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Orange Coast Getaway Fails,
Dlie Break But Cash Rains
In Weather On Dis Parade
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.. DAILY PILOT
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 15, 1980 i I ...... -...... "'_ ......
: ,BeadsBloeked
Attack Evidence
Soviets Supply
Troops by Air
By The AalOClated Pl'ffl
Afghan rebels claim to have
disrupted three roads Into
Afehanistan's capital, forcing
the Soviet Union to send troop
relnforcementa and supplies to
Kabul and Kandahar by a1r, a
Pakistan newspaper reported l<>-
day.
Tbe rebels also claim to have
killed the governor of the
northern orov1nce of Ba~hlan
and several of tus officers, theda1
ly Nawae Waqt newspaper of
Rawalpindi said
It quoted rebel sources from
across Palustan 's border wtth
Afghanistan. There was no way
the reports could be venf1ed
Western diolomats in Kabul
have aaad the Soviets have been
largely successful In putting a
lid on the Moslem rebellion and
one said that fighting bad
stopped "almost everywhere."
Russian troops bave been fiibt·
toe Moslem di5aident.a aince the
Soviet.a moved in to back a gov-
ernment coup Dec. rt.
The diplomat.a aald the Soviet.a
were in control of the hla.bway
from Heral, the prlnelpal clty ol
western Afa.banlatan 80 miles
from the Iranian border, to the
southwest pro•lnce of Kan-
dahar. 'Ibey said about 12,000
Ruaalan troopl were 1taUoned in
Her at.
On Monday, 1overment
IOW"cel in W uh.lqtoo said the
SoYlet lJ'OOl)9 -at least ooe
motorbed infantry dlvilloo of
betwem 12,000 and 13,000 men
Ca.hRaim
On Getaway
SELMA (AP) -Hun·
dndl ot dollars in cub
from a bank robbery waft-
.S ~ the air, 1pur-
r la 1 a scramble b7
dtbelll. AbOal tl,800 WU tQIHd
bsto u. air bj a bank rob-
-• bewu chued trom the Crodrar Bank bnncb
bere llallda.J, pollce Hid.
All but~J•too waa re-
COHtC.
Anol4 Albilirt An.Uar.
•••• bOlbd lDto tnuo Coiib JaD IOi' blviltlp· ----~·
and possibly units of a second
division -show no sign of mov·
ang against Iran.
The main Iranian oil fields are
on the other aide of Iran, near
the Persian Gulf, some 750 miles
from the Afghan-Iranian border.
Other sources have said the
Soviets were continuing to en-
counter rebel resistance In
Badakhshan province, In
northeast Afghanistan, and in
Paklia, southeast of Kabul near
<See AFGHAN, Pa1e AZ>
Weather
Break Due
Along Coast
Storms that have dumped
about five inches of rain on the
Orange Coast durtn1 the put
week are expected to ctve way
to fauer weather for the next
few daya, a spokeswoman for
lhe NaUonai Weather Service
said today.
She aaid the foreca1t calla for
low cloudt and foa tonlabt and
early Wednesday, livinl way to
partly cloudy aides oo Wednea.-
day and m01tly fair weatber
throulh Saturday.
Temperaturet abould peak at
the mid 80ll and bottom out in
the low 5CJll, lbe said.
Howner. abe cautioned that
the fotecalt COUid cbu1e. Local
weather wateben tald another
storm ln the Paclflc may be
movlq tbil way.
Only a drtllle fell overnllht.
"Just enou1b to keep tblnp
damp," Huntin1ton Beacb
weather obeener J. Sherman
Dendy commented.
He recorded .11 ol an I.Deb for
the 2' boun end1Ai Ulla morn·
ln1. Total ralnfall 11Dc9 Jan. T lD
HUDUqt.cm ~ WU 4.JI lD-
cba, be 1814. for • MUOD '*1
of e.u lDc!IM, about aver.,• tcw
th1s time of )'eat. I.alt JMl''I
above-normal ral.nfall m.........S
7 .47 lDdMI OD Jan. 11.
ID Newport Beacb. tlM OraD.I•
County Harbor PatTol mURnd
.CM of an bldl Oftt'nlabt. l ,TC to-
lDcbe11toc. Jan. '7,1.IOlDcbllfor tbe 1euoa to date aod 7.ta inetMla.t,..,..aw.u•
Tbe <>nap oa.tj rloOd Ola·
trol Dlltr1ri •talion an ~
(SM •Am., ••• Al)
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You might think what you're seeing are
Texu cowpoke and a private detective ar·
rivine in the halls of the Marriott Hotel in
Newport Beach Monday. Actually, they are
Pitt1burgh Steelers quarterback Terry
Brad.shaw Cleft) and Steelers running back
Franco Harru. They arrived to prepare to
meet the Rams Sunday in the Super Bowl. Additional stories and photos in the sporta
section on Page Bl today.
Postal Union at Stake
SHARONVILLt:,Oblo(AP)-
A DOltal UDklG olftdal 1111 near·
I)' bait ot hit local'• membenb.tp
may realp tf the UD.lon COD·
Unuff to npnant two men
flNd for weartna anU·Amertcu T·tblrta.
Jamea Kelly, •. ud Robert
Hauck. 17, were ftnd lut mootb
b1 otflelal1 at tbe Postal
Sent.er• Qnc:tmaU bulk mail
lt8tlOD fcw ~ an order.
Offtctall Aid tbe ma nre told
to nmcwe T·lbtl'U and aio.a
buttom crtUctliD1 &be Uldl.ed atatea• pc1111Uoa ID traa aMr otbfr.,..,,...,..,.... to wOrt
''We CIDDOt drop tbe cue. We
bave to npr11mt all tbe aiem·
beu no matter what tbelr DOllUcaJ belWI ant Herbert
\f allr•. 'PNI~ ol LOC&UO• ot ~~llWMllaw Unloa, 11td ~ht Unit OK
0 rll ldmlt .. .,. rt t m tM 91~
middle Ol IL U we dolif'wlD tbe ANO&LJ:S CAP) -The lobl beck, 1"1 our f awt. But u 1M .u,tlil IOard of Sducatm we ..... i::aet Uiellt, ia-lau ftl&ldto Cl'MY t IH tQuall• tbe ..._., f, ., •• l'nlUIJ, t7 eommlrvoe aimed at lmprow·
l tumot~&':.&111 dropp&as UM lal =-f)ppOi'tUDlU. tor cue," W hid. tbi•1 women rm;.'*l"Cr3.
Searches
C.alled
Wegal
By FaEDERICK SCROEMEBL
Of•o.MT~IWI
Def~ attorneys mowated an
attack Monday they hope wtll
lead to suppression of evidence
collected dunng and after the
arrest of Rodney James Alcala
as a suspect in the murder of
12 year old Robin Samsoe of
Huntington Beach
Dunng the first day of a bear·
1ng before Orange County
Supenor Court Judge Robert P.
Kneeland . the defense
challenged issuance ol search
warrants for the Monterey Parlt
residence where Alcala lived
with tu.a parents and a Seattle,
Wash . sloraee locker Alcala
had rented
Defense attorneys John
Barnett and Jeffrey Fned.mao
further contended there was no
probable cause to arrest Alcala
in the Sarnsoe case
M las Sarnsoe disappeared last
June 3>
The missing girl's skeletal ~
ma ln1 were found in Sierra
Madre in Los Angeles County oo
(See ALCALA, Pate AZ)
Coast
Weatber
Patchy toe and low
cloucllDeaa tonlpt, bei:om-
inl partly cloudy Wedna·
day. CGntlnued mUd days
but cooler at nlcht. Lowa
t.oa.labt 4' at the beaches
and 54 inland. Hl1b1 w ednelday in mid eo..
INSIDE TODAY
Btomrtlaml IOW tltot tlw SUtfm~toM~oU m llN .,.,._ BolOI. SH Pa,.
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U.S. News01en Out
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~rlsls Solved
GaJJ The/b Bring Cllarge1
BANDON, Ore. (AP>--Sberitrs deputJa aym·
pathiuld wlUl quarey operator Kent Jobmon but aald
he went too tar ln trytn1toatop1asollne lhelb
Johnson said bis South Coast Rock Co. had been
losing 125 gaJlom of 1aaollne a week.
Police aaJd Jobnaon, suspecting he had round a
gasoline thief on bis property, bulldozed a lar1e hole
and buried a small pickup.
When James GalJJQD ol Bandon showed up, be
found only pieces of his truck. Gagnon comp1alned to
depuUes and was charged with gasoline theft.
Johnson was charged with criminal mischief and
told to dig up Gagnon's pickup.
AFGHAN •••
the Palustani border. But on
Monday, hundreds of Soviet
army trocu rolled northward
tbrouch Badll.haban after de·
livertnc supplies, and the convoy
was auarded by only one
armored troop carrier for every
two or three douD truck.I.
The U.N. General Assembly
on Monday called for the
withdrawal or all foreign troops
from Afghanistan by a vote of
104· 18 but the Soviet occupation
of tbe Central Asian country wu
expected to continue Indefinitely,
untU the Moslem rebellion there is
under C01Jt.rol and the communist
government is safe.
The resolution adopted Mon-
day after four days of debate did
not name the Soviet Union
specifically. But it said the as -
sembly "strongly deplores"
m il1tary intervention in
Afghanistan, urged the "im-
mediate, unconditional and
total" withdrawal of all fOftip
troops and called on the Securtty
Council "to consider ways and
means to implement" that
withdrawal
The SoVJet Union condemned
the UN. move as "bacuta1e
actions by American d1ploinata
and others "
The statement from the of-
ficial Soviet news a1ency Tass,
read over Moscow radio quoted
Afghan Foreign Miniaier Mo·
bammad Doat aa te1Un1 the
aHembly the resolution was
"aimed at interference lo the ln·
ternal affalra of Afgbanbtan."
Ff'081PageAI
FAIR •••
Meta rqistered .08 of an lncb
overnight, 3.58 inches th1t week,
S.33 incha for the HUOD and s.a in~ at tbls date tut year.
In Lquna Nlcuet, the Moulton
Nlcuel Water Tr-eatment Plant
measurements were .12 ol an
lncb ovemicht, 5.8 lncbes lh1I
week, 7.68 inches for the aeuoa
and 10.02 inches at this time 1ut year
Order Challenged
HARJllSBURG, Pa. <AP> -
Operato,.. of tbe Three Mlle
Island power plant, scene of the
nation's worst commercial
nuclear accident, have
challenged an order nqulrln1 a
demooatration of wby the plant's
Ucenae should POl be revoked.
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Pair Return
From Canyon
After Scare
Ao Orange County deputy
sheriff and a compan.loo walked
to safety Monday afternoon,
ending fears that they were lost
in rugged Uve Oak Canyon
An intensive search bad been
waged _for deputy Jim Ohr, 34,
and Linda Hill, 25, both or
Laguna Hilli, when they failed
~ return Sunday everung from a
vaalt to an old mine.
Sheriff's Lt. Tom Harrison
said tbat Ohr bad falJen and
twisted his knee and the two
spent the night at an old camp in
the hills.
They returned to their car the
next day on a different and less
strenuous route, Harnson said
A search party of about 25 peo-
ple began combing tbe rugged
terrain for tbe two biken at
daybreak J(ooday.
Coma Rica Grabe
2 U.S. Tonaboal8
SAN DIEGO (AP) -C:O.ta
Rican gunboats aei&ed two San
Die10 based tunaboat.s and or-
dered them into tbe port at Pun-tarenaa to answer charges of
fishing within a 200-mlle offshore
llmll wit.bout a license.
Tbe Cindy Aon and the Mar-
jorie R were aetJed early Mon·
day .outhwest off the illaod of
Montouaa, accordln1 to Ed
Silva, executive vice pre1ident
of the American Tuoaboat Aa-
aociaUon.
Millionaire Percy Rott of
MlnnelOta ''Y' he hat of· f ered sao m.tWon -lncludlns
Sl inillion of tila own money
-to the Ayatollati Khometnl
for the release of the
Amettcan1 held hoet11e ln
the American emba11y in tr an.
,.,..~ ..... Prell. tM • ......,
II NltklnaJ Oalt•n ... dli .... Miil ol • ...... Jllllb' bJ tbe ,..... HOI.,...,,.
Co U•CatliDelm...,. ... ...,.
Oa ~ lillllt. tllie ....... ment Ol'dlilM •u·AaMrt-re-
port n oUl ot * ..-., • CUllq tMm of MIMI,...,., I•
But It Mid ~. lnU.. llld
W•t ~.-.S •tal ror lbe time..,,
' Tbe lor•llD CA••rl•aa> .)oumallatl ............... ..
our kind toopenUoa aa4
freedom n be" atv tbem,"
Iran'• ruUn1 Revolutionary di laid lD • ......... .. aued afte1' a three-be>ur meetiq
Monday ca.l~l. "thy have \llecl
lhil ••a!mt our revolU"t.ion and w• are 1010• to expel all Am•rttan ~ts ell~tlve immediately."
Tb• RevoluUonary Council'•
1pok.,man, OU lltnlster AU
Akbar llolnfar, 1ald French,
8rtU1h and Weal German re-
porten were belq allowed to
remain foro the lime beln& but
added: "We "" tbem a stroq warntn1 that If tbey aena
anythlnc but the truth about tbe
news they will be expelled u
well."
The expulalon order foUows a
aeries of publlc accuaatlona that
America.a NpOrten were aeod·
iDI blued and lnconwt reporta
and the evtctloo previously ol 23
Weatem reporters whose report.
inc or report.a appeartn1 in lhelr
pubUcatJom ~the revolu-
tionary reetme
Some observers viewed the ex-
puhloo as an a~mpt to Nduce
publicity about the etbnlc
minorlues challentlng Ayatollah
Ruhollah K.bomelnl '• authority
and demandlna autoDomoua
home rule. But other1 t.boucbt
tbe regime mJ&ht be trytnc to
improve chances for the release
of the American hosta1es by
curtailing the extensive TV cov-
erage and other publicity given
the students holding them cap-
tive.
Today was the hostages' 73rd
day of captivity.
ln Washington, White House
preu secretary Jody Powell
aa.ld the expuls1oo "would seem
lo be a comment upon the desire
of the authonties in Iran to pre-
vent not only the rest of the
world but indeed their own peo-
ple from lcnowtng the disastrous
impact upoo Iran ol the laking
and continued boldio& of tbe
Amerkaeau ..... ••
Meanwbll9, tbe U .S. aircnft
carrier Mmita and two ctdded miuUe cnmen nave rounded
the IOUthern Up of Africa and
are lo the lndlan Ocean en route
to the Middle Eut, the South
Af rlcaa P1'ell A.uoctaUoo re-ported today.
Tbe Nimitz and two other
nuclear·powered ships, the Tex-
as and tbe California, paued the
Cape ol Good Hope on Monday.
The lb.tpe were dispatched by
Presklent Carter to beef up the
American mWtary presence in
the Middle Eut after tbe aei&ure
of tbe U.S. Embuay in Tehran.
Tb• three ablps left tbe
Mediterranean about a week
aco. Tbe tl..400-toa NimJta ii to
teplaee lhe smaller aircraft car-
rier K1tfy Hawk oo station in tbe area.
Irvine Finn
Theft Loaa
At$150,000
Electroalc equJpment worth
an estimated $150,000 bu beeli
reported 1toleo from an lrvtne
d.latribulor, police lnvest.lpton
saldtoday.
The component., most:IJ tnte·
1rated circuit., were tatfn from
Centon Electronics, 18017
Sky park.
PoUce said the commercial
bur1Jary occurred 1omet1me
either Saturday or Sunday, when
tbe company oftlcH were
closed. The thieves used an un-
known lnatru__-.nt to remove
rubber weathe7'ltrippin1 from a
window aJ:ft,,':!,e
1
IOUtbweat cot"·
oer of the • Tbe1 then ,...
moved tbe window aDd eatered
tbe offtee1 .
Gene llilclooe, 34, ~toa'1
preatdent, told officen Cbe )nte· 1r~ted eJtcuJta were kept l.n
tubH, wltb about 10 to 20
clrcu.lta to a tube.
(An ..._..ated ctrcUlt ii an
electronic compooeat eoatalnlQa
man'/~ amplil)1q
dntcu and clrcwt elements
tormed oe a 1ln1l• body, or dl!p.) •
Mltctcm aald Wboeftr ao&e
t.tae -.ulpmtat bad· blowledaw ol
•lHtnlftlc eomPoD1Dt1 aJnot oa· ty tl>9 mon npeulve clrcultt were 11\1111.q. '
Tb• cln:ulta we ... •tared oa a ·
metal 1belf anlt laalde tile
•torap room at eenton. ~ch la
a diSUibut.Or of mUJ ~ of
•l•Cttoruc clttultl.
Mlidoae wd be Would n-S to
prepare a ct.tailed lot• at.ate·
mtnt to cktermln th nil1 G · tent of the Jou .
J
Patrick O'Leary, 21t2, of Costa Mesa appears to be check-
ing the weather Monday as he awaited arrival of the
Pittsburgh Steelers f ootbaU team at the Mamott Hotel m
Newport Beach Patnck as obviously a Can.
$700 Troy Ounce
Record for Gold
• • .iu•n b1 • •tat• ,.,..W>-•••· Poli• Htd at tile u ... ot AJit.Jli•a urat tbat lit .. a
-PIC:t bu.t OD a d•ft fl'OYklecl by a frte11d
lam10e tbi cl a ma.a tUt
.. to ~ their' J'cUIN nu. ~ wwe • tbe ie&eb ud 1n-1ormadan .......... mm o&bel'
Jaw ea!Ol'elllleDt aaenelel .
Jn te1Umoay, Huat101too
Be1eb Police o.&.ecUve cr.Ja
R<»bl1oa toJd tbe eourt be
believed tbe Harell warrant.a
we.re llf'Ol)er aad that 1ufftdeut
evidence m.ted to anwt Alcala
in connecuoo wtth lhe S.rmoe llaytnc.
He t.,Ufled that be aaw
Dotbloi WJ'CIGI with D0t tellibc
the Judce wbo IMued tM search warrant tbat a wttneu claimed
to bave seen the milaln1 lirt
alive tbat day after abe bad beeo
1eea •t tbe beach wttla tbe
Pbotos:rapber resem blin1t Alcala.
Robison aald tbe reported
111btinc wa a "lead we worked
to conchllioa" without any re-
sult. He uJd the witness erred in
both the girl's description and
the type of bicycle she rode to
the beach.
Rob1aon further contended
that • state pnaoo parolee who
wu ~ within JOO feet ol the
locatioa of the girl's remains
•u not • viable suspect. "It w aa aootber dead eod," Roblaoo
testified, explaining that in-
vestigators found tbe man had
an alibi. Sea.rm. ol Alcala's bedroom
at tbe Monterey Park apartment
aad tbe SeattJe storage locker.
Robboa testified, produced a
lar1e number of Pbotocrapba ol
'/OUDI boys and glrls in aexually
IQUeltive pcllM9. lDvestiia&on
al.lo found movie film and tape
recordinp, Robboa said.
Tile pboto1rapb1, lloblaoo
te1ttnect. wotald show •Mr. Alc•l•'• attractiou to ,_, ...
prta... --
Alea.la's tnaJ .. scheduled to
bectn .J•. 31 in .Judie Kneeland'a ~. PrmecUtonaaldtbey wW ..-tbe death peuJtJ tt
A.leala iacoaYidedol tbe crime.
NEW YORK (AP> -Gold
touched a record $700 a troy
ounce l.n early tradmg today on
New York's CommodiUea Ex
change before slipping to 1683,
up $12 from Monday's close
Silver a1Jo continued to spiral.
Events l.n Aflhanbta.D and
lran •~ed the ru,bt lido IC*I dealen said. '
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T-SHIRT •••
The S700 price was for
January futures contracts. call
mg for delivery of the buJlton
this month
Earlier in Europe, gold tut a
London re<:ord of $684 an oWlce
at tbe afternoon fixinr. up $27
from Moodar'sclolio1.P!fce.
ID Zmich. tbe price at noon
slipped to .,,,SO from a record J878.SO al midmom.lnlf, but WU
$19 a.bead of Monday's closing
price. Then it climbed back to
$882.
The metal touched an all-time
peak ol 1883.06 in Hone Kong
before European trachnc be&an
Less Follow Up
LOS ANGELES <AP> -'Ibe
Los Aqeles Police Department
says lt doean 't have enough of-
ficen to ~ue all lnvesUaa
tions, IO ft • 1oin1 to quit follow-
inl up oo "less serious" crimes
aucb u burclariea and thefts
where clues An! scarce
SpecuJators poured funds into
bullion on what one London
dealer desert~ aa "a wild
market " Since Dec. 31, cold
has soared nearly Sl.SO an ounce
Gold Jumped S2S a.n OW>ct' Ill
New York Monday to close at 11
record S671. and when bUSUleSS
opened m Hong Kong early to
day. the metal ht t $1683 06 before
c loa1nc at 1665 17
De..._. daeribed a franbc
scramble tor bG1lloa with Pl'Oftl·
tallin& late in tbe day Tbe
metal'5 prt>vious all-u~ tugh
was $674 54 Saturday 10 Hong
Kooc.
Priets opened 1n Londall and
Zuncb at a med.tan ~ m and
then advan~
Previous highs wert> 11657 so 10
Zuncb and $660 ID Loodon 00
Monday.
The London silver price rose
to a record S44 an ounce. from Monday·a clocsina $41 .SO.
"It· s a coolinuin& bull nm oa
buUion," said a London dealer.
"Sjnce it looted lncreaaiftaly WI·
likely that cold would 10 below
$800 lat week, the market ha.a
1a1oed a new momentum.·•
and ordered to remove the of-
f ending buttooa and T-shirts
They refused, and were ~us
pended, tbel fired a week later.
Joe Mechley. wbo said he is so
percft'lt dlsabled from wounds
suffe~ Ul Vietnam, aaid be
would not work Wlth the two
acain
"These guys are self
proclaimed commun11ts I
foalbt ap'mt the commm:Usts
La Vietnam, bat I aure don't
ba•e to wort with them,"
Mech1ey sa.td he bad a petition
s1ened by 65 co-worlren who
sup port tu.a pc»1lloo
"I thu* now as a time for us to
•bow unity ror our government
10 th1S lund Of CrlSIS ," Said
MechJey, who aoo accused Kel
ly and Hauck ~ puam1 out anti· Amencan literature.
Botb Kelly and Hauck are
members ol the United Worters
Or1aniutioo. They say it is not
a communiat or communJat-
affiUaUd group.
They aaid they planned to loot
for ~r }Obs wtule appealing
their finn11 wilb tbe Postal
Service
Omega, of quartz.
For mftl, th~
hanclsotM
Omega watches
with prec»e
quartz
movements.
10 karat
gold-fiJJed;
A. Seamaster
with
strap, $375.
B. Constellation
with stain lesa
steel, $475.
C. Otronometer
with
bracelet, $695.
0 OMEGA
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1980 N FIFTElEN CENTS
OC IDghway Funds Called Disaster 1
••••• ,. abutdooed
ta o.....,.. Q)u.nt.1. w.· ...
a.ft to llowly dle ln a t.remen·
doUI trafftc Jam.··
Tb•t waa Oran1• Count)' TtanJPCll1ation Commmlaaloner
Ralpb Clark'• "acHo.n to the
•·• milUoo tlve-year hithway •J*ldlna propoeaJ unvttlled by
the 1t.aCe Monday. ••nm it a d.lamal document."
Clark aald, referrln& to the
•hare deltpated for Oran1•
CoutJ. "It'• aolhllll but a
carbon cop1 of laat 1Hr'1
blueprlnl for dlaaater.··
At lll'lt clanc., u appean tbe
1tai. plu will pump another 110
mltUon \nto Oran1• County
tran1portaUon c:offen.
But ta.kine Into account lntl•
llonuy eo.t lncreuea caUHd by
the state's delay In atartin&
county road projects, local
trao portaUan otnctall 1aid the
lat.eat plan would aetuall.1 atuh
1tate ald by U million, com-
pared to lat year'• propo1al for
Orance QMmty uailtance
Comm111lonera, at Clark's
IUHMUoa, cnn,cted llaff mem-
ben to lnve1U1at.e le1a1lauve re-
lief for Ulla tundint problem, 10-
cludtna outnaht aeceasloa from
the transportation district. Clark
1s alao chairman or lbe board of
Soviets Pinched
I • Afghans Cut Supply Routes
By Tbe Aa90Cla&ed PrKS
Arghan rebels claim to have
dis rupted three roads into
Afghanistan's capital, forcing
the Soviet Union to send troop
reinforcements and supplies to
Kabul and Kandahar by air, a
Pak1stan newspaper reported to-
day.
The rebels also claim to have
k illed the governor of the
northern orovince of Bajlhlan
and several or his officers. the dai-
ly Nawae Waqt newspaper of
Rawalpindi said.
It quoted rebel sources from
across Pakistan's border with
Afgbani.5tan. There was no way
the reports could be verified.
Western dinlomats m Kabul
have said the Soviets have been
largely successful in putting a
lid on the Moslem rebellion and
one said that fighting bad
stopped "almost everywhere."
Russian troops have been fight-
ing Moslem dissidents since the
Soviets moved in to back a gov-
ernment coup Dec. Z'l.
The diplomats said the Soviets
were in control of the highway
from Heral. the principal city of
western Afghanistan 60 miles
from the Iranian border. to the
southwest province of Kan-
dahar They said about 12,000
Russian troops were stationed in
He rat
On Monday, goverment
sources m Washington said the
Soviet troops at least one
motorized infantry division of
between 12,000 and 13.000 men
and possibly units of a second
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PAYDAY CANOY BAR PAYS OFF FOR BRUCE OLSON
Liquor Store Owner Anally CapturH Squlrrelly Thief
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Pilfering Squirrel Nabbed
Today wu Payday at the La
Cantlna Uqoor St.ore In Corona
del Mar.
Bruce Olson cau1bt the
1round squirrel wbo'• been
pllfertnc candy ban for the put
two IDGlltbl.
Olton, 1t'bo started aettin&
trapt for the critter a week -.o.
.. ld be ftnallJ enticed the rodeot mto a trap baited with noth1na
but Payda1 candy ban. the
iillmal'• f a.vrtte.
Ota MYI he lmon the equtr.
rel .II JWttaJ to tbe caramel and aat ~ beCause wbm he
mtOYered the tntter'I Dt&l laat
.... it wu "'*I with montban .. CW, ban, IMIUy P&1da11.
Olaoo says be plans to set the
squirrel free ln a nearby ()pell
field.
He hopes tbe animal won't be
able to 11.od b..ls way back to the
liquor st.ore'• candy bar supply.
King Tomb Marred
ATLANTA CAP) -Tbe tomb
of the late Dr. M.arliJ\ Ullbet
Kina Jr. was def•* with ,.S,
black Md~ Pahit dwiU\JM nl&ht. boW'a before nm ladl
RoHlynn Carter and oth•n
were 1cbedul•d to attend
memorial terYteet on the Slit
blrthday of tb• elvll rt•bt.a' le der.
division -show no sign of mov-
ing aaainst Iran.
The main Iranian 011 fields are
on the other side of Iran, near
the Persian Gulf. some 750 rrules
from the Afghan-Iranian border
Other sources have said the
Soviets were continuing to en-
counter rebel resistance 1n
Badakhshan province. 1n
northeast Afghanistan, and m
Paktia, southeast of Kabul near
the Pakistani border But on
Monday , hundreds of Soviet
army trucks rolled northward
through Badakhshan after de
livenng suppl.Jes. and the convoy
wa s guarded by only one
armored troop earner for every
two or three dozen trucks.
The U N General Assembly
<See AFGHAN, Page AZ)
* * * Russians
Bohter
Troops
WASHINGTON CAP> -Two
Soviet motorised divisions or
some 25,000 men have moved In·
to western Afghanistan , but
there is no indication the Iranian
oilfields are threatened, the
State Department said today
The divisions are IJl the Heral
area, some 75 to 100 miles from
the Iranian border. trying to put
down Afghan insurgents who op-
pose "the Soviet takeover of
t heir country," department
spokesman Hodding Carter srud.
Published reports of an immi-
nent threat to the oilfields were
dismissed, meanwhile, as wrong
in their geography as well as
lacking U.S intelltgence con-
firmation.
"l have no ronf1rmallon of
that report," Carter said "Geog-
raphy makes it a httle difficuJt
to stnke at the oilfields from the
northwest of Afghanistan "
Before Rescue
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. (AP)
-A teen-age bunter trapped
painfully in a tree In a forest
probably would have been
rescued had be not shot himself
between the eyes because he
feared dying or exposure or
bun1er, authorities said.
A .IOwet' saw waa used to cut
tbe body of Joseph Selama, 15,
from the tree In a deeply wooded
area near this northern Indiana
city, about Sb miles from
Chicaao.
"Hls lea *ame wed1ed in and be couldn't free himself,"
sald deputy county coroner
Robert ..lacboa, wbo ruled Moo·
da1 tbat the tteath wu a suicide.
"He bad ftred bis .22-callber ri·
fie, apparently to attract atten·
tloo, but ao OM beard the lbota.
He probebb' called for help, but
wu too far Into the woods to be
heard. "Re bad a ptatol wtlb him and
placed Jt to bis forehead, ap.
parently tblokln1 be would
IMftl' be fOUIJICS." J ICUon aaid. He said a aeardl party would
have found S.lama, a bllb
acbOol aopbomon, bad tbe youth
waited. "8ut tben WU DO W&J tbe bo)'
could b.ITe toUea out ot there,"
Jacboli tafd. "We had to cut
awa1 a Portion of the U.. to N-move UM bodJ. X·f'&J'I abow tbl lq WU D0t .,......., but tbe COID•
prealm cm u;e OMb ud bone
WUIOfNattMpaln mUltbaft
belll I~ to ttancl."
1u,pervbon.
At t.ue wu the yearly upd.at.e
by the Calilom.la Department ol
Traq1portatioa (CalTram) of
the 1980-85 hi1hway 1peod.in1
plan.
The packaae earmark.I a 2. 7
percent ab.are of the stat.e ·a total
hagbway expenditures for
Or ante County, officials said.
But Oraqe County motortsu
contribute 8.2 percent of tbe
1tale'1 au tax revenues, Clan
aa1d, and require 18 percent of
the at.ate packa.p to deal with
lbe cotmty's tra.nsport.ttJon prob-
lems
Specific it.emJJ ln lbe state pro-
gram aJso drew abarp crilicbm
from the commisaiooera. Tom Jenkins, lbe transporta-
tion commlasion '• executive
director. said the state's delay In
construct:ioo of Orange County
Nae Arrleab .. Ceast
road Jlf'Ojeda bu added nearly
'3 mlllk>o In Inflationary costs to
the pl'Ol)OMd pact.ace.
In aGlltion, atat.e planners are
trylnt lo cut fundln1 of the
Coron.a del Mar Freeway ex-
teoaloo by ..,.5 million, be said.
That would stop the freeway ex-
t.emlon abort of Jamboree Road
lo Irvine, provldlnl no relief to
the traffic dilemma In that area.
J eokim added.
You might think what you're seeing ar e
Texas cowpoke and a pnvate detective ar·
rtvine in the halls of the Marriott HM.el in
Newport Beach Monday. Actually, they are
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry
Bradshaw <left> and Steelers runrung back
f'ranco Harris. They arrived lo prepare to
meet the Rams Sunday in the Super Bowl.
Additional stories and photos m the sports
section on Page 81 today.
Cancer Center Studied
Funds Coordinating Agency Seen at UC/
By DA VlD KUTZMANN
OI a. Dally ~let Statl
Establishment of a maJor re
search institute to coordinate
millions of dollars in cancer re
search studies already under
way at UC Irvine will be con
s 1dered by Uni versity or
California Regents Fnday
Cancer research at UCJ 1s
presenUy handled through more
than l2separate departments, of·
ficials said.
"Specific research obJect..tves
are met through performance of
research contracts," a report to
regents says, ··but there are no
formal mechanisms to
coordinate cancer research ac-
tivities, to provide a forum for
exchange of information. to
share resources, and to assess
ch anging needs of cancer re-
search."
Al present, about S8 m1llloo is
spent annually on cancer re-
search at UCI and this amount ls
expected each year for the next
(1H years Addtt1onall)'. grant!>
total mg about SSOO 000 are being
sought from federal agencies
The report say:. establishment
of a cancer research ms\Jtut.e
would ··formally recognize the
scale and importance or cancer·
related research at the campus;
would est.abl.Jsh an appropnate
long·term mechanism through
which the common interests of
cancer r esearchers may be
focused and cooperallve proJects
facilitated; and would secure a
continuing source of modest
fund s for required ad -
ministrative and coordinallve
functions."
The proposed institute would
promote research m five areas.
m<'luding regulallon of cell runc-
tlon. tumor cell surfaces and
clinically related studies
Administrators estimate about
35 professors representing
various UCI departmenll rrom
Fair Skies Vieiood
For Orange Coast
Storms that have dumped
about five lncbel of rain on the
Orante Cout dlll'inl the put week are expected to pve way
to fairer weather for the oat
few da11. a apokeswoman ror
the National w .. ther Service
•aid today. She 1&14 tbe foncut calla fOI'
Sow cJoudl and IOI t.oGl8ht and earl1 WedneedaJ, llvtna way to
partly daudy ailel on w.a..
da1 ud mOltlT fair wuther ~1ihowd peak at the • Ud bottom out tn Ute low ..... salcl. Bo••••, abe cadttoned that
the f oneut coWd cllant•· Local
weather watcbtn 1ald anotber atoms la thi Padflc may bt
moYilc tbll. •87· OnlJ a clrtlll8 fell overnllbt. .. Ju.at eDOUib lo kMp thlDP damp," R1111Ua1ton 8 .. cb
weather obHner J. Sherman
Denny eommented.
He ·recaded .u of an iDch for
the 2' houri end1q W. ~ tna. Total ralnf all alDee Jan. T lD
HuntinltOD Beach WU 4 .. lD-
cha, be aald. for a lealOll total
of 1.14 lncbee, about ayerqe for
um t.t.me at year. 1..a1t year'•
abov•nannal ralnfall meU\D'ed
1.41 meta.GD Jan.15.
ID Newport Beacb, Otaqe
CountJ Barbot'-Patrol meMured
.ot of an tDdt Oftndf.llt. a.u i.
lnebe111oee.ru.1,1.ibbad11Mfat
tbe 1euoa to date aad 7.IS
lncbel lutyear attllll time.
1'be OraDle County 1\00d ec..
trol 01.atrtcl 1tatlon ln Colta
..... ~ .Cll of aD lbc.b Oft~ UI lnebel tbtt ...-1 S.13 lnCbel for dM MUGD -•.• lncbli at um date tut,.... .
the college or med1c1ne, the
school of engineenng and the
general campus would
pan1c1pate in the mst1tutP
The regents will be asked to
allocate about $57 ,000 for ad
min1strat1ve work of institute
Most of the center's work would
be earned out for t he next
several years in space assigned
to the school or b10logical
sciences and the College of
Med1cme.
Present laboratory and office
space used by UCI cancer in·
vestigators totals about 18,000
square feet. The cancer in-
slltute's office would be housed
ID trailer racili\Jes. Funds would
then be sought from rederal and
private sources to bwld add.i -
tJonaJ facilities on campus to ac-
commodate any new and ex-
panded programs in cancer re-
search.
Coast
Weather
Patchy foe and low
cloudiness tooipt, becom-
iq partly cloud)' Wednes-
day. Continued mild days
but cooler at nl&bt. Loln
tonilht 44 at the beaches aocf 54 inland .. m1h1 w ect.neldQ tn mid eos.
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Honors King
A'lt.ANl'A (AP) -Plnt taitr R Caner,_.__, r
~m ~·-~ IDORtlQ!~ ~ date ot Man.la lAltllMlr &.lq Ir. \Oda~ .. rvi ~lebraUq lbe
51.at bUdidQ ~ tM lat9 cbil r.
" ~t t • aove. ftat ll w.bat •• ~l•brai. loday," II n
Carter t01G • ~crowd t E BaptUt Cbur "'*'9Xlue
''ADd we lUt l\a a INllSana! bolid~ to eommemorat. th
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HANOI, VI llll (AP) -A C'OUNlldooal delet•Uoa loday
11ve VletnatneM authoriU new lnformaUclo oo American Hrvi~ mlaalq ln Vietmm IJ tbe end of the lndochlna Warlnlt15.
Tbe ll"OUP'• ader, Rep. lMtu l Wour, D ·N.Y . •aid lh• inlormatkJn, obtalnied ~ V\etnam ... refu1H1. could lead to
a "major, m~ breakthtou.lh."
But another ll'OUP membel', Rep John Myon. R Ind .
called the talU with Vletname1e 1ulhoriU01 "very unprodut• live" and "aomewbat of a cUaappot.ntm nt." ..,._, ~ .... , . .,.,,,.,.
MEMPms, Tenn. (AP> -Over tbe obJeetJona of hla at·
torneya, Elvia Prai.y•a pbyaida today ••reed to teaUty •• •
state witnea in a beartq lD wbicb h4 lacea char~ea of In
d.llcrlminatety Prt11erlbl.QI CU'Ull ror tho late alqer and othora to.~ =·c:~~~ atl"ffd to let hlm teallfy
Pll~lc.bopoufot, 51, could ION bis medical Ucen10 ll ho la found andls~tirib(ng • variety ol add1ctlve drqa for Vrealey pa enta.
Bomb's Potential
" Said Devastating
The bomb found in Balboa this
weekend, and handled by three
youn1sters before ll was turned
over to police, bad enough fresh
gunpowder in it to kill anyone
wJthln a JO.foot radius, had the
device detonated.
Fortunately, bomb expert
Charley Stumph said, the
Balboans Aim •
For Park Date
Of Halloween
By Hallowttn this year, resl·
dents of Balboa Island ought to
have their park.
Newport Beach City Council
members authorized Tom Moon,
an architect who lives on the
island, to prepare plans for the
$138,000 proJect on Agate
Avenue
Last month, council m embers
asked another firm, Mi yake,
Leece, Wood and Associates for
a proposal, but Moon was select·
ed because the Balboa Is land
J m provement Assoc1at1on
a lready had asked him to draw
preliminary plans.
The association asked Moon to
prepare plans for a two.story
commuruty building. ll ls to be
built on the bay side of the prop·
erty with a view of the water
from the upper story.
Councilwoman Evelyn Hart
was critical of the fact that there
are no parking s paces included
in the plan.
Clty Manager Robert Wynn
said lt'a the aasoclaUon's inten·
lion to encourage pedestrians and
bicycliata by not including park·
ing spaces for can.
•
Pope O~ns Meet
VATICAN CITY <AP) -Call·
Ing it "an unprecedented
event," Pope John Paul II
Opened a special synod of all
seven Dutch bishops. The
purpose la to mend divisions
over such issues as abortion,
homosexuality and priestly
celibacy. The two-week con-
ference ii being held behind
closed doors, but there were out·
side protests on the first day.
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bomb's batteries were too run
down to ~ve the device enough
cbaree to set the powder off
Stumph, a member of the
sheriff's bomb squad, today was
slated to run a technical check
of the time bomb to see if it
would detonate.
"The way it looks now," be
said Monday afternoon, "1t looks
like it's quJte powerful "
The police mvest1gat1on of the
source of lhe bomb, found m the
middle of the harbor beach near
the waterline at the Bay Island
bridge, has railed to produce any
leads.
Stumph said the bomb consist
ed or several batlenes wired to a
kitchen timer and a small ox
ygen bottle filled with smokeles!'>
gunpowder.
The deputy said it appears
that the bomb's manufacturer
"had a fair knowledge of elec
lronics "
Stumph, like pohcC', warned
res1den11> a~ainl>t any handling
of an explosive dev1c·e
"We tell p<.'Oplc over and over.
don't handle them at all Get
a way from the darn thing and
call us," he said
The bomb expert said one of
the reasoni. the public 1~ warned
against handling bombs 1s that
they can be detonated by stray
radio signals or static elec
tncity.
··They're super dangerous,"
he added.
Ef18 °" tlle Sfcv
Pair J(4•lur11
Frorrt Ca11yct11
After St•orc•
An Or•nM•' ('ou111y cleo11111 v
s heriff ond u rom1u111ton wallu1tl
lo aafoty Monct1.1r ultrrno1111.
endlna fears that th••y wor11 lr111t
m ruaged Uve Oak Canyon
An mt.ensive M<'uch hiad bt•1•n
waged for deputy J im Ohr. J.i.
and Linda Hill. 25. both of
Laguna Hills, when they failed
to return Sunday evening from a
visit to an old mine
Sheriff's Lt Tom Harrison
said that Ohr had fallen and
twisted his knee and the two
spent the mght at an old camp in
the hills
They returned to their car the
next day on a differl•nt and less
strenuous route. llarnson srud
A .,t·arrh part) of about 25 Pl'<>·
pie bf:gan combing the rugged
terram for the two h1kers at
daybreak Monday
Costa Rica Grabs
2 U.S. Tunaboats
S ,\ 'IJ ()f F,(;() ( i\ p I ('o ... ta
HtcJn gunboats ... t 11.ed l"'o !-,an
f>t('~O b<J.,t•cl lunalxwt., and <>r
dercd tht•m into the port Hl Pun tarenas to answer cnargcs of
fishing Wlthin a 200 m ile offshon·
limit wtlhout a hccnse
The Cmd~ Ann and the Mar
JOrle R wen • seized early Mon
day southwe!'it off the island or
Montousa. accordin g to Ed
Sliva. executive vice president
of the Amencun Tunaboat As
soc1ation
Patrick O'Leary, 2~, of Costa Mesa appears to be cheek·
Ins th "it.her Monday u he awaited arrival of the
Pittaburp Steelen football team at the Marriott Hotel tn
Newport Beach. Pal.rick 11 obviously a fan.
r t
u blorti1tbnu mt1n aaytbln1. U•• Run• 1taould 'f enn bother
w ... UP for th.tr uper Bowl "date wlth the
Pltt.bw'ah welen Sun-
day.
The Dally Piiot made a
detall•d aludy o f
blorbythm1 tor ever1
llart.lnt pla1er on both
teama ind tlle reaultt
polnt to a dedaive Pitta·
bur1hvldor)'.
Th• ~ma alao ln·
dleai. -"tell players '11lll
1blnt brtahlly and wblch
ooea wlll fall nat on their
facea For det1ll1. aoe
1tory ln 1porb, P•&• 81 .
Alcala
E"i<le11ce
Ila k d
ht l'Rtmt:lll('K !'W:'HO•:MElll. "' .......... ,., ........
11ofp1"" •llorJlfl)'ll mountl'd an '*" n1•k Mond•Y lhoy hopct will
loq1t ht llllJIJlfC•IUllOll or f'Vldt'nC'f'
1•11llo1•loc' 1lur1n11 lrnd ant'r lht'
Al 1 .,., •If ltodnuy Jam''" Alcul•
.a• q •111111tt1•1 In th.-murcJt•r of
11 t'OAI ""' llubln s .. m10C1 of I h111f lt1Ml1tu llt-1u•h
ll1111t1A( the• rlral diay or. hto&&t
111• h11fu1r Or•naic-Counl y
hlJIP I lot ('11111 l JUd•IC' flu~rt f'
K 11 ~ r I " 11 ti . I h t• d t• t u n • r.
1'11 it llt.111-'''" l1111u1u11·e of •N1rch
WAI 1 M11l• tor lhl· Monhirey P•rk
1 tt•ldunrt• whert• Alc ula lived
with hi• purcntJ. 1rnd a SeaaUlt-,
W1uh . 11toru1&t' locker Alculll
h11d r.-ntt>d
Defense attorneys J ohn
Barnett and Jeffrey f'n~man
further rontended there wai. no
probable causl' to arrest Alcala
m the Samsoe case
Miss Samsoc dlsap~ared lru.t
June 3J
The missing girl's skeletal re
mains Wt'rl' round IO Sierra
Mad rt• In Lo~ An~t·lc~ Count) on
Juh 2 b~ a ..,t .. tc fore~tn
"'orkt>r
Pol1e·e '>Jld at tht· time of
A lcala ~ arre~t th1:1t he '48S a
su~pect based on a descnpuon
provided b) a friend or the
Samsoe girl of a man that want
ed lo take their picture while
they wen! at the beach and In·
formation gathered from other
law enforcement agencies.
In tes timon). Hu ntington
Rl'ach Police Detective C'ra1g
Robison to ld the cou r t h1·
believed the <;ea rch warrant~
were pro!>('r and that sufficient
evidence existed to arrest Al<'ala
m connection w1lh t he Samsoe
slaying
lie t estifi ed that h e saw
nothing wrong with not tell.mg
the Judge who issued the search
warrant that a witness claimed
to have seen the missin1 girl
ahve that day after she had been
seen at the beach with the
photographer resem bllng Alcala
Expu&ion
TEHRAN. lrao (AP> -'lbe
Iranian iovemmoot, wblch haa
ord•red all American NpOrterw
to IH\11 Iran, r:::~ 1av• them unUl ~ ht to e>My
tbe dlrecllve.
The announcement, made by
the dlredor ot the forelsn preu.
Sad .i> Abollhauem. aaid that
with American ~tten out CJ(
the country tbere w\U be laa
emph11l1 on the Amerltan
hOltaaes held at t.he U .s. Em·
busy at.nee Nov. 4 by lllamic
mlUtanta dema.ndlq the return
of the ousted abah.
''I think It wtll be 1ood tor
Iran, the United SUte. and the
hoaupa," aaid \M forelsn press
chlef
Sadeah's orden, received
verbaJly by 11 reporter for The
AllS(){'hated Presa at the Mlnl.stry
of National Gwdance. are the re·
suit of 1 dedalon taken jolnUy
by thf rulln1 Revolutionary
CounrU and Cabinet m~rs
on Monday
On Monduy n111ht. the 1overn
ml'nt onkrl'd 1all American re
f>Ortera out or the country. ac
ru In• them of biased report.lnt
Out It 1aid French, Brltlah and
Wt••t Gt•rman je)W"nall.at.a couk1
•tay for t!M time belnt.
"Tbe forel1a <American)
journall1ta have been mllU11lnc
01u kind c:ooperatlon aad
rrndom " have 1lven them ...
1 ran ·a rulln1 RevoluUoaary
Council said ln a statement LI
1ue-d uftAolr a three-hour meoetlna
Monday nll)ll ... They have used
th11 aaainal our revoJuUon and
we are 1ola1 to expel all
A men can corre.pondent.a elfec
uve lm.m«l1at.ely."
The Revolutionary Cowicil's
s pokesman. Oil llliniater Ali
Akbar Moinfar. said French,
British and West German re
porters were betna allowed to
remain for the llme beuia but
added "We pve them a stronc
warn1n1 that if they aeod
any Uung but t.be truth •bout the
news they will be expelled a.s
well "
The expulsion order follows a
series of public accusations that
Amencan reporters were send
mg biased and incorrect reports
and the evicllon previously of 23
We stern reporters whose report
mg or reports appeanng m their
publications angered the revolu·
t1onary regime
Man Trapped
In Accident
A Balboa Island man suffered
minor in1unes early today whe n
he was trapped under the rear
wheel of his truck after It COi·
hded with another vehicle on
Jamboree Road near Eastbluff
Drive i:.outh in Newport Beach
Firemen said J effrey Bisbee,
24. of 211 Opal Ave . suffered on
ly brwses in the accident
The other driver, Philip
Elmore, 24, of 2405 Bonnie
Place. Costa Mesa. was booked
on ausp1clon of drunken drivmg.
Ye was alle1ed.Jy dnvin1 ~ the
wrong side of Jamboree Roed at
tbe time or the crash , police
a aid
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toue~ a record S'TOO a troy
ounce an earl) tradmc today on
New YC>tt'a CommodJUes Ex
cbanae betore slipptq to 11583,
up SU from llonda.r•• dos.e
SilveT also cont.J..nued to l{lira.I
The 1700 p ri ce wits for
January futur~ contracts, can
mi for dellvery of the bulbon
this mooth
Ear her tn Europe. gold tut a
London rerord of $884 an ounc:e
at tk afternoon ft UM. Ul> S27
trorn Monday's clostn1J1!1tt
ID Zunc.b. the pnce at noon
slipped to S73.!i0 from a rerord
S678 50 at muimomi.ng, but w~
Sl9 ahead of Monday's closmg
pnce Then 1l climbed back to
$682
The metal touched an all time
peak of S683 00 in Hong Kong
before European trading began
Speculators poured funds into
bulhon on wha t one London
dealer deacribed as "a wild
marUt.·· Since Dee. 31, gold
has soared oearly SL50 an ounce.
Gold Jumped S25 an ounce m
New Yortt Mood.ay to close at a.
record Wll. and when business
opened m Hong Kong early to·
day. the metal hit $683 06 before
closing at Sfj65 17
Dealers de~cribed a frantic
scramble for buJlion .... 1th profit
t aking latt.· 1n the day The
metal ~ prev10~ all time tUgh
was $674 S4 Saturday m H..,ng
Kong
Pnces opened 1n Loodon and
Zunch at a median S6S4 50 and
then advanced
PreVJous rugtls were $657 50 in
Zun ch and Slfi60 in Loodon on
Monday.
The London sliver pnce rose
to a record $44 an ounce, from
Monday's closmg "1.50.
for men, these
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with precise
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gold-filled:
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B. Constellation
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C. Chronometer
with
bracelet, $695.
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€0ast Panel Nixes State Guidelines
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The South Coaat Re1tonal
Coutal Collim.t.-lon went oa NC·
ord JI~ qalnst pl'OpOHd
state requirements for low and
moderate-cost bousin1 in new coaatal zone comtrucUoo proJ·
ects.
Acting oo a resolution framed
by Commissioner Arthur
Snyder, a Loe An1ele1 city COUil·
'ERA or Else-'
elhnan. \be commlulon voted,
1-1 with lb.Ne ablllenUona, to
proteat alete Coaatal Com
mlaalon hou1tn1 1uidelinea
scheduled tor approval late this
month.
The vote followed a pubUc
hearln& ln Hu.ntinaton Beach Ci
ty Council chambers which drew
support for the bousinc regu.la·
hons from environmental
groups and opposition from
An unidentified supporter of the Equal Rights Amend-
ment shouts her support during a rally in Richmond,
Va., recently. More than 7,000 people took part 1n the
march and rally
Kopechne Cloud
Over Ted Again
WASHINGTON CAP> -A
crucial element in Sen. E<iward
M. Kennedy's oft-repeated ac-
count of the incident at Chappa-
quiddick has been thrown into
doubt, tbe Washington Star re·
ported today.
The newspaper outlined what
it called new information con-
cerning tides, currents and top-
ography at the time of the July
1969 car accident in which Mary
Jo Kopecbne drowned.
The Star contended that tidal
tables, on which Kennedy's
story and subsequent investiga-
tions were based, were written
by the National Oceanic Survey
from topographical data
gathered in 1964.
The Star contended that the
topography bad changed and the
tables were no longer valid when
the accident occurred. On Monday, Kennedy's pres-
idential campaign manager
and brother-in-Jaw, Stept.,en
The Sky's
The Limit
REVERE, Kus. (AP)-
Rlck Vl.bclareW 1pent $145
to aet hil mantase pro-
posal off the IJ'OUDd, but U
paldolf.
Vinclarelll, 25, wbo
works at Wooderland Do1
Track, hired a private company to fl1 his p:ro-
poaal ~r a abopplna m.alJ wbere be. hJs flancee.
Nelalne Mari.Do, and the
couple'• families were bH·
t.ouUndl. ~ It amYed abOUt
an llom late. a sln•l•· eD&bl• DWae new by. trail· tn1 a banner thet read.
.. Nelam llartDO. WIU you
ma"' .. ? LoV9 Rick/'
Mt.a Mart.DO, U1 1ald 1 .......... .
Smith, held a news conference to
rebut both the Star's then·
unpublished contentions and
those in an article to be
published in the February ed1 -
ti on of Reader's Digest
magazine.
Today, the Massachusetts
senator declined immediate
comment when reporters sought
to raJse the issue after he spoke
to a United Auto Workers
gathering.
"I'll talk to you later." he
said.
Kennedy bu said that during
bis swim across a channel
between Chappaquiddick and
Edgartown on Martha 's
Vineyard, Mass., after the acci·
dent, and during subsequent
rescue attempt.!, he feared being
swept out to sea.
The Star reported that the tide
at the time of the accident ac-
tually would have carried Ken-
nedy inland. The changes in
area ~pby bad resulted in
arevenalott.Mtide,ltsaid.
At the Monday news con·
ference, Smith presented ad-
ml ralty lawnr Timothy R.
McHueh. wfao said the topo-
graphical ch.aqe cited by the
Star actually did not affect the
channel current unW November
1969.
The newapaper publlabed two
satellite photos, from May 199
and November 1969, that ll·
lualrate the 1radual ablft ln
topGIJ'8phy.
Tbe pboto1rapb1 abow the
1radual Jolntoc of narrow
1trl1>1 ~land~ tn>m tJJ.
IOuth eodl ol Qiappaquldd.Jct
and Martba'J ant aCJ'Oll
Katama Bay.
The phenomenon, DOWD k>cal· 1Y u the "Kalama OJ>n.lq,'·
' baa ocCUJ'N41 periodic-ally lor
much of th1.I century. the &.tr
said. .. ta· tbe Kay 1• pboWlrlpb1 that ~ near the 1outb eoa
of tb• bay appears almo•t
cloHd. The No••m r pllOC.o"
srapb lboWI UM ~ com·
plmly aealed.
builders and city represen·
tatlvea Only Commissioner Gregory
Sm ilh of San Pedro voted
agalnat the resoluUoo of opposi·
tion
Snyder's resolution noted that
the state Le1tslature already
had fre-empted the low-cost
hous ng fleld through the
Cahfomia Coastal Act of 1976.
The act, he noted, sUpulates
that housing 10 the coastal zone
will rollow rules set down in
state codes requiring local eov-
ernment.s to adopt housing ele-
ments for general plans to pro-
vide accommodations for all
economic segments
Snyder said that adding
another layer or regulations wiU
only confuse cities and counties
already forming housing ele·
ments required by state law
Proposed by the state Coastal
Commission and already s ug-
gested as policy for use by the
regional commissions -is a plan requiring about 20 percent
o( all new housing to be pri~
for low and moderate-income
families along the coast
State legislation now reqwres
only that cities and counties en-
deavor to provide lower-cost
housmg when possible, Snyder
said
Mel Carpenter. regional ad
ministralive chief. told the com·
mission Monday that his staff
essentially ts 1gnonng tbe policy
suggested by the higher, state
commission in forming local
coastal plans.
He said planners are working
directly with cities and counties
in prescribing workable ratios of
lower-cost housing in new sub-
divisions.
Following Monday•s vole,
Snyder said, "FuncUonaUy, the
guidelines tbey (tbe state com-
mission> have come up with look
like they wan\ \o prohibit con-
struction in the coastal zone.
"The guidelines are
economically impossible to
meet."
Commissioners noted Monday
that au of the member cities o(
the Orange County League of
Cities had gone on record
against the proposed state
guidelines.
And, commissioners added.
Assemblywoman Marian
Bergeson, R-Newport Beach. is
framing leg1slation that would
halt state commission plans to
draft housing rules for the
coastline.
However. representatives of
the Veruce Town Council and the
San Pedro Planning Alliance
protested opposition lo the state
Coastal Commission plan
They argued that coastal
areas will become accessible on·
ly to the rich -when all of the
people are paymg taxes to main
lain beaches and coastal streets
-unless low-income housing 1s
made available near the ocean.
Dr. Gene Atherton of Laguna
Beach charged that the resolu-
tion was "contrary" to the
Coastal Conservation Act and of
benefit only to special interest
groups "trymg to frustrate 1t."
Jury Being
Selected in
Murder Trial
Jury selection continued today
in the murder trial of Thomas
Barley, a 51-year-old Santa Ana
realcleot and former Daily Pi.lot
reporter accused of the stabbing
death ol his wife, Catherine.
Prospective jurors aummooed
before Judge Mason Fenton in
Orance County Superior Court
underwent lenathY examlnation
by Deputy Dl1trict Attorney
Cliff Harri• and defense at·
tomey Georae Chula.
Mn. Barley, 48, was a tabbed
to death ln a Santa Ana aboppln&
center on Me.y 26. The attack,
according to Santa Ana Police
homicide lnvestJaatora, wu wtt7 aaHCI by 1' people. ·
Barley wu arrested at the
acene after a woman knocked
bJm UDCOD.ldOUI witb a wooden
•i&D a a arabbed from 1.nl1de a
nearby coffee a.bop. Since b1I ar· reat. Barley baa remained ln
Oran&• County Jall ln Uea Of *250.000 ball. Barley wbo ~vtred Superior
Court while a oewaman, ha•
Cl adfd innocent and l~t
Y. N!Hon of ln.,ntty to th•
murd dutr&•·
Hant.I RI commtu onld by ffam~ •• BeverlY ml& nrm. to .. autbftUe lRDale •a plrt lD tbe UDl\ed Stat.8 -
or at l1ut aomeone wbo ln
b ' t, wke and manner belt repi'tMQta tbl chltaeter.
The eompuy 1peclall ln
produtlna catMtte tal>" for
bome tt1epbone an1wertn1
equipment. On the ta~• are
feattared the tmpenonated
voJcee ol autb tamOU1 people •
form• Prel.ldeat Ntxoa. Count
Dracula. W.C. PleJd.a and Prml·
dent c.n.r.
SO after condudlnC b1I btte
routlDI lloada7, Jlanta uked
each woman qUea\lom on tbetr
fHlln•• about Dracula and
wbetber they reaarde4 tb•
ltftndary Tran1ylvanJ1a
character u a hero or vUlaln.
To mak• the lntemew more reaU.Ue, Harril wu bedecked
lD a booaftde Draeula oUUJ&.~ clo4!Pc tags. red U'*14t the eape rfPOl't-411 won 'I Bela ~ 1(a ltbe od;taal
motion picture eblll r
"Dracula... 1
What Harrlt dtleovered b
Draada !I n ~ 11 a bero. 1 "The women," be aald "tre
enamored over bJm and mp
bave a aeme ol admiraUoa t>r hJm... I
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GOOD DAY FOR BOATING ON SACRAMENTO'S INTERSTATE 5 AFTER HEAVY RAINS
Weather Eaaes Off, But More Showera Coming to Storm-battered Northern Callfomfa
Northern State Flooded
Another Storm Looms for Battered Area
By~ ~~lated Preu
Northern Cahforniam, !>houJd
have JUSt enough time between
!>lorm.s lo catch their breath. ac-
cording lo the National Weather
Service
Rains which battered the
northern half or the state for
several days eased off Monday
afternoon, but not before Vlolent
thunderstorms, flash flood warn-
ings and at least two rare
tornadoes hit the area. <Picture,
A5l
Another moisture-laden warm
storm from the tropics was mov-
mg toward the coast, and the
weather service predicted in
creasing clouds today and poss1
ble rain tonight.
Swollen rivers continue to run
high, but lhe Russian River.
which rose four feet above flood
stage lo 36 feet Monday mom
ing, was at 33 feel by evening.
Heavy flooding was reported 1n
low lying areas at the town of
Gueroeville along the river
The Sacramento and Feather
rivers were still at high stages,
but were expected to drop today
A state or local emergency
was declared in M ar)!>V11le.
where~ persons were evacuat-
ed from mobile home parks m
the Feather River flood plain
In Paradise, i.earchers Crom
the Butte County ShenfC's Office
failed agam to rind an 8 year-old
girl who was m a pickup truck
which was swept away by a
rampaging branch of the
Feather River on Fnday
A malfunclionmg dram valve
sent Sacramento River water
cascading up lo 10 feet deep onto
lote rstate 5 ID downtown
Sacramento, closing the freeway
for at least two days
Flash flood warnings were
posted for the second :.traaght
day for the Sierra Nevada
footh1lb. wh1<'h were drenched
by Sunday s torrential rains
Mam mterstate highways m
the Sierra were open Monday
night. Wlth chams or snow tJres
required
In the Tahoe Basin, slu rewru
hoped to open today as snow re
turned followmg unseasonable
rams wtuch washed away about
tv.o feet or snow and caused
avalanches at tugher levels over
the weekend
Gale waming5 were 1s1ued
along the coast north of San
Jo'ranclSCO. Wllh winds expected
up to 40 lcnots today.
FrienJ.s Backing
MacDonald Probe
FAYE'M'EVJLLE. NC CAP>
Pneods of Dr J effrey Mac· Donald are baclung a pnvat..e 10-
vesl1gallon into the 1970 slaymgs
or his wife and two daughters.
says an ex FBI agent loolung ID·
to the case
MacDonald. a former medic
with the Gret>n RNel.S. was con·
'1cted 10 ft·dt ral court in
Raleigh last AuRusl and sen-
tenced to thn•1 c·onseC'ul1ve hf~
terms m connection "'1th lhe
deaths of his"' 1f l1 • Collette 26. and
daughter!>, Kimberl:>. 5, and
Knsten,2
But a f,!roup of MacOonald"s
colleague::. an California. who
believe MacDonald 1s annoct-nt.
hired retired f'BI agent Ted
Gunderson to find evidence that
will frtt their fnend
MacDonald. 36. of HuntJ.ngton
Beach. w~ an emergency room
phys1c1an at St. Mary·s Hospital
m Long Beach when he was in-
dicted for the slaymgs. He was
d1sm1ssed from the job 1m ·
mediately after his conv1ctJon
Gunderson, now a pnvate de·
te<-ltve. was 1D Fayetteville thts
"'eekeod probing the case He declined to 1dent1fy his
employer; other than to say they
are "doctors m California "
Gunderson IS president or Ted
L Gundl'rson & Assoctales, Inc.
or Westwood. an 1nvest1~al1Vl'
firm he opened last March
followtnJ! his rt•t1rement a ....
ilgent m charge of the FBl ., Lo..,
Angeles office.
Gunderson said he was hired
about ont> month ago. and has
!.poken "'1th the convicted doctor
Jnd his attomC'y, Bernard Segal
Gunderson said he behcvt'"
Criminal lnvest1gat10n D1v1s1on
officers from Fort Bragg mav
not have explore-d all leads in
the case ·' l hoJ>(' to come up
with some information which "''"nu the vacuum," he said
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Family of Four'
Found Slain
and famous. I'U just be the laughin& stock of the universe.
Photographic trtbulatiom for Miu Somers, of coune,
happened just recently after she became a famous
televilloa penoaaUty. Hugh Hefner and the blact bata oo
his girlie mqa&ine unearthed aome nine-year-old file
shots ot Mia Somera.
She bad poeed at a1e 22 when •be needed $20,000 to pay
ber son'• boepttal bill. I do not think she 1ot the $20,000 from tboee plcture9.
FOK PvaPOSE8 of truth in jo\lrDaliam, your cor·
respondent bas viewed these 12 color phot.oe of Miss
Somen shown variously wearing a moequlto net, a wet
sunsuit 'and flnally nothing but a little gold waist chain
while sunning on a rock and frolicking near a waterfall.
It can be fairly observed that these pictures may now
have embarrassed Miss Somera and make ber want to cry.
but they certainly do noUU.O, to tamlab her lmaae u a
beautiful woman.
AMERICANS. HOWEVEa, have real aense or f&lr
play. And u.. ..... uai roUmntU 11ere wu diUiDI Us> some old 1bota th•t. h•d Mm Somtn Dot l1ped a Nluae
when she wu 22. would have commanded an enormous
price tag today, bad she ap-eed to publication. And she
bad not.
But what about me? I just know there ii another photo
someplace where I wu hold1Dc up an obscene beadllne for
a Joke. Also, there's a 10-year-old reel of party movies out
there somewhere of me with one of the aa111tant manaain&
ed\ton, running acroas a root at nllbt 1D our bathing 1ulta
and leapiJll into a swimming pool.
Think what that'll be worth after I'm rtcb and famous.
Maybe I'll Just aeU the shot of me ln the Mickey Mouae ears now.
ftOOf'D llAllYIN IWJmm Hid JIOljce e robbery •
tbe cnotlve for tbe llUlia11.
wbleb ocelll"Nd bet•ea 1 and 10: IO p.m. MondaJ.
Ht Aid the robbery apparent.
ly WH In pro&:" at the GUU1an bouM w the family
r.tamed ~ vtattlba relatives
and lhopptq. 8a.p of 1~es
and othei' packqea wer. found
ln the bcMIN and car.
A lhert.fr1 deputy at the 1eene
uld Melody Hlll1 baa been
pla1ued by break-ln1 and
burslartee ln Neent montha.
Hellman aald the OtW1ans ••tt bound "wttb all dlttennt type1 of cord.I Ute extenaton
cord•."
He nid GUU.an, a warehouse
1upervllor fw a fu.rnlture com-
pany, appeared to have 1uffered
Unsold Cars
Fl.ood Finns'
Inventories
,
DETROIT <AP) -Despite
heavy production cuts, U.S.
automakers sttJl are saddled
with heavy Inventories of WlSOld
cars -the largest in five yean.
The trade publication
Automotive News said Monday
the industry bad 1,661,718 cars
on hand on Jan. 1, enough to last
75 days.
A month earlier. inventories
stood at l,767,097, a 74-day aup
ply
A year ago, the stockpile was
larger 1,729,221 cars -but
would have sold faster, in 67
day a.
The fl1ure on Jan. 1, ms
WU 1.&54,400, a 9&-<ia)' supply
then.
Generally, the industry ls most comfortable with a 8().day
supply.
Chrysler Corp. improved Its
supply for 1.28 days' worth on
Dec. 1 to 113 days. On Jan. l ,
1979 Chrysler bad enou&h cars
for 103 da)'•·
General Motora Corp. supplies
roae ln December from 63 days
to 65 daya. A year earlier. stocks
stood at S4 day1.
Oregon Flooding Eases
Colorado Braces for New Snowfall
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THE OTIRa FAMILY mea.i·
ben bad beeD lhot to death.
poaalbly wttb one ot Ollllpn'a
own sum. aatd Hellman. He aaJd
OilU•l.D'I IUD cabinet bad been
broken tntO and six or etlbt l\Dll
were stacked b1 the back door Of
ththOUM.
Police aald the killer or tWen
may have escaped on foot and
the troopen who aatbered at the
bouae II.id they were waiting for
da)'litbt to belrtn searching the
fleld1 around tl>e aubdivlalon for clun.
Ptvtest la Telaeraa
Tbe house, with curtains
drawn, and "Keep Out" slam;
posted on the lawn, waa swarm-lnl with police technJclans and detective..
Farmers in Teheran, Ill., send a clenched-fist messa1e
to Ayatollah Khomei.ru, tryma to make lt perfectly clear
that the town's name ia the only thing they have in com-
mon wttb tbe capital of lran. Resident.a of the small cen·
tral Illinois farmJng community say they are concerned
now with gr8.1ll prices wtucb have dipped since arain
sales to the Sovteta were cut.
Book Banned by Schools
GRE!:NSBORO. N.C. CAP> -Ovemallna the
decl1ioo or a committee be appoinUld. the auperlll·
ten dent of the Greensboro acbools bu ordered a book
removed from 1cbool Ubrartes ~auae of tta "pro-
fane and oblcene lan1ua1e "
· The paperback censored by Dr Kenneth
Newbold 11 "The Car Thief," the atory of a 18-
year-old thief. The book's author la Theodore
Weesner
•·1 don't want UreembOrO scbOOll to 1et tbe
reput..tkm u a wttdl·bunttnc. boot·burainl aebool
1y1tem," u.ld Newbold. "We are endorsinc lbe hllb
aundarda ol literature and DOl the low•t level lanauaae )'OU bear on the ltreeta. ••
Tbt Par-ta of a lttacleat at JaclmoG lunlor
R10 complained to Newbold about the book lut fall, be l&ld. T'be lDctdeat prompted Newbo&d to
appoint a IPKlal atQdtq c:ommlttel to naluate
Ubr~ mm.tall that draw complailltl.
f Proposed Flood Ptain Overlay District Map FIG. 2 l
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by
the City Council Of the City Of I rvlne on Tuesday, January 22,
1980, at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible in the Irvine Ci-
ty Council Chambers, 17200 Jamboree Boulevard, Interim Civic
Center, Irvine, California, for amendment to the City Flood Plain
Regulations and Flood Plain Overlay District Boundaries in ac-
cordance with the requirements of the National Flood Insurance
Program.
It Is requested that comments with regard to the above hearing be
forwarded to the City Council prior to the public hearing date.
For further particulars with regard to this public hearing, please
call the Irvine Community Development Department at 754-3853.
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Gays Bill Tested
.Author Forecast8 50-50 Ch:a~e .
tho penom raved Uiit l10r1D to panJdeat
lA .. llattb ca rain tar IAlllil ud Q 1 'I ll hLI.''
Ann. uld ma.rcb bad a "m•&Dlft nt tm· pact . .,......-
• rllbt to work tMe trom d.llcnmtn1Uoa ln
pe.1 ace &od dianl~ -I th1 that men11• ii s•t· Una . cnJU.,,,. Um• ror lhla la c.ocnlnt veey IOCllS. It~ m tomonow. But .. ·u.,. ban u 1001 u
ltLU ,''beaatd.
GM. ED•UND a&OWN l~t campalanln.I oat ot •tate ror ~ Democrauc pre1lcSHUa1
aoml • b., -..doned Acnoe' blU I.Gd bu been
-lq bomc>Mxuall' •UJ>pol't for h1I campallJ>.
Apoa' bUl would forbid molt employen from Rtt.na rdutlr\I to hire f)r prcoa&e l.D)'OQe bued on
xual pref rence. u wol,&Jd nempt rtlllk>ul or-
1anlutlona, wouldn't cover peraons convicted of
MX crtmee who apply for a job ln'10lvine children.
and would allow emplo1en to enforce dresa codes.
Border Crossing
Cards Fraudulent?
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Investtgators are looking mto allega tions that several border guards assigned to the San Ysidro port of entry issued fraudulent border crossing cards to illegal immi
grants, Justice Department officials said Monday
Almost 100 immigration officers are assigned to the port,
whicb is jointly administered by ( J the lmmlgrallon and
Naturalization Service and the SIATE
U.S. CUstoms Service. It ls their
duty to monitor the now of peo·
pie act"OIS the Mexican border betw~n Tijuana and the San Diego
area.
lmougration officials in both San Diego and Washington con
firmed that the investigation is under way but declined to reveal
the names or any officers i.nvolved
Justice Department sources told the Los Angeles Times that
the current investigation 1s focusing on the abuse of admm1strat1ve
discretion in issuing the cards. that the border gua rds gave them
to people they knew did not qualify for them
•-t Baited fer Plarae Cra•lt l'l<-ti••
SANTA BARBARA <AP> -Coast Guard Search and Rescue
unil.8 have suspended their search for four people still missing m
the crash of a light plane with six persons aboard
The bodies or two people and the mutilated parts of other
bod.lea were recovered from the ocean off Point Gav1ota. The plane
crashed Sunday in rainy weather, authorities said Monday. "I got
aome indication it's pretty messy," said Santa Barbara County
Sheriff's Deputy Douglas Ti!fany. "The coroner's office says there
have been shark sigbtincs in the area. but they don't know If
sharks caused the mutilation."
FSI r1a .. Ne Cltar.,e• Agaia•t D9•aU.
SACRAM.&NTO <Al» -The FBI says its two-year investiga· tion of former Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally. on which Dymally
blames rus 1978 re-election defeat. d1dn 't turn up enough evidence
to me cbaraea.
And although Dymally says he's consoled by the vindication.
he adds that "l find no compensation for the economic losses I
have suffered. nor tor the psycholog1caJ angwsb to which my family
and I have been subjected."
OC OrUred to Pa9 Bakke A Uorttq•
WOODLAND CAP) -A Superior Court judge sa ys the
Universicy of California must pay $183,089 m fees to four attorneys
who represented Allan Bakke in his landmark reverse discrimina·
tion suit.
In the action Monday, Superior Court Judge James R<><:he also
awarded $9,863 in court costs.for a total of $192,952. The award is
for 1,918 hours of legal work by attorneys Reynold ColVln , Robert
Links, Andrew Colvin and Robert Martin.
8eeUie1I D..e la St~ blJ PoHC!~e11
SANTA BARBARA (AP) -A Superior Court judge says he
will decide by the end of this week whether the city's striking
Policemen will have to return to work under a temporary restrain·
ing order sought by city officials.
In arsumg for the restraining order. city attorneys cont.ended
Monday that the strike is illegal and is creating serious problems in combatting crime in this wealthy coastal communitv.
New Home
Loan Rate
Trimmed
LOS ANGELES <AP >
Prospective homeowne rs will
find sligl\tly less demand on
their pocketbooks today follow-
ing another decline in the lowest
rates that lending inst1tullons
charge for new home loans.
Citing unusually s low demand
for mortgage money, several
leading savings and loan as·
sociallons Monday trimmed
home loan rates, with Glendale
Federal Savings & Loan As·
soc1ation now charging the
lowest rate -12~ percent,
down from 12~ percent.
Oroppmg v, percent to 12~•
were Home Savings & Loan As-
sociation of Los Angeles, the na·
taons's largest; Great Western
Savings & Loan Assoc1at1on of
Beverly Hllls, and Imperial Sav·
ings & Loan Association, San
Diego.
HOWEVER., American Sav·
ings & Loan and Gibraltar Sav·
ings & Loan, both of Beverly
Hills, stood firm al 13 percent.
Great Western noted that its
fourth quarter earnings were on·
ly slighUy ahead of 1978's final
period. and it cautioned that
high interat rates will hurt its
profits in the months ahead.
Fourth quarter earnings for
G real Western were S23. 7
million. compared with S23.S
million for the same quarter of
1978.
Great Western pres ident
James F . Montgomery said.
"The duration of the adverse ef-
fect on operating results will de·
pend primarily on how long the
current higher interest-rate en-
vironment prevails "
MONTGOMERY noted that a
major change 10 the Federal
Reserve Board's money pol.icy
last October led to a surge in in-
terests rat.es and lhe slowdown
in mortgage lending.
Great West.em's loan origina·
lions were $347 million in the
fourth quarter. down from $439
million a year earlier, according
to a spokesman, who said. "One
or the reasons we dropped the
loan rate is that we want to in·
cr ease business."
However, Gibraltar savm.~s
executive vice president John R.
Wi lliamsoo slated that the
market ls simply slow.
'Dreadful' Plight
Couple Can't Shake Burglars
The Catudios put new locks on the
doors and borrowed a loud but harm-
less dog on the advice of the sheriffs
ofhce. But the burglars were un·
deterred. The next lime they came,
they burled a Jog through a rear door
and took a record collecUoo and other
po11esaions.
AT THAT POINT, according to Mrs.
Caludio, "We moved out anyt.hin1 that
meant somethinc to us, such u my
huaband'a paintings, pottery and other
art works," Those items weot to
relativesinSan Franclsco.
Other t.biDgs like another televiak>n
and a stereo were placed in the ear
trunk in the morninl, taken to work
and brouabt home atDilht..
A Turlock resident surveys damage to a
neighbor's home after a tornado Monday
cut a path through the farming commuru·
ty 100 miles east or San Francisco. No
deaths or serious injuries were reported but
the twister just missed a junior high school
and caused extensive damage to other build·
in gs, cars and the town's sewage facility.
Aslte~ Ret11rn Refused
Sa1i Jose Woman Sued by Mortuary
SAA JOSfo; <AP > /\ mortuary 1s swng a San Palms Memonal Inc. of St. Petersburg. Fla .. Ms.
.J ose woman t.>eca m.e she refw.es to return a dead Currie's remains were m1stakenJy mailed in August
person's ashes which were sent thurough the marl in 1978 to~ Oralla's mother-in law, Dorffn Dralla or
error. The woman admits she has the cremated re-NewYoritCity
mains but says she won l return them until she finds 1be 11wt claims that the mortuary soon notified
out exactly whose a.shes she has Doreen Oralla of the mistake, demandJ.ng return of
The suit, filed 1n Santa Clara County Supenor the pack.age ll also alleges that Doreen Oralla then
Co urt. alleges that Gloria Oralla has the cremated ~ave the package to her daugbter·m·law -the San
rem ams of Hazel Coy Curne. who died 1n Flonda tn Jose lawyer -and lhat both have ignored request!>
1978 for 1~return .
Ms Oralla, an attorney and member of a San The swt seek.s an order for return or the ashes
Jose law fi rm, acknowledges that 'he and her together with general and purut1ve damages tolahng
husba nd have the remains. But that's where a ny $20,000
agreement in the complicated case ends Attempts to reach otftcials or the mortuary were
Accord..tng to the suit, filed in behalf of Th_e __ unsuccessful.
MORNING FRESH PRODUCE
Sweet Large Navel OranQH • . . . • . . . . 41bs./\1 .00
Sotld 4'99 Green C.bbage .............. 10t lb.
Morning Fr"h Broccoli . . . . . . . . . ltc lb.
Swt. Brown Spanish OnlQfts . . . • . . . . •.• 21bi/2'c
Russet Potatoes-Larve Baken . . . . . . ....• 1tc lb.
PRIME AND TOP CHOICE MEATS
7-Bone Oluck Roasts .............. l.49 lb.
o·Bone Cbuck Roasts ............. l.98 lb.
Delaney's Oven·ready meatloaf .... 1.69 lb.
ffl'fort' prl~ JtO up, now Is the' llmf' to fill
vour fn>nt'r with t>Mtf. Call U'I for 'ourMdf'r ex~rtly rut. "rapped and qukli. 'frolt'D at
no extra charge.
LIQUOR DEPARTMENT
Flnf' i.f'lf'dion of llqoo" and ~
Delaney's Private Label
Vin Rose or Chablis (750m)) 99c ea.
Bolla Gift Pak ........ .....,.., .... 14.75 ea.
GOURMET
MARKET
DELANEY~->·
BROS. SEAFOOD
Eastern Scallops1a-......., •.... 3.98 lb.
Fresh Petrale Sole ........... 3.98 lb.
HEAT.NEAT FOODS ... DELANEY'S OWN
Turkey Pies . . . . . . . . . ........... 1.49 ea.
Sirloin Tips & Noodles . . . . . . .... 1.49 ea.
Dubuque Royal Baff et
Cello·Pak Bacon <t lb. sitt> ...... 1.29 ea.
SUPER BOWL SPECIAL
Party P!atlt'n 13 ... ~r ~l"90ft
<l.Dchtcln roasi bed. tartle), bam. ~er
ohaJad&, rolls and ballt'r>
DELANEY'S
Open Daily 9-6
2920 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
673-5520
CARPET Buy J~~-: Save
& I WE'RE MOVING
EVERYTHING GOES!
We're m0vlng to larger
quart.rs but we do not want to move our inven-tory so we are offering
fantastic savings to i•
sur• that our inventory
is sold.
REMANT LISTING
"Oll t ... wow The Catudioe do not have a burCJar
alarm because. accordJne to Cooper.
tbeirlandlordrefu.seatoln.stallone.
AND MORE
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&Ill AEO MOW
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OTHER WOODACal: relldenta
bave allO been bothered by burllaries. Mn. Catudlonoted that a neighbor bu
been burllarbed four times in recent
weeks. It. tenn1a 1bo9 track wu fOUDd
ln that home, lbe 1ald1 and now •"11
time a younpttr 1oes b7. the Nlldent
"acreama, really 1cream1 out of hll
bouae."
Mn. C.tudlo 11ld a petlUoa may be
circulated utin1 county ·~ra tor 1uttta.De1 lD havln1 mor•~• Mal,_ to patrol t.be area. ~ believlf. bOwevtr, that a
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Choose from a wide selection of qualities & colors In
medium to heavy nylon plushes -We have some
larger un-clyecl (you select the color) rolls -All at
unhear:ct of savings t
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ackdoor Taxation
When the state Senate. under heavy presaure from
the Brown administration, inserted a two-year limit on
her tax indexing bill at the cloee of lut year's le1illative
session, Newport Beach Aaaemblywoman Marian
Bergeson vowed that removal of the lbnit.lq clause
would be her first order of bUalneu in 1980.
Mrs. Bergeson was as good as her word. She already
has introduced Asaembly Bill 2001, which would remove
the constraint from the measure which keePJ California
taxpayen from being boosted into htaber lnoome tax
brackets when they receive cost-of-living raisel.
It was estimated when the tax measure passed last
year that it could save taxpayers up to $500 million in its
two-year lifespan, 1980 and 1981.
Mrs. Bergeson oppo6ed the time limit. but yielded
when Gov. Brown threatened to veto the measure if it
should pass without the restriction
He insisted that the changing economic picture might
not permit continuation of the tax limitation.
But, as Mrs. Bergeson and her supporters pointed
out. the practice of permitting taxes to go up automaticaU~ as salaries are raised to compensate for in-
flation is, in effect, nothing more than an unJegislated,
backdoor tax increase.
The Legislature should remove the time limit from
the tax indexing bill. Then, if the economy so requires,
have the courage to legislate an honest and open tax in-
crease. Anything less is supporting the governor'• by-now
phony ·•no tax increase in my administration" promise.
Whose Right to Life?
It came as something of a surprise that a Virginia
right-to-life group, the Virginia Society for Human Llf e, is
opposing a test-tube baby lab.
Certainly there are concerns to be raised about this
procedure, but opposing it hardly seems consistent with
the group's adamant stand that all fetuses deserve to be
carried to term.
The newly authorized facility already has a waiting
list of hundreds of frustrated couples, eager to be select-
ed to participate in a procedure that might enable them
to produce and care for a child. Surely they are as con-
cerned about the right to life as the anti-abortionists-
and have the right to give life, if medical scieoce can
make it possible.
• Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Piiot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists Reader comment 1s invited. Addr ... The Dally Pilot. P.O.
,Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626.Phone(71')642~1.
Boyd/Proposals
BJ L.11. BOYD
Consider the matter or
marriage propoula. That is,
bow many proposals tbe
averaee woman receives in
her Wetime. At least two
proposals per woman is a
typical ftndlnl. In one •lD'-vey on the subject, an ex: ceedinalY attractive woman
in her fifties admitted ahe
bad beard 14 matrimonial in·
vitaticnl. Our Love and War
man ta not impressed wtth
these nwnbera. He la of the
optnioo that a women sends
•••n•la to ber centlemen trtends In such a manner that
.ne ,en the exact number or
arrla1e proposals she
wantl. Any woman who re-
•
ceives 14, he believes, isn't
playing fairly.
Quick. name the ooly conti-
nent on which there has
never been a war. Correct,
Australia.
The ladybug takes off
backwards before it zooms
forward
Scientist.a who've cut deep
trenches into Rocky Moun·
lain elaciers have found
layera or frozen grasshop·
pen.
Q. Do tigers still ldll a lot
of people?
A. In India, the Bentals
knock off about 40 a year.
U.S •. Intelligence Failed
tn4I
report• ... Ire _ ._,
tlola,
t'IDt1la1
Carter 9'• rould nfel, •1aor1 tb• werntn11 he
uodeolabl1 rece•ved .
Both the Ile l>epuUn t and
Central lntnl111enu Altnt'Y
werned him that rtta\latlo11
would follow lf \h 1bab were ad
mlUtd to thl1 countl'J. The prcA
ldont had no adequate
yardlUdt to lo m" urlq
•
• m
~Da•l•'aordulcmlll'--~• .... oc· c~ my • ._......,.ud
cl9al'IJ NfUM to tm ......
from &.be naUaa ~
CoundL Y+.i are ~Utlcally rult.Uc to reeo..,,•
that tbe •1• oUala laa1 far
broader 1QPPOrt tMn tlaeJ do
amODJ tb• ll'•lli•• l)UbUe.
Utum.ateb, tMJ realbl, IDlo-
metD.l'1 wllbM wW be dledllw.
'l'tley nn•a aftcrd to *'1 blm
ab1ob.•.ty •
roa ma PUT, k.bomelDI
needl the miUtan&a to div.rt the lnolam from the ttauettaa
dom .. uc probl•ID• b faeea,
both wttb tbe f•lterinl eeonoau• and the potentlaUy rumoua
clamor by the ml.oriUa for
autoaom.Y. So be wu foreed to
fire hi• first two forei1n min~. whom the mWtant.a
conaldered too conciliatory to
lhe United St.al.el.
Tbe lDtemaJ power 1lnlUJe in
Iran ta, lo effect, a cbeu pme
tn wbicb both 1ldee ba.-e the
eow•r to lebleve • •talemate
The American ~ea are tbe
pawn.a
As for t.be ktellttQ ol the em
bauy capt.on, tbe National
Security CouDdl bu now iden·
Ufled five dlattnct factions
Thro are bonaflde 1tudenl
Cr<MI~ of difterta1 ideok>aies.
Tbe fourth ~ of ManiJtl.
noa·atudml r8dicab. The fifth la
• mllltary..Ua. lf'OC&P, bown as
lbe "~ Force," U'aiDed by
th• Palutln• Liberation
Or1•m1 wtion. It iDdudes IOIDe
memben of the PLO udre
Tb.ta Lllll poap, tn*-d u a
aort of &8 for u.e QatMlab.
miaed the emba111 al'WDCb
wbea U.S. military action .._
lhr'Ulmed.
D EClllONS a moo• the-
diven.e capton are reached
labo~ th.raaO a larae, UD
wleldy comaailtee t .. at
repreaea&.. ell I.be five crouPS
Some indlvidu.al leaden have
been ideottfied, wbtJ. others
ba ve not.. None -.U O¥erriding
power.
The analysts hue roocluded
that the unpredictable Kbomant
,., . m the end. ~ man who m~t
be dealt with 10 the bost.ag1·
situation
State's New Custody Law May Be Model
LOS ANGEL~ -By the bme r saw it here, "Kramer vs.
Kramer" had been voled the
best American movte of the year
by film critics in both Los
Angeles and New York. Actual
ly. l didn't think it was that
good : a long movie about the
right subJect.
The subject was cb1ld custody
in divorces. But. in the end, the
movie was a
Hollywood
treatment of
that subject.
Tbe good guy
always wins
-as 1 n "Rocky" -
and io this cue the good
suy was the
father, Dustin
Hoffman, wlnn1ng hi.a adorable
son from a sllgbUy mixed-up
mother.
Unfortunately, in real lite, the
good guys -and good &all -
often lose. And good kids prob-
ably lose more often than not.
BUT llO&E important than
the movies, real-life good l\J.YS
Charles McCabe
and good lttds. at least 10
California, ha•e more of a
chance of winning because of a
new state law that went anto ef. f~ct on New Year's Day
The law an addillon to the
Famtly Law ~ctloo of the
Califorrua Civil Code -eMea·
Ually mandates "jolnt custody"
of the children of divorce. Thal
means, unless one parent
doesn't want custody or ooe
parent is clearly unfit. st.ate
couru are effectively ordered to
give the parent.a the power to de-
cide for themaelves what to do
about the kids-and have equal
legal rigbta in making decl&iom
about tbelr own c hildren's
futures. No more automatic Tuesday
ni&htl, every other weekend and two weeks lo the awnmer with
daddy. Maybe the children will
live ball the time with their
mother and bait wt\b their
father. Whatever bappena, the
paren&a will decide -and bue
the power to do lt without tbe
help of lawyers paid thousands
and tbouund• of dollars to
portray a father or mother,u
unfit.
The new Cal.Jf orn1a law. a
model ol the thlnkio& now gOtng
on tn other stat.es such as New
Yort and WlSC'OllStD, is common·
ly called "The Jotnt CU5t.ody
Law." Passed last summer and
11gned by Gov Jerry Brown 111
September. the law 1t.a&.es that
"it ll the public pobc)' of Ous
stAte to aaure m.iaof' clalldren oC
frequent and cocltnuioa coot.act
with both parenta after lhe
parent.a have separated or dis·
aolved their marriage · ·
THAT WORDING means that
Jud1ea heanna divorce cues
are required to begin coulder· in& jomt cuat.ocly u the oorm
rather than the except.ion. Uthe
parents ~med will not agree
to that. the law reqwrea the
court to coosider ''In making
an awant of custody . . the
court shall ronstder which
parent ii more likely the child or
cb.Udren frequent and CGGtinuio& contact with the noncuat.odial
parent.''
It's about time I 1u.apect
the law will have the same im-
pact -IDd will be imitated by
other 1tata lo the aame .way -
as Cahfomia 's pioneennc No
Fault DIYOtte Law did after 1t
went into effert on New Year's
Day iA 1970
WHEitiE& WE like 1t or not.
the u.mes they are a cbaniin ·
D1votteS and custody flahta aI>
dramaUzed by "Kramer vc,
Kramer" an touchJng the lives of
half the people iD America. And
government bu proved to be
rilid and foolish m dealine wtth
lhc»e f acta of soc aal IJ f e .
Peop~. mothers and fat.hers.
may be able to do better. I think
they will. My e:iq>ert advice m
makan1 that J\ldJment ii from a
seven-year-old. HPI name 1s
Jamie Ware Billett, bis parents
are diYOtted and ah.are custody
of him -and they &bare de
ci1ions about thinp like wlucb
school he attenda. Sometimes
they do that tocether . sometimes they Juat work tblngs
out o•er UM! reiepbome. Either
way. they De sun Jamie's only
mother and rather.
Jamie says· "My parents had
one or those good divorces where
I &et to keep both of 'em."
Omrch AnnulIDents No Longer Only for the Rich
a -
Catholic layman like Geor1e
McDonald, wbo waa a Papal
marquil, and marched at the
head of the St. P1ddy'1 parade,
or the up and t0ming Joe Ken-
nedy, who wa laid to be very
thick with CUtlttq up m Boston.
Jn a coup)e of yean • bU of
paper came tbrou1b and our
hero could marey hil hiead like
she wu a virain, and t.helr mar-
riaae wu in the church too.
• •
The reac:Uness to grant annul-
ments varies ,re.Ur hom one
archdiocese to another. ODtll • few yean a10 Brookbn wu
known u "the Reno of the
Catbolk ChLll'dL., Now tbe
moet liberal adllulme11t eourta
appear to be Chica o and
Bolton.
9VI' TllOI• PAft&aHI AU bffomla1 inore ad .-.. unlfonq. Aa a r11uJt, t•mlllij am~ • _,... fate lower deatla rai. tba8
inen from 1.., cllaeue, bealt dileue Ind lq cucer, RlebmoQd ..,..
ClonttAt •DM*tn1 ahud1 ecmtrtba&.9 to oae-ftftb ~newly dlapcMd caw al eucer ud oae.
fourtb ot. all eueer deatbl amoq women -hi,...,..... "'-f« any otber ..-, Riehm• .. ,.
In NONmber, the American Caneer SoeMt)'
repo$d that blu cancer, ranted etcbth UIMllll
cancer ldDen 0£ women 1ll 1961, bad beeome
aecoad only lo llreut eaneer.
ln 1*. an ..tlmated aa,ooo ol the upeeWd
11'1,000 hmg-ceeer deaths will occur 1n womea,
Ricbmcad's study saya, About 36,000 breut-cucer
deaths are expected this year
. WO•EN ACCOUNTED FO• ONE IN u lune
C1U1cer deaths in 1950 and oae ln six in lMO. The
projected rate for t..o is one in four.
· Female 1moten have between 2.5 and ftve
times sreater a chance of contracUng lune cancer
than women wbo dm't smoke.
lli~'a report brtnp together 8 ranae 91 facts abOut faWe •mokinc that bad been dla·
cuSHd ebewbere in piecemeal fuhlon:
Smoking is described u "a major threat to the outcome of prepancy and well·betnl ot the
newborn baby ... Babla of women who smoke dur
tn1 pregnancy are ao averaae of 200 erams ll&hter
at birth. Riska are 11'9ater Of spontaneoua abor·
til)DS and fetal and neonatal deaths.
Later, the children la1 1ll phyalcal 8J"OWth and
their bebamr ·and iat.llectual development may
be •ff ectA!d
-Female smokers wbo use birth control pills
have greater riaka of dyin1 ol strokes and heart at·
tacks than IMJD-amolrera.
-Female 1moten report more acute Cd
chronic cond1tlcma tb.u ncm-1mold.q women, ln·
eluding greater lnoldenees ol bronebltia. •m· pbysema, alnua probleGJa and peptic uJeer dlaeue
-Then la • equal nlatloaabip between am~ and cancer of the tuna, larynx, oral cavi·
ty. esopbaps and bladder In women u well u
men For women, the relatlooahip also applies to
tldney cancer
WITHOUT. HAVING SEEN THE surgeon
lfl'-..l'L ,..rt, tbe Tobaeco lmUt.ut.,. q lit·
68-degree I ,iJDit
Dropped by PUC
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -1be state Public
Utilltles Commissklcl bu set ulde the mandatory
68-<UOM limit oa 1$)8Ce butlng In Callfonlla. HY• ing then were adequate enero auppllea to meet
demamd this winter
Tbe PUC, however. ~eel bomeownen to
voluntarily comply with t"8 e&-c1e1ree limit to
limit energy eoats a.ad con.serve fUel
TBB PUC WILL BOLD PlJBUC beartn11 beglnnlnl March 2S lnto enera) supplies for the
comlQI ausnmer
DNPPtal the 68-degree maximum for winter
remove. any eonflict with the mulmum beat set·
Unga of 15 dea:rees still iD effect under federal
Department of Energy regulations for lnduatrlal
and coounerdal buildings
80VTUEllN CALIPO&NJA EDISON and San
Die10 Gu and Electric have told the PUC they
have adequate fueJ aqppll• to meet electric
geoeratioo nffds through the winter.
Pacific Gu and Electric estimated lta aup-
plies are "barely adequate."
3 Mayors in Family
WASHINGTON, N.J. <AP> -Amw'M Gelnaw
la never sure which mayor someone ia ref errin& to
when 1be'1 uted about the meyor.
She's man,ed to the former ma1or of
Westwood and 11 the mother Of t.be mayon ot
Montvale and Part Rld(e.
Donald Gelnaw wu just 1wona ln • mQW of
Park BJdle wblle brother Arthur becu bla HCGDd
term U IDQGI' d lloDl vale.
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Mu!!ia-NBw~MarinB WBalhBr ~Id RBporl!!
Con!!umBI' RBpor.l!!-,~loaK MarKBf RBporl!!
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i Teen-age S~cide
., Topic of Seminar
A &et aem.tnar n•mlnlnl t teen·••· IWClde problem lri Oran& County and ~ Hailable
to beJp d.Jatu.rbed adoleaeeo.ta will be held al Golden West CoUeae at 9 a m. J 11
Four .Weide 1peclall1ta will doacrlbe a profile r of the •ulcldal adoleacent, talk 00 helpful ,....
11ource1 open to teen·a1en, their families and
'
health Pf'O(eulooela, and diacuaa way1 to help
adoleaceota avoid serious contemplation of
11ulelde.
The proaram will be held m Forum l and for )information, call the school in Huntington Beach
1at 892-'Tlll, extension 591.
I
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C• .. Llllde MoeMo of Hunllnet-AINrlce!IC-l«llilr.
eeacll, Ce., lt9M ltemlror, I/ere LAKY ••bll1w1-. ....,. ............ ...,, ce., IAfltAH LASKY. ~.,. .......
71 1r•nckllll-ren •11-ti t•••t· lne et Harbor Le~ Oii"
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ca .... ter'I' Pl ... C• erotllen SmllM' tt:OIAM et "''"''° •rotNrt .. .. Mon...,.,c11r.ctors ~m. 8roeftey awi.J wlOI Rew. erwe
•ENNIE ICurrl• offlcletlno. Interment at
Funding Sought
For Rossmoor
Noise Barrier
Tbe Oran1e County Board of
Supervl8on hu •treed to nominate
for 1tate tuncl1q a 1:5 ml.Wm DOlae
barrier proJect aloot the San Dteso aad San Gabriel Freeways near
Roumoor .
The county will send •loal itl 1q-
1 e1 tton to tbe Oran1e County
Tran1portatlon Comml11lon. tbe
a1ency that makes ap the ft""year
Uat of project.a eUobi. for the state
highway improvement program.
A •"SALtJ'n to Youns America ..
bea~fil dinner for tbe Dwipt D.
Eisenhower Scbolanblp Fu11d la
planned Ju. 31 by the Republican
Youth A.uoci8tet ot tbe Republican
Party ot Oranae Count,J.
State Senate llepubUcan leader
William Campbell and Alaembly
Republican leader Carol Hallett will
be cuest speaken at the 7:30 p.m.
event at the Registry Hot.el in Irvine.
Coat is $2S per person. Reserva·
lions are available by callin1
547·8008. • • *
LAUalE JAMES of Huntlncton
Beach bu been appointed t.o t.be
second district seat on t.be Child
Health and Diaablllty Pl'eveatioo Ad·
viaory Board of lbe Oranse County
Board of Supervisors.
Sbe wu nominated by Second Dia·
trict Supervisor Hamett M . Wieder. . . . -ESNEST J. DSONENBUSG Jr. of
El Cajon, who repreaenta Oraaae
County on tbe 1tate Board of
Equalization, baa been elected the
panel'• vice cbalrmu .
DfOMDbaq, eled.ed to the board in
lt'71. repneeata the HCODd dlatrict.,
wblcb lncluda Oran1e, San Dleso,
Rlvenlde, San Bernardino, Fresno,
Imperial. ltern. K..lnp and Tulare
counties.
Rlclaa:rd Nevt.na of Los Aqeles was
elected ~t oft.be board .
MON.
uThru
WED. s2.99
Offer expires: February 9, 1980.
The Seafood Taste America Loves.
() ... Lone .... .._.. It/A~·--CUmg~ 8i}ver~ 9
SEAFOOD SHOP.PES
3095 Harbor Blwd. COSTA MESA ,,,_loullt of ......... ,., .. ~~ Pellee)
DRm·TMMI 8EJMC! AVAILAM.E
WALTER A 8EIOOE, -71, e r• Felrlle,.... Nlemorl•I Park, Santa Ana.
••dent of Hunt1n91on Beech. C•. Ce. Frle<>ch mer cell et t119 mort,..ry
PUW<I -•Yon S.IU1'dey, Jan...,y 11, on l-'I' from 12 ,_to f OOPM.
1'10 •II HoMv Memorial Hot1>ll•I. Mr P ierce Brother\ 8•11 8roedw•v
Benni• ned -enll>iO'l'ed .. •n in Mortu.>rYClir«ton •e>e<tor wllll -Ml~W11rl l'•t•llc •fld SMITit
Ille !>o<lll'tefn Pec1hc Rallroach end MARGARET BERTHA SMITH. , ..
t\•d "'° --.0 lor llw H11ntlnqtOl"I \IOtnl Of Co!.te Mew, ca. Pa~ •••'I'
8eacll S<llool 01\lrlt l He wo • °"' Jan11¥Y IJ, 1• Siie w .. an e<IJ••
member of Ille Hunlln9lon 8eecll QOller tor -....... 9llCI • member
Lod9• •ltH B p 0 f:ll<t llelo ... o of, ... ~ v-c-try CIUb Siie
hu•D•nd ol Ehl• Bennie, beloved wn alto ~llllp Officer Of the
fatller of Maf-r Z~ Of ~ La4ff1' a.If Dl .. 8*t et UM MeW
llHCll, Ce., alM llltwlVJ .. ere 3 V .. C..,., a.._ Siie Is _,,. ..
9re11dMM Jim, Andy, aiw ttob9r w -._..., ......._ -.-..
Zte«Nng, aft ol .._,........, h«ll, Ce Pawl htera -> or-lllldren.
•nd • nephew James Bennie of 5-Hwlcft will be llekl on --....,.
Oren .. , ca Frlendt ma'I' cell et Jen.,.ry ''· ,.., et 2 OOPM In IM 'lerce •~• SlnllN' Mo,...,.,., He.-~ Me<not1el a-t wllh
frOf'll J ~ .. t OOPM on T_., ltew Bruce 1C11,.,••. Pr .. Dyterlen -· f_,.,. -..left w111 be ,.,... c ...... cll al tiw c:.o..--, offlci.uno.
Valley Petitioning
For New Bridge ( ___ M_A_• L_e_o_x_~) ST/MULA TES
-led., ,,..._y <If 11 OOAM wltll 5erv1Ut -tlle direction of H-r
Ro Ric* 1!1111, -I• penor of i.. ..... -Olive __ ., of GMte
u. ''"' ....,__ ~'' Olllt'cll of Mfte S.US4 H..,.,..,.._ 9Ncll 911C1 ... fllf!Un of WAOMElt
Hllflllnolon l!lllKll LOOge • ttff 8 P 0 MONTE F WAGNER, ,.-.,. Of
•1u fllflcletlno-lnt .. rnent •IU be 61 Or.,.e C-., 1or U. pe.i II "9•••
"«Ille V-M9monel Par-~ efter nw¥1ng l'tefe lrom AJ ... mllre, ca ••~ SmlUls' _,,,_., dtrectiwa Alto a memt.r ol 111e s.n-Clll~.,.., ~ CllAI •t lt!Wt v-Gott Club He " 8 11tOS wrwlved DY Ill\ wlle Cleo w._r.
ANNA A BlltOS, rUldent ol deuofll .. c.oll..,.co.llAvremofHMfti·
Hewpot1 8MCll. Ce Since tm Pa-1n9t0fl 8Hcll, ca., Ion Mulln E. ••o ... J-v 13. '"° Sl'9 ,, MW· Wl19Mr ol T ......... City, c.. .. --.. 1-W ,,. daUQMer c.therlne M. Horm.n R Wagnor of Wete Cowin•,
Blythe, S or_,,.klren -1 orMt· C... Servl<IK wm lie ti.Id on Set11rdey,
a•-"'""--Prtvete wnk ft will Jan.,.,., "· 1• at lt:OOAM et u. be held llftder 0. dl...cllon Of Smith&. Hef'llol' YM1 Mlmonel Cl\a"4 wltll
Tullllll WHtcllfl Chapel Morh•.rr. Rew. It_, M. Mc:CM>I> oHki.tlft9,
....... In 11 ... Of fio-n -'el contrll:lu-
OAltlteTT llon•....., lie made te ... Oty of Hope. JOSEll't4 A. GAltltETT,......,.,.,. cit $40-SU4
lll9 Mo19111c LOdOll JYlll... of Seftt.e
Ana, ca. -IN ·~ Clw of ~ UIMIA W«ld. He It _,,,...., 11'1' 1111
IA>n J~ of Collon, Ca. ll'rlwata D ha
.. ,..,kH .... 11e 11e1c:1 -•ti. dlr.c· 'aat tlOfl of Smllll .. Tutlllll WHkllffl .:::;;
Cllapel ,,,.,._., ~
MANN I
SAltAH .......... tlffVKe\ .,. pendlnQ E' -ewhel .. ~ el HartMr '--........ 00ft MortlNf)' &If • I
of C.I• Mn.a. ~SU
JOHN OA.j.';,•~:t,.~cu .. -11. l!ORT AU PRINCE,
t.......nv • c... ~. ca. P•-Hai tl (AP )-A• d re
_.., on ,,_.., tO. Hit A or-.e v •-•-----8 -.a ef H...,.,, ...,..,. Hlell k:tooo1 At aOI~, 7 , \OUUUUC·
__, .. Ac!!l!!!r., Dr~ Artt t.or oft.be San Fl'anclaco
Symphony and the New
. York Pbilbarmonic,
died Sunday of heart
failure while vacation·
Fountain Valley city councilmen are ukinc
Orange County t.o replace the old two-lane bridie
over I.be Santa An.a River at. Talbert Avenue with a
new four.lane model.
The council shifted to second priority the
widening of the two-lane bridge that ca.mes Slater Avenue over the same river.
WAYNE OSBORNE, CITY director of public
works. said the county has budgeted S2 million for
bndge replacement and widerung
Osborne said county personnel had planned to
recommend widening the Slater Avenue bridge in
fiscal 1.980-81 and the Talbert bridge replacement program lD 1!181-82
Councilmen agreed that more cars utilize tbe
two-lane Slater Avenue bridge, but that widening
the Talbert structure would lessen traffic on
Slater.
CITY OFFICI~ NOTED that Santa Ana and
Costa Mesa were jolnJng in a program utilizing
federal funds for widening Talbert A venue to four
lanes just across the river from Fountain Valley.
Reserve Trip Slated
A field trtp and lntroductory tour of the Holaa
Chica F.colo&ical Reserve wW be offered by t.be
Orange County Sea and Sace Society at a a. m. San· day.
Participants will obeerve wtnterto1 birds at
tbe manb and reserve offtciab will lecture on lbe
ecoloo, hlltory and politics ol the area. For in·
forma!ion. call the croup lo Fullerton atl7'&.3471.
PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE
in~ here. Koatelanetz, l'1cnnou1 MltfMus "'CTtTIOUI M11tt1•t1 NAM• ITATbeNT N.IUM STATWMllNT w o be l p e d m a k e ™ fot._1,.. --· ••• dolnt ,.,. f .. ....,.. ,.,_ " -.. 11w1.
PBClllOfHBS
la&.NOADWAT
woaTUilY 110 Br~way
Costa Mesa 642-9150
SMl1M a 1V1'NLL
MOITUilT
WISYQ.JllP CHAPIL
Mortuary• CrefNtlons
427 E 17th St
eo.taMeu
~
.-c1monma
IWITHS' MC>lmlMT
UT Mein St.
Hun~::ech ........ ,
•COIOMW.N•AL
NOMI
7801 BolN Ave
W.lmlneter
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PACIPM: YllW
~, ...
c..nt&ery Mortuary
Chapel
.lid) ~IO View Ori~
Ntwport 9Nch .... 2700 ,_
MICOl..al~ ~·..,..,a
~I
e.ri Juln c;.plltreno .a:.me
H'DR 14-;;:.NT, oun ~·OtlNtety ,n& ..
Clalla'M911 l40MN
cla11ical music popular 111111;-~~H COAST ART 2'02 -C~NITITUTl()N TltUCltlHO .. ln t.be United Stat.ea, at-o ..... ..-.~AN.c.tltorni.n704 aou'"'-'•NT. ,.., "°'1 Clydlt or . tr acted a re~ord au· au ... 0ote1on 111ew.i1. 2t02 01-. HlllltlflteMI ....,,CA.,_
dlence 'or 8 cl .. •aical w . s.nui 1111e. cai11om1. •11°' Mtc11ee1 -. T1111y. '"2 """' c1.,c11 1 ' -O•yle Ann Hewe!I 2'02 o ..... rbor Or , Hunt..._,. llMcll, CA nwt concert when be COD• lenta AM, c..tlfonlle mew . Tiii• ~ 11 ~ llY .,. lfl. du~...a ..... _ ne..111...-nnonlc Tlllt llul!NM •• t-.CIN .,., .,. "' dl•ldllel. ~~ WK: C UUIMI dlwtelllol. MICNli It. Tlllty in New York's Central 1111ano . .._,..., "''' •l...,_ •• fltof wtttt o.
P a r k 1 a St I Um m er Tiiis sr .. _, wn filed .,111, Ille Co11nty Cl-of OrM911 Collfttr on
County Clerk of O<enoe County on Jen1H1ry 1, 1•. before 250,000 people. J•n1H1rr 11. '"°· ,,..,. 1o;iiiiiiii;;;;:;;jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil l't>n:M Publlthed 0rMQlt COMI Delly Piiot •• UffEll'S Put>llw.cl OrMQe eo.11 Delly Piiot, Jan '· u . n .1'. ,.. tn•
UPHOLSTUY
,._T•W-' .....
ltU...._.lho.A. c.e ....... _, .... ,,.
PUBUC NOTl~E
J .... u. 22, 2', ""' s. .... ,,...,
PUBUC NOTICE
.. ICTtTIOUI 8UllMHI lllAM8 ITA TeMeNT Tiie ......... __ lt•lnOMI-
PUBUC NOTICE
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• n
JI
~ Exxon and GuH
OK Credit Card
Use for Gasohol
WASHINGTON (AP>-After pres-
sure from some members of
Congress. two major oil companies
have reluctantly reversed their policy
against credit-card purchases of
.gasohol.
Rep. Dan Glickman, D-Kan., said
Monday that Exxon Corp. will allow
uae of its credit cards to purchase the
gasoline-alcohol mixture. Gulf Oil
Corp. announced a similar decision in
Pittsburgh.
EXXON PRESIDENT Howard
Kauffmann contends, however, that
gasoline-alcohol mix is not the answer to the nation's fuel problems.
In a telegram to Glickman, Kauff-
m ann said he hoped the pellcy change
would correct misunderstandings
about Ex.xon'soriglnal intent.
The credit card restrictions were
part of a long-standing company policy
d esiJtned to protect customers, be said.
"Although we feel this position is
eorrect, as a result of chanaed ~ircumstances Exxoo bas unW further
notice modtfted this policy to permit
the sale on Exxon credlt cards of non-
br anded motor fuels including
gasohol," Kauffmann said.
GULF SAID ITS credit card may be
used to purchase gasohol at service
st.atlonsthatsellGulf-brandfuels.
Kauffmann expressed doubts about
gasohol's value in reducing the na-
tion's dependence on oil. however.
'Gasohol \a about 90 percent gasoline
and 10 percent octane-boosting
alcohol.
or OOGlltdll ..
AT '1'118 W4CO camput, de,.and
la perU~ ~-for •lectnWcs mtJora. ~Uoo tedmoloay
1reduat .. C!Om1nand an averaae
ait~• umu.lb' to atart. and Juer e~ 1raduatet are belnl ot-
fer.d att,000 and up Other hllb-
demand wehoototies loclude wat.r and wutewater, computer aclence.
aod etvU toalneerina
At the 111\llklnlUm Area Technical
CoUep ln Ohio. placement officer
Herberl Davt. •l.Y• reeruitment has
1lowed CllllJ a hair. While lfaduales
ol many eroc.ram areu ue rec:elv-
ln1 Iota Of ~ otren. tho.e ot elee·
tronics, environmeotal quality con-
ll'ol and petroleum technololies are
1et.tlq otfert of $15,000 to SIT,000 per year. 1\dticm la modest and out-or
state lbadenta ue accepted.
The vocational education division
of the state office or education can
help you &ocate nearby technical col-
leges. U you would like bulletins on
the m.tJtuUona above, write to Cam-
pus Information. Texas Stale
Technical Institute, Waco, Texas
78705; Planning & Development Of·
fice, Musllin1um Area Technical
Co1te1e, 1555 Newark Road .
Zanesville, Ohio '3701.
READER SERVICE: Want on over
view of~ projttho1u to 1990 -
bsl ~ groupa? To receive a
C'OPJ/ of Uw BMMJU of Labor S1atuhcs
prtll ~ on thta subject . enclose o
gumnwd, sel/4ddreued maahng label
with JIOUT reqi.wat to Joyce uun Kennedy
at Boz 1560, Cona Mesa 92626 Ask for
.. BLS Job Outlook 1990."
China Planning
27-story Hotel
PEKING. China CAP> -China Is
building a 27-story hotel in the shape
of a swan oo a small Is land in the
Pearl River in Canton, the official
Xlnbua news qency reported.
The agency said the Hotel Bai-
tiane, which means "white swan,"
will have shops, a swimming pool
and rooms for 2,000 guests A 200-
yard bridge will 1..1.nk it to the city
Rule Challenged
MADERA CAP> -Three police de-
partlMDl penoo.oel here have filed a
daaa-action lawsuit challenging a de-
partment rule that workers be on du-
ty 15 minutes before and after their
shill.
A Slender New Yon In '80
The party's over. In most every woman's mind, that
means keeping your resolutton tQ shed those unwont-
ed hollday pounds and shape up, trim down ond
achieve the goal you've set.
w i cn u • IU "My life has become t5 .... better through this I en fantastic program. -() • i .... t1 Not only have I learned figure
control, but the fact that diet ~
'" alone cannot achieve lasting • n results. I went from a size 12 to a ;;
petite size 5. Thank you Lillian '" Ballard and staff for your ~
personal attention!" m
Fron Slo~r a "' ... I rJ ()
I tlleC-..lt..t • •al begllll _.., O ~ llpl ~ Wt M 1>e1o yov NI \'OU! Q001$ ~ ,._,, IOufl ~ lhell QUIOe -CflOr1 1111 ~ IO -· \'Oii OI
I Plltlcf ~ no""'° tlgurl pfOClillM Clft Olll;I, 90Cll potttlfl •pro-i ..--on 11'1 lllCMMll ._
n.. .......
\'WI M glM a .......... 1NG11M111 ~ jWfOt you 1111nQ tlctu-------~-~lllal--•--lofyou ,... -flt ..... R'fllllon .. or llrlllllllll llllrlg. "°""' li'Mlld 10 Sllfl. Ollllt • O.O.• • ._ nlll!IOd to lrlCflOlt Cll'CGlallol • glN you a
I ;,... ................ I ,... .......... ........ ,.-'=_...,,_..,..,,.. ..... y. ___ ..... " .... , ...... .r:--· lie ...... ~ flow ..................... ~-::=-Y'Oll'llMOI .,, .......................... ..., COi-iot .-o•o• •••
I N .. Yen latrod•ctory Prop .. I 1 •••,. •ZI oo I CAU. NOW FOR \'Ota PERSONAl ANALYSIS
~1eewn UB0~01ra -
•
I
<lass Traces Family
"Paml1' Rootl. •• a
COUJ'le destcnect to help
1tudent1 trace their
ramlly aenealocy. will
be offered by Oran1e
Coaat Collete'• History department.
The clan, which meet.a Wednesdays from
7 to 10 p.m. at the Coeta
Mesa school. wtU deal
with disooverina family
documents ln unusual
placea, interprttlnc and
preaervin1 old pboto-
1rapbs aod wslnl pubJlc
documents to trace
famUy movements.
Re1tstratlon for
spring classes runs
throup Feb. 8 in the OCC
Admi11fons Bulldtna.
For i11formaUoo, call
~sm.
CTIC
ial-a-Tape
Plea• Requeet Tape By Number . . . .
01 Badt Pafn 05 Wtty Chtfoprectic?
02 Wh!paan DI Nedi, ~r. Ann Pain
03 Arttwttia 07 Low 8** & Leg Pain
Tulip Ti•e Aga•n?
\
Tiny Tim and Miss Vicki, his estranged wife, appear on NBC's "To~orrow" show an New York They announced that they're
gellu~g together agam -but only for a night club act. They were
married on the "Tomght" show several years ago.
04 He~ Dt Ne~ .. l Ten.Ion
Tape Center 645-1701 24 Hourw
Courtesy of Dr. O.v·td W. Glbaon
round-trip
round-trlp
Pnces based on round tnp adult fare. not mcludmg tdX
Save up to 55°k
on Hughes
(from Los Angeles lnta11Ull:ional)
Here's how it works:
• These special Canada fares are available
for departure through February 29, 1980,
and seats are limited.
• Reservations must be made at least 30 days
in advance, and tickets must be purchased
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t YO\J wanna bell Up? 1·~• aot aome an ld laformatlct , D 't l 1l
)body Wbtrt )IOU it, bu MN ' -tho Pitta\Nrab · I n will UMt r
Bowl.
What do you mean everybody kno
tbll? IJ'hla la IOUd lnfor al.loo l'm c\vtna
you, ot a pred cU n mad by nm•
11mbJcir ln La Ve1a1. nu. i• aLratfbt
from t.be biorhythm computer.
ON A 8CA.U OP ON S lo 10. wt th rtv
beln1 av rap. lhe Ra will be playin1 at a 5-Jl ftclency level on Super Sunday
But tile Steelen wlll be playlbl al a 5;3.S
level
Tbose flcures were determined by • Dal
Jy Pilot btorbyt.hm analysis ot every sla.rt·
ln1 player on both teams. including pun·
ters aDd plaee-klcken
The biorbythrn cbaru also indicate that
Steelen' QB Terry Bradshaw will out-play
bi• R.am counterpart, Vince Ferraaamo.
and that Wendell Tyler wlll be lhe leadin1
ground 1ainer in the game.
Rams wide receiver Preston Dennard
will make one or two spectacular catches,
while Pittsburgh receivers John
Stallworth and Lynn Swann wlll be pJaying
somewhat below par.
Edge to Steelers Super Bowl Biorhythm Matcbup
THE BIORHYTHM THEORY slates
that these moods run tn exact cycles.
starting from birth
The phy11cal cycle takes 23 days to go
from low to high and back lo low The
emotional rhythm lasts 28 days and the m·
tellectuaJ rhythm 33 days
By knowine where an athlete is in each
of his three rhythms. 1t 1s l.beorelacally
possible lo predict general performance
The copyrighted Stats system. which
was used 1n this analysis of the Super
Bowl. cla1ms a better than 80 percent ac·
curacy rate
IT llJOtJLO I NOTED &bat a dlf·
fereot. leu tpeciftc b orh1lbm •Y•tem wa.a ua by a Tampa .._•P• per prior lo the
NFC atamplcmblp 11me, and lt predicted
that Tampa 8ay would beat t.be Rama.
ll abo predicted lood 1am ror QB
t>ou1 Wilbama and defenalve end la Roy
Selmoct Both letl tbe eame witb i.ltjuriH.
The 1tata 1y1tem plot. each players·
phyalcal. emoUonaJ and tntellectual
rhyt.hma. then auiaoa a point t.oUll tor
each 'nM>le print totals are then added
and divided by three lo produce a players·
numelical averaae.
Al bis at.olute peak. a player will rank
10.0 in any of the three categories. If a
player ranks 5.0. he will play an average
gume.
FEBRAGAMO AND BRADSHAW both
.computed lo 5 4-eacb will play a better
than-averaie game But since Brad.shaw
1s considered a more talented
quarterback. be fl&ures to out-perform
Ferragamo.
On lhe surface. it might appear that the
Steelers have trouble in their skill pos1
taons. Receivers Swann and Stallworth will
have below normal performances
l''ranco Harns. the Steelers· leading
ballcarner, also figures to have a sub par
(~e BIORHYTHM. Page Bl>
Rama
Vmce Ferragamo
WeOOell Tyler
811~ Waddy
Preston Dennard
Cullen Bryant
Jai Youngblood
Mke Fanmng
Fred Dryer
~k Reynolds
Pat Ttomas
rtllal Cromwell
Key H
P -Ptlys1ca1 A
E Emotional L
1 ntellectucll c
Steelers
P E I P E I
H H A Terry Br~haw A A A
H A A FrMCO Harns A A A
A A A l)OO Swann A A l
L C H .ktr1 Stallworth l L A
A L A Simey Thornton A A L
A A A LC. Greenwood A H A
H H A b? Cieene A H A
A L H Jdrl Banaszak L A C
L A A J~k Lambert A· H A
A A c ~I Blount H A H
A H A rhlo1e Shell H L A
High
Average
Low
Crit1c.a1
Bleier's Movie: Steelers
o.lly l'IMC Staff ,._.
Most or the Pittsburgh Steelers were tot
ing cameras when they arnved in Newport
Beach Monday for Super Bowl XIV. but
l'Xtra·effort running back Rocky Bleier
outdid Lhem all.
Bleier, bidding to become the Cecil 8
DeM ille of the Super Bowl, brought along
;.i portable video lcipe system he received
as a Christmas present from his wife
"l 'M LOOKING for something (or
postenty :· Bleier said with a gnn as he
balanced the Japanese made camera on
one shoulder and held a bnef case-sized
power umt an the other hand after the
Steelers· chartered Jet landed at Long
Beach AJrport
Bleier and his teammates will stay at
the Newport Marnoll and pracllce daily al
Cal Slate Fullerton in advance of their
Super Bowl clash with the Rams.
J"ll be shooting pictures of the gu}s dnd
getting their comments Hl practice. an th~
loc.•kerroom and around the hotel. ~aid
Bleier. w~e nev. to; 1s eqwpped v.ath .,
sound system
"I HAVE ABOl'.T "'I" hours or film. Jnd
I figure that wall KIH' me plenl) to look
back on over the )C'ars I wish I v.ould
have had th1!. J long t1mt• ago said the
former Notre Dame team captain and
Vietnam war combat veteran
Other Steelers will settle for snap sh<>ts.
and some brought small movie cameras.
but all aimed to take home another Super
Bowl liUe
··If we would possibly win Super Bo""I x r v. r think IL could c lassafy as a d) nas
ty. ·· swd derensave co-capt.ain Joe Greene
··Four out of six I lhmk that would leave
no doubt about at That's a tremendous
feat." Greene added
THE STEELERS ~ERE saluted by fans
v. <1 vang Tt'rnble Towels before their Jet
ldt P11tsburJ!h Ther<> v.ere even a fev.
dozen Sleeter fan:. v.aving more towels
v.h<•n tht> pla_\t>r' :.tcpped from the plane
1n Long Beac-h J:. .i light rain fell from
ht'J\. II) O\erca~t ... k1t•s
~uiirtt-rback Terr) Bradshaw stressed
thJI the St~IN.., don"t expt:et white rtags
to ~ waved b) th~ Rams. even though
the) an• 11 point underdogs
The) n: a f1nt-football team It will t>t_.
d home game for them and we"ve nevt-r
beaten t~m .. said the quarterback or the
Steelers. who are 0-J against ~ Angeles
in the past det'ade .. lt"s going to be an in
terestin& football game ·
A repc:>rter asked what about the notion
that Patuburgh IS the best ledm or all
lime
.. Ah garbage · Bradshaw S8ld with a
wince ... When I did belleve lhat, we got
beat by Ph.iladelpbaa · ·
Everything's OK-Corral Evert-Lloyd
Ram Kicker Says Injury Problems Over To Retire
By JOHN SEV ANO
Of .. DMIY ...... Sl.tfl
Frank Corral truly epitomizes
the Los Angeles Rams of 1979
The Mexican-born place·
kicker. the NF'L's leading scorer
last }ear with ll8 points. has
!-.pent Lhe 1979 season trying to
play through an injury to his left
root.
lt"s an inJury that becume so
severe that Corral couldn't push
off properly, couldn't approach
the ball at the nght angle, and
<Jlmost lost his confidence to
boot (sorry about the pun l
Corral's WAS different.
though. in that an ankle injury lo
a kicker is like a JOCkey without
a saddle. it's lOugh to keep your
balance going down the stretch
Corral's damage occurred
during the off seal.on when he
strained the ligaments on the
left side of has left fool
II E R EPORTED to sprang
camp. however. hoping 1t would
go away It dadn"t Instead, in
trv1ng to compensate. the strain
went from the left to the nghL
side as well, causing much dis
comfort
Illls Year
FORT LAUDERDALE f'la
1APl Chris £\ert Lloyd
'a) mg the dnve that took her to
the top an tennis probably ha~
burned out has revealed plans
to retan• from compet1t1on after
fl\e more tournament...
1 m not t'nJO) mg playing ten
n1s ammore-that ~ the prob
tern · she declared ""There·~ a
~ood chance 1 · m burned out
Although I m only 25. I've been
JI 1t for eight )ear.., ·
GOOD LUCK PIECE -Marvin Metosky, a season ticket
holder for the Pittsburgh Steelers, displays the ''Terri·
ble Towel." a g1mm1ck used by Steeler fans to arouse
their team Metosky, from Glassport. Pa .. bought the
towel for $4
'EVERYTHING TURNED
out OK,"' says Corral. refer
ring to the Rams making it to
Super Bowl XIV. ··we had four
guys who went through the
Sl'ason with ankle inJunes Mme
wasn't any different ··
··1 wasn•t able to kick with m)
own style." Corral confessed ··1
got knocked out of my rhythm. J
tried not to compensate that
much but I did · ·
In compensating Corral went
from has soccer·slyle approach
to a straighter hne When that
dadn "t ease the pain in his foot.
or the paan of missing field
goals, he tried whate ver he
could to get has groove back
Noting worked. and an the proc
ess he became confused as to
what h.ts previous style was
The Fort Lauderdale Sun
Sentinel said an a copyright
-.tor:. toda:. thJt Lloyd will
forego compet1taon to travel with
her husband Lloyd said m a
... talcmenl ll>Sued Monda} she
plan!> ·a long inderm1te rest'"
after playmg m tourn<Jment!> m
Ch1rago. Seattle, Detroit.
Houston and Boston A Playboy He's Not
Bradshaw Just a Good 'Ol Country Boy
From AP Dilpakbes
Terry Btad.sbaw -Christian, country boy and
quarterbacli. of the Pittsburgh Steelers -says he
has no regrets about a forthcomina interview in
Playboy magazine. t.:z::;:::=;:;;;;;;:;~=:;;,"
"I'm clad I did il," he said Monday after the
Steelers arrived here to await their Super Bowl
XIV meeting Sunday with the Los Anreles Rams.
"I &EAD IT MYSELF. and I cau1bt myself
laughing a couple of tJmes," said Brad4baw, who
had time on the nve-bour fUaht lo peruse • copy of
the interview, which will appear in lhe March Is·
SI.le.
The questions cover the uaual array of
Bradshaw topics, lncludlns hl1 one-Ume lma10 as a "dummy.'' But the two interviewers wbo talked
wttb him at bis Pltt.sburtb apartment also asked
about his aexuaJ reellnga, his di•orce from a
former Mia Teenage America and hls remarriaae
lo lee skater Jo Jo Starbuck.
Playbo1'• first quesUoo: Why did Bradshaw
a.a:ree to \he interview?
to all questions, be wasn't about to open up with all
the answers.
Jn one sequence, his eaminas are discussed.
PLAYBOY: Could we ask how much you
signed for?
BRADSHAW : Sure, go ahead.
PLAYBOY: How much?
BRADSHAW : I'm not JOina to tell you.
BRADSHAW, ALWAYS TALKATIVE. has
more to aay on the other topica, lncludln1 some
personal ooea.
About b11 fint marriace: "I wu very lonely.
And I tboqbl I loved her. Didn't love her I tried
to break up the weddln1 two days befont, but It
hurt her aod •h4 was cryln• and belbachin1
JJut U .,., a bad lh1na to do. J mesltd her ure up
and mtne.''
Pr ld•-t Carter drew •tteotfon wtth bl•
Pla.ybej inteh'ltw, when f>e ·~ ol .. luat" in blJ
heart.
Bradshaw defended Carter.
.. CilTE&•s A MAN. He was hon•t and, you
know, l*>PI• lashed O\.lt at bhn fQr It."'
Brlldlhaw iatd lhO problernt cntated bffauae ti. UC! Jo Jo have 1eparat1 carter1 have eaHd.
"I've develoJ)ed." be 1aicL "l have to rtalhe 1
bave a career wile."
"WE'VE ALL HAD to push u
.. little more because of the load of
tnJUries we've had this year." he
says. "It's been louih. but It all
became icina on the cake
against Tampa Bay What hap
pened there overshadowed all
the bad lucks and all the an
Juries:·
It was Corral's three field
1oal.s of 19. 21 and 23 yards that
gave the Rams all their oCfenae
in the team's 9-0 NFC cham·
pionsblp wm over the Bucs
FRANK CORRAL
The field goab took somt-of
tht' sung out of what h~ been a
dismal sophomore season for the
UCLA arad-but not all. SUll
hngerin1 an his mind as the
mahtmartsh number of k1clun1
only IJ 0( 2S field goal attempts
this year. and none of '40 yards
or more in three months .
"THE MENTAL PART, that's
the tougheat," he says ··11 can
really screw you up 1f you let it
You're constantly trying lo do
somelbln& different lo make
<See CO&&AL. Pa1e B2l
.. r wtll fulfill that obhgataon.
but 1f I had my choice nght now.
I wouldn't play anymore," Lloyd
~aid
She said she dadn t lake the
word retire. but couldn"t think of
a better word ror what she ex
peels to do
·Tve been disenchanted for
the last year and a half." she
said m a telephone interview
from Cincinnati.
Lloyd said she didn°l decide lo
quit because ot Sunday's 1053 lo
Tracy Austin. her tlurd in as
many weeks to the. teen-age
sensaUon who mirrors the play·
sng style Lloyd herself u.sed lo
rise to the top a.s a teen-a1er.
A.ll·stars to Dave Magic
NEW YORK <AP> -Earvin
"M aglc" Johnson of the Los
Anaelea Lakers hu become the
nnt rookie since JJMl8 lo be voted
a starter ln the National Buket·
ball AuociaUoD All·atar aame,
the teque mPOWlced Monday.
Johnson. who a•v• up two
years of ellatblUty at Mlch.laan
State to stcn with lh• Laken Ii
summer, wu named on 1.851154
1>11lot. cut by fans at NBA
1•m• t.roUDd the countt)' to Win
I ttartlnl l»nb at CUlid fot tM Wntem c:onte~ team.
Hl1 LOI An,.Jes teatnmate, center Kareem Abdul·Jabtiar,
wltb 201,ftl vOtea, drew the
mo.t betkinC for the W9't.erl\
Cofllerence team. Other •t.u\bll
berth• on th• Wt1l weat to
rorwards Marques JobnSOft of
th e Milwaukee Bucks and
Adrian OanUey of the Utah Jau.
and fual"d Lloyd Free of San
Dle10.
The overall leader ln vote1 for
tbe HCONl year ln a row •a.a
San Ant.onto Spun auard Georae
OervtD, the leaaue's ludln1
1corer. He wu named on •.463
ballot• for. th• Eastern Con· f eren~ team.
Eddie JObnlOO or \he Att.Dti
Hawks WU ~ t.o the ......
•tartiq1blckcourt ,1pot ~ the
!alt .. 'lbe other stardaf )ait:il • th• EMtem lellft .,.., .. C*lter
Mot .. Mik:IDe Of the HGUllOD
Roe~ • and rorward1 Jlilt• Ervln& ol U.. PbllffelpW .,..,.
and John Drew d Atlanta.
Tbe clolest race involved lhe
guard berth won by Drew. He
was named on 133,311 ballcM.
wb.Ue bis Atlanta teammate Din
Roundfletd was picked on
12e,OOI. The tesaue said that 2. ua.sn
baUot.s 'ftft recelftd to plcll the
teams tor the All·stat pme to
be bla~ed Sunday, Feb. 3 at
Capital Centtt1n L.:DdOnr, laf(l
JobnlOQ, whO bas been one d
tM milni~ ot the Laktn. wm
betome tM nm i'Oaklt1at&rttr iD Lbt 1ame tlace 'f:l'Wln Hay91 .. ti•. ~ Lan'; atid.; •
ha bieD a jtader bl lM ,.. ... ,,._. « ow 8ottoft Olklos.
ftnllMd'.towtlt Ul-,....,.._. bl th Eutehl Ooftl*""ff 'WM:
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t·~r S.rvtt., lll&b and S.ddl back Collt1Kt' m guard Rltb McEJratb, who helped Utah State sue
cesal\ally beltn lta PCAA buketbaJl aeaaon last
week. wu named PCAA player ol UHt week.
McElrath, a 6·2 senior from Anaheim had 21
points and three asslsts as Utah State downed 1-'re~no State. 78~. 'lbunday nltht. Saturday nltht, he had 14 poinu and
nine ualsts u tbe Aagies defeated defending PCAA cham
pion Pacific. 80-81.
"We've come to expect lhla sort of play from Rich," said
Utah Sta~ Coach Rod TueUer. "He's our floor leader and
played exceptionally well ln our first two conference v1 c
tories "
McEJrat.b made all eight or his fi eld goal attempts In the
Fr.fano State game.
MOfttrettl Re••••• Dfebfo11 Le•d
\'voa Lambert and Steve Shutt scored power· ~
play goal.9Just33aeconds apart In the second penod ,
Monday night to lead Montreal to a 3 2 National
Hockey League victory over Atlanta. The win put
Montreal alone ln first place in the Norns 01vis1on, two pomL-.
ahead or Los Angeles ... Rene Robert converted a Bobby
Sheehan pass with 6:09 remairung, tilling Colorado to a 6-6 tie
with the New York Rangers . . The foret'losure of the finan
cially troubled Atlanta Flames 1s JWlt a bus mess rewganization
and doesn't mean the club will be sold or moved, according to
club officials ... An averaReof almost 15,000 fans a game saw
Philadelphia on the road during Its recent 35·game Wlbeaten
streak. The Flyers played in 17 nnki. apart from their home:
Spectrum while comp1hng 25 v1ct.ones and 10 lies without a loss,
establiahina attendance records at Winnipeg, Denver and
Bloomington, MiM.
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Oom f r 41 \I, a. 11nd aan Ill ...... ~ 1t•&o1IWeloanU.... PacWc·10 Conr~ ttbeU Ylltln o C.WomJ1 Mon· Clay~!fl~· .• : • ewab0 IMVi1 ,paetdby ..... I NI lf J10 , a bilantOd 1corla1 att.ac lo a t3.U wln
onr Ullb . • . Tb Univ lit1 of Nt••d•·lleno, beh.lnd
forward &olllen M1..U.'1 • poUlt.t and It ttbounda. beat u to. •·'rl ... DunU Wt~ auk 1 Jv·~
•Ith re aln1a1 to •ve taortlaftd ti. a 7 .. TS-. t
vlrtoey over S.att Unlvtnlb • . . Bra.a PIMH aeored 2A
potntund r1bb«tel1htrebouncbtoleadffawalltoanM·74vic·
lC>rj' over ted 1&.11 lnwmaUObal tJalvtnllJ . . • llJl&e
0' .... W Al W ... ICONCl ll polDtl ti.eh U nlb&Jl.ranJled
Nort.b Carolin.a narrowlt •"n.ct an upeet ln takln1 a M·S3 wU\
over Q.eorala Tech. . ... .,.. caiwr 1con9d • came·hiCh n
P9lnta, lftc?fucliq 16 tn t AeODd llalf. and Dnld • ..,.., cem•
otr blncb to• d 11 u lOUM'&Ded St. John'• defeated st.
Jos h'•\ f>•·, Tl·M . . . man a.1,. am,... domlnaled
the boardl and Junlor '-'I a.•p provided the acorin&
r.W\eh .. Vl ... inla'1 lltb·ranked Cavallen pulled away in the
11t lour mlnutea for a OS-51 win over Vtr1ln11 Tech .Doll
t•arn., the 1lar of USC'• ftret wln over UCLA stoce ltTO, waa
nam d Paclttc 10 Player ol the Week A...-y llal"DI,
credited wtth 1•tU01 Ttital·&l Puo back into the Weetem
Athlttlc Conle~nc~ race, hu been namtd WAC player of the
wHk . • Ted Weocl, the St. Mary'a suard wbo totaled 44 points
In twu victories, hH been named W t Coast Athletic Can·
fereuc pl1tyer of the week . Qan Yous and Ray Ortb,
both Rlllrl<'rs on the Seton Hall team. were declared
uc: ude01tcally inehgibl.: (or the second semester
...... Ce T•ll• ASIJ F .. ct.aH lelJ~
Mlchl1an State AthleUc Olretlor Joe Keanaey •
11 prepartd to join Spartans' football Coach Darryl
llolthl In a move to acundal·plafued Artaona State
llnlvt•ralt) . the Detroit Newt reported toda>
Munwhll~. six aisslatant football coaches at Arizona State
wert1 Informed they would not be rehired next season
Included tn the group are Doe Bu:~lcbard Mau, Bob
Karm•lowtu, Orea Mob1, BW M and Al Luflablll
The April 9 openin1 or the bueball seum may be de
layed If the 11port 's players and ownen1 cannot aeree to a new
n 1llc.•cUve baraalnln1 a•l'ffment A cross ~W\lry runner
.it l'al Poly Pomona has reportedly admitted that he received
t•rt•dll for a class given by Rocky Mountain Colle1e of 8 111
1ng~. Mont . that he never attended . Former boy .wonder
Stf'wc.> Cautbetl, who lcn the U S. a year ago to race 1n
Entland when hio; career went Into a deep 1lwnp, returns to
Snnta Aruta thlt. week Ftrst baseman Pele &ON of
Philadelphia has been chosen> Outstanding Athlete of the 70s
Decade by the Ph1ladelph1a sports wnter s assoc1allon
Duke Fergf'rson, a former wide receiver for the Seattlt:
St>ahawks. has been acquitted on a charge of rapine a 28·
year·Old woman Philadelphia Eagles reserve
quarterback John Walton, was named head football coach at
Eliubeth City State University. his alma mater Dkk
Vermeil of Philadelphia was i.eleded as the 1979 National
Football League coach of the year by lbe Sport.lo& Nf'ws
. The price or seats for San Diego Chargers' home games
In the NFL la going up S2 The seats will cost 919 at the press
le vel and $12 or S14 in the field. plaza, loge and upper levels
T~rbio114 Radio
Followlnq are the top sports events oo TV tonloht. R•tino~
are • • • ' excellent •• ' wor1h watch1no • • fair .• tol'oet
II
f s~ 5 p.m., Channel 52 v ./
COLLEGE BASKETBALL Vtllanovtt dt Notre Da m'
Announcers: Tommy Hawkins and John WOOden
Notre Damf· '> F 1qht1ng l r1o;h with a 9-1 rPcord a s dn in
dPpendent, hosts the Eastern E 19ht representativec;, w ho en tf'r
w llh a 10..3 record Start ing for the lnsh 1<; Manna High oroduct
Rich Branmng, a senior play makmg gudfd
RADIO ,
Basketball -Ut•h at Lakers, 7:SO p.m .. KLAC fS701. ..
WALT!VANS
Golden West
Seeks First
SoCal Win
Gulden We8l College " buket
ball team will be looking for 1l.5
first Southern Cal Confe rence v1c
tory of the St>ason tonight C7 30 1
v. hen tbt-Rui.llt!r s host LA
Southwest
In other JC 11ctton. Saddleback
ta~es a nJght off from M1ss1on
Cunferenct! play to face visiting
Rhode Island JC
The Rustler-LA Southwest con·
test will feature two ot the top
scorert ln the Southland tn Watt
EvansandTtmG ar~ll.
Ev ans, a M t'orw•rd for Golden
Weit. bu been averaciac 1"
point.a per 1ame. wh.Ue Oar1"9tl. at
6·1.bubeen ahootl~auu.o LA
Southwest comes into the eoot.est
1 1 In the SouUlem Cal Cocfe.rmce
and 11-&overall
Saddleback w1ll btln1 a JO.
game wtn:niftl.:eak Into It.a game wil.b i.laod.
&ldie Bane Traded
KANSAS CSTV Mo -
Form• -r Hl~h atan dout Eddie Bane has bun
l raded from the Chtcago White
Soit to the Kansa1' City Royal.a
for manor lt-aRue outfielder Joe
Zdt>b
Bane. v.ho compiled a 16·10 re
cord for J uarez in tht' '1ex1can
Leagut> last )'ear 11\ ;, left
handed pitcher who was the
Minnesota Twins No l dran
pick m 1973. Bane compiled a
7 13 ma1or lea1ue record 1n
three aliftt.a wiLb thto 'twina 1ltf
Royals assigned Bane. 27 , to
thelr AAA flnn club at Omaha
Fr-em P-.e ••
CORRAL •••
thlnf.11 right. You chance. and
that 1 not aooct. Tbat'• wtly coa-
centr&U.q on wt.at JCMJ'te dolq
and btUntq ln yourself la lm·
portalll.
"ll rull)' hUD'l been aU that t.ouab. IAlt rear r J•t tiappeoed
lo be ln the rtaht Dlate Ill tbe rt1ht time. I bad mort op-
portwUdea to do t.b.lnCa Lut year
tbantlmone.
"Everytb.lna nens oul. llaybe
next,, • ., I'll,_ lboM cbances
11aln "
coa&AL ••OST 1et thole
c hanC'el aooner than be tblnb.
.. My only dream la that we
Wlr\ the Super Bowl, .. HY• Cor·
ral "l( we can do that. we 'n
auomph.ahed what we wanted
to do
If 1t t'Omes down to a field
ll<>lll ~inning the game. I know I
can kit'k l~m-trom anyWhere
Physkally. I feel fine and I lot
my confidence back In the T•m·
IJ• Bay p.me
· Tll be ready ;r I'm needed
We lRaml) all wt.11."
'Everything Was Perfect Buy a
Superhowl Touchdown I Stadler Puts It Together to Win Hope
PALM SPRINGS <AP > -The
1980 PGA tour opened just as the
. ~·decade of the '70s ended with
, the new guys wlnning.
A r~rd-lylng total of 12 men
1cored tbetr first pro victories In
1979, and Craig Stadler made It
.: 13 in a J.2.month period. Monday
1 , wltb hi• two.shot triumph in the
·~ raln·delayed Bob Hope Desert
• Classic.
"I'm glad It's finally here,"
Stadler aald after a five-under·
par '7 ln tbe final round bad
.nailed it down. "It's got t.o be
. • ~aaler from btre on."
, WHILE HE MAY have been
ju•l another face in the growin1
hst or first time winners, 11 was
a different face. The chunky guy
Is believed to be the first min t.o
win a tour title whll~ wearing a
full beard, this one a bushy red
affair that makes him look
something llke a s hort Merlin
Olsen.
There was nothing defensive
abdut h.11 play. however.
"ll waa Just one of those days
when everyt.hln1 fell Into place."
he sald. ''EverythJn1 went r18ht.
perfect. Every time 1 got in trou·
ble, I made a aood recovery
shot .
"I think I only mlsaed two
fairways, and l made birdie on
both thole holes. " . ' ,.,....p_,..,
· ·MORHYTHM ANALYSIS. :.'.\ • •
:>' e, tbouab only atigbtly.
1JT CENTER MIKE
, bater will be 1ky blah. and
t of the offensive line will be
rbytbmJcally blgh, too.
lto, the SteeJera• defensive
Jobn BaoHtalr and free
et1 J . T . Tboma1 will be
ow par.
•Rama, on the otber hand.
• aeveral weak Unb ln the
enu. Jim Younablood might
uve. temble aame, •Jki three
emben of the secondary-Rod
rry, Dave Elmendorf and
Nolan Cromwell-will be l•Ung
under the weather
ON OFFENSE, the Rams will
get little or no help from re-
ceiver 8\1\y Waddy-he's al rock
bottom, biorhythmically speak·
ing. It will be one of those days
where nothing goes right for
him
While Ferragamo. Tyler and
Dennard rlgure t.o do well, guard
Kent Hill will be the moat Im·
preaslve player on offense.
Steelers kicker Matt Bahr will
be allgbUy below par while the
Rama Frank Corral may be
very sharp-but it won't matter,
because lbe Rams won't be close
enouah ror a field goal to help.
68 Buses to Transport Fam
..
T hat "'as on thP fronl·nine
par rlvl's at La Quinta Country
Club, Nos S and 6 That pair of
fours put h1m three-under-par
for the day and he wasn't out of
a share of the lead the rest of the
way. Some critical pulling kept
him on lop. He holed three limes
from the 18·20 foot range and
used only 27 strokes on the
greens
"I MADE THE PUTTS when I
had to," said Stadler. 28, who
joined the pro tour (our years
ago with some gaudy credenllalA
that included the national
amateur championship
lie won the Magnolia Classic
two years ago. but it's listed as a
second tour event and doesn't
count on the oUlcial record. Ile
had his best season last year
w1lh $73.000 1n winnmgr.
The first title, worth $50,000
from the total purse of $304,500.
came on a 343 total for 90 holes .
17 shol8 under par The long
tournament, scheduled tor five
days. was delayed 24 hours by
heavy rains la11t week
Tom Purtzer. Stadler·s play
inf! companion for the final
round, was a alngle stroke back
going t.o the 18th. had a chance
to tie with a t'l<>f!ln« birdie, but
hit a poor second shot that round
a bunker and led to a bogey.
"I JUST QVIT on the •hot,"
Purtzer said. "I chickened out
"Craig played very well. with
a lot of confide.nee."
Purt&er closed with a 68 and
shared the No 2 spot with Mike
Sutuvan, al.so wltb a 88 and a M~
total
Larry Nelton. winner of two
lilies and more than &281,000
l all year, had lo aettle for
fourth. Nelson, who had ah&nld
t he 12·hole lead wlth Stadler.
slipped to a cloalnc 70 In tbo muan. cloudy w11tber and wu
at l4t Mark Hay• wu next at
88-MT. The l(roup at US Included
Dave H1ll. Lann1 Wadktna, Tom
ktlt, Bob Murphy, U.A. Wei;
bHn1a.ndGeorc1Caal11 C•dJ•h•d
• oloalnJ 10. TM vtltran WU, ittJollni hll bttt '°'1mtrMOl In
tM )'.a.tt. lDd .klw htd •'1.
tlbrtnt 1hbt t'I. W;tkl and liurph~, ~~-1111• If\ ti'OOI UU~ n\tblk>ii unUI a liiPI• b0'9)'·'F
on the l?IJi bOle, h10 ·1 •
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But CdM Won't Be Par Behind •1 aooza CAILLSON °' ................ ll'e • n decad~ but u fer JI Sea View
Lea,ue tblU ICMe, the Ul80 campalp la 10-
ln1 lo be a re·nm of a yur •co with dtft:ndlnt
champion r..tancl• and corona del Mer locked lo
a two.way duel for the cron.
It be•iN Wednetday. The E•1lea of EaLlncla tel the Dally Pilot ·a
nod, chiefly because of team unity that bu helped
the defendlna ktnlPlna lo a 12-3 record.
Corona def-Mar. the only le1ltlmate
challenier. appeared outlt&Ddlne et the 1euon's
start with a emoc>Ol-runnln& attack. but a.a the
seuon wore on, lbe Sea Kinp appeared lo lose
their conslatentcv. Here ii how the Dilly Pt.lot predicts the Sea
View Leque will firuah <preseuoo reeorda in
parent.besis > ;
1. EA.lad• (1%·2) -The Eaeles appear lo
have no weakness. boutlnc e-s All·ClF star Steve
Van Horn CZ4 .2 average>. reboundi.oc and de
SE.4 VIEW HANDICAP
tensive strength 16-4 Tony Camp and M Rick
Riley>. an excellent set of guards <Tim Krohnfeldt
and Kent Sm1th and an out.st.anding bench
The 12·3 record 1s 1mpress1ve since among the
victims 1s Crespi. Manna (tWlce>. M1ss1on V1e10 .
Kalella and Maler De1 Two of the 106SeS are to
Ocean View
And lhe Eagles have shown the ability to pro
duce m tough circumstances. twice winning m
overtime Odds 6 S
Z. Corona df-1 Mar (9·31 When they are chck·
mg, the Sea Kings' front hne can be bnlliant
behind the play of 6 5 Rich Kmdorf, 6-5 Shawn
Ahearn and 6 6 Mark Spmn
Add 6 S Jt>ff Pnest and Corona del Mar may be
Orange County'<; toughest qwnlet up front
Corona del Mar raced to a 3 I mark early then
went to 50 point produ<'llons and has not been near
ly as effttt1vt> Odds 3 2
J. Costa Meu 17·6) The Mustangs have
their best shot al a Clf playoff berth since 1966
with a balanct-d outfit. led by I.he sconng or Steve
Lux. qwckness and penetration of Dan Bauer and
playmakmg of Hill Lux
Junior Roger Lackey and ~ophomore Ken
Hardslt>y ~IVl' Mesa a rounded attack Wlth what
appears to bP no holl's against other playoff
hopefuls El Toro lrvme and Cn1vers1ty Od<h
50 I
t
4. Vldvenl&y <3·81 If the Trojans ever~
lure tbetr share of luck. they could be a team Lo
r eckoned wtth behind the front Une or 6-8
McLaughlin. 6 7 J om Honeycutt and 6·5 B d
Guess
The early rap on Un1vers1ly was 10 t~e
backcourt. but the Tro1ans showed ample streno.h
there and seem to have no apparent wealm~.
other than that basic reqwrement Putting the
ball in the hoop Odds 100 l : .
s. El Toro IZ·ll Ron Holmes. lbe Charger;·
All CIF forward-guard, is fully recovered from~
early season ankle mJury. as evidenced by a '6·
point outout recently ,
But tus 24 5 average. along wtth a 12 O norm b y
guard Tom O'Bnen and poml guard Yee Y/Jl.h
Fonge do not appear to be enough lo cballeQBe
Costa Mesa and University
· If we ever learn to make ~me baskets we
could be 1n pretty good s hape," says Et Toro
Coach Ed t'ehx Odds 150 l
6. lrvi.w (3 lt> The Vaqueros are on: a
-.even game lot.mg stre.ik. but are also realisllca.l·
I.> m the chase ror thm:t place
The Vaqs have u!.ed what appears to be
..,e \eral comb1nat1ons and may have found t.hf'
right ~ ren·ntly 1o1.1Ch the emphasis on MUi e
Liv~..-~ s !>hooting
L1 V!'.<'V nt:llt:d 7i IXJIOb in a three-game s pan
Odds 200· 1
Golf Is Fu1r for Britz
She En joys Her Work
By HOWARD L HANDY Of_o.tfy,... ....
Jenlyn Bnlz is my kind of golfer
The runner up m the Mr Goodwrencb J.nv1ta
t1onal at El Niguel Country Club last week says she
enJOYS her work
"But when I'm playmg for fun and I get
behind a tree. I'll luck the ball out where I can get
a good shot." she says. "The game of gotr should
be fun and not torture when you are playing m a
friendly match '
BEFORE SHE TURNED PRO at age 30.
Jerilyn was a school teacher and mlerested m all
types of sports lier first contact with golf came
when s he was a lifeguard in Minnesota and her
boss would return from a round or golf and relate
funny stones that had happened to him on the
coursl'
"lie !<>howPd mP how to hold a club and I hit a
L'OUPll' or good shots and was hooked on the
gamt•." s ht• sa~s 'Thl•n I went to ~raduate s rhool
in New M e>.i<·n and found out you could play golf
all vcar ·
·she -won tht• US Open on the LPGA tour last
'ear and suvs th€.' only d1fCerenc-e 1l made was that
sht• 1s 1m 1lt>t1 to more events dunng her off days
This doesn t g1vt• hc:r the usual practice time at a
new course but she dOl•sn 't mind
"WHEN I WON THE OPEN. I had on!! of my
v.orst weeks h1tlln~ the ball. · s he says "I v.as
fortunate that so many or my s hots were short and
on the front of tht• greens They all seemed to have
a slope rrom back to rront and I v.as pulling up·
hill
Bnl1 says shl• ha'> learned that there are two
things sht-can t keep secret smce becoming a pro
.. You can't h1dt• your age or your income ..
While she didn't ranlsh well m the Women's
I Kem~r Open at Ye.sa Verde CC last year. sh~ 1s
k>oking forward to playme the course agein tn
March J • • • THE HOAG HACKERS IDSINX. a satellite
event tO ~ Crosby Soul.hem pro-am t.oumuneol
next v.--eet. will be st.aged at the abort NewQnter
lnn course for the seconct time next Monday.
Ttu.s tsn't exactly a test ol golf but more~f a
fun day Wlth many s urpn.ses for competitors
Instead of foursomes. players are grouped in six
GOLF
some ... and each rl'ce1ves an official Hacker T-shirt
along wtth assorted pr1z~ at ~ first tee. These
are rarel) senoll.!.
The t'vent '" the bra1nduld of Paul Salata who
!>erved a~ chairman of the week's fcst1vi1.Jes last
)ear Proceeds Crom the week of activity, mclud
ing a ro<tst of Angel Manager Jim Fregos1. benefit
Hoag Hospital
The actual tournament that will include t:lOb
Rosburg th1!. vcar will be plaved on Thursdav and
Friday. Jan 24 25. at Irvine Coast Country Club
over 36 holes w1th the winner getting an exemption
to the C'rosb~ toumt:y at Pebble Beach a week
latt•r
• • •
CmP SHOTS Doa Ruhter of the Women s
Kem per Opt>n staff sa}'> ttus year·:. TV limes are
later than thev were a year ago "We will be an
hour latl'r cJ o r lock 1 on Satur~ay and a half hour
later on Sunda~ c I 30 > this year ·· Dor1 says. He
also adds that tht' committee 1s working on c1
switch from lhl' 15th to 14th hole for the start or
any playoff The men's PGA tour moves to
Phoerux this week. then to San Diego for the Andv
W1lhams Open at Torrey Pmes Jan 23 The t..PGA
tourdoesn'lbe~in unlll Jan 31 m Flonda
Taiwan Nixed
LAUSANNE
Switzerland (AP l
Taiwan today lost in its
legal bid to keep 1t.s berth
In the Olympic Games as
the Republic of China
LEASE ANY MAKE ANY MODEL
DOMESTIC OR IMPORT
A Swiss civil court rul
Ing turned down
Taiwan's request for a
temporary 1DJUnct1on
suspending a dec1s1on
lb al il change Its Olympic
name "Republic of
China "
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lrmaa ol Ultlted Rea All. •• • l •1Ur.old Loi An .. les ftrm th1t1aOMoltbeoaUon'1 com 11
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l"lllllllttn•," uy1 Felnlttin. "Peo o felt that nn~ wu for thoM coul~'t atrord to b"1. It'• now moved ftom belq • 1U1rn1 to a wry smart way to aio."
FEINSTEIN, •. SAYS l'-'Cceulve years of double-dlpt tn.na.
have m•de cooawnen more careful about where they 1pend
elr money and cauaod lhem to re-uamlae the t.racUtlonal ertcan d ire to OW1> Jt all.
"Alt.boulh almott everyone aeerna to be mattnc more money
an nve yean ago, they have leu discNtUoalry income beeauae
\here are more and more deman<k on lbelr money " be aaya.
"People today Ju.at don't have lhe luxury of beinc ~ble to buy
whatever lhey want."
Ne.e Koll Tenani
Security Pacific National Bank has
opened its Irvine Commercial Center an
the IO.story east tower or the $25 milhon
twin-lo\\>er complex at the Koll Financial
Plaza in Newport Beach. The 10.000
square-Coot branch office on the first floor
fraturcs a complete range of banking
~crvices while the bank's re1lonal tru.st of.
rice is located on the second floor
PICO RIVERA <AP) -Tbe
2-m11Uon-1quare-foot a1nmbly
plant that Ford Motor Co. Ilana
to clOM Feb. 8 ll one of tbe meet
modem plants an lb• U.S. auto
industry. and It.a locatlon near
two freeways and a rn-.Sor reU
line makes 1t a pnm• lnduatrlat
property
But envtronmental control of.
ficials vtew the 22-year-old plant
as a "major concern," and
restrictions on 1ncre11ed pro-
duction output may discourage
the sale of the rac11aty to anot.ber
auto company
Memben\ ol the United Auto
Workers and Pico Rivera city of-
fic 1 a ls have t.pecul1ted tbat
another auto Ctrm, perhaps a
Japanese company, may want to
take over the property And
Ford has announced It wlll "en-
ll'rtaan au offers" for the fac-
tory
URA, wbo9e 150 nationwide 1torea wlll rent you everythina
From skis lo the wheelchair you use afterwards, has aeen Its
volume grow by almost 20 per~nt annually for the last five years,
Feinstein say&, and ls now expandln& lta franchised operatlona into
Japan and Canada. More 1rowth lies ahead, Feinstein predicts
"POU.S SHOW THAT only one-lhlrd or all Americans have
ever rented anything except a car, or maybe an apartment," he
says. "So there's still a lot or the population out lhere lhal doesn't
know there are all these Items available for them lo rent.''
'Bullet Trains' Here?
HOWEVER. IF Ford chOOles
to sell the plant, the new owner
must buy w\tll It the ri&ht.s to
conllnuti em1aslon1 from the
plant
Jeb Stuart.. executive officer
of th~ South Cout Air Quality
Management Dlatrtct, said that
JJlder a nf'W state law. a permit
to pollute the air I• a "property"
1hat can ~ bought and sold
between companiea. l''ord has
the rtlbt to char1e whatever 1t
can get lf it sell& the permit to
another company, Stuart a~
SAN DJEOO <AP> A proposed federal law
FeiMteln also lhinks the hu.slle·bU.'ltle or modem life will help
tht• rental industry
1mprovln1 Amlrak service drew support here
from Andriana Glanturco. 1tate transportation
director, who said many Californians now arc
"priced out or air travel. .. "We're all in a hurry today," he says "We set a day aside to
do someth1ng and we want to get It done that day People are re
ahzanR that they <.'an go to the rental store and the item they want
,,rill be available "
And Amtrak official Fletcher Ptouty uraed
use of high speed ''bullet train.&" ~tw~n San
Diego and Oxnard through Orange County. Los
Angeles and lhe San Fernando Valley
EVEN TIIE MUCH-DAMNED energy cnsls is a1dlna renta'
firms, savs Feinstein
"We're finally realizing we're running out or natural resources
and I think we re overcoming the idea that ownership la all-
important and now feel that usage is more Important." he says. "We
don't need the post hole digger We need the bole ll creates.''
"We encourage a federal commitment in
partnenhlp with the state" t.o Improve rail traffic.
Ms. Gianturco told a House subcommittee on
tranaportation and commerce headed by Rep
James J. Florio. D-N.J . •
l1 RA rrnts 1tc•ms in 12 <.'atcgorles; party, household and guest,
m(•d1<.'al. noor and <.'arpet care, power and hand tools, contractors
equ1pm1mt pamtinsz and plumbing. garden and yard, exercise,
eampmg an<1 s porting goods, automotive equipment and moving
and towing
The 500-mile corridor from Sao Diego to
Sacramento, she said. "Is one of the most heavily
traveled in the country . Its passenger use has
already exce<?ded our 1966 estimate for 19SS "
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Layboume, will speak at
the 7 p.m . Wednesday
dinner m eeting o (
Women In Business,
Orange County
Mrs Ryan was a
former exe<.'ullve with
Pacif1<.' Mutual Lrfe
Insurance Co, Newport
lkaeh
The meet.mg, with a
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al the South Coast Plaza
Hotel, Costa Meaa.
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Fidelity Federal Savings has opened its
permanent Irvine branch office at 4482 Barranca
Parkway
The 4,300-square foot structure replaces the
temporary otnce on Lake Road from which the
branch has operated since IL1 operung m 1977 As
so<'iatlon branch vice pr~sident Charlotte Branth
eontinues as man11ger at the new lo<.'81ion
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A 286-unlt apartment building at 6401 Warner
Ave .. Huntington Beach, has been purchased by
the Master Properties Partners, a limited
partnership, for $10,200,000
Traweek Investment Co., Inc of Marina del
Rey conducted the transaction for Master
Properties, one or the seven afflJrnted partnerships
of Traweek
A llPf"W" uasn Slf P
Allerjan Pharmaceuticals, headquartered an
Irvine, hu leased 48,000 square feet or space aL 605
Dyer Road ln Santa Ana.
The Irvine office of Ashwill· Burke & Com-
pany, lnc .. handled lhe transaction aa exclusive
leasing agent.
Alleraan plans to utilize the space m the
Keeler Foods Bu!lding for the warehou.slna and
dl1trtbutioo of ita pharmaceutical tine
The Bank or Newport ha! announced the ap
pointmenl of Dine Steo1e as aasialant purchasing
officer.
A director of the Harbor Area Girls Club, she
was a foundlnc member o( the board of diredors
for the Costa Mesa Hospital auxJllary and past
president of lhe California Federation of Women's
Clubs. She has been voted Most Outatandang
Citizen of the Ye r by the Costa Mesa Wo,men 's
Club.
John L. Tbouaaad of Newport Beach, president
of Wolverine Western Corporallon. la one of 2,100
delegates to the White House Conference on Small
Bu1lnesa whlch is beln& held in Washinaton this
week.
Fruk M. Edward.I of Newport Beach bas
been appointed representative for Goods Manufac-
t.urere International of Alhambra ror the 10
Western ital.el.
He Connerly owned Continental 8llUardt1 or
Santa Ana and hu been ln the billiard business 19
year1.
"ll serv1~ 1s to be improved, we are confident
of drama\Jc increai,es m r1denb1p," Ila. Gian·
turco asserted
The biU would give Amtrak more than SlOO
million wttb which to "operate more frequent tram
service." cult.mg 40 minutes from the Los An&eles·
San Dleao ride lbat now lasts 2 houn aod 35
minutes It would autbonie plans to atraipt.en
curve& and for tunnela, double trackJ.na and other
improvements alona the Santa f'e Railway lrack
now In UBe
1:'11 AJ>DrnON, St~art aa1d ap-
provaJ ol the dt.lrlct would be
required for any ch•n•es made
1n the plant's emission cootrol
equipment A new owner m lJbt
hope to increase production
from ~ modeel 400 can a day
ford onC'f' built at lhc factory.
h•• ... aid. and this would probably
r<•qu11'P dl~tnct approval
Ms. Glanturco, who tesllfied With represen
lalivea of Amtrak and prtvat.e railroads. said
energy costs will "continue their upward spiral
and, as a result, many Call!omiana will find
them5elveB pnccd out of UM air travel market We
halve al~ad} ~cen this ln I.be Loa Angele5 San
Diego area "
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NEW YORK <AP> -1'M art ol nnancllJ lever•sina. or produdn1 bfl NauJu wtU\ llUJe money, la IO commonly
practiced by lndlvtd&.1ah I.Oday that Wt uaume there was
oevu any other way of dolq thlnl•·
It •hows up ln the way Americana buy real eatate. ln
how they pay for Uft insurance, ln tbe way &My UH credit.
in the types of atockJ t.bty choose and even ln the way
they dltect their careen.
Business school 1raduat.e1, lor example, oft.en are
aware that lhe route to cof'POl"l,te 1uceet1 lln't necessarily
in dome lhe best job. At least IS Important, they know. J6
an be1n1 credited for doing d &ood JOb
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JOb by makln1 aure he 11 expc>Md to
higher ups who CH credit him with
supt>nor work. and then reward tum
wllh more Jobs m which ht> can again be
credited Wtth doani: a good JOb
IT IS IMPORTANT. the leverager
knows. not to be stuck in any Job too Ion"
They might forll(et him. won1e. they
mi g ht diHOVt!r his railings He
must keep on a rut track. even If
hf:' leaves a lrdll or unf1niahed CUHIPP
prOJt'C~ Movement 111 important· as Important as doin•·•
good u>b
Should hi.' become stalled, a shelfs1tter, the leverager
know-. exactly ~hat to do He Jumj:MI to another company.•
com pan)~ 1mpn•sst.>d bv has resume that 1t paya him 201>9f
cent rnon• lharn hl ~t in the old Job
More obv1oui. lb lbe rl'al e~tate levera1er Real estate ts
m iidt• for leverajtang . ain<:t' tht' down payment is a mall In re ta
lion to tht' total 1>rice Whf:'n 1nfldtion ragea. It produces su~r
le' t'raR1ng
C'ONSIDEll, •·oa t:X .OIPLE, the return made by an
1nH";t<1r who puts $10,000 dovm on a Sll0.000 piece of proper
1' wh1l·h tht>n inndtt'., to 160.000 in JUSl one year The re-
l urn of <·our-.t• " lUCJ !K'rl'f'nt 1n one year
1•rnr1.._s10nal rt•al t'blal.-lcveraa\!ra often do much Del·
ler .... o much beth•r that their return lite rally cannot be
1·nlculated They do 11 by puttmg nothing down-by ln-
1IUf irtR a lendl'r lo hnanc1: lhe enure works
Som .. do 1•vcn better Not '>a llsfled •tlh obtalnlnc 100
1wrc"•nt ranam·in~. they shoot for 120 percent That Is. on a
propt'rt) purrh8'1f'd for SS0.000 they obtain seo,ooo of
r1nanclng Tht>~ obtain the d~ l<> the property and add
Siil l>Ofl to their "'.illt·t"
Stock Market Churns
Arou1ul 865 Level
"'EW YORK <API ~ st.ock market turned In a
m 1 xed ahowing 1n continued heavy Lr~dln& today. boagtni
down al It.II highest lenl smce Octo~r
The Dow Jonea averue or JO \ndustr1als. which cloM?d
Monda) at a three·month high. ed~ed up another 5 o:J
po1nu to 868 60 today
l,o:,en ~"' about eve-n wtth galnen among "ew VorlC
Slt1t·k F:xchan~i· h~tt·d bsUt>'\
Another Jump in the gold pnce hH bHn 1Htnbuted
partlv lo the tensions 1n lran and Afd\anistan. Tbose samt
raNor<. have ht>lpeod touch off a scramble to buy ,locks of
jloldm1mn~ C()mpames and other con~ms wath commodlt.1
asset~
Torla} the h•vt>r showed s1ins of spreading to forest-
orodu<'b and paper compunil'..,
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by George Lemont
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l.Ad»ore1Le1'e
Joe Don Baker atars as a labor leader
and Karen Black plays hls wife tn the
miniseries "Power." concludlng tonleht
at 9 on NBC. Channel 4.
co...ra • rom.ntic; po oblern
Q1111eOWt1 CD STREETS Of' IAN RWOICO
Stone end K~ler 1nvoe1t
gate H•m111on "" Fore.,
ease when • 09(~
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coion.1 • un1t<Jrm mur<1«1
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8!J OVE" EA8Y
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Steve and Connie •ll•t
Amboy C•llforn11 • towri
With • popol•tton or ••Ohl
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George Putnam v1-• lhP
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KNBC (NBC) Los AngelH
KT\.A (Ind ) Los Angeles
KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angele~
Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego
• KHJ-TV(lnd) Los Angele!>
I KCST (ABC) San Otego
KTTV (Ind.) L.os Angeles
KCOP· TV (Ind.) Los Angeles
KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeltis KOCE· TV (PBS) Hunltngton Beach
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nohves into 1!'14.'CllVll guer
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of tne v.., " Howard, v.1th
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Happy Days Are Here Now for 'Sheriff Lobo'
By PETER J. BOYER
LOS ANGELES <AP) -To those unamused
by its humor. it has been dubbed "Sheriff
Lobotomy" -televlslon's monument to empty·
headedness.
The man who put the abow on the air. NBC
President Fred Silverman, is only slightly more
flattenng "'Road Runner" cartoons with humaru;
instead of animation. he called 1t
"The Mi sadventures of Shenf( Lobo." reviled
creature. just don't get no respect. But ratings
pomts. that's another matter
"SHERIFF WBO," llA.8 not only endured the
unkind remarks. it bas prevailed. Prevailed on
Tuesday night <al 8 on Cban.oel 4 > age1nst the
forces of ABC, which has owned the evening for
somC' lime now
"We've taken poinl.9 away from Happy L>ays.' ·
savs Lobo himael!, Claude Aikens, "and we're go
mg to take more."
Indeed, "Sheriff Lobo" hu taken on "Happy
Days." and succeeded in swiping a sizable share
of that long·running hit's audience. a feat rew out·
side of NBC executive suit~ would have imagined
possible last fall.
Aikens endeavors lo explain
CLAUDE AKINS (CENTER) PLA VS 'LOBO'
Mlh Wlltton (left), Brien Kerwtn Join Fun
"WELL. FOR ONE TIUNG, 'Happy Daya' is
sort or a tired a)ant <the ahow la ln it• seventh
season ).
"But also. audiences haven't seen this kind of
Bftlds Nete Di1'idon
NBC Programmer Out
LOS ANOELF.S (AP> -Mike
WtlnblaU bu been removed as
pre1klent of NBC'• Entertain·
meat Division, the network an·
nounced Monday.
NBC for 22 years, came to pro-
gram ming from sales when
Silverman created the NBC En·
tertainment Divis ion in 1978.
The network was on a downward
course at the tlme aod has re·
mained No. 3 during Welnblatt's
tenure.
mwiications, such as video disc,
video cassettes and the pro·
liferatioo of aat.ellite and cable
television. NBC Enterprises will
co n cern ttse tr w it h the
"software" end, supplyma the
programs.
Wtinbl.att, who became head
.1>ro1ra. mmer when Fred
1uw1rman took over aa NBC
pntldlnt tn 11'19.J..~ bead the "THE MARKETPLACE for ninl1 fonned NIM.i Enterpriaes THERE WERE signs of im· NBC la 1row1n1. and tbat
Dl'11lon. Sllftrman sald. •provement at the beeinnlng of marketplace will be developed
the 1919•80 television season llUO a new and Important profit
WSINBLATl"8 replacement wben NBC rated flnt ln two of center for NBC," 8Uvuman
comedy since the ·30s or '40&. it'• a different kind or comedy, not the standard three-camera
televts.lon sitcom There are the miat.akeo iden·
tlUes, the pbyaical humor; ll'a a romp, an old-Ume
romp. We'renot,strtctlyapeaking,aaltcom."
Aikens saya he doesn't take Silverman'• a.s
sessmenl of lhe show unkindly. In tact. be •1rees
with it "That's right. we are bke ·Road Runner · r
love the 'Road Runner,· watch it all the llme We
do a lot of lhe same sort or thing on our show
Mills Wat5on <who plays Inept Deputy Perkm111 ,.,
perfect for that kind of thing I think he s a com
edy geruus '
THE "SHEKIFt' LOBOTOMY" stuCf from
t:r1t1cs did bother him. A1kenl> admtts
··rt hurt me. I think. mainly because I v. a-. w
cerlam t>Veryone would hke 1t You knov. 1t s not
very often that you read a scnpt 1rnd laugh out
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loud. bUI. that h.appens to me aU I.be Ume oo tbii
~hov. 1t really does I can t wait to read the nei-t
one
· · 1 Uunk part of the problem I.a that tbtl abow ls
unhke anytiung ebe on televllion. You know, tMy
u1d tM ume thlng.s about the Marx Brothen and
Laurel and Hardy ..
BE\'OND OOliBT. "SHEalFF Lobo" was
helped by lhe g raying of "Happy Days." a
tttnybop ~how whose t~yboppers have 1rovm
up ·Happy r>ay~ vrew~rs hav1.; pres umabl)'
~rown up too. but ne~ k1ddtes have lhe1r hand-; on
thl' TV koob now and an• lunml( tn • Lobo ..
Silv«.>rman ~u~-..<'d that that v.ould happen
He told me di the begmnrnl!, not to v.orr}
.. bout 1ratm~·11 num~r-.. 1snd thal ht> had con
f1d<•nct> that we would make 11. · Aikens !>i.IY'
·And that o; tht• ntC<''>l lhinl( you cJn hear ··
• .... a .... --··---t Dlvlllon the seaaon'1 ftna9'11• .. four"'......... Hld ... ,,,. dlfft':t commercial • ••au UR -~·u -..-·u• _. • la. eaMI 114•~ 1111 •• .. :•n DOl mameed. But the network 1Up,Ped Mtk and indualttal u •• ot NBO s ,-.10~-11.,, ... ,"'
; Tllou1b Sllnrman /raised to third place ln Octobtr aQd bu produeta aod byprodud1 In a ....,....,.,"
: ~ Wllliblati'• effort.I an etalled llnlabtd thlrd 1n the A.C. Nlelsen market 1wel11n1 wlth new '"THIJ!RK".:) : ILllD 11JOMlly 1ulted io bead th1I Co. raUnp 10 of the last 12 technoloty and far·ran11n1 op. _ .. .-_ ...
: ... dl\'ltklll," WeJabl•tt'• ,.. ween. NBC 11 ranked third for portu.nltfet represeuta a maJor •---•.-.:-.;;..;; ....... ......,1..,••..-...--11 · m.onl tNm prosrammlnl •N the season. area of tC?Owth for HBC. r' ~Jr
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Hotted by HughOowna
With Ed Atner. Pearl Bailey. Norm Croeby,
David Hartman, Danny Kaye. Shari Lewis.
Meredith Mac Rae. Johnny M1thlt, Maureen
McGovern. Ronnie Miisap, Mtrlln OIMn,
Patrtcl1 Ann Pitts. Seals and Crofte,
and Sarah Vaughan.
Also. see dramatic ltlm stones that reveal
the plight ot children 1n Honduras. Thailand.
Bangladesh. ano Senegal.
Join the natk>n for thll two-hour cellblatk>n ot
hOpe fOI' the Ctilldl'WI of the woi1dl
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DESPITE THE NAaaow acop• of
Trembl-.y's script, director lM Sballat aod a
powerfUI SCR cut bring the play throbblqly to
life Most not.able ln this reeard ti WQM GraH u
the loud. periodically drunken father wbose
Redgrave Protest
Goes to Affiliates
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Auschwttz survivor
Fania Fenelon says she will apptal to CBS-TV af.
Ciliates m a nationwide campaien to ball the alrinc
or a television movie in wh.ich she ls portrayed by
actress Vanessa Redgrave.
Calling the pro·Palestiruan Ma. Redcrave "a
fanatic," Ms. Fenelon announced to a crowd of
more than 200 that she will ask CBS network af.
filiates nationwide to bar the film out of respect
for concentration camp survivors and tbelr
children.
IF mE AFFILIATES persist in airing the
film. Ms. Fenelon said she and her supporters will appeal to the American public to boycott lbe film in
what they called· 'Operation Switch Off ·'
Ms Fenelon said she can't understand why Ms. Redgrave was chosen to play her as a teen·
ager in the adaptation of the
former srnger's biography,
"Playing For Time "
"I thought, what have l to
do with Vanessa Redgrave"
She's tall, laJJ, tall -like l
don't know what Cslx feet):
she's 42 years old and abe loob
it ... and she doesn't have my
feelings," she said.
P'£NELON MS. FENELON, NOW A
resident of Pans, said that when the casting decl.aion '
was made public. she drafted a senes of letters to
CBS network offlcia~ protesting the selection.
However, she said none of her protests were
acknowledged. And despite repeated requests, sbe
said the producers of the project have not aJlowed
her to review the screenplay by playwright Arthur
Maller.
Rabbi Marvin Hier. dean of the Loe Anaeles·
based Simon Wi~enthal Center for Hok>cauat
Studies, accused CBS offlcia.la of confusinc the real
issue with one of artistic censorship and blacklist·
ang
''Nobody challenges Vanessa Redgrave's right
to pursue her career," Hier aaid.
But be claimed that the act.reu will me the
part to assert she is not against the Jewish people,
while at the same time puab.lng for the deatrucUon
of the state of Israel.
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for beneU u a club atqer. Norem Heueay ll baun~ u the )'OUDCer cfaQCla&er. carryl.q oa her
mothers M!f·lmpoMd martyrdom.
TD Pt.A Y 18 A DAU parody ol tbe eort ol marrtqe clued tocether 0011 b)' r.&llioul faith or th l)reMDCe of chlldren. and lt lS di.fftCtlit to AC·
.cept t.be fact that lt bun't lon1 alaee been
termloaied. Only the most mnocbf.Ut coOS eo·
dure tb.lt eon ot perpetual ftaaeUaUon.
"Foreftr Youn. Marte-Lou'' at tbe &eCOQd State ls ln ....,, cootrut to the brtlbt. upbeat ·~ by Side by Sondheim'' in the main SCR
theater. n eoat.lnues ntptly except llODdaya at a:ao p.m., wWt Sunday matmeea at s. ln tbe
Fourth Step Theater, fW Town Center Drive.
Colt.a llaa. •
•
CAU..llOA&O -Althoulb tbe abow doean 'l
open unU1 M~Oolden WeM. Collete bu called
audtlb:la foe en and daDcen fo.. tbe musical
comedy "KlDDie 1 Boya" for Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday ol nest week ... dl.reet« John Fen.cc.a
wW be cutta1 -n roles, u well u extru. at the lr)'outs, IChedu.led for 7 p.m. all three da,ya ...
Reslatration for tbe La1uaa Moulton
PlayboUle'• youS.b acting clua wW be beJd Satur·
day from l to 3 p.m. at the pla)'bouae, tOS Lacuna
Canyon Road, Lacwi• Beach ... u.e eiebt·•eek
clus in bask actinl akilla ls for boya and lirla
from 5 to 18 and will be tal.l&bt oa Wedneaday and
Tburaday afteruoons by Uta Surette ... ull
d'7·1:i88 °'-.,ue for detalls ...
--5rAA TI\EK__
1 ° a • I
Ruth Gordon
Lee Strasberg
in
"BOARDWALK" IPGJ
with
Janet Leigh
An Expk)eive Orama of our changing times
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MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
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''Bow m.., t.b1U tenutaul ia CIG
tbe '* llDd tblat you ba ve a cbance °' '**"'•. boitqe!" be asked. AbOat IO percent ralaed tbelr
handa.
' How maJ, tbe cueat q>eUer C'Oll·
tinlled. baft been pbotocrapbed and
bad tbelr fln&el\ntnta taken!
Moat of the men and women, leaders ol mWtinaUooal ftnna, ln·
dlcated they bad.
"ll I tarceted aomeooe ln tllll room
for a kldnapplna," aaid Janaco. "I -~·t '° after you -I'd '° after your family, your children."
BVT VlrnJALL Y NONE ol those
t>reaent for the monthly aasociatioo
meeting al the Registry Hotel In
Irvine indicated they bad taken the
time to have their children fingerprinted.
J anaoo, a Huntington Beach pro-
tective services consultant.. urged
them to not only have their family
DlllJpfllt,......~,.~110'0-U
Former FBI Agent
Jack Janson
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.. aDd o&ilr -~ ... fon11Lta11a
AUUlllb toa.!p make •· uooa ID the nmt a ...a.u" 11 t#d·
napped .. taba bal&.er· It la part ol a enm maoqellMll pla l1MOD
rweommenda ftnna ct.velop.
In tbe emotionally char1ed af ·
tennath ol I kktnapptac Cll" "9rrorllt
act, tt la easier to retl>OOd U a plan
bu beal made, be aald.
The plan would cover areu aucb u
whether a ramom would be paid,
how much it would be, whether fami·
ly memben would be included, who
would handle neeotiaUons and who
would deal with the preaa.
''THE PIAN IS 80 EVE&YONE
knows what to do,'' Janaon dplalned
in an Interview. "It's a good bustneu
practlce. It's like, what do you do in
a fire? You may never use the plan,
but at leaat it's there."
Being kidnapped or taken hostage
is not one of life's certainties as are
death and taxes, but Janson believes
people should be aware that it could
happen to them.
That view may seem a bit ex-
treme, but Janaon. speaklna lJJ a
commanding voice, cites fieures that
paint a frightening picture.
"Terrorism 1s definitely on the
rise," be said "There are kidnap-
pings occurnng every day of the
week. and ransoms are being paid."
A Virginia-based corporation,
Risks lntematlooal, made a study
that illustrates the rise in wortdw1<1e
terrorist activities· assassinations,
bombinp, kidnappings, personal U ·
aaults.
TB£ Bl'UDY Q,ft 572 fenotist tJr.
cidenta occurred 1111972; 728 in 1971;
1,25& In 1977. and 1.su ln im. · Kidnappers, noted Janson, re·
ceived a reported total of $1SO million
in ransoms during the moa. Tbe
largest sinJcle paid ransom was $80
millioo and SS million to $10 million is
nowthedemandnorm.
The chances ot terroriata succeed·
iDI ln their dem&Ddl ~ Jlleh. ac-~tdbll to 8 Rabd Corp. ~ made "'bef \f,,_ l.968 and 1974.
Amoq the statiattcs Jamon cited
wer~ a 40 pen:eot chance that all or
some demands would be met where
something more than safe passage
and or exit permission were de·
manded.
THESE ALSO W A.S a 79 percent
chance that all members of terrorist group• will escape punishment or
death.
Even if caught, the study lftdicates,
the av~rage sentence for a terrorist
around the world is approximately
four and a half years.
And if a terrorist's goal wa,, to gain
major publicity there was a 100 per-
cent probability be would succeed,
said Janson.
That's why Janson believes. that
the closer the United Stale8 gets to
holding the Olympics, the more ter-
rorut incidents will occur in Uris
country.
Pied Piper
Playing the flute is like singing into a
silver tube, says 90-year-old master
flutist Marcel Moyse.
operations recently.
"Here's a bole and bere's a bole
and here'• another," be pointed with
a artn. lett:ina bis whimsical wtt show
throup.
The master flutist, in Southern
Califomla to teach at the Unlvenlty
of Southeru CaUfornla, Califol"Ql'
IDltlblte of tbe Arts and Modnt Sa1nt
Mm'• Collec&, wu v1llUnl one of tm atudent1, Susan Fries, for several
days.
He 1uppoeedly bad come for a
vacadcn but had written music every
day 4ur1u bl• 1ta1 in Newpo{t
Beach. lb. 'l'rles uld.
7errorism is definitely on the rise. There are kidnappings occurring evety day. .and ransorns
are being paid. ·
Political terrorist.a, wtiiQ uauaUJ
are JQOting for publicity. would have
the perfect aettmr,be said.
"What is terroriam?" a:iitd Jan.or.. "Terrorism la theater. Tbey'ro look-
ing for a staee. They're 1ooltlni for
an audience. When you have that, the
play goes oo.
"WBEaE COULD TREY BUY
that publicity? They're aetting It for
free."
But poUtical terrorum is only part
of the picture.
A person could easily be in a bank,
liquor store or supermarket when a
robbery occurs and the exits are
sealed
"You 're inside." s aid Janson.
''You are a hostage It happens all
the time."
.Jan.aoo, who spent nlne years with
the FBI and witnessed the bank rob-
bery-host.age situation that i.nsplred
the movie "Dog Day Afternoon," bas
a list of Ups for possible hostage
Wesavt.og.
When a person ts I.alum host.age, he
said, the initial confrontatklll ii tbe
meR=ve, emoUon.ally charged H4 rous period. U there ii a poHl~y ot violence, It usually ls
the bedage who ~ hurt.
"IF YOO &EACT with a p-eat deal
ot violence, they'll met the same,"
he aald, addltig that the first 20
minutes are the moet crucial for •ur· viva)
"It's up to you to k~p the situ.Uoo
calm."
He suggest.a following lnstrucUoos.
staying alert. listening to wbat the
captors say and reacting to it. Often. lbe hostage mlgbt be lbe first person
to ever listen to them. be said.
"A9k questions, keep them talking.
let them pour out to you. You may
solve their problems just by l.uiten·
ing. Show understanding Reassure
them. keep them calm ··
Janson described eyes ~ the ter-
rorists' weapon If hostages are
blindfolded. he sa1d, tbere is a good
chan~ they Wlll be executed
"If they (terronsts> can't Stt the
eyes, you're not a human being,
you·re a pu~ce of meat
''USE \'OUR E\' ES TO your ad·
vantage. Make rum look into your
eyes You want him to get to blow
you, or at lerust think he knows you
Tallt to him. let him know you're a
human beina and you want to live "
Janson added ... ll you're facmg
someone with a aun. don't tum your
back oo him. Remember wbat I said
about eye coot.act ··
AJt.hQiaiO Jamon nld the~
of time Ts ln favor of law enrorce-
meot in the ntleaai.nc of bostaea. the
ioacer a person la held, the more
likely be i.a to undereo PIY~cal
cUqea.
The. changes att mown u tbe
Stockholm Syndrome. Tbe name
comes from a 1973 l.ncident in wblcb
one man and three women were bekl hostage in a bank vault m Sweden foe
five days
The cue 1.5 import.ant. be said.
because tt gave police an opportumty
to observe the psychological changes
bostaees undergo
SEVERAL FACTORS MUST BE
present before the hoslJ.lges · Uunki.ng
begll\S to change
Their mental attJtude pnor to the
incident 1s taken mto account, and
th~y must have been put Ul1o a life
and dealll situation "Your Ule LS 10 lbe
bandsofthehostage talter "
A s1gruf1cant a mount or time must
pass and there must be fear of bemg
killed. an Ulabillty to escape and 105s
of bope
Humiliation is alao a major fact.or.
The host.ages 10 the Stockholm bank
had to ask permission before making
(SffTEIUlOIUSM, PageC?>
Rights
Advocate
DETROIT CAPI -ao.a Parb bu been
proclaimed "mother or the civil ri&bta move-
ment," even a "saint," for refualOI to yield her
bu.a teat to a white man in 1965.
Her atubbornnea1 touched elf a f~ that
awept the nation, but lbe amall, soil-spoken
66-year-old black woman seems unaffected by
the praile.
"Saint!" abe aald with a lauah. "I don't
comider m)'lelf a saint at alL I'm Just a bu.man
belna llke everybody else."
MU. PA&KS was beinl awarded the
Martin Luther Kin& Jr. Nonviolent Peace Prise
yeaterd.a)' In Atlanta durln& blrtbdaJ celebra-
Uona for the alaln civil rlpu kader.
Sbe ls the tint woman to receive tbe prise.
El1bt men have received the award. l.Dcludllll
former U.N. Ambuaador ADdNw Youna ana mi,rllll labor orpnber Celar a.aves.
W\Ul her 11'1 balr palled back lido a bun
and ber banda folded lD ber lip. Mn. Parb pa·
ttent11 -~=1~UMtiona about IMI' pMt. But aom• ol the atioo 1uffend b)' blacb wu
ditncult.lor ber to talk about.
· 'lt it 10 utraord.lnarUy Pllnf\al to loot beck
OD IOCl)t ol tbe tb1nP .. lhed t.broalb, '' eh•
ta1d.
Jin. Pub made b1l*7 DM. 1. 115.'S, en a bulla~.AJa. Aftei' a •1 worldq u a ............. at UM
Iii~~ Pair depa~lton. ibe WN or-
dered oat of bet Mil ta u.e WI' rMr ~ ....
Aned tor blaea to that a iihlW mu cDu.ld lit.
Three blllCb pvt 1!P dlilli Natl. SM N·
f\&Sed. I
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••11Jt1'' •• 10 that'• wb~ 10 many • f1mll ar nam.. from lb• Newport
Harbor Art Museum -..... on the cuest
Ult. ~
Tbe Seafartna Lodl9 Jlfo. 70I, Free and Atc.epted liuou, bu a new 1late
ol officen. £.erJ Lars• wu seated aa wonbipt\&1 muter durlQa ceremarues
Friday evenlnf lo tbe Seafaring
MHonic Temple, Newport Beac:b.
FIRST NtOHTERS - A successful performance of ·'Side by Side
by Sondheim" at South Coast Repertory 1s celebrated by <from
left) Mrs. Andrew Johnson. board chairman Howard Siegel and
performers Richard Doyle and Ten Ralston.
8"mit1 Pactfte Bank bu t\U'Md ita
atte.ntian to t.be vtaual art.I lo lta iww
Irvine Commel'Cllal Center ln the Koll
Ftna.ncl&l Plua ln Newport Beach wtth
the tnitallatJon of woru by Laddie lob
Dill, CraJ1 Kallfmu, WIUlam Nlclaola
and Doq Olaboa.
He and bb wife bo&t.d a reeepUoo m
thelr San Clemente bome after the ln
alallation ceremoaJea for ao trtlDda and
relaUvea.
BW ud Martu Ban, 1.rvti1e, have
been reeotPllJed for outataod.tnf senice
to Santa Ana·Tualln Community Hospital.
•• • Terrorism
<From Pace cu that no one car~ about them and
that the pohce wanted lo kill them . ...
;:Homemakers: Get Out Scissors a move. tncludiog using the cbem1cal
toilet brought into the vault Cor them
They were tied up. pbyslcally
abused and al leaat one oft.be women
waa raped.
When lt came ltme for the bank
robbers to turn themsewes over to
the police. the two women hostages
placed themselves betw~n the two
men ao that they would not be shot.
The women lrutially refused to testify
a1a11wt the men and they reportedJy
corraponded wtth them in prison.
D8Aa 8EADSU: I
advlae aD ~ ......_
typtl ad Joeb .. w..
at •ce to tbe sportl or
11t11aadal aedloa. T•b
.:..eol•m11 wtll be of ae ln·
tereat to yo•.
llomemakera, get the
HI.Aon oat. You'll love
It.
He wrote: "Tbe fillings
are lumpy and taste like
soap. The meringue is
rubbery. The crust is
tough as cardboard.·'
Ann , we must do
everything possible lo
save that wonderful
friendship. I would like
to do my part by sending
my wife's recipe for the
world's best, no-fail
lemon meringue pie.
Please publish the re-
cipe in your colUtnQ. -I
AM IRVING S. OF
WASH.,D.C.
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: I can't stop
o.A#tblnklng about the
bachelor who com-
: plained about the nice
widow who insisted on
·• bJlkh1g lemon meringue
ples for him. He didn't
. •tiave the heart to tell her
.. the pies were inedible.
DEAB IBVING: Alter
my meal loaf dJaaster
whleb resuJted lD 40,000
....
( Horoscope
WEDNESDAY, JAN. JI
By SYDNEY OMARR
)
ARJES (Mar. 21 -Apr 19). You have add1·
t1onal "working room." One in position of power
is willing to make room for you
TAURUS (Apr 20 May 20)· Good Moon
;• aspect coincides now with special publicallons,
, communication, long-distance messages and
:. ~ JOUrneys. c GEMINI <May 21 .June 20). You bounce
c)• back from apparent adversity. You impress one
"'
"who counts." One close to you discusses
money, budget, investments -and •·special"
aspects of your relationship.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Go slow, main-
tain low profile, make lnquiriea and display
ability to laugh at your own foibles. You will be
asked YoW' "considered opinion ' on legal ques-tion. Be diplomat.le!
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Steady approach * brin1s desired results. Meam eschew sensa·
~ UonaJi.sm. Keep on course. Study fine print.
'•' read between the lines.
·b VIaGO (Aue. 23-Sept. 22): Be ready for
.1t1 chance, messages, travel, a multlpUcity of ~l choices. Accent on creativity, children, change,
,,. speculation and emotional responses. Romance is
,a in picture.
to LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Domicile, basic
11 security, long·range decisions are featured.
o• Means phlnt seeda for future -be patient. con-
fident, thorough. Major life style adjustment is
on horizon. ~. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Accent oo
1,. short trips, defininl terms, Bettini peek behind
,, scenes. Steer clear of aeU-deceptlon -see
.r;-
·I
places, people in realistic light.
SAGITl'AJUUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You hold
"trump card," even lf not aware of it. Accent on
money, apeclaJ collec:tiODJ, rewards based on
shrewd investments. Relationship lotenalfies.
A CAP&ICOaN (Dec 22·Jan. 19): Reach
.,. beyond eWTent expectatiom. Circumstances
_. favor expansion, better distribution and display
'"' of product. You finish a major project. ,, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): New •P·
• llr' proach enables you to galn "backstage view."
,tJ.t Glam:!'i treaUvity, freah cont.acts. enlighten-
"' ment love are featured. •h• PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Friend .:,c atlmulates leamina process; what bad seemed
•t• a tremmdous obstacle can actually lSecome a
111 welcome challenge. Be receptive, follow
VY throu&h on bunch and be wiWn1 to listen, ob-
"' MrV• and add to knowlectce.
•
cu ,.~~u~rR~1Ni
.-&" OALLERY • \
Jatf' 1~ NeWport Blvd., C.M.
WE MOVED
,
leUen (I left wt aa Im-
portant ln&redleat and
tbe typetteUen loa.aed ap
tbe meaauremeata). I
swore off redpes. Bat
yoDJ"I la a wtnner. I bad
it teated Jn my own
kltcbeo a.ad raia voac'b
for it pel"IODllly.
BEST-EVER
LEMON PIE
1 baked pie shell
11• cups sugar
I lablespoona com-
sta rcb
2 cups water
~~ cap lemoa Juice
3 egp. aepara&ed
3 lablespoou batter
111a teupoou lemon
extract
2 teaspoons vlnegar
Mix 111gar, comstarcb
together La top of doable
boiler. Add the two cups
of water. Combine eu
yolks with juice aad
beat. Add to rest of mix-
ture. Cook until thick
over bolllng water for 25
minutes. 'lbJ• does •way
with slarcby tute. Now
add lemon extract, bat-
ter aod vl..Degar and sUr
thoroogbJy. Pour liat.o a
deep, albe·l.ncb ple 1bell
and let eool. Cover wl&b
mertaa-and bro1r11 i.
oven.
NEVER-FAD..
MERINGUE l tablespoon COrD·
starch
2 tablespoon cold
watf'r
lz cap bolling watn
3 egg whites
6 tablespoons sugar
l teaspoon vanilla
Plnc:b ol salt
Blend cornstarch and
cold water La a saucepan.
Add bolllac water and
cook, tdn1a& mtdl clear
ud tbJcltened. Let 1taad
aatll COMPLETELY
cold. With electrtc beater
at high speed, beat egg
whites antll foamy.
Gradually add sugar and
beat unlll STU'F, but not
dry. Tum mixer Lo low
apeed, add s alt and
vaallla. Gradually but
La cold corn.starch mill·
tare. Turn mlxer •gain Lo
high speed ud beat well.
Spread mertJagae over
cooled pie fllHD«. Bake at
350 degrees for aboat 10
mlnut.H. This meringue
cats beaatlfaJJy and
Faith and Arts
Faith and the Arts is the theme of the 12th
annual seminar sponsored by the Women Al·
social.es of the Interfaith Foundation at the
University of California at Irvine
The series will begin at 10 a m. Tuesday,
Feb. 5, with a program by Rabbi Bernie Klng
and the Rev. Bill McQuoid, whose coo1re1a
tions share a facility in Newport Beach.
The Feb. 12 program will be presented by
Sister Ellen O'Leary, a sister of St. Joseph o(
Orange, who wlll demonstrate how prayer and
worship can be expressed through dance.
Antonia Roju also will demonatrate the
Jewish sephardic dance with IUitar acccunpani·
ment by her husband, Dr. JoefKabUov.
ON FEB. lit the Very Rev. Father Gabriel
Ashle will talk aoout Greek Orthodos icons, art
and music, and on Feb. 26, Chrlatian symbols,
past and present, will be dlacuased by Slater
Eileen McNemey and Father Bill McLau1hlln.
The aerie• will take place at St. Mart's
Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach.
Tickets are $10 for the series or S3 per lee·
ture and may be ordered lrom UCJ Interfaith,
P. 0 . Box AE, Irvine, Calli. 92118. lnfonnaUon
la available at 833-0891.
ADYANa UGISTRATIOH HOW Of'IH.
Now 1s the ume to sign up IOI ice skO.ting lessons at the Ice ~Chalet Whethef you·ve ice skaled bcfOIG OI nevet
ice s~atoo 1n you1 Ide. one ol theSe Cl8Sses IS fol vou
Clasle3 I~ up last so call roday fOf ell ttle ll'lfOlmahon
tor the whOle ttimlly
never leUl&kb. ~Y !
CONFIDENTIAL to
Waltl•I •U• BJ1b
Hepea : Vea, a• or-
Uaopecllc aaraeoa eaa
torred bow-lep. I ac-
cepl yoar otter co tettd
*51 to a dt.artty. Make
cheek• &o aebbWta-
Uoa 'NUlll&e of Clllca10
and mall IO me a& &lie
S••-Tlmes, 4tl N .
Wabull Ave., CbJeaao. ru .... u.
W1'111 THESE CONDITIONS pre·
sent. said Janson. boclta&ea belin Jos.
ine their sense of personal ideotity.
''YOU Start th.lnkinl like the kid·
n•ppers," he said. 'Their wants
become your wants. You start takine
on their Identity.
"lt'a almost like the child-parent
relaUoosbip. You are aratetul they
let you live."
Durtn& the Stockholm incldeat,
Jiansoa said. two women boala,es
were allowed to telephone their
families. The women commented
Janson urgeo any futu~ hostages
to remember the psychological
eba.npa that mi&ht have occurred
when they are released.
"You'lf do anything you can to stay
alive," he uld. add1n1 that af-
terward. "you'll be depreued. Sul
realize under normal clrcum-
1t.Dce1, you wouldn't have reacted m
that manner "
''1blnk about it.'' be added. "Think \hat 1t can happen • ·
Mystery Resolved
I have alwa) s belteved that the most excitmg
three words in the English laneuage are ... Just
add waler."
This ls obviously true ol hot tubs and saunas I
don't own a home spa. but I know of a lot of people
who think they're the greatest lhlnp smce black
tOwels
In every ad you see IOI' them, t.be people are
laid back wttb their arms outsltttched while their
faces reflect an ecstasy reserved only for a loan
approval
I NEVER KNOW ~hat to do in a whirlpool
Arter I gwde my body rarefuJly through a mazt> of
waler currents and find a seat. J JUSl sit there &nd
watch my fingers shnvel
We were traveling wtth another couple
through California recently when the sign on the
motel adverttaed, "Hot Tubts .. Since ll was rold
and rairung and we wet'(? all sufferin& from
passenger fatigue, the sign lured us m.
Within rrunates after we checked in, the other
female compa.nlon and l were st.anding at the ed&e
of this outdoor. boll.mg caldron ln our underwear. I
put my foot ln the tub. (My tea sbou.Jd be served
this hot.> Paclng myself. I allowed an inch of my
body to entu the tub every e.aght DlUlUtes. t..ater. l
thought what a stght we must have been . . . both
of us sitlini there coolun1 ln a tub wllh only our
plastic rain sca·-.es showtne above the water.
NO ONE SAID anything ror a few mlnutes.
Then I said. "I was Just thinking. Do you ever use
your crock pot!"
''Not a Jot." she saJd "I ~ver think about lt
until It' a too late.'·
We sat lo silence another 15 minutes Then she
sald, "The Webrles had one of these tubs put in
their new home in the backyard "
Car Show
'Does~ like 1t?'' I a.sked.
.. SUE SAID IT WAS JUSl another wa~ of get
tine the phone to ring ''
Anoe.her wom•n entered the tub She had on a
bikini and her stoma• . wu flat and her legs long
and sbm
I loolled at my 1end We both made the de
cisaon at the same Ume. We st.retched our arms
out.. la.id back and smiled hke we had Just heard
volte& Now I knew why people looked Uke that in the spa ads.
No~ wanted to leave first.
STOP THAT THIEF
OR RAPIST
Let us Install yoor dead· bolts and other security
~vices as n!<ommendeCI by your police depart· nwnt.
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creative. brin1 offer! •nn.
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~~THE R[Al.-1
~ £STAT[RS :
LNAISLI
• IR wltb eo · allp. ......
601 UDO
1faterfront condo. 111'111 UHraded Spec· .....,.~. t&.'50.000.
*Cote Real'y as Investment
~sm
2 ..............
I aa 4 Ba tuttom
waterfront bomet
w/17••' p•t dockl. Priced fltl,OOO to
t:l.Oll.000 dlNCt from
Wldlr. l'al' ClitUJ» on
... borDel aGd •DPt to ~all Carol Hoff,
9eWng anyUun1 With a
Daily Pilot Clusllled Ad
ia a simple matter ..
tlat calJ 942-5178.
F\nd what y ou want ln o.u, PUot Cluallleda.
3PrlvahlHChn
Fabulous 4 Bdrm home in Cameo
Shores! Prime Corona del Mar
location, with 180 dee Ocean View,
cathedral celllngs, & Game room
huge pool·size lot. Lowest priced
View home in Cameo Shores. Call
613·8550
Abmtcla••d
lntlcCdMHOIM
N eeda TLC & Im aginatlon; 3
Bedroom + fireplace, ranched
fence & roBel. Owner Anxious. Call
673·~.
H11McM Prf•KJ Private 3 Bdrm CdM home nesUed
in hillside, steps to the sand, living
room with quaint brick fireplace
opens to private patio & step.saver
kitchen. Asaumable Joan. Call
673·8550.
CM1rful CdM .,.....
Walk to beach & 1hops; each 2
bedroom cottage has woodburnlng
fireplace and patio! Owner wlll
help finance. Call now 673-8550.
673-8550
l\O SiHE REAL-J
I ~~ ESTATERS , __ .,__ --· --
country kltcbea, but• wl&b 2 briek flnplecet, mare! Uall '8 •snded txa. room. Owner Au· CCUl&rJ ld&dlte loob out T-.. -... ta !
loua,callnow.54e-2313 co eoNl'td ._ ••1· ~fM&tTll-i.,:.• I• lltC•1• f'll1•• '" 9' '' \' '•' llll •i<CI ' AallUDe '51,000 f~1' Ol'f,. 111 t• If I II/IV IOtl Htet• l!l 11111 ~~~~;·::· Spectac&alar
.J:~:!~-I• INRI
HAllOI VllW tM.LI Price reducUon for immediate tale.
Lusk built 3 Bed.room, f amib' room
alngle story house. New carp«a •
decorator wallpaper. Earthtone
decor, wood paneling. Brand new
k ilchen appllancea lncludln1
Jc nn·Alre range and microwave
oven. Large corner lot. Owner
assists flnanclne. $219,500.
PIMIMSULA
Spanish style duplex features 3
bedroom and one bedroom unlu --
both wtlh fireplaces, d.lsbwuben,
modem appllancea. Easy walk to
beach and shops. Flexible terma.
Owner will trade. '275,000.
macnab I lrvlna
realty
A IUMIDtMY Of' nte UMNI COMPANY
MOUMTAIM YllWll
Spectacular vlew1 from the
upstairs of th1I lovely 4BR home.
Paneled family rm w/fplc -formal
dining rm --and many add'I
amen1Uel. Super clean -·ready for
you & priced to sell at t124,000.
<W-70)
POOi.i POMD ........... Mll
Super new 2BR home. PaUo off
Uvm1 rm w/fplc -formal dlnlDI area. Avall. lmmedlately
$650/mo. (W·71)
ALAN BEEL 752-1•1'
642--t2H ....._.200
tot Dowr Drift H.,._ View CAnter
Irvine et Camput ValleY c.nw
7SZ•1414
t
f?':.:·:"J Tllf: 11 l:J\ I
~1 ESTAn:As
'°9a.OIUll SAU
I.GOD 1q ft OC'eaA view
prop.rt1 lo Ian ..... a.m..-...-e, llllu.t be eoAd
oowl Brt.o1 payment•
curtD\ 6 tab over
Vl!RSAILLES
model featur1n1
dramatic: entry wtth
wlndln1 aua~df'd
1talruae over Ina apacio.. Uv
room. C4mPUmen
by 4 bedroouw. 4"
batha. t'lrcYlar
prdta ~ wtUa ••U.. ...... rwmat dlnln1 room. In· urtoua ..........
&~r•• car 1•ra1e
Wide o,. ¥Mw ol
1olf co11r1t and
mountalaa from aJJ
roomt C.U for ap.
pcMDtmeat.
''(. l( ty l< )f ( .. < )
1100.000 lou. A&t. --------.tnD ... Ad Help! 112-971
m1111,11n aa.
OVER 50 YEARS OF 3elfVPCE
MIWPOIT CWT coe•o txtr• ~ Two Bedrootna. Two Batba.
Otif"ln&I °"'*'· Uk.t A ..... Hardwood
P1oon • lbutten. Wet Bar • P'tNPla~ ln Uvlnt Room Attractive Mu&ar Bedroom kit.. Pool. S.uoa 6 Tean.W. fflll'T')'. 01111
1142,JOO.
131-1• Ill "DOW...,.•• DIM
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Ltlll .... Dnm
90¥Allll.IOO
MoH rl1bt ln Im ·
Ill.-:' ..... ~"" decor ead laadHap1n1 . I
ClllOSITY
INVOOED
fll.UOUllES Bdrm. !~ Ba LoU °' wood cab&oela. Lara•
deubM prqe. pnvate
..... m&ry • ya.rd See eo ~! How J*ftd..
I> ,..., oAd ...... IGDed
OP. Qvk C... area.
s.i&a ADA Call DOW for
mandl&a&ll.
cg Coldwell Banker
DCWllYILY a.I
You won 't be dreamln1 wheft you
He the 1ylvan rear yard wtth the
extensive raised wood decktn1.
lnsidej.~~ral wood ceUinp as a
brick ''"'place welcome you to Uaia
3 bdrm choice HARBOR VIEW HIL~ reeidence. '250,000 FEE.
AttractJve ftnan.ctn1 available.
(;-;.:;:,·]
Lingo
AW&an
DCILL8CT
HU.TOP LOCATION
LA.uNAUACH u.w . ., ..... , ......... ..
Mal ............ .. c::::·:;... :.~ = = .... ~ c•1111 ...... ...............
c ••.-l•U1tat. Off ere.-•l '"" ... , . ......
•
-c.-...... 10
.-sao.ooo
...... lt)ld. w. Slde CM,.._....,
St Patrick's Day
tn JO'll' 'lrttme Mr
Veteran. if you b\IY to
day! 3 Bdrm 2 bath. 2 car
attached garage. Larae
yard. Move m condition .uoo. OlllM6-i181
don osen
rnahur..,
1%13 N Coast Hwy
Lagana Beach
497448
-.~:r~ HERITAG[
. . RcALfURS
S!O.OOODown' Finr' 4 br,
2 ba. &OOd area John Va
OWl Co. 63}-GIOO
$3900 Down 3 bdrm
Townhouse Assume
balance. 497-5039
1HEILUFFS
Lge assumable . loan
Beaul decor'd, tn level
on quiet street Only $149.~ Call645-0303
1tNI'G ~t.heSE.A' 2 BR 2
Ba + den Golhtn:am
Oubbouae. pool, J8('UW sn.ooo A&t 646-4380
•EXCITING•
Udorarta
1974 Trav ell'll' ,.,
cabana. oul.S1de p11uo de
garden 01 ~hw asher •rM"-..rr 2600
d 1 s po s a I ·fros l f n• t• ~iiiillfiiiililiii'3 Fr111daire. t'rl'nch •Pait aty, Utah Q>odo,
armoire d1 v1dl'r I. aleepa 6, Sweetwater
swratge shed:., cornt>r lol ttmeahattunil, Jan.19tl\
QIU6363 j tbru ah; Ma.rcb L5Ul
Sf'ECIAL IUY CJO/o dint 2ald. Sell or reot.
br. 2ba. pool " ja('
S750Mo Newly rl'
decorated 645 7803 Of
16-3780
New2-sl) 3br. Jba. 1 Vacant now l650Mo ~nm or 645-3760 '
---4
a-rttaay Woods New JtJll',
2\'Jbe 1'wnhse 2 car gilt'
Frpk, rrucro. pool. t.eQ,~
nil. tl95 64().8'159
TAKEOVM
9.125'YoLOAM
....................... L_,..a Hils I 050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FORESTE
OLSON
&.oauuful 2·lx52 Kt·YWl"ll Only 25,.,.,, down on Uua C714~or833-1.845
0.111'2 > Moblll' llornt• 1n bread de butter rourplu. Laguna tull~. n1u·st !> Owner wtll carry U. Vegas. Nevada 482
11tar park 7JC I :> en cl balance at~ for 4 yrs. acftlforCJOCDmerclalde-Decorated In warm
~this So. Coll!St Plaza area beauty won't
IH\! $97 ,500. Seller
JDC)llvated. Mo ve 10
qulddy! 54.>MU Bkr
Leillure World, Gate 14
Panoramic view. 3rd ·~~ .., • .., •r""n .. porch. marn>rl'<i oour'> All 3 Br. i i,. Ba wuts. ~ oa l'tamlJ\go lt!Otl wood inlt•nor..,. :I ' 1 Yearly ineome Sl.8.200. bdweeo McLeod & Mo-
Ton 111r t·ond :! ~~1J<'1t1U'> Over SlOO pr mo 1~ ,.w Ill. K.aUa Macaulay. 0-PoW 1026 ···~··············· ..
, floor. V1Ua Nut!va. O?br
2ba. 586 6879 A C art
7pm.
... ~ ..... c
llMbor Ridge Condo 3br.
3ba, reservoir & rule hll'
\'leW Ocean view from
h'OOl balcony. $390.000 640-~ Pnnc Only
lir s wtlh bath t •ltt·.,., bit> Full pnce 11119.900 a..7-4200.802-325-1094
~~~~·~~~~mu~~'i·~~ ~ fRe<Tl-L' ~....., MARJtielTA
Spectacular hilltop
homes. 2012-3206 i,q n.
Close to Manna Selva
R4 as ~le La Pnma
vera. Jlfl9.~ to $245.000 831·¥· ~ Bldr
~~ 1052 1JiUit>JS1 ~€~ 1•t I 2100 Brcondow pool, llghl~
t.enmb. $i11W\a, Jilll:U~
d.C. Eat LO lute~. famt
ty rm. frpk. huge pwt
pllbO It 2 car g111J ~
mo~
OAK GLEN ·······•··········•·•··
Dlatanctlve new 2 bedroom, 2i,, ba COD· TADOftal.OAM dominlwm. tt7.990.
co 3 Bdrm ..,_. w/1 ZllEldenAve,C.M.
Bdrm i.Dcoaie ao.tt oo MU'134 oamer lot • So. ~ Hwy. MEW DUPLEX
SALE Oft LI.ASE
BcDOl tlCW bomP tn
planned WUL dev•I. ~BR
:?'' ba 3•., m1 to bt-al.'h
Sitlcs pnce $13'l.500 ur
It ;L-.t• S700 mo. CilU o14nt'r
!'11 71'i0 •
UNDB MA.RICET
O.ASSIC -__ "'-"-' , ---•••••••••••
MOllLEHOME 333JW CoaslHwy.NB ~~!.~~
SALES 64~6 Townbouse Houaton
Z10tHIJrbur St1· :..'IJti \ 4GelJena area) 9114 p AS-
540. 5 93 7 1 Uruu CM Cost.a Mesa SU11ABL.E INTER tSl'.
S26S.IXXI Sub)ect Lo l03L Trade for down pymnt oa ~:at!n orSJS-ml reudmce lD CdM area
Newly palnt.ed 6 new T AICIOVB LOAM
carpets. suo,ooo. OWC2MDTD
2 BR. Deo. 2\2 baths
Fireplaces WJ lll. lo
beach. S210K Joi.In Ai..'l
496-8497
11\Tf-J lll li ll
EXECUTIVE HOME
This 3 Bdrm. 2 bath
beaut1Cully decorah•d
Lusk hom(' IS loc. .lll>d tn
very desirable l::aslbluff
lndudes pool & i.pa
\<!12.500. Call Uan B1bli
for appt
HUMTIHGTOH
IYT1'4ESEA
----1173-1217 OWNER
I l'ltox for-sale by Owner
OWlarl•&t· Calli Sara At only $'73,000 thjs
....... • pm:fed cmdo atarter 1s
-----....... buy in._. ........ NEW DUPLEX flaW~Wll •'lftJl.mG W..\last.! ~&KB ~UMlqul~~HOMIS~~ SYCAMOUGLEM
Mua~~~tvlew ~~2Vt
Lowest price an Dani.I
Point. 28R 2ba. r~1flnc-.. Ocean v", wa1lt to bcb.. $1BSK. Joan,
home. Reclwc•d to ba. Quality t.ownbome
s:m,ooo. Fee land. Dar-CQDdominiwu. Only 8
reU P84la, Ownr /A¥,t. avmi.hle. $108,980. ~
. .Agl.. 49&M97
........ hodt 1040
tMOallorat-12186. Sea&a Ana Ave.~. .......................
-Walker t; lee
SU P E R D U P E R Real ~tat.e
DUPLEX -rt0¥fti8• 1980 INVESTMENT! ..--&IHCOME
OLD CORONA DEL ,,_
MAR! Aaa\UDe lat at ~~~;Y~ ~~; ;~ ~ wlll carry ~ •2.._,~.J: .... .?:!!::!'::;:!~=-.:::~=._..::_=:o;;~4.:.+:-~:~;.-.;;--1
vwy ounu lfW • wv..w.. _, v » ..,
Bdrm W\.il in ba&. South e.tr"al Location ~ Jlwy ~ both with Small, cozy house' on
t0meba>:,views. Call very lrg, buildable lot.
Wendy Beam For sale by owner. CaU
87S-eOOO C2l3 )C73-TT13. ~~~~~~~~~)-cJlJJ Uh a• rts C01ffJDllfll
CUSTOM
CAPE COD
Qve( a.ooo aq rt
quality & elegance as
ciffered for 11le t
dlscrhnlnalinl!
buyers featuring
4Br. ~·.a,Ba with
jacuul Ln mHter
batb. 3 masatv
frplcs. lar~e r<>Wltry
kit c hen with all
modern appliances
includlng Jen-au-e
Range Ind tul>-r.en>
refrl1erator .
Upstall'B .tew or ~
pacific ocn o few
yards away.
J•Lllhdat:
$5'5,000
Call !or appl to see.
. Tierr9 Del Sol
Realty
497·174'
HOUSE FOR SALE
BY OWNER
ter, pool, Mesa Del Mar
AJa. farm at si 10.000.
$00,000 dwn. owner wiU
ftaaoce, Prin onlf.
&t2·9909 dys, 559-9020
eves.
4 Bed Rm. Mesa VerJle
Own. Fin. at 10% Wltb
15%down. 213-'39-5344
R·2
JUSTUSTB>
84'xl63' w /b,aul1ful
trell-22X> a.f. 3 BR 2 ea. J'Ul()del~ bome.
Feoeed for privacy.
F.a8tslde. Sll',900. JMh
Laude, Rltr. ~
NO DOWN
VA
$90,000 .
•ffvn'-St.
W.ALKTOSURF
From tbill auper 3br. 2ba.
Townbome w /s ec
pie.pool. spa, " tennl5
c:rta.
-t.O<*SGOOD •
& ·out. ?fice 3bl a, Neat' schools
1bhppln1. Full pra c
91&,SOO. pan Place. Inc 842-7461
Ulliftnity ,~
3 BR upgraded. Try
S!0.000 dn to a 11 "'" loan ,.._ 832-9970 or 960-5736
eve.
Surfside Condo
TERMS
2Br •• .eauo, 2-car gar.,
fplc, walk to l>ch. pools
$85.<XX>. Lo Down Paymt.
Y.rJ 1400 or 5JO ~-2.:._
1044
•••••••••••••••••••••••
WAMTED 2/3 BR
Cash. Pnn only 644 6869
U;e or buy • asiWDe on l:1t'
opt.loo 2br, 1'2ba, Condo
\n lrv. End unit on lakt•
A C $500 $96.000
552-46117
La Salle
Model
On wide greenbt•ll
Spaciom 4 bdrm , 211 ba
townhome Approx 2600
sq. ft of hving s parr
LDt.s ol upgrades PaU06.
haab landscapin g.
~guest parkml(.
INTr-:Rl-ST~
A.~umt· IMgt' ~~ '• ' loan
and .:cl great huh: Patio
home loaded with up
grades. only I yr old 3
Bdrm, 2 bath $1Z7,500. •
L...,.. Villop R.E.
497-'761
ENT!:RTAINER 'S
DELIGHT IN NlGU EL
FantasUc mountain and
golf course v1ewi. com
plemenl this pro
ft"\S1onally derorale<I 4
bt>droom res1dt'nce with
buut1ful landscaping
PJ6,000
LlHGO ij.EAL F.Sl'.:\'fF;
~1720 ----t .. wportJtoch I 069 .......................
WAT'Bl FltONT
DUPLEX
SpoCIOUS 2 + 3 bdrm un·
its o n lhe beach
Remarkable income &
investmeol polenl1al
Rare comer lot Cal I to
day to make your ap
pololment to pn•v1e'f\
w ithe llst1n~ otrict:
641H71l
Real F.t.l:.tlt•
BEACH IEAUTY
ExcepUooal duplex on rare xtra wide fM' lol
JU!.l 'llRP5 to lhl' .,Jnd
ht-Jul cll'l·or Ownc·r~ un
II wil t\ Q<:Cal\ \'ll'\Ao '\lot
1nromt' reron1 This 0 111.
hi.I.'\ It all Takt• OVf'r I~·
loon at w,ri Call no,,.
loM'le
JACOIS REAL TY
675-6670
BIG CANYON
Spe<-Ucular golf rourse
er.La1a-6Q)() a.qJt. 4 lo 6
Bdrms. ~i,. baths Pool
andspa Sl.295.000
THE STARNES CtJ.
673-7761
ROGEIS REAL TY
675-2311
S33.000
3 Be Mobile 110011 JP
prox '·• m1 ti> On·Jrl
Pool Spa Rt'<' l't•nt1 1
lndude., l>toralo(l' "ht'<i &
encl patio A mu~t lo
see' Cati 752· 1700 now' ()Pff., '14 -/•fl I • , , I t LET'S MAICE A DEAL
Executive 4 Bdrm, 3
bath. Newport Beach
home 9"-•'; assumable
loan. HURRY'
SUMIOW REAL TY
631-2242
[W IH&ll
For Sale: 3Br Home Only
steps \o the ocean w lbltms. 2 rrplc. i.un
deck. pallo, ~ beam
ce1lnJ, a~c: dbl~ ear .
etc. OwI1f W)U Carn' COD
tract, cint.y $22:l.OOO. Ca 11
owner. 548-13S3.
OCEAMRlOMT On the "Gold Coast·· J
umts Garages Pnced
for unmed. sale. no or
fers please. $375.000
Principal"> only. Agt
~5164. 644-0070
EASTIWFF
PRICE REDUCTION'
Panoramic view or r1t}
and rught lights F.a~y
care yard and larl(•'
s w1mm1nR pool 1n
pnvale pauo Upgraded
k1tcheo, • Bdrms. ano
fanuly room. Owner re
ady lo go. New pnrt
$219.500
642·5200
Pete Barrett,.~ ~altv ~glstfr I
SanCle1111nte 1076
•••••••••••••••••••••••
FORECLOSURE SALE
3,000 sq rt ocean v1el4
property. must be ~Id
now. Bnng payment'> current & take O\er
$100.000 loan . Calf al(l
'492 9752
v'COSTA
MESA
Nice 28r roach m C06\.ll .i.. padt, nr shoppin&
"beach , 1ow ~paet" rent
$11.500 ICTS17 l Tortoi.w
Mobde Homes Im 8421
Acr•OIJI for Sale 1200 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LAGUNA LOT
Oce.ui v1t>w lot m pnmt>
fatrrul)' area of La1"um1
84!ach All ut1llt1e!>
available (iwd hnanc
ina $155.000
don osen
. reultnn:i
121.J N Coast llW'.>'
l .. 11tun.1 Beath
497 4a4ll
f'tvt' d Crt'S, h11o(h dt'!lt'rt
area . county \4..lll'r,
power l10P" Slh 000
Owner 9fiO·Jt>4'i
250ACRES
RA"ICHCH'I'.( \~OS<;,\
AdJoani. fr14\ nn hnth
'>Ides \ font.1~tw hu~'
F'1rm $111,!K•i Jlt.'r ,i,·ro·
term'> J\IUlahh Pnn
on I v p I P a " 1• \ 1 I
~~164 644 Will
l!llMns ~ I 400
•······•·············•· flri• Horbor llvcl
Locatton
UDO ISLE
S.Jumt Capl~ 1071 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sewly remodt•lt'<l .. hop
ping ('entt'r in l'o~lj
'1e&l NL'> ~Wll"' j~Jlla
ble for 1mmf'd1all· ot
rupanc•y from 4111> 1440 sq
rt !-tevl'r.11 h.1 .. '.! "n
~ "<lffil' holH' nl',._
t'a~ & 11ainl1111• t':.ll
Paula S Ka l t A,;l
Z13 164~ 2.sty. ~arly ca111. 3 BR.
den, 3 ba . hv rm w fpl.
& beamed ce1t Co1y
petlo. Walk to bfoach,
ch.lb & teonus racil. sm.ooo. Call MISSION JlEAL'l'V ~31
COUM11tY lST ATE
WITHVIEW
H.iiSCHOOL
La~ for 44 t'h1ldren
Plus lar11e Jbr, :?ba .
home on lariie lot Room ror expansion
Park Place.Int' 842 7461
S171.SOO Grosi 1ocoml' .... ....................... Sl6.WJ '1usl sell' Pnn
n p!WI only CaJI 982·9962 ....... ,.. .... d LLEGt: PARK. JHr
2ba. t'omplt-tt•ly r t>
h&rbaabed. new c rpt ....
drlla. lulcben fir D W
pad Ul It OUl L.l.e ~
a» mcl gardener <.:.ti~
owner' M4-4227
.......................
HEW 4-ft.DES
Olrner of Slat.er & Van
Buren 1n Huntington
........ , ... , -··· ] I 07 .......................
~ach. 96(M370
3 BR 2 Ba. furn. tll June
15.. lll50mo
RENTAL
lNCOME PROPERTY
From ~.900 Modular
Type Ho mes . 24 hr
serunty, 3 pvt beaches.
pool "pter Treasure We
Pit ~l Pacific Coat
Hwy. Laguna Bcb,
RMP.C7H)~ .
llUMIT'S
COSTA MESA
l 38 Acrea. part· like set-uae. J\S reJlODl!d to R·3 ror 31 CJODdos.
Dave Bourb. Rltr
541-9850
8'/>l IOfo
RMAMCIMG
StilA• ....
On lnconw rroperty
CALL 75~1920
'
QUAIL
PLACE
... rttOPBTilS ..
10,.. Til l:lO P.M.I
S35,000 CASH
will assume a in loan
on .i ~ban> Costa Mesa
·~ eau MS 1103 Agt.
PrLO only
Sl'AHKJHG MEW
6 lar~e units Four 3
Rdrm, J bath and two 2
bdrm. l bath UDJlS Wllh
pnvatt' palJO!> AL.50 ~ wulS LO x.lnl re ntal
areas
Call m.S370 NOW '
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
......... ww.n '--9t 11-2 ... Let
With einatlnl lr\·plex
and room to buUd. Loc•t·
ed ot' the bluffs on Padtic Or. For more in·
fonDllloDcall ~
1'1MTU
1141 ...,.. .... .......................
twtlbouse. 3 br. 2'
ba. pr. pets & children
eooaadered. 2518 18 2
Dden Ave $600 C.ill ..,., or m 7720
Steps to beacb. I br ~ delwte IULcbm. Nm. ..al pd. PIS mo.
Adulta oely. No pftl. r.takle 2Br. 1Ba. at
(ZU >Jl$·03Zt or lacbed pr .• tric 1ro•1
cm •14-MZI prd. 00 docs or c~
... ,,..,..... 3'6' $395 /mo John .i~t
•••••••• .. ••••••••••••• SD·IJlll ..,.I
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Pets. 430 Redlands. 5S1'717aft.4.
S150llo.21J.-473-i714 or a--1new2br. 2\.'aba Coo
ZIJ.410.2221 dD. View ol oty " ocean
Venaallea Luxury Condo 2 SIUOMo. m.oc96.~
Br, 2 ba Penthouse ..;.""=-------_.... o.-ded p&es, pool. etc
Short term SL200 tmo
IT.Mla1 or 752·!M86
3 Br boule. lie yard. $.DI
mo. Call 631-0318 ror Oi ppt l.o!lft' ______ _
....._ U..fwul•d DELJGm'FUL J br . ~
--••• ... •••••••••••••• ba ! t'am rm . fire place
G utll 1202 dbl gar. S595 'mo.
-•-•••••-••••••••• 631·1266.64>8908. Ag\
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P9ltnaula 2Br $.'\50Wnlr
On wat.el' 2Br 1deft $2000
u..t.na.R .....
2 Br nr bdt ao<>
3 Br 2ba. or bch ~
2Br. pool.~ $700
3Br. pool. t.enrus S'100 Udo 2 Br. or au lt'J()
On wllter ZBr 2t>e 195()
On water 2 Br den $1300
Onwa&er. VlEW. l&e
2 Br+ den S2250 ~ nr# 3Br 2 ba lllOO
SUbcrut abort term on
Ill)' ~ lbe above Also. ownen 1my runush. ..... ...... .._.
... 114/631-1 400
Alamitoe Bay Belmont
Sbons water v.ew 3br.
2ba. ram rm, (rplc. new
~ • dJiia. Stv. Boat
dock avail. SUOMo ~-·«--1 .....5 I Cr lZ07 .......................
Brand New 2Br 2•r.iba, 2·
car l(at. pool & JaCUlZI,
Yer)' aura ct ave 64S-898ll ------
Qiily I BR house Older
per.ion pref S280 mo s:ii>
i.ec dep Avail Feb I
66562'7 ---
2 BR. pr. small yard. bi.:
laldJ w wshr hkup Nu
p&s S350 2208 A Plaeen
ua..~7983
Ulll) llq ft 3 br 2 \'J be.
beam clgs, new crpt . dbl
pr . sp&ral st.r.. . Crplc
Adu!ts. 00 pets 64S-65Cl>
bef 5pm. ~1812 aft n
ID)'mo
2br. water pd. I.St & last
SlOO.. sec. dep. Couple on·
ly Adults. no peh
646-.:D72
~ 2br. Twnhse cntr
loc Nr shops Prplc.
bltinll ~. &t2--0346
HUHMIWZIR
Fplc. aar. qwet. priv.
Patioa. yard. etc. etc.
Low moYe in cost
.. MuJb, 642-4mS
New custom et'lt.at.e. bwlt
wtth pride and quallly
materials thruoul
Amenities and special
features make lh11 re
atdence "ooe of a lund
Larp 4 bdrm, separate
inaad'' qumun. formal damn& rm. fomaly rm.
Library. bar. 4 adobe
frplcs. st 1ned s&asar
pool. SJ>•. _aourme
ldtcbeG. ZOoed aDd room ror bodes. Owner wt.II
belpn.c.nce. 188$,000.
ec ..... .,Loh/ Ctyph 1500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.), .... HERITAGE
Llfle 2-cty 3br. 2Ytbll.
lllCl fam detached bae
ODie &o oco. Atleh. dbl
pr. SfO. Mo. Avail. 2·1.
Call llib dya 832·2881,
.w541...oG
2 Pactflc V1PW MemonaJ
Par1l Choice cemetery
lots Very reasonable
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C1a.to•'"-•/TOWll• ........... 1700 •••••••••••••••••••••••
. • REALTOR~ c.-...... W2
~~~~~~~~~ __ ............ . mr. ma. zsoo aq. ft. 2
ae~te livlnl area.
FOREST S:-
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P9Donmlc Ocean Vkw
lllr, Qmdo. PoDI. t..nls. =.:::Mo. All·
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HOMD FOR RENT
I Cll' '81'. Priced fl'om
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4 8r ciallido. \eMll, pool,.._.... 1111 MOM fOllRCNT
_.... cl , l\tM --··-•-•• .. u• I • 4 Br. Prte.11 from .,, • .,.., a roa a --. PllK'lt 1ard • ~--------1 a • • IL Pt1* from t•ntH. ra • IU ea llMIW ... -. ,..,. ,.,.. • jle1tt. JUd1 6 pat•
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1 ara1 u . r a m 111 H ..-.. k.w w /claan:D P\"llay, 2 bdrm, 2 ba. patio
pleHe. Kid• " P•U _m________ --w , ... , cund • IOI\ ....._,&pk, troat 6 r .. r
Wllk!i>me Olli tM z=ill or JIDdlt oceu vu. lmmac pilaOI, kJeded w charm
man.AIJ,oofee. 2Br .~ .. ba fpk. patio. TJ'2..'JC!
Neww' 4 Br. 2 ba, family &11. eiec • I>'*. Leftllll, L_u_1_u_r_y_c_o_o_d o . I o
rm. frplc, CJll/ctJi-, It .dult llv llOO. --•1· beall&lf\&J 11UTouodlnp
patio, lllnt loc. Gardener •Br, 2Ba bouae. xlol IHr. 2Ba, brick frplc
1115. Evetaeo.GXS nelab borbood . n r Skyllaht. awlmmln& ---------t 9dlooll. leale. •75 mo. pool, 1ara1e, laundry VACANT -..noorm.1810 hookup, truh comp•c·
41klnn 2 Ba. elltn!mely 3 Br 2 ba. 9l50 per mo ln· tcr. tlKIO ·mo. &47·3062.
deu. Cluldren I& pet.a ct·..'..~ _ _._ •-,_ .. __ I l I l b
OK aczs A l -... """.,. /Wlw:r. &TYU:• new • an r lllMcTI' mo I · 'Ibanl&on RJtylSl-0300 laketront condo Frplc,
~~~~~~~~~ deck, pool, tennla. 1p1, ~ lMle Nlpel Golt Coune tU. a'51no. ~ att 8
SHARP 3&-, 2Ba, CPTS, Qmdo. 3 br, A/C, W /D, ._ .... new 2Br 2"'ba. 2·
DRPS, LG FNCD YD. l pool~. l3J.18'11 .,....., car pr, pool & Jacuzzi, 8lJC TO BCH. ~7S mo. FOa SALi A a .... c.1 _ .. __ , e "~"..,,...
(213) 431 ·312.5 evea 1-very ........ "Uv _.......,., Beaut. new home In wbdl. ~ UIUl devel. I BR. Sm Juan. 3 I& 2 I& pool.
2 .... ba. a~ mi &o beach. 148 2 car pr w 1tora1e
Sa1-price $132.SOO or Fr"h palot. w1lk to
&eueS100mo Callowner It.ores. tdS. mo Day
BN&a 4Br + ram rm. DI'
EdMlcm ~ 8022 Rhodeat..
9110mo.~evea "11·74m Prin only. lll-Ol'11orsves-.7996.
WI.a Pacific Townhouse 2 •llDOmo. 3Br 2~ba Coo· /"11drm. 2\ti ba pr., paUo. do. 2 pool1, nr ever·
m.ar Brookhurat/ ytblnf. Super cond
ffamllfM $&25/mo. with 4" 1'25 I( N t A. Ive
approved credlt. Call ~e'
M31%A«l. --~--------------•a..,_.., 3255
'8r. 28a, clean, avail Feb ••-••••-••••••••••••
l.f.mmo. 4br, 2\tiba, Condo.
536-9463 IQda /Peta OK. tBOOlfo.
S500 mo. 3 BR l °"a ba COO· ,..... Pearl ... 51*>
do. Adult complex. Refs ....._VJ.lo 32'7
req'd , no pets. Agt . ·-••••••••••••••••••••
5'J9.&!2i HOMES FOR RENT
3 or 4 Br Priced from IWW• S&-lii96 P'ncd yard & HebOw 3242 1t11ragu F u mll1u
••••••••••••••••••••••• plea1e Kids & pel11
Townboule Jbr. 3ba. rec welcome Call 964-2566 or
fad, boatabp av all 2 car 9'73-2971 Al\. no fee
pr. a;2.5.Mo. ~
3 Bdrm oo wat.erfTocrt w I ... ,,,.... IMdl 3J6'
~aJlp • .., -··············-·-· za.-.im NO P'E£! ~ 6 Condo
U.UIS•Al.OU! ......... ...c ..
• 3Br, £.side C M , exec
type. Brand new +pool.
spa &. privacy. lllOO mo
lie.
-ZSr 1rviDe Vllla&e
Green. br1nd new
~floor unJt semo.
•2Br+den. lrvlne
~. asomo. IM.
•2Brlrvine
Woodbndae Grffn~lt
YM!w, wllh dry fng in('(
$81. lae
•3Br lrvuw
Turtlerock. Rrlllnd new.
great 111ew. loada or
storage. 1850 mo lae
•2Br APARTM ENT
CdY. Ind refrta. $460
mo.Imo. i.e c.. ......... .
70.1700
Jbr. 2~. ec..to. frpJc, 2 rentaJ1. VOi• Reatala E;:~~~s~!' roocH-~-a-ut_u deco_o81cr_,.-CLA.55-~-2-br-~-2b-a~. 1iiklif Q'1
~ 3244 bak,ocn view. f'ant.ut.Jc _ ;::z:: .. --==·~
••••••••••••••••••••••• teU.LD&-Billl ..... Plus c1 lub hse T1M11.BOCM GLIM arun , poo . s ituna,
i)"ID, apa, sec. prkm1
Heather MdJ 4 Br, 2,,., ba $745Mo 213·42.5·7671,
w VM!W SBS0 1mo Agt 71+9118-311Sl
966-3454 ----~ RB« ALS 3 BR 2"" Ba exec condo ln
l'J'l08t Preti llg IOWI 81 uf fl!
1 BR. l Ba ...... ···· $400 location. Perfect cond.
2BR.21ttba ........ ms ..-iomo 644-7315 3.BR. 2 Ba ...... S550-S7S . a BB. 2~ e. . S100 Newly decoraled lie 3 br.
2 ba, walk lo beach,
oomm. pooll .. lAlnDit.
SJm mo. Faml..b. 645-3370
SUPER SHARP I&
SPARKLING. New
carpeta. drapee etc. 3
bdrm. 2 ba. Walk to
beach. S145 /mo. yrly.
~'7NlAI
'573 C.U.fVSDl!r.v. Eu cu ti v e r •at a l.
Weltclllf Met. PMwport 3Bdr, b . new ft'pt, drpt, a..dl. 4Br J8a jKu&&1
I& fplc, KJda O.K. 91QO. t b. O--": • II 4S I 2 W a I Du t Ave . u .. vsner · any·
SlSZ.« Q~. maQY lltr'U. Avall. now. ---------1 ~11151 IDOl"Dinl cw eves.
l4IW Jlr. a.... S tJ NS E '! B E A C H •mo. Bladlfrad H9&-LI dr l..-.7'798-.ms &Ba. 2 kit. z Uv nm. aar:
Rancho Sao Joaquin PUJSH ... UOI
towDbome. a BR. 2 ba. SEAVIEW ...... or 1M
Saa Luil Rey Model. wtopL to bu)'. Guarded
Good view. Adul\.I. 918$ oomm, \'Mw, SllOC) /IDO.
llo. Afl.. &'llUZ93 llll:r.1175-111", 551·8176
~::. =teiar~ LI 2Br, 28•. bltn~,
opnr. Auoo. prhl. cpg/drpl, paUo, doca,
.-i5Mo. 1al6JH' +sec. 11'tY SlZ5 mo. tm-11175
55D 111 OUl;roD ~: a BR.
Northwood New 4 br 1~ ba. Mov•ln cood.
home. '900110. P~l'• =~JD()~· ...._ * Will acmwr-er c r Coiesworth>' *-t la. Avail lmmed. ~· M>-0020
IDa7
l
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4 Ba. S bL ll.IDO llo.
qnf7M1'10
5p&<:Jous 38T 2ba, all fl'~
pd, pool. teno111. $500
Call 983-11.54 before 5pm
9IJ8.&!!l8 an.er 5pm
M50 Preaidentl.al He11(hL'I
2 bdrm condo with ocean
view. Available now. One
ctnldOK. 496-7728
-. ...... ,. ...... d .. .................... .
....... d.Ll .. I J707 .......................
Sleepln1 room• Ii ktt ......... e.. f7S wk .._
• ~roat.175-1140
2Br. cs.an. Avail Now
Un&il June 2'7lh. $4.50.
~n11
c.-..... 3722 .......................
OCEANSIDE OP HWY Attract bacb. w /new
~.saoc>IM. tl'1'J.IZM or f'TS.eot 1
Uppwztlr, lba, 1 blk from
bell. S.UOMo. Furn
Conalder Shrl Trm
m.sJ21, 790-1740.
C-.MtM 3724 . ..................... .
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r.nt. Cu1tom deal1n
featurn: Pool. BBQ,
cov'rd 1ara1e. new
f\&mlture, 1urrouad1d
db ph.9h landlc•=· Adult 11vto1 at 1u .
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2 Bdrm twUbed $4.50
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lllPt 8L Apta. aow nat·
.. 1 Bdrm aptt, Sfl.
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zaa 1 •.encl~. • mo. Call ..,_..,,
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t.IHbaN 2 BR. 2 ba apt.
1'att.leroct. lrv . l1tO Inc
uW.?m-l'JDDave.
s..NJve olftce, o.lln
..... • doe&. view of· nee ror leue. lncldt:
lec:y ur11 • phone
-wcril\I " UM ol COO· '->eoenn. 71~ llli-0215
*-ly d9car..S I 8.r 2 Ba ___ TH ___ E-!'""--r' tOYDbouH. Sp1c1ou1 COUMrlY w--000-s lMle loft apt 2 muter
bdnm e.c:b w ......... birth. Patio. No chJldND.
no~· Avall Feb 10th llO I! Zht St. SS2S. Ml-GG.f\'e~
-----------aer ta.. &o ab.are. &tao· ton.,... Non•mkr only Npt. Bch office' p1rk.
ftniplaoN • pool. Quiet
..... Adult.a. 00 peu. "GOOD ..., 175-.. ,-.-1
LIFEn a Bdrma, 1 bath apt
Adul\.I. Sl7L mo. Ou
PIMS.MWO'D. YIAf'·9'0UND PUN: •rm·•• APAITM9fn
b . Zba, ocean view
Newly re-decorated.
-.2231
v.....ui. Condo sm
Badl. •m Pool.1auna Jae. dbbae Secunty
~ev213 4'77·'7001
a-4l10 aft S PM. .:io.q tl AJJ or part. --------·New..,,. SlOper eq. ft. W-..1: Stnlie ~ 6 aUonnc:. for~ Im·
c•lld lo 1bart Iara• prcwemea&a. By ~r
Llpna bome Mailer 11•152 LIUO Mn. Reed.
bdrm • bath. 1225 or 2
bedrooma t27S Depollt ..., ~ c.au Pam ,...2J044 won."" -4348 home Social Achv111•1 Ot·
1ec1or• Fr•• Sunoav
Brun<.h • BttO ••Pet•
h•• • Plu• much mo1•
LAMAMCHAUT'S
LM'll. I.JU bd aarden
•pt.a Adulta. Dahwhr.
bllm. encl 1ar. l&I bbq Poof GM Pd. 1TI Scott Pl. IG-50'73; ~~l
........ Of'9 .. eG
2Br.2S. MS()
I BR. aepa to beach. 1ar
pkn1 sns mo yrly
.,.,...., ~ C.M Super condo 2 br. 2
PRESTIGIOUS
LOCATION •.•
• QMAT ~nott:
Ttnn11 •Fret l11tons
(pro &. pro 1nop1 •2
Heallh CluM•S.una•
Hydromauage • Swvn·
ming •Golf 011111ng
Range
IUUllFUl APART·
.. l!HTI: S1ngl11. 1 &.
2 Beoroom• • Fur
n;i.hctd & Unlu1n11hod
• Adull l.1111ng •No Peta
• MotMll Open d111y
9 to 6
Oakwood
Garden Apartment•
Newpcwt BNch/lo.
1100 t6th St
10<.•tt• •• 161hl
( 7141 642 8170
Newport a.Kh/No
680 Irvine
'"' 161h1 111• 1 64 6-0!>50
~ the ocan. 2 br tns
mo. I br to> mo. Feb
i.t. ISl~or .... m
Bayrront furnlabed ,
WUl&.er nmtal.
Brdter,17S-dl2
2 Br. I be. rum. wtr MOO
1 BR., I ba.. ~ronl.
IDurn. yearly. Slll5
associated
u ,, I )t' f k ·, Ii I (\ ~ f, Iv·,
J11.'' .,. .. I I ' • I , ~
~ the ~ach 1 Open• 2006
B W Oceanfront 2br
'8ZS 75e-16T7. 875-78M
2 Br apt, 3'21 E . 18th Sl
Adulta. no peU Yrly.
A.lie> untwu ~11
SHOllTTmM
Bay riew; 2 BR. 2 ba.
..., Mo. + Adulta only.
No pell ~ 97U170 .........
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•••••••••••••••••••••••
BOAR.OW ALK BACH
Quiet, clean • teeW'e Lee bath. 1285. lDCI. uul. Adult. no peU. en.ar2._
eor-..... ll22
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
Elleellem kJc1uon, waJk Oteefront. Juat ~leP6
to coms>'ete ahoppl.nt away from th1s upper 3
BuWJ.fully landtcaped Br c o n d o o n t h ~
2 bup br in auper loca Scaecioul apt.a Pnv1te Perunaula Yrly s.tl7S ~~ ~2:::: ~:t'N$atta Garace. oo peta. 6tO-OO:r7
Adl&1ta No Peta Inquire w= lM It Gf'O'md floor condo. 2 BR.
9 w. WUaon Apt. E • • Wl.1900, M 2 ba .• rrpl . comm pool ~ S31·5SS S413t08 No p.u Walk w lliboJ)ll .
-&-.&...& 1126 M> Mo .. yearly 28r, 2 ba. downataln, -..--d BR b
Y__. ........ o.k • '""10/mo. -••••••••••••••••••••• Con o, I . I a . .,.._ .._ r modern b&dl . HC\lnty •
aft Jan 7 600 W 2Br. clean, like new . coovenaence. Stepa t.o
llamlltcn St.. 83&-2911. dabwhr. aiar. balcony lu. ahopa 41 beach. ~
Nr. ooean. 21.3-lr.iM-4~ Mo •~ 2br. new carpet. patio, .. yr.,
lddl OK. P5()Mo i.t • Spanllb alyle I Br Bay6Deach ~11
last. Open •l 711-B W W/praje, IZllO M2·30l3 1Br DusMn w icur 2 btk.a
iah. 5i5'7~ aft 8PM (rom heh Ail wt pa.id
Near new 2 br. 2 ba, bttna. ~ Bachelor. ms mo Im. Ken. 64"_.Mj4 ___ _
110 pell. $395 mo 7A-6281 dy1, 4H 0318 •OCl.UIFIOMT•
~.eve 78().1418 _ft'fll _______ _ L&lxury 4br. 2ba. view•
1 Br Eu\aide, a mall but I W --ltedl ll40 Yrly be 1715 642~ ~ • llaU ol neat wood. .. .. ••••••••••••••••••• _eves _______ _
121111. IU-9'50 aft.er 4 pm.
2 Br. I ba JP.utalde. Lndry
nn. pr. ~mo. aeo 18th
PtaMllZ
llr. blUDI. beleoa)'. c rpU
• drpa. Adult1. NO
n:TS.1216110. 971-4410
VILLA POMONA
APARTMENTS
Phooe M2·2015
•Ur\/ely. quiet all adult
b6d& "5padou1 1"2 Bdrm.
oCall)et •drapes
•Pool l&BBQ
•Pvt. pauoor balcony
•Nr Hoa& Ho1p1t al.
sbopptna & 2 m1 from
beach.
EAST SIDE
C htWoodl
2 BR. deo. apUt·level,
frpk. My·liehl. deck. No
cbUdrm or pet.I. Ml$. 1IO
E. JlltSL ~. MMm
IMSTAM'flM
Near new luxury
tawnbome Wte your own
bome. 2 br. 1...., ba, all
&mmrUel P'enced patio,
pracir. Sma II child, pn <*. ClllS. Dnve by 1921
Anaheim St. then call
~.
'-ntE SEVILLE ..
2Br. w/pr Adlts, new
ap.t 6 drpa. Blt.na. fncd
yd. Wa~r pd. 838-4120.
21811 "G " Sant.a Ana SJ7S
•DElUXE*
GARDEN APT.
:z ....... ....,
apoola
~carpart
palioapta . BBQ'• cklM to fwys I& bcba
walk to atiopptni
1711 I e rlt ll'Wld
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847-6064
~Y au adult, no peL'I.
1.2&3 Rr • pu 6200 t:.d anaer. KR 846--0619
SHARP Macb, I 2, 4. J
Br. frplc. dshwar. itar "
patJol No pet.a ll&O 2358
P1i Walk to beacb. lm·
mac. 2 bdrm, Iba. CloM
to everytbloa. 10 l
a.tu men.
Gem1nl Realty 839 66Zl
llACHWOOO APTS
l Br. 2 ba S400 l#&r I ba
$.125 W AU< t.o 1hoppin1t
Pool. Jacuzzi bhn:.
Adulta. no pcu. 1162 1800
2 Br, 2 ba townhom~.
prqt. laundry, patio ac. to bus line Adult.a;
no pets Sl95. seo 1279
MS-lD>.
~HTS.
IRAteMIWt
TU\.D
Deluu J bdrm , 2\.\ ba • vwy apadout. quality
bultt. 1uperb locatk>n.
"Top o f thP tine"
feature• Avail now.
from '72$ per mo. Alftll MO-m:I
2 Br. 2 Ba. oew plu.ah carpet&na. pool, .lacu.u1.
tlOC> mo Adult&, no pell
Located acrosa r ro m
Nwpl Sch Golf Course
B)i_MPPl only~
THE COVE
fabulou• "New~bo)
model Pnme bl!lyfront
kx' l~ 2 bdrm 2 ba
townhomt Wet bar
frp lc. p.it111 1 losrd
11ra1es Vat"anl
lmmed. pu. Sl~ Mo
W..., H. Ttiytor Co.
"-Jton MMS\O
38r. 281. l ~bay . bch
Up1tairs n o pell sen mo ~ 70ll8
lll50 3 Rr. 2 ba O('e&n
front f'rpk l ("ilr a .. r
W Dhookup
TSL Mamt 642 160.1
2br. apt I bllt from
bdt ttOOMo Avail :.l· l
~
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3br, 2ba, crp11. drp1.
Pvt 2 br1 2 ba w /ex.qui.lite 2 Br. 1 ba, 1140 mo. + bltinl, pvt paUo Very
llWw oc bay oa hil1tlde. cMmllnl depostt moYea dean. C1<JM to achla •
Oarap. retri1, wuber I& you in. Lwnd1'y rm. No ........ I v u.1 t
Spec Ii pvt. ln 1 qw~t
nelahborhood. Pllche<t
t.am cell. Uaht 6 bttaht. 3 B.R 2ba cio.e lo water.
buch 4. Lido &hopa
m>tmoyrty
Waterfront Hom t!S ~ ~mo.175-5305 ~842·13H . 792. m:e:;.~ erJ q e
lnDd nl'W 3 br, 2 ba, IOOd ___ r_. -----.___ • ._ .. ~ ... -3 BJl. 2 ba. condo. bllnl. -. .ww, no pet.a. Fdlide, 2 BR 1 Ba, new new rerrta. No peu
•mo.G.H. RoberUocl. cpll, drpe. etc. $395. Adulla. 2nd f\oor. doae
RMl1ar. l7S--OIC. '751-2300; 541-5"745 to pool. jacu.u.I. tennla
1.111400
lllO .......................
-. 2 •• I"' ba, pool.
petio. Ip I& airy. lmmac
condo 41.08 w Sth.
Gemm!RJt7 ~
ba. pool. frplc, S22S
MS-7Z3. m2111
Newport Bch H itrbor
Rad9e Lwt Condo Nice
room+prtv U OO
'JS'l.."42 dya, '40-2434 ev
MaWtt fem 2 BR I &
dpOt 1J1 CdM ll82 5() + I ,
ulll Perfect ateal •
~2£!0 ev1 , wlmd.:s
~fem to tbare 3 HH m..e ID Hunt Bch 117~
+ .,.. ~ 11112-6517 evt' .
daysfil57 SW
Alll rent.al to •bani. pvt
rm. ba 1pa fac. Npt lkh
for r«med empl 'd rem
ref'1 req'd Aft tpm
~
Rmmate wanted. non
1mo&er 2 1try condo.
poot Jac, atralpt man
loolun1 fo r ume. nr ocr a.ve....-1 am
WW llw'9 Ip 2 br, 2 ba.
fwa. apt w1liberaJ m~
employed. reapoutble,
neat. srrs 'ax> -..cz1g
• Zbr .... Cll
IUO +""UUJ
16tmaft'
Ramu -..led 1217 mo. 2
rma avail fantaallc
vww Aft S,484.171111
Newport Beach
•LIO J400 Sq F\
•Bay V1ew1
•Extra Ame1Ut1ea
Udo ....
.~2 -------
0 .C. All.POIT
~luxe 2 story around
floor. T10 sq ft. 4 of fices
•re ce pti o n ~ 1tora&e Sl sq ft.
Won 't laat S.-1952
Oraoae County Airport
Area. desll apace. recep
tlOIOia. coolereoce rm
A.a ror DlaDe 54G-12&5
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Sln&le office avaJI 1n
Wtllldilf BuaJd1n&. 2043
We&tcUff Dr. N B Mr
Howard.~I
Irvine 3t$aq ft. un
MacArtbur Blvd. Nr
Gul» ..... Mon-.. on ~
lal al tlZ5Ko P'\anuabed
n+'JDGll3
.....luallt ..
Wes o.c. AlltPOlt'T
Ill bulldlna behind
GuJliver'• l.ar&e new ~11e IUlt.es with all
lfll"YK9 avatlable. 2021
8ull.nas cw Dr.. nu.
Beac h houae P r1v ll'Vlne C..IJ7~--·
aimm. Npt Bet\. Pool 4' >If 111>11 PIOMo 846-7174 2 Cmne<tl°" (,., lt'el AP
4lSO ....................... &.oner,,.,,.,, S75 " uii
%1011 W U«an! ron1. N Ii
m-<&l.S4
Gar•s• ror rent W B
area. D511o C•ll .. 5
51&-1414 asll for Jim
<Ar-..r IUJ&)e MS Doub~
S15
4400 .......................
001 Westd1ff lK .. ppro~
700 1q ft Wlll bwld lo
r>wt ample parl11na
Jom F\sher 842 l 1 I 1
~Sq P\ -mo
lil7 Wt'StcUlf N 8
Agent.Ml~
F.:lu:ic' of ca 225 IQ rt from
SUIQ. Secy aerv a1111l.
pm 700 aq rt w par\
tnlo! ~ Julltl Capo aru
El() mo 493-073"!
• l>U,l XE::Ofo'J-'H.'1-:.'> •
hom 1 rm up to 1200 ''I
ft Fron> 0 ft No b•'
r~q Adj A lr por t..r
Ho&.d lm-3ZZ3. t 12
a ' ...... 4450 .......................
t-'or II.on 4. olnce space at
re.aorw ble rate. soo to 2700 s... ft. M~ VE.RD~. OH
PLAZA
~ Me1-a Verde I::. C.: ~
54s..f 12)
llNTOltlUY
(100 ~ ft omce bw ldlo1.
l'lll<lt Udo l•le. purcbAIM."
pnre 187S.IXX> "' '100.000
d wn 430 32nd S t •
~ Beach. C.11 for
details Sierra Rulty
&n-79:11>
Janitorial t.nc:l ~·7010 ID aq ft lo medac:aJ bid~
WA1'91110tfT Avail for tmmed oc
LUXURY SUITES cupancy Ample park
Ml S. 8a)"lkie Dr N 8 ~ Nrwpart. ~1_
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IMONBllMT Ca n a u ume lae .
!:xecuttve ofll~••. IZ.50• 1mo 848-2379.
auport ana Up to lJIO _-._._11 _____ _ I BLX TO BEACH
Lu1ury Trl ·Level
~ 1IOO eq ft Spec.
tac:u1&r ocean and bay
YWM 2 Bit 2~ ba, dm·
lnC rm, frpk, dbl 1ar
w t electrlc door .
~/mo 4M-293S
2 BR. Mel pr11e. tie
.,, -mo. Small pet O.K. Call ~. aall
far Pam or Larry
ct.a.. rec. nn l Ml . from
beach. Centrally loc
ClaMd pr .. e. S.Curity
bldl l Yr . lraae
Seaapray Con d oa mruo
eq ft New cf1IU "drpe •HIWPOll'T/C.M. Qa1I DOW 5S7 7010 Unk> or So C.l Plau Up to 4"l'OO sq ft avail at
l ... 2 ba, dlbwhr. Crplc.
reltn0c. req 'd. ~ mo.Gl--or~IZ10 Le• 3 br, 2 ba. frplc.
prqe. Adu.It.a, 00 peU
1525. 790-1713; m-nn c-....... 1124 -mo. lBr [)pb, quiet
••••••••••••••••••••••• court, 1ln1fe, non·
Wcatfleltl
fAMLYAPn
&-1od new beautiful.
larp apt ror famlliet
with t.. 2 &I 3 cbUclr8'.
am*-r only. prev rental
rtl ... w. 11th 541--0B
2 BR. 2 ba, bhm, ,.,,
te.Le-.e.Apnt ..oa ~
Near park • 1cbool1. -. New 2 Br. 1pt. Encl ~&::'area. "50 pr. Grm loc. Adlt.a, no
3 Br. 2 e. 1525 pm. •NU, -.zz1n
Heal p&kl. No pet.I Neer new 2 bd nr. So. Cat
a Wiit wu.on. C.111. DI~-··--DO -· Gl·51GJ141..J60I .. _ --· ....... .. ~
M•D•'SWAU
Vsy It 2Br. 2~8a. IUJI ..., apt. frpk, yd, • ., • .,
Hunllnaton karbour.
children OK CiOO mo
1811112 Jib Clttle, apt I
M>en
Beautiful 2 BR 2 full
blilhl. everythin1 new
Refri& • .-w:lyard,2k.ldl
OK. •1mo. ~move
In. Tm SlatAr. IMIM7M
Open 1M dally
2 Bdrm, 1 Ba, froat WUt ol cq,m. ICllcel1 loc•Uon
mar Npt ffCl,I. 1 yr i...
MIO mo incl. wet.er &I
pidlaer. ~. MMllOO
Lr1 2Br, l'rtBa, frplc.
New 2 br. 1 ba, frplc, W/D bnp. prtv. pallo I&
petio. No p.u.JJOI Baket' end .......... UUllZ...!._ Ill. llllOmo. MJ.1141.
---------~. 2Br, l"'Ba·
l:·llIDE 2 br, patio,
..,.... Adulta, no pet&.
., 1IO n.t. Ml-llJT
., Ir, 1 ba eoado .... lo. ea.. Plua. New criu. .,_, A/C, pcd, l9CUrlt7
pt.e. Chlldnn oil, oo '*'· •· .... 1112 or NHllL
t lllllrm qit, 9111 ..._ Ou
=:;,.encl 1ar. adlt•
I
frplc, edlllu only. no pm. C..11 ('714 )tTt.~ 1 inn ._5 or C21J):ill.11M
lft..IPll.
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lbr. sec 1ate. pool. gym lor2Rm~rromsn prime corner. 17th Ii
Jacuui.11'15 ~9442 T19 W lllb Sl C..11 Tom Nw1Jt 8' f75.aOO
au • Ct:RY lbr. duplex 540-ZIJO -~....., 4500
W 1audl p.r. lndry facl '"Tttl" -•-••••••••••••••••••
Lra fncd yrd UIS IXICUTIYISUm Pnme Npt Meta Bual
w ntn1 MMIZ$ l'\llJ~olftcea ,_Put Quality o(f1tt ID u-c..nter Is warehouse a pace
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Sawind Village
New 162 bdrm luxury
adult aptl in 14 p I a llli
from USO , 2 bdrm
~troms:ioo +
JJD(U, tennla. wawrfali., =for cookln& Ii
paJd. From San a..> drive North an beach to Md·a~
lhllll Weat on McFadden
to S.awlnd Vlllaae
C714.a.s.uia. -4000 ........................
Ila wadcla la Newpoc1.
Male or hm. X1Dt ped. •tmo. I04Ul
......... nntl&o ,_ room ID "'7 quiet
bm. maft lft, 7J>!I
Sl'IW .. 6Up
ltudlot , l br1,
klte ... nett11, pool Ii
mdll~ • ...,...
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••
·---· CArpeta, dnlpn & wet
M).S4TO bar lAOO • 7500 aq, ft. UD·
•
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ft 642 -446311 · 4 Sat i-I
2100 $4t. Pt. .-r!e ... » aq. ft.~ or mo to
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Oakn ::.S· •aU &n· D.llt'TIJClAN Lile "'1ull~·-ovln1 1lftd ol Ho1.wec1 .. 01n1 f:fi ,,... ell. Oreen --·••••••••••••••••••• ••u••••••••-••••••• ._ ~ 8 • • l r • l • 1 b • a t 11 -.. ___ .._? n-• ... 01 u ..._._ ~ ..... Ii •ail"""-n1 • ......... IL Pl··• ..... , 1ml •-T ci--·1 ••w.-• • o.,...y, ca.aat.aa ----• L1ad1capln& .-~.,.r;;:;;.;-..l .._... -·"' uuef'leOC)' l"WIJllDT•C•, .J~";l~"c *•• ;.;::,=~" -...... ~ .a...•1m '131.aJt ~..., .. 1 :!.~eo-~;; Rallbl ~.1t~.f.~~~ '*"-6 deb.,.,. • ... HAtJUNO aU tn-eon HouMlaaptcle.aniq. Complete 1erYlce1-1od HAPPY NEW Yf;AR Pl ., 1 -Ina Di&·ll L.arwbcape · "-ai' 0"' cnt. • '~11 t..!. • 12' pr....... ----...i--·1-·· ton • • • • -e.1010 ----Int flnt11l tarlH'nlry. -·••••••••••••••••••• •-·-r ,.,.,. -· .,........._. Pelnt1n1 lnt 1E•t -·•••••••••••••••••••• Boc*ll•INDI. Why pay nown moldlnl. cbalr· Soc. Hturity, IH'l do1 DIOYala.•"JG Pltll"l.-i crete, pauo covf'ra, Xlat •Clean worai . ~ • eomm·1 ff.Mid Expert lhapt11«. th•Min&
lorpert-UmeoeMlUroe rail, Ubnry p&Ml.U.nlC. t.ap, brue plat.. II ea W.dobau.llna1en1ce l V. MU clelm your"°'* Of dtcki. maaonr y · 16-'7325 Aft SCa.ey Hoout Reluble • 1lump removal
bttpT • to f75Mo for eabmlU. remod.1'16 ad c.-11a K...511-1361 T truck Allo root re apt 6 leave ll dalay MMTll. Rninbow Co Prof nptt 8A1MC ~2liM Io 1 u red . Le av e
oat am hu•tnr• F,a dl&aaan. Robert Fl!U'ftU, Ow II * I • 1Allter NJ~ frtmh. Rd1 f7S... t ta r w. pmm lat int 6 recon· l!ledlw teak ck't.edlOn Mwqe 87~2B2_1_. __
pmr. .,...afe1&1ional. relia 0 en 'l Cont r a cl or ... •••••••••••••••••••• ....... •••••••••••••••• ditlaajn• Low -rff ble. Fret eauma&en U'ltHS 145 011& or r-.-&..t.. .. 1--...... -OCX:llWdaat.Larptruek Houaecleanln1 . your Bridlwor& Sm•ll tobl "~·--..::._.. ..._:,:· -t Oalmlaiabe l Remodel-"\1 t1w Cll1 I 1 _.. ---n.... ......_. -•l>lna. Tr--.. ·-trim Dao boa:lll or VK&Dtl l"r.e a.i--,.._,,_ ........ • ~ WVf.. r ... ~ ~-1111. ~ repipe Top ••••••••••••••••••••••• --... tree trhnm1.D1. clean· -w.. ,_..._ .. ""'9.. ....... calllf.2.111' ·-.A· .. ·-..... _,, l6m>O P>l •13Zl. alter 5pm lrrine m.3175 eYel fW P!wnbrn& s:n 31.. RPSIDENTIAL • Stora --• ._ --· <.;ar waa10&. Qu•llly Thit futeat dnw In the HavelClf'Dltblq you want --Trade you.r otd atuff for Make your 1hopp1n1 SELL lcUe at.ema w1lb • 12 )Tl np . NB-<.'M are• DRAIN PROBLEMS" wor1l.MZ-M494'~7W12
W•l. a D11ly Pilot IDMU"Clualfiedadado Have llOCMthlni to aell? ne w 1oodlea with• MlierbywatnitheD&.Uy DallyPUotClaaalJ\edAd I'm 1mall, pnres ere P'\rmpnrf'byphooe
a..ilied Ad. lf.2.5171. rt W9U. tu~ O...u\ed ..ta do It weU 0-.lned aid. 142-5'71 PUot Oaaa1fled Ada. ta."71. ma.11 m.3014 eiu cm. So county a...tied Ada '42-5178
W..,toLo. 5025 Mwt I a. T,,.e • er•• 1100 Leat&~ IJOO '-1 uh 5350 .W,W..t.4 7100 .w,w...-11 .w,w..w 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deidi: IOJI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,..•••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......................
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MABJNE JOB-SHOP
Xlm loc. Nwpt. Bcb. ~l
31 )'Tl. Heh·An:. Tube
btnd!na, Metal 1hop,
J'ridlOn aaw, GIHa 6
Woodlbop too&a a1u111s 6 1weuln1 farlhty
°'9l. for major Hrdw ,
wire. rope. cordagt'. 11111, 1oftwart Xlnl
Rep., inqUlre wlUun 4'7
N Nwpt. BJvd. N wpt
&:h~
'AST FOODS
fNEED
IMO NEY
•
. ..................... .
wr~. IZJS.000 lit TD WeU
secured w /30 monlh
payoff. Owner .
trW)l33.m2
2HD TIUST Dl9S
l'\.md9d In 10 day11. No
pohU ID qwalifled bor · rowers. Up t.o 10% ol a p-
pn.l.aed valiae. Aak for
Mr Hinkle, *-22'10 or
873-IOZZ
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~·-· 5100 .......................
*'lbll IO 'I Are Here: Cap-
tu re them on Vldeo
Tape! Jan. Special.
WeddlDI ~O. V .C.U 111.-.
&..,., Bowl Party. Fri
E•·Pttnnaylvanla reel·
dmta Is Steei.n fana.
Ol1I ai..-for lnfo
SCRAIUTS
ANSWERS
Worthy -SW.y -
1byme Bwf•I -
EAT OUT
LOST DOG : Lar1e.
Frieadly BJ.adt Is T •n
MakTenier/Dobie Mill
Cotta Meu. ramlly
Grinlal. ~--
UJST Lr& blk Fem. lab ..
abep. Yew wb!U haln oo
cbeet Umoa oo old.
'10 IOOlb1 . S41·2012 ,
~-12
FOUND. Sbepberd male
w Jbrown tthr coUar, Spr
l.Qldale Is Weatmlm~r
117-«151
i...t. upt brwn puppy.
fem., DUI' c.o.ta Maa
Partt.eG0215
11.ASSAGEatmpaUa>
Yourmaueur
iaBobJama
Outcalla t-11. *·51 lJ
IOM"S OUTCAU.
IN-8121
AcCOI ....
O.treed An o unlanl needed for morlga&t' blmkin& firm in t•llJl!Uoo I.al.and M IP I)' r ea per aau for Appt 1~ 151..S -------1·--------E&nt.l.al Phone ~11.i
We an for ru.I Try u.
Fane-A FrleOd 5»-3441
AccxMJllQI " {" TIM'OIAIT
11 )'OU are nrw Lo C<>el.t
Mesa. temporarily dlh
conbm&nc your educ•
IJaD.. recmt.Jy d.lltb&r&ed
from OW ~ice. or for
any reMOO Mrilana lf'm
porary C1' n rttr wort . mNldrr thl.a wuqlW op
portlmlty .,.c. .....
S216 'wW11
/JlfOIOUTI
REGISTER Early AM
1"11 lO 2 hra. P75 to
1450 1Mon lh Xlnl
moonllaht W1vea. re
tired, d1ub1hly. •lu
dnita Need icd whl• ~Dl80C'~
BABYSITTER Needed
\Nkdy9. Jen 21 lO l'eb J2
II~ to 1.30 pm. l boy,
your bome or mln~
~l-«m l rvtJw
Homemade apeclalliel ~bu money for 2nd
Hlebllahed 21 ~ura TD'• No cn!d.it check,
Corner locaUoo Owner no pntt.y, IZC),000 up. Jl'or
reorini, Pyre mid E• • ct I OD call A I e D t m..,,.. m.1.,. _ m.m1. A4,)'t.lme.
PENNY
PllCID
ADS
I have a muve&owl re·
dpe for Uttr. All I do I.a
mitlltlOD It t.o my buaNnd LOST : Fem . 1 mo 1 ~"'be ... M)'I, "Let'a !!AT Olocolele lab. Harbor Ii Prut. EKecWve Muni•
ASSIC&MUINTS
F.am XTRA m t.o P•Y Ume baad.ay b1U. for
ldonmllon on bow you
can wort! a rew deys or • rew ..-. to eam l.tl4t
XTRA c .. h cell UI
Work I.be boun you bue
evaUabk.
~C\erU ltnakaieepHS
DetaEntry
,\(xOunlAll&a
'Jbl! WOfDen end IDftl Wt'
art' loakuia ror may be
Un!d ~ ty~. fo4chn1
papen. wanibowle ~
end ...tin& for e llmlled income -work wllh
,....,. ..... RaEMd ad
U.bysllt.er needed. eleo
lite hou1ework l'u It
ume Xlnl Hlary for
very nttab6e houni Ci.II
Mn Thomaa. ~2603
8 5 N3 6281 art 8 At ..
vv• ,..~._ .__-.., Ten1lon1 melt a.way
a..t& .._. SJOO -. --1 14.<>ut N.er..._..,1 Babysllt.er IM't!lded. AM !>
only. my homt, aood
.....,,. -107$ MIDMy .. LAt9 1021 Any bu1ineu w /pe>tenUal
•-••••••••••••••••••••a eedlnt
Hles/moaey /maaa1•·
mmit. etc. Mr. Eberena.
~ ONLY S2
....................... LDST. &tDCb)'. Plump
oran1e P'em . cat.
Recently apayed a ... ~
•OU1CAl.l *
AudJlon CPA'a
CAJ..LOR VUDTTODAY veneemen& poaaable U Bebyatller needed, or
)'OU 11tt II or OYtt and c:a1imaJ Day• EYa
Mwtp11a.Trwt Dlilli 50JI .......................
Stoll aay tt.cm • com· bula&lall al IWcnl for f7I
Oii' ln• wltb • Pna1
Placb« Ad. ' tta. '°' 2 ~" daya. F.atb
..sdleklftal line II ID' for
&11e z de yw. C!lars• It •
Ho romCIWfrlal ad•
rw ftMft lnformaUCle
aad ID~ rour ad call
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
call:
642-1671
I.Gil• ~a '*'Call Animal A11l1t1aet
i....pe. U1·22'11, DO t ...
'==14=2=·5&J='==-!.I ~ t1 at a petT Cail &pedal Pali Hotline.
'IMtrfl..1215, 21J 1251-.,..
...
Fotaad: Ptm. auburn
1rteh S.U.r, vie SJC.
"4J.JllJ MCf'h4
_ .... ________ ... to meet ed!Ye. llkl·
ftXJ1a>: A 10'llll m..... We 11.aJe over ~·10 ".
Labtlh•tlerd m•a. qiiMl. wU"ID&blafn...w .
blk llm'*-rie Ootbard Dal, TDI ID body Ii • W9'11S, H.B .... Tm llJ'1tt. ft.n II«. For Day or h . Dbl1nl. Conv~na
mJl'llD: llaAil 1191 &abby tian. tie. I am yq. «>. et·
ai&.ftna....,.w/2...U.. lnldive. OiY •fl.a we. Vic~ 6 Vlctorta employed fem wbo 11r..a .. _ doma'l lib bar ueoe.
ro.mct: Or•J Tea Cap
PUodie. Male. Hamilton SL,CM.-.-
......... --.....
a.cco111lenc;s
DNo~J'. aDO.OoAdwel.l
.......... Au
r7141UMIOJ
ADVERTl&lNO SALE&.
........ Hlf mocJYa&.ed
ladMdual rectuind for klml .... , .... mq.a&tne.
would be avatJeble lu ~UI
It.art worts lmmedl.ate!I)', -----
t-all bl wn t 30 3 :.> Bebyatu.r Deeded, I u II
'4M514
AmmN-1
~o c~
uaw M r. or LIY-1n
Apt.I.July. MMl14.l.
TYPIST
IOt1l1i COAST BANK
IMI Stmnower St . C M aa. ...UOO. E.O.E. ml1 coa::i,::.. u. ,_ _____ _
'='' /t 'C ,. ......... l Y'MI' eolder'
Sl.LL idle lteme with a
Deily PUol Cl ... llied Ad. Small blk/11m dot. found
IG-58'11. near K·llart HB. Ma!e.
--------· llMIJO.
~ ~ pbo&o .. Id·
t.er t.o 9d ~. c /0 Tbe
DaUy Pilot, P 0 . Boa
~. c.c.a M•• c.uf.
8B!IS.
FOXX SHOP
Uberel 1tral1ht ~m ·
lllMlbl. lla.ay ludl pro.
Wild. but tDd cal.II will
~ pri mery pro1pert
IOUfte PboDe 49'7-4414
forappt -----
-~.WW be
rwqWnd &o I06da' book.
lurret termln.all. Wire,
!ID6der 6 t.ourb up PCB'•
Some ln1IUq poatlKJnS
eva.l.labie. AllPIY el.
l\aU Ume 'hiAJer poa1Uo•~ evalleb&e £apertencc-
MC•ury Eacellent
~~·peJd
Time is Money
Save time and money by u1inK
our unique Ad-Siuer •e"'ice
You may requeat Ad-Sitter service when placing
your ed •.. our Ad-Sitter number wlll appear In your
Dally Piiot ad ... Ad-Sitter takes your mesaages •..
you cell In at your convenience to get th• reaponaea
to your ad. . . Thi• aervlce la only 15 per week. for
more Information end to place your ad call 842·H71.
fakes your messages
24 houn a d~-7 days a weelcl
()f\ILV PILOT
I -
--------ESCORTS * Advertising * STilT
....,__ s,.c--..
lMI Monnwla. C M
&G-3'27 IC U t:
~y tn per'IOI\
Plnonoel Oepart.ment
t9IT AGI IAMIC
721 N EutUd St
FOUND: M. Doberman
Blk w tbrn. Appr ox
Mmot. V1c Npt. Back
Bay. f7'J.M3t
POUND· LGni hatred YDIJ
... ~·t w twhlle bib •
pews Vic Pomona • wu.on. 846-'TIMI I
Orien&all. tall ~.
full fl&W? model.a t'ut
~ID ~acb cllJft' <M.caU a&-2941 MA.DIG SSS
TODAY!!!
AL'TOM<mvE 1191~~81 Lot,.,..... & 1-;qu.111 Opportwut y ........ ~.
RapSeutona The Da.tJy Pllot need& ..
penon ror our Claaa1f100
Advert111na Oep•rl
fl'W:Ol The pt!rlOD Wt'
u ek ahould t'DJU)' ~ ule.. ~ abl.r
to lyp. ~ wpm ce~i'
tnc I. have • ple•Unt pereonallly Ii eoJO)'
wortun1 with a 1tr .. l
P'OUJ> ol pmpW I
~~ V.mploY"
Wt-hue open1na1t ror --------
FOUND Cat Whit• Ii
Tal:lbt w f\,aauaJ WhJte
markln11. W Jbell on
cord. Vic. FuU.rton ~
lMbCM..._,
PQUND. 81.k Shep M. Bm
• wtme Aust. Shep ml1
hm. 644-&W Newport
Buch Am.mal Sbeher.
,., I Ill 5JIO
And wt.eruna s..ions
Olma l.n Ii eQjoy I.be com
peny ol a ~autll11I 11rl.
t.alk about enythan1 you
like Open IOam 4am
Located. 432 "ff·'. t;
17th St. Coal• M.ea
59-tl&Z
.......................
BRASS KEY ....................... •• ·••lacAw+a•
p~~~~.. •661..0729•
ref.-ral. Abort.loo, adop NOW JIJRING uan•lleeplq. -----APCARE 541.2593 T,..... 5450 ---------...................... .
COYllGll&.
•HJ.Ont•
M Hr Qui.call Service
a Row>d lJ'I p llckeu to
Tabkl. lliOO
1175 2837
We alter excclleol com pany beneftU ancludln£
rnecbcal. dent.al, Ufe in
1urance , etc Salary P'UJlt COl"miMMXI'
Pl-call ror mten .. w P. llGllDl!I o.pt
tc-ml. Eat 277
OIAMMCOAST
DAILY PILOT
D>W. S.1Sl ec.t.aM-.
two aherp people' lit
yean OC' ~r with good
dr'I\ 1n1 rerord1 Y.'ll
~llent oppon u.nll y for
promotions See G ra nl a.n. or Tom Jotv\Mn
"I .. <>r..., C_.ty
292:1 H.arbcw HJYd
<XmA MESA
97'-HOO
~ LAW atudent needa
IZS.000. WUI do aruthtnl
1A1al. Contldullal
JJVM, P.O. Boa 1242,
N.8.-.
Equaje;_:unlty E er ~
'1 ..... ~ ":::;r.. AltndoPCH '1NHalr ~BllhlO
--•••••••••••••••• , ewp l c .1111115 W~ 7011 m4D1'0 We an rentint ....................... lt1llDI~ -llf••=c...., I fled Car,.at•r· An extra MOO-llOOO """' -o ..... tllra 1'DIM·Wou.ld .. ......~-...... IN•U. wJqu.a.li\)' home mo., p, •. '\,<.__ 1our a.TA MDA
I have alJ my ownhounl 5af.MO:I 97'-IJOO
own tooll. Call,..,., M NIB IVC PUP'-' ale, AUro•nU:HRVICE·
PlllocNAll...... NB. aii or wW tnt 1-11 6dQ won ..... Apply TOMMY'S ..._W_.... 7100 •hit, 2 •h pd vac N..-port Tlre Center, OF ...wPOl1" ~.................. ___ -IMO_______ .., I. Oil H!z CdM.
ESCORT;! ACCn• cLm Arr 111oft-8etnl reUrtd AllrollO'nVI llCllrAIY _.. '°' M W\tta, CM. Ml ,,,.,...
tGSln Abo lrt111 ,._ ..., NC. /11111lble cm-.-uartJ am or .Allloead•• ""rlnH ~c W ) I I, tne • ..,_ lltepmanb. wry, ~ COia•
--, .. ., a.ceptloal•t duUta. NSSDIBLERS. we wlll mHturat• wltb ta• E'SL'OITS t=&"rm. Cati tratn. ApJl1 Tam, =· t:::'..:af.y~
aHra. Ml-4llO ~ YadU, llH U(ELLSNT tbHee MC/!llA AcClclUDl !KeeuUvt Ad· P' Me, C.11. ,_ .tv•CWW' d.b •
-_..., Rip. for boa&-•lb1.11la1Ue. 1rowta1
DIAMO•.D WA.MTSD; ................ ~Qzll...._, f'Jtv. ""1wW i..., 1eoa ~ ..,.,. ,..,, _... ... _..-_.H.B.;.....,. Ubtral eommlaalou. -au llln .. lla.al, Man· Mm••· ..
ACCOUM'fl .... " 1-if...:'e !!!'° 10.~ Id, --·~r
*
I or matt yean uvana1'
• io.tl upenence pre
ff'ntld
Fur aaformat.aon. p~•"'
l'Ontad Sluriey l'erker.
M7 :ms.
USUFI SAVINGS
&LOANASS,.
1.I02l Beach Blvd
Hunt Brf\. CA t2l648
*
!.O.E. M1r1H
IA•T
M:tDtem
Thi• ma1 coet'ern ,ou ... We an a aetloftat
wt l•aw ol ladl.Wt.r1el .... ............... . lac for tnd.Mdu.ll who ••nt to earn btwo ... flOO per wk. We .... NJ • p/Umt ,.,.
Ulm c.-ud a com ~~~: flll rplNaw Walt, OI Wllirtdaa la • ualform. eaU tOid•J for 1n In ...................
... .....,._ ~ tMt
lucat • ii b.i ka1 to 1\ltet11. •or an In· .......... eaU tl'MllO, .,.,..,
IMMA•ll fW'I tT,..._CM
li9lill.Y ......... to ~--t•••· OGDd . -~·-"'"'
• ,
;
'
•
~. Nwprt lkh --------1 lnveat.meot Coumello1
Plrm nda aharp ln· --------•I dlriCh&al to handle cS. c&.llJCAL
talled client record u--·-l ....... "or l""•I "-Pna. Rffe> Incl malnt ~~~.~~M• t>taJt'A l't NN Ut.'l I'
d cJient fil•. arr't ,.. 117 AA41 ,M,r u1 ""I"'' 11 r1111 conc:Uinc • Uaut.ed be* -vv llm•· '""'h•111· ru 11c111t
'*IMI· fteq'a aood •P en Lln-Utuda for number• ~ • -''-1h•n I' I'"'" AM . good or1aol1at1on -l \ 1'1111111• t111t1 1i.11
Salary commenaurale llW'OtA.lf¥"~' """"" .-111 1.-11u1111 I al't1
WieKper 114762 5800 J7J) IWdt StrMt ..... •-::=:=:::-~:-'i ~-·~-~w~,_~,.~·~·~"~·I UICNTAt. \."4."Usr •'Ull or 1001JC198 f/C -~ llhW ht'f'r A ~
fmttian wtth pnimlnent --------•I rQ 111• i"r 11.'tl IQ> or
Fasblon blaod lnv"t Oencal '"•~4111
mml firm. ExceUenl op-c&.m TYPIST O ea ta I A u I 1 t a n t
panmky. Call&ee>--01.Zl ladlnl Oranp Cou.nty <>rthodonUl' Cbalnlde n:am.tac.turtna company J
BOOl'H ATTENDANT -
Apply Ill Newport Arcbm
Manna.~Judy.
IUSIOY
()QUme, ~ hrs /Wk
No 1cbool Minimum
wa1e + percentage ~ty. Pnvate Coun
tJy Club. Laauoa N11uel
1.IU.rviews Sal.-Sun. 1 to
9pm through or Tues
Thurs 10 t.o 1 lam or 2 lo
4pm. Phone. 496-~767
IUSPERSOHS
Profe&&1onal First da."111
lt.ahan Restaurant needs
experien ce d Bu'>
Per:.ons Apply 1n
per s on Pronto
Rlatorante. So Coast
• Plaa. Upper Level
Cof•tu ....... Sborthoun
3br. min $..01 per hr
C.trf . N.B . CdM •~a"
Noexper necessary
Apply at Newport M~a
Unified School Dis t
Food Servic-e office. ~7
PlacenlJa. CM 64~ 2920
aee1Un1 individual for 0 1 0 0 u r l " • rn Clerk Typlat poaation ~lvr offlre Coi.ta
Must type 4S wpm Meu·~ ~5170.
~bWlles include D8CTALASST.
typing, filin1. general Challftllll\I ca.rffr OP·
clerical duties. 1 yr ex-=Y 10 ~t.ab'··h-' penence preferred. App-..., ""' ly In penon: Beach general
........ Spedaltiff
1640 Monrovia, C M
642-2427 EO.E.
O.ERICAL
ratMAHENT
ft ART-TIME
afternoons. Good typing
~kills necessary.
Newport Center Dnve
location Call 7s&-0945
practice Seeking
cheerful m11ture ~rson
Must be ex~neoced in cha1rs1de & X -ray.
Salary open. ~l
Dental Office loolung for
dyna.rrut..e self·mot1vatro
back office 11111111tanl.
Career opportunity &
benefita for nght person.
CalJ547 ~nghtaway ---
Den tal A1111t t;x
_ ieaw. •cCTr-pertenced. Expanded __..,,_ .., duties. Pnvate ortace
Wiii traln sharp an -1bJt. Beach. 4days. Call
d1V1duaJ. Good talary & 8C7-&501 beneflla. Jeannie 1...:..~~------
979-0UO C M. DmtaJ receptionist. full
Cl-time; aper . pleuant. '""°' Nr. So. Coast Pina
For general Ming f'JU ~
tJme. neat appearance
Master Blueprint. 234 DenUJ. Cba1rs1de A.sat
l''\5cher. CM 540-4174 Newport Beach, pleuant
,.,. .. , /TV9 group practice t.xper a.'""""'' .. IST pref'd. 4 day we<>k. in<ld l't•rmanent pos1t1on alternate S.tt AM ~IJJ wpm Gd work11111 640-ll.22
rnnd & benefits Mon ---------
lhru Fr19 S. W79-2370. DENTAL ASSIST -Ex
CLERK TYPIST _ For per about 30hn per
i.ale11 office o r major week In very pleasant
wholesale nursery m Npl.. Bch. office 64.2 5243
0.01 Ofc. heavy pbooee.
wnte MrVk'e onSerw (or
Appllu~ nrvtce co.
Boollkeepi•I back· ouimd req'd.. Ute typiq,
l&.12'r. at week. Call
e KU l4l4MO
r1.h1111 roll wr•pper. ••P . IMI 1nlar •l\Uplof ft.-. •1tk ~111 Uni• Ura
UllA I l\'f' pit)' roc-rl lht
flt I New .. url Och. .. ~~-.u.u
fj'UltlCMAN 1'1tAIN V,p;
'""''"" Mlme1 IHd exper . 11-·h ah1llt1. ,. eome •t•*"" ~pan&ah. tiu per 11111111' t' 0 It • .. •I a
vrt-.i
lo\111 .. I' T pOl.ltk>nl 111
n111w apeclally roo1J1
t•11nll'r In lr vlne
Mana1f'ment op
portW\illea call ha11
sa~
Utl'J BU.UNG CLUK tor au. olfke ol ma;or
wholeule nursery 10
H.B ln addtUoa to com·
petttive ulary we alao
proYlde a rul1y pd be..it.b
padlqe. pd vacations, It
educauonal relmbune-
ment. AppUcanta must
have exper. In wort.101
with sale men 'a com
miMJons. IJj well u a
1eoeral bkkpg back
ground. Cont.act Jo Anne
71496U004 -----
GIH&AL OfflCE
GroWlng architectural
office olfen posruoo for
depend111ble consc1en
lkMI person MWlt be ac
CW'ate typist & have
aome knowledge of book
kttpin& 20 bnl wk lo
stArt with polenual ol
ruU time. Call 940-~
for ill&erview.
..-ALOMCI
Mature peraoo Ofllce
expr req 40 hr wk, 2
nl1e5 Jewell by Joseph
546-W88
General OHice 8 JOam
3 :.>pm, Mon lhru Fri
Phone ~ably. must
be good with figures
Typma de&red. Salary
o~n Lon '1 Kllcbeo,
979-0747 an 1oam.
General Office. part tlme
QIM.OFRCI
f'1Ume. Muat enjoy
phone eon&aet. wontn1 wtah nlltoC:Mn • cht&ll
WOl'k Pald vacaUons,
al~ pay • bealt.b ln· aunnce. Appl)' M . Mon
thru f'ricbly at Barden '1
P9at Oontrol. M hn·
~ls';o Coata Meaa
GW.MIOAY
Non-prottt rehab a1en
cy faiat hne 1ooc.t lyp
ln1 1 klll1 I& 1om• knowl«l&e al bkkptt Will
tn..ln lf nee. &15 hr wk 6
beolftll ------CM Friday, full or part
Ume for 3 mo Newport
.,..._M2·62U
GU1 Fnday Slart •t SJ 50
per hr Call Newpt>rt
fl\Oor ~I Inc At
m.1&11.
~AUDAY
E1perleoced . pro
feuional, permanent.
put time f« t.u " ac munt.1111 ~-• to ..
hour Wnte statJ.n1 eJt· penence to: A.llftl Ham
mood. CPA. 2041 Busi
oeu Center Dr, uoa.
lrvlne. Ca 92715.
Graphic Wustrator, h&ht
expenence pref F T
day1. S800 mo. D O.E
lrvlDe. 5.S7-47S2
GRAPHIC AITS
TRAIM~~IVERY
Some equipment matn
~. chanttto learn
production camera &
peRe-Up TM ComposmK
Room ~3541
Growiq o.c. Co. bu (uJJ
• part-time positiOM
...u..ble. You can ell·
peel to earn up to
S1.00 'hr domg intel'al·
IOI won. SJl-0811
Guanl'I
GUARDS NEEDED
IMMIDIA TB. Y
$4.00JHow
t
SC.,,.VASSERSS
Int.ell OUl&Olllft per~ons warnted to set up pt 's
w 1homeowner11 for
home ·rl!mod cl1n~
salesmen Thu .. 1:.. :i
permanenl JOb. H ri.
1-SP.m dally. SS.SO/hr while traioina. ea11 Bob. maa.
H.8 Competitive salary. Dental recepl.. ortho ..
fullypdhealthpackage. Npt. Bch. Start to
pd v•caliona • educ•· ll.2,000. Orth> exp req.
Typana. bookkeepLn&
Must be able to wor1' well
on own. Call Urbanom1ca
Research A11o c
n~
We have open1ng1 for
5eCUr1 t y om Ctt'S 1.11 lhtt
Laguna Niguel area
Benefit• include un Lfornu provided, paid
vacal.IOnS & wages raid weekly. Please cal or
apply in person at ·
Buro's loternaliooal
Security Services. 1775
Center St. S\el02,
Anabesm 92.805 635-"630 t
• ~
I
!
t
-llooal relmbunemeot. 842-2628 ________ _. Apphcanta muat have 1--.:.,_ _____ _
CASHIER ltat.lst.lcal~& exper. DmTAL ASSIST -Part·
F 1 rat c I a 11 It a II an Buell "pe>NeU time monung only Ex·
Restaurant needs ex· orpnlzaUona abUioes. pernec 548-~
perienced Ca1b..ter APP· Contact J 0 ADD e ly In peraon. Pron lo 714-~. Delk clertt, mature, reha·
Rlatorante. So. CoHt ---------blepenooforfrontdesk,
P\a:&a, Upper Level. COLLF.Cl'OR -Ex-per. a bn. must be rtex1ble ~~~~~~~~~ must. Up to MOO per The lnn Al La1una. 211 week, •alar7 ar percen· N. Coat Hwy • Laauna
ui.ee. Nice Newport or-~ 494-7535
GeaAL OfftCI
SmlU pubilahiD1 rarm 11
aeeltln1 1eneral offlc~
woriter. &mple clerical
dull ea Rel a 1ed at
rlJOllJlhett Mature Non
amoker preferred. lu.k
for Pat a.-4357 J.»4 J
C-OIDP'&er Lane, H.B.
GENERAL OP'll'JCE -
rice. 87S.9910 Michael
Ganmer Driven. Checker Cab. Frolll olfioe appearance
GUARDS
M&P ..... llw
Male or f'em..ie
Retittd wetcome
Uniforms furnished .
p&Jd vacation No ex
perieaee oecelUI')' App·
ly LolUI lnvesU1aUon ii
Secunty. 1537 Baker St
Bide. A. Costa Meu.
751·3'54
~HIER . Full Ume. will
tndn. e 30am to 3 OOpm
NewporU:r Ion. 844-1700,
Sandy Goodman ext S58
E.O.E.
l!JOd drlvln& record. 25 Lite typina. fllln1
OIUe&e ltUdeDt to train yraorolder/493-8888 Salary comm w exper GU •RDS
ror 1licing • pomon con-979-9883 ~
! CASHIERS ! UTDTEM
---------1 lrol. F1eidble acbeduJe Dnver Gardener comb Full & part lime, All
approx. w b.ra. dally. Have nhd CA 11~ Gen"ral are 1 s . Un I f or m s
Sun tbl'\I Thurs. Xlnt Good dnv1n1 record furmahed. Ages 21 or
atartinl pay. Lori ·s Min. age 20 Apply al ~rm-over. Retired welcome
I MARKETS
OpeoJnas now av~able
r<>r full time AJJll'.stanl
Maoaa4lR on 2nd & 3rd
sbl.ft. No experience ne<:.
We t.raul. Start S3.30 to M
I per bow'. Advantement Opparttmlty ror mana,..
mm& posiUon8 to ~.50
I*' tiour If quallned. Fot n:w:n bllorinaUOn • lo· tenttw. aDPb to Rote -. mo N: Padllc Coat ~ir:·~~
Mon thru Fri lam to
~Oppor Employer
Kitchen, 11111-0147 afl Penny 11 aver. 166 o "'s;'" No experience nee App. Placentia. CM JOIS ly Uruvena.J Protec:tlon lOAMforappt. Service, 1228 W 5lh
Qinstn.lclJOll Warehouse· Driven full lime. neut ap Street. Santa Ana In
man. over so, lit.e work. pearance. knowledgt• or W{• huv<> openings ror lervteW hours 9 12 " I•
Lrvtnearea. 5Z4·l01'. Oranae Co. Good driving Moot.hru Fri. record. Over 18 W1 lhnK /IL--t-~--~
CONTROLLER to work . Co mpany /~S ·-.r __.""'___.. HAIRSTYLIST " ecn .,., W clleoule. Xlnt w--k Expanding Orange Co. vehicles. $3.10 per hr + { Aaae1tHwa v• manufacturer has im· lnceotive1 Call Mark _. In& cond. Good loc
mediate openloa ror 751-21186. I Aa. Ca.tu 1112-lUJ,8'2-llOIM
rupoulble, profit 11-~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~.--i {Acct.) a.rt. Hair ltylist DMded. Rent
orten&ed pro(euioo.al to DllV•S I PIX.oe. 400 1t.aUon. llOtwk. Hunt
..um9 posiUoo U COO· ,,......... Bc:b ,.... "'""'JV\.lc. ._.,_ ,..,_., .. _ Men or W01DeO ~ yra or rr .. • area ...... ,..._._. u-. -IJllPU4lte must older. Know ~ cout RonuHe Available ewa• (114)Ml.t793. ~= ~ "::: <tie1. Neto S110 a wCeek ort Ntver a re. EOEIM·F R>llEllAURS interest·
couet101 controls, more . raoie oa• ~'-~llOOto .. '"" Yellow Cab. 17300 ML ., .. __ -
budtlts. EDP fl overall Herrmann, Fountain per...._ d9pendln1 on
fi.oaociaJ " accounUn1 Valley. <No of Slater ti.me. Wort hvm bocnt ~IM-87S7 betwn Newbope " f1aible hra, no uper
1"-'-&acUd> nee. Cal1'PM-TPM OAly,
,.. ............. "'--.. 1•1..1. """""• breulaat· ablft; ~~~~~~~~I Mr.Pllldd._..., ~tu# vow au "' muat be faat " ax-r..: lice. 228 P'orHt Ave. perlenced, Apply lo Drq/Coametlc Clerk. M.t. llUIJO Ha9'1'1:MJCASID.ER ~Beach. penon at th• lolly P/t. Exp. ED&.buaWUc, OI•. 1Jlo2'22 MorQ~I lblf\, 8lu•
CL8UCAL fto1er. 400 S. CoHt ettentlve. trlendly . t•-------1 DatphiQ. ms Vla Udo,
Pen:lalMat PollUoo ~ Hwy., Lal\U malCdM. Newport lltecb
~.~..!!!.•~!!_.~ -=-r .... DBUO •COSMETIC •••MOMC• ......, ----.,........ -~ a.ERK -l\lll or part• n~.a.&-.............. --wadi w1tJa eaJDbatfa OD -m • 1n ,__, .-i• -·-la~ oonlrol, pro-Od benlrua. Nwp tlftat. 1 ft' m . drua e1111 to ....._a .,.rtet.1
duc:tlancamro& --w.: _m_DI_;.. _____ 1tore uptr. Wa1ea d Jobi bu9J dlvWon ol· ~ ClOIDIDW/U.Pflr. Moulton ~" ........... RN.l =--~111'1US.1•••• ca'°11 <X>OIB -Juli MrYlce Plua Pbarmac1. Mr. a...~ Ona. · p: llHlcan rHtaurant ._. .... --... T'rJJPDttt _1 Hwpm. Call b!pfl. .... niCbl chef, putet ..... ,.-,_,.. ....
C L I! a I C A L mu, .._., lt.M cooL lm._.lllliil•IXYU-llllilMOMl'tiimlliillilll
••ox.saAG& tlrm :!t ~· lltbt Jb1ft.a ........, Men~'* tw ==~llA=.: pb ~ ,._if::~ ..,..., • afteraoon
...... -Mia. lYit ...... Lil IN-. Ill ........ Im.med In El -• .._ --. aU allfDr,JA&.N. Toro; II..._ VMJo, • ---.. _...... .. , ........... sam = ~ =z. ,.,... >'VS .. ...,, ... =: .. ~ IDO. Qlll ,., n• ... ., ;• ,i:sJ:•:a= • •t· us,
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INSURANCE
Property 6 Cuua.Jly Ju.
llst&ol.. exp min 2 yrs UlC
typln1. xlnl ben•rll•
James Insurance omce.
Irvine. call Maureen
m-Oll80 E. 0 E M.PllfAN1C Claaa A. Can
INSURANCE Fountain be VlP VERY buay &bop
Valley bn.och of larte need1 1ood mech
auto lnauranre a1ency Domeatlc 6 many
hallopeninp tor forriln Pd medlcaJ •
t.INDERWRITER ble 1mur Lot.a ol woril
TRAINEES C o m m I 1 a 1 o n
Saluy commea11arate w 'suena&ee· Mwat have
w uper1eol'e • ab&Uly l.oola Call Pal. 54$-1171,
Xlnt advancement op S.$. Mon.·f'n.
porturuty Ail company
benef1ta Call Kilby.
~181
lnaurance Sec ·y OHc
lbnapr. '1000 ~r mo
+ Praia Sbannc. exper
req'd, call 831.Q39 or
8111-0173 for Appl. Dan.a J11ecbca1 ~ to
Harbor lm A.&mt-'-_Y'-----• wor It pa rt ti me i a
I N T E R I O R Cbtropraellc office
DD:X>RATING -M!n 2 ~ •P""'nl Call
>Tl educaUoo or ex~r _sn_·~------
ln st.ore aa1ee " book· Meci1ca1 olf Kle, esp Nwpt.
keeplna 642-8111 Bcb are.a. Smit ,......
KmneJ hip, wlmdl only to Box 1lla. c ,o Dally
ltve-10, mst bve own Pilot. P 0 Bo1 1560,
tmsp appl S40-CZM Calta Meu, CA li2S2'7
LAB TECH Work ror MEDICA.LREOORDS•
youna pharmaceutical OFFICE ASSISTANT
&rOUP in t.be !Jib uam& For convalescent heap,
ywr degr'tX'd knowlfodl(t' ex~r preferred, full
m nucro bloJogy, btok>1ey t 1 me. Mon Frt. Jt Int
or relatt>d 1 c 1ence, ~1lJ! wins It iD~n·
salary min of 1800 mo t1 ve Apply Bever I y
depending on exper ~340V1rtona,C M
lienef1ts63118:SS MEDI CAL RECEP
L A N D S C A p E TIONIST -For 2 busy
ARCHITECT lmmro ortboped15ts E.1per
poruon for dra.fb pel'S()O pref 63'1 ·23>0
~ W/1·3YR p~ lledica1 Au<.tJlt badt
dUClioD n'Ptt· Foq • office. part ume. Jn·
LaRocca Ar.aoc . ternlat's oHice. E.1·
~ peneooedoaly. -..011
LefJllll Sec'y-0.C. tt1•c .. TICH Santa Ana !.aw firm needs expt>r'd legal F'l' Mon Fri for U · s« ·y Salary open Ca II panda.ng Rd RIA L.i1 b JeMi ~ lAc req'd RlA exper not
req d · "'ill tram Xlnl
LEGAL SICHT ARY
S...per, lhou.Rhlful Doll~
dllipera~y nHda your
xJnt ~al ex~nence &
olfu:e akilla Will d1Bcusi.
hours pey Ca II 644·2644
Anyllme
LEGAL Sl<:llT AIY
TO $1JOO
No Fee To Applicant
Soeciatizln1 In The Lecal l''ield
-~iH mcH\' h1d,le ~{'(ICY
170 Newport Ctr Or N 8
St.e a&S &42· 2920
Ught Bookkeepuia Pan
tJme Apply in pe"°'1
Rion Hardware, 1024
I rvine 1 We ~tc.:l1fr
P\aza l. NB ------Uquor clert. full Uaa•.
nlahta, bondable. AP
PLY IN PERSON 9
AM 2 PM, Tun Sat on
ly AJrpon"r IM llotel.
187011 Mac Arthur
lrvtne
LV.M~SMft
Relief nunlt' nt.-eded Tl.lei
& Wed 11 7 30 AM. Xtnt aalary Apply tH5
Supertor, NB
•MACNMIST•
STMT fl.00 PB ...
Oxnmamurate wtLb u ·
per o ....... .......
4-da.140 br. week EDLn tNDUSTBJES
2lD1 Dove St. N. B. ~ trom 0 C.Alrport
Macblnllt. clau B Fut
srowtnl macb!M 1hop
needa IOOd people. Xlnt.
co blD. Pa.Id bothtaya.
V.A.f . lrvlft• area.
MMnO.
beol NBarea s.ll-5.581
•MODaS• • •ESCORTS•
Eqierience ~erttd
•661-0729•
MODILS-ISCOITS
ICU1ZJ Aft 7pm
MUaSISAIDES
netded to cive TLC to
elderty peuenta Cta.saea
a&art lmmed. Earn while
you learn. all shifts
avail Apply 14-45
Supenor,NB
Nunes Aides. all ab1tts
O>.a.odler Care Cent.er.
LD W Hemloclt. S A caus..-. ----
NURSES AIDES
For weekends 10 con
valucent hosp. 1lnl
salary w aood beoelllli ..
IDCmllve Appty Bev~rly
Manor. :a•o Vlcton a .
C.M.
MUltSIS AIOIS
Part Ume 3-ll, "ll-7. ii
P11me 3 30-7 30 41-bed
Conv Hosp ·CM Gd
pay--W.81. ............
Jpm-Upm • Upm·7am.
Experienced or certllted.
S3.~0 S4 00 per hr
Mature Tra1ne.,1
$1.J.O.azs. Meaa Ver*
C.OOvaleacent H<>1pitaJ,
111Ca.Ur9t .C M.
NuNinl RN SUPERVISOR .
T&m.a:IOID.
LVN a«ARGE NURSE
NJ:IOpm
NURSES A.IDES: 7·3 3C
orJ.U.ID.
Cert1tled or will train
NURSES AIDE AS ·
SISTANCE l :SOam·
l : lllpcn or 4PJn-tpm. No ..,..nee.
Good medleal, dental
balft&I,. flqabip Coo·
vai..aal C.nltr. 4 .. Fl!f!blP Bd. NBMWCMC
--....:..;..~~..;.,..,~,...--OrncE ASSJSTAJ'lfT -
PMT·'1MIOML Y
0. to It.Ore expauk>cl In
Orua• Co , •e need ...,.a tlWP people to
..ti ror 4 ni&hta • wk • e.Mlpm.., lat. IG-2'»m or$
ftmlop 1-lOpm . Mu•t
be 11 or over People wbo are ltahle pnd.
S400SALARY
Or prol1t 1hann1 pro cram. Whichever you
pttfer for lot • call _betwem ___ l-tpm 75-2208.
Part tame copyperson.
a.a.uai atmmpbett. ne:11
Ible h ouu S mall
p4ihabln1 co Mon Fri ,
7·2pm S4 OOlbr Call
m4M1
Part ume ma111tenance
man f« apt complex 111
C M Retired or 11em1
CZU~JllSI
IMtJEDIATE
PART TIME
OP&llMGS
Help OD Saturday It Sun·
da.y monunp todebver
DALY PILOT
to our earrten Must
have IOC>d driv1n1 re
cord. larae aut1on _..,., or van Hourly +
mJlu1e. Call Harry
Se*Jet
MJ..4321
NODUC110N
~
ZNDSHJP'T
Oranpc.ounty manutac
lure r o f electro •
mec:ha.o.lcal producl.ll It **1nl tra.1neea ror .2.nd
lhlft., to auemble e1ec
t.roalc •riches ft db·
sQ)'I. A~ ln pe.pon
......,.Sp1cieMe•
lltO~.Cll.
'42-a.21 £.0 .t:.
P /T t'VI cln '1 orca
CMtPVfHB/Walmn te
l5br OVT 11. Car rpb nee
~-.
Publlt Relauona Leedm& interior design
firm haa opening for
hard wornng respons1
~ penoCI In the dLrect
public relallona field
Call •117 3778 From
l().~
Purehallna Agent tDook·
keeper . Part tJme 20 hrs.
per wk. Comt.ruct.aoo 411'·
per pref .cboo9e your
own houri. OUlce in
Newport Beach. Aak for
Wea7~2393
Rapidly 1rowln1 !:t•n
Fernaado VaJley firm
aedan& a.lea Re.-for 1n-
d ua l na I chem1cal1
JaD1torial 1upphe1
Cbeaucal back1rouod
b•lpful bul not ~ QJmm.1.UM)fl
21l ·Jll ·114t or zu.maa 1Mt1PIATE
PART TIME OP ._...._Win ltllMG Opeouic for hcenae<t
Wed..,SM68'laAM. aale1people. locally
DriwrtoDebver owned, wrt.h nalional re DAILY PILOT fen-al •JSt..em Excellent
To_.. ca;lwn • =~ c=~~ l"iM. appllc_. :-:; ~enual app't
.. ...... CJOOd ~
•hh19 record. E\ECl!•SY.\TEJJU·
'. r CJ. s t a ti 0 " \_:.." ._r-.:.J
WOCJOft or ¥011. tt-1 Etltate
Ho•rly pay + UCEHSID
11111111 p «*rwmtee. l.M..ICEHSED
~ He.Ty S.elly Will train Bei..t tom Fosfet" -..--LL-...t. n'llMIOlll 5phl IO the 111 or ~ <bltry i1) JO. lo top pro
.. doceM .. ·or intt'rv1t'w
caJI Bill at RedluU Rc:i l
t y. Lado df1ce. 67J. 7300 642Al21
PmE-UP
motBLER
'lrit.b at i...t l year ex
perieoce. prttferabt)
newspa~r t.xctt ll.-nt
company bene!U.S Apply
~llAM and WM
Monda.y thru Frida)
OILUGt COAST
DAILYrtlOT
6'2 5682
D>W BaySt
C-OSt.a Ml~J
t:QWAI C)ppof'turut)
t:mplo)er
PBX OPt:RATUR
An1wer1 DK SN v f p
lilne Ex~ S3 50 i.L.irt
~:1>15
•Nlt•
TA 8 an:.Wt>rtnic
~~
TAB an.<! !ICI'\ hill> II
few poe1t1oos open 1n
Tull . SA. CM." Hunt B
areas Vaned "tul\.s· P T
or F 'l' Many out.5t.and
Ill& benef llS Work near
)'WI' home ii eem wh 1lt'
you learn.
543-CZIO
PaSOMNIL AIDE
X1nt opporturut) ror the
individual with 2 yrs ex
pr 1n a per !lon
nel peyroU se«Jna Re qw. aood t)'Phla akl I la
lldd a bu1c understand inc ol (!ood persoanel
procedu r e~ Xlnt
beneritll and a J d .. y
weekend every other
week Call ~ 2910 ror
appt or apply to 10844
EIH1 Ave Fountu1n
Valley
Photo buauies1 Mature
Raail u~r des1reable
Pbo&o baclLaround not
~· P' 'time days
IGZl'IZ.
PHOTOTICH
Line • ..., tone. auto ellvea Pull Umt>
Blu.prlnl. 234
.C.M 540-4174
Pl.ASTICS
WOIDllS
4dw401w ...... EIL&fl INDUSTRIES
2I01DDY9 N 8
Aa'9 from 0 c Airport
l
Real~· Pll01-a-rv1 MY••• R Pa l F.~tal+'
l.lt't"f\Wt' W1lh prop
m ~ml •nd lq~hl
boo kkef'p1 nc
.-xreru·-nte for full
time s al ar 11·1l
pn">1t1on Nrwport
{' C"fl t t'f Sll5() mo +
romm11SJG\. Ask for
Nancy
RCTay,orCo
,,,() <1<1QQ
UAL ESTATE
A&en'
Have OpeDLOll for ag arew ve a.cat w lead.mg
compao,y wu.h excelJeol
trauuna • freat poten t1al U n 1ce n sed
welcome Call Al
9.d.1alo 96).~
Recepllon11t from 2 9
Wed Swi For Uah1~
ConnUIJ.an Yacht Club
1801 8a y~1de Dr1 ve.
CdM 644·95.JO
~ST
Salay to S5 91 hr max
XJot opport with en·
vlronmttntal manage·
meot oraanizauon with
rmm olf1~ located in
Fountain Valley Front
olf1c-e expr 111 neceuary
far thb full ttme position
wUJl benefits and a 3 day
weekend rvery other
week Call 540·29l0 for
appl or apply to 10844
Elhs Ave, Fountain
V&Uey
R«eplloollt needed ror
tMly Runtlnaloo Beacb
bldr Heavy phone
rellJOO. muat have pleas
ps'IOnaJlly. Call Claudia
MMITl
~/Ule BklLP1.
Some lyptn&. 4 day wk.
lACIJna 8ch area Call
Patricia. 4.99-lJOl
RECEPTIONIST -
Wamect ror H.B. Beauty
Coilep. VuU-Ume. Tuel·
Sat. Cubler txper.
DiKeUary 714·162·1131
Mk ror Mias Audrey.
·-·~-----------
R•ctptlQnl1t 1Trplet.
pitl'fl\IQtDt, rtflablt, ~· °lrkdYtM n .. dtd M .U/lh. m.. -.----
RECJSTRAR wanted '°' o.t.a a.a beauty col
lep. Per&onable, laJN
or1em.ed Two yn ro11e1e
pnl ~IY back·
prqnd not necesaaary
Tl4$1l!8-7* $ for M ra
Byrd.
lt9fT AL AGENT
Alf' busy lApn. Bch.
rea1 estate ofttce Ex-
"ellent comm1sslon.
License requ1r~ Aak
for Ruth. 494-65&4 ------Restaurant
COOICS
ExJ) belp ~ Pull &
pert tJme Good pay &
belle< Apply Jolly ~er
2300 HJlrbor Bl • C M
~ ---RlsUurant
ExJ>er" O)~ter Bar person
at the Dana Trade r,
41B-2003. Ask rorTanya
RESTAUUMT
ASSISTANT MGR
TRAINEF,S
A.SSlSTANT MG RS
\'ouna C&ilJ luJ:h volume
dwn has ~RS ID 2
~ locally & others on
the West Coa!lt C714 )
'7SJ.S36
.RestAW1Urt
ElLperlen c• nol
Dftetaary. bvt here 'a .......
Hilb Sch:lol r.dw:auoo
Pmlt&w Atl.ltl.de
Wei.I Groomed
Good l>nVUll flecord Ablilty to treat people
like ~e. with a 11n
rere anteresl in <'Wl\omer
satlllactk>n. & above all,
uitecnty
If Y'O'l th1n.k you re our type of person. don 't
waJt. c.ontact us today
lnperson
~
#I lw 0,.-,. C..ty
29Z5 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
979-2500
Sales
RECTRONIC
ORGAN SALES Sell ID a high traffic air
conditioned regional
shoJ>p&ng mall Highest
comm1s51ons I benefits_
You must be able to play
the organ Including
pedals. CaJl Mrs. Jett im·
mediately 1714) 58&-1300
Secretary Outatandln&
oppurtunJty. 1rowing
consumer products
maoufld.UIW aeekl or
flee manaaer. Reaponal·
ble fOf" acrowiuna. ac counu recelv1ble, In
VO&cin&, correspondence,
plua other operatlonul
procedure&. JC you are
:.eekln1 a good op
portunity With cballeni,:e,
exceUent st.art.in& salary,
medlcaJ l.Dlurance. etc
call f 04" a coofldenll al an.
terview. 540-4777
SICUTARYTO
DIR. of FfHAMCE
Envuorunenlal agency.
loca1ed in Ftn. Valley. has an opport. for a
liharp Uldlv with at least
2 yrs expr Good typlJ)~
Cst.atl&StHalulls Excel
benefits and a 3 day
weekend every othl'f
week. Call 540 2910 for
appt. or apply to 10844
Ellis Ave, Founlarn
Valley
Secretary tClerk Trne
Will tram the r1gbt pers
for this fast paced Hunt
mgton Bcb cooat.ruc or c
CalJ Ltnda 848-1618
Sem!taty
LIGAL SICRIT ARY
Fanta11t1c Newport
Beach locauon Pays up
to '1250,montb . Ex·
reUent btmeflts.
Irvine PenlOrulel Agency
4118 E. l7lh, Coeta Meaa
Ste ZN 842 1470 ........... _
SF.cRETARY
Finance Secntary
(PartTlmeJ
U you are t.ruty intere:\t
t'd Lil a career with one of
the NatJon'a most sue
cessful automobile cor
poratJOnS, and Just not
another Jo b . Bauer
~ll"S lS creatuut a new
po.,1t1on within our
l'an.ince & lns urnnce
Dept for &0meone v.ath
I.he folloWlllg skUls
Light Accounting Back
ground
TypeSOWPM
Preferably 2 Yr s. of
Coll~e
Well Groomed
Po&Jt1ve Attitude
And most of all, the abtli·
tytoleern.
,..... """' &.ulAI ~WO from MOO-SIOO
,.. mo, Ptr. SW..Tbun.
6:1N:IDPll. Mk far Kr.
Randall or Sabrina -.aa
TELLERS -Exl*'. Re-
qd. for El Toro. Maaaioa
Vle.)O • l..al\IDI Beach
officea. Abo part·Ume
teller Contact Joan or
Ocn4t7-lm E O.E
TOOLC .. I
Attendant openin1 on
2.bd. sh1lt for a reliable
individual de1Su:tn1 to ex·
pend their know&edae of
tool 1rtndtne & tool
m!Llotmance. Must be a aood sell starter. Pay
ac* to Sl.68 + 111aht
balu Ir owrtime. Xlnt
bmenta with co.t or u v.
ID& increaaes & fully paid medical & detltal.
ROSAN INC.
71"1S48·$S3a Newport
Beach. An F.qual Opportunity
Empk>yer
TOOL MAXiR. PART
TIME-RETIRED. CALL
~lDOS.
TOO YOUNG FOR
THE AIRUNES??
Yodb C«mwlon
Part Time evenlnJ•
()fp1 adu!ta workut&
..-h )'OUlh. Over 21 Own
~Uoo $350 hr start.~9PM
CALL ANDREA
&G-4.121. en 250. l·SPM
E.OE. ..... .... .......................
....... IOOS .......................
RtlMCH AMTl9UIS
New •h:,t::.nt here Over a January
s.Je. save up to ~ on
our low pnc:es FRENCH
MANORS ANTIQUES. zna s. P'&U"VleW. ~r
Warner. Santa Ana
<714 )979·8708 Open 7
daya, lOAM-8 PM
WESTKlNSTER
ABBEY
ANTIQUE MALL
ll>Shopi of I~ lurnnure
& wuque u.ems
0peo lM Mon·Frt 10.9,
Closed Tues.
U751 Wf.Slmlnlter Ave
Garden Grove s.54-6103
Ytw-old Red A-.rallan
~~fem.
~ve. MS-'711681\. I
9'ii IL c IOIO .......................
••llUY••
Oood UMd P'urnltute • Allll"sncea--OR I wW ..U «SELL for You
MASTaS AUCTIOM
, ...... Ii IJJ.f6Z5
C~HPAJD
For Id used furn. anti· ~~clr1V'st57-8U3
sorA. ~ .. n»t oraqe
fabric. xmt cond. fl.S()
< i... ana coat > 175-noo
8' 1YOry aofa II chair. occ
cb11r. lamps, tables.
dmeUe tabae. 5 dwrs.
dbl bed. bookca.ae bdbd .
ml.SC M1·11Zl.
Sora 6 loveseal .
eartbtooel, 3 wb old
o.t Jm. aetl 1351> Wood
coffee • end tables . l.a.mpa , 25 .• color ~
1V. $196. 83IM803
New fumJt~ for sale
Xlm.. cood. 151·9337 or
961~1
Sohd oak kuig sz bdrm
.... SO(ld oak sol• tbl.
malclung gold mlrror.
dec:ontDr Wll1«·bk chr.
decorator deak. sofa&.
OMllry P'rencl\ end tbla
ft aofa tbls. dre11er
w maldwJi aurror. col·
n~ tbls. plaat sta.od.s.
!61 fT1S aft eP M
WANTED Comforuble
r11tt.an tof a that makes
Muat Sell' Over ..., ct
round brlUlanl·cut
d•amoad, doc:um ap·
pralHl 11420. Aalllnt I~ WOOL
.... '151-5250. • Ami
WANTED SlLVER :.s~~:J':;~
DOLLARS Pvt pty. u crmu. R•&· sue. ~.ev•r7a.21M NOW940.-.Zl»ev•.
t*cst•1-1010 MEN'S CLOTHlNG 6
••• .. •••••••••••••••••• SHOl.S. Xtra (le sbe&.
UIGGA .. TAGS ShJru. ~t.. Jackel•
fromyourbuaineucard. aboea. Some n•w. all
Send one card for each IOOd c:ond. Very cheap
tq pi~ OM I~ We AJlo '1erf li)Olj wet IWt
telurn permanently II> .0-*4 aft 6 pm. ft
~ attnclive ta& & "'4alda
strap, meet101 a1rlloe ---------
1 D requlremenu Pre T y p e ... r ' t e r
veal loN tr theft• FOt' a S m 1 \ h C o r o n •
penonailud tar e-nclose Sttrd.an.a.I Ail electnc
wallpa~r . tabr1r or heavy duty $175. Perf
"Day Glo" paper " we condltaon 8'0-5844
wW ** II I.nm your tap Or try hiwo cards
t.l*toben
PRJCES
8eaor3 ~
415 tap Sl 81) el
6~tap11 SOea
10 or IDOf't' S1 40 ra
Sales Tu Inc: h.lded
NO CARD'
Draw your own or send
name. addnsa. phoM II
wie1J makr one card per
tq Add~ea<'h.
Send cbeck or money or-
der to
NOT NINTING
p 0 Boll LS4iO eo... Mesa. ca 92&!111
Pool T~ exQWlte old
raah1ooed model with aroaoc PlADO l~p Si ate
~at.her pot'kets 51500
v•I~ S1cr1f1ce S48S
Dea ¥9" f ~ 835-8102
Mov1fti out It.ate. muat
sell everyUWJa Fum. &
appta. etc 8212 Si a ter
Apt A, H 8 before5PM
lqhea Au·west ,.., fart-
coupons S2.5 ea. Cd M
MG-Um ---------Beatay shop eqwpment.
Evtrythang must go.
Ill* otter Good Qppor.
V1du~571»1
Italian Prov tr1 pie
dreuet. 2 mirrors SHOO
value·S2:50 4 llres nr new
A7'~
F'or sale John Wayne
Tl'nn111 Club mem
bPrshlp Brsl off er Ca II
Joy~ ~m1 ---
'WANTF.O S ILVE R
imobed __ 6'73-_3854 ____ AaUque oraan Hi Boy
DOLLARS Pvt Pl>
675-8l.a>. eves 6n-292A
4 ~ GLTI s Bdrm set • Ara:Dre Saow •k llJI ..
srnele twin bed . bools&refn~ ~
SDI beltolr Mi·~
Beauty Rest. near new, I
Pf" t WID beda • f nunes
ll!iO 875-t87~.
Whether you~ buy a.n& or
selling. Class 1f1ed •d·
wrtLslog will &et your
mesage to the ri&ht peo-
ple CaJ I Today I M.2-56711
10 Rachal ltrm saw with l
\rbor pe>wer panel al
aU.OORP" &3.SOORPM
f\Jll cabloet stand. Atrct
bl.acle. .rnd comet dado
xlnt eond 1200 firm
64t>9076alt J :.>PM
1951 Sanger Sewan.:
SGT. PEPPBIONl"S
PIZZA STORE
Now bl ring for rull & part
tune openings at loea-
~ near 0 C Airport
Varymg clays & hours;
lde.al supple mental m
come ror housewives &
atudeo\1. Our pro
l)"e.'Wve. irowani com·
pui.y olfers opportu.ruties
Cor advancement b».Sed
o n y o u r J o b petfonnanc6 Pleasant
110riang condiUons Must br 18 & ~-Apply tn
-pe1"IOrl betWtteD l & 6pm
~--~-----Secretary s.les help needed. Look· General manager of
Ing for mature indiv1duaJ slJllllJ growing company
to work an fashion onent· looldni for mature, exp
ed 111.cre. Expenence pre· s e c r e t a r y I a d
ferred Smarty Pants. m.inistraUve assistant
2407 S. Bristol, Santa Shrthod reqwred. SaJary
Call Dave K.Jockaieben
We CWTeOtly have open·
inp ror 10 lharp gala •
l\ly9 to travel Clucago. New Yort. Miami Ir all
other ~ cities • re-
IClrt areu with UIUque 1--------Qo·ll Sofabed, areen
stnped Herculoo SIOO.
lrvtne. Good coad.
833-3'34 S'l.03 per DAY
Mochine. top c:ond m
Oak Cabull!'l Sl Z> or bt'!>l
c:lfer Small wood i.w
dtrll desk Wlth 1tla('hl.-d
chair Slo. Lamp tabll'
Med.rt 125 Queef'I SI ~'tJ
bedlpread ~-Lr&. ov~I
n.ia~ C.11~9866 Ana. Apply m per'900. commensurate w ex
penence. Call Norma, Sales Investor Sales Ex· m4Jal8..5535. eal11ves ror prominent
Newport Beach SecNtarial
rnort1age iUttstment $6.I0'8MR.
oorporauon Real estatA. I Mo.th As1191119..t
lunlt~ partnerahlp or
tec:urttles background Writer needs to fmash
pre{ Salary. comm.las ion sen~. hrs will vary but + all fnnges Reply to approx 4 hr. per dy Ap
&x lf637, c o Daily Pilot. pl.icanta should have idol
•I "' Or...-c.-,
2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTAM~
979-.2500
Sec\alty Guards needed.
t',T . Pff, unanned~ta
m Mau100 Vle.lo area.
Car & phone needed Call
768-2->0 8't ween 9 AM &
3 PM ror appoint
)'0Wll busioell croup repreaentlnt leadlnc
U .S . publubera .
transportaUoo • boe.ej
pd. aJ001 wtth 2 wks trainiD& at our expense.
''No Eapertence
Neceuary." All appli· em. mmt be 18 or over. ,....,.,.,,.,. Ir nMld)' to
2300S.E Bnstol
Santa Ana Heights
<Next to McDonald ·s >
5(9-1!674 EOE
PO Box 1560, Costa SH il typin& skills. Men ---------
start lmmed. Retura
tn.naportatl.oo 11tarat1·
t.e-1. PW iDt«vWw eoa-tm Carol 1li~ at
the Ambauador Inn.
'l2T1 Harbor BJvd. CGl!ta ....._from 11.AM to 5PM
Mon. t.bru Fri. only.
645-4140
Restaurant Count~r Help
full &. part time lrvml'
Clubhouse. I rv1 ne X lnt
~ cood $3.50 per
hr C.11 Jade 2·3 30pm
7~7500
Retail Sales
SALES
Newport Stationers one
oft.be lrpt ofc suppl.Jen;
in Orange Co hai. open
inp ror Full time & part
time sales personnel E1 pans1on th.I!! yr will orr
further oppor for adv Grl
startmg rate & m&11y \:O
beoef Apply lo Person
neJ Mgr
l'Wwporf StotioMn
4229 Bu-rh StrPet
!l;ewport IWa ch
F'orappoullnlentphone
557-9212
llET AJL ClERK
F\ill time heJp needed
Mon-Fn. 10-5 No wko<b
Will train. Apply ln
person Pier 1, 2710
Harbor Blvd.
Mesa, CA 92626 tally alert on contem
porary matenal For JP Salesman 1Mlllman for pomlment call 851 K150
local hardwood lumber ~wnlHOAM"4·SPM
bu s in ess Good perso n a I I t y & SECRETARY. part·tlme,
malhemat1cal ability re· 50wpm accurately, non·
quired No previous smla",Cll.642-8816
lumber exper. nee. $3.50 sa::RETARY _ For car
per hr 40 hni. per week rental agency Some die CaJ~540-7117_!or ap_p_t __ tailon. lite typing, fll:mg ,
SALF.S POSITION In &en office work Full or
Laguna Beach Tennis pa.rt-time 4500 Campu:;
Pro Shop. Mon· Fri Dr.N.B.~1711 .
8 :l>-5 :.>. Call 494-4696
Sales SECRETARY
RICS'TIOHIST rART·DAY Front desk. busy phones,
GREAT PAY lots of typrng, 1nvo1ces. &
U.i.1\t>funorfenngcbarge orders Jr\1oe Call
accounts ln a modem re· Karen540-88!M.
tall store rn the Laguna
Hills area Work 4 h~ Sectttary for front office
days eves & make Xlnt.hours 41·"2 days wk
$3 50 $5 50 hr com· lo lrv1ne 552·8250 or
rms.c:ron We tram ssz..4933
Account Developmenl Services S E C R E T A R Y
(714) S23·~W ext 530 Oulsuand!ng oppty & xlnt
~,. 1 .:~-~"""'-I pay m a groW'Ulg co nr ~~~ Hoag. 645-2lll
C.ounter "' phones, full time, neat appearance Secretary Investment
Mas~r Bluepnnt, 234 banltmg firm in NeWpOrt
Flscher. C M 540-4174 Beach, non-smoker.
fulltune, accurate typ1St
Salu. depend ab I e , Saltimeeepenion. R M, P. eArmb.ra'ul1m9· required. ~.50/hr. Call 1111ture, fuJJ.Ume, sale.. 675-8030, ask for Cathie 4' homemal<mg exper. Catak>t Showroom. 1819 or Barbara.
pref'd. Tiie Coffee Bean. Newport Blvd .• Costa
~1781. Mesa. S E C R E T A R Y _.....;..;.~-----•--------ADMINISTRATIV E s.s. SAi fS PERSOMS ·lmmecl. opentng exists Do You Have , Penana.llty plus adult.a fOf"lldl-start.er, office or to worll with and ganizer w/aecretan31 & Phone noivat.e kids. Over 21. lite bkkpt exper. Typlng
In Lag1.ma. C&plstrano, t!Swpm. -Work for Pres of II:":.! a S.OC:.AiTnME ~:' &~o~~~ 11~ n11uou1 com ~~s cooda. Call ror lnten'1ew pay ~al ollen Xlnt SYlil'W~ 714-~3"7 ~. ectvaoceroent poten· PHONE:
uai. •a prem.1vm pro-MMmor._
duct, e.1.1 ogw, llr. S&GM Ext. 250. Between 1·5PM.
S4IMtlZS. AU Fer Andrea SECRETARY
Se*. Earn SJOl).l200 daJ· WISt 1rrA1L Perform Hrrelarl a I
11 Esper neceuary ~ ... duUea ror varlou1 a*.. 10ur own •rs ror pstOQ&b:,>' ~:: man• 1 er a . 0 o o d
New pal.mi.cl OU ref°U>er ed aalel~. StaaU, ~~~~.ll~ ad· JllUa bell Jl'ull Or p (f. rqand!q ladies bou:ti· UADIWtitVe &Ull V f'e-
OJmm: ScGtt. 641-8080 qui dWo. Full. ,ft, Mr. q!.(recl.
..._ Edwarda, 49 ·0'751, Salary ~orvrneo1urate llUu mn lllcome in _.,,_.i_o_u ______ • wUb eswrience plus ea·
JalWOMl~Jf SALES REPRESEN· cellent company
)'OU ..tabdlarlbuUn& 1),11• TATlVE -To caU Oft blbenta, Pl• ... submlt
dilmllJ ~ ~YCU. ....W Id buil1MP Hell ~. OI cat! fA COD·
F« .aoc. &Dlorm.ellOP foudftl'IW.oe. Mon.P\!i. ~.
C911 ~ t4. or Ad· N. .. Blul + comm. Cc>.
Sba' 11'2; tG-4300 belieftta. Wlll traln. Nett ~~=:~: PladldiaAft. C.M.
I
SECURITY
F'UL.L TIME
Desk poeullon available
for reliable persoo able
to operate rndJo, a.nawer
pbooes & make lo& en·
Trainee Posit ion.
Switchboard Operator
Must be able to work
flexible hours. Call
MS-~
try '1 etc Enjoy excellent I•-------• company benefits mclud·
mg a fr~ meal per shift.
Apply 9am noon, Mon·
Fn. Personn~I
MARRIOTT HOTB.
In> Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach
Equal Oppor Employer
~·y, Assatant to Mgr,
vaned dlrtle.. rnendly.
aegrrss1ve w good ofc
abilities Xlnt PotenUal
for nght pen.on &'2-8400.
SHPPSl IP ACXSl
Driver's hcenae re·
qwred Xlot benefits
Call 714 54().6.'.l)() ---SHIP /REC ClHK
And odd )Obs. ruJI Ume.
neat appearance Muter
Bluepnnt, 234 Fischer.
C M 540-4174
Silk acreener. exp in con
secullve number stencil
printing Nr 0 C
Airport. 6 AM-4 JO PM.
Mon.. ThU111. 979 1483
STARTNOW1
Local Amway dlstrtbutor
often opportunity ror
good eaminp. You pick
the hours. For oppt to
5'art ln business of your
own. <'•II 631 · 12411 or
~.
Stationery Sto~ needs in·
aide W. penoo Office
supply eaperlence
helpful , but not
necesaary Yrlnfe
benefits. &1'0UP med.teal,
paid vacation. I
holidays. For appoint·
meot call BtU¥ c.m.
'15H7Ja.
llUCI DlfYll
Driver for daily de
bveriee to a restaurant
chain. 22' Bobtail. good
driving record man-
datory, Claat l bei!~
preferred. Full time
permanent pos1hon with
ex.cdJeot fringe beoef1ta
Apply at·
e>r...,.Comty ......... ~
2001 Daimler Street
Santa Ana
714-S4Ml41
°fypsl. to Input a a.rto ID
suraoce t.nfo tnto com·
iuer-terminal. fuU Ume
d.ayl, locat.ed in N 8 .•
Call Miss Moch
~1116.
UHDBtwamR
Insurance A&eacy oeed.I
experienced tire &
cuualty underwriter
Good opportunity
Robertaon loauraoce M ·
IOC, IJJc. 675--0562.
WMI'ERS -FuU service
Mexican 'restaurant
seelta waiters ~ bus
boya. Min. 3)'n eaper. tn
Cootinmtal restaurant.
Spmliatl helpful, but not
nee. Apply ID person.
Mon· .... 1 12-&PM. L11
BrtaM. 311 Cliff Dr. Lag
Bch.
WAl1'8S
Prot.-a• Pint clau
Italia Rm.au.rant needs
experieactd 1'8\tera.
Appl)' bl peraoe. Pronto
Riltoraate. So. Coaat Plaza, Upps IAvel.
S10Q[ Cl.m WA.ITl!R: ht Country w. have u ODtnlna DOW Club. P/J' !flOla. On UW lnourllock Jloom.-Muat Job Tratafa1. $4.15
bl able to~ ~u lritb br+bmlftll. ror appt,
DUIQbeft. Job requires .!m.0~ ... ~ .... ~:.._~--
btln1 on 1ou1 feel1 ................ .. ~U,.--d.ay. Prtterec • monUw receot ~ uperi-.,ce.
ApplJ lD penoa
Beautiful. old Moraan
lllver dollar coll«tlons.
Every year 1878 thru um. ln albwm. Valued
over '5000 Seu for SlOOO
6 •· PIP Mr. Chap-pel ow, <l 1675 8740
Balhoa.
OAK Secretary Ottk.
laded &lass wtndow'5
Uaique. mblt Sl200 bst
M+4I05
8'SOFA. brown vinyl. IDCld CODd $50.
~
Qxnpt Bdrm suite foe sale
l500. x.Jnt cood. UKI 2
n.1te-1ta.od.s. drur 1m1r
nir. dat. Qn 11 mat
treta. a lampe. 2 sets
~. 1 spread, " "r'&ll
decor Call 644 2292
~twttn 7t.3, ask for
.Damla.
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JOd.ay ad
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Make your 1hopp1n& ~ by uama t.be Daily
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latpr 515.i.:7m
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~oroot~7-1133
Wam.ed. dou.~ oven. us
range In tcood rond
581 9327 evea
lkydet 8020 .......................
Schwinn Cruiser. S85.
small dirt btke, S25 Both
as 11. 873-8117
....... Mahriah 1025 •••••••••••••••••••••••
10 ·' Rad.laJ Arm saw
for sale PX>
-..18aft6
.,..,. 1040 .......................
LOOllMG FOR
A GOOD HOME!
AK C reg1 ~tt>red
Sbman Huaky Hu full
stua. great with luds &
ia 3 yean old S200 CA II
640-7117.
Poodles. Apricot, 8wka.
maJea, 1hota, wormed.
8'\>0llMid $100 979-1'799
Oltbu&bua Pie>. Uny lllk &
wbl fem. 7wka. 1bota. aoo. ~ 7798.
KEEiHOND Pups. AKC.
Ownp tire M 1F Pet &
show Pvt pty
2131897 1345 al\6 pm
Mm-toy wti.t fem Poodle.
papers, 12 mot $2.50.
5.Jl-(700. 646-87SO
Purebreed Shih Tiu,
AXC. smle " feawe. lri·
coa~
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Your Touchdown Ball wishes will be
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..... Alf';
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4 ....._ poiws "-:!:ft· Cbu1•. mutt 1111. l•vw-.•Hmna--trouble--.u-. t;Ojc-rae "" Mllcw HIO
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eledrt Top dollu·Patd for or ~rr p Mmtw-• c HD· ,, ...... llM.&.y Pfri DOt! Sri.al you.r car '° . m. p /8, et.el .... ,JT roof, U8clric wtndowl. aaad. N.w top R*1 bot. , map, aUftlOOf, LINCOLN-MERCURY l*'':;'._~IDteltOr'IOO, oal,! T.'---~. · .llmlbriDoVolbw•pn. rur 1pollera, a ew D&Al.DSHJP
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•lloo _ .. o•-••..--11711 Buda Blvd., Hum. Hoae1·1old metallic .... , R _." bm&oftw. r61eau .._...._ 9734 lqiOO e.a~b-Aak tor p&l.ot. ruoo. ati-ew ~rt&BOI
_ Alll1ftl t tncll. Good ..,_ , .,._ • '-Uwi IGoOlll. ......... •••••••••••••• P'r&Dk Marino or Tom .... l.JNCOLN·llERCURY AWn. --------~llAUloc.nter Dr.
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All /nl eUMtte w /e·
qua.Uur. very cleaa
11111& ..u a.ooo. Call Jim
1611WOIM5-ZlllO
10 Claulc Coovert
Kumaoo Obia, new
palot, body 6 mot.or ...,,se.nm -...... ••••••.... --AN'YTUIS "II r""9 '.mo llpd, .OK
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631 OU3 Aft 4 00
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"Tl Ford Van. 1Uck-11h1n. «> p.L tank Paneled 6
c....-S. -.sra.
' 4 ' al 77 Ford Van Chateau.
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Lire Jackets ,
turnbucklea, flopper
stopper, &.en»ene la mp
&much more ~744il
C'Ollt.. SZ50/Wk. + ~ ml _Sil_..,., _____ ~_
_MM1515 ________ ,"12 Chevy ~ v~. new
T ....... T,..,.. 9170 tires. good enc • tram,
-···················· _S21DO __ • _I0-_25_15_. ___ _ 22' Sportamaaer Travel .._ WC!lllhd 9590
'rra1ler. completely self· •••••••. ••••. •••• •••••• ~. aJeepe 6, xlnt
oonditaon. Located near
Roearlta Beach, Baja,
c.aJJJ. 12100. cau 646--~76,
all3 ll>Pll.
Tralen. Ulllty 9180 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Utility Trailer 6 ', hard cover top, 2 whl.s, Sears.
Si!OO/best offer @2-6784
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HOUaS
()pm7a.m. 'tlltp.m
llonda1 thru P'rlday
CkMd Sat & Sun
flfecllve Mon 9124n9
SADDLSACIC
FORD
ZMOS llam, Sant.a Ana
AL the Comer ol Warner
546-7070
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
for top used cand oreign,
domestics or clas111C11 If
your car la extra clean,
aee .-FIRST!
~
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292SHarbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
979-2500
WEIUY
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maCJOdy '14 Maad• RX·4 w1a
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'715 IUOO. Gl-Bl C..,t ....................... .._a•alea t740
"74 Capri, S0,000 mi.. • .. ••••••••••••••••••••
All /Fii caaa. atereo 1--------• A/C,aunrool,auLo $1.500 •.C79 2400•
N)..aml4 Swirool, fully loaded,
1971 C•pr1 2000, aew
clutch, movla1. muat
eelL $1400. or best offer
&G-Ol&
wunaty. locally owned
& 1erviced Mu.at aee ! Mm>
JIM SI.a IOHS
IWOllTS
9720 ll'l'OHARBOR BLVD
-.. •••••••••••••••••• 006TA MESA
LAlel
S&ICTIOMOf
Al.LMOD&S
sa>P 6COllPA.RE
BARWICK DATSUN
~ ' I ' '
8 ) I • I l 7 C, ·19 J. l l 7 C,
'31·1276
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WW PaJ JOU ll8'e ror
""" elem ... "72 cw lat.er Merced" Bena C.Utocs.y.
lllilUaa Viejo lm porta
m -1140 e.1100
11118 II BZ ZBOSE, rreY,
Vfl'Y clean, aunrool Best
olfer 11311-81%7
MlllllWlll,..~..,""'1111111 4S> SEL. '7l. SI vr, lthr. raf, lmmac .• best offer
Call today . We alao may lllloL=IWi&ll0.6!1111~..-.loiM .. I 731-0aO:l
h.ave that pre-o wned
BMW you are lookin& l~~~~~~~~~l'UB 8lil. nu ttJ>l, 1Uver forl XJnt cond No rust
ll I ·2040 4t 5-49 49 873-MJS, U7 -«lllO
'CREVIER
THE &
BO's I IUY PIOIUMS
Sick or dead foreJIJ3 cara
wam.ed. P'r'9e lows
'71 -.o tlpd, All/FM
tMc aumf, wbt W/blu.e mt. like new. l'75-IZ57
11 8IBl., ltoOrJ. Im mac .-.z. i.e or best oerer
m.1111. 551-8171
"lO 29lSl. All /FM, air,
SOUD.P P
SG-7791
en . ..., -ca..b 673-3465 J.m 11.eroedee Beia ZllOS
ARE HERE! '79lm-ZXAM tFlh~reo Xlat cond Original ~ Mags PlO & take owner See Lo 1pprec A FEW 79's overpymta.5S7-200t •I033 __
(REMAIN ..... t744 loah. Poww 9040 WANTED! N ING) '73 Ptaup. T•pe decll. • .. ••••••••••••••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• A-.farSale Late model Toyotas. AM/FM,A/C.4apd. Ma1 ·1a MGB Xlnt cond
"12 Marhn 11', walk·tbru ....................... VolVOI&, Pickup!! & Vaoa New & whll, Spoiler kit Nda Loeded. Very low miles
trl -bull l20HP l /O, IMPORTANT auJW1todJay! ~ ..... eqwrk.$22f>Olbst ~All.$
w/trlr, UMd very liWe, NCYI'ICETO De o' -malr.etnde. 911·35114 READERS AND m 5 Opet 9746
um Zl' MAKO inboard, Tb'!°~~~ems $AVE' 7~::i·ca::.~~: ;;·;;;;:::;·~ tum-key equlp'd, ireat ad.ertbed by vehicle TOYOTA·YOlYO • M200 /ofr. '75·66'7 . ttr.. New beuery Xlot
llarliaftahinl.113-93113. deal .. lD the vebkle 1tu....._.... ~Df coad loalde i out
12' Custom Boston clualfied advertlilac c......... '73 240 ·Z . 4 apd ll.4.50 /0BO llZ-113'7 c:olumm <to. not lDclude ""u .. nu w uo..uu Whaler-new. Steertac &Q1 applicable taxes, 1st & BR OWAV AM /Fii/Casa. Xlnt 9741
c:omole $1250. 8'73-4220 llcenae. tranaf er reea. SANT A ANA c OD d . $-4 5 0 0 I 0 f re r
"12 °-·•bwater SS aft· llmncecharlel, fees for, PORSCHE'S 835-3171 -~--·-----• -~~•-.. _ .... _ air poU~ cootrol de-· 11:1.....& 9725 All/nl cua. au. Lank.
....,... ......... · -uua uv vice eatifica&looa or .. _ ,.... oae owntt ss.-Pb
lliiD-llahoc over oak. ...... WANTED -················· 4M-Oall . ll5bp Pert:lna. l~p.I per ~charaem::7 uJ!: ~ CotMTY"S 77 FIAT Sporta Spyder --------
hr. VHF, depth lnd. auto , cm.rwt.te apedfled by Allow 1.111 the opportunrty OlDIST 1X. a-n. lo mileS. 2 '75 Paceot. I.Int coad .
pUot. full CO\'en. Crul.ae Uiudvertiae:r. Lo coosider the purtbaae l o P I , A M · F Ill mrf. air, All Jl'll cau .
at .u. l,oooml ranie or trade-in of your clean ~ Stereo/tape 15.100. Call au int • Urw. Sl500.
Just bauled. Recent aur-G lldl 4 95 I 0 Parac.be. Check with Ua t.~ eYea m.a.2 l'JJ.1.508
Ye)'. V-clean ••"'IRn -••H•••••••••••••••• Today! ---------i ,,........ '13 Flat 124 Sport Spyder. P\a lcM '750 -.soo. a>-3000 En. 351 'TfTOYOTA Celica, 5 apd ~':'1 Saie.8ervtc:.1Aaain1 $spd, oewtop. xJnt cood -.................... .
cl.Qs.AakforRou. Is llteno. '75 TOYOTA 'a.ft ltovCarYer,fllc. '2500. 1173 ·2180 or "4 Ponclle 358C. bnrn
18'DeepV,'1SHPO/B,llll ~c~ di:-!fa=: --·"' RoUsAoy~ BMW al5-1D. W/bnrn lnt. All tFll
trailer. lluat SacrUlcel PS/PB, en.die control 13&31 Herbot B"'<I 1540l1mbone "JILIDda Fi t 2B CMt. Xlnt cond. •.400 or
$UIOO.-.aa:io '311JO. "11 CHEVY LUV o..o.n ,.,... ... .._zm Newport Beach ll40-M44 PS, AC mi:·,~=· bllltoff• 49:J...4831
...._ ... , Pickup, good mllage. •AlltoL.ecnlltg t510 IMloL.toling tHO Yi~ ..:.00. 937-0315 "1'11 Porlcbe 9ll·SC, run
Q ... 9050 •m7. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bruce met.al blk on blk. mint -.. -............... w.-1/ . ..------------., .., n:;c:wi.i cond, fully loaded.
• ...._..ca.\ll• am.la t520 I LE s E U3' ~--· iut.o. 24 w1f!Very IVail option loci -· JAtlO.a.n -•-•••••••••••••••••• A ANY MAKE I IJ1PI. mmt ael.lt. 11750 turbo apoljail is more -· u ~ ._....._.w......,-OBO. 548·0848 hm .,_ '""ri ...... '""" fl e/12 mo. Plam prepd. -r""'. 'uuun:r, re.Lo~. I ANY MODEL I 673-21AOwti:. • -.c11 ce ............ rm. From sm/IDO incl. sfp9 aa.ooo •• Ford Woodie, _PP_. 91S7_~ __ . ___ _
--..mJSZ:Mo..0wa' restored mlot cond. I I HcmdD 9727 "lO nu Puncbe. Btaa
D>.000. 8'1Ulal I PAY O ..... LY ....................... /tan tntr 8Z 000 I
Al •tcAS ew '21 llodel A Roadater " I ~ s-inl. • ':.i
NAC'llClliCI e.ptca. llo.mted on "19 .• ST• MO TH I YISITYOUI ctr _.,or w.:'~~ • ~~"f.=n-r.1:1:.V I FIRPAYME~T I Ol.4MMCOAST ~~. •Wllf.
FBEEDOll race Tbvn. Hrl1 Feb. Auume I " I HONDA r• air, &lloyt, elee trlD· 11n am. e · dlJ IDIMr' ~to purcbue. Best • ---~u ........ s dowa. AK1FM Blptt J.clll aYall fOI dallJ ob-dlftl. 1SGllS "'-.ms I * I r-.. _...,... ,... • m:a cw. heated mlrron,
Hr•atlo• ebartera . ..,.. .... 0 -slTOR • ·n~ ~OD•Y!ll ---•alllDed. lllDl. !!!-'°-· 1u .. ... I " .......... " -""'""'"·" I .!...v.:'.~ ™•mt ··-'8 llacedw Bem coH. WE TAKE AMY TRADE .,.. ... ._.., 1 -------...:....:::_..----90-60-1 'W " Ooocl top. bodJ, I cr1.toP0101won I ~~~" i1n•Pandlez.o,..., • !!..~ .................. coasplelte. Wlde I PHOHlCREDIT APPROVAL I --*-·ala& CICIDd. ... . wtd&e tldewalla. Side· HOteA _•_me _____ _
• •a, Laden 11. al, •an:a IDOallta. 12K or .,_,t ~ --•s _....._ ·-11 .,_. t!!~u·t~f. ~:o:l '. cub. See •t Custom '80 CAllLLAC '8 0 C C -.;..-n; ... c;;;'·.;:; c;
..;.•;;;..:...tO;.;.;;;;I0. ______ 1 =~ Kala • I ~ OMie. ,._ ... • r.,.._ .... J!!.J. .. I ~ ... •.1UM64
81
0t'd. ..... UoD !..l!;!L.s. Aa1um
I ........... ,,,... 111•• •119iM •l••I t•etl.. -------
'If l'orct Model A • .,..... A1111"1111 ,...
...... Reptic•. Order 1'255.40 _l!tO. '128.35 MO I ~ .. ~ = ':,~=·':i l\:: to 10'8' spec. e.t Otr. I ~., , .. "' .. ~11 " "•• ht .... ~ .,~ .......__...... ... -••---..,.,,. ••II.II+ tu OAC. vtltM e11111 + , .... (JjlQ. v.-,. --•-· -•••-·
I ':..a:.=:~:..::a-00 ~==--·TM' Ro•d• .,. cvcc ....... ''" ............ • apd. .mi __ ............. ..
I 17141761·1332 I .-•.Pi~~Nn •1DEALEllNU..S.A.
I CML MAY OMLY · I == approi:-J I ~=VII I llOt1S·IMSVC£
t\ ................. &"=
-
SANDERS LEA SING .
11711 laACHaYD. ·-=i-.... 2000
.., vw Ccnvertible. lm·
mac. lea tb&a 3:KJO au .
55-8500.
Clle;; •1 tf20 SDFwy-LUe rore.t ed .......................
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
~ !l.irl .. r lih.f
""'l\\1t "\
SU-1200
IRVINE
IJo.7000
tt.tu; t911 •••••••••••••••••••••••
7tTUllO
tWm;C...
BILie beemy -ll&alt M1J !
4 ll)efld. c cyliDder, A JC,
leather tntenor, ma1
wbeeb, caaaeUe deck.
map liOt. Lo/mi. Pn v. say Best offer
Call 17~2919
'18 White &!per Bua Coo v 'T1 fl Cam.Loo A-C. pwr
Cbampqne edltJoo. x.lnt brb, en cntrl, many atra BO $$6 7139 . coad .. low ml.. Call mllD7
7S2-~tlam-$pm
'711 Muatana. 4 cyl, 4
apeed. a.door. ndlo. AM·
inl suoo. eau m~
JUll l.o from Germany.
NewVWl>liMela
Mllllt aeU. Mae ofter
M)..581 Lv mac.
Eve., M0-4MO
'72 Bue. lotmi, OD DU eq.,
au tania, clutcb, bru.
SIXKJ ~IOlJ
·aa vw c:oov.. s.nso
&7~1820 dya. 8'0·8191
CVS
1R VW Good dep-dabte
aw. 900.
Call 141-&f75
'13 vw Bui new ac. r'9bll
froal md. New bnba.
Clean inter No deaU
$1.300.842-0Z71
'772 .. .................... .
VOLVO
w.ES. savtee
ANDLEASIHG
OVERSEAS DELIVER V
EXPER1'S
EAll.I ..
YOl.YO
Im Bartlar Blvd.
OOSTAlll!SA
~tlH 540-9467
C. *Mel CCMMTY
VOi.VO
l!!'XCLlSVEL Y VOL VO t.arss Vol YO Oealtt
m Ora.nae County•
BUY or LE.ASE
DIRECT [!t.Tt!'.,
2025 s. Manchester
Anaheim 750-2011
"1'11 Volvo wgn wp, 0"1'
dnw. a te. AM /FM tape . ...ca. 4,4IOOK1. $1.000 ..
take over pymta of
liBSlik> 4'7..a5Bev•.
.......................
llldl ttlO .. .................... .
'12 ~ tw.I powtt,
air, wbt/wbt, SlUS
Gl.31J3,~--
'T1 ~tan SUverado P.U .
Good llltenor •. .Ureo, fuJ .
ty eqi.ipped, rum put!
B-5134.
'71 llama Coupe. U .000
ID. A1C. auto, All/Flit,
MlllO f\rm. 780-NZZ
W 11.ahbu wqoo at11 2apd
automatic, alal cond
lllO. P\rm. must aee to
alllftdate. lJOI 91 a.lruAl
'7, llB.
"JI lmptia t-pauen1er
....-. llldaet!a X Ura, ·-·air, All /F1111 a\ereo w/Upe, lmmac Call
~$6500 a.,... tt25 .......................
MUST SAcaMCI
Jm air,.• N..pon C
Dr liedmn-ONL Y 11.000
millla•AaMkeNEW-.
cldra1 Ha. Delm.e Pill
<worth over 12000 1.
All tnl aereo • 11 traa
tape. h&ht pk& • air
coall. pwr llteeN>I ~
brakes. ateel belled ,....., w.. crul.M c:oa
U"OI, Ult fl lelesroptc a.nq wt...el • Y\11)'1
top Must sa~f1ct' for
ONLY m>e> 00 Pn pty
C&1J C714 I 4.9Mi6J l
71 llluftmc U. T·t.op, VS,
auto , PS, PB, AC ,
All /nl stereo. •115 or
beltalr. PP . ..__
'811 M•.a an1. rum pod,
~ads Mrt. 9!0or
belt alf• 511-21.84
W Myst1nc. odil ea&, Dll
lraa11radlatorJearb
SlOO Stne ~1 «
~
W f..o.ct • 4 spd..
New enc. tram, brb •
dw:b. ee.t olr 5tl-~
'6'1 lluatu1. air New
paaat , en1., trans,
c:arpeta. + p&N car.
•uat SacrUln botb
Sl. 'JOO or otf«. ~
•~Mdaac Hant
&op. •-.me. Gd CDDIL
1IOllQ. MS-1.5.11
9957 .......................
"74 Pui&o w •ltOD. Clean.
n.na ICOOd. wpcl Aatmc ••me ------,.,_... 9960 .........................
Corfwtte 9932 '7J ~ 6 ryl 4:9,000
--··-•••••••••• •• m!Jea New ures Great
· 7Z V e t l e C o o v t ps aWu&e SIB. Call -.zznrP 4psp, IOlll , -.-
reblt ftll new brh, --------
oraafe w aew top "5C ~Savoy WW a.me. ...., « beet. na N..-Iota ol n..c.
()pl. wtn map Ill... IZI0.<>80 l6.JIJI ---.. P\)'UXQh Fury 2 dr.
lil&OmaOc, 8 cyl, 642-Jlll
m3'4
tf 3 5 '6t6 Brl vedere 31.A motor. •••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -.:i auto trans. rough
'M Dart Wa100. ruos body. motor & trans
pat Nnt rldlab bat work (1oe . szz.s. 1308
Lery. brakes etc: SJ7S Wa!n&a. n . HunlmllOD
48MB1i 8dl -------.. Dodge Wa100. Nm ~ ft65
PJd,. 9>0 or best olf u ....... •• • •• •• •• • •• • • ••
___ 54ll-.s33_ I "Tl Grud PrU
Fant 9940 Xlm cond. $1.500
....................... 8'7~
"19Turtlo 1i1uatea1 Cobra n ..... cf tf70
Blue blla~ -11...t tel I ' •-•••• •••• • • •• ....... .
4 apem1.. 4 cylinder, A C. T Bird. i8, lllnt cood,
leather lntenor. mal( PSt PB, air, All /FM
wheels. caautu dee II . ate"'°. Landau, '950. map llttJt., Lo1nu Pnv Cll7..sl6S
pty Beat offer )•II -------
maut .... tt74 .......................
T Bird, '78. ual ~d. 'Tl Good cood Neecb
PSt PB. air, A 11 l f'M f111. ll7S. Da.ys 837~.
steno. Landau. '18$0 E'Y'el ~
41111-Dll. "" ..•••••••••••••••• • •••• "D Veca H.llchbact XlJSl. 1m CADIU.AC 'l'1 T·Blrd. reblt en1 . ClCIDd. Good pa llllleqe.
c·
5aVl..LI ""*-9DC>d • Niii eooct '7Kml si,ooooe o .
• -..a.....o ..,, Rao. Ill •. 847 lM9 -.1 ~· Equipmmt l.o---------d ude9 moaaroa1 atereo Used Aw1M. Uted w /tape. till -~. ctiliH ............................................. .
cootrol • aew
"Amerlc•o Ea1le"
f'9dia.I Urea. YOU mUll eee Lo appreciate .. the
pnWsl one l.o the COUD·
ty. Call 645-lt46 or
9fl2.81. A.Uiq .....
J1'11nn&S.
UMCOLMt•cuaY ''Special al lbe ......
77CAD&LAC
SIYl.LI s.Motn....ot.,...
wtUa CODtrHllDI tao
leather tot.erior com·
.. equipped for ltu·
W-, art.ma pleuu.re,
W. ••II malatalaed •••tille ca ba ,_,.. .....
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..,, S.Y!Ue, bllM, &lat
oaad, Dft Ur., MK •
81UO. Da7 "2·1110, ..,,.. .........
. "" Dbtdo llantta. Xtnt oood, tullr
tCllllP,,.,, IHlb httt .
Altro ioirt. anamaa, ~rt.aaaU...-. llbllT ... lfttwMp.
MOnCI boif ~ Piiat a... In.ct adl GiDlaJ tllflr
CT ...... ,~
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AUTO CENTER
NOTHING OVER
549
14U I.AUi ST COSTA llt9iA
74CAJMl.1AC $2 18AMDIYl.U ••.••••.
Full poww, tldotv air QOnd .. AM/FM*'->. ..,_. \.andatJ & em. cieWll (848RX.L).
.,, e......c '2999 S.AMDIYl.U.. ••.•. _
Full PoWW. fac:tOIY elr condlttonlng. AM/FM -..o. t11t wheel. and pedded fOp. SNrpt
(021MYC .
7
ORANG TUESDAY, JANUARY U, 1980 FIFTEEN CE,NTS 1
. OC HighWay Funds Called Dis~ster
~ •·we-n l*DI ab&DMMd ._.
1 ln Oranc-CountJ• e•n .....
' left to dowtJ ~ • .,...... cloua tnlftc Jam:•
Tbat WH Orataa• c Hl)' r.~.:r.: = to u. SM.4 mlWoD ftff.year b.lO'n1
1pndlQ1 proposal UDvtiled by
the ltaae llmday.
••Tbla ta a mal doc..me,t."
Clark aald. referrlna to ~
1'9aff Mtoated tor Or ,.
Couati.'=':"fi'1 notbl•I but a
carbon c:op1 or laat 7Hr'1 bl fordlluwr.''
At ftNt '1ance. it appean U.
•Lale plan will anotMr '10 inllU lato OreDI• County ~eaffera.
But tU:lna Imo account lnfla·
Uonary COit lac,.... eaaed by
the 1tate'1 delay In 1tart1n1
couaty road projecll, local
HB Girl's Murder
lra portaticm otllelall 1aJd tbe
latest plan would aetualb 1luh 1tate ald by .., million, com-
pa~ to lut year'• propogl f«
Oranp County ualltance.
Comml11lonen, al Clark's
•I.Ill , d1ncted 1taff mem-
bers to lnve1U,ate lellalative re-
lief for tbla tundl.n& problem, in·
clucliq outrllbt aecesalon from
the tranaportatlon dhtrlct. Clart
11 alto chairman ol the boa.rd ol
Evidence IDegal,
Say Alcala Lawyers
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEID.
Ot -O.lly ll'IMil Staff
Defense attorneys mounted an
attack Monday they hope will
lead to suppression of evidenci>
SW1Shine
C~es
Storms
Storms that have dumped
about five inches of rain on the
Orange Coast during the past
week are expected to give way
to fairer weather for the next
few days, a spokeswoman for
the National Weather Service
said today.
She said the forecast calls for
low clouds a.ad foe tonipt aod
early Wednesday, giving way to
partly cloudy skies on Wednes-
day and mostly fair weather
throQ&b s.turday.
Temperatures should peak at
the mld 60s and bottom oul in
the low SOI, she said .
However, she cautioned that
the forecast could change Local
weather watchers said another
s torm in the Pacific may be
moving this way.
Only a drizzle fell overnight,
"just enough to keep thmgs
damp," Huntington Beach
weather observer J . Sherman
Denny commented.
He recorded .11 of an inch for
the 24 hours ending this mom·
ing. Total rainfall since Jan. 7 in
Huntington Beach was 4.26 in-
ches, he said, for a season total
of 6.14 inches, about average for
this time of year. Last year's
above-normal rainfall measured
7.47 inches on Jan 15.
In Newport Beach, the Orange
County Harbor Patrol measured
.04 of an inch ovemi~ht. 3 74 in·
inches since Jan 7. 5 2010cbes for
the season to date and 7 .65
inches last year at Uus ti me.
The Orange County Flood Coo·
trol District s tation 10 Costa
Mesa registered .08 or an inch
overnight, 3.58 inches this week,
5.33 inches for the season and
8.68 inches at this date last year.
collected during and after the
arrest of Rodney James Alcala
as a suspect in the murder or
12-year-old Robin Samsoe or
Huntington Beach.
CmzEN OF THE YEAR
Ch•mber Chok:e Robbllle
Police Chief
Robitaille
Top Citizen
Huntington Beach Police Chief
Earl Robitaille is the Huntington
Beach Chamber of Commerce's
citizen or the year.
And the chamber bas its first
woman president, escrow com·
pany owner Joyce Rollings
Robitaille was honored at the
chamber's 66lh annual installa·
tion and awards banquet last
Friday. He was cited for bis
work for the betterment of the
city. not only through bis job as
chief of police, but through the
charitable organizations to
which be contributes time and
talent.
Dunng the first day of a hear·
1ng before Orange County
Superior Court Judge Robert P.
Kn ee land. the d e fen se
challenged issuance of search
warrants for the Monterey Park
residence where Alcala lived
with tu s parents and a Seattle,
Wash . storage locker AlcaJa
had rented
Defense attorneys J o hn
Barnett and Jeffrey Friedman
further contended there was no
probable cause to arrest Alcala
in the Samsoe case.
Miss Samsoe disappeared last
June 3>.
The missing girl's skeletal re-
mains were found tn Sierra
Madre m Los Angeles County on
July 2 by a s tate forestry
worker.
Police said at the lime of
Alcala's arrest that be waa a
suspect based on a description
provided by a friend of the
Samaoe girl of a man that want-
ed to take their picture wblle
they were at the beach and in-
formation gathered from other
law enforcement qaacies.
In lHtlmoay, Huntlnston
Beacb Police DeteeUve Crail
Robison told tbe court be
believed the aearcb warrants
were proper aod that sufficient
evidence existed to arrest Alcala
m connection with the Samsoe
slaying.
He testified that he saw
nothing wroog with not telling
the Judge who issued the search
warrant that a witness claimed
lo have seen the missing girl
alive that day after she had been
seen at the be ach with the
photographer resembling Alcala.
Robison said the re ported
sighting was a "lead we worked
to conclusion" without any re-
s ult He said the witness erred in
(See ALCALA, Page A2)
Plans Viewed
For Downtown
In Huntington
IUpenllon.
At laaue wu the yearly update
by u,. Callfomia Department ol
Traqportatioo (CalTrana> of
tile 1-.a bipway 1pend.ln1
plan. TIM pecbp earm.rks a 2.7 PG"C•..,. of the state's total
bl1bwa1 eapeDdttue1 for Oran9e OJant7. olllclall aaicl.
But 0naae Coaaty motorim
contribote a.a perceat of the
state'• Pl tu nvesu ... Clarll
aaid, and require 18 percent ol
Lile at.Me pacbae to deal wttb
the county's tramportaUoo prob-
lems.
Spedtlc items in the state pro-
cram allo drew sharp criticllm fro~ tbe eommiaionen. Tom Jenklm. the transporta-
tion commi11ion'1 e2ecutive
director, said the state '1 delay in
construction ol Ora.age County
road pn>jecta 6u added oearly
13 million in inflationary cosll to
tbe propoMCI packa1e.
1D addition. 1tate pla.nnen are
tryin1 to cut fundin1 of the
Corooa del Mar Freeway ~x
tenaioo b)' $3.~ million, he said.
That would atop the freeway ex-
tenaloo abort of Jamboree Road
in Irvine, providin1 no relief to
the traffic dilemma in that area.
Jenlum added.
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You might think what you're seeing are
Texas cowpoke and a private detective ar-
ri Vina in &be balls Of the Marriott Hotel In
Newport Beach Monday. Actually, they are
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry
Bradshaw (left) and Steelers runrung back
Franco Harns. They anived t.o prepare to
meet the Rams Sunday ln the Super Bowl.
Additiooal stories and photos inf.he s ports
section on Page Bl today
Teachers in Valley
Set to Walk Out
Fountain Valley teachen in·
dicated Monday they intend to
walk out of their elementary
school classrooms unless re·
newed contract talks prove fnnt·
Cul.
Pat Harney, president of the
Fountain Valley Teachers As·
sociatlon, said instructors have
been working without a contract
since last June.
"We 've been patient and bave
tried to remain low-key up tmtil
this point," the teacher leader
said, "but I think we've kepl our
cool long enough ...
percent hike the followmg year
The offer is retroactive to Juh
1, 1979.
Teachers have demanded a
one -year pact with retroactive
pay
"We've sat back and watched
while the other Cdistnctl grou~
got their 10 percent and we can't
figure out why we 've been
singled out," Mrs Harney SaJd.
She said teachers are will.mg
to wait until a post·fact-fmdmg
mediator is appointed by the dls-
tnct before firm.mg up walkout
plan1.
Sampica said 1t could be
several weeks before a mediator
<See TEACBEas, Page AZ)
Afghans Halt
Soviets With
Blocked Roath
By ~ AsAO<:iated Press
Afghan r<.'beb claim to have
d 1 sruptcd three roads into
Afghanistan·., capital. forcing
the Sovtel Union to send troop
reinforl'ements and supplies to
Kabul and Kandahar by air. a
Palustan newspaper reported to-
day
The rebels also l'laim lO have
k died the governor of the
northern orovince or Ba"hlan
and several of h1sorhcers. lhedai
ly Nawae Waqt newspaper of
Rawalpmd.i said
It quoted rebel sources from
across Paktstan"s border with
Alehanistan There was no way
the reports could be venfied.
· ' In Laguna Niguel, the Moulton
'
Niguel Water Treatment Plant
Robitaille, who joined the
city's police force in 1963, said
be was shocked, but happy to be
accorded the honor. He was
given the award by former
chamber president Stephen
Holden.
De\ elopment ~Jans for
downtown Huntington Beach
will be d.i.scussed Thunday by
the city's Local Coastal Pro-
gram citizen advisory commit-
tee.
She said teachers , who
gathered at Murdy Park m Hun·
tingtoo Beach to tab a strike
vote, abo rejectid the latest ol·
fer from school district trustees.
Both votes, she said, received
the support of 98 percent ol lhe
250 teachen who showed up for
Monday afternoon's meeting.
The dhtrict baa 420 full and
part-time lmtructon.
Five Pick Up
Candidate
Papers in HB
Western dtolomats m Kabul
have said the Soviets have been
largely successful in putting a
lid on the Moslem rebellion and
one said that fighting had
stopped "almost everywhere."
Russian troops have been ft.ght-
I
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measurements were .12 ol an
, inch overnight, 5.8 inches this·
week, 7.68 inches for the season
and 10.02 inches at this time last
year.
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Equality Unit OK
LOS ANGELES <AP) -The
Loa AnJelel Board of Education
baa voted to create a sex equali-
ty commiaaioo aimed at improv-
ing~ opportunities for
the 'ct'• women employees.
CtuhRains
On Getaway
SELMA (AP> -Hun-
dreds of dollarl in cub
from a bank robbery waft-
ed tbrou8b tho alr, spur·
riDI a 1cramble by
eltlleal.
About s:i.eoo wu toned
lAto UM air by a bank rob-
ber a be wu chased from
tbe ~ Bank branch
bere JllGMQ, Police uld. Au but taoo· w •• re· coftfed.
AtDold Albeit Af\lllar,
•••• 'bOilbd into Premo Coilltr all foi' ....
tMD " .... rObberJ.
Mrs. Rollings, who was in-
stalled at the same banquet, has
served on the chamber Board of
Directon since 1971. She aaid
she plans to be a workine presi-
dent and not "j u st a
figurehead."
Installed as vice presidents
were William Compton and
Jerry Bame. Jack Li.Ddley wu
named treasurer.
Bolsa Chica
Groups Elects
New officers of the Amip de
.Bolsa Chica will be elected
Tbunday even1nC at tbe Hunt-lnaton Beach ll'OUP'I January 1eneral~ Elections follow a e:ao
p .m . potluck dinner at the
Mu.rd)' Pan CommunltJ Center
7000 Norma Drive. Davld
Carl'*" la the '1'0UP'I current
p .... ldlnt.
Tbe AmlCol wW offer tcM&J'I of
th• BolH Cblca m1rablandl
SWad•J from t to lO :IO a.m.
Toun belin off Padftc Cout
Ht1bwa1 1outb of Wuner
Avenue. Tla•J art free of cm ...
The LCP committee is
charged with draftine state·
mandated l{Uldelines for coastal
developinent. The guidelines are
expected to be completed next
month. Committee members are
wrestllna with several develop-
me nt proposals for the
downtown area including one
calllna for hip-rise structures.
Tbe 7:., p.m. meetine will be
beld in Qty Council Chambers,
2000 llalD St.
Mn. Harney cbar1ed the
Fountain Valley School Dlat.rict
baa ipored a December fact
finder'• report recommendlna
that teacbera receive a 10 percmt
pay bike.
Bill Samplca, district
spokesman. Hid lnatructors
bave been offered a multi-year
packa&e camn1 for a 9 pereent
wa1e lncreue th1a year ID4 a 7
Crisis Solved
Gm Thefts Bring Charges
BANDON, Ore. CAP)-sberilf'I depuUes sym-
pathhed with quarry operator Kent Sob.aton but aald
be went too far in trying to atop 1uollne thefts,
Johnson aaid h1s South Coast Rock Co. had been
losing 12.S gallons of aaaollne • week.
Police said Johnson. s~· be ·bad found a aaaollne thief on hla property, bulldOled • latl• bOl and burled a small plctup.
Wbeil Jam• Gaanon ol Bandon lbowtd up, be
found OIDly Pieces ol hia triack. G~ compJalDed to
deputJe1 and wu charaecl Wtth 1•10li1Mt dMift:. Jobnon wu Cblraed With ert.m1Dal miletmt ad
told to dl1 up G~ •s pickup.
(See AFGHAN, Page A?l
Coast
Weather
Patchy roe and low
cloudiness t.ool&bt, becom-
lne partly cloudy Wednes-
day. Continued mild days
but cooler at nllht. Lows
toni&bt 44 at the beaches
aocf 54 inland. H11hs
W~inmid80a.
INSIDE TOD"'\'
Btom,tlmu 10V that tM
Stff,_,. Mould tlft oftrr oU
"' ,,., _..,. Bod. Sa Page
Bl.
Honors King
HANOI, VllUwn <AP> -A ~ de!et•tm today
1av• Vhlfne=•• autMritlel M1' 1ntonnaUaa oa American aervicemm mluln1 ln V\emam 11.nce the eod ol the IAdoebina
War lD lt'JJ.
Tbe poup'a leader, Rep. Lester I Woltf. D ·N.V .• aald tho
information, obta1oed from V\etnamele retuieea. could lead to a ··m~. m.tor breakthrouab.''
But anocber 1roup membef'. Rep. John Myen, R Ind.,
called tbe talb wtta. Vl.tDameee autboriUes "very unproduc
Uve" and "aomewbat ot a d11appoi.lltment."
tw.'9-eteraeresall•
llEMPIDS, Tena.. (AP> -Over tbe objectioaa of bla at· torneya, Elvia Praley'• pbyaldan today qreed to t.uuty u a
st.ate wttneu la a bear1.na In wldcb be faces cbaraea of lo
dlacrtmlnately pracrlblnl ilnlP for lbe late atn1er and otben.
Dr. Georse Nicbopouloe' attomeya asreect to let blm tesuty
to avol~ •loft• delay la tbe proeeedlnp.
Nicbopou.loe, 52, could lole bla medical license if be la round
1wlty of prescribin1 a variety of addlctlTe drup ror Presley
ud U other paUenta.
IWrerbt• Free Sb ... , ••••
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) -A leftist IJ'OUP re·
leased two ambuaadon and four other boslalea and ended lta
occupation of tbe Puiamanian Embauy after tbe 1ovemment
freed seven prtaonen. But other mWtanta have threatened to
kill the South Africui ambualldor today
About so memben of the Popular Leapes or Feb. 28 freed
the ambasaadon or Panama and ea.ta Rlca and the other
hostages Monday after an 80-bouroccupatioo oftbe embauy. In
return, the government released leap members arrested Jut
month after a fi1bt with national guardsmen.
U.S. Journalists
Booted From Iran
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -The
Iranian government, which has
ordered all American reporters
to leave Iran. today gave them
until Friday midnight to obey
the directive.
The announcement, made by
the director or the foreign press.
Sadegb Abolgbassem, said that
with American reporters out of
the country there will be less
emphasis on the American
In Huntington
Man Dies
From Burns
Huntington Beach Lock com·
pany employee Marcial Merino,
47, or South Gate succumbed
Monday after s ufferina third
degree bums last month in an
industrial accident.
Orange County Coroner's
deputies said Merino died ln UCI
Medical Center's burn unit at
11 :30 a.m. He suffered third
degree bums over 80 percent of
his body Dec. 27.
Deputies said Merino and
another employee or Weiser
Lock Co., 5555 McFadden Ave.,
were pourtn1 enamel thinner in-
to a can when a spark ignited
the liquid.
Merino's co-worker, Charles
Emmery, 481 of Bellflower, suf·
fered secona and third decree
burm over 25 percent or his
body.
UCI Medi ca l Center
spokesman said Emmery is ln
good condittoo al the bum ward
and la betna prepared for skin
grafta
Huntington Beach officials
said the fire at the lock plant
was doused by employees before
firemen arrived.
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hostages held at the U.S. Em
basay since Nov. 4 by Islamic
militant.a demanding the mum
or the ousted shu.
"I think it will be good for
Iran. the United States and the
hostages," said the foreign press
chief.
Sadegh'a orders. received
verbally by a reporter for The
Aasociated Press at the lllalstry
of National Guidance, are the re-
sult of a decision taken jolntly
by the ruling Revolutionary
Council and Cabinet ministers
on Monday.
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AFGHAN ••.
ing Moslem dissident.a smce the
Soviets moved in to back a gov·
ernment coup Dec. Z'l.
The diplomats said the Soviets
were in control of the highway
from Heral, the principal city or
western Afghanistan 60 miles
from the Iranian border , to the
southwest province of Kan-
dahar. They said about 12 000
Russian troops were stationed in
Heral.
Yule Decor
Banquet Set
Winnen of the um Huntlqtoo
Beach Christmas decorating
contest will be honored at a ban·
quel Saturday sponsored by the
women ' a division or the
Chamber of Commerce.
The event will be al the Hunt·
ington Harbour Bay and Baquet
Club, 4121 Warner Ave., with
cocktails served at 8:30 p.m. and
dinner followinl at 7: 30.
For more information call
962-6661.
Home Burglarized
In Fountain Valley
Burglan smashed tbe 11u1 lD
a ldtcbea wlDdow llonda.)t' ell·
tered a Fountain V.U.y biome
and e1eaped with about 81.B lo cm ad belonliftO .
Resident Barry L. Dawtllm
told pollce be lost '108 ID easb
and atereo equipment worth
aome 11.100.
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Gold Sets
Record
~$700
NEW YORK <AP> -Gold
touched a record $700 a troy
ounce in early trading today on
New York'• Commodities Ex·
cbanae before slipping to $68.1.
up $12 from Monday's close.
Silver alllO continued to spiral
The $700 price was for
January futures contracts, call·
lnl for delivery or the bullion
t.bls mooth
Earlier ln Europe, gold hit a
Loodoo record or $684 an ounce
at the aftemoon fixinR. up $27
from lloodaf's closinl.J>!'fce.
In Zurich, the price at noon
slipped to S873.50 from a record
$678.50 at midmorning, but w.,
$19 ahead or Monday's closing
price. Then it climbed back to
$882.
The metal touched an all-time
peak or $1683.06 in Hong Kong
before European tradmg began.
Events in Afghanistan and
Iran sparked the fllght into gold.
dealers said
•
H11ntington
Rec Center
Now Assured
A three-year-old promise to
build a commu01ty recreation
center in a densely populated
Huntington Beach neighbortiood
will not be broken, it was de·
clded Monday.
Huntington Beach council
members, meeting with Foun·
lain Valley School District
trustees, tentatively agreed to
spend $278,000 in federal funds to
build a gymnasium.
The nm. council me mbers
voted, wtll be located on U)e dis·
trict'a Oka-Bushard school
grounds and will be operated
and starred by the Huntington
Beach Boys Club.
The Bushard Community
Cent.er, as officials have agreed
to call it, will serve school and
neighborhood youths.
Pay Downey, Boys Club direc·
tor. said the gym would be used
for sport activttJes and a nearby
set of classrooms would be
leased by the Boys Club ror com·
munlty acdYiUes.
Accordlna to the agreement.
which hu not officially been ap·
proved, the city will lease land
from the d.latrict and build the
gym with HoutlDI and Com·
munlty Development funds.
The Boys Club will not be
cbar1ed for it.a use oft.be am.
Residents of tlle Continental
Townbomea complained reest·
l.y that city offtclals turned their
baeu on plans to balld t.be gym.
Tb• federal fund• were Hrmmed for the Hunttniton
Beach center three 1ean qo
bat bad Mffr been spent.
PremP-AJ
THcb1ra and Huotloctoo
Beacb't Ocean View (•lemen·
tary > School Dt1trtct truateea
ba\'e ureed to 1'19ume contract
MIO lallou 1uu.ct ainca No·
yem • Oe.a View Teacben AllOci•
Uon walUd out ol ne1ot1-....
that cnonth becauae, repreMD·
tatlvea uid. tbo trusteH'
bar1a1nlnl a1eata refund to
bud.le aa What the Wl.lon COD·
lidtn mlJor lauet.
V owtDa that they would not
atrlke or demon1trate. the
teacben have been paradiq
berore the board du.rina public
seulou to air 1rievancea.
eapeclally t.boee in the areu
over wblch coatracl ta.lb are
at.alled.
Followin& several rounds or
letter writin&. the teachers as-
sociation announced Monday
that It bad ooutied the board It
will return to the conference la·
ble at 9 a. m next Monday to
bar1ain "until an a1reement a.s
reached.''
Major differences revolve
around the lensth of propoeed
contracts. salary and frlnl•
benefit increases, grievance pro..
cedures. work hours. class mes
and teacher transfer policies.
Teachers vowed they would
not n&urD to the barsalolDI la·
ble u.atll h district la re.dy to
move from lta oriafnal positioos
regardlna those laaues
Monday. teacher spokesman
Bar Kaelter said the a1reement
to return to the table la "hued
upon uaurances by the board
that they are now prepared to
make real movement on all un·
settled laaues .
The teachers have been work
ing without a contract since July
1. They began negotlatlng a new
contract to replace the old ooe an
February,1979
Subsequently. negotiations
have proceeded through Im
pasae. mediation, fact-finding
and poet.fact-flndin1 mediation
with state appointed mediators
A spokesman for the school
district said Monday dislnct
trustees have expressed willing.
ness to "compromise. but that
m eans movem('nt on both
sides"
Walter Bennie
Rites Slated
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday for former Hunt
lngton Beach elementary school
employee Walter A Bennie, who
died saturday at the a1e or 71
Services are set for 11 a m at
Pierce Brothers Mortuary in
Costa Mesa Bunal will follow at
Pacific View Memonal Park m
Newport Beach
Mr. Benrue, a retired mspe<'
tor for the Southe rn Pacific
Railroad. had worked as a
warehouseman for the Hunt
ington Beach City School Dis
trlct for 10 years
He is survived by his wife.
Elsie; daughter. Mary Ziethmg
or Huntington Beach. and three
grandsons.
Patnck O'Leary. 2'12. of Costa Mesa appears to be check·
lJlg the weather Monday as he awaited arrival of the
Pittsburgh Steelers football team at the Marriott Hotel in
Newport Beach. Patrick is obvtously a fan
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ALCALA ..•
both the girl's description and
the type or bicycle she rode to
the beach.
Robison further contended
that a state prison parolee who
was placed wtlhin 100 feet of the
location of the girl's remams
was not a viable sUApecl "It
was another dead end," Roblson
testified. explaining that m
vestigators found the man had
an alibi
Searches or Alcala 's bedroom
at the Monterey Park apartment
and the Seattle storage k>eker.
Robison testified, produced a
laree number or photographs of
young boys and Cirll In sexuaJly
suggestive poses Invesugators
also found movie film and tape
recordings. Robison said
The pbotoeraphs. Robison
testified, would s how Mr
Akala's attraction to voun~
girls
Alcala s trial 1s 'iC'ht'duled lo
bel(inJan 2810Judge Kne('l..nd ..,
c·ourtroom
Oil Spill Heavy
MARTINEZ <AP) It might
take more than a month to clean
up an oil spill of between 8,000
and 10,000 gallons in the Hast
mgs Slough about four miles
east of here. officials s1Ud today
Bekas Keeps
Neighborhood
Watch Helm
Ed Rekas has been re-elected
president or Fountain Valley's
Neighborhood Watch
Beka.i. was named lo the post
recently by the executive com-
m1lttt and is the only person to
serve as president since lhe or
gan1zat1on was formed three
years ago
Namf'd to other om ces were
Doug Magnuson. vice president.
Vet Segeberg. secre lary -
t re as u re r , and Steve
Vanwormer and Frank Ross.
members at large of the board
of directors
Ne1ghborbood Wat.ch la an or-
aan1zal100 formed to aid police
and residents in watch10g for. gu.irdmg against, and reporting
poso;1blt.> cnminal act1v1ty in the
Cit.) r; vanous neighborhoods
Mort> Wells Shut
AZUSA <API -Four more
\I.ells providing wale r to San
Gabriel Valley residents have
been shut down because they
c:onlam lt.>vels of a suspected
ca ncer causing s ubi.tanc e
greater than the federally sug
gested l1m1t. state health of
facials srud Monday
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VOL~ 7S, NO. 15, 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1980 FIFTEEN CEN
OC ffighway Funds Called Disaster 1
"We're ~ abaa.doMd bere lD Onno Oo.mty. We're
left to &lowly die lD a t.reaMD-
dowa trafftc jam."
Tbat waa Oranae County
Trenn>e>rtaUoo Commmiaaioatt Ralph Clark'• reacUon to the
llM.• mllHon five year bi&hway
1pendina propoaal unveiled by
tbe ltate llooday.
"Thi.I II a dhmal document,"
Clark said. referring to the
aaaa" deslpated for Oranp
County. "fl'• oothln1 but a
carbon copy of laat year's
blueprint for diaut..r."
At tlnt sJanee, lt appears the
state plan wtll pump another $10
rnllllon lnto Oraoae County
trablportat.ioo c<>ffen
l,Jul lakinai lnto account Ulfla
tiooary coet t0creasea cauaed by
tbe state's de lay 10 starttne
county road projects, local
trauportaUGo olftd~ aald tbe
latest plao ~uld aetCJally a1aab
1tate aid by S3 millloo, com-
pared to lut year'• proposal ror
Oranae County aaaiatuce.
Coromi11lonera. at Clark's
11uagestion, directed staff mem-
bers to tnvestieate legislative re-
hef ror this rundma problem. lD·
cludin& outnaht seceasloo rrom
the transportation dlstncl. Clark
18 illso cha1.rman of the board of
Soviets Pinched
Afghans Cut Supply Routes
By 119e AaaocJated Press
Afghan rebels claim to have
disrupted three roa ds into
Arghanistan 's capital, forcing
the Soviet Union to send troop
reinforcements and s upplies to
Kabul and Kandahar by air, a
Pakistan newspaper reported to-
day.
The rebels alsQ claim to have
killed the governor or the
northern orovince or Ba~hlan
and several of his offi cers, the dai·
ly Nawae Waqt newspaper of
Ra walpmdisa1d.
It quoted rebel sources from
across Pakistan's border with
Afgharustan. There was no way
the reports could be venf1ed.
Western diolomats an Kabul
have said the Soviets have been
Sills Hits
CUP Chase
Policies
Mayor David Sills bas told
California Hiehway Patrol of.
ficials that Irvine residents were
exposed to an "unnecessary and 1"' unjustified peril" as the result of
a high-speed pursuit that ended
in the death of a child last
month
In a letter to Capt. Roy Short,
com maoder of the Santa Ana of·
rice of the highway patrol, Sills
said it was his "sincere hope"
that CHP officials would re·
examine their policies on high·
speed chases "with the objective
or building into that policy some
consideration of the moral COO·
sequences of such activities."
A lwo-year-0ld Mission Viejo
boy died Dec. 15 when a stolen
car chased by CHP units on
Irvine surface streets smashed
into a van at an intersection Just
outside the city limits. The
pursuit originally began on the
southbound San Diego Freeway
near Seal Beach Boulevard.
Sills said that while the
purs uit "may have been
•technically' correct in terms of
its adherence to the uniform
pursuit policy of Orange County,
there is a moral issue which
cannot and should not be ig·
nored."
He questioned whether high·
speed pursuits should be allowed I 1 on public roadways for
~ ••anything other than violent
crimes."
Short, however, said this
morning that while be realizes
the mayor is raising a moral is·
• sue, the punuit of the stolen
vehicle was made necessary
(See CBP, Page AZ>
largely successful ln putting a
hd on the Moslem rebellion and
o ne said that righting had
stopped ·'almost everywhere '·
Russian troops have been fight·
ang Moslem dissidents smce the
Soviets moved in to back a gov·
ernment coup Dec. 27.
The diplomats said the Sc>VJels
wer e in control of the highway
from Heral, the principal city of
western Afghanistan 60 miles
from the Iranian border. to the
southwest province of Kan-
dahar. They said about 12,000
Hussian troops were stationed 1n
Heral.
On Monday, goverment
sources in Wastungton said thl'
Soviet troops at least one
molonzed mfanlry d1v1s1on of
~hRains
On Getaway
SELMA CAP> -Hun-
dreds of dollars in cash
from a bank robbery wafl·
ed throqh the air, spur-
ring a scramble by
c1Uzens.
A~ ~.600 waa tossed into the air by a bank rob·
ber as he was chased from
the Crocker Bank branch
here Monday, police said.
A 11 but $300 was r e ·
covered
Arnold Albert Aguilar,
26, was booked into Fresno
County Jatl for 10vest1ga.
lion or bank robbery.
Pair Return
From Canyon
After Scare
Ao Orange County deputy
sheriff and a companion walked
to safety Monday afternoon,
ending fears that they were Jost
10 rugged Live Oak Canyon.
Ao intensive search bad been
waged ror deputy J im Ohr, 34,
and Linda Hill, 25, both of
Laguna Hills, when they failed
to return Sunday evening from a
visit to an old mine.
Sheriff's Lt. Tom Harrison
said that Ohr bad fallen and
twisted bh knee and the two
spent the night at an old camp in
the hills.
They returned to their car the
next day on a different and less
strenuous route, Harrison said.
A search party of about 2S peo-
ple beean combing the ruaed
terrain for the two hikers at
daybreak Monday.
Electronic Gear
Stolen in Irvine
• Eledronlc equipment worth • an estlmated $1.50,000 bu been
reported stolen from an l.rvlDe
dlatributcr', police investifaton
' uldtoday.
l Tbe companmta, mostly lnte-sntect citeultl, were taken from
Ceaton Slectronlca, 11017 aypan.
Police Nld the commerclal
bar1lary oceuned aom.Ume •u..r SatUrd.i.J or Sanclay, when
tile comp••:!flcH were cloM4. 1'bl uaed 111 un-noWD imtnm t to remove
nbber ........ stlt-»Pllil ftom •
Wt.dow ~ IOUtbWMt CCM'• ... ol tllit blDdlD1 .1'bU tbeD,..
lli0"4tblwilldoW·an4-.red Mame..
OtM ........ CeatGD'• ,,. 'I I, IOll Oiftoen the mt.
erated clrcult.a were kept lo
tubes, wltb about 10 to 20
clrcuita to a tube.
(AD tntecrated circuit ii an
electroolc eomponent coolainiq
m&JlJ tnt.rcon.Dected ampll(ytq
de•lcea and circuit element.a
tormed on • ataate bOd)t, or
dl'lp.)
Mladone uld wboe .. r Role
th• equipment had lmowledle ol
electronic components al.nee co· 1Y the more upeoatve clmdtl were 1¢ainl.
Tbe dreaita weN ltored CIO a'
metal abelf unlt lnalde ttae
ttoraae room at Cent.oD, wblcb ta
a dlllribut.or ol maD.7 tn-ol
elect.raalc drcu1.ta •
lllJdOM Hid be woalct DMd to
pHpare • cs.tailed Jou atate-
meut to deCermlDe UM tull • ottfliim.
fl
'
between 12.000 and 13.000 men
and possibly units of a second
di vision -show no sign of mov-
ing agamst Iran
The ma.in Iranian oil fields are
on the other side of Iran, near
the Persian Gulf, some 750 rrules
from the Afghan-Iranian border.
Other sources have said tht'
Sov1et.s were contmumg to en·
counter rebel r esistance in
Badakhshan province. 1n
northeast Afghanistan, and an
Pakt1a, southeast of Kabul near
the Pakistani border. But on
Monday, hundreds or Soviet
army trucks rolled northward
th rough Badakhshan after dc-
l1vermg supphe:., and the convoy
was guarded by only one
armored troop carrier for every
two or three dozen trucks.
The U.N. General Assembly
on Monday call e d for the
withdrawal of a ll foreign lroOJ>5
from Afghanistan by a vote or
104-18 but the Soviet occupation
or the Central Asian country was
expected to continue indefinitely,
until the Moslem rebellion there is
under control and the commumat gov~~ilaafe.
The resolution adopted Mon·
day after four days of debate did
oot aeme the So•iet Union
specifically. But it said the as-
sembly "strongly deplores"
military intervention 10
Afghanistan, urged the "am·
mediate, uoconditional and
total'' withdrawal of all rore1gn
troops and called on the Security
Council "to consider ways and
<Stt AFGHAN, Page A.2)
* * * Soviets Move
25,000 Men
Nearer Iran
WASHINGTON (AP > -Two
Soviet motorized d1 visions of
some 25,000 men have moved m-
to western Arghanistan, but
there is oo mdication the lraruan
01 lrields are threatened, the
State Department said loday.
The divisions are in the Heral
area, some 75 to 100 miles from
the Iranian border, try10g to put
down Afghan insurgents who op.
pose "the Soviet takeover or
their country." department
spokesman Hoddi.ng Carter said.
Publlsbed reports of an imm1·
neot threat to the oilfields were
dismissed. meanwhile, as wroog
in their geography as well as
lacking U.S. intelligence con·
flrmation.
"I have no confirmation of
that report," Carter said. "Geog-
raphy makes it a little difficult
to strike at the oWielcls from the
northwest of Afghanistan."
The Afghanistan·lrao border
is about 750 miles from the main
Iranian oilfields, which are near
the Penlan Gull.
St,eelers Have
'lhe 'Rhythm'
If biorhythms mean
aoytbio1, the Ram a
abouldo 't even bother
aho\llriq up for tbeir Super
Bowl date with tbe
Plttaburf,b Steelen Sun· day.
Tbe Dally Pt.lot made a
detailed atudy or
blorbytbm1 for every
1tarttn1 plQer on both
team• and the rHulta
point to a ded.aive Pitta· burp victory.
The bicdyt.bma also ln·
dlcate · wblcb plQen wW
1b!M llHlbtl7 and whlcb
OH1 wm tall oat oo tlMll'
facH. J'or detau., 1H 1to17lD1Pfd8, P.,. BL
aupervilon.
At lalue was the yearly update
by the Callfornia Department of
Trao.aportation (CalTuns) of
the 1980-85 highway 1pebdln1
plan.
The package earmark.a a 2. 7
percent share of the state's total
highway expeodlturea tor
Oran&e County. officials said.
But Orane• County motorists
contribute 8.2 percent of ~
atate'a IU tu l'ftenuet, Clark
aald, and requift 18 peremt of
the state padtace to deal with
lhf' county'• tra.Dlport.atioo prob-
lems.
Spedflc items l.n the slate pro.
cram allo drew sharp critlcllm
from tM commisllonera. Tom Jenkins, the transporta.
lion commlasion 's e1teeut1ve
director, said the state's delay in
coostnactioo ol Oran1e County
N~ Arri.,_& oa C•••f
road projeda baa added oeul1
SS mil.Ucn lD l.DflaUonary cceta to
the or'CJl)OMd packaae. ID addltioo, state plannen are
trying to eut funding of the
Corona del Mar Freeway ex.
tenaion by $3.5 million, be said.
That would stop the fTeeway eJt·
tension abort of Jamboree Road
in Irvine, providing no relief te
the traffic dilemma in thal are&t
J eo.k1m added.
You might think what )'OU're seen& are
Texas cowpoke and a pnvate detective ar
riving in the balls of the Marriott Hotel in
Newport Beach Monday. Actually, they are
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry
Bradshaw Oeft) utl Stee!el'9 naming buk
France Harns. 'Ibey amftd to prepare to
meet the Rams Sunday m the Super Bowl.
Add1tionaJ stories and photos in the sports
section on Page Bl today.
Cancer Center Studied
Funds Coordinating Agency Seen at VCI
By DAVID KUTZMANN
OI tM Dally ...._,. S\eff
Establishment of a ma1or re·
search mstitute to coordmate
millions of dollars 10 cancer re-
search studies already under
way at UC lf'Vllle will be con·
s1dered by Un1ve r s1ty o f
California Regents Friday
Cancer research at UCI is
presently handled through more
than 12 separate departments, of·
facials said
"Specific research objectives
lrrine Prejert
are met through ~rforma.n~ of
research contracts.'· a report to
regents says, "but there are oo
\ormal mechanism s to
coordinate cancer research ac-
t1v1ties, to provide a forum for
e xchange or information, lo
share resources, and to assess
changing needs of cancer re-
search."
At present, about $8 millioo is
spent annually on cancer re-
search at UCl and Uilil amount ls
expected each year for the next
Proficiency Exams
Planned in Spanish
Irvine school oftlciala are de-
velol>lnl Spaniab translatlom ol
proficieilcy enmlnatJw to belp
determine lf lean.tq problems
are cooeeptaal or languap re-
lated for Spulab ape•lr•n1 atu·
deota.
Bobbi ll•lbolla•d, a cur·
ric•lum coordinator for the
Irvl.oe Unlfted School District,
told diatrict lrwlleet )lcmday
nieht that, by livinl these stu-
dent• tHu lo their natiH
laJllU8a!I, ofticlall can n.d out
what eypea ot problem• theJ
baH.
Sh• ..W. U a Spao•o-spee111ftl
at•dent paue1 Ute ellam,
t.eaeben would bow aQ1 aeam.
tn1 pmbleml probebly an relat·
ed to tannia.
But, lf thi student falled tbl
es am la bJ1 or ber oath•
laDfUO, tbiD t.eadlien wald know thin .,.. odMI' pNbleml
tbe ....... ii ....... prebablJ
of. ~dal utUre. Tbe tpmletlgftt laTalft aboat
10 ~ acbaol ..._ta ln a tit·
U.n1uat educaUaaal procram.
TIM eG1C fiir ...... ti. 1-t tra•W' ........ .
lh. Mullaollaad Hlcl U.•
tr1•tft• ~ ..............
pared for tbe Spanish apeUinr
atudenta to detenniae U lt II a
worthwhile atrat.eo to follow.
She aaJd state educa&ion ofllclala
recoaunead this sort ef tbln8.
However, Trustee ltllubetb
Sicoll ~ ti the diarict
provw.cl traulationa for one
laquce pwp, would It Deed to
do It for all
Ma. )(nHriland c.ceded that
lb• "pnaure would be there" to
do lt for all atlldenta of cWfenmt
etbAlc baet1reunds, lf tbe
tedmlqait Jll'OYed 1QCCelllful
Tbe ltMrd ol Educatlcln met
lleada1 •l1~t la a 1peetal
workabep MHlon to d.Ucua1
Hrioul .:r::-ol lta mint mum
proftd pnp-am for all ttudefdt,
,... dbltrtct hM ..... patU:q
to1et.bw a proaram ln cen· tormuce WD--. law t.bat,..
q'1inl dlmkta wttll blO I( ...
to Mop& talalm-lll'tftdmcr
ataacladi lD ,..'tfa wrtdq
aDd •l'Mmatlca. • ....... tM p=n1 Of a mlnlllam PnJ6.
d4liDdll a•ndDeHcm u a c.dl·
UOn foi' b.IP aebool iraiQaUoft.
ltadenu ~'&r•4•aUa1 after Jae, im, will :M ,..uli'ed to pau RCla u uam, ofttdala ....
fin years Add.Jttonally. gTanl.,
totaling about $500.000 are being
sought from federal agencies.
The report says establishment
of a c&Mer research mstitul~
would ''formally recognize the
scale and importance of cancer·
relat.ad research at the camptL'i;
would establish an appropriate
long-term mecbanism througb
which the common ioteresU of
cancer resear chers may be
focused and cooperattve projects
racllilat.ed; and would secure a
contlaulng source o( modest
runda for requir e d ad-
mlnlatrathe and coordinative
runcUCJDS."
The proposed institute wouhl
promot. research in five areas,
lneludi.DC rel\llalion or cell func.
tion, tulllOr cell surfaces anct
clinically related studies.
Adml.Distrators estimate about as professors representing
various UCI departments from
tbe college of medicine, the
• CS. \;i\NCER, Pa1e A2>
Coast
Weather
PattbJ fo1 and low
eloudineu too.lght, becom-tni partly cloudy Wednes-
day, Cciatinued mlld days
but cooler at nl&bt. Lows
tonlibt 4' at the beaches
ancf 54 Inland.· H11bs
W~l.Dmid808.
INSIDE TODAY s.,.-. ii lfara Coat,
hcJw ,... • ~ otmal ,,,_,..,. ......... lacmw. s. .,.,,,.AS.
latlex ,...,_....._A• .... l•ttr
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a
ATLAHTA CAP> -ftnt. tom &o a ._....,... U..
date -"Mania L\iliiir h . .,..-al llnlCll me a
•llt........,cltMIU. ~ ........
"Hope, faJlb, Ion. . a. Wbat w eelebrate today," llra. tarter &Q)d a \,Udln1 room~ trowd at ~r Baptltt
Cbu ... nen mu c .... ~ .. ADd.,. mull Mn a Mttonal WdaJ to com emorate lb ..
areat ma~ lliofe, lb ud loft," die ftnl tidy uJd. ....... , ............ .. • HANOI, \'Mtaaua (AP) -A COD&nM-.l detepUaa \oQy
••v• Vlfltnameee am.boriU. MW lnformeUon an American
MrYiteaMD milalna 1D Vl«Dam l1nce tbe ud ol tbe lndoeb.lna
War in 1'16.
Tbt f"J'lP'I 1 ader, Jtep. Lester J. Wolff, D.-N.Y., .. id tbe
informaUon. ~ahwd from~ refulw, could lead to
a · • maJOt. major breakthroaO. ••
But another poup ai•mber, Rep John Myen, R-lnd •
called the t.a1b with Vletna autboriUe5 ·'very unproduc
ve" and "tomewbat of a dluppo&ntment."
Dt*' -.eier •• Tnalt•
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP> -Over tbe obJeet,lona of bla at·
tome-,., Elvia Pni:lley'1 pbJaiclan today aareed to testify u a
state wttnea ln a heariU-In wtdeb be facet cbaries of ln-dlacrimlnately p.reacrtbtnl ctn&ca for tbe late •illler and otbera.
Dr. 0eor1e Nlc.bopoulos' attorneys aareed to let blm taWy
to avold •Iona delay ln the praceedtn11.
NichopouJCMr u, could lole bla medical Uceme If be la found
tuilty ot preaenbin1 a variety ot addlctlve dnap for Presley and 15 other patlent.t.
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PAYDAY CANOY BAR PAYS OR= FOR BAUCE OLSON
Liquor Store Owner Finally C•pturea Squirrelly Thief
Patience Pays Off;
Squirrel Nabbed
Today was Payday al the La
Cantina Liquor Store in Corona
deJ Mar.
Olson says he plans to set the
squirrel free in a nearby open
field.
Bruce Olson caueht the
ground squirrel who's been
pilfering candy bars for the pa.st
two months.
Olson, who started setting
trap• for the critter a week aao.
said be finally enticed the rodent
into a trap batted with nothing
but Payday candy bars, the
animal's favorite.
Olson says he knows the aquir-
rel la partial to the caramel and
nut concoctions because when he
uncovered the critter'• neat last
week, It waa lined with more than
800 candy bars, Dtostly Paydays.
Oil Spill Heavy
MARTINEZ (AP) -It ml&bt
take more than a month to clean
up an otl 1piU ol between 8,000
:and 10,000 1aUons in the Hut·
;1011 Slouah about four miles
east of here, offtclall aald today. . • . • . • •
OftANOI COAST
DAILY PILOT
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c ...... _..._c-._.. ..... -... ....,,., ... -..... .......... ,,_, ... c-.... H_, ..... ~.._"',_
..... ,, ..... ..-.'""""" ... .., ...... (Moe ... ..... ._..._._,. ....... _...._
~"-Tiie _.,.,.._.,,,.... ...... It"' 111 _,, •• ,.,_.c ... -.. ~~-
He hopes the animal won't be
able lo find hill way back to the
liquor store's candy bar supply.
Back to Work;
It's Only -32
TAYLOR, British Columbia
(AP> -An argument over just
how cold it got in th1s northeast
British Columbia community
has started a heated dispute
between the Ca nadian
Pa perwor-kets Un loo and
Peacewood Product.a Ltd.
There had been an un-
deraUmdlng between the union
and Peacewood that work would
atop when the temperature
plunges to -35 degrees.
The 200 union workers left the
Job Wednesday wben a radio 1la-
tJon in nearby Fort St. John re-
ported the temperature bad
dropped that much. However,
the company arsued that It wu
only -32, and llred two men for
lnstlptln1 the work 1toppa1e.
Since then, none of the
workers ha returned .
W ASIUNGTON CAP) -Tbl
U.S. me Court today told
lbe father al 1 al Ln t n·•&e lltl
be canDOt •• tM 1>1role otfttfab wlto r.l••Hd hla d1ucbttr'a
rourdutr, a conricled aa Of.
f cter. VoUna un.anlmoualy m a eue
from California, tbe JuaUee1
ruled tbal 1t1tt1 m1y 1h•
parole olftcl•l• atMolut• Jm -mwalt.Y from btbaa aued beeauae Of lbefr parole declaloU . LaYt'I IJ'l.Du.n, 1ucb lmmualty do not violate a.a lndlvtdual'•
c:omUt&&lcmal riaht.t, tbe c:oan
1ald lo upboldlna 1tale court rul-ma• Oeo,._e Martloe1 of San Dtqo
tried to aue tor 12 million after
tbe l.tT5 lddnappln1 and murder
of bi• ts-year-old dau1bter.
Mary Ellen. by a man paroled
Ii ve months earlier
llartlne1 cbar1ed thal atate
parole otftclall bad abused their
duty when they paroled Richard
J . Tbomaa. deai1nated aa a
medically di1ordered sex of-
fender not amenable to treat·
ment.
Tbomu bad been 1eotenced to
prison for lix months to 20 yean
for teyiq to rape two young
1irl1 lo tke same San Dle10
nel1bborbood from which Mary
Ellen Martines wu abducted. Tho~· aent.encio& judge rec-
ommended that he not be
paroled, but Thomas was re-
leased March 10, 1975, after
aervlnc five yean. The Martinez
murder occurred Aug l , 1975.
T he dl1mi11ed lawsuit con-
tended tbat the granting or
Thomu' parole was negligent.
reckleu and malicious.
Neither Martinez nor his
l awyer was immediately
available for comment on the
surreme Court's decuuon
ntervlr.wed last May,
Martinez said, ''I sued ~ause
they should not release these
convict.a ao they can go out and
commit the 1ame crime. I sued
lo chanae that."
In writing for the court.
Justice John PauJ Stevena said.
'·A legislative decision that has
an incremental Impact on the
probability that death will result
in any aiven situation, such as
setting the speed limit at 5S
miJea per hour instead of 45.
cannot be charactenzed as state action depnv1ng a person of life
because 1t may set into motion a
chain of event.a that ultimately
leada to the random death of an innocent byat.ander."
He added : "Whether one
•I re ea or dlaa1ree1 with
California's decision to prove
absolute immunity for parole of-
ficials one cannot deny that
1t rationally furthers a policy
that reasonable lawmakers may
favor As federal Judges. we
have no uulhonly to pass 1udg·
ment on the wisdom of the wt
derlying policy determination "
Thomas was sentenced to die
in the gas chamber for the
Martinez girl's death. The death
penalty law under which he was
sentenced subsequently was
declared unconstitutional, and
he was resentenced to life m
pnson.
f' ...... P-.AI
AFGHAN ...
means to Implement ' that
w1lhdrawal
The Soviet Union condemned
the UN. move aa "backatage
actions by American diplomats
and others"
The 1tatemeot from the of.
ficlal Soviet news a1eocy Tua,
read over Moecow radio quoted
Afghan Foreicn Minister Mo-
hammad Do1t H teWnc the
auembly the rHolullon was
"aimed at interference in the in-
ternal affairs of Afghanistan."
Taas said the United States.
China and their allies "ini·
posed" and "artlfically concoct-
ed Afghan question" on the
General Aaaembly.
Equality Unit OK
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Tbe
Loi Anceltia Board of Educatian
haa voted to create a .ex equall· tr commluioo aimed at irnprov-
m1 promodon opportunltiel for
the diltrict'• women employees . ._ .. ..., .....-....,,...._ ,., .. ~ Vke,..........._o..'11,._ ............ Crisis Solved ·-' n::-.;,tp;z:;-
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Gm Thefts Bring Charges
. BANDON, Ore. (AP)-sMrlfrt cleput.lee l)'m·
patbiz.ed with quarry operator Kent Johnlon but aald
he w•t too far in tr)'inl to •too 1uollM thefta.
JobQtOG •aid hll SOuth Coat Rotk Co. had been
loeln1 125 talloiia bl 1al0llne a week. Police 1ald John.on, 1uspect.1q he had found a
1Holldl tblet on h1t property. bulldOMd a lira• bOle
and bmtect • amaUplckup .
Wbesl James Gaanon of Bandon ·~ up, be found On1Y pieces of bl.I truck. Galll9ft compJa!Md to
deputlei Ind wu char1ed with 1uollne theft.
JolmloO wu char1ed wttb cttaww m•tehllf Ud
told to cut up Gapoa '1 Jjctup •
• .I
'
'l'lae l.lltimaie Bilce P .. 11
Steve Boshae shares ride oo his bjcycle
built-for-four with fellow commuter Donna
Wheelock. Boshae, who lives in Santa Ana
and works at Fairview State Hospital in
Costa Mesa. rides to work everyday, pick-
ing up passengers along the way He picks
up Donna, a co-worker . every Tuesday and
Thursday. " Pedal, or pay:• ia the motto of
Boshae's Bike a-pool. So rar. be says, every-
one pedals, so he 1.SD't making any money
with his bike He's sure having a lot of run,
though
Jury Picks Open
In Slaying Retrial
Jury selection be a an Monday an
the Oranae County Superior Court
retrial ol Gary Wayne Patt.co, an
Irvine attorney accuaed of aboot
ing bla 23-year-0ld wife to death lo
November. 1978.
Patt.on. 35. was convicted or
second-degree murder in June.
but a mistrial was declared
after Judge Theodore Mlllard
received evidence from defense
attorney Alan Stokke of un -
proper JIU)' conduct.
lnvesUgaton alleged that Pat-
ton. ennged because his wire.
Katherine Le1ih Patton, wu at-
tempting to move out or the
Rancho San Joaqwn apartment.
gnbbed a 22 caliber automatic
pistol, confronted her and shot her
three times.
Patton was arrested by Irvine
Police lmmedlat.ely follollriinl
the sboo&ini.
The retrial wlll proceed
without a taped cooleaaion Pat-
ton pve to police. Judce Millard
last week ordered the tape sup-
pressed.
Stokke cont.ended ln the first
trial that Patton suffered a
maolc-depreulve lllneu and.
therefore, Yt'a& Innocent by
reuon of lAaanity. The JW'Y dis
a a reed. however, and declared
Paltoo wu aa.oe at the time the
crime occurred.
Patton ta fTee on $100 ,000 bood
He has undergone extensive
psych1atnc treatment amce tus
arrest.
Nixons Mmt Pay
Uncle Sam $33,295
WASHINGTON <AP>
Before Richard M Nixon settles
the sale of his home in San
Clemente. the eo•emmeot lS to
gel back $.13,295 of his the money
it apent lmprov1ng the seaside
eatate, under an •tr••ment
reached Monday.
But the former president wtll
not send the money . the new
owners of the 20-acre estate will,
it was learned. There is.
however. nothing to prevent Not
on from reimbursing the buyers
Nixon IS known to reel that 1f
he signs the check. that would b<•
perceived as an adm1ss1on hl' in
tent1onally had hu; property 1m
proved at taxpayer expense
Nixon agreed to the negolJated
SE'tllement on Monday It still
must be formally accepted by
the government
The arrangement could still
fall apart. su1d a source who did
not want to be 1dent1f1ed,
especially tr Nixon felt h~ were
being pictured as having
capitulated.
The t.emu were wortred out tn
mo n tha-lone d i scuaaioa.s
betwttn Nixon aide Jack Bren
nan and Ross B1atek, the
General Serviee. Adminhlra Uon~1 regional coatroller m San
Franctaeo
When Nixon let It be known
last year that he planned to st>ll
the property. the GSA demandt>d
reimbursement for 1mpro\·1·
ments made wtule Nixon was
president
lie plans to move to New Yori.
Cit) whenever bis East 65Lh
Street downhouse 1s read),
probably tn mid-February
Nocon 1ns1sted he did not ask
for the improvements at San
Clemente. that they were all
m d de at the request or the
Secret Service and that the aov
ernment should take them out 1r
1t wanted to be sticky about thl·
matter
Omega, of quartz.
SLAVICK'S
F,.....PflfleAI
CllP ...
because the car was going at
high rates of s peed and
Jeopardizing other motorllta.
"We attempted to atop that
ve hi c l e before ll klllPtf
somebody," Short aatd.
Sbort a11d the pursuit was
"pictUtt perfect," with the ex-
ception of it.a tragic conclusion.
Sills asked Short. however, if
lt was worth the loss of a life to
pursue a stolen vehicle "I think
not," the mayor said
Killed 1n the accident was
t WO· year-0ld St.even Try It. lbs
father, Martin, and an older
brother were inJured. The two oc-
cupant.a of the stolen vehicle also
were hurt when the car they were
m and Tryk's van coltided at the
lnteNeC'tlon of Jeffrey Road and
Irvine Boulevard
Irvine police off1c1ala were
~mewhat miffed after the chase
bec:aUM> lhe.r deparment, they
claimed, had not been notified ol
the pun.uit a.s it was h~ng
through Irvine. No Irvine police
units were mvolved lot.be eba.se.
Uniform pursuit procedures
which tht> Cff P follows. along
~1th CJther law enforcment agen
t 1e~ in the county , s ay that
pursuits should be 1nttiated
when an md1v1dual "clearly ex·
h1b1lS the tntentJon or avoiding
arreal by U&lD& a vehicle to
flee." ,.,....,..,.AJ
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school of engmeenng and the
general <'Jmpu5 would
part1c1pale in tht? institute
A number of postdoctoral, pre-
doctoral and undergraduate stu·
dents would also be involved an
the research act1v1t1es.
The f'Pi;tents will be asked to
allocate about $57,000 for ad·
mm1strat1ve work or Institute.
Most of the center's work would
be carried out for the next
!leveral years m space u5igned
to the Hhool of bioloeical
~c1ences and the Colleae of
Med1cme
For men. th1.~
hJndsomc
Omt'ga watcht">
with pret.i!)l'
guart1
moveml'nts.
10 karat
gold-filled:
A. Sealll.lst~r
with
.,trap. $375.
B. Constellahon
with stainless
steel. $475.
C Chronometer
with
bracl'let, $695.
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I VOL. 73, NO. 15, 3 S§CTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1980 FIFTEEN CENTS
OC Highway Funds Called Disaster
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ln Orqe • 1.J. Wt'N
left to alowtJ dJe In a tnmm
doUI tnftk jam,''
Tbat waa Oran1• Cowatr
TnDJllOl't.adon Commmlaiootr Balpb Clark'• reaction to tbe
•·• m1Woa Ov•year blcb••Y •pend.Ina 1Jf'OP09al unveiled by
t&e atat. Monday.
"Tbil la a diam al document."
Clark Htd, refernoa lo tbt:
aban dm:lpated for Onn••
Couty. "It'• nolbin1 but a
rarboo copy of laat year'•
blUit]ll"laa for dlauter. ·'
At ftlWl *1uc:o. tl 1ppea.n the
a&a&a plan wtll pump another SlO
mllllon lato Oranae County
tranapoirtatlcm cotfen
But takial tnao account 1nfla
uonary cost increases caUMd by
tb~ al•l•'• delay 1n al11rtlna
county road proJecta, local
lranaportatkm otnclal.I aaJd the
l1teat plan would actuaUy alub
1t1te a1d by .., million, com-
part:d to lut year'a propc»al for
Oran1e County ualatance
Commt11loner1, at Clark'•
1u11..Uoo, directed staff mem-
bera to lnvest.11at.e lellalallve re-
lief for thia f\&ndi.nt problem, ln·
cludln& outri1bt secession trom
lhe transportation dlatnct Clark
11 alllO chairman or the board of
Soviets Pinched
Afghans Cut Supply Routes
By 'l1le AIMela&ed Presa
Aflhan rebels claim to have
disrupted three roads into
Af&banistan's capital. forcing
the Soviet Uruon to send troop
reinforcements and supplies to
Kabui and Kandahar by air, a
Palustan newspaper reported to-
day.
The rebels also claim lo have
killed the governor or the
northern orovmce or Bajthlan
and several or his om cers. lhe da1
ly Nawae Waql newspaper or
Rawalpindi said.
It quoted rebel sources from
across Pakistan's border with
Afgharustan. There was no way
lhe reports could be venfied
Western d1olomats in Kabul
have said the Soviets have ~n
largely successful m pulling a
hd on the M06lem rebellion and
one said that fighting h ad
stopped "almost everywhere ·
Russian troops have been fight
Police Arrest Pair
On Drug Counts
Laguna Beach pol.Jee arrested
two men Monday night aner an
officer spotted one of lhe sus
pects displaying h1a buttocks
from a ear window.
But when an officer attempted
to pull the two men to the side of the ro.d, one of the suspecta fled
on foot, leading police on a chase
through the downtown portJoo or
Ll&una Beach.
Officer Jamie Dode• 11ld she observed a man's buttocks diA-
played in the rear window of a
car in the 500 block of Broadway
shortly after 10 pm. Monday.
She called for assistance and
turned on her red lights, at
which time the swipects pulled
to the curb
But when offi cers attempted
to arrest DonaJd Ray Langston.
19, of Huntington Beach , the
youth allegedly fl ed on foot
toward a restaurant on South
Coast Highway.
Langston was captured m the
parking lot or Tomasano's
Restaurant, where Sgt. Greg
BarU allegedly found a baggie
or marijuana near the suspect
Lanptoo wu arrested on sus-
pi~ion of po11etaion of a deadly
weapon (a billy club was found
in the vebiclt), resisting arrest
and possession or less than an
ounce or marijuana.
Hi s companion , Scott
Lawrence Holms, 24, of Newport
Beach, was arrested on susp1
c10n of being drunk 1n an
automobile and for possession of
less than an ounce or manJuana
· Parents Alerted
Mter Boy Attacked
Laguna Beach pohce are ask
ing residents to be on the lookout
for a man who kidnapped a 7
year-old boy Fnday afternoon.
sexually assaulted the youth and
left tum in a vacant fi eld m the
bills of the Portofmo a rea
Capt. Neil Purcell said today
police are seelung a man with
closely cropped blonde or red-
dish blonde hair who forced the
younpter into hls orange Pinto
Friday on South Coast Hilhway
and drove him to a vacant field ~ off Nyes Place where the usauit
took place.
"We would like to request
parents to warn their younpt.ers
' lag11na Girl
Flees Attack
Near School ·
A 17-year-old Laauna Beach
coed thwarted tbe aavanca ol •
lmlle-wieldiQa man lat.e llonday
niitit when the kneed tbe wou.ld-be atHDant lD tbe cbest and ran away.
t Poliee U1d I.be strt wu walk·
~DI aear Lap.oa Beach Hl&b
• School at abGUt t :u p.m. wbeo
1be wu appn>acbed by a man
wbo produc.d a kn.lie and point·
ed lt atblr lhrolt.
, Wben the I 1peet IUQested
1JM ;.form U lu.aal IH act Oft
blm, tb• Slrl 1crHmed and
Deed the ma 1D tbe cb•l He ba4 bent Oftl' to NmO\'e ber panU., police l&ld.
TM pt tbm ru toward tlM
ICMol · IJIDUlium al U.. IUI· ~ w · wmthotjnd throuCb the
';!:.al4 Ute auapect J1
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Mt.,... 11-i .. nan of •I•• C.9:2'/l;:,.,...Ot ~ ..... ~ ...
............ llMD Md. wool ........
to beware or men who might ap
proach them -especially if they
match the descnption of the SUS
peel in Friday's assau lt."
Purcell s8Jd.
The suspect, weanng neatly
combed hair, is described as
a bout five feet, eight inches Lall,
wilh a slender but muscular
build, with well developed arms
and chest.
He said ii a youngat.er is ap-
proached by a suapicloua man,
"they should 10 to an open busi·
neaa or people on the alreel and
report the incident.''
He aaid residents shouid also
be oo the lookout for an orange
Pinto believed driven by the sus-
pect in fi'ricky'a assault.
Tbe Incident waa the third
such crime ln recent months ln
the Art Colony.
Two boys were molested in
their beds ln September and Oc-
tober by a man who ent.ered
homes ln the early momtn1
hou.n tbrouab anlocked doors.
Police •aid theJ have MVeral
clue1 ln the latest uaault, but
are atklnl tbe eommunlty to be
on the lookout for tbe ausped
and b1a wblde.
-
Ing Moslem dtsaident.s since the
Soviets moved m to back a gov·
emment coup Dec 27
The dtplomats said the Soviets
were m control or the highway
from Heral, the pnncipal city of
western Afghanistan 60 mile&
from the Iranian border , to the
southwest province of Kan
dahar They said about 12,000
Russian troops were s tationed m
lier at
On Monday goverment
sourct-s tn Wash1ngton said the
Soviet troops at least one
motorized tnfantry d1 vision or
between 12,000 and 13.000 men
and possibly units of a second
d1vis1on show no ~ign of mov
tng against I ran
The main Iranian oi l fields are
on the other side or Iran, near
the Persian Gulf, some 750 miles
from the Afghan-Iranian border.
Other sources have said the
Soviets were continuing to en-
counter r ebel resistance in
Bad akhshan prov i nee , in
norlheaat Afghanistan, and in
Paktia, southeast or Kabul near
the Pakistani border. But on
Mon day, hundreds of Soviet
army trucks rolled northward
through Badakh.shan after de-
bvenne supplies, and the convoy
waa cuarded by only one
armored troop carrier for every
two or three dozen trucks.
The U N General Assembly
on Monday called for the
withdrawal of all foreign troope
from Afghanistan by a vote of
104 18 but the Soviet occupation
of the Central Asian country was
<Stt AFGHAN, Page AZ>
* * * Soviets Move
25,000 Men
Nearer Iran
WASHINGTON CAP> Two
Soviet motorized div1s1ons of
some 25,000 men have moved in-
to western Afghanistan, but
there ts no mdJcatlon the Iranian
oilfields are threatened , t he
State Department said today
The divis10M are rn the Herat
area. some 75 to 100 miles from
the Iranian border, trymg to put
down Afehan insurgents who op·
pose "the Soviet takeover or
their country," department
spokesman Hodding Carter said.
Publiahed reports or an immi·
nent threat to the oilfields were
dismissed, meanwhile, as wrong
in their geography a8 well &8
lackiDJ U.S. intelligence con-llrmallon.
"l bave no ronflrmation of
that report," Carter said. "Geog-
raphy makes it a little dUficuJt
to strike at the oilfields from the
nortbweal of Aflhan1stan ''
The Afgbaniat.an-lran border
ii about 750 miles from the main
Iranian oUfielda, which are near
the Penian Gulf.
Steekn Have
1he 'Rhythm'
If blorh1thma mean
anytbto1, the Rama
ahouldn't even bother •bowtns qp for tbetr Super
Bowl date wttb the
Plttlburlb Ste.ten Sun-day.
The Dau, Pilot made 1 detailed 1tudy of
blorh1tbm1 for ••ery 1tarth•• pla)'tr on both
team• aod th• rHultl
l)Ofnt ·to a 4ec111ve Pitta·
bur1b ftdo17.
Tb• l:llorbYtbma a.I.lo in • dlcat. ,wtaldl,·plaJen Will
t.blnt bHOUY and wblcb
oaee ww rau ftat on tM:lr
f 1oe1. 'or cteuua .... He
1to17 in Qiorta, P••• 1'1 •
1uperW1on.
At i•ue wu the yearly update
by the Cali.fonlia Department ol
TranaportaUon <Ca1Trau) of
the 190-85 bipway apavunc
plan.
The packqe earmarb a 2.1
percent abare ol the 1&at.e'1 total
hlahway expendlturea for
Oranee County. otftdals aaJd
But <>ranee County motortata
contribute 8.2 percent of the
a&ate'a pa tax reftlluea, Clartl
aald, and require 11 percent of
the aute ~cuae to deal wtth
the CCM.mty a tramport.atioo prob-
lem•
Speclftc it.ems in the a&at.e pro.
gram aJao drew abarp critidam
from the commiuiooera.
Tom Jenk:im. the transporta-
tion commiaalon's executive
director, aaid the at.ate'• delay in
comtrucUoo of Oran1e c.ow.ty
Neee A rri1'als oa Cea•t
road proJeda baa added nearly
SI mlWoO In lnflaUonary coeta to
tbe p:, packaee In ~. ltat.e plannen are
tryln1 to cut fundan1 of the
Corona del Mar l'Teeway eJC·
tenaloo by $3.S mHiion. he said.
Tbal would ltop the freeway ex-
t.enalon abort of Jamboree Road
in lrvtne, provtdin1 no relief lO
the ll'al1lc dilemma in that area.
Jeokim added
You mi&bt think what you're seeinc are
Texas cowpoke and a private detective ar-
riving in the halls of the Marriott Hotel in
Newport Beach Monday Actually, they are
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry
Bradshaw (left) and Steelers nmning back
Franco Harris. They arnved to prepare to
meet the Rams Sunday in the Super Bowl
Additional stories and photos in the sports
section on Page Bl today
Coronary Death Cause
Wagner Replacement Decision Delayed
San Clemente City CounC'1I
members are expected to watt
until Feb. 6 to decade whether to
appoint a replacement or hold &
s pec1aJ election for a successor
to lhe late Councilwoman Myrtis
Wagner
Mrs Wagner, 58, died of what
Orange County Coroner's tn
vest1gators sa1d today was a
heart attack that she suffered
early Saturday m her home An
autopsy was performed Monday.
Mayor Roy Hamm said Mon
day that Wednesday night's rea
ularly scheduled counci l mttt
tng will be postponed until Feb
fi 1>0 that 1t wouid not be held oo
the same day as Mrs Wagner's
memonal services.
Services are scheduled al 11
a m Wednesday al San
Clemente's Our Lady of Fallma
Catholic Church
The Callfom1a Government
Code reqwres lhe council to ap.
point or call an elecllon waUun
30 daya ol the date of a vacancy
on the council.
Nixons Must Pay
Unc/,e Sam $33,295
the property, the GSA demanded
reimbursement for improve-
ments made while Nixon was
president.
He plana to move to New York
City whenever his East SSth
Street downbouae ls ready.
probably iD mid· Febnw'J.
Nl XA>ft iDl1sted be did not aak
for the impronmenu at San
<See NIXON, Pace A2)
Urban Park
Meeting Set
City C.1c·rk Max Rerg SaJd to
day 1t 1s too late to place tht·
1>lect1on of a sucC'es'>or to Mr.
Wagnt-r on tht-Apnl R municipal
ballot bttau.c;e lht> Government
Codt' reqwr~ a 90 da} pen od
before such an election can ~
held
On Jan 3. council members
called for the Apnl 8 election
that will mclude the election to
fill t he two seah h e ld by
Richard Ahlman and Edward
Kalsched as well as three
municipal 1saues for voters to
decide
Bera said it is possible for ~
council to hold a special election
to find a successor for Mrs.
Wasner in con.Junction with the
June primary.
City Attorney Michael Bartlett
1s expected to release a report
Wednelday dealin1 with posai·
ble le1al questions that may
ariae as a resuit of the counci~
beln1 without one or it.a five-
memben.
Coast
Weather
Patchy fo1 and low
cloud.lneu ton.libt, becom·
Ina partbo cloudy Wed.Dea·
day. Continued mlJd dayW
but cooler at niaht. Lowa
tonJtht "' at the beacbea
and 54 tnland. Hl1ba
Wednelday ln midlOB.
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Honors King
HANOI, Vietnam (AP) -A C'OqNlllacaJ cteJea•Uoa today 1u• Vt4ltDal'MM autboritla new lnlonnaUcD Oil Am 11can
.. rvlcema mJ.utn.r in Vtetaam a1oca lbe end of the lndochtJ\a Wart.oma.
'!be IJ"OUP'• leader, llep. a....i.r J. Woltr, O -N Y , uJd the
lnform1Uan, obta.lned from Vietnamese refuteea. could lead to a "major, majOr brea~."
But another 1roup member. Rep John Myen, R lnd .
called the talk.I with Vietnam .. autborlUee "very u.nproduc
Uve" and "IODlewbat al a dilappaintrnen.t."
IJN' Deeeer •• Tn•tl9
MEMPH18, Tenn. (AP> -Over tbe objecUou or hit at·
torneya, Elvta Pretley•a pbyaldan today a1reed to ie.ury •• a
1tate wltneu in a beartna ln wblch be faces char~" of In dlacrlminately pretcrtbln& <1ru11 for the late 1in1er and othera.
Dr. <Hor1e Nlcbopoulo.' attomey1 a1rffd to Jet him teaUfy to avoid a lon1 delay In the proceedtn11. .
Nlchopoulol, 52, could IOH hb medical liceue If he la fou.nd
1u11ty ol prescrlbln1 a vartety ot addJcUve drqs ror Prealey and ~ other patlenta.
Lot Split Approved
Despite Protests
ll San Clemente lot split that
nel1bbors say will ruin a
.beauutuJ ouan view was ap-
proved Monday by the South
<:oHt Regional Coastal Com
m1111oa.
But comml11ioner11 who debat
ed the laaue during a leni\.hy
seaalon In HuntJngton Beach told
lot owners Robert and Mlldred
Helfer or Huntington Beach that
they won't commit themselves
to lasulng a building permit on
the controversial parcel at a
later date.
The acre residential parcel at
1210 Calle Toledo is to be divided
into ~ lhree quarter acn• lot and
a qual"\er acre lot
FoJlowmg a pubhc heanng m
which a spokeswoman ror
nelgbbora claimed it will be lm
poaalble to build on at leaet one
or the Iota and that the resulting
structures will mar the scenic
beauty of the area.
Mel Carpenter. commlaalon
administrative chief, said that
even with blulftop and canyon
setback requJremenll the lar1er
lot should make a good building
Sile.
He saJd. however, that com
m1uioners required a deed
restriction stating that the
smaller lot.. mostly on the ocean
bluffs face, might not be uaed
for construction
The spill 1~ schedull'd to go tu
San Clemente city orrtclals for
approval next, Carpenter said
Cancer Research
Cnnsolidation Eyed
By DAVID IWTZMANN °' -0.11, ~, ... 11.ttf Establishment of a maJor re
search institute to coordinate
m1lhona of dollars In cancer re
search studies already under
way at UC Irvine will be con
sider ed by Univeraity of
Ca11forrua Regents Frtday
Cancer research al UCl ls
preaenlly handled through more
than 12 separate departmentl, or
flclals said.
"Specific research objectives
are met through performance or
research contracts," a report to
re1enta says, "but there are no
formal me c han isms to
coordinate cancer research ac.
Uvitles, to provide a forum for
exchange of lnformallon, to
share resourcet, and to uaess
changing need11 of cancer re·
search.''
At present, about SS million ts
1n>enl annually on cancer re-
~arcb at UCI and tbia amount ta
.,cpected each year for the next
five yean. Additionally, arants
totalinr about '500,000 are bein1 •ou•ht from federal a1enclea.
The report aay1 eatabllabment or a cancer research lnaUtute
-ould "formally reco1nlie the
tcale and Importance of cancer-
relaled research at the campus;
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DAILY PILOT
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would establi11h an appropriate
long·t.erm mechanism through
which the common intcresl.5 of
cancer researchers may be
focused and cooperative proJ«:ct.s
facilitated: and would secure a
continuing source of modest
funds for required ad
mlnistrative and coordinative
functions."
The proposed matltut.e would
promote research ln five areas,
including regulation or cell func
tion, tumor cell surfaces and
clinically related studies
Wuncil Eyes
New Laguna
Housing Tract
Laguna Beach City Coancll
members will consider approval
of a tentative tract that would
allow development of 13 homes
on a 28-acre slle at the eod of
Pacific Avenue above Laguna
Beach High School when they
meet wnl1ht at 8 in council
chambers.
A. Lyon and Sona, owner ot
the hilhlde parcel above the
lar1e "L" 1l1n off SkyUne
Drive, propose• creatlnl 13
buJldilll 1ite1 on 14 lota which
would be located off a MO-foot
extemioa ot Paclftc Avenue.
The propo.al received Plan·
otna Comml11lon approval
earlier thlt month, and couocU
memben wW be wed too1.iit
to certUJ an environmental fm·
pact report on tbe project and
approw ~tentative tract.
Commtalooen attached two
dos.tn coodltioGI to t!Je proPoHd
tnel that wW alJo be reYiewed bf the coundl toatpt.
llocNl So ught
For Refugee Aid
Tb• Red Croe• Bloodmobil• will b• at. tb• Commualt1
Prnb;tertul Cbutcb IA Lal\IM IHCb W-4DNd•1. collecttn1
blood fOr NIUlil in Cambodia. Rad Qr.,.. oMaail Hid. ....
•bOtlkl eal1 -. ... for ~· mnu JretuSV fl'oe. tftl.:to
1 :IO p. m. bilWI ta.. dnrilt lit
'1JPcftlt4H.
81ms ll l'OOJhJt a plOnelr
In th• u• of la11ra for
blomM!cal probltma and hll at·
L mJ>L• tu w d dlrterent
h•c·hnulol(lt• to find answers to
queallONI which h•v• ~unled re
1Hr~hM1 fur yura could have
far reachin1 conaequencea.
Berna 11ld In an lnt•rvlew that
h1• roaurch can ald •ianlllcant-
ly ID man'a understaodln1 or
cell• and cellular development
of oraaniama
Once relined. hl1 laser equJp-
munl will ullow scientlat11 to
pt'rform aubcellular. cellular
and Uaaue Level microsurgery on
cells
He said hl11 work 11 made up of
three primary components .
-The lasers themselves.
firstly These are devices which
amplify and concentrate Hght
waves. emltlin1 them ·1n a oar
row. very intense beam
A special, finely crafted
microscope Crom Germany that
costs Sl.30,000.
A computer television
1y1tem that will be In the
mechanical driver's seat when
the whole thlnK Is put toKether
What Berns wUl do that 111 dif·
ferent with these components Is
bring them together Into one U·
nlquetool
He said the laser beams would
be funn eled throug h the
microscope, a llowlng pinpoint
precision In focusing on cell tlt1·
sues remov~ from animals or
other organisms for study.
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AFGHAN ...
t>xpected lo conlmue indefinitely.
until the Moslem rebel hon there 1s
under control and the commurust
government la safe.
The resolution adopted Mon-
day after four days or debate did
not name the Sovlel Union
specifically But 1t said the as·
sembly · &trongly deplores"
m 1l1lar v 1nt<'rvent1on 1n
Af~han1 st<in urged the .. ,m
m "d 1 at l'. u n con d 1t1 on a I and
total" Wlthdrawal of all foreign
troops a11d called on the Security
Council "lo consider ways and
mt•an~ to implement" that
w1thdrawc.tl
Tree-trapped
Youth in Pain
Kills Hirmelf
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. <AP1
-A teen-age hunter became
trapped ln a tree and allot
himself, apparently while suffer
Ing terrible paln and fearing he
would never be found in the
woods, a LaPorte County deputy
coroner hu ruled.
Joseph Selma. 15, was found
dead Sunday afternoon. His
body was lodged liehUy between
the branches of a tree, wbJcb
had to be cut away before be
could be freed, Deputy Coroner
Robert Jackson said.
The youth. who bad left on a
huntln1 trip Saturday morniol.
apparently climbed the tree to
pursue a small anima11 Jaclulon
uid He left hlJJ .22·caalber rine
beatde the tree. but took a .22-
ca II be r revolver with him,
J ackaon said.
He 1aJd an examination and
X ·ray1 of the le1. which wu not
broken, revealed tbe Injury
muat have been palr;iful.
The seareb party would have
found Selma before be died of
exposure or hun1er, police wd.
<Ash Ra.Pu
On Getaway
SELMA <AP> -Bun-
drtdl of dollars tn cub
from 1 bank robber)' waft·
ed tbroujb the '1r, 1pur·
rln1 a 1cramble by
dUten1. About tl.4'00 WU toued loto the ah• by a bank rob-
ber H tie WU dl&Md frOtn tbe crocur Bank br&lltb
her• Monday poUce aaUI.
All bPt .. OO ;'WH ta·
cove Nd.
Aroold Albert A1~ar.
H, WM booked lDt.O ..,..DO
COu.nlt JaU tor 1DnaU1•· Uori Ol biM ~.
...... 'lll•lltn-'
Rosa Park.a, 545. of Detroit
hlll been called "mother of
the civil ri&hta movement" tor retustna to yield her bus
seat to a white man in ~
She la profiled on Paae Cl to-day
Pier Bowl
Before
Co1D1cil
A San Clemente advisory unit
haa approved a lon1-awalted
plan to renovate lbe clty'a pier
bowl area.
Pler Bowl BeauUllcatlon Com
mlttee memben sent the plan to
the Cit,)' Council for coa.adera
lion Feb. 6.
Council members will decide
whether lo send the estimated
$200,000 renovat.Jon plan out to
bid
IC council members, •elm& as
the city redevelopment a1ency,
approve the plan, work could aet
under way aa early aa March
with completion ant1c1pated by
mid-aummer. said Leisure
Services Coordinator Stewart
Frame
The renovataon work includes
demolition of the ex11tm1 con·
crete slaJrs st the mouth of the
pier. the paving of some aur·
rounding areas Including two
parking Iota and planting or
trees, ahrube and turf
Benches, new curbs and Uibt
Ing would also be Installed aa
part of the plan Redevelopment
aaency funds would be uaed to
pay for the work
Council memben have battled
over the pier bowl area plan
since 1J117 Prior to that tame.
the city acqu.lred the land on
both aldel or Ule pier tbrouah
condemnation proceedlna•.
The d ispute grew over
whether to have a large-scale
commercial development ln the
pier area or a park for local
resldenta.
A mmor skirm11h broke out
Monday when some pier bowl
advisory unit membt•n quc~
lloned the nitme of the park
area On a 4 to l vote. the park
was named .. Parque Del Mar"
with Richard Ahlman, the coun
cil's representative, di11enUng
Ahlman said he was dis
pleased with the park name
after someone tn the audience
said It llOWlded too similar lo a
margarint' brand name
NEW YORK <AP> -Gold
touched a NC.lOfd '100 a U'oy
ouace ln earl)' tradlna todaJ oa
New York'1 CoromodU.MI ex.
ebanc• bdON 1Uppta1 to •· up tl2 from llondar·• cloee.
snvu abo continued to aplral.
The $700 price wu for
January Mun1 contrattl, call·
lnl for delivery ot the buWon
thlJ moldJI.
Earlier in Europe, cold hit a
London record ol _. an ounce
at tbe aft.emooa fWDlf, UP Cl1 from 11.ondaf a clOll.o1.ntce.
• n Zurich. the price at noon
•Upped to wn.ao from a rec:ord
'818.50 • midmomln1. but ... sp &bead of llonday'1 cao.tns
pri~e 1'ben lt cUmbed back to
Sa82
The mel4) touched an alH.ame
• pea& cl 1813.06 in Hone Kong
before European trading began
Speeulaton poured fundl lD1o
bulllon on what one Loodon
dealer described as "a wild
market." Since Dec 31, 10Jd
has soared nearly $150 an ounce
Gold jumped 125 an oww:. ln
New Yon Monday to clole at a
record 9871. and when business
opened in Hong Kone early to-
day. the metal bJt '883.08 btfore
closin1 at IMS.17.
Oealen described a frantic
scramble for bullloll wtlb proftt
taklnf late In the day. Tbe
metal s previous all·Ume blah
...... ~.41
NIXON •••
Clemente. I.bat l)aey w~re aJI
made at the reguest or the
Secret Service &Dd"tb.at Ute 90¥·
emment abould take U.em out lf
1t wanted to be stJcky about lhe
matter
The negot1auooa then began
An audit last June determined
the government had spent
$702.321 1mprov1ng the estat('
between l• and mid 1'13 "for
orotecUon of lbe prutdenl and
his family." The audit •bowed
it would co.t $108,442 to remove
items with a saJvaae value OI on
ly 127 .481 -a lou of S78,98l
•
... ., •. ~ Sa~ In Hoa1
Koo1.
PriOM opened In London and
Zurich at a median .... $\ m>d
then advanced. •
Preftoul hi1bs nre 18$1.50 1n
Zurich and M> m London on
Monday.
The t.ondoa 11lver price roee
to a r.ant $64 an ounce. from
Monday'1 clOllnt tel 50.
..It'• a cootinulna bull run on
buWon:· 1ald • London dealer
"Since It iootled lncreulnsJy un-
likely that &old would &o below
MOO l< week. the market bu
aamed a new momentum ...
Squirrel With
Siooet Tooth
Finally Caught
Today wu Payday at the La
Caotina l.J.quor Stew• tn Corona del Mar.
Bruce Olson ceu1bt the
ground squirrel who'• been
pUlertnc candy ban for tbe past
two moot.bl.
Olson, wbo started nttlq
traps for the trttter a weet qo,
Hld be ftnally enUced lbe rodent
into a trap baited with no«htn1
but Paycfl)' candy bar1, lbe
anlmal'• rnont.e.
Olaon says be knows the squir-
rel ti partial to the caramel and
nut cooc:octJom because ~ be
UDCOffl"ed the (rttt.er'a ne.t lut
•Mk, U. wu ltned with more than
900 candy bars. mostly Paydays.
Olaon says he plan.a to aet tbe
sq1o1lrrel froe lD • nearby open field.
He hopes the animal won't be
able to tind tus way bacll to the
liquor store's candy bar supply.
Oil Spill Heavy
MARTINEZ <AP> -It might
take more than a month lo clean
up an oil 1ptU o f between 8,000
and 10.000 pUona in the Hut-
1 ngs Slouch about four mlJes
eut of here, ofric1ab aaid today
Crisis Solv ed
Gas TIU!/ ts Bring Charges
BANDON. Ore. <AP > -Sheriffs deputies sym·
path1zed w1th quarry operator Kent Joh~n but said
he went too farm trymg to stop gasoline therts
Johnson said ha& South Coast Rock Co had been
losing 125 gallons of gasoline a week.
Police said Johnson. s uspecting he had found a
~asoline thief on his property. bulldozed a large hole
and buned a small pickup.
When James Gagnon or Bandon showed up. he
round only pieces or his truck Gagnon com plained to
dcpulles and was charged wt th gasoline theft.
Johnson was cha rged with criminal m1sch1ef and
told to dig up Gagnon 's pickup
Omega, of quartz.
I
For men. these
h.indsome
Omeg.i watches
with preose
quartz
movements.
IOurat
gold·flll~d:
A. Seama!>ter
with
'>trap, S375
B Constellation
with stainlet5
steel. $475
C. Chronometer
w1th
bracelet, $695
.,
Coat ~earBometo ...
Dally N ew •paper
I
L. 73, NO. 15, 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA c Fl FTEEN CENTS
OC Highway Funds Called Disaster
..... ,.. DI abandooed IMn
in Ora111t County. We're to ..,...., dlt lD a lremeD
4ooa tl'afftc Jam." Tbat waa Oran1• County ~ Commmiaaiooer Ralph-Clark's reaction to the
SN.• milUoD ftve·yHr hlah•AY
apendlftl propoaal unveiled by
the .uu Mcmday.
"Thi.a la a d.llmal document."
Clark aaid, referrina to the
share d atcnated for Orne•
Couot1. "rt'• nothin1 but a
carboo copy of lall )'Hr'a
bluoprin\ for dbut.er "
At ftnt 1lanee, It appean the
1ute plan wtU pump another 110
mtlllon loto Orao1e County
tran1portatioo coften
But Lakin& lnto account lnlht·
Uooary 009t increaaes cauaed by
th~ state's delay in starting
county road pro1ects, local
Sakioka Farms
trapport.llUcJa offlclala la.Id UM!
lat•t plan would actualb a1ub
atate aid by $3 mlWon. com-
pared to tut year'• propoaa.l for
Orantt County ualat.ance.
Commiaaiooera, at Clark'•
au11.uon. directed ataff mem-
ben to investl1at.e legislative re-
lief ror tbiJ fundina problem, in·
cludt.n1 outrllht 1eceasloo from
the transportation district. Clark
1s also chairman of the board of
f
I
t
Planners Reduce
Mesa Developlllent
The proposed first phase of the
mammoth Sakioka Farms de-
velopment in north Costa Mesa
was whittled down a bit Monday
by the Planning Commission in
its recommendation to the City
Council.
Commissioners recommended
allowmg 750,000 sqµar.ieet of of
Ice space in the first phase of the
165-acre development The de·
veloper, Roy ale Business Center,
is seek.mg880,000square feet.
Co mmissioners based their
recommendation on limits set by
a consort.JUm of officials from
Costa Mesa, Santa Ana and
Irvine. who are tryang to phase de-
* * *
velopment in the jammed central
Orange County area to the roads'
capacity to handle new traffic.
The area of concern includes
Sunflower Avenue and Marn
Street.
The City Council 1s expected to
decide on the proJect Feb 4
Royale ts proposing to bwld
six md.iv1dual office structures
rangmg from three to six stones
on 28 acres adJacent. to the South
Coast Plaza Town Center de-
velopment, JU&t south of the San
Diego Freeway and north of the
Anton Boulevard extension
The developer could ask the
three-city consortium to in
* * *
crease the amount of permitted
square footage lo return for traf
he improvements, officials said.
The City Council has baclted
the consortium in the past and
1sn 't expected to exceed its
1Jmitat1ons.
Planrung commissioners also
indicated the scale of develop
ment on the entire Sak1ok a
Farm!> property may tum out to
be greater than anllc1pated, and
will be carefully scrutinized.
In addlllon. they derued a rt!
quest to peruut smaller compact
car parking spaces on the site,
saying the spaces are too small.
* * * 1 j Traffic Study Planned
Mesa to Help Fuml Pla za Road Survey I The Orange County
Transportation Commission will
join Costa Mesa, Santa Ana and
the county Transit Distnct in
tunding a $60,000 transportation
study of the South Coast Plaza
area.
Costa Mesa officials asked
that the transportation agencies
Trapped Teen
Kills Himself
l Before Rescue
t. MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. (AP)
r A teen-age hunter trapped
I pain.fully in a tree in a forest
probably would have been
rescued bad he not shot himself
between the eyes because he
feared dying of exposure or
hunger, authorities said.
I A power saw was used to cut
the body of Joseph Selama, 15,
from the tree in a deeply wooded
area near this northern Indiana
city, about 50 miles from .
1
Chicago.
"His leg became wedged in
and be couldn't free himself,"
said deputy county coroner
Robert Jactsoo, who ruled Mon-
day that the death was a suicide.
r "He bad fired bis .22-callber ri·
l fie, apparently to attract atten-
tion, but no ooe heard the sbota.
t He probably ealled for help, but
was too far into the woods to be
t beard.
"He bad a pistol with him and
placed it to bis forehead, ap-
1
parently tbinldn1 be would
never be found," J actaoo said.
He aatd a search party would
bave found Selama, a blgh
acbool IC)pbomore, bad the youth
walled.
• 'But there WU DO way the boy
could have gotten out of there,"
Jaebon uld ... We bad to cut
awa7 a portion of tbe tree to r.
mo.-e tbe body. X-rays 1bow tbe
le• wa not broken, but t.be COID·
' preulaa oa tbe Desb ao4 bone waa to treat the J)&lD must bave
~ tmpcmtble to ltancl .••
Tb• Joutl1 bad left b1t borne
SatutdaJ for a bwit1n1 trtp.
• 4rmed WUb a .22-eallber rin.
ud a .za.eallber l'MOlver , be ap-
pa~ cUmbM a tree after 10me animal, poalbly a racoon,
aaekloft IUcl. Aboat 140 Mll1tbon end police
OftJeers ~ a doH D bol'MI,
tWo airpllllM!ll llDd • belleopter
lial"fW the WOOded area neaJ' tM .,.. ol Lake llldLlcaa fftlm .. ,_..., afternoon ottl tJle
Mi'• "«J •• fOUad lac. ~ ••
help pay for a report of transit
study of ·•one of the highest con-
centrations of retaJl, office and
industrial developments in the
entire county "
The study area proposed Mon-
day includes Sunflower Avenue
to the north, the San Diego
Freeway to the south , Mam
Street to the east and Bear
Street to the west.
However. planners said they
probably will exlend the
northern boundar y to
MacArthur Boulevard.
The tran s portation com·
mission, the transit district aod
the cities will each contribute
$15.000 toward the study, which
will map the role of mass
transportation vehicles in the
South Coast Plaza area.
A regional traffic report
already has outlined congestion
problems anticipated 10 the
rapidly developing area.
The new $60,000 study will at-
tempt to identify transit needs
and measure the effects im
proved mass transportation
would have on rebevmg the con·
gestion.
auperrilorl.
At lasue wu tbe yearly update
by tbe California Department ot
TranaportatJon (CalTrana) of
the 1980-85 biabway 1pendine
plan.
The pack.a1e earmarks a 2. 7
percent sbal'e ol tbe state's total
blebway expenditures for
Oranee County. offlciab said.
But Orao1e County motorists
contribute 8.2 percent of the
at.ate'• 1u w revenues, Clarlr
aaid. and require 1A pe~ of
the ~ packa1e to deal wttb
the county's transportation prob-
lems
Specific it.ema in the state pro-
1ram &Lao drew a.harp crtticlam
from the comm.isaiooera.
Tom Jenklna, the tranaporta-
llon commiaaaoo's executive
director, said the state'• delay i.n
construction of Orange County
Nell' A rrit'ab Oii Ce .. i
road proJeet.a baa added nearly '
13 mUUon bl lnflatiooary cost.a to
tbe propoeed pack.a1e.
ln addition. state planners are
trylne to cut funding of the
Corona del Kar Freeway ex-
tenaloo by $3.5 million. be said.
Tbat would at.op the freeway ex-
t.enaloo short of Jamboree Road
in Irvine, providing no relief to
the traffic dilemma in that area,
Jenkins added.
You might think what you 're 1eei.,. _..
Texas cowpoke and a private detective ar-
riving in the halls of the Marriott Hotel in
Newport Beach Monday. Actually. they are
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry
Brad.sb&w {left) and Steelers nm.Ding back
Franco Harris. They arrived to prepare to
meet tbe Rams Sunday in the Super Bowl. Additional stories and photos in the sports
section on Page Bl today.
Mesa Faces Claim
Parents Say Son's Death Unju stified
A chum for $500,000 was filed
today with the Costa Mesa city
clerlt oo behalf of the parcnL<> of
a former mental patient shot lo
death De<: 11 by a police officer
The clBlm. filed by Santa Ana
attorney Jan Mark Dudman oo
behalf of the parents of Bally
Rex Hill. 'Z7, contains several aJ-
Jegatlons about the shooting by
Officer Gary Wal.sh.
In the case, accordlnc to
police reports, Hill threatened a
female clerk at a convenJence
store with a piece of broken
glass and allegedly tried to cut
Walsh with the gJasa.
After trying to defend himself
.-11th a nieht stick, Wabb fired
twice, ldllina Hill.
Dudman said tbe claim makes
these cbarses:
-That mn wasn't a threat at
the time Walsh approached him
and tried to disarm him, and
that undue force was used.
-'lbat police in Costa Mesa
aren't properly tramed to deal
with such confrontations.
-That pohce were negl.lgent
an usmg and supplying Walsh
with hollow point bullets,
believed to be deadlier than
olbe~ ammurullon
-That Walsh's bullets tut Hdl
m the left side, md..icatlng that
the victim wasn't facing the of.
facer and that the angle of one o(
the shots i.odic ates that Hill was
c rouchang or otherwise bent
over at t.be time.
Dudman s&Jd he plans to ad·
dress the City CouncU Mooday
about bow be believes officers
should be trained to handle such
incident.a .
Police Chief Rocer Neth said
today be believes Cost~ Mesa ol·
ficers are adequately trained.
"It's very much a part of their
basic lra.ininc. to deal wttb this
type of situaUoo," be laid. "It's
very mucb a aecond-peu situa-
tion -you have 10 act on what
Fair Skies VieUJed
For Orange Coast
)OU see and observe. you can't
get mto the guy's background."
As for the allegallon that the
hollow-poml bulleL<> are deadber
than others. Neth !>aid, "What is
a gun for?"
He said the bullets are stand·
ard policeeqwpment.
An internal investigation by
Costa Me.58 police cleared Walsh
or any charges. An independent
investigation by the Orange
County D\strict Attorney's office
hasn 't been completed, a
spokesman for that office SBld.
Hill had recently moved to
Costa Mesa to live with his
father. Police reports indicate
be bad been hospitalized in Tex-
as for mental problems follow-
ing a car crash in which be suf •
fe~ bead tnJwies.
A claim against tbe city.
which is routinely denied by the
City C.ouncll. ls the flnt step
before a damage suit can be filed.
Co ast
We ather
Patchy foe and low
cloudlDeu tonight, beeom-
1.q partly cloudy Wednes-
day. Coatlnued mild days
but cooler at nl&bt. Lows tonlabt .. at the beadles
and 54 l~faod: Hl1b1
Wed.-dayiDIDldlOI.
INSIDE TOD.4 Y
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llEllPHJS. Tea:n. (AP) -Over tbe obJeC!t.loaa or bla at· tomeya, Elvia PresleJ'• PbUclan today •&reed to testily u a
state wltneu ln a beutq ID wtllch be laces cball(es of ln· cllacriminat.ely prescrtblq C!nlP for tbe late sio1er and otben.
Dr. Geor1e Nlcbopoulm' attorneya •&reed to let him tesWy to avoid a Jona delay ln the proceedlnp.
Nlcbopoulos, 52, could loee bis medical license i! be is found
tullty ol preacribin& a variety ol addictive drup for Presley and 15 other patients.
Patience Pays Off;
-Squirrel Nabbed
Today was Payday at the La
Cantina Llquor Store io Corona
del Mar.
Bruce Olson caught the
ground squirrel who's been
pilfering candy bars for the past
two moot.ha.
Olson, who started setting
traps for the critter a week ago,
said he finally enticed the rodent
into a trap baited with nothing
but Payday candy bars, the
animal's favorite.
Olson says be knows the squir·
rel ii partial to the caramel and
nut coococtions because when he
uncovered the critter·~ nest last
week, il was lined with more than
900 candy bars, mostly Paydays.
Olson says be plans to set the
squirrel free in a nearby open
field.
He hopes the animal won't be
able to find bis way back to the
liquor store's candy bar supply.
-Nixons Must Pay
Uncle Sam $33,295
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Before Richard M. Nixon settles
the sale or his home in San
Clemente, the government is to
get back $33,295 or his the money
it spent 1mprov10g the seaside
estate, under an agreement
reached Monday
But the former president will
Pair Return
From Canyon
After Scare
An Orange County deputy
sheriCC and a companion walked
to safety Monday afternoon,
ending fears that they were lost
in rugged Live Oak Canyon.
not send the money; the oew
owners or the 20-acre estate will,
it was learned There 1s,
however, nothing to prevent Nix
on from reimbursing the buyers
Nixon is known to feel that 1f
he s igns the check, that would be
perceived as an adm1ss1on he ID
tentionally had his property im
proved at taxpayer expense
Nixon agreed to the negotiated
settlement on Monday. It sllll
must be formally ac-cepled by
lhe government.
The arrangement could still
fall apart, said a source who did
not want to be identified,
especially if Nixon felt h~ were
be10g pictured as having
capitulated.
The terms were worked out m
months-long discussions
between Nixon aide Jack Bren·
nan and Ross Bialek, the
General Services Administra-
tion's regional controller in San
Francisco.
An intensive search had been
waged for deputy Jim Ohr, 34,
and Linda Hill. 25, both of
Laguna Hills, when they failed
to return Sunday everung from a
· visit to an old mine.
. . -. • • ..
Sheriff's Lt. Tom Harrison
:aaid that Ohr bad fallen and
wisted bis knee and the two
•pent the nllht al an old camp ln e billa.
They returned to their car the
next day on a different and leas
strenuous route, Harrison Mid.
A search party of about 25 peo..
pie began combing the ruued
terrain for the two bikers at
daybreak Monday.
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At claim to bHe dl1ruptecl t rH roads hato
Afaba.nt1t1n'1 capital, rorc1.n1 tM loMt Unklll to atad troop
f . la and luppllea t.o
Kabul Ind ltu>daltar b1 air. a
Paklttan newspaper ~ to.
day.
Tb• rebell .iio cla to IUlv•
kllled U•• f0••11t0r of the nortbe"' Pt'9VlD of BaOlao ana MVeraJ of bb om • t.lliodai·
ly Nawae Waql DOWJPQll' of
Raw alplndl aa!d.
It quoted rebel 110Utee1 from
acroa Paklat.an'1 border with
Af1hanlatan. There WU DO way
the repo&1.I could be vert.fled.
W•t«n diolomatl in K.abu.l
bave uld the Soviets have been
ln&ely aucceuful in Puttinc a
lid on the Moelem rebellion and
on e aaad that fi&bliDI bad 1topped "almost everywhere."
Rua1lao troops have been flebt·
ins Moslem dlaaidents slnee the
Soviets moved in to back • aov·
emment coup Dec. 27.
The diplomats aaid the Soviets
were ln control of t.be highway
from Heral, the prindpal city of
western Afghaoislan 60 miles
from the lraniao border. to the
southwest province of Kan·
dahar. They said about 12,000
Russian troops were stationed in
Her at.
On Monday , goverment
sources in Washington said the
Soviet troops -at least one
motorized infantry dJvision of
between 12,000 and 13.000 men
and possibly units or a second
division -show no sign of mov·
mg against Iran.
The main Iranian oil fields are
on the other side of Iran. near
the Persian Gulf. some 750 miles
from the Afghan-Iranian border.
Other sources have said the
Soviets were continumg to en·
counter rebel resistance in
Badakhshan province. 1n
northeast Afghanistan. and ID
Paktia, southeast or Kabul near
the Pakistani border.
* * * Soviets Move
25,000 Men
Nearer Iran
WASJUNGTON <AP> -Two
Soviet motonzed dlvi11on1 of
some 25,000 men have moved in· to western Af&bantstao, but
there is no indJcation lbe Iranian
oilfields are threatened, the
State Department said today.
The divisions are ID the Heral
area, some 75 to 100 miles from
the Iranian border. try ing to put
down Afghan insurgents who op·
pose "the Soviet takeover of
thf'tr country." department
spokesman Hoddmg Carter SBld.
Published reports of an immi -
nent threat to the oilfields were
dis missed, meanwhile. as wrong
m their geography as well as
lac king U.S. intelligence con-
firmation.
"I have no confirmation of
that report,'· Carter saJd. "Geog-
raphy makes it a little dtfficult
to stnlte al the oilfields from the
northwest of Afgbamstan."
The Afghanistan·Irao border
is a bout 750 miles from lbe main
Iraman oilfields, which are near
the Persian Gulf.
\
If blqrbltlama :mHD
••1U1la1. tbt R 1 mt 1laoulda't' •••n bother ~up lfw tbelr Buper
lowl date •Ith the
Pftt.burtb 8'eelet1 Sun· day.
TM Dally Pt.lot made a
dttatled 1tudy or
b1orbytbm1 for ever7 1tantn1 pla.yv on both
team1 and the result•
Point to a decllJve Pltg.
burah victory.
The biortu'dlma allo in· dJcate which ptayen will
1hble tirtdltlf and which
ones wt1l fall flat on their
faces. For details. see
story in sports, Pace Bl.
Research
Nucleus
Planned
By DA V1D ICUTZMANN Of-Mty ~ 7uiff Establlabment or a major re-
sea r cb institute to coordinate
millions or dollars in cancer re·
search studies already under
way at UC Irvine will be con
sidered by Univers ity of
California Regents Friday.
Cancer research at UCI 1s
presently handled through more
than 12 separate department.s. of·
ficialssaid.
.. Specific research objtttives
are met through performance ot
research cootracts," a report to
re1enta says, "but there are oo
formal mecbanums t o
coordinate cancer research ac·
livlties, to proV1de a forum for
exchange of information, to
share resources, and to assess
changing needs of cancer re-search "
At present. about $8 million i.s
s pent annually on cancer re·
search at UCJ and this a mount Is
expected each year ror the next
five years. AddJtionally. grants
totaling about $500,000 are being
sought from federal agencies.
The report says establishment
of a cancer research 1nslttute
would "formally recognize the
scale and importance or cancer-
relaled research at the campus;
would establlab an appropriate
long-term mechanism through
which the common interests or
cancer researc hers may be
focused and cooperative proJttls
facilitated; and would ~ a
continuin1 source o( modes t
funds for required ad .
m 1nistrative and coordrnalive
functions."
The proposed instil ute would
promote research in five areas,
including regulation of cell func-
tion. tumor cell surfaces and
clinically related stud.Jes.
Administrators estimate about
35 professors repr esenting
various UCI departments from
the college of medicine. the
school of engineering and the
general campus would
participate in the inst1tutP
A number of postdoctoral, pre·
doctoral and undergraduate stu·
dents would also be Involved in
the research activ1taes.
TEHRAN, Iran CAP> -'n..
lraotan aovemmeat. which bu
ordered all American report.en
to leave Iran. tode)' 1ave them
until Friday mld.n.IJbt to obey
tbe dJ...Uve.
The ~ment, made by
the d.lreetor ot the foretan preaa,
Sadep Abollbauem. laid tbat
wttb ~ reporten out of
the eountrJ there will be lea
emphaai1 on the American
bolLa&ea held at the U .s. Em·
ba.uy Ii.Dee Nov. 4 by hlamic
mWtanta demancHn1 the return
of the ousted shah.
"I tb.lnk it will be lood for
Iran, the United States and the
hostages," said the foreian preu chief.
Sadecb's orders . received
verbally by a reporter for The
Aasociat.ed Press at the M.lniatry
of Natkm.al Guidance, are the re-
sult of a decision ta.ken JointJy
by the ruling Revolutionary
Council and Cabinet ministers
OD Mooday.
On Mooday ni&bt. the aovem·
ment ordered all American re-
porten out of the country, ac-
cusing them or biued reporting
But it said fo'rencb, British and
West German journalists couJd
stay fortbe Ume being.
""The foreien <American)
journaliata have been m11uamg
our kind cooperation and
frttdom we have g1ven tMm."
Iran's rulin' Revolutionary
Cound.J said in a statement lS
sued after a th.ree·bour meetmg
Monday nlib1. "They have used
tbia apinst OW' revolution a.nd
we are 1oto1 to expel all
American cornspoodents effec-
tive immediately ••
The Revolutaonary Count-11 's
s pokesman, Oil IUniater Ah
Akbar MoUlfar, u1d French.
British and Weat German re·
porters were betne allowed to
remlllll for the time betng but
added. ··we give them a strong
warning that af they send
an Ylhins but the truth a bout the
news they will be expelled as
well."
The expulsion order follows a
series of public accusations that
Amencan reporters were send
mg biased and incorrect reports
and the eviction previously of 23
Western report.en whose report
mg or report. appearing in theJ r
pubhcatioos angered tbe revolu· t1onary regime.
Some observers viewed the ex-
pulsion as an attempt to reduce
publtclty about the ethnic
mi.llOlities cballencin1 Ayatollah
R ubollah Kbomein.l'1 authonty
and demanding autonomou.s
home rule. But others thought
the regime might be trying to
improve cb.aoces for the release
of the American hoatages by
curta.ilmg the extensive TV rov
erage and other publicity given
the students boldlllg them cap
live
Oil Spill Heavy
MARTINEZ (AP> -It might
take more than a month to clean
up a n 011 spill of between 8,000
and 10,000 gal.loo.s in the Hast-
ings Slough about four miles
east of htte, officials said today.
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Ookt Htta Reeot'd
Go/,d Hits
$700Mark
First Time
NEW YORK <AP1 -Gold
touched a record $700 a troy
ounce lo early tradiag today on
New Yock'• Commod.lUea Ex·
cbaJlle beloN .Uppln1 to 1683,
up $12 from Monday'a elose.
Silver also continued to apiraJ.
T h e $700 price waa for
January futures contracts, call-
ing for deh very or the bullion
this OlOOth
Earlier in Europe. gold tut a
London ~rd or $684 an ounce
at the afternoon faxm'1:. up $27 from Monday'sclosmg_p~ce.
In Zunch. the pnce at noon
slipped to $673 50 from a record
S678 50 at midmorning, but was
Sl9 ahead of Monday's clos10g
prict>. Then it climbed back to
$682
The met.al touched an alH1me
peak of $1683 06 m Hong Kong
before European trad.lng began
Speculators poured funds mto
bullion on what one 1.oadon deal~r described as "a wild
market •· Smee Dec 31. gold
bas soared nearly $150 an ounce.
Gold Jumped $2S an ounce in
New Yortt Monday to close at a
record $671 . and when busmess
opened m Hong Kong early to
day. the metal hit $683 06 before l"losmg at $665 17
Dealers de-scnbed a frantic
'lcramble for bullion with prof1t-
t ak 1ng latf' 1n the day. The
metal"~ prev1ow. all·llme h..igh
was $674 54 Saturday m Hong Kong
Pm.'t"S opt>ned ID London and
Zunch al a median 1664.50 and
then advanced
PrE>v1ous highs wen• $657 50 in
Zu nch and $660 m London on Monday.
The London silver price rose
to a rtt0rd U4 an ounce, from
Monday's closing $41 SO.
Omega, of quartz.
'
For men. these
hand<;0me
Omega watches
with preasc
quartz
movements.
10 karat
gold-filled:
A. Seamastcr
with
strap, $375.
B. Constellation
with stainless
steel, $475.
C. O\ronometer
with
bracelet. $695.
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Leveraging
Common Tactic
87 .JORN ClJNND'F
NEW YORK <AP) -The art of tlnanctal leverqtq.
or producln1 bt1 reauJu with uui. money. ii to commoal:y
practiced by indlvldual1 today that we ... ume there wu
never any other way of dolnf tblnaa.
It shows up ln the way Americana buy real estate, in
how they pay for Ute lnauraoce, ln the way they uae credit.
ln the types of atocka they chooee, and even ln the ••>'
they direct tbelr careen.
Busi.ness school 1raduat.ee. for example, often ·~
aware that the route to corporate auccesa t.n'l neceuar1b'
in doi.nc the best Job. At least 11 important, they know. js
an being credited for doln1 a good job .
One as credited with dolne a lood
Job by ma1ang sure be Is exposed t.o
h11her-ups who can credit blm with
supenor work. and then reward him
with more jobs in which be can a&l'ln be
credited with dotne a good job.
IT IS IMPOST.A.NT, the leverager
knows. not to be stuck in any JOb too lone
They might foraet ham . worse, they
might discover has Caalan&a. He
must keep on a fast track. even tf
he leaves a trail of unf1n1shed cu1uurr
proJects. Movement as important: u Important as doing•
good Job.
Should he become stalled, a shelfsitter, the leverateT
knows exactly what to do He Jumps to another company, a
company so impressed by his resume that 1t pays him 20 per-
cent more than he got an the old JOb •
More obvious 1s the real ~late leverager. Real estate m
made for leveraging, since lht' down payment as small in rela·
ta on to tht> total pnce When inflation rages. It produces super
leveragmg
CONSIDER, FOR EXAMPLE, the return made by an
mvestor who puts $10,000 down on a SS0.000 piece of proper.
t>. wtuch then inflates to $60,000 an Just one year. The re.
turn. of course. is 100 percent an one year.
Professaooal real estate leveragers often do much bel·
ter. !><> much better that their return literally cannot be
c akulated They do 1t by puttang notlung down-by in-
ducing a lender to hnance l.be entire works
Some do even better !'tot satisfied with obtaulin1 100
pt'r<.'ent financing, they shoot for 120 percent That LS, oa a
property purcha~ed for SS0.000 they obtain $60.000 of
fanaocmg. They obtain the deed to the property and add
$10,000 to their walll't'>
AMERICANS ~HO ZS }ears ago couldn't rest until
all the balls were paid now find comfort m knowLOg that
they havebillstopa:y Cash ha.., become old fa.sluoned: debt is
"smart "It lets you enJOY tJungs now, and at lets you pay for
them in cheaper dollars
And lo boot. gel a tax de
duction for the ant.erest
paid
The attitude l!'i one of
the reasons why the U S
savings rate 1s the lowest
for all the ma1or in
dustrial nations Amen cans are leveraging . as they see at,
they are using their money as "efficiently" as possible, get-
ting the most for the leut npendatun
Life insurance comparues know all about this, ba".Jlll
seen policy k>an.s swell V\ewed from one penpectlv4,
Americans are conservative people who believe in life iD·
!>Urance t'rom anothe r d1re'<'l1on they look Wte anythtng bqt
borrowu1g back the pohcy's casb value and wun1 it to U.·
vest an tJungs that gave a better return. such as real estate .
LEVERAGING IS A.LL about us. and some financial
people -1ron1call)' the ones who taught ordmary
Amen<.'ans about the benefits and even, some claim. the
necessity of leveraging -are worned aboot 1t
Speakmg :.bout 1l recent.Jy, an economist agreed Uat
an mdl'lrJdual instances 1l might be tolerable Rut. he asked,
"hen everyone does al '4ho will be the lender? That's when
leveraging rollapses he said
No maltt'r. there are many defenders of leveraging
Doesn't busmes!> do 1t. some ask "' It certainly does. and
business also makes money with th<' money at borrows Do
lnd1v1duals ., Nol al"a)s Not wh<'n they leverage a tnp to
the t ropacs or drop in on the hor.~ Qr the stock market
Some <.'la1m that IC\l'ragmg as a sign of superficial
values replacing old·rash1oned virtues. They see it as a de·
tenorallon. as a breakdown of inshtutionaJ influence, of
expedient replacmg substan<.'e
Countering those chums are those who say it's aboui
lime Amen<.'ans recogn11t'd how to get the most out ol
their dollar Lare 1s a n sk. they sa), and an our society the
re~ a rds go to those who take nsks
Because they are so tnvolved in 1t. Americans pre>
bably do not yet have the perspective to make a fmal Judg-
ment They are too busy leveraging
'Li/ eline' Sought
For Ammonia Firms
SACRAMENTO IAPI Two farm-area legislators
say they are trying to '"throw a lifeline" to California's
ammonia industry.
They say they want to prevent the sources of
Califomia-made ammonia fertllaer from drying up so that
growers won't be at the mercy or Russian and other
foreign supphers.
Assemblyman John Thurman. 0 -Modest.o. and Sen.
Rose Ann Vulch, D·Dinuba. l.asued a recent statement say-
ing that six of California's elpt ammonia plants have
closed iD the last 18 months because of incre&SH in lbe
price of natural gas and low.priced imports.
They said countries like Russia are selllnl at low
prices 0 in order lo cet a coroer on the market.''
Tbey introduced Identical bills to requJre that the
rates cb.areed for fumisbinl natural 1u to the producers of
ammaala not exceed 10 percalt more than the aver ...
price paid by the 1as uUllliea for all their supplies.
"ti we do not etve some Umlted lnterlm relief t.o our
Calllomia industries, we race a bleak tuture when Ru.sai.
1ains dominance in the field and la tbeD free to set
prices It wantt." tbe1 aaid. '
Ma. Vutcb't bW ls SBUOl. TbU11Dan'1 blll bad not Jet
been numbered.
Gold, Silver Quotations
.,, ..... ~Prat
Selected worlcl tol4J!r.,c;" todQ:
1 w .. : mormna .1 •·®· up ra.oo;
f1x1.U ··~up t:M.l>O. •illl: anemocm nxtna WJl.IT, !JP QI.•.
PalM'wt: 11111.00. up •.ea.
c.tdl: t>t4-.eo, up•.•:•.ooNbd.
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JUDGE PARKER
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DENNIS THE MENACE
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AND I WON'T ~TAY eor
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FIREPLA(.E If> OUrTE ANOTMERJ
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