.m LENS •ZlOmmLENS •REVERSING lllJlROR w/F'ILTER •HOLDER •SET OF EXTRA LrTES •llOVCURRENT Senal No 4-414.511 12.000 Call 642-4321. before SPM, ult for Paul Ward ---Doga ICMO ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOOKIMCi FOR AGOODHOME! A K C registered Sibenan Kusky. Has full ~.peat With kids & LS 3 years oad saoo CM II 640-7117. KEESHOND Pups. A.KC Cllamp Sitt M If' Pet ., ">how . Pvt pty 213i97-1345 aft 6 pm SAMOYED Puppies. 7 wtsokl m 6'2-SZJ9 eYl'!Wlgll Mm toy wht fem Poodl~ papers. 12 mos S250 S31-C700. MM750 ----Purebreed Shih Tzu AKC, male & female. tn cob'~ ....................... Blond male Cocker Spemel, 3 yrs oad, very ,.aJe. to Id bm 811 2885 ...... 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••llUY** Good U9ed F\lrnlture • ~-ORlwlllaell er rorYou MASTlaS AUCTIOM '46 "" • lll-9625 CASH PAID Fer Ill UMd r.aru. a.ati- qum •ctrTV's 1157-81» SOFA. ~·. rwt anQP fabric. Dal ccmd. -· ~onacm&>m-7D 1· 1~ ICl(a. cbalr, Ott. dsatr. lampe, tables, dlma.e ...... • cbatn. dbl. bed. bookcue bdbd • mlac. IC7.8121. Sofa 6 love1eat , ~. 3 wb old O:lll $1115, sell $350. Wood rorree & end tablflll, lalflllS. 2:5.. color corulOl 1! 1V. S1Z 83IM903 · of macbtDtry It med1 tiptitude ~· Pleuant wuting atmolpbere & co. benellu. secure Mure. opportunity to ad. vaoce. Only ~ who are dependable & detll~ to learn need apply. Rlgbt individual may New furruture for sale start lmmed. Call for Xlnt. cond. 75l·i33'1 or ;J'.t.n '45·6771. The 1167-6567 • Co, C.M. Sotid--oak--ldni--1-z -bdrm W 0 0 0 W 0 R K E R · s«. solid oak sofa lbl, Ambitious yOWJg man, matdung f(Old mirror. like myself ~ for deconwr wtng bk rhr, growing buainesa. From decorator desk, sofas. remodeling-framing, to O>urllry French end tbls furniture buildlna It re· & sofa tbls. dreuer pall'. 548-8731. S48-M34 wtmatchlng mirror. cof rree tl>U, plant stands WOii OVBSEAS Make man! money work-lna abrolld reprd.lesa ot )'Our qie, an or present poa1t1on All types of workers urgently re· qt&red. For detail.I. send a •ta mped , setr - .sdnued eave lope to. '°'-t·~,,.. .. 101 Wubiqton Street Oept.5Cm atralo, New Yon 142I06 Y<Qb Oounaelon Part Time evanln11. Out80Ula adulta worklna with youth. Over 21. Own traMportaUon. S3.50 hr ltart. &-9PM CW.ANDREA M2-4321. ext 250, 1·5PM. E.O.E. 551 9TU aft GPM Us Qi9tm aectk>oal. die blue suede • matching coffee tbl. rorma1 &•me tbl aet, wrou&hl Iron chandttier. 5' diam Cal I for appt ~8254 Dinette Ht, 54" oval w{l7" leaf, wood grain top, 4 1Jik vtnyl swtvel dn, lll!O 85-9108 WANTED: Comfortable l'lllSan IOI• that ma km lmobld.~. Je"'*f 1070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -faMl11UYa"coi.na No bt1b dHlara pncH. Pballe ... 1833 DIAMONDS l ocal wbola11ler1 over 1toclled. Oltt, lnveat· Ma , a I mmt. ~ 1·211-lW. Mt.~ Prat ..... 1••1111•Meeeee••······ JJla......tC!wA-. ' r, IOOI ~-~-~~-~ "!!!!"" ... ~-___ ............ t 1 ti '" 1071 --------...................... . ... I -..... , ••• ,. -··-............ -······· ... ······· ·-------.................... W.8ACllTA4tl fram ,... be • c.td. .., -~ tor ffdl bll plm -.,.,.. We =o ..t::!•totll •lnp, •11Uaa ~. LD.,............Pn . ¥llll klm 6 u..81 For a ~ tac eocloef> wallpaper. la brlc or ''DIJ<Ho"~• we wW IMlck 6 titm )our lap 0r tlJ two Cardi baektobed. PRICf.s: ••orJ/'5 4/StapSl.IOea. 8i9taplUO•. lDor mere auo ee. S....Tu llxluded HOCABD! Drew JOUI' own or send name, ..,..., phone & we11 mate one card per la&. Add 25' e.ch. Sead ~or momy or· derto· "'°' PltlM1'1MG P.O. BDs l:llO ea.. ...... Ca. t2lD8 Cheap! Oamoea watf!r dlatlller. paid $400. -~ ll50 Movinl to Waah111tSan 541-TIM Comk books ror sale Man-8 • DC in 1rt tOOd cau 8QYUme. 675-f612 ~ w 1 baby Ill need d any bouaebold items Will ptdnap Ml-3011 BF.Alm F'UL UNUSUAL CHINESE OBJ F£'l'S Mowld. ml.lit .ell. furo • parcielams, Clo&aoone. tn laid 1creen1. ivories. D'W'IY rare miac. M0-4J03 Detro Grad-0 ~r. pat lt>rn gr•der, model 1).-400 MSO new. med oo ce. MOO S58-l215 at\ 6 Hummel Gc>f'bel <Annual ptates l ed1tJon 1971 th 11.1 l!n6 Listed at SllOl dl oe.-best dr ~1215 an 8pm. N 8 Tenrus Club F'am1l> Membership for saJe lllO 644--0364 AnUque oraao Hi-Boy AnDoatt Soow situs 41 ~•mne ~ llEN'S CLOTHlNO Is Xtra ... 11•. Sblrtt. eotta, Jack.ta, tlllole. Som• 1ew, all pd caoct. v., cb9ap. Aleo .,,., 9004 •• 1mt ---afttpm.• wbdl Typewriter . Smltb l C•rona Secn&.arial. All dectrlt. baav)' cMJ. Sl'JS Perf. amd"km ... *' lloriDI oul state. mual ad.I everythinc P'um, " appb. etc:. 82lll2 Slater ~ A. H B before 5PM ~Bowl UcUCI. PnvateParty n~ev• Mllcd w w;an• IUYIMG ... Sa.LINC. fthh , .... DAILY PILOT IOATMART , ............ c11642-5678 W-.d 1011 ......... _................... 't#J .. 9010 RATI'AN aota that mates -.. •••••••••••••••••• into comfortable bed. ma.54. not at\ 9PM WAM19TOIUY Paper CUUft', 2'x2' or tarwer' SQ, 7S52 m> as Evtnnlde. traMO- oeamc. s11 yacht bra.ad n " &nfl. twin tub• re· IUl8lar. Wet autl, med. Lire jackets turnbuckles. flopper l&Opller'. liero9eDe lamp Office"* ' v • •mucb more.-.. 7446 ' f •; ,.. IOIS ..... Powwr-9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... "GUANO, AC2B'" a · Maott:rey w 1onama1 Hkka entine Boat It enOne over 50 yean okl Comllltenl trophy win oer f''OI' sale or trade Ma&eolfer PP ~8 WE'VE MOVED 4i MUST SELL THE FOLLOWING THIS WEllC ~ve~ & credemas. Utt chaln & udrcha•r"I. draftJ.n& ta tiAe & awex. i&ld desu. + mi.sc Al I w alnl coocll ' ion. 64(). 9llOO 71 216' Tollycrar. Well --------eq11p . 300hrs Moortog Cl~inc oul 2 ofru•e'I 1o1v.W Alt 6 PM.673-11.58 Deeb. chni. bookcut.'ll & an1st draw1n& board m.5'458 IBM Exl!cut1ve typewriter. perfect cond m> IJ75-(Xl64 T)pt'wr 1t l'r Smith Cor un" SecTelanii.I All tlt'(1nt h\y dut) $1 75 P~rf rorw.1 goo. 58'4 "72 Marlin 18', walk-Olru trl·hull 120HP I tO w lrlr. used very li tt1t' make trade 661 3M4 bttJn Whaler Sport 15 50 Mtrc 81m101. comp l"litm '\eat, cushions & ~ Ntow hvy duly trlr S'lOOO v aJut: I°' '6000 Pvt pty~ 1977 Zl MAKO Inboard Ml 1017 twn uy equip d. great •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • \tat11n r tShJ.ng 673-9363 'O>cter Spaniels Cairn 12 • Cur.tom Bo "Ito n Ttrtlen & Sumese Kat Whaler new Steeriu.: ~ aJl1IC>'e Sl.250 67 J.-422l> ..-....o.ty49' Brass Hal Ra c Ir . ftAllB'SNTS ~--/ ==·etS:a ... de :-fEWPORT Bt;ACll ... ~••••••••!~.~~ oew.1100 Cati~ r~ft MM •IMMACUlATI• ~ 2.l'·lO'IOATS TI FF AN V 'S CL U B 6 12 mo Plana pre pd M E M 8 E R S H I P S1ii1.g 1°'3 t'romSllltmo. 1.DCI. alp;. NE9t'PORT. Sl7S ......... •••••••••••••• ~2Ul823-40640wn lll·UMZ Roasignot llO !lklb Look W., w 9060 Eled.ronlcs Co. ID~ bind1n&s w /brakes. -··••••••••••••••••••• Compooenta. bdware. Psfect cond Call BUI ·a. I.Alden 16, 251\. vam fUro. blndm, etc. au. me10or'1S-Cl bu 11 . 111 p l n NB. sa.uTt ~II •-•· beautiful. uooo ... IOt5 ..:..---......;~----• OCJllMt WOOL -·-·•••••••••• ••• ... •&AC'!' ~Tl• ••JWS Dlabwaaber. ComQ -Jl".,JO'IOATS LADIES. New Suede mer c I a I . II ode I 1112 mo. Plans pttpd ~. MIJ llDecl. Must BIMaelir P 0 ~ IOOl'J aacrirlce Re1. 1120. cmd.IG-L5U l"nlmlJll/tno. Ind. slpi. NOW MO. ~2131 nea ~ m!llZMOIM Own -n.-... ll'a time to plm lar \hat .... .,... 8091 "II Sebot.. ~ l:st'd ti .,,..... trtp. ror extra ........ -.......... tinm .., ea11 MZ-4807. Clllb. 'fb)t Del& ..U 80D>e SAC'BD'IC~! 0 .£ Wide m.DDat.H4l5 d U.. .._ 10U doc'l acr..-.-··TV . With~-Pbr Sale 14' llcquen med wit11 a Clualfaed ma. ClOllUU boa. SllOO w trlrlSZSorotfer. ad!IG-S871. ...... SIMS5l lluya Superbawl Tauchdawn ! Back your favorite team or player with a personalized message 1n the spec ial Daily Pilot Superbowl preview magazine section -PROFILE coming Jan. 19, 1980. The cost i s only $10 and your message w1 II appear in a good luck football similar to those shown here. Your Touchdown Ball wishes wil l be delivered to the door of every Superbowl player the day before the game. To place your touchdown wish, ca 11 642-5678. Or, bring your personalized football message to the Daily Pilot office nearest your home prior to s p .m . Wednesday, Jan. 16. I , l . ' I t • l s D ~ ... . ...... ~..... ...... .. ,.w ......... ............. ............... ... .. '"' .. ..... tllO ....................... ....... Ueed Es--...;_ _ _.;...;;..;;;_ ___ __. malGr VM la IOOd ~· ,, amid 8.P. S'10 UM dla. Cllll ..... ~~~makeolf•. 4...,..,.... HIO ....................... Yamaha "II RDa Xlllll. '1$ JlJmlt)' GllC. loaded. abape. Lot ml. Cafe. autaell II.JOO. Sl.lOO or make offer. 131-&m~. _ma11 _______ ...... w...-"71. Xlnl llUST SELL! Reburn CllOd. Onb' ~000 uules. "M '' HD Sportater. f\llJ power. T.U over 4.HOOM $2,100. Ofter paymm&a. '7S.aM AUTOS --.u. 1'n1d&s t5'0 WANTED W SUZUKI BPl.20. Low -•••••••••••••• ••••• Don't trade · sell ua your mllease. Askma f175. '19 Dodie D-50, PkuJ>, air, uaed Mercede1 Beai 551.-0Iv1m1-lbell, ao+ mph.. call Call 111 to flnd out what 5Sl..s9 your MBZ'• really worth. '73 1Z5 Yamaha Endu.ro, Mlaaloon Viejo Import.a x.1m coad. lo ml $650 or '73 [blae P.U. ""' T. JIB 19 I 17.aO Belll.55J-44Ttall\2pm. &dell. C/ulll box. Great ___ ~_-_ .. __ _ 71..WJJCI Loaded I lacludln1 • ,_., Alltrll •t.e.-.o. a)r CO~ lllDfOQf, pu&am mll" RP > 771MWHCI • 1~e~•· IUD roof. AM /Fii steno. pboen1x <nn&o· CllcTIU , 761MWllOI Auto \rans . AM /FM 1tereo c111t lte. air oond.. '""°°'. polaru. CS'Tl.P'Llil , 761MWUOI Auto tran1 . AMIFM stereo c a11etle. air cond . aotbracat e . arnRXli l 711MWUOI Auto. trans .. aunroor, AM /Fii stereo. ruby red. <DUDLEY I 771MW • ....... ' .. . ! ~.,, ... • l ''J ~ CeUca I tpd .... ttr..lbfb. alr, CIS1lllt Ml1 ... flun'y1Gl·1'11 9767 MIZ 'Tl an; &IS caod. a..t WAMTB olfer. A.at ror Sberry WW PQ 1ou more tor ~?!.. 711·1200, eve C _ rour' dea "Md i2 or -l&Mtr Merc•de• Bens. --·••••••••••••••••• IWY,.,W Ot.UtodQ. V:A1W IPR 9770 Sb.lrp 'Tl C.maro llmPI. ordll!M~un --.,v'4jolftlporU ----····--•••• 3'0 Alf. PIS. P tB,steel Wllllled. rr.. tOft. lll·lM> -.1100 1-------ndda, map, 1uaroof, 111.-r-a.u m.am VW·ua.tnc trou.b6e Mil· rear apollera, new 199 llBZ 2IOSE, 1rey. IQI your ear? Try m! Hone1·1old metallic "1't•ZXAll/nts&.ereo. YSYclean.aunroof Btst Top doUar·Pald for or paJ.Dt. S2,300 '4$·8215 ~ ...,._ -•&Ab a«...la&12'7. net! Brinl your car to ews °"9'PJlllU. ~·Dt Jim 11.ariDo Volbwqen. --------_ _..:;~;.::,;.;::.;....=:;~--I a> SEL. i-3. Slvr, ltbr, 117ll Bt~Blvd., Hunt· WT CaJDuo.3:2'7·nmt, od.a ... 9121 llllf. lmmac., best ollu laatoa Betcb·Alk for bocly ~+$500. m E . ··-·••••••••••••••••• m-0a02 FrAAk Manno or Tom lab St. c M · IMl2. 71 FIAT Spir1a Spydw I.al. Qeu. lo m.Ue$, 2 "JS t.le 450 SL. Silver, al· AWn. Qu o I... "20 l 0 p s . A M • F M loya, cn.Ue. 2 lOpl l St.eno1tape. ~.100. c.u Owner 117.SOO OC' t.t olr ....................... evea. ~ •msaiAepm "JS F\at 1Z8 Sport Xlnt cood. 26mPS,. $1195/bat air 535-121$ '73 Flat UI Sport Spyder. S &pd. new top, xlnt c:ond S2SOO. 673·2180 or &-ID ~Lancia Fiat. 26,000 ma, PS. AC, snrl, lthr uphol, Mid>ellos, ~. 937 ~ Bruce .,.12' n:: Special. auto. ?A mpg, must sell• . Sl 7 50 O BO S48·0648 bm. W mK. ou crpt. allvcr Xlnt. cond. No rual nte.1$.137 .... '7S 00 SE Orlaloal owner lmmaculale cond 33,000 mllea. Sl.8.000. n4-l40-UU. "102SG..AM1nt. AU'. SOUD.P.P. 1112-Tnl --- 1970 Mercedes Beru 280S Xlnl c ond Orlglaal owner. See to appreo. 78).9)33 li71 I llACHaVD. '':t~ '72 BUS, rum well. a · ClliAlm bod)'. moo. 751-0ZD all 5pm 1'79Dt!MO Qt•••MCI! OD C.marot, Ca pne911, Mame C.Uk». Mallbm • Novu. Drasuc reduc tiara! SAYEMOW!l! COHHUL CHEVROLET ~11.trl•·• 11 ... 1 I ',..,I \ \1 I .. \ SU-1200 71 • door Impala, air, radial tires Perfect aoad S2ll50 Call MZ-0116 ormai. Mlicay "IO: ......................... OllANOECX>V'NTY'S : MIWIST LINOOLN·llEllCURY DEALl!!RSRJP RAYIUDllOI LIN<X>LN·MERCURY 16-1.8 AuLo Center Dr. SDFwy·Lake FOC9t ...it IRVINE IJ0.7000 ...... 9952 ....................... Jct JOll mdSoe UMCOUWiaCUaY '"8peoal of tbe Wed" 71 tiillST ANG 1n f,Je•m'¥. Ivory with a sporty ~Top , V . &. IUOm&Uc and All /P'M-1 track stereo for your motoring ple a s ure. a:.!SUQF >Affordable fun at 7'1UUO ttwlmgeobra Blue beauty -Must sell ! 4 speed.• cylinder. A/C. leather interior, mag wheels, CAMelt.e deck. • map llPt. Lo/mi Pnv. pty. Best offer. Call 81$--2919 -----~--shape Sll50. 41M-7084 "1S \'Z-80. JUll Rebuilt. Stnma nmn.lDg and Fii F 'Tl a.vy ~. lumber ....._~ 630CSI ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 lo choose from • • 673-21.0 wk. 9727 ap.I 9746 "JIWbil.eQAperlkacCoov. 71 El Camino A-C. pwr a.a,..,,,.. edition.. x.1nt bead, air ca.,., very nick. tool box, air, lo mi, clean! Ooly $325. almcoad.$5200oroffer. Affa'-o 9705 speed. AM/FM stereo •••••-•••••••••••••••• casaeUe (412TAR ) Mm.ta .............•........• . ..................... . cood • low ma , Call brb. en cntrl, many 752-SM>lam 5pm. xtra. BO $SS 7139, '711 Mu1lan&. • cyl. 4 speed. J-door. radio. Aak· 1nasuoo. eai1 m-04.58 551..aa ~per Du.I! _811_-0llZ'Z. _______ _ ...... .._..Wei ... ,ISlut... '''° ....................... BEHi' 2Zft. luxury mcUr' home; •lee.JJS 6; sell· mat. IZ50/Wk. + .. ml. 'Tl El Ca mmo Claaaic. auto, A/C, crse control, AM/FM casa, CB. $4.990. oralkr. All5: ~785e. ·75 Cbevy Pickup la be1w1... cond. Must sell. --M.000 or best olfer. Lee, ti 70 SIG-7917 ....................... 71.UAROMEO srtDH Red w/black top, s speed trans .. stereo Ii less th.an 1$,lm mtles. (478WYD) S7HI THEODORE ROBINS FORD lOoO HARBOR 8LVO. COSTA MESA 64'2·0010 zr ~ Travel .lD Chevy Pickup, rum Trailer. eompletely aetr· good. need• trans ...,.,,alned, sleeps 6, xlnt 49M37talU::ll PM onftticJn Located near Aid .. __ _.ta Be h Baj '78 Chev. Luv w/shell. '707 _.. ac ' a, AM/FM 8 track. Good ·--•••••••••••••••••• ~. $2100. CallM&-9071, '73AL111 tOOLS22mpg city, aft3:SIPll. cood. $4500. Afl. 5 , 3lJDP8 hwy. x.1nt cood. .. s.r.sc.. ,.... 9"""'121 S3>D7 -- & Acce11aries 9400 "76 Ford F ·250 la pd. 40K 1MW 9712 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• n:D. Tool bx & Jumber ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEW PARTS&SERVICE HOURS ()pm7a.m. 'tll6p m. Monday thru Friday Cklsed Sal. & Sun. Effecllve Moo. 9124/79 SADDUIACX FOllD ZMOS. Main, Santa Ana Al the C«oer of Warner 546-7010 ....................... IMPORTANT N<mCETO READERS AND ADVERTISERS The price Of ltPm S advertised by vehicle dealers in the vehicle classified advert11ing cnumm doea oot Include any applicable taxes, licenM, transfer feea fiDaDee cbaraes, fees for air po0•¢inn control de- vice cerUftcaUom or ct. ... documentary pre-..,... c:barl• UDlea ctbenrile spjdfted by tbe edftrtiler'. -----1 G EH.. 9110 ....................... rb. New clutch. Looks llhoew $3:100. 661·2T70. i2 Chtv)' ~ ton bvy duty PU, tool box. new paml. $1850 700. l.5l6 evea. VCN 9570 ....................... * ..w tt79 10 Ft. CHEftOUT STVVAH AulamaUc.. (Ser ..l8Z2 ). OHLYSntl HOWAltDCMtt .. Dcrve. Quail Sta . NEWPORT BEACH 113-0555 '77 Dodge ll ar ry van "C\.lbt' van" 12 I\. cargo area. Radio. healer. air c ood ., aut o transrnw 1100. gd cood Pnced to aell Call Jerry 131·0S53. Aft. 4 : 00 54&G'f .... w ...... 9590 ....................... WEIUY C\UMCAIS AMDftUCKS CONt~ELL CH EV~O-.E!' .. _ ~ 11 '. 1r .r I ' .... I I ,, t '\ S46-1 200 "'17 TOYarA Cellca, 5 apd 6 ltereO. "75 TOYC1tA Amlf, aood mllea.ae. "Tl GllC Van. dual 1llr. PS/PB. crulae coalrOl $BIO. "11 CHEVY LUV Pickup, aood mllea1e. WANTED! _64.2_·~11_17_. ______ 1 Late model Toyotaa, •• , 11/ aa dn tl20 ....................... •41 Pbld Woodie, restored. SlS,CIQI>; '41 Ford Woodie. restored mint cood. $3).CI00.17M1Sl WnAdllelp! Volwla. PLckupa • Vam. Cll1I us today! ............... c .......... ..._u .. nOJw140.f4'7 ... -----------.. I LEASE : ::~ I I . I I PAJ ONLY I I FIRST MONTH I I PAYMENT I I * I I MO DIPOSl1' OI LAST MOMTH I I we TAKI AMY TUDE I I •• '°' Oii "°" I I PHOMi CUDIT APPROVAL I I 18 CAIUJC c..-.,....,_ .... .............. --., ....... 11255.40 MO. I ,,,, , .... ··---" "" 11 + IM ~OM>~ va ....... "-INll'1*-•· I, .... ....,...,... I ,!! .. ~J~,.I ., .... ~ ................... . "'"'" ..... 'J. 28.35 ~0.1 .n. w :' :: .. ~~ .. :'1 .... ....,.. .... ,._ __. .. ..., I I 1980"5 ta.EMOW! L.ARGI SB.ECT10H OfMIW 197t J2CI._• SUl"s 6lJC5''t • 73ot's IHSTOQ(f Call today We al50 may have that p re-owned BMW you are lookm& for' 131-2040 495-4949 OIWtCil COUNTY'S OlDIST & IOIMdAIEM11 & lfiON. Beach Blvd. LA HABRA '5MLNo.olSA Fwy> 1714622-Slll ~ybyAppt. 1CREVI ER lHE $ BO's ARE HEIE! A FEW 79's (ROWNING) Mew& ! ·Demo11 $AVE! . 1it&BROKJWAY SANTAANA 836-3171 VISITYOUR ORA.MG£ COAST '720pel sport coupe Good Oree New bau.ery. Xlot cond la1lde • ou\ SL.450./080 llG-l.SJ1 P'wput 9741 ....................... Jmt ID from Gennan1 . New vw IM:lela MIA9l aell. Make offer. ~~Lvmag. tis.um. "Tl .,.. &OD Silver.do P U .,. Mwitanc u Gb.l.a. air. Gmdmlenor,atereo.hLI· AM /Fii caaaette. PS, ly tql&Pl*i, n.1D1 IJ'Mt I --_,,. pp 56'JH..... --· : ~1Tl1, ...-. ~Ml-UL 791MWl20I Only 2500 on&10al miles! Air cood • s tereo ~. like oew. lac· i«y warraaly (J.8S762 J Hurry oa llwl one• HONDA HEA.DqJJARTHS TODAY!!! UMYaSITY SAUS&tSERVlCE OLDSMOllLE HOMDA GMCTRUCKS 2mO Harbor Blvd. ll'M ~ Peuaeat clieae! All/Fii c ... aWl lank. ooe OMll!f' 15,888. Pb 4M-OQI En:9.MIMMO sa. ... Coavert. ·n ' .... _ a. rlAlr "25 ..,.... ...... ~ ...................... . 71 "'wtan1 ll, T·top. V6. auto, PS, PB . AC. All/Fii steno. ~195 or t.solr PP . .-..- HURRY F O R TH E LAST OF THE '79 DEMO'a WHILE TIIEY LASf• SADOUIACIC VALLEY IMPORTS 2Ml2 Marguente Pkwy. l4ualoo V1e)o 131-2040 495-4949 711MW530I 4 speed, power steenng, ~ brakes. air coodi tJorung, AM FM at.ereo cassette. electric aun· roof. electric wtndowa Topattan mlerior. ooly ll),!m auJee $13,900 or beao(Jer (331BYD >Call IQ.419. CREVIER G IST 6N~DWAY , ... , ..... 835-3171 Tiie ~Tl Dllfv.I ~ c:.t t711 ....................... COSTA MESA 540-9640 i6 Clvtc, eog x.l.nt rond. aYJ.ng rea.s S. nds some body work 646-7356 i8 Honda wagon Low mile.age. EJCceUeol cood 8'7·3239. aft ~pm ...... 9732 ....................... Jeoaeo He aley. r ed roadater, lo/mi. xlnl medL " body cood.. Jug. pae rack, ma& whla. bra. toooeau cover, muat aee, 16,W>. 960-7582 "JI Jemm GT, lmmac. 17,oooml. 2'7-30mpt. Job Cbanae, muat sell. '151-lllM Mr. Hardy. or MZ-040 Mr. McCarthy. ...._GWa 9734 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '111 Karmann Gtua. re bit eog fm caas mags. radials. lmmac cood $2111(). ~156. '7ll ....................... "JS ~eot. x1n1 cood.. mrf. a&I', AM /t'll CAM . DU i.n1. " Ura l3SOO miB i8 Peuaeot 604 upd 3>.lm mt IW'. )eatber. dr1l 111 110.SOO ~- ,,..... 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 's. Poncbe ~. bnm W bnm 1ot .. AM l"M c.aia.'I Xlnl cond $6.400 or 1.iolfer ~ 19 Porsche 911.SC, &un meta.I blll oo blk. mllll cood, fully loaded. w/evay avail optioo l.Jlcl turtx> spoilen • mon: Sacrifice 126.500 firm. PP. 8157..ao?O "10 IJW.I Poncbe. Black •IUD lotr. 12.000 ml. .... pUit. 8)C)O OC' bat dr.~-..SD Poncbe ill 81.4. 1~rl. rad &II'. alloys, ele<' WU\ dowa, AM Fil Blpkl cau healed mirrors . ~ & IWioed Mwt n+e12-2l.34 "131H ~ 20, muy ur... :11.al cood. l5000 ~-.. ao,c. 9756 •iiuii:iirutrr· ·1• Capri, so.ooo ml., JR{ ROY AlltFM UH. atereo. CARVEi ::-llWJl'OOI· auto. Sl500. ROU.S·ROYCE •MIJa.....,_ 19'13 Caprt 2000, new c;....Mlte 645-1_700,n,_ __ ...... =" .. _ clutch, movlo&, must miracle mazda I .. . ' .u. SHOO. at best offer. lB Mada GLC. 40 mpa! (l()S(O WNOAYS SQ.018. Rldiala, $ apd. 3 ma. old. lbrk,611-7479 ,.,... t7'5 ........._ 9720 ---''-------............... ~······· -'7f lluda RX·• wan. •••-·•-•••••••••••••• "11 Ollica lJftbedt. 5 apd, r'8llo. radiala, ft& IU· All/FM, anrf1 loJml. sz.a. Gl-351T blue. a,<m. Ml.Q2'T1 ...ccdll... 9740 "13ToJala P.U. +camper -•••••••••••••••••• abllL 11.000 low mllea. "11 ~D 41pd, AM /P'll, IZ,.300. IM-18 Wkda,ya dee aumf. wbt w /blue arm-'1!111 Wbada. New Powder blue. IMOO. P P.171-1141 P'M·All ?l'fW CQllVMial • speed. AM IP'll ndlo. ..... .. this bard lo ru.t eem baa ooly l l.:MJ mal es. A beautiful 1 ea s 1de blue . Q!ill3M8130 • IOILOMGPU POKTlAC 13000 BF..ACH BLVD WESTMINSTER 636-2.500192-465 I '72 Bui. lo mi. OD DU eng., nu tares. clutch, brk.t szooo 780-llO~ "15 Sorocco. $3.l50/080 AJr. tape. 11Dt. Gary. IM-llMor 7507IS "11 Olavt. Bed/blatt •. u.. 12.0DO milel. II.Ult CllJDl1 ~ steno ameue. f'olnlycoat. • X1nl. n~2Sl6 Vat.o t772 . ..................... . VOLVO SALIS. Slrt1CE AHDLIASaMQ. ~DEUVERY EXPERTS !Altl.lm VOLVO lie Harbor BITCI. <XlSTA IOISA '46-HOl54M467 tiCIST SAatlACI 1977 ~-Ne•port 4 Dr. &ed8o-ONL y 111.0DO ma.61DtlbNEWeoo- .maa1 HM DetuePka- 1worU1 over 12000). All/Fii 9'ft"90 w II \nd tas-, ll&bt pll& • air CllJDl1. pwr ....nna • brakes. steel belted rdal urw. cnue coo- troA. tilt • telescopic ltefrio& wheel • VlDYI top Must 11..Mcnfire ror ONLY PIOO 00 Pri pty c .• u m• 149IHJ63 i 9'lZ ....................... '72 VettP Coott t 3»227HP 4psp. KOM. rebll ea& oe• brks. oraase w 'ne w top Came. •.llX> or best ()pl. WU"e map 6111 ~· ..,_A H60 ....................... *21l's ptymoatb Volare St.aUoo w...-. 318 CID Eogl.oe bath t7'ff!r e .ooo males PUwer steenn~. power bnkea. IW' cond. radJO. rc0 racb 4-door. 2 seat . ~t b p ri ced b elow ~elale K elley Rlue lb<* S:UlOO for r rther sl.J lJOn wuon Call OranR .. eoo.t Dally Pl.lot -fl·~ l Adtniobtrlllclr 642.-4321, bt.210 tlB GTO nms ExcelJenL l!OOCah. ~2720 DDdlp HlS a a a a I a I e •a ........ ._ ... a 1J D.&s't.er"° 6 CYI 49 ,OQO "D a...r pwdr blue 6 miJel New tll'ft Grea ....... Goad" CCl8lll. SlOOO c-.......... Sl131. Call B-IO'JO . ...a. ~ -------hrd "40 li8 Plymoo.ah Fury Z dr . --•••••••••••-•••• aui.omauc. 8 cyl. &t2 JI 11 "19 TurtJo Must.a.oa Cobra P1Cl 3'4 996S Blur benay ~u.t ~u • POllHoc 4 ~ 4 eylll>dn", A (.', leather 10Lertor. maa -••••••••••••••••••• 9beeta. caaaett.e d«ll. "Tl Grand Prix map fl&ta. Lo/IDL Prt v DI& a.d. Sl$OO pty. Seat offer. Call N7.-i.2 -~------~ n ~W.d 9970 T·Bird. '71. dat cood, --·-·-••••••••• PS1PB. air. All/P'll T·Btrd. '78. lllnt rond. ate"eO. Laodau, $3950. PS/PB. air. AM t FM 417-595. .....,, Landau, ~- 417~ 'l'1 T·Bird, reblt en1 .. km Pld • nma IOC>d. ll)O. Ran. aft .•. Mf · 1349 • <Dtt:Da. _. rbb.. new Wlftlls, SDO. Beet otfer lllS7.J'Jl5. '75 T·Bird, Sliver Lu11 Group. Vinyl top, air, crs. cootr, All·FM, a&ereo. Wt wbJ., I-way pwr .-ta. fad. aJum. wlala • mucb more. Im· mac. cood ! $3700. • ...-eoe. ,,.. aooct. 16&t. .... ~011 ...... ada wort. 9IOO OC' "'~· .... • bait aft•. S-.-%1'4 .... 9t74 --------• ...................... . u..:i. '945 "Tl: Good coad. Nffds --··-········ fllC. 1175. Daya 13'7-8800.. ..,. UDmto.. suoo. Good Ewa. 8-079 coadlUoo. ruaa :1 lot. _to_ .. _______ , ... AdBelp! 19 Vatto •ID .....,, Oter· ........ UMCI ...... Used drive. a/c, All/Fii tape, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••- Im. like new. m.32S7. rd. 4.IQOllU. Sl.000 • take o••t pymt1 of rmMo. .., ... nee. LEASE ANY MAKE ANY MOOD. DOMESTIC OR IMPORT 912 CGDvert. Cull power, air. wbt twbt, '1195. m..!UI.~ 2 YIAl/Unlwlil.ct Mlleacp. SerYlc• COHTIACT with EVHYLeme*• C..-. • Eno CoooCI • 1--. •A• C-• ...,...,_ r_.~,......._ •O.-•w ~,,,,..,_,,.,_.,_,IE_..,._ !Mell "11 Rep.I V-6. 2 tme "1ver. steno. A.C. pwr ll&ra&. 21.oooau. clean. P.P ..... f7S.1217. ~ ... ..-a..-t.o..._....,.~----..........---. ....... -wo... ........... ,~ .......... ·- Dt .. "--°'· ... a.---v ................. Wllll ff II ....................... 1'77CAIM&IAC 1910 llGAL LTD IYUCI . ,............,.nto_•,.._ .......... __ ...,.._..,._ 1t1oc .......... -...... CADILLACS .. STOCll i.c.dldl ._.,._ to. ~ ,..., • -........ -• ........ dUlll9 IDUODaW, lta'eO ..... -..... ........ ............ •,\lpe. Wt wbeel. tt'1iM .. ....., __ • ..._ ... _. control • a•• S 17938 ~'f. .... '28837 =.-;:. "Amerteao &a1le" ndLIJ u.r.. You must h¥ , .......... .,7UI ... 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I I J ~ I ( t t l; ~ s ~ cl k J ., = ~ cl fr 22 A1 in m til 81 th bl w JM th aJ rt tb Fl Cl ar th br -~ -----~ YoarBomete•• Dally Ne••paper . t VOL 73, NO. 1•, I SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 1•, 1980 :a FIFTEEN CENTS· 1 i DB's Ted Bartlett Out of Kaee 117ft'BV&•.uau ... ...., ......... A fa.xture tbat WU nnn.ty ln plaH when J 9ekM Robluoc WU cracll:ln1 out baae blU and Harry Truman waa presidina over post-World War II Amenca wiU M mlUiQI e1ecUoa day In H t1utca Beeeb Ted 8artJett won •t be nwlin& fort.be C1ty Council. "It'll be a UtUe lonesome, I suppose,"·~ Bartlett, now 78 ·'There mipt be aome folb aUU loolltna for my name on the ballot. thouah." Tb• beach area old-timer landed h1a ftnt council seat in 1948. He 1ay1 the town was so 1mall be knocked on every door ln town dwin.c his campa.ien. "Thia election stuff is aort oi Ii ke beln_l( a ballplayer." Bartlett pllllosopb1zes. "Wbeo that feelin& ls 1ooe. at'• thm t.Q. set out." Bartlett was forced out in 1978 wben be came In fifth in a Hostages Face Forever Iran Remains Firm on Return of Shah .,.....,... SEEKING ECONOMIC SANCT10N8 AGAINST IRAN AT UNrTED NATIONS MEETING U.S.. Ambaaaador Donald McHenry (rtght) Talka to Soviet Envoy Oleg Troyanovaky New Storm on Horizon Dark Skies Stay Over Coast Through Tuesday ByDAVIDKUTZMANN Of-o.11,l'llelSwff Don't stash that umbrella yet. Thal 's because those same dark gray sides which loomed over Orange County today and all last week will remam through Tues- day, bringing even more rain to a thoroughly soaked Southern Califonua. Forecasters for the National Weather Service said today an eastern Pacific storm front 1s the latest contributor to the sodden weather which, in the short span of a week, transformed Southern California from bone dry to spongy. Rainfall figures for the weekend showed a tapering off of shower activity. but the season storm totals along the coast have begun to reveal the dramatic ef· feet of the winter rains the past seven days. In Co6ta Mesa. for mstance, the Caught in Chase Corona Man Held As Bomb Suspect 52 of an mch or ram which fell Saturday and Sunday have brought the moisture totals to 5.25 inches for the season Last year at this time. the total was 6 42 inches Huntington Beach rainfall faeures also have been significantly enriched by the NORTHERN CALIFORNIA HIT BY FLOODING-Al storm acuv1ty The . 72 of an inch that fell through the weekend brought the tat.al for the season to 6 03 mches At this time a year ago. about 7 18 mches had been re· corded, according to ram watcher J Sherman De My. South County raanfall totals also told a similar story The nearly inch of ram there during the weekend swelJed the figures for this season to7.56 inches Last year. the moisture measured9.77 mcbes. TEHRAN. Iran <AP) - Foreign M In aster Sadegh Gbotbzadeh warned today the American hostages might be held forever 1( the United States refuses to extradite the shah He also told other governmenu they nsk harming their relatlon.s wtth oil-nch Iran If they join the Unlt· ed States in imposing sanctions In another development, an American reporter saad em bassy rrubtants had told tum the hostages Wlll be allowed to hear a recorded broadcast or the Amencan Super Bowl football game, scheduled for Sunday The reporter. Alex Paen of KM PC Los Angeles. also quoted the militants as saying spy tnals will begin for the hostages as soon as revolutionary leader WIFE Of HOSTAGE ALSO SUFFERS PAIN-C3 Ayatollah Rubollah Khomelru gives the word. Trials have re· peatedly been threatened for the American captives, whom the militanll call "1plea." Obottnadeb uid Khomeini's re1lme wu prepared to wait "more or 1ella forever" fM the returo of the ousted maoareb, the bulc dmlmd ol the student.a who seUed the U.S. Embauy oo Nov.4. Me.......U., lraa warned that Jt .. wlll not acc•P,t aa~ aal· lateral me .. une ' coocenlq the security of the atrat.ellc Strait of l:bmuz 8Dd that audl action would be COftSldered "u detrimental to Iran's Yitai in· teresta.'' the Para news aaeDCY said. (See UlAN, Pa1e A%> Cold Sets Record on Europe Mart LONOON (AP) Gold pnces 1umped by more than $50 an ounce to record levels in Europe today. followmg sharp n ses over the weekend m the Far East The dollar was maxed and silver .vas up sharply Gold closed at $650 an ounce m London. The previous European DENTAL WORK TO COST MORE-A3 trading hlib was 9645 in Zurich on Jan. 3. crowded race for four council aeata. One oi the aeata had been his OD and off lbroup four de- cades. The klo&·time council fixture says hie-city speodl.ng and fancy campaign tactics ovenibadow~ bJs amall·town approach "The first time I ran, I guess I spent $40," be recalls. ''The next time I had to spend almo.t $100 and I thought I would be bankrupt.'' Io 1978. Bartlett's pocket cban1e campaign was patted against candidates spending close to s:.>.ooo ··It was time for me to &et out anyway." says the retired gas station owner. "I helped bury 20 of my council colleagues. I got the message ... Bartlett. who used to hold an formal caty fat-chewing sessions in bas two-pump Main Street ga." station, says that. all.bough he's refrailung from tossing bu hat ID the nng. be wtll watch the 1980 electJoo wtth interest ·'I augbl fool around a IJttJe bat." says the former mayor. chuckbng "May~ I'll help out on somebody 's campaign or somet.bmg " Bartlett remams Hunll.ngton Beach s official ambMsador of good will. a lltle drawn up for him after lus 1978 defeat He- says he attends grand open1ngs and business club meet11'g'> when possible He says Canbbean crwses and family gatbenngs are more tus style now than lire busting or gavel pounding !Hlly ...... Miff ...... HE WON'T BE RUNNING Huntington'• Barttett Boy Shot In Head Does Well An ll)earold Huntington Beach boy. allegedly shot m the head Fnday rught by his father during a family quarrel. as lulled 10 sausfactory condition today folloWUlg several hours of sur- gery Chnst.opher Erick Weuler un- derwent surgery al Huntincton lntercommunlty Hospital aft.er being struck above the ear with "Thia us a great town. I've always thought. and I really love it. But now it's put tame to tum lhin1s over to the younger peo pie." 1bree Jailed In Robbery With Knife ft .22 caliber bullet at bis f parent.a' home at 4604 Villa Vista Circle. ftNe mm laiaft beell booked ln'-Onmet CouDty Jail -.... p6doD ol ..... robbel7 ..... ooe ol tbem aJJeaedly threatened a P'oua&aln Valley woman wttb a lca1le IDd sto&e her purse. Sbe said the purse contained 50 cenll in cub. Fount.aln Valley police li.st.ed the suspects as Rick G SmJth. 23, of 21091 Whitehorse Lane. Huntington Beach. Robert W. Garrity. or the same addnss. and Gary E Roberts of Garland. Tex Police said a 16 -year·old GJrland. Texas. boy also was ar rested but later was released Officers said Denise Kym Soren.sen. 18, was gettmg out of her car to enter her home at 10099 Swallow Avenue at about 7 p.m Saturday when she was confronted by a krufe-wieldlng bandit. She told polJct-the man or dered her to drop her purse and run. She said she dad A wttness saw the man Jump anto a car Wlth three others Ul side Huntington Beach police, working with a descnpt1on oi the eetaway vehicle. s potted the vehicle and arrested the four at 2.l5 a.m. Sunday. Ro&er Gunter Weuler. the boy's 5'-JUJ"-old father, was re- leased -$25,000 bUl Satarda.y. He la ebaraed with smpkion of HHGb wtth intent to commit murdtt lnvesllpton sa1d the shooting lnddml toot place at about 5 p.m.Ja~Gc~ bed.roml f4 . a famfl)' OYer ta. ll·)'UM> d'a pndiee ol keeplq l.ae bou.n. lnside tbe bedroom, the ..,. report.edl)' toued a cba1r ad a filbln& knife at bU father. Police said the fat.her responded by fir. ine two shots -one bitting the boy. the other crashing into a wall Officer<> said the boy stumbled down a Olght of c;taars and col- lapse-d an the front yard where paramedlcs later treated him. Five Youths Arrested in School Theft A young man and five teen-agers, all of Garden Grove. we~ arrested on suspicion of burglary at Fountam Valley High School early Saturday morning Arrested and booked into Orange County Jail was Jeffery A Eweo. 18. Flve boys, ranging an age from 14 through 17, were taken to Orange County Juvenile Hall G1 r A man who police allege left an explosive device containing three sticks of dynamite out.side Corona police headquarters late Friday was arrested Sunday in Newport Beach foUowtne a bigh- speed chase, police aald. He said a bulletin was 1sslM!d with the suspect's descripllon after he eluded officers a short distance from the police station. Last week's downpours caused havoc ln the South County, where swollen creek water overflowed their banks and numerous homes and businesses flooded in the Laeuna Beach area. A Laguna Nl1uel man was killed when be was swept away In Oso Creek waters. The SUl'Je to record belebts followed l>eetk weekend trading in the Far East. Gold b.lt a peak of $674.54 In Hona Kon1 on Saturday. t.oppine Its previous blah of 11873.18 touched a week aao in the Br1Uah colony. City, School leaders Meet Police said the group allegedly rorced open a cafeteria door at the school, 17816 Bushard St .. and were loading cases of peanut butter. ice cream bars and a fire extinguisher into their car s~ ne WI Al Gene Johna. 18, of Corona, wu atreated at about 5:30 p.m. on a $250.000 Corona warrant near Newport Pier by Hunt· inatoa Beeb ofOcen. Jobnl, lnv•t11aton aaid, ls belnl beld ln Corona oo tbe war- rant dw'llnt him with plantinl a deMnaetive deYice with intent to commit bodily lnjury. Corona police Lt. Homer Lloyd 1ald poUce surveillance cameras filmed tbe 1111pect placlng the battery-powered ex· plo1lve near the station 1u pumps at about 10:30 p.m. BOAT SAILED f ASI' WITH AD ''Tbe Dallt PUG& made me an lam~~ atorJ Wbm I IOl4 my boe1 ID 0.. ~· •• ftat'a the NpoTt from tbe l. B•atlDat.Oa S.acb mu wbo ~tlii9MiDtJaeDallyPllot: 11' ~ 1/0, JJIO Mtr NT, balWllr -OX• .... Several Corona offlcen, Lloyd said, reportedly recopized the suapect.. Huntington Beach police picked up the trail Sunday when they were asked to stake out the apartment ol the aua~ slat.er in Huntlniton Beach. Sfl. Lula Ochoa said when oi- ficera arrived the man jumped on a motorcycle and led them down Beach Boulevard to Pacific Oout Hilb way. He laid when the man reacbed Newport Pier he dumped bis me>Wrcycle and raced into an apartment bulldinl, once ataln eludlns police. A abort time later, however, the ••pect waa arrested when Ne~ oftlcen Bnace l'otter and Michael Wellch report.cl th•J 1POtted tbe 1uapeet from tbelr llellcopter, which waa drcllq tbe Maled-off area. Inve1~acon reported tbe man bad appareuUi cbanltd clot.blil In the aputmat build· ln• &Dd bad wandered by at leut one oftloer Without belDI neolllllied. TIM :-= w• trauDOl'Yd back tO rt= .Beath ind Mid fn the ~ aU until Corona autbar• arrtvtid. Lloyd Mid COroua Police bad arTtlteid tbe 11-yut-old iD tm • ~ dw'IM. lie uld the mu, bi4 fMie CODvicted oa tM cba..,.. Dd placed oa 1111'.'0ba· Unincorporated parts of Oran1e County also were described as "totally saturated" <See UJN, Pase Ai> Silver abo roee today to $39 an ounce in London, $1 off lta pre· vioua record bllh of S40 reached on Jan. 2 in a worldwide scram· ble for precious meta.la in the wake oi t.be Soviet move into Afahanistan. Survival Key Nudity Waa Nece11ity NEW YORK <AP> -Suzanne Somert didn't do nude layouta 10 yean •f> to publlclle bHaelt. "abe waa trying to survive, her mana•er, Jay Bern· stein, baa tOld People mqulne. Accontlnl to the mqazine, the photo offers came Wben lllu Somen, tbm • ·m model. WU dlwrced and ber youq ICIG WU und IA an auto &cddent, nmnin1 up bolpltal bllll '20,000. Pbotol from a mo um for PtayboY ma1ume were ~ th1I month. In tbe retulUna flap, Ace Hardware Corp., whicti ~~Mii.I &OiMtl t:I00,000 a year, aaldJt wu droPOlAa ber u a pttdlwomu. TM company. baa 1mce cnanPci ita m1Dd and decided to k~ cm t.tie IW of ABC'1 ·~'I Oompejly," 0 l've tried ao bard to be a .~ penaa,'' ION SOmert told People, "but now thet're brinclDI UP thlnn out ol context 1D my Ill . lt mak• me w to Cl')' .Tt- A joint meetJ.na between the HunUnctoo Beach City Councll and the Fountain Valley School District will be held tooilbt to diacuu a nel&bborbood com· munlty center. School offlciala and reeldenll of tbe Huntincton Continent.al Towobomea have 1ou1bt city support to create a community center at a vacant elementary acbool. Plana for the Bushard Com- munity Oeoter were lbelved by the clt.Y MVWal yean •10. Tonllbt'e rneetlQI will be beld at 7:80 iD Qt;)' Oocmcll Cbam· bera. _., lla1n St. Coast Weather Chance of rain 80 per· cent lbis eve nlna , decre11lne durine tbe ni1bt to 30 percent Tues· day . Fo1 and periodic driule contlnulnt Tues- day . Lows tool1bt 55 aloo1 the cout and IO ln· land. H10a Tuelday SS at the beecMa ud • inland. 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IJr,,efl mnTED NA TJONS (AP) -Tbe United St.ates called oa other U .N. memben to jolD it lo "meantncfuJ .. acUoa apusst 1ran after tbe lecmd Soviet veto lo a Wffk killed a Security Council reaolu· tJaa •ll&bori.Jinl aanctJom until the American bosLatet are re- leued. •• . . . We urp all otber memben of the United Nations to Join witb m lD the appllcaUaa ot meanlncfUI meuuret atalnlt tbe eoo- tioaed boklq ~ tbe llloltaaes. ln deflance of intematiooal law," U.S. Ambu IMlol-Doulcl llcHenry told tile council aftertbe nto Sunday ntpt ou.Wfted • ~2 vote iD favor of colleetJve punitive ac- Uoo '"<>ab tbua will we demomtnte to lraD that t.helr lawless ac· UoU are Yiewed with dlalavorby all nations.•' llerf .... eer..._.O~ A n..ANT A (AP> -More than l2S pro1pect.lve Juron crowded Into a federal courtroom today for the openin1 ol the bank fraud trialofformerU.S. budgetdirectorBertLanee. On the eve of the trial, Lance's attomeya continued tbelr battle lo overtum the lndtctmeat, pleading for dlJmilaal on lrounda t.bat the grand jury was lnlluenced by news reports based on leaks from federal prosecutors. Lance, once ooe of President Carter's cloeest advlaen, la charged with t.hne auodatel of milm!q $20 million ln bank f\mda to helpthemaelves, tbelrfamUles andfrlends Anwt.i.c •--• .... , Prwilefl NEW YORK CAP> -Explosives npel'U ~studied debria from a bomb that exploded at t.be midtown office of tbe Soviet airline Aeronot, tajuring three pe80U aod aeodiDI t.remon up Fiith Avenue. In separate telephone calls to The Aaaodated Presa, two groups claimed respoG1iblUty for the Sunday explosioo, wbicb in· jured two tourists from France and a New York woman. The first caller claimed membership in the Jewish Defense League and said the JDL planted the bomb to protest the Imprison· ment of Soviet dissidents. A second caller claimed the anti-Castro group Omega 7 bombed the office to show .. solidarity with the peo- ple of Cuba and Afghanistan in their strugle against Soviet im· perialism." RacHad•• Lftllu la Ea•• DUBOIS, Pa. (AP) -A tractor-trailer carrying radioactive cobalt peUets collided with another truck in an ice storm, and Pennsylvania police said today extremely low-level radiation was leaking from the crub scene. A ts-mile section of Interstate 80 was temporarily closed after the accident about 11:30 p.m. Sunday. By daybreak, the cobalt truck was removed from (be roaiJwa·y and the blpw_, wu later reopetMld, policeaa.ld. No "aeuaUon wu ordered lJt t.be apanely ~lated area tn ruraJ oortbwat Penna7l•anla 100 miles north of burp. In Lagana Boy, 7, Kidnapped, Sexually Assaulted A seven-year-old Lasuna Beach boy was kidnapped and sexually uaaulted by a man who allegedly forced the youngster into bis car before taking blm to a vacant k>t where the boy wu molested. investigating the crime to see if it ml.gbt be related to two other usaulta on YOWll boys ln billtop communities ln Laauoa Beach. Two yomipters were assault· ed in their beds tut fall by a man described u havinl red· dish blonde ba\r wbo entered homes in the early morning hours. ,.._,rta111tM,..... Motlem .. n n1Port*1 putUnt up •till re1iJtAnc. Lo aovtet ~ lD the btcta•ancla ot •••tern Af 1haal1tao as U;ou1anda of Mahan• packed motqu. ln the capital etty ot Kabul t.o mourn political prWc>oen killed by the previous communt.at covernment. .' Dlplomata ln lalaa:tebad, PaklltlD.. aa1d &be Al&baD rebell bad 1U!pp9d up 110.tin• near the eutern-border with P~. Paklatanl newspapen report.ed heavy ftibt1n1 across the MIQed countryside of the Central Asian nation, 1ncludiD1 the o0rtbern re1ion borderln& tbe Sovlel Uoloo. The reports could not be cao- firmed, and Westero cUplomatic sources in Kabul •aid the &meta had tightened their military bold on the country, tal.ni.Dt control o r the norlb·aouth, Heral· K andabar hl•bway in the westem part ol tlte country. The hl&hway is one of the two main paved roads ln Afpaniatao. One Western lnformaot to&d A.aaocLated Press correspondent Marc us Eliason, who. ts lo Kabul, tbat fighUn1 stopped "almoat everywhere." , But other IOUl'UI lD Kabul told Elluoo combat app&l"eldly w u atlll going on In tbe nortbeaat province of Badakhsban, and in Paktia. southeast of the capital and near Pak.I.tao. "They <the Moslem rebeu) can 10 on baraastn1 tbe Runiana rorever," aa.ld one source. "'Ibey have been dotng th.ia sort of thine for centuries." In Kabul, thouaaoda crowded moaques Sunday to mourn political priaooers slAin du.rug during President Hafhullah Amln's regime. Unconfirmed re- ports have estimated 12,000 Afghans were killed by Amin and hi s predecessor. Nur Mohammed Taraki, who In stalled the first communist gov- ernment in Kabul in an April 1978 coup. The fiercely anh·communisl re~ls launched their guerrilla war after TaraJti came to power, Amin, Taraki's prime minister, overthrew bis chief in Sep· tember 1979 and Tarati was killed. Amin in tum WU ousted and executed in a Soviet-backed coup~. 27, two days after the SovleU b•1•a po11rtn1 an eattmated 100,000 troops into A11b..mtan to prop up the new president they picked, Babrak KarmaJ. and fight the MosJem insurgent.a. A senior U.S official claimed Fnday that the RUSBians were conductmg a brutal campaign to "extemunate those who oppose the m '' The official, who dechned to be identlfled, sBJd Washington believes several hundred Afghans have been ex- ecuted since the Soviets stepped in. However, OCJe u.aconfirmed re· port from a Pakistani newspaper, the Mo ming News of Karachi, said the SoYlets have killed 4,000 civlllana and guer· rillas. The Kremlin says lt in· tervened ln Af&banistao al Amin's request because tbe United Staie., China, Pakt.stao and EaYPt were armint and training the Afghan 1uerrlllas. Police said the youngster was. w aUtln& along Soutb Coa1t Hl1hway near the aoutb city limita Friday afternoon wben a man CSr\vin& an oran1e Pinto pulled up bealde blm and asked directions. He then auertedly tried to &et the boy to 1et Into the car, and when the youth refuaed, tbe motortat drove away, police Hid. The boy cooUnued walking alon& the bipway at wblcb time the suspect appeared again and forced him into the automobile, driving up Nyea Place to a va· cant field where he forced t.be boy to disrobe, then sexually as- saulted him. UCI Laser Expert Plans Unique Lah The suspect then shoved the boy out of the car and drove away, police said. Detectives said today they are "'"' DAILY PILOT ,,.Or-~Oell'I ...... --.... ,_ 11""41---.... _._ ... , .. o._ c .... -c-s.-........ -.. . "' ... .,.... -.. ....... ~-, ... c ... . - -llM(tl -....... -..,~-1-Y•I...., 1.-l _ .. ecl\ISeoltt>C-A . ...., .. ,......_ .. _s...-..--· ,,.. __ ..,........_... .......... -·""·-c--.c--_ .. _ .... ----····"'"" YICf __ ..._~ .. -..... ,,_~ .... n::-..:.:.. "=" c-ttt ... ~ ....... -......... ¥a~..., ,.,.,.,~ ••• 0r ..... ~a.... "'"E-r.=;:-.. ,~ 9N<•.,o ...... omae• i....-. -.,Cll ..,, ... CIN" .. ._. C.Ole----~· Tsl•J•• n I P't••MMln Q ........... ...,. ,..,.__ar_c:-.~ .... ,. • By DAVID KUTlMANN Of ... DMly ...... IUff A UC Irvine researcher hopes to fuse lbe t.ecbnologiea ol laaer beams. microscopes and com- pute rs into a powerful new laboratory tool to a.Id in cancer cell and heart cell research, among other areas. With the assistance of $2.3 million ln federal 1rant1, Dr. llicbael Berna, profeaaor aod chainDan of developmental and cell bMJlogy u well u profeuor of pediatrics, will esLablllb the world'• only facility at UCI for development and application of t0pblsUcated luer tecbniquea 1n cell reMatd.I. Berm ii comidered a ploaeer in tbe uae of lasera for btomeclcaJ problems and bil at· tempt• to wed different t.ecbnolotl• to find Ullwert to quadoas wblcb have pua1ed re- aeareben f« YMrl coold haft far·reacblni COOMqueDMI. • Berna wa ln an lntemew th•t hl1 raearcb can aid llp.lftcant· ly in man'• undentand.lq ol celll and ceUulal' cleY•lopme\ oforpn.IJma . Once reftDed. bll 1 ... r 49CluiP-ment wW allow 1clenlllta to perform 1ubcellular, cellular ad Ulluo lnel 111.leroeuttel'J co celll. He n1d b1I wort ii mide up ot three llrimary componen1.a; -ne IHlrl tbtmHlffl, ftntl.y. 'J1WiN are de.tea wblcb ampllfy aDd cooeentrale Upl ..... ~ them In ....... ro.. "'7 lnteDM beam. . - A ~ ftUly crafted . . (/ microscc>Pe from G~rmany that costa $1.30,000. -A computer-television system that will be in the mechanical driver's seat when the whole thing la put to&etber. What Berna will do that la dif· ferent with these components ls brlnl them tocether lnto one u· niquetool. He said the laser beams would be funneled throueb the microscope, allowing pinpoint preclaloo in focuain& on cell lis- aues removed from animals or other organiama for atudy. The couipuler would tben analyse the material belag ex· posed by the laser beam tb.rouCb the microscope, he said. d . Wltb thl• new hybrid tool, Berna and his eolle8'Uet would then conttn\le work •lready atarted on the appllcaUoo of 1Hen to heart cell raeardi • cancer cell reMatth, the effeeta of envlroomental JM,>llutantl on cella and otllu' problems tnYOl•· lq the eeUular dnelopcneat ~ ora&n111111. BJ trrlq to beUeJ' unientand cella, S.U aal4 bll wotk could have ellnlcal aa ••ll u laboratory •J.cnlllcan.ce. Bit l11er faclllty will be known u the Luer Mlcft)beam Pro1ram CLAMP> and lt will operate 11 a oatloaal laboratory for tcllllllltl from throUlbOUt tbe tJnJted attt and otber countrtet who wlab to uae -...-oQ,ated luer tecb.oolQo. The '11t'-ate Bike Pool'! Steve Boebae shares ride on his bicycle built-for-four with f eUow commuter Donna Wheelock. Bolbae, who lives in Santa Ana and works at Fairview State Hospital m Costa Mesa, rides to work everyday, pick · ing up passengers along the way He picks up Donna. a co-worker. everv Tuesday and Thursda> "Pedal. or pay." as the motto of Boshae's Bike-a-pool. So far. he says, ever· yone pedals . so he isn't making any money with tus bike. He's s ure having a tot of fun. though Run-down Batteries Halted Bomb Blast A aet ol nm-down b1tterles was all that protected three 100tblut Balboua from • &etba1 Uuie bomb found Saturday. police IDdiU&aton uJd ~. Capt. WaJae Coonolly ol the Newport Beach pol.lee u.1d the bomb, found on lb• barbor beach near Bey 1l1and brid&e. was "a bl&hly IOl)b1atlcated ae. rice. "It would work and ti tt bad ,.,,...r,..i11 RAIN ••. from the rttent storms. but no major problems were reported this morning from weekend shower activity. However, Bill Relter , opera· lions manager of the Environ mental Management Agency. said that heavy downpours. such as an inch of rain in a few hours. could cause "super runoffs" and mudslides Camino Capistrano in northern San Juan Capistrano was re· opened Friday afternoon and re· mained open tbrougboul tbe weekend. Thia~. crew• w..-e at work on Paclfic-Coul Hlabway at the north en4 of San Clemeote cleaning up muddy debru caused by sliM.a in tbe area Nounusualstorm relatedprob terns were reported lD the c1tJ~ of Newport Beach. Costa Mesa or Irvine dunng the weekend Weather forecasters said Tuesday's rains should only amount to li&ht s howers or drizzles. A k>w pres.ture system off Alaaka wa5 making It possible for the Pacific storm rronta to con· tinue moving throug.h Southern Callfomi.a. Forecut.en couldn't say bow longthalO<f!diUon would Jut. detonated. it would have done a lot of damage. But tbe batteries weren't sufficiently char1ed to detonate tt ... be said. Police laid three younpten wbo were not ideatifted. bandied the nplostve derice. ''Wbat we'd like to tell people la to \ave the damn tblD,p alone lf they find them,.. be 8dded.. .. Call w and we'll take care of them." Tbe bomb, Coanol17 said, CGO· slated ~ a tube ol smokelev powder booked up to baUeriea and a llitdwn timer. ll was found Oft the beach by a younc eirl wllo earned the de- v1ce home and 1howed It to her older brother. Connolly said the brothtt tokt her to get nd of ll SO she put tl In the trash behind her home ··But &be got wromed that tl would go off and damage the hoiue. so she got It out or the trash and was carrying 1t toward the front of ber place when one of her brother's fnends showed up, .. the captatn explauled The older boy stud he would take the bomb home to evaluate It but cbanged hia mmd and car· rted tt to • pbooe booth at the Pacific Telepllbne Co. build1n&. 311 E. Balboa BtTd .• from wbtch he called pollce. omcen evacuated • bl«k around the bwldlng and sum moned Shenff s Offlct> bomb t' perts who deactn ated the dt• \ice Detect.Ives said tlw} havC' no leads on who made the bomb or why 1t was left on the beach lnvesugaton said. however, they are coovtneed that t.be de vice isn't linked lo the Sunday arrest of Al Gene JohDS. 18, or Corona wbo was taken Into custody near the Newport Pter for alletiedlY planting a bomb made o( dynamite •ticks at the Corona police st.ation I',.... Page Al IRAN ..• A statement c rried by the of- ficial agency not.ed that dia- cua1loos ··are belnc beard coo· cemin& prot«lion" of tbe strait. which links tbe Penlao Gulf with the Indian Ocean. About 40 percent of the West's oil puaea throueh the strait. Pretldeot Carter baa left open the possibility of t.aklng unileteral mibt.ary ac:Uoo m the area. such as a nayal blockade. if the Americam are not releaaed. "We have set very definite proeedures for sol vint t.be pf'Ob. \em ." sud the forelgn minister. addinc af the United· State• continues to "play pohllcs" with the crlai•. the hoataces wtll remain in cap- llvlty Refemng to the Soviet veto Sunday of a U N Secunty Coun- ct l resolu:tJon asking sanctioos against Iran. Gbotb:i:adeh said. "Now that the United States' stubborn and baseless attempts have failed. we are calling on other governments not to get ln· volved in the U S political game-s and avoid any measure which may blur our relations w1lb the respective govern· menu · Iran's oil m1ruster has warned 011 sales will be cul off to any na· lion •qpportlng saaetlong against Khomeull's regime. BefOft hts oewa conference, Gho\tnadeh me\ Wlth the foreign m1n1lllf'r o r n e1 ghb or 1n ~ Pak1.,tan Jt Tt'hran airport and 'aid thev d1~cussed tbe L' S · Iranian ('ru1s and lhe Soviet l.1l tt>n.enl1on m Afghanistan. which bordl'r.s both countnes. ·The So' 1et Union 1s 111 Afgharustan becau,,e tbe United States d~sn 't understand 1t sho\Jld get out of Iran. even in pohllcs." said Ghotbzadeh, add· ing that U\e US ·Iranian cnsis was a "golMn opportunity" for Soviet Intervention. Oil Resale Nixed MEXICO CITY <AP> -The bead of the state run oil com pany bu warned Mexico will "mercilessly" ball sales or crude oU to any customer that resells the oil on tbe bJaber- pr1ced spot market. MexJa> ln· creased the pr1ce of lta oll from tu.eo to s.12 a barttl early Uu.s year. Ila biQest customer la the United States, wbJcb buys an averaee of 440,000 barrel.I • day Rock Shot( Umses Crush D ETROlT CAP l -Fans kicked an glass doors and trampled each other. but the~ were no Uljunes lD the stampede ror tickets for a concert by a rock group called Ru&b, police said One man was arrested as pohce. with clubs drawn. moved the 1.000 faoa bacllt and main· t a1ned order One fan said rumors that the box office would run out of tickets apparently added to the coofus100 Last month, at a concert by the rock grou,p The Wbo in Cm· d nnaU. 11 persons died as stBm- peding fans pushed through the doors lo the arena tn a rush for aeata --------.-.---. .. -. ~.; ;.. . -. . -.~----:-:-.-".-: .... ,.":,.(I.: .. ,, ~ .. tzcxr IQO'l.6 cot\On, 5hon and IOnO tn I rambOW oc COIO<I. comphmonreo t1f ourgr&ar On-Time fa00Clden1ms ALSGARAGE' 56 FASH ION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (1'1c1, 644 ·7030 Irvine EDITION WL. 7S, NO. 14. 3 SECTIONS., 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 1•, 1980 Ye•rBe•etown Dally New•p•p r FIFTEEN CENTS ::Hostages Might ·Be ·Held Forever 2Bodies Found; 4 Hrmted Two bodies were recovered jlqd a search continued today for four others believed aboard a light plane that crubed al sea SUnday off Santa Barbara. The pilot of the Cessna 207-U. Rueb Irvin Jr., 56, Garden Qrove, was reportedly transporting five persona home from a meeting in Visalia or members of the Masonic Order One of the men believed aboard was Herman E . Heffron, 6, Ven· tura, grand commander or the Masons For the Sta t e of California, according to Dave Maccianli of the Santa Barbara County Coroner's Office Others believed to be aboard were Heffron's wife Opal, 62. Dorothy Slocum, 68, of Ventura , Donald Dockendorf 61, and tus wife Amta. 50, both of Santa Barbara M acc1anl1 said a U .S Coast Guard cuuer had recovered two bodies by mid moming, but that the bodies had nol been positive Jy identified The plane had been on an 1n strument landing approach to Santa Barbara in driving rain Sunday, when radio contact was toet at about 1 p.m. Cauae or the craab was not i mmediately known. Tbe eoa.t Guard cuUer tumed up the two bodies along with some debris from the plane about four mUea offshore, 25 mile. west of Santa Barbara. Tbe MU'Ch wu expected to ron- Unue vta helicopter. Family W aft8 For Word on · Oimber's Fate The family of a Fullerton climber reported lost and nearly frozen near the s ummit of 22,830-foot Mount Aconcagua in Argentina was anxiously await· inl news of the man's fate this morning, as rescue efforts con· tinued. The climber, C h a rl es Bludworth, 25, was part of a three-man team that ran into a blizzard after reaching the Western Hemisphere's highest peak "The only thing we know 1s that no bodies have been found and that they have mounted a rescue effort," Stan Bludworth, tbe climber's brother, said m Fullerton Uus morning "We haven't been able to get any help at all from the State bepartment," he added bitterly. Along with his brother, Charles Bludworth's parents and wife are awaiting news of the climber's rate. Stan Bludworth said bis brother and his two companions, Guy Andrews, a1e unknown, of San Diego, and Edward Coo-nen, 38, ot Northern California, were experienced climben. AccordJn1 to oewa report.a from Mendoza, ArfenUna, Coo- Qera WU rescued )u t Wednes· 4ey after be descended to tbe ZO,OC»-fOOl level, ... kin& help for bls two comrades wbo be aakl yqre 11Jfferln• from alUtude i alckneu &Del were nearly frozm • kl a ten! near the summit. ~ Sufferlna from aevere ~ f('Oltblte. Oaanerl .... rushed to I A· Mendoza bolpttal, where two , Uilaen ad both hil toes were ~ amputated. ! .; .. I ··p_oo S41LED ~WITH AD 1:-:."TIM Dall7 Pilot made tne an l JMidlite ACOIU Nl'J dim I , dm.ybNtlatbe~t.'' I Tbal't UM report from th Jluat1•£:a Beaeb man who _ c..t .. ID UM l>allJ Pilot: :.t: 1'7' lluiiilla, 1/0, UD lier ~ ..,. • a.ttmk moo au· a :&all SaeallotrJed IJp? I• . The celery being picked by these Irvine workers, ap· pears about to be ingested by a giant blimp hangar. Ac· tually, the structure at the Tustin Marine .corps helicopter station is quite a distance from the field at Barranca Road and Harvard Avenue. but a telephoto lens makes it appear closer January 1s a pnme har vest time for celery in Orange County, on~ of .the few places in the country where it can be grown m wmter. Bomb Suspect Seized Teen F trees Dynamite-planting Charges A man who police allege left an explosive device containing three sticks of dynamite out.side Corona police headquarters late Friday was arrested Sunday in Newport Beach followmg a tugh· speed chase, police sa1d Al Gene Johns, 18, of Corona, was arrested al about 5 30 p m on a $250,000 Corona warrant near Newport Pier by Hunt· ington Beach officers Johns, Investigators said, 1s being held in Corona on the war· rant charging him with planting a destructive device with intent to commit bodily injury Corona police Lt Homer Lloyd said police surveillance cameras filmed the suspect placmg the battery-powered ex plosive near the station gas pumps at about 10:30 p.m. He said a bulletin was tSSued with the suspect's description after be eluded officers a short distance from the pohce station Several Corona officers, Lloyd said, reportedly recognized the suspect. Hunting ton Beach police picked up the trail Sunday when they were asked to s take out the apartment or the suspect's sister in Huntington Beach. Sgt. LuI.s Ochoa said when of- GoklSets Record on Europe Mart LONDON (AP) -Gold prices jumped by more than $50 an ounce to record levels tn Europe today, foUowina abarp riaea over the ...._ 1n the Far Eut. The dollar wu mixed and silver WU VO aJwl>ly. Gold cloMid at '850 an ounce ln Louden. The prmoua European DENTAL WORK 10COIT MOR&-.\3 flcers arrived the man Jumped on a motorcycle and led them down Beach Boulevard to Pacific Coast Highway He said when the man reached N<•wport Pier he dumped his motorcyC'lc and raced into an apartment bu1ldmg. onct.• again eludin~ police /\ !.hort t1mt· later, however, lh<· suspect was arr<'sted when Newport officers Bruce Foster and M1 cha<'l Welsch reported they spotted the suspect from th eir helicopter, which was circling the sealett off area Investigators reported the man had apparently chaneed clothes l.n tbe apartment build· ing a nd had wandered by at least one officer without bemg recognized The suspect was transported back to Huntington Beach and held in the city Jail until Corona authonties arnvc<I Lloyd said Coron<i poiJce had arrested the 18-ycar-old in 1979 on burglary charges He said the man had been convicted on UK' charges and placed on proba- tion. Trustees to Study Proficiency Tests Trustees of the lrvme Unified School D1str1ct wil l study minimum proficiency require- ments for students at a speciaJ workshop mecung tonight. The board will meet at 7 p m at school district headquarters, 2941 Alton Ave Although no action 1s an- ticipated at tonight's meeting, trustees, including the two new members of the board elected in November, will have a chance to express their opinions about proaress indicators and testing programs used to measure stu- dent achievement. The district has been setting up a m1rumum prof1c1ency pro- gram to meet the reqwrements of a state law which says that students who graduate after J une. 1.980, pass a prof1c1ency exam. The law allows districts to set their own requirement&. Last week, trustees gave ten- tative approval to a policy allow· 10g certain trans fer students who passed minimum proficien· cy tests .in another dlslrict or state to be exempted from taJt. ing 1rvine's le9t.s. Final action on that poUcy Is expected at next Monday night's board meeting. Survival Key Nudity Was Necessity NEW YORK CAP> -Smanne Somers didn't do nude layouta 10 years ago to publicize bMself, ''abe was t.ryinl to survive," her mana1er, Jay Bern· steln, bu told People maeutne. According to the ma&uine, the photo off en came when M.Wt Som en, then a 1trupµ.na model, was divorced and her youni son YIU lnJured ln an auto acc1dilit. runnin& up hospital bllll of $20,000. Phot.08 from a 1970 test for Playboy mapdne were printed th1a month. In the reaUJUna ftap, Ace , Hardware Oorp .•. 'flhlch paya Mill Somen '200,000 a year. said lt wu Ctroppinl her u • ptt.ebwom.an. 'lbe company bu able• cbanpct lw ~ and decided to Jteep on the aw Of ABC'a "Tbree•a CompaD,J.'' .. I've tried IO bard to be a fOOd ~," Jtia Somers t.OJd Peopt.. ''but now tMy're brUialJjc ap thl1uz• out ot coowxt lD ID)' We. It mu• m want to cry..'''" V.S. Press Due Ouster TEHBAN. Iran (AP> - Otl Mlnlater Ali Akbar Moinlar said today that all Amertcan reporters would be expelled from Iran "ln the very near future" because of "biued" re- porting. Moinfar. a member of the ruling Revoluuonary Council. told reporters of the dec1s1on after Monday night's council mtttlng. There was no immediate explanation or why the Americans had been singled out and there was no indication of when the expulsion would take place. Pair Hunted In Trabuco UmyonArea Searchers were scounog the Trabuco Canyon area today for a 34-year-old Orange County deputy abenff and a friend who failed to return alter a Sunday afternoon hike . Sheriffs spokesman Lt. Andy Romero said oo trace had been found thla mominc of Jim Ohr or Linda Hill, 2S, both of Laguna Hilla. Trabuco C,.nyoo is in rugged country northeast or Mission Viejo on the edee o f the Cleveland Nat.iooal Forest. About 12 members of the s berUf's search and rescue . team, who are part of the s heriff's reserve, joined six deputies al daybreak for today's aearcb. Romero aa1d tbe searcbe.ra are ualnt two bloodbounda but thetr effort.a bave been hampered because rain reportedly la deatroyiq tbe acent. The owner of the property, Ray Pam ot 'l'usti.n, bu been summoned ln an attempt ID pta- potnt the location of aenral small mines tn tbe area, RomerouJd. W us.ber CCIDd1tionl preftlMd beU~ and bonee h'om be- lq Uled ID tbe aeareb, R01DU'O .. 1c1. Tb• cOao&e left tbe bome at • mead cm'Uw oat ea..,. BOect SWlday, aulnl ·U:rn. were iiUI to lupeet ... .. ·-lD • nearbJ.bUI.. aometo aaid. NetdMit .OW aor M1, JUD toOll =~~~~-= woat .. beck llifar'e ~ WMta &Mr. aWl ltadia't • t..,._. a\ lO p.m., U.. MtM aoUfl•t •~erUf '• 4ep11U11, (W l&dQI, ,... Al) Return Of Shah Pushed TEHRAN , Iran (AP) - Foreign M1n1ster Sad egb Gbotbudeb warned today the American hostages might be held forever if the Uruted States refuses to extradite the shah. He also told other governments they risk harnung their relatioos Wlth 011 rich Iran if they JOtn the Unit ed States m 1mpos1ng sanctions In another development, an American reporter said em - bassy nutilants had told him the hostages w1U be allowed to bear a recorded broadca!>l of the t\menran Super Bowl football game. scheduled for Sunday The reporter. Alex Paen of KMPC lA6 Angeles, also quoted the m1l.Jlants a5 saying spy tnalo; "111 begin for the hostages a-; soon as revolutionary leader WlFE OF HOST AGE ALSO SUFFERS PAIN--c3 A)atollah Huhollah Khomeini gives the word Tnals have re peatedly bttn threatened ror the Amencan captives. whom the m1ht.ant.s call 'spies " Ghotbzadeh said Khome10J's regime was prepared to watt more or less rorever" for the retum of the ousted monarch, the basic demand of the students who se1tA>d the US E mbassy on Nov 4 Meanwtule. Iran wamedthat 1t "will not accept any uni · lateral measures" concerning tbe secunty of tbe strategic Strait ol Hormu aod that such actioa would be coasidered ··as detnmental to Iran's vital in t~rests. · I.be Pars news agency said. A at.umeat cani«l by the ol- flct a 1 agency noted that dis· cuaaioal "are be1q beard COD· cerDJ.D& protecUoo ·' of the strait, wbicb Ian.ks the Persian Gulf with the Inchan Ocean A bout 40 pereflrt ol the West's oil~ through the s trait. President Carter has left open the poss1btllty of takmfi? urulateral m1htar) action in the area. such as a naval blockade, 1f the Amencans are not released "We have set very definite procedures for solving the prob l e m ," said the f o r eign mm1ster, addinfl? 1r the United St ates con tinues to "play poltllcs" with the crisis, the hos tages will remain m cap !Jv1ty. Refemng to the Soviet veto Sunday of a U N Security Coun· l'll resolution askmg saoctlons dfi?atnst Iran, Gholbzadeh s&d: "Now that the United States' s tubborn and baseless attempts have failed. we are caJJmg on other governments not to get in· volved 10 the U S political games and avoid any measure which may blur our relatioos with the respective govern ments" Before h1s news conference, Ghotbzadeh met Wlth the foreign mini s t e r of neighboring Paklatan al Tehran airport and said they discussed the U.S.- lranian crisis and the Soviet in- tervenUon in Afghanistan, which borders both countries. Coa..~t Weather Chance ol rain 80 per- cent tbll evenln1, decreaatn1 durln1 the nl1bt to 30 percent T~ day. Fo1 and periodic driule cooUnu.lq Tues- day. Lowa tonl•bt 55 •loot tbe eoast and eo in- land. Rlahl Tuelda)' S5 at the beaches and • inland. I 1eET8D"Y Daf* Uw ,.. P'tpma• ffoM ecMl&w fOir tM ._.,. Sod. See"°""' ... BJ. •••e• .... ___ ............ LIL..,. M =-1 ~1;: 'dEl'L Plane ized Over Europe PAL&IUIO ~lb (AJ>> -4 bU r de ~ CO fO to Lit.ya red u AhtaUa DC.t Jeillnor wtth •pen.om ·~ todQ, ....... N1d. .. the caJ)taln lalWMd the plane here lmtud bffause. be sa1d. TriJlolt ailp>l't waa ahut by a 1Udstorm. ~ plant waa bljacted •bout 40 minutes an.r takin1 off from RoiM'a LeOl\ardo da Vloca a.i.rp>rt on a nt1b\ to Tunis. T\Jnl•La. tho apc>Ueman said. lfot-t pauen•ers were reported to be Tunlllana ud ltaliam. It wu not lmmedlately known who commudae.Nd U.. plane. WW. Aef ..... 1 ... 11.;,.4 UNITED NATIONS <AP>-ThetJnJWCSSUt.calledoaotber UN. membel"f toJOin 1t tn "meaaiqtw·· actioa a1alostlran after the second Soviet veto i.o 1 ~ ltiOed a S.Curtty C-ouncll NIOlu· Uon autboriliq aaneUom until t.M American boltasea are re· leased •· We ur1e all other membenolthe UnJted NaUcoltojoln wllb us ln tbe appllcatloo ol mean.mitul measures a1alnlt the con· tinued boidiac ol the bolt.aces in defiance of International law,'' U .S. Ambu1ador Donald McHenry told the councll after the veto Sunday nisht nullified a 10-2 vot.e m favor of collecUve puniUve ac- tion. "Only tbua wlU we demonstrate to Iran tbat tbe1r lawle11 ac· Uonsarevtewedwtthdlsfavorbyallnationa." lleft £attee Trial Ofte"• ATLANTA (AP> -More than 12Sprospectlve jurors crowded into a federal courtroom today for the openin1 of the bank fraud trtaJolfonnerU.S. bud1etclirectorBertLance. On theeveolthe trial. Lance's attorneys continued their battle to ovenwn the tnd.ictment, plead.inc for diamlaaal on around.a that the grand jury was lnfiuenced by news reporta based on leab from federal proseeuton. Lm>ee ooce ooe of President Carter's closest advt.sen. la charged wttb three associates of mlauaing$20mllllon In bank funds tobelpthenuelvea,tbeirramlliesandfrlends. Aere~let .... aa..a p,..i#e .. NEW YORK (AP> -.Explosivff experta today studied debris from a bomb tbat exploded at the midtown office of the Soviet airline Aerollot, i.Qjurin1 three persona and sending tremors up Fifth Avenue. In separate telephone calls to The Associated Press, two groups claimed responsibility for the Sunday explosion, which in- jured twot.ourisU Crom France and a New York woman. The nnt caller claimed membership in the Jewish Defense League and said the JDL planted the bomb to protest the imprison· ment of Soviet di5sldenl.ll . A second caller claimed the anl1-Castro group Omega 7 bombed the office to show "solidarity with the peo ple of Cuba and Afghanistan in their struggle against Soviet 1m periali.sm." UCI Laser Expert Plans Unique Lah 8)' DAVID IUJTZMANN Of-Oelty ...... •WH A UC Irvine researcher hopes to fuse the technologies or laser beams. mJcroecopes and com· puters into a powerful new laboratory tool to aid In cancer cell and heart cell r esearch, among other areas With the assistance of $2 3 million in federal grants, Dr Michael Berns, professor and chairman of developmental and cell biology as well aa professor of pediatrics, will establish the world's only faclUty at UCI for development and appUcation of soph1-tlcated laser techniques in cell reeearch. Berns la considered a pioneer in the use or lasers for biomedical problems and hla at- tempts to wed different technoloeiea to find answen to queatiom which have puuled re- searcben ror years could have rar-reacblng consequence•. Berna 1aid in an interview that bis reaearcb can aid aipmcant· ly tn man's understandin1 or cells and cellular development or or&anl.lms. Once refined, hla luer equip- ment wm allow ac\enUsla to perform subcellular. cellular and tissue level microsurgery oo cells. He 1a1d bls work is made up of three primary componenu: -The Jasen themselves, nnuy. 'lbese are devices which amplUy an4 concentrate lleht waves, emitting them tn a nar- row, very intense beam. -A special. finely crafted DAILY PILOT T ... Ot-~OollY ..... ~-· .. <-OO_ltoe __ ., .. ...,,_..,, '"'"°'- C ... •t .._......,.,_ ~ .. ,..,.,_.,. ""'' ...... -.., ......... ,,_ ..... c .... -.. -lff(fl. _,_ ...... ,,~ •-Yel...,,l,_,"-~C.. A ....... ,........_._ .. _,_ ....... ...,._ ---Ti.t_ ..... ...-.i ................. . _, .... 11-.c-.... c.i--........ --....---- -·· o.r.. Yl(o~.-...-0.-ol~ --·--·--r.:: ... wr,r:::- 0.W.ll u.t ~,, .... "4¥_....._,......._.. micro.cope from Germany that cost.a Sl.30.000. -A computer-television system that will be in the mechanical driver's seat when the whole thing is put together What Berns will do that is dlf ferenl with these components 1s bnng them together mto one u· niquetool. He said the laser beams would be funneled through the microscope, allowing pinpoint precision in focusing on cell tis- sues removed from animals or other organisms tor study. The computer would then 'hnalyze the material being ex- posed by ~ laaer beam through the microscope, he said. d. With this new hybrid tool. Berns and his colleagues would then continue work already started on the application of lasers to heart ceU research. cancer cell research. tbe effects of environmental pollutanU on cells and ot.ber problems involv- ing the cellular development or organi.ama. By trytna to better understand cells, Berna said, his work could have clinical as well as l~borat.ory significance. His laser facility wlll be known u the Luer Mlcrobeam Program (LAMP) and It wtll operate as a national laboratory for scienUsta from throupout the United States and other countries who wl1b to use sophisticated laser technology. Federal funding for the laser research will be spread over a five-year period. For his fint year of wort, Berna will receive s&oo.ooo. Tbe 1ranta to establish the facility were provided In part by the National Heart, Lung and Blood lnltltute and the B1Ptecbnolo1y Resources Pro- g.-am . Tbe laboratory will take up oa· \)' about 1,000 square feet tnitial· ly ill the unlvenlty's blolollcal 1clenee1 bulld1n1 . Berns la well lcnown in adeo· tlflc clrcle1 for bis re1tarch articlee u well •• two boob which have been tran1lated into four lan~ea -Italian, Ruastan, Chinese and SldveM. ERA Spun Bally Batteries Stopped NB Bomb A. Ml of,......, .. "" all that protect-4 l "" ~out.htUl l from a lethal lime b found Satu..,ay, pollc• n •ald toda1.;.._ -Capt. Wa)'DI CoftllOltj ol - NewDOft Beadl potJce 1.W the bomb, fouad on tb• hubor beach near Bay bland bridae, was "a hipJy aopb11ticated a.. vice. "It would work and tf lt had detonated, lt ""14 haY4t doDe a lot of dam.a.C•· B.at tbe bitten.I weren't 1uffldmtl1 cbar'Pd tD detcllate tt." be aaid. Police Wd t.btw fO'o'"...,. who we,. not t.dentifted, bandied th• explOltve devtce. "\YMt we'd llU to \ell people la to leave the dasnn t.blap aloM I/ they ftDd them," M edded. ··call ua and we'U take can ol them." • Tbe bomb, Con.Dolly 1.td, con- 1llted ol I tube ol 1mokelea powder booted up to battertel and a ldtebm Umer. It wu found on tbe beach by a youn1 llrl wbo carried the de-- vice home and abowed it to ber older brother. Connolly said the brother toad her to 1et rid of It so she put lt ill the trub bebind ber home. "But she aot wrorrted that tt would eo off and dama1e the house, so she sot lt out of the trash and was carrylnl it toward the front of her place when o ne of ber brother's rnends showed up." the captain explained. The older boy said be would take the bomb home to evaluate It but chan&ed bis mind and ear- ned it to a pbooe booth at the Pacific Telephone Co. building, 311 E . Balboa Blvd .• from which he caned pohce. Officers evacuated a block around the building and sum- moned Sheriff's Office bomb ex· perts who deactivated the de· vice Detectives said they have no leads on who m ade the bomb or why 1l was left on the beach. Investigators said. however, they are convinced that the de- vice isn't hnked lO the Sunday arrest of Al Gene Johns, 18. of Co rona who was taken into custody near the Newport Pier for allegedly planting a bomb made of dynamite sticks at the Co rona police station Elvis' Drug Expose Said Media Event MEMPHIS, Tenn <AP> -An attorney for Elvis Presley's former physician complained to the state Board of Medical Ex- aminers today that char&es were lodged against hla client to ac- commodate the ABC television network. There was no lmmediat.e reac- tion from ABC. ·'This has become a media event," John Thomason said u the board began bearing charges thal Dr. George Nlchopoulos overprescrlbed drufl for Presley and 15perwons. The hearing was delayed brief- ly when the hearin• officer. Michael Bnunban, ordered more than a dos.en t.eleviaion cameraa movedtothesideoftheCltyColm- cU chamber where the hearing ls beln1 conducted Aaslatant Attorney General Frank Scanlon. who outllned the state's cbaJ"eet, said Nlcopouloe, 52, bad been 1ranted a trust when he was licensed to practice medicine in UMIO. "'The l11ue ls whether Dr. Nlchopoulos baa violated tbat truat . , . whether be -prucrtbed dru1s in quantities 1ubject to mll· use aod in combinations that were not medically appropriate," be said. Thomason said cbarses agatnat hia client resulted from a meetin1 between a st.ate health depart· ment official and representatives or A BC. The attorney charged the meeUna occun"ed shortly before the network Sept. 13 aired a "20·20" pro1ram that alle&edtbat Presley'• death wu related to drugs. The telmaion prosram •Lao char&ed that tbe true cause of Prealey'sdeatbAua.18, ltT1-of· ftclaUy labeled u htai't ~ -naa been covered up l>Y vr. Jerry Franclaco. Shelby CountY medlcalex.aliner. The autopsy report oo Prelley bas never been publicly dJ• closed.' T••,ltaOH (M4)....., Cl I II.,., ........... ....,. ,.,_ ... ~ ..... RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Blacb. women and ortanlald labor muat work to1etber to "bnak tbe bammerlocs'' of an· tl·Zqual Rl•ht• Amendmant fore ea, ERA back en told a crowd of more t.baD S,000 people bel't. Soola Jobmon, ••com· muolcated from th• Mormon Cbureh I« bM' E1IA actttilm, :Ur1ed tbl crowd SQDday ~ de-mUd tbe Vl1ltata a.Mr ... At.· Hml>IJ raw, the unlDdma. p,...p-AJ SEARCH ••• lomeroNSd. "ff•'• an .tatrtmtl1 1barp deput11" Romero 1aid ... Wbat prob•bl1 happened 11 that tbeJ were forced to •Hk 1lt1lter betau.. of the ralD and m\.tddJ 1lopa. TbeJ'U probabb' tum up toda7.'' ~ostly Gaest Laguna Sqiiirrel Capen Continue ...... -to than•• mJ taetlel ... llOecl Corou del Mar at.on owoet Brue. Olloa w6o'a been trytnc wt to trap the ~ aquirftl wbo llvet ln hit Boy, 7, Assaulted It.on. .... NOT 'l'llAT OllOD m1adl the COIDpa.QY, it'• Ju.at that thl lq'f.dlft! bu Pf'OHD to be u npemlve pest. He's Ht off tbNe fabe bur'1u alan:bll which eo1t oa.on $'7$ to f1Del and bl stoS. mon Uau 100 eaody bani. Ol81a aald be'a left two tnlpl ln t.be at.or. nel') Dicbt 1ince ~ tbe aqu.lrNl'a a.t a ..-•IC>· n. ev. baUa UMID wtu. Pay Da1 candy ban, tlle rodent's fa~te. 8u& IO far, the equttrel bu been dlltnt.erelt.ecl in the ioodJee an.ant to trap blm. "l'UNK.LY, I llAV1' a bon1b&e fMllni he's got a second Dt111t ~.,. and he's living off whatever he's 11oNc1 u.u. ... oi.o. a.aid. • 1:111n•1 DO W&J I can l1Dd that nest. I'd vtrtua.lly have to tear Iba at.cw'9 apart." Publisher Spurns Controversial Book NEW YORK (AP> -In an un- u1ual move, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich bas diaavowed a controveralal blo1raphy of W a1hin1ton Poat publisher Katharine Graham. a spokeaman for tbe publl1ber said tocla)'. "We have reverted tbe rtlhU to the •utbor," aald Richard Udell. a 1pokeeman for lhe com- pany which publl1hed "Katharine the Great" by Deborah Davia laat fall The book alleced that the CIA. angry at Richard Naxon. fed the Wuhinaton Po&l t.nformaUoo on the Watergate cue by coaned· Ing Post maoa&int ed!tor Ben· jamin Bradlee to the myat.eriou.a informant "Deep Throat." Some critics termed the boot hiply speculative and at leut one map%1.oe canceled plam lo pubU.b excerpts. Udell said he would nol com· ment on why Harcourt bad chosen to dlaavow the book: "This involves our relationlhip with the author and it would not be nice to commeut. ·· Elaine Marboo, aeeot for the author. aaid the revleW11 bad been mixed. She said of the finrt printinc ol 25.000 copies, 21.000 bad been IO&d. Harcourt Brace's action would leave lb. Davi.I free t.o lake the book to another pubU.ber if abe chose. Ma. Dam was not immedlat.ely avallableforcomment. Soaked Southland To Get More Rain Don'tstash that umbrella vet That's becall-'e those sam~dark g ray skies whi ch loomed over Orange C-Ounty today and all last week Wlll re!'f'lain through Tues day. bringing even more ram to a thoroughly ~oaked Southern CalJforrua. Forecast.era (or the National Weather Serv1ee said today an east.em Pacmc storm front lS the latest tootrlbuU>r to the sodden weather which. 10 lht short iipan of a week. transform~ Southern Califorma from bone dry to spongy. Rainfall figures for tht wttkeod showed • tapertne off of shower activity. but the sea.son storm tolala a'°4lg the cout have begun to reveal the dramatic ef feet of the winter ralns tbe put seven days. In Costa Mesa, for Instance. the . 52 of an inch of rain which fell Saturday and Sunday have brought the motature totals to5 2:$ inchesfortheseuon. Lastyearat tbaa tJIDet the total •U 9.<l2 inches. Huntington Beach rainfall figures also have been aianrtlcanUy enricbed by the storm ac:tivlty. Tbe .12 of an lAch that feU t.brouab the weeJtend brought the total for the seuon lo 8.03 i.Dcbel. At th11 time a year aco. a~ 7 .18.~b• bad been re- corded. acconlUl~ to rain v. atchN J . Sherman Denny South County rainfall lot<ih also told a similar stor) 1h1· nearly mch of ram th~re dunnJ( the weekend swelled the f1gur~ ror this !>eas<>n to 7 56 mche' L.t'-t year, Lhe mo1sturf' meuurt.-d 9 77 inches Lut week's downpour& caused havoc an the South County, where swollen creek water overflowed their be.Db aDd nwneroua bonles and ba.iat,,,.es flooded lD lbe Lacuna Bea& ar-e.a. A Lacuna Nl1uel man wu kJlled wbeo be waa awept. away lD Oao C~k waters. U n1ncorporattd part~ of O range-Count ) also "'t"r e described as "totally saturat~ ' from the rettnt storms. but no maJor problem.! were ~portf'd this morning from weekend shower activity However, Bill Reiter. opera- tions manager of the Environ mental Manaeement Agency. said that heavy downpoun. such as an inch ol rain in a few houn. could cause "super runoffs'· A.::1 mudalldea. Camlno Caplstraoo in oortbem S•n Jua.a Capistrano wu re-· opened P'rtdaJ afternoon and re- mained opeo throu1bout the weekend. Thi. IDOl"lllnl. ere-. were at work on Pacific Cout Hipway at the north eod ol San Clemente cleaninl up muddy debrta camed by sUdel lD the area. A aeven-ytar·old La1wa 8e1eb boy wu kldoapped a6d sexually assaulted by a mtn who allegedly fofced t'he younpter int.o hll car before takJn1 him to a \'acant lot •bwe the boy wu molettecl. PoUc~ aa1d the YOUDlf~ WU walkln1 along Soulb Cout Highway near the south city llm1ts Fnday afternoon when a man dnvtng an orange Pioto pulled up beside him and ulll'ed directions He tbeo usertedly tried to get tbe boy to 1et into the car, and whe n the youth refused. tbe motorist drove away, pohce said Tb~ boy continued waJklng a long the hi ghway at which Ume the susped appeared agalll and forced tum mlo the automobile. driving up Nyes Place to a va· cant field where he forced the boy to disrobe. then sexually as sault.ed tum. Tbe suspect th~ shoved tile boy ou1 of the car and drove away, police said. Detectives said today they are investigating the cnme to see u at might be related to two other uaaulu on you.ng boys in hilltop commun.iUes in Laguna Beach. Two youngst.ens were assault ed in l.be1r beda last fall bY' a man descnbed as having red· dish blonde hair who entered homes in the early morning hours In the hnt incident. a 12·year- old boy waa molested In lib; bedroom Sept 29 by a man who entered the home tbrou1b an un- locked •Udani glass door. NaM days later, a 10-year-<>ld youngster awoke to find a man fondling blm in his bedroom. The boy screamed and ran wp- stalra to hls parent.a room. but tbe molest.er had Oed by the tame tbe parents amved at Ule lower level bedroom. · This 1s tht-first case where we'vP bad a kidnapping in volved, ' Hid invesllgator Gene Hrooks Hut he said 1t 1s ~sable the same 5U.'lpe<:t \ltaS involved an all thrl'l' a. .. i1uuJU. on Laguna Reach \ 11un ~:o.tt•r., Police said tht• most recent a<. ... atlanl 1s dt•scnbc!d as bem~ tn his lah' 20l. ha\ln~ hlondt· hair. standing five feet ~t·Vt>n inc~ tall, C'lean i.haven and driving an .Jrange f'ord Pmto. Burglars Hit Irvine Store Th1eve4' took an estimated Sl -tOO m ca~h ,ind cht•rk-. from an I rvint.> liquor store over the wt'f•kcnd. pol 1< c· said today ,\r<o rdin~ lo nff1ccr\. the burglars ~mashed a window someume late Salurday or early Sunda}' at The Still. 4511 Campus Ave , and took the $1,000 m cash and $400 m cbecb and credit card receipt.a from a re11r storage room. wheretbeywerekepl. The loss was discovered Sun· day morrung when a clerk opened. the store . The Still hu been both robbed and bw'llarhed in recent months, poUceuid. Plane Missing LOGAN, Utab CAP> -A lipt plue wttb four penona aboard wa1 mi11ln1 and preaumed down Sunday In the ru11ed mountains eut of Lotan. Ute Cache c.qunty Sheriff's Office re- poru. AlSOAR~GE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 64 .7030 ? Laguna/South Coast Yo•r Bometo•• Dally New8paper ' VOL. n, NO. 1.f, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 1~, 1980 FIFTEEN CENTS ! Rites Set Wednesday for Mrs. Wagner Memorial aerYlc•• ere scheduled Wedn .. day for San Clemente Cltv Councilwomen Myrtia Wasner who died ol an apparent beert attack at ber bome Saturday. She wH 51 Blll Wainer, ber bu1ban4, said today a.be bad experi~ chest pains after the Jan 3 COW'I • cU meetinl and aaw a doctor Tbunday. lln. Watner declined to du cuH bet' physic-al condlUon wtlh a Nporter who •Poke wi\b her Thursday after her phyalcal ex amln•UM HuhusbandaaJd today the doc tor pl'fllK'ribed medicine for her lo combat hi&h blood pressure Wainer said his wile had oo previous problems wtt.h her heart or blood preasure Wasner satd the doctor told Mn. Wagner she may have been aulfertq from a.qloa W aper and Mn. Waper's al· ly Councllwoman Karoline Ko.:1wr cbar1ed Saturday that the recent recall attempt aaai.n.st her may have led lo her death Gale Howe, leader of the re- t' a 11 eroup, said today recall pt-tltion sienatures gathered durin& the past two weeks against Mrs. Wagner were not turned 1n Saturday to the city clerk u planned But ltowe said 3,500 recall petitiOft sipattueS were turned in a1ainst Mrs. Koester Satur· day. The recall petition sicnatures will be sent to the Orance Cow>· ty Registrar of Voters office to- day to determine if they can qualify the attempt to oust llrs Koester on \be June pnmary ballot Mayor Roy Hamm ordered ci· Ly flags lo ny at half staff this week in memory o r Mrs. Wagner Hamm indicated that a de· c1s1on to appoint or elect a replacement for Mns. Waper will be discussed at the next Clty Council meeting Acting City Manager Jerry Gonce said today council mem· bers are comidenna whether to poatpooe their next meeting UD· til Thursday because of the memorial services for Mrs. Wagner scheduled Wednesday. Tbe services for Mrs Wagner. a native or West Haven, Conn .• have been scheduled for 11 a.m. al Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church m San Clemente The rem&lns of the late coun- <See RITES, Page AZ> Boy Assaulted Kidnapped From Laguna A seven-year-old Laguna Beach boy was kidnapped ar.d sexually assaulted by a man who allegedly forced the youngster into his car before taking him to a vacant lot where the boy was molested Police said the youngster was walking along South Coast Highway near the south city limits Fnday afternoon when a man drtving an orange Pmto pulled up beside him and asked directions. He then assertedly tried to get the boy to get into the car. and when the youth refused. the motorist drove away, police said The boy continued walking along the highway at which tJme the suspect appeared agarn and forced him into the automobile, dnvmg up Nyes Place to a va cant field where he forced the boy to <lisrobe, then sexually as saulted him. The suspect then shoved the boy out or the car and drove away. police said Detectives srud today they are invest1gat1ng the cnme to see 1f 1t might be related to two other assaults on young boys tn tullt.op 18 Carrot Goal Principal Adheres to Diet BySl'EVE MITCHELL Olt1190attyP'I .... ..,. Mike Carroll held 21 calories worth of carrot up to his mouth and toot a bite. "That's awful, "heanno~a moment later when the chewing «nd coat.ortaooa aubsicled. But ... ,.oa're a leboo1 prin. .eipal md ,.,.... pivmiled ..0 .youpbn ,...·u 1oee 11 pounds t.o raile funds for the scbool llbnry. you have to put up with things like carrots. ll 's the third year in a row the Top of the World Elementary School pnnc1pal has staged tus "weightathon" in Laguna Beach Last month Carroll sent pledge cards to the homes of his school kids, asking parents to contribute cash for each pound he loses this month. He began tus carrot and celery eating lsasl Monday. and so far. he's lost six pounds. Last year he shed 17 pounds m 16 days and raised $1,360 in pledges that went toward new books at the school library But after two years of diet marathons, Carroll says, 'Tm running out of fat to give for my school ... So he's asked parents to get m the act by losing weight themselves and getting pledges from friends and relat.aves Some of those parents who joined Carroll in the waist race meet the principal at 9:45 each morning for a turn or two around the school jogging field "We bad six parents out here with me in the rain," Carroll beamed. He said ooe husband told his wife he'd pledge $5 for every pound she lost. ''If she gets down to llS pounds. he'll make it $10 a pound to the school, and if she 1ets down to 110 pounds, he'll pay $50 a pound," Carroll Aid. The aehool librarian haao't tabulated bow much money bas beeq pledged lbould Carroll and \he isarenta reach \heir goals. That would be IOl't of like count· inl YOW' pounds before they're loet. And CUToll's not diacou.rqiq parents from makiq out pled&e card.even at thildate. After all. they're only six pounds beblnd. o.ltt' ...... SUlft~ A WEIGHTY ISSUE Pftndpal Cattotl GoklSets Record on Europe Mart LONDON <AP> -Gold prices jumped by more than SSO an ounce to record levels in Europe today, following sharp rises over the weekend in the Far Eut. Tbe dollar wu mixed and silver wu"p~ly. Gold closeid at '850 an ounce to London. '1be previoua European DENY'AL WORK TO COST llORE-AJ com muruties in Laguna Beach. Two youngsters were assault· ed in their beds last fall by a man described as having red dis h blonde hair who entered homes in the early morning hours ln the first incident. a 12-year old boy wus molested 10 his bedroom Sept 29 b} a man "'ho entered the home through an un locked slid.mg glass door Nine days later. a 10-year-old youngster awoke to find a man fondling him 10 his bedroom. The boy screamed and ran up- sta 1 rs to his parents room, but the molester had fled by lhe time the parents arnved at the lower level bedroom · 'Thts is the first case where we 've had a kidnapping in· IMity -_.., ca.ry-- Stnalloteed lfp"! volved." said investigator Gene Brooks But he said it is possible the same suspect was involved in all three assaults on Laguna Beach youngsters. Police said the most recent as- sailant LS de8crtbed as being in his late 20s, having blonde hair. stanclin& five feet. seven inches tall, clean shaven and driving an orange Ford Pinto. The celery being picked by these Irvine workers appears about to be ingested by a giant blimp hangar. Actually. the struc· ture at the Tustin Marine Corps helicopter station is quite a distance from the field at Barranca Road and Harvard Avenue, but a telephoto lens makes 1t appear closer. January is a pnme harvest time for celery m Orange County, one of the Cew places m the country where it can be grown in wmter. C:Oast Due More Wet Weather Gabriels Joins Race Five Candidates Seek Laguna Council Seats ByDAVIDKUTZMANN Otlloe O.olly ~llM 1'\att Don 'tsta,sh that umbrella yet. That'sbecausethosesamedarit gray sides which loomed over Orange County today and all last week will remain through Tues· day. bringing even more rain to a thoroughly soaked Southern California Forecasters for the National Weather Service said today an eastern Pacific storm front is the NORTHERN CALIFORNIA HIT BY FLOODING-Al Laguna Beach civic actiVlSt John J Gabriela is the latest res 1dent to take out nomination papers for the Apnl 8 Caty Coun cil race 10 the Art Colony. Gabnels, who pulled out or the 1978 municipal race. i.s seeking a four-year term on the Caty Coun· cil. That brings to five the number of Laguna Beach tncumbents and candidates seekmg election 1n April Those who have already taken nom1nat1on papers include incumbent coun· lraa StiU Fi,... cal members Jack McDowell and Sally BeUerue. Also in the running are Neil Fitzpatrick, chairman of the city's Planning Comm1ss1on. and Steven Riggs, chairman of the Board of Ad1ustment and Design ~view Board Other s seeking mun1c1pal posts in Laguna Beach include incumbent City Clerk Verna Rolhnger, and Ernest Lake. who 1s seeking election to the po.st of City Treasurer, a position to which he was appointed earlier Ous month latest contnbut.or to the sodden weather which, 10 the short span of a week, transformed Southern Califorma from bone dry to spongy Rainfall figures for the weekend showed a tapering off of shower activity, but the season storm tot.a.lB along the coast have begun t.o reveal the dramatic ef· feet of the winter rains the past seven days. Hostages Facing 'Forever' .Threat In Costa Mesa, for in.stance, the . 52 of an inch of rain which fell Saturday and Sunday have broulbt the moisture totals to S.25 inc he.tor tbe seuoo. Last year at this time. th11 total was 6.42 <See &AIN, Pase Ai> TEHRAN, Iran <AP> - Foreign Minister Sadegb Ghotbzadeb warned today the American bostaaes mleht be held forever if the United St.ates refuses to extradite \be ahab. He al&o told other aovernmeota they risk hannlni their relations wtlh oil-rich Iran if they join the Unit· ed Slat.es in impoatna sanctions. lo another development, an Survival Key Nudity Was Necesaity NEW YORK CAP> -Suzanne Somen didn't do nude laYoUtl 10 years •ffO to publlclH h"nelf, "sbe was trytna to survive,' her manaser, Jay Bern· stein, baa told People mapzine. ~... ..u Accordlnl to the ma&~ the ......-uuers came when M.lSa Somen, then a •lruaalint model. w~ divorced and her Yount son was lftjured In an auto accident, nmnlna up bols>ltal bll1t of '20,000. Photos from a 19'10 test for Playboy ma1a11M were printed thla ·month. In the retultlnl =· Ace Hardware Corp., which pays Miu Somera .ooo a year, IJ.1d lt wu dropt>fnl her as a pttcbwoman. Tbe company Mi since cbanaed lt• mlDd abd dtclded to k-p oo the star or ABC'• "'Ibree'1 COmpany ... "I've tried ao hard to be a :lood P9rtall,,. M1u Somen told People, .. bUt now t)le1!n bttqidl up thlil~ 00t ol contest m ~ *'· ..._ ..... .., cry . . American reporter said em· bassy militants bad told him the hostages will be allowed to hear a recorded broadcast of the American Super Bowl football game. scheduled for Sunday . The reporter, Alex Paen of KMPC Loa An&eles. also quoted lhe militants as saying spy trials will begin for the hostages as soon as revolutionary leader WIFE OF HOSTAGE ALSO SUFFERS PAIM--C Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini 1lvea the word. Trials have re- peatedl1 been threatened for the American captlv•. whom the mllitalU call "spies." Ghotbsadeb said Kbomeinl 's re1lme wu prepared to wait "more oc leu forever" for tbe return ot tbe ouata\ monarch. I the ba1c demaad of the ttudenta who telaed the U.S. Embassy oa NoY.4. lleanwblla. lran warned tba1 lt •'wllt not a.ecep,t any uni· la~ral meu.,... • coacemlal the Hcwity of tlle atrateatc &rail cl Horauaa ud tbat a\atb ad.ion woWcl be eouldeNd "u detrlmllUl to ,._,, vital ID· ~.·· &.bl Pan ... apoey Mid. AutMDllatc....W-of. nctat aceoc~ Mt.t ~., ctii· , •••• ·~ ....... beard a.· cenm. ---·· 0( tM strait whlcb llDa tM . Penlu Od WUh tbie IDdlu Ocaall. Meanwhile. omcials in San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano say no new can- didates have filed since Friday 1n those two c1ues In San Clemente, Robert Rusm. a two time candidate for a council seat, 1s sl'ekmg elec t1on to one of two seats on that catv 's council To date. the only other can· d1date 1n that city to take out papers LS Bernard A Allen. a San Clemente attorney Seats before voters 10 the April election mclude those held by Edward Kal sched and Richard Ahlman. as weU as the City Clerk post held by Max Berg and the City Treasurer poc;it1on held b y William Mitchell • In San Juan Capistrano. re- tired manufacturer Dao P . Vangalls LS seelung one of two seats on I.he Clty Council. Mayor Kenneth Friess and Cou n cilman Lawrence F. Buchheim have taken out nomination papers to retain thear council seats. Candidates have until Jan. 31 to return petitions containing the names o( 20 registered voters to be eligible for the April elec· lions. Coast Weather Chance of rain 80 per- cent this evening , decreasing durlna the ni&ht t.o 30 percent Tues- day. Foe and periodic drlule conUnuln& Tues- day. Lowa toni1ht SS alon1 the eout and eo in- land. Hl&hs 'l'Uelday 65 at tbe beaches and 88 lnland. INSIDE TOD6' Y ~ u.. nm. pnparo-,... cCadt• Jor CM .,._,. 80IOl ,_ .,..., Pa"1I BJ. l•tleX M't~ M ,..u.wt ~-lie ~~·~ !Ea:-- ,41 DNLYPLOT L./8C DA~ IN 8RIEf'---...... .., ..... , .............. County Hikers Missing Plane Seized Over Europe SeatdMn ..... aeowtn• the Trabueo Canyoa ar.a today for a U ·y•ar·old Orao1• county deputy ablrtlf and a friend who f al led to r.tum after a Sunday att..rnooa hJke. PALERMO, ct.lY tAP> -A lilijM dtmandlftl to to to Llb1a comm . red an A.bS&lla OC.. JeUi.ner wttb 17 pel'llCIDI 1boar.t todV. u a1rl.llle t NW. But the c n llliDdilid ta. pl.De hart lmtud lilecaUH, be rilf • • Romero DO trace bad ~ found tbil mom.lat of Jlm Ohr or Llnda HUI . 25, both of Lquna Hllla. Hid , nipob .Srport WM ~by a aandltorm The plane wu blJaclutd about tO minutes after takint on from ftorM'a Leonardo da vtncl airport on a ru1ht to Tunia, Tunisia, t.be apok•mao aa.&d. Moel pa.ueo1ers were rtported to be Tuni.tana aod Italians. It was not tmmtdl1tdy known who commandeered t.be plane. Trabuco Canyon i1 In ruued country oortbHat of Ml .. ion V lttJo on the edt• of the Cleveland NaUooa.l PoretL About 12 membera of tbe 1berHf'1 aearcb and rescue . team. who are part or lb• sheriff's reserve. JOined tlx depubes at daybreak for toda.y'1 search. l.J.N. Arc ..... IPfl• IJr9e.t UNITED NATIONS <AP> -Tbe Umted States called on ot.ber U. N. members to join tt in "meanmdU.l" aetioa a1a.1.mt1ran aner the aerond Soviet veto ln a week killed a Security Council resolu- tion aut.bori.ain& sanction.a until the Amencan bosta1ea are re· leased. Romero saJd the searchers an uamg two bloodhound.a but their e fforts have been hampered because rain reportedly ta destroying the scent " ... We urae aU other membenolt.be United NaUona to Jorn with us in the application of meaninduJ measures a1ainat the con tinued holdinc ol the hoetqes ID defiance ol 1nternabonal law." U.S. Ambuaador Donald lfcHenry told tbe cou.ncll after the veto Sunday niibt null1fied a 10-2vote1n favor of collective puniU ve ac- tion. "Only thus will we demonstrate to lran that their lawless ac- tions a.re viewed wttb diafavor by all nationa.'' The owner or the property, Ray Pavel of Tustin, bu been summooed tn an attempt to pto. point the location of several small mines i n the area, Romero said. RITES .•• cllwoman were scheduled to be cremated today. The Wagners , who had planned to celebrate their 39th wedding anniversary this week, have operated a clock factory in San Juan Capistrano since 1943. They moved to San Clemente from U. Angeles ln 1973, aft.er Uving in the Los Angeles area since 19t6. In addition to her husband, Mrs. Wagner is survived by a son, William James Wagner Jr.; daughter-in-l aw Barbara Wagner; grandson William J ames Wagner Ill of Laguna Niguel ; her mother, Glenva Brennan; a sister Lani Stapp both of Los Angeles and a brother Marshall Brennan or Washington Pair Injured In Laguna -Auto Smashup Two South Laguna residents were slighUy injured this morn- ing when their sporta car struck a utility pole at the south end oJ Laguna Beach and overturned. Police sai d John Lynn Hertrick, 28. and his passenger, Margaret Lowse Bland, 21. both of South Laguna, were slightly injured in the 8 .15 a m crash at the corner of Solana Way and South Coast Highway. The pair were northbound on Coast Highway when Hertrick apparently lost control of his car, slamming into an electric pole and flying end over end on the highwar. The couple was treated for minor cuts and transported to South Coast Medical Center for further treat.rnent. Police said the accident is un· der investigaUon. lecture Slated On Geneology A free lecture on 1enealoo. the study of family descent, will be 1lven Thursday at the Lacuna BeachUbrary. Genealogist Curt Jones will dis· cuaa family lines and charta dur- ing the lecture wt»eb belim at 7:30p.m.attbellbrary,383Glenn· eyreSt. For more information, call the library at49'7·1133. DAILY PILOT , ... 0.-C-Oelly ~Itel. ,.Uh .... kit It CM>-............ _""""', ....... ....., ... , ... °'-c ................. ~. ---... -... -·--"'""'911 l'•ld<lr..., c.<•• Mllu. N-....... _,......, S.Mltl~-10!11"•"""·1.-. ~ .._..,_CM>t //> _ ............... k ....... -~_...-.. n.. __ ,.,..,.....,._ .... uo w. ....... -.c:..••-.c .. ._ • ._ ............. ......_ .... ...,.._ * .. ' c..., Yl<9~-0.-ll.,.._ ,_......,. ·--n::-..:..4.,..Tt °*'""·~ ---~...... ,..... .......... ~ ( Pilot Logbook J Myrtis Wagner: One Who Cared By ANNE COOPER Myrtis Wagner was a San Clemente City Council can· d1date when I first met her early in 1978. AB a Daily Pilot reporter covering San Clemente, I inverviewed Mrs Wagner. as well as the other candldates, for newspaper profiles Mrs Wagner and I had agreed to mttt m Dana Pomt for a luncheon interview upon wbich I would base my pro- file of her She was already w&JtJ.ng when I arrived at the restaurant. so we sat right down and started talldna. I was well impressed by her graap of city laaues and her ap- parent sincere interest in servi.n& tbe commu.nlly. When I arrived back al my office, I noted oo my ap- pointment calendar that tbe time for my int.erview with Mrs Wagner was an hour earlier than I'd thought. I called right away to apologize and asked her if I'd kept her wait· iog a whole hour. ''That'• all right," abe aald. "You told me you would be there, so I knew you would come. I fil\lf'ed there bad been a misunderstanding or the time ... THIS TRAIT OF TAKING people at their word, coupled with a tolerance for tbe foibles or others, came to be known as recognizable Wagner trademarks and set her apart from many other San Clemente politicos dunng the bitter political wrangling which charactenzed the city in commg months. I was with Mrs. Wagner and her huaband Blll al the San Clemente Inn the night she won election to City Coun· ell, coming in second in the race for three aeats. Nobody was more surprised at her victory than she wu, but 1be didn't take much lime to celebrate -she aet riibl to work to become as well informed as possible. Her two chief objectives as a councilwoman were to make sure that the residents of San Clemente 1ot a "fair shake" (her words) from their city government and to keep development of San Clemente's open ranch land.I \ID· der control. "PEOPLE ARf; ALWAYS saying I'm for no lrowth," she said. "That's just not true. Controlled 1rowth la u healthy for a town as it is for a child. But just u a parent doesn't put a child on a two-wheeler for the flrat time and send him out on Coast Highway, we can't tum developers loose in the hllls of San Clemente without proper safe1uarda. "I know there will event.ually be bouael coverln1 tbe back country or San Clemente," ahe said. "I'd have to have my head stuck in the sand to deny that realll)'. But what I'm sayi.na la that the residents of this clty deserve a City Council which will take every precautioD to uaure that these houses won't be destroyed in landalldes, that the people moving into them will have adequate roads, sewers and schools to meet their needs and that the pre&e0t ""1· dents of Sao Clemente won't be stuck with the bllll for lm· provements in the back country." Recently Mrs. Wagner and her fellow councilwoman, Karoline Koester, have been the tarceta of a rttall cam· palcn. At a Chr1stmas party at the Wacner home, I told Mrs. Waper I felt the recall issue bad been misrepl"Metlt· ed to me when I was approached to si1D a recall petition. "W&ITE DOWN EXACTLY what happened and send it to me at City Hall," she said. "Other people have aJJO compla1.ned, and Karoline CKoetter> and ta.re forwardinl all complaints to the proper authorities. "U I could have one wisb for San Clemente:• lbe said, "it would. be to tap some or the human telOUrCel we hH• lo th1t city. People are concerned, but they must l)e(:ome involved. I was like that. You are like that. You say the re· call petition wu miar.praented to you, but now do somethlna about lt. Don't just complai.D. Write that let· 'ter." "I wW.'1 promlhd. That wu the lHt coaversaUon r bed wttb Myrt Wasner. Two weeb later I wu awakened by a call from a frteDcl ot the Wasner famll)'. Mrs. WAIMI' had JUft d194. followlnl a ~attack. IA'l'Ell TllAT MME day I reeelved lD tM mall a i.t· ter from tbe Diltrict Attorney'• ofllco. MYlq my a.tter ol eomplal.at about the recall pet.tdon bad bMo lorwanlld by llrt. Waoer. I'm Clad J wrote th1t letter. Mrt. Waper wo.rted bard for Ml' eommanttt. R• honest. forthrlpt muner wu mlltaken b1 eome for btu.._ ar @'l'Olance. But the cttlaem ol San C1.,,.._ JMed • 11Yrt11 Wacnvtoehallena• Ute powerfUJ m06Q'td ID-tentta WbS no., da.la an rtlbal)tna ta.. eity. WIUKM btr. • ~•banOf tM f"IP°""blUtJ falls t.othl Nil Olm. ~tlyGuest St/uirrel Capen Continue "I've IOt to c.ba.oa• JD1 ~ ... at..&.d Corooa del Mar liquor ttort owner 8raol OllclD w6o•1 be-. trytq wttbout. out tueceu to trap Lbe IJ'OUDd 9e1uirnl wbo Uvea ln billtcte. l'MI NOT THAT Olloa m1Ddl the company, it's just that tbe 8Q\Llrrel bu proven to be an expnsive ,ue.t. He's set otl three falle bursJ.ar a1arma wb.lch cott Olloa S'TS tn tlnn and be atole more tban 900 candy ban. Olloo said he's left two trapa lD the .we every ni&ht since diaccwertoa the aquJrrel'a nest a weak a10 He even bait.I them with Pay Day cedy ban, the rodent's f-norit.e. But 10 far, the squirrel bu been dillnterested lD the 1oodJ• meant to trap htm. "RANKLY. I BAVt; a bomble feebng he's 1ot a second neat aomewbere and he's 11vina off whatever he's siored then,'' Ollon said. '"lbere'a no way I can find that nest. I'd virtually have to tear (be store apart." Publisher Spurns Controversial Book NEW YORK <AP l -1n an un- usual move, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich bas disavowed a controveralal biography of W ashln1ton Post publisher Katharine Graham , a spokesman for the publisher said today. "We have reverted the rtelrta to the author," said Richard Udell, a apokaman for the com- pa n y which publi s hed "Katharine the Great" by Deborah Davia lut fall. The book alleged that the CIA, angry at Richard Nixon, fed ~ W aahiqton Poat information on the Watergat.e case by connect· ang Post mana&in& editor Ben· jamin Bradlee to the mysterious lnfon:nant "Deep Throat." Sorne critics termed the book highly speculative and at least one ma1azioe canceled plana to publlab ncerpta. Udell aald ~ would not com~ ment on why Harcourt had chosen to disavow the book . "This involves our relatlon.stup with the author and It would not be nice to comment " Elaine Maritsoo. agent ror the author. said the reviews had been mixed. She said or the f1nl pnntlng of 25,000 copies. 21.000 had been sold Harcourt Brace's action wouJd leave lb Davis free to take the book to another publisher if abe cboae. M1. Davis was not immediately avallableforcomment. Border Agents Nab Eight in Pursuit A 46-m.ile chase that began al the San Onofre border che<:k point early today resulted in the arrest Of two Amencans and SIX illegal a.hens m an Anaheim res 1dent.JaJ area Border l>atrol agent-in-charge Police Seek Hit-run Auto San Clemente police are searching today for the driver or a blue luxury sedan which struck a 15-year-old boy who was riding a bicycle in a downtown alley Sunday The boy's rather , Raymond Griffith . 144 Ave Sierra, told pohce th~ moton st struck his ~on, Rob€.>rt, at 5:30 pm at the rear of 510 N . El Camino Real Gnffith told police the boy's bicycle wu demolished and the driver fled the scene. The father told police the yooth'a toes may have hem injured in the crash. The leenaaer wa s not hospit.allzed. Boat Hunt 'Hoax' ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . <AP> -Coast Guard officials say there I.a a pouibWl)' that tbe cail that aeot them aearcbllul for a sinklnc boat may have been a hoax. 1be search WU Called of( Sunday when no sign or the craft was spotted and no boats were reported overdue. John Wesson said two border patrolmen pulled bes ide a c ro'A ded sedan short!} be fort' I a m . and att<'mpted to puJI the d n ver to the s1de or the San Diego Fret'wa). The motorist stepped oo the gas and led the lWO Ofracers northbound on the freeway where the acenta were jol.ned by Sheriff'• and Californu Hi1bway Patrol unit.I. "It was a borde of red h&ht vehicles heading up the freeway," Weuoo u.id of the chase, whlcb at Umes reached speeds of 105 miles per hour on the wet freeway. Patrol units from cities between San Clemente and Anaheim joined an the chue. which ended al ~llv1ew and Souths~ 10 Anaheim W esson said the driver Jumped from the car but was captured by an Anaheim officer who t.ack.l«I the suspect near the residential area. Arrested were Jesus Cabi.Uo Moreno, 23~ an u.ndocumented alien and1'!.rtver or the packed car. Border patrol officers also arrested Delorea Meru, 30, of Fontana, her alx-yea.r-old aoo. and her bmband Andrea Meru Sandoval, 20, an Uleial alien. The driver and family were char1ed with transporting five other aliens lo the vehicle. All ei1bt auapecta were taken to the Chula Vista Border Patrol Sta· tion. Al• ot tbe allem ranied from 15 to 41 and lncloded men and women, Weuon Aid. '~ conon.thort 1nd tong 6IOG't'O 1n 1 MC>w ol oolota. comohmooted ~ °"' ONlt On·Tlme faded denims. • Fate of Oimber Awaited The family of a Fullerton climber reported lost end nearly froun near the summit of 22,830-foot Mount Aconca1U& tn AreenUna was anxiously await- mg news or the man's fate this mornlnl, as rescue eUoru CCJa• tinued. Tbe climber, C harles Bludworth, 2S. was part of a three-man team that ran into a bHizard after reaching the Western Hemisphere's hl&best peak. "The ooJy thin« we know la that no bodies have been found and that they have mounted a rescue effort,·' Stan Bludworth, the climber's brother. said in Fullerton th.IA morning "We haven't been able to get any help at all from the State Department," he added bitterly. A long with his brother, Charles Bludworth's parents and wife are awaiting news of the climber's rate Stao Bludworth said his brother and his two comparuons... Guy Andrews, age unknown, ot San Diego. aod Edward Con· ners, 38, of Northern CaWorrua. were eicperienced chmbera. Accordrng to news repo~ from Mendoza, Argentina, Con- ners was rescued last Wedn~ day after he descended to the 20.000.root level, seeking help ror his two comrades who he saJd were surrenng from allituqe sickness and were nearly frozen 1n a tent near the s ummit. S u ff e r i n g f r om s eve r-e frostbrte. Conners was rushed to a Mendoza hospital, where two fingers and both big toes were amputated. Argentine mountain troops launched a rescue e ffort to reach the two remaining clim· bera A weekend report that two bodies were discovered was branded as erroneous by the U .S ConsulatelD Mendoza F,....PapAI RAIN. • • mcht.-s llunttngton Reach rainfall figures al~o have been s1 gn1f1 cantly enriched by the storm art1Vlly The 72 of an inch that fell through the weekend brought the totaJ for the sea.son tn 6 03 llK"hes Al tlu~llme a year ago, about 7.18mcheshad been re· corded, accord.mg to ratn watch« J . Sherman Denny. South County ratnfall totals also t.o6d a surular story. Tbe nearly inch of rain there durlne the weekeod swelled tbe figures for this seuoo to 7 SS lnrbea. Lalit year . the moisture measured 9. T1 me hes. Last week '~ downpours caused ha\OC in the South County, where swollen creek "'·ater overflowed their banks and numerous bome& and busmesses nooded in the Laguna Beach area A Laguna N11uel man was killed when he was swept away in Oso Cree.Jc waters. Unincorporated parts or Orange Cou nty also we~ described as "totally..wturated" from the ~t storms, but no maJor problems were reported this morning from weekend shower activitv Ho~ver, Bill Reiter. opert- Uona manager of the Enviroo- m en tal Management Agenc1. said that heavy downpou.n, such u an inch ot rain ln a few hours, could came "super runoff•" and mudslides. AL'S GARAGE 58 FASH ON ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644·7030 Orange (;out EDITION VOL 73. NO. ''· 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANG COUNTY, CALI FORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 1,, 1980 Year Bo•etow• Dally New•paper c Fl FTEEN Cf1NTS Hostages Might Be Held Forever Mere Bal• D•e Gray Skks To Continue C.a1pe.n-Df~• Andre Kostelanetz, who led a number of symphony or- chestras and made frequent appearances with the New York Philha rmonic, died Sunday in Haiti at the age of 78. Fa11nly Waits For Word on Oimber's Fate The family of a Fulle rton climber reported lost and nearly frozen near the s ummit or 22.830-foot Mount Aconcagua 1n Argentina was anxious ly await ing news of the man's fate this morning , aa rescue efforts con- flnued. Th e climber, C h ar le s Bludworth, 25, was part of a three-man team that ran into a bli zzar d after reaching the Western Hemisphere's highest peak. ·'The only thing we know 1s that no bodies have been found and that they have mounted a rescue effort," Stan Bludworth, the climber's brother. said in Fullert.oo this morning "We haven't been able to get any help at all from the Slate Department,'· he added bitterly Along w ith h is brother, Charles Bludwortb's parents and wife are awaiting news of the climber 's fate. Stan Bludworth said bis brother and his two companions. Guy Andrews, age unknown, of San Diego, and Edward Con· ners, 38, of Northe rn California, were experienced climbers. According to news reports from Mendoza, Ar,entina, Con· l'en was rescued a.at Wednes· day after be descended to the '°,000-foot level, seekln1 help for 1 b1a two comrada who be said were 1uffertn1 from altitude llclmesa and were nearly frozen lD a tent near tbe summit . 1 Sufrerln1 from s evere t troatbite, Coonen wu rushed to I a Mendosa bolpltal, where two ! fln1en and both bl1 toes were t' •mputated. Ar1eotine mountain troops f 1auneb9d a rescue effort to l Nacb the two nmalnlnl clim· ben. Don 'ts ta.sh tha t umbrella yet. That 'a bttause those a.amedark gray skies which loomed over Or ange County today and all last week will remain through Tues- day, bringing even more rain to a t horoug hly soaked Southe rn California Forec:asters for the National Weather Service swd today an eastern Pacific storm front is the latest contributor to the sodden weather which. in the short span of a week , transformed Southern California from bone dry to Jpongy Rainfall figures for the weekend showed a tapering off or shower actiVlly. but the season storm totals along the coast have begun lo reveal the dramatic er feet of the winter rains the past seven days~ In Costa Mesa, for mstance, the NORTHERN CALIFORNIA HIT BY FLOODING-Al 52 of an inch of rain wtuch feU Saturday and S unday have brought the moisture totals to5.25 inchesfor tbeseB.800. Lut yearat this time, the total was 6.42 inches. Huntington Beach rainfall fi g ures a l so have been s ig nlficaotJy enriched by tbe storm activity. The . 72 of an loch thdirdl tb.nnuib the weeUod broupt the total for the aeuon to 6.03 i.ncbes. At this time a year ae~7.J.li.Dcbes bad been re- co accordiD.I to ra.lD watcber J.Sbenuu~ Soatb Coun1y raialall tat.ala aho told a almller story. The ne arly lncb of rain there durina the weekend swelled the fiaur- ror this season to7.S6 inches. Laat year. the moisture measured 9 77 inches Last week's downpours cau.5ed havoc in the South County. where swollen creek water overflowed their banks and numerous homes and busmesses n ooded 10 the Laguna Beach area. A Laguna Niguel man was killed when he was swept away in Oso Creek waters. Un incorporated parts of Orange County also we re described as "totally saturated" from the rec:ent storms. but no major problems were reported (See RAIN, Page AZ) Pair Hunted In Trabuco UmyonArea Searchers were scounng the Traburo Canyon a rea today for a 34-year-old Orange County deputy sherilf and a friend who failed to return after a Sunday afternoon bike. Sherill's sPOkesman Lt. Andy Romero said no trace bad been found this morning of J im Ohr or Linda Hill, 25, both of Laguna Hilla Trabuco Canyon la in ruued country northeast of Misalon Viejo on the edge of the Cleveland National Forest. About 12 members of the sheriff's search and rescue t e am. who are part or the 1b eriff'1 reserve, joined six deputies at daybreak for today's search. Romero said the searchers are uain, two bloodhounds but their elf orb have been hampered RH!cauH raln reportedly 11 datroytaa the ICCDt, The owner of tbe property. a.y Pam ot Tbltln, bu been summoned ln an au.mpt to ptn. point tbe loc:aUon of 1ever1I 1maU mlDH in tbe area Romero aald. ' Weat.ber cooditiona prevented bellcopttn ad borsCll from be· lq med ln tbe Hatt.b, Romero Hid. Tbe couple l9ft tbe home ot 1 frtend on· Uve Ou Canyaa Road Soadq, autt1I they .. were tolJll to Wptd M old min• ibat\ In I a.arbY hill.· Romero 11.ld. NettMf'. Ohr nor 111. HW toofl aar l6ad ot bkkpHtllil tcjUIP:-m• Wltb them. TbtJ 1aJd tMY woG&d tie IMldl blfon dart. ' The l/ltfnaate Bike Pool? St<.•Vl ' Boshae shares n de on hts bicycle built for four 'A 1th fe llow commuter Donna Whl'CIO<'k Boshae. "'ho h ves tn Santa Ana J.nd \\<Orks a t F a 1rvit'" State l losp1ta l an (osl<t Mt~a. rid e-. to "-Ork ever) day. pick m g up pa.,smgcrs along thl' wa). lit' p1c k5 u p Donna , a co worke r. every Tuesday and Thur.;.day · P<'<ial. or pay." is the m otto of Boshacs lhkt•·a-pool So rar. he says, every one pedab . so he isn 't making any mone} with tus bike He 's sure having a lot of fun. t hough Bomh Suspect Seized Teen Faces Dynamite-planting Charges A man who police allege left an explosive device containing three sticks of dynamite outside Corona poUce headquarters late Friday wu arrested Sunday ln Newport S..cb roUowln1 a higb- apeed cb.ue, police said. Al Gene Johns, 18. of Corona, was arrested at about 5.30 p.m on a '2:50,000 Corona warrant aear Newport Pier by Hunt-lncton Beach omcen. Johna, lnvest11aton aald, ls beine held l.n Corona on the war- r ant chargin1 him with plantine a destructive device with latent to commit bodily lnjury. Corona pullce Lt. Homer Lloyd said police aurveilla.Dce cameru filme d th• auapect placing the bllttery.powered ft· plosive near t he statloo gas pumps at about 10 :30 p m . He aa1d a bul&etJa wu llSued with the .-peiet•a M9eftptloa alter be etuded oftlcen a lllort distance from tbe poUce a&.atioa. Several Corooa offtc:en, Llo)'d Run-down Batteries Halted Bomb Blast A set of run-down batten es was all that protected three youthful Bal boans from a lethal tame bom b found S aturday, oolice 1J1vestuzators said today. Capt Wayne Connolly of the Newport Beach police said the bomb, found on the harbor bea ch near Bay Island bndge, was "a tughly soph1st1cated de vice "It would work and 1f 1t had detonated, 1t would have done a lot of damage But the batten es weren't sufficiently charged lo detonate It," he said Police said three youngsters who were not Identified, handled the explosive devi ce. "What we·d hke to tell people 1s lo leave the damn things alone 1f they find them," he added "Call us and we 'll take care of the m " The bomb, Connolly said, con- sisted of a tube of s mokeless powder booked up to batteries and a kitchen timer . It was found on the beach by a young etrl who carried the de· vice home and showed it to her older brother. Connolly s aid the brother told her to get nd of 1t so she put rt in the trash betund her home ··But she got wrorned that 1t would go off and damage the house, so she got at out of the tras h and was ca rry1ng 1t toward the front of her place whe n o ne· of he r brother's friends s howed up," the captain explained The older boy said he would take the bomb home to evaluate 1t but changed tus mind and car ned at to a phone booth at the Pactfic Telephone Co bulldtng, 311 E Balboa Blvd . from which he called police O ffice~ evacuated a block around the bwldlng and sum· mon~ Shenlf's Office bomb ex perts who deacUvated the de· vice Detectivftl said they have no leads on who made the bomb or why it wu left on the beach. l nvestieato~ said , however, they are convinced that the de· vice isn't linked to the Sunday a rrest of Al Gene Johna, 18, of Cor ona who was taken Into custody near the Newport Pier for allegedly planUne a bomb m ade of dynamite stlcu at the Corona police station. Survival Key Nudity Was NeceBBity NEW YORK <AP) -SUzanne Somen didn't do nude layoutl 10 years a10 to publicize ~nelf, • ·1be was trytne to iurv1ve,'' ber manaaer, Jay Bem· 1teln, bu told People maautne. Accordin1 to the magazine, the photo often came When M1sa Somera, then a 1truu~ model, WU divorced and her youq IOO WAI lllJu.red ln an auto acddelit, runninl µp boleital bWa Ol ao,ooo. Pbotoe from a 1911 test for Playboy ma1Ulne were printed thil month. In the reaul"1na ·=· Ace Hardware Corp., whlch pays Miu Somen ,000 a year. Uld It wae dropptn1 her u a ptU?hwoman. 1be company hu alnce chan1ed ltt nilDd and ttectcled to keep on the 1tar of ABC'a .. 'lbree'a COm~y ... "I've tned ao hard to be a IOod penoo;• MW Somera told People, ''but now theyire brlnaina ~ tblno oat of coot.ext ln my lite. lt mak• me want to cry.T• s aid. reportedly l'eMCJ'•s.ed the auapeet. Huntta1toa Beach pollce plcktd up the trail Sanday ... t.be7 ..... Mked ~stake .. tbe ·~otU.••;.ct'• ..... inH~Beacb. Sgt-Luis Ochoa said wbeo of. lice:n w ilffMI &be maa Jumped -• = kiqde aed aed ..... down •••ell Boul•••rd to Pactnc Collt ~. Be u6d wbm the man rwM4 Newport Pier be dumped IU moCoft7Cle and raced 1n:to an apartmlat building. ooce apin eludins police. A short time later, howeve r. the suspect wu arrested when Newport officers Bruce Foster and Michael Welsch reported they spotted the s11Spect from their h elicopter. which wa s circling the seaJed-0ff a rea. Investigators reported the man had a pparently changed clothes LO the apartment bwld· ing and had wandered by at leu t one officer without bem.g recogruz.ed. The suspect was tr ansported back to Huntington Beach and held in the city JaJI until Corona authon lles amved. Tuv Dead, 4Musing in Crtuh at Sea Two bodies were recovered and a search coounued today for four others believed aboard a light plane that era.shed at sea Sunday off Santa Barbara. The pilot of the Cessna 207-U. Hueh Irvin Jr., 56 , Garden G rove , wa s r e portedly tranaportin& five persona bome from a meetiDI in Visalia of members of the Masonic Order. One of the men believed aboard was Herman E. Heffron, 87. Ven- tura. gand commander of the M aaona for the State o f California, accord.in& to Dave M acdantl of the Santa Barbara Couoty Coroner's Office. Others believed to be aboard were Heffron'• wife Opal, 82; Doroth)' Slocum, 88, of Ventura, Donald Doe&eodorf SI, and bia wlf• AD.lta, 50. both of Santa Barbara. llacdaaU lakl a U.S. ODut Guard CIUcr ti.cl tecoftnd two bodl• ~ mkl·mornlq, but that tbe bodill bad DOt ...., pm!Uv• ., ldaltlfted; Tbe plmt had been on a ln- ltrUmmt laodln.1 approadl to Santa Barb9r1 ln dr1•~ rain SUDd&J, fteD radio c:oat&d WU kltt at abaut 1 p.m. CaUM ol &be .eraab waa Dot lmm•dlately Uoft. TM ODMl OiiaN CUU.r t__. up tbe two ...... akJel wtth aomt debftj from Ute plaM about tow mllel otttMre. a mU. WlltOl~~1~, n....rswuu...-to-. lilt• '1att1n111Mr. -------== Return Of Shah Pushed TEHRA N. Ira n CAP > F o r eaen M1n 11ter S ade gh Ghotbudeh warned today the American host ages might be held forever if the United States refuses to extradite the shah. He also told other governments they risk hanrung their relations with 011 rich Iran 1f they join the Urut · ed States m 1mposmg sanctJon.s In another development, an American repo rte r s a id em- bassy nulJtants bad told him the hostages will be allowed to bear a recorded broadcast of the Amen can Super Bowl football game, scheduled for Sunday. The reporter, Alex Paen of K M PC Los Angeles. also quoted the m1lltanL'> as saying s py tnals will begm for the hostages as soon as revolutionary leader WIFE Of HOSTAGE ALSO SUffERS PAI~ Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiru gives the word Tnals have re- peatedly been threatened for the Ame ncao captives. whom the m illtanta ca1J "a pies." Gbotbudeb said Khomeini's reelme ... prepared to wait "more or leu forever" for the return ol the ousted monardl. the baalc demand of tbe ltudeala who sebed the U.S. Embusy oo Nov.4. Muawblle, Iran wl.J"Md that lt ··wlll not accept aoy uni· lateral meaaure9" coeeendJl& Ute MCW'tty of tbe atntelic !traSt ol Hormuz and th.at IUCb actJon would be comidered .. as detrimmlaJ to Iran's v1Utl tn· ten1U. '' U.. Pan aews qeney a.aw. A lllCtllllC ... •e 111 .. c.arrted tn dlte ol· nttaJ aa-.ey aoted tliat cu.. nm-tam ...... bemC beud can-cerma. ~·· ol tbe lltralt. wbJcat 1lab tbe Penlaa Gulf wtdt t.be 1adlao Ocean. About 40 percent ol tbe West's oil puaes tbrou1b the stra it. President Ca rte r h a s le ft open t he possibility of takmg unilateral military actJon m the area, sueb as a naval blockade , 1f the Am en cans are not released. "We have set very defirutE· procedures for sol v1ng the prob l em ," s aid thP f o r e i gn m inister, addmg 1f the United S tat es continues to "pla y politics " with the ('ra s1s. the hostages wall re mam 10 cap tlv1ty Refemng to the Soviet veto Sunday or a U N Secunty Coun ctl resolutJon asking sanclloos agamst Iran, Ghotbzadeh s&Jd "Now that the United States' stubborn and baseless attempts have failed, we are calling on other governments not to get m· volved m the U S. politica l games and av0td any measure which may blur our relations with the r espective govern ments." Before tw; news ronference, Gbotbudeh met with the foreign m i n ister or ne1ghbo r1n g Pakistan at Tehran airport and said they discussed the U.S.· Iranian criala and the Soviet m· tervenUon ln Afghanistan, which borders both countries Coast I l -··~-",,_ MYSTERY PIPELINE -With he lp of Stan Kennedy (left), Stan Hanson uses metal detector to trace route of old steel pipeline along Costa Mesa's Oranae Avenue. Costa Mesa Consolidated Water District officials said the old line, which burst over the weekend, isn't on their maps. Break in the line near 19th Street and Orange caused a mess (below) and cut water service to some homes. Burst Water Main Still Dampens Mesa Repwr work continued today after a 10 inch ri veted steel water main, dating back to 1900-1911>. burst Saturday and lert 45 to 50 Costa Mesa households without water for about 15hours Ed Schnabel, manager of "''" Mesa Consolidated Water Dis- trict. said the aging pipe wasn't shown on any of the district's maps or records. He said officials weren't aware 1l was still in service until it bunt at about 8 a.m. Saturday al the intersection of Oran1e A venue and 19t.h Street. However. he s8..ld a leak con- tinued loda)' Caty offlc1als said a lot of mud remained at the an· tersection but that the streets were passable. Schnabel said he didn't believe the ram was a factor in the p1pe'sbursting. He said the district Is replac ing all the aging pipes shown In its records. but there may be other stretches like the one that burst that aren't recorded. "When they let 10 i1 the way we find them, unless we're do- lnl a job in the area and come across them," Schnabel said. ;4/gharu Reaist In Hilla 8J '111111A1111kt.t Pl'w lloelem ,.. repotted putUn1 lutf ""11taDee to 8ovl• (l'OOPI fa hllhl•ndt ol •••Ura At1banl1taa •• tbouaandl ol A11baaa paebd moe.ca an .-e1p1ta1 etu o1 Kabul to mourn pollllcal priaonen killed by tho pnivioua communbl •ovemmeot. Dlplomau ln hlamabad, Pall11ta.n. aald the Allbao rebeJa had 1tepped up ftllltlq DUI' tbl e11tern-bolder wttb l'attst.a Pakittan1 oew1papen ~ heavy ft.._.Uq acroq the rua-1 countryalde ol lbe Central A&1a DI tlOO, includiJll the nortben re1lon borderln1 tbe Soviet Union The reporta could not be coa· firmed. and Western diplomatic aources iD Kabul aald U,. SoorMta had Ulhtened tbe1r milita.rJ bold on the country. 1alnl.q eoatrol of the oortb-1outb, Herat- K a ndahar bl1bway In the weatem part ol the country. Tbe hi1hway la one of the two main paved roads in Afghanistan. One Westem informant told A11ociated Presa correspondent Marcus Eliason. who Is In Kabul. that fighting stopped ''almost everywhere." But other sources in Kabul told Eliason combat apparently was still going on in the northeast province of Badakhs han. and in Paklla, southeast of the capital and near Pakistan F,....PogeAJ RAIN. • • this morning from weekend shower actl vtty However, 8111 Reiter. opera- tions manager of the Environ· mental Management Agency. said that heavy downpours, such as an inch of rain m a few hours, could cause "super runoffs" a.""rf mudslides Camino Capistrano m northern San Juan Capistrano was re- opened Fnday afternoon and re malned open throughout the weekend. This morning, crews were at work on Pacific Coaat Highway at the north end of San Clemente cleaning up muddy debrl1 caused by slides in the area. No unusual storm-related prob- lems were reported in the cities of Newport Beach, Co6ta Men or Irvine during the weekend. Weather foreca1tera said Tuesday's rains should only amount to hght showers or dr izzles A low pressure system off Alaska was making 1t possible ror the Pac1f1c storm fronts to con· tmue moving through Southern California. Forecasters couldn't say how long that condition would laaL Mrs. Smith, Mesa Golf Fan, Dies Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Costa Mesa golf enthU1iaat Margaret Bertha Smith. who died Sunday at the age of 60. Services are set for 2 p.m. at the Harbor Lawn Memorial Chapel lJl Costa Mesa, with the R ev Bru ce Kurrle of Presbyterian Church of the Cov· enant officlatinl. Mrs. Smith wa1 a member of the Mesa Verde Country Club and served as membership of· fleer of the club's Lady's Golf Dlvi1lon. She leaves her husband . Fred Smith of Costa Mesa, sons John and Paul Peters and three 1randcbildren. With workmen on the Job dur- ing the weekend, 30 feet of new pipe has been Installed but test- ing of the rest of the Une con- tinued today. Schnabel said. Mesa Police Add DAILY PILOT IMOr-CMM o.lly ~t.4.--t11tt_ .. ,,.. __ ,,,_ .. ,...,_ .. IMOr- ·13 Men, WOman ,_, ...... ..._~ .......... ,_ ... ....... , .... -.... _ ,,..,,, lw C..I• ,... .. --................ .._..,_ lo11tYOI~ I-l--11 .... ltl(M\I A .. ____ .............. --... --'" 'n._ .... ,...., .............. ,, .. UI Wnl .. •ll-.C81\a-C•Hltn1••- ll_,ll _ """*"'--·-J••• c..r v ... 11< .. --0.-•__. ,,....... ..... .. , .. ,_ ... _...,... ................ CJYnttll .._ ........ P .... 11 Anl_ IM_l41iten Ceet• ..... OMDe Wlllfloti::::· :•o =: ... llHoH. omoe. ~--::.ft~1.~===- T•l•'9l•M (114)toal1 ~·~....,.. r.1:.~~~~·~"'!f§ ~..i::::... •-let .. ti!llHlll!' ~=~f;"T~::· !1 t....~~ ..:.=.~ rr=r......., Co1ia Mesa police added 14 new officers today, althoulh they WOl'l't bealn aervin1 ln tFie field until mid-February at the earliest. Four of the offi~1 who are already qualified, ww underse> several weeka of orlentaUoo. The otben muat attend tbe police acade1117 at Golden W•t Oollec• and a tbne-WeH Colt.a M•a police onemauon. and ana't •:a· pect.ed to serve in the ftehS until May. -""Tb• 14 wer. Hlected rrom 1moo1 ebaut 100 appllcanta tor Ul• DOlttklDI, which pay *1.466 to 11,180 a mootb. Amon1 th• NOrulta ii 1 woman. PoUc. Ollef Roger Netb l&ld the \'aeancl• accumulal..t dw'· Inc tbl put two , • .,.. u ot· Ocen reti.rild, quit or 1\df...S ~nlUar U'llv ... Kt 1Nld blrtN wu •t-nd tn an attempt to eomplJ w\th Propo1IUOG 1' Wdalt Ulillta· tlon•. Tu force~ llaa IN•!I permanenUy cut by 1even of • flcen to Its present 126-penoo complement. but Netb saus it w aa found ao7 f unber cuts would affect aenice. Also. he aald delay• resulted from the lmithY proeeu of at- tractlat qu&llfled appllcanta, te•liDI and lnte~l•winl them and conducUnt back1rouad 1tudi•. Mlnlmusn quallflcatlon• for appllcanta lncluded beln• at leaat 11 yean old, 'tfttb DOima1 hearlDI ad ¥talon that ean be corncted to IO/IO~ ID4 Pol•••· ln1 1 b10 aehool diploma or equivaltnl and a valid drlwr'• Ucenae. Applicant. W81"e allo rtqulNd to lake a written exam, a pby1lcal capabWty teat, an oral lntemew and • wrttlnt U:Wa teat. TM1~tou extenalve bac lnvestlaa· t.Son, a U r acrMDlDI teat and • medical a.am. DA~ IN BRIEF--- .,.~.,,"""'~'..,,, .. nzt'•ll,.... ~ Plane Seized Over Europe· PAJ.QMOci'SkUy (~/tt;u A bUaelter demandlna to LJ,a "O'DmaDJMnNI a a OC.9 Jetl1w wtt.b It pe~ a u41 today. an alrtlDe •~man aaid. · But the captain landed tbe plane here Instead beea be 1aid~poU airport wu abut by~ •aodatorm. UH, plane wu hUacked abOut 40 minutes after tutJ, off ~rom 8ome'1 Leonardo da Vinci airport oa a flipt to Tunia be~;,'!!:, •=ri:i:i::aid. Moet Paueneera were ~ported u; It wu not lmmedlaa.11 known who commandee__. the plane. ,_. WW. Ad ... -1 ... 1Jr9nf UNITED NATIONS <AP>-The United States called on other U. N. memben to Jam It iD "meamngtuJ · acllon aeainst lran an.er the lecood Soviet veto iD a week killed a Security Council resolu-~C:ed_ut.borisinl aancUooa until the Amencan hostages are re "· .. We ur1e all other members of the United Nations toJOi,o with ua iD the application ol me.amngfuJ measurea a1ainat the con- tinued bolclnc of the bostaces ln defiance of lnternationaJ law .. U.S. Ambusador Donald McHenry told the council aft.er lbe veto Sunday ni&bt nullified a 10-2 YOte ll1 favor of collective punitive ac- Uoo. '1>nly tbua will we demonstrate to Iran that their lawleaa ac- tions arevtewed withdlafavorby all nations ... llerC IAnlee Trtal Ope11• An..ANTA <AP> -More than 12Sprospective juroncrowded Into a federal courtroom today for the opening of the bank fraud trial offonner U.S. budeetdirector Bert Lance. On tbeeveofthetrlal. Lance's attorneys contlo~ their battle lo overturn the lndtctment. pleading for dbmlasal oo grounds that the grand Jury wu influenced by news reports based on leaks from federal prosec ut.on; Lance. ooce one of President Carter's closest adVlsers ls charged with three aaaoclatesof misuslng$20 million m bank f~ds to helpthemselves, thetr families and friends. Aere~lec •--• .,.., rrew4 NEW YORK <AP) -Explosives experta today studied debris from a bomb that exploded at the midtown office of the Soviet airline Aeroflot. injuring three persoos and ~g tremors up Fifth Avenue lo separate telephone calls to The -..SSOC1ated Press. two groups clrumed responslb11.Jty for the Sunday explosk>n. wtucb 1n- 1ured twotounsts from France and a New York woman. The first caller claimed memberstup m the Jewbh Defense League and said the JDL planted the bomb to protest the lmpnson ment of Soviet dlss1deots A seroi'\d caJler chumed the anti-Castro group Omega 7 bombed the olf1ce to show "solldanty Wlth the peo pie .or .Cuba and Afghanistan 1n their struggle agamst Soviet 1m penahsm" Presley's Doctor Flays 'Media Event' MEMPHIS, Tenn. <AP> -All attorney for Elvia Presley's former physician complained to the state Board of Medical Ex· ammers today that charges were lodged against his C'l1ent to ac commodate the ABC teleVlSion network. There was no immediate reac- tion from ABC · 'Ttus bas become a medJa event." Jobn Thomason said as the board be1an hearing charges that Or. George N1 chopoulos overprescribed dru&s for Presley and 15 persona. The beartng was delayed brief· ly when the hearing officer. Michael Brumban, ordered more than a dozen television cameras moved to the stdeof the City Coun· Bradford Rites Set Memorial services wtll be held Tuesday for Dean C Bradford. 58. Costa Meu, a longtime Oranae County real eatat.e de- veloper who died Saturday. The riles will be conducted at Mariners Church. Jamboree Road and Bison Avenue. Newport Beach, at 2 pm. ell cbambet-where the bearlna la being caoducted. Assistant Attorney General Fun.It Scank>n. who outlined the state's charges. said Nlcopoulos. 52, had been granted a trust w~ he was lice nsed to pract1cr mE'd1<.-ane 1n 1960 "The issue 1s whether Dr NlchopouJog has violated that trust .. whether he p~cnbed drugs in quantities s ubject to m1s use and in combinaUons that wen'! not medically appropnate." he said. Thomason said eharges ag&JJ\St his client resulted ~rom a_~g between a state ~depart ment official and representaUves of ABC. Tbe attorney cha reed the meeting occurred shortly befoN! the network Sept. 13 aired a · '20-20" Procram that alleged that Presley's death was related to drugs The televWoo procram also C'harged that the true ca~ of Presley'sdeathAUI t6. lW17 -ol- f1c1aUy labeled 11 heart cliseaM -nad been covered up by Or J erry Francisco, Shelby Councy medical examiner. Europe Record For Gold LONDON (AP> -Gold prices: Jumped by more than '35 an ounce to record levela ln Ewope today. foUowtn1 abarp ri ... ove?' tbe weekend iD tbe l'ar East.· Tb• dollar wu mixed and .Uvet- ·*aa UOAharply. • Gold cloeed at $657 an ounce in London. The prevtoua European DENTAL WORK TO COST MORE-A3 tradin1 hlgh waa $&&5 lo Zurtcbon Jan 3 Gold was tradin& thil af. ternooninNewYorkal$871. The suree to record belCbts followed hecUc weekend trading m the Far East. Gold hit a peak o f $674 54 in Hong Kong on Saturday, topping its previous high of $673.16 touched a week a10 In the British colony. Silver also rose today to $39 an ounce ln Loodon. St off ita pre-' v1ous record high or $40 reacbect on Jan 2 lo a worldwide scram- ble for precious meta.la ln the. wake of the Soviet move in~ Af.ibanisun. Sliver closed al S37 .is Friday. It was trad!ne at s.42.501nNew York. · Jn Tokyo earlier In the day : the dollar closed at 236.65 yen;~ , up slighUy from 235 825 at the· end of •a.at week. • Oil Issues Lead Broad Market Rise ·- NEW YORK CAP> Oil ti sues led a broad advance iD the stock market today. The Dow Jones avera1e ol 3Q. lndustnals was up 4.3S poUits to 862 7l after f I Ve hou f'll Of tr a ding. Camers opened up a 2· 1 lead over loser\ among New York. !'>tock ExchJnl(c listed iss ues A 1ded bv bu yang on the part of investing 1nst1tut1ons. the Dow Jone~ 1ndui.tr1al a verage c It m bed almost 30 points last week in the busiest trading weelr t'Ver at the NYSE Some of that activity evidently persiated to~ day Jn the ttonomlc ne\n, tnere were repon.s that threatened cut• baC'ks 1n saJes of 011 by Iran posed a d1m1rushmg threat to the world 0 11 s upplyoullook • . . Woman Dies At \Vheel in Mesa Accident A 58·}ear-old Glendale woman, who suffered a fatal heart attack while driving through Costa Mesa Sunday, cras hed into a center divider and swervE'd across six lanes of the San D•ego Freeway but struck no other cars. a California Hlehway Patrol spokesman said today · He said Barbara May MiUQ- was declared dead of a heart at- tack at Tustin Community Hosp1tat following the 10.55 a.OJ. 8''c1dent on the northbound San Oieao Freeway between MacArthur Boulevard and the Costa Mesa f'reeway. The accident. wblcb ended with the victim's small foreiln car cruhlna into a ditch, cauaed only minor dama1e to the vebJ. cle. the spokesman aaid. ------- ~·'IZOcf.' , 1~ c:onon. ~end IOnQ tleevt •n a ra1nt>oW <:I OOlorl. complimented ti/ our o t On· Time • laded derurre. . . .. . . NU • ...,"9,-~··IKll .............. . '-"""' .. • " .u. -• " .H4 "" •u ... -Q II II •• U c:.Mrat.,.... 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It is still ac· live for the Olympics through 1984, despite a growing demand that lt be replaced by the 14- Coot Laser The Laser plea was turned down by the Oly mp1c t:ommntee because tbey are not be· ing built in European and other contries other than the U.S. and Canada. Sprague and Miller have been national and international class s ailors in Finns for many years. Miller has reli red from acli ve participation in the class but Sprague is stilJ ac· live. Also active from this area is Kurt Miller of Orange Coast College. Sprague won the ln ternational Gold Cup championship ln 1974 and wu the Finn Class alternate lo tbe 1964 Olympics ln Japan. boats from regatta lo re· ---------------------! 1t8U8 The Finn sailors were scheduled to s ail Satur· day and Sunday at Newport Harbor Yacht Club for the lns lee Tropby, to be followed Saturday nlgbl by the annual meeting of the association. ~IMUSTOUTIOM OF I l ., Mercedes-Benz~ -· But there were not ~ ....,, ~~olVW.Jl!QS...,,_P" ~Benl l-,.. ~~h eDOUgb entries to W8r2 ~l OW&~ 8-.11'--Ongonat-lor-CMO llMd rant a race and U.e ..,.,..L...,...,..,.tooa._,~_. meeting was canceled. • SPICIAL -TOPI FOtl 4IOSL-'"' -...M • Henry Sprague, one of AUTO UPHOLSTERY '-~ the foremost sailors in ~ ~~ tbe class, told Miller the 7 t1 W 17th ST. 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Al Nelson, OPY : 3 Martm1que, Dave Coopef,: Capo BYC J: PHRF B 1 Gandolf, Do ... Jones, DPYC. 2 Avoca. Tl!' Fuller. OPYC. 3 The Vulg Boatman, Hugh Curran a Gary Thompson, DPYC : PHRF C I Lafe Styld. Frank Varan1car, Capo BYC, i. Torrey. Agl' Kading Capo BYC! CRUISING CLASS l H<1t Chorol all', Leonard Schupe~, Capo BYC 2 Sun~hCAdow. 81 1 Pollock. OPYC. 3 N o Y N , Charlt~ Bergh. DPYC ' CATALINA 27 l Sunsbme. Ron M C1lanosky, DPYC. -;I. Vivace, 8111 Clore DPYC. 3. Altar, Bruct> Tnffll'ml'1c•(., DPYC . . . li¢it Air, Fo~ Slows Race l OS ANGEU:!'> Light ..Sr .ind fog pla~m'<1 sa1hng )'dCht:o, v. h 1ch '>ho""t.-d up !'>undil y fr>r tbe r1nJl racc en C:ibrillo B1·a~b Yatht Club., Winter Sn1t'!-i, m<1k1n~ for ..,10"" 1:oing ovt>r tbe cour<;e v..hH h 1s normdlly kno.,.n J'> 'hurn<':.tnt· ~ukh Final :>lJndinJ!.., 1n thl lite etas<>~ : PHH~',\ I Sun 5'tri Jk. ~r.rnk L.1 Hur~•'. :-.1 Fn< 2. \. 1l"I11 rt a , IJ J \ 1· t .ti I en <1 e t . I \ Y<.. 3 Tnx. Paul De:.dt.11ff. <.:BY<.' PllHF H I M1!>s Crococh~. Larrv lLH\t y CBYC ~ Frt-n<'St II Al Carlan (.'A'r (' ~ Strider, Torn La FrdnCP. PVYa. TORN \DO l R.tnd} "im .. th. ('HYC " John Roi.;eC8. CHYC. :i l~b Kettt.·nhofen. S't FYC C'A(, 20\ I Da1rv Atr Stevy· Dair, CHY(. L Lulu. lJrolt' Cook, CBYC. 3 Mb ty Hlue. ltill Roberts, CBYC CAL-208 J. P Squared. Dave Thompson . C BYC: 2 Ada gio. ltov.ard Fraseur. CBYC. J Adroit. Don Sbtzel. C'RY<. ~IJ"I' 1lintt l\ccounts earn FM'I am!W 111!1'1"N (P. m \II hll 110 Sl.ClXl<r mlln' 7' annual"""' (7 l~ Vlt'l<11 on .orcoo.ml~ c4)CrW'd with as btt.lt as m> Add or Wllhdr.rw any amK.1111. "" pmalty. person through a Commercial Credit ffx::e. There are no passbooks or ·ficates to get loot or stolen. . , fl• ............. TRANSAC'PIONS .. Master's Key ../ For Women? 81 SYLVIA POaTD b a Muter tn BuaU.. ,\dmtntstradoo delNI -• llBA -tbe loldeD puakey to tbe a.eutift nlle lot a woman? MOUllCUla numbers ol WOllleD 111Hn1 eQCUUY9 Jobi appareat.ty dU.U '°·for &MN bu beell~tqe ill ca. number ol women entertq ireduate achooll ol bul&Dlm a4m l.n1atratklD. Dw1nl the put four yean, 1"0men 1ractuatma wtth de1ree1 ln RM•lnaa and manapment Jumped men tban 400 ~t. That ll more tbaD twice tbe me.... la tbe total ol female lawyers and tt w.m 't be -, bdon bml· ness c0Ue1e1 attract more women than law. -nve 1ean aeo. women made up less than to petteDt ol bual- oaa ICbool cluaes. -Today, women bold ooe-quarter to ooe- third of the teall at major buatnaa acboola 1ucb u Harvard. Stanford and Wlwtcm. -WITHIN THE NEXT several years. Yale Univentty'a School of Organiutaoo and Mana1emeat m~ have u many female buaa.neu students u male, predict& Peter Stonndt. director of admlaaiooa. Wbetber tbe MBA la the puskey 10 many women th1Dk bu ita doubt.en u weU u support.en. Amoac the doubten ll John Suuman, Vtce preatdent of researcn foe Korn· Ferry l.Dtanat.iooal, the world's lar1est execuUve search firm. "Womeo who perlorm well early in their careen are not hindered by the absence ot an MBA," aaya Susman. "They have outatandma opportunJUes for advueemeat. Due to the delu,e of gradu.ates with MBAJ, the degrees are not aa important u they ooce wel't!, unleaa they come from ooe of the top sU: or etibt &eboob." BUT 8US811AN'8 COLD sboWder ls IOM>red by t.be up.- ward-moving woman, eaeer for an MBA for a vartety ot reuom: ioltaot prestige. Import.ant skills, imusuaJ career flexibtlity, vtt.al self-coofidence, ud promlae of a better salary. A sw-vey of MBA holden who &raduaU!d 10 years aco was recently completed by the AslodaUon of MBA Ex-ecutives an cooperatJoo watb Ecoo Zbeoder lnt.ernatiooal. It abowed · -Women lllBAs 25 to 29-yean old are eanlini avenae awrtes al $22.SOO to 25.000 a year <•eaimt tbe averaie> lamlly mcome an the U S. of about Sl.8,000 a year. -WOMEN llBAs BETWEEN 30 and 34 att eaminc S27.SOO to $30,000 annually, wtuie women MBAs lS and 39 att lettin& aalllles of W ,000 to SZ7.SOO. ('Ibe study does oot expl.&10 wby okkr female II BA holders earn less than lhelr &hgbUy younger peen, but I'll make a stab at it they started from lower pay leve!a; bave bees> held back more by their older. more blued male superiors than I.be younaer women wortJ.n& in an era when dilcrtaunatory practices may brtna extremely costly penaltia and have not fougbt ao bard ror equality nor com.- plai.Ded so &oudly. Those are ror starters.) -Wocnen lD t.bell' early 30s wbo interrupted tbelr ca- reen to have ch1ldreo are eamlnc cooaiderably leu than •BA ba6dlr1 wt. did eot tab time out. -WCJCMD MBAs ean1 lea than male~ oo matter what their ase or du.ld-reanns commatmeata. A possible explanaUoo for this disparity in salaries outaide of dllcrimination ls that men are mo~ likely to enter buli· nea1 witb teebntcal trainJn1 that enabJea t.bem to command bi&ber paycbttk.s. -THE OOST OF atfendine the country's moat pre-- sUgtous buslness schools runs around SZI0.000 for two years twtion. boob and b VLDg expeoses. -Most st.udetlu are about 26 yean old, but many schools admJt women over 30, some admit single mothers Wlth children and other schools admit married women with ram.lbes lncreasUlg numbers of buatness school women students have had pttVJOUS wort experience Honda Auto Plant Planned for Ohio MARYSVILLE. Ob.lo CAP> -Hood.a bu announced it plans to bwld an autom~ assembly plant near bere capable of twuing out 10,000 can a moolh. It would be the Clnt U.S. plant built by a Japanese automaker in the United Statlll. The statement comes al a time wbea the U.S. industry ts auffertni rrom ~lining sales and ii cuttiq back pro- duction. f'Ord Motor Co. UU>OUDced la.st week tt will permanently close an assembly plant in Loe A.naelea. Aoolber rorelsn manufacturer. West Germany's Volbwqen, ll building its popular aubcompact Rabblt in Pen.nsylvania. BONDA PSESIDENT KJY06111 Kawubima laid b1a company plau a SZOO ml.Ilion aaaemblJ plaat that wtJl emplo)' about 2.000 woners. He aaid eomtrueticm would at.art before yearend oo a 2JllO.acre site adjacent to tbe floa., da motorcycle plant six miff!s from Ulla central Ohio dty. A1tboQab Kawublma said at a oe-.. coafennc. bi Tokyo that the decision to build the plant bad been made, Honda's U.S. otlice in Gardena. Callf .• llaued a ttatemeat 1ayiq a "Ceuability study" recardinl the Ob1o plant "en- tered the flna.J sta1e" and that it appeared Hood.a "cou.ld be&iD eomtructioa" by the end ot the year. AN AldaJCAN BONDA Motor Co .• spot•man, Fred Mackerodt. called dlacrepanclea between tbe ~ and U.S. ltatemeatl "a mllUDdent.ancli.ni." He ftrat Hid he did not know which was correct but later aaid be beU....s th• U.S. statement wu rl&bt. Harada 4lftletall 1n Japan lakl m-'<>r componenta ol the can ~ lnltlally be shipped from Japan. All <>Mo ol· ftdal Aid tn the baa nm, "we exi»eet that parts UMd then would be bGaOt ln Oblo. '' Oblo aftlelala welcomed the lloada IMOUDffment, not. lq t.be ltat. loA a btd two yean a&o tor tJae Volbwapa plutnowopentiq at New 9tantlm. Pa. Gold, Silver Quo~ationa