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Go t Bilk Suspe,cts·
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THU ·Enter -Innocent Pleas
•Ted's 'Parties~ deadlined
e Ball of Fire Lights tip Sky
•county Climber, Soaght
•Gold Drops, Then Rebounds
Ted Affairs?
Paper Repons Panies
NEW YORK CAP) -Today's New York Post,
the nation's largest afternoon newspaper, ran ~
f ronl-page headline that said: ·'Ted Kennedy s
Secret Parties." . The Post's copyrighted story did no~ relate
directly to the Chappaquiddick accident but involved
allegations by Lana Campbell, Identified as a Euro-
pean countess who claimed she bad a two-year af·
fair with Kenn~y starting in 1987 when she attended
a party at a cottage on Martha's Vineyard, Mass.
Tom Southwick, Kennedy's press secretary, told
The Associated Press today in a stateme!lt:
"We have no intention of responding to scur-
rilous gossip of this nature printed in one of the least
credible newspapers in the country about events al·
leged to have happened 14 years ago." .
1be Reader's Digest and the Washmgton Star
raised questions this week about the senator's
automobile accident at Otappaquiddick a decade
ago in which Mary Jo Kopechne was killed.
Tra•hig Beetle
Gold Price Drops,
Tlwn Bounces Back
mornlq. Then it recovered to-
da1 to .... 40.
1n tbe tut month, th• prtce of
1014 has risen from $410 per
dUnce u war fears broqbt on
by tbe &met military lnterven·
Uon ln Afatwmtan added fervot'
to the already active 1old.
market. Concern ov• the buJth
<See GOLD, Pap AJ>
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Still in· Jail
Few I,ike
Boycott
Program
LONDON (AP>
Fi1-ellall Mystery
'One Big Flash ... Disappeared'
By n.e Auoclaied Presa
A mysterious fireball streaked
across the night sky over
Kansas. Oklahoma and
Nebraska. broke apart and ~l
police radioes crackllnl with re-
ports of sightinp
"IL was just like a ball o( fire,
and then it broke up," said
'"I
Salina police omcer Donald
Zimbleman, who -atone with
another om~ -watched tbe
my1terlou1 ltcbt Wednesday DiCbt from a patrol car parked
at one edge o( the central
Kanau town.
"We bad a real clear shot at
it. I never saw anything Wte it
Coantiaa Mlssiag
Pro Climber Joim
Hunt on Mountain
A prolellional U.S. mountain
climber baa joined the Atleotine
search for two Califomla climb-
ers lost near lbe aummil of
Mount Aconca1ua, wbtle, ln
Fullerton, the family of one of
the lQlt men continuea to await
news ol b1a fa~.
W a mer Lantry, a prc>f•Qon•I
climber. has ~ the Arsen-tlne army patrol'• aearcb for
Three Plead
Innocent in
.Bil!dng Case
Th:_ ~ accused of bUklal
a land deftloper out of "1,• pleaded limocent Wednel4a1 ID <>r-. OoaDl7 SIDprriar Court to craaa theft u4~ eouplraey
cbar1a.
Tbe defend ... Attila=
Cbarlea Bludworth, 25, of
Fullertan. and Guy Andrew, 20,
of Saa Diep, who were trapped
tn a bl1Dard more than a week
ato durtq their desffnt from
the Western Hemiapbere's
bif: .f:~. brother of the
local cMmber, said Lantry ia a cao.e trimd of dlmber Andrews and WU uted by family and U ·
aoclat. to aid ln tbe search.
"No, we don't know anytbin&
new," Stu Bludworth said this
monalni. He lald h1I brother. wbo tau1bt at Lowell Hilb
Sdlool lD Wbttder lut )'eaf, but
blld ~the earreat term olf.
11 u aperleDc9d dlmber. TIM mtPtq cllmben and a
thlnl man~Uward Connor, 38, GI Palm reacbed the
twDmaJ-.a .. ~
Ln1 tbe blb:urd. OoiDnor laid b1a
compan.1001, 1uflerln1 from
Ul*'t llckaeti ud nearly
ftOUil.; rem"9 ID a t9llt wb.Ue
be 10Qi)lt be1p. CO!lDOI' was NSCuecfA,7 v.....ian cllmb-
before As it broke up, there wu
one b11 flash and the small
pieces dl.sappeared. It was like
the flash when a high.power
transformer is tut by lightning."
Z1mbleman said the
phenomenon appeared around
8. 30 p m CST m the sky directly
north of Salina and lasted
perhaps five sec:oods -lrowtnc
from a dim glow to a brillant
·oranae·red. He said it looked
about one-fourth the si&e of the
moon
Reports of s1gbtings ranged as
far as North Platte. in western
Nebraska, to Lawton, in
southern Oklahoma. The
Highway Patrol reported calls
from several police aeencies
from the central section of the
stale westward.
An air traffic controller at
Kansas City lnternatlonal
Airport said a pilot reported
spotting an "explosion with
particles com.inc off it ln IOUth·
central or sout.beut Kamu.
Two Oklahoma Hi1bway
Patrolmen reported the lltbts
appeared about soo to eoo feet
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Coast
Weather
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8 usted
A:IB,han Charges Biased Reporting
Waiting to Ba~
Lines Drawn for I"'ine Hornes
By DAVID .KUTZMANN
Of .. Dlll., ..........
They wail.
Since Saturday, in fact, wben
the first ones arrived, they've
been queueing up, martins
time, waiting
Some have pitched tents.
Others ba•e set up temporary
,. houaek~g-tn vans or camp.
• i'nl.
Music , conversation.
television chatter . They do
what they can to pass lbe days
until their moment arrives
Saturday morning
lo a way, they are the
groupies of the housing mdmtry,
the ones wbo have made Ioaa
lines in froat of IOOll·to-be sold
housing traeta a famWar liibt in
Southern California, especially
Oranee Comity.
And in Irvine Wednesday, tm·
der menacing sides, the 'n pero-
ple on Joe "Tiny" Welles '
master liat, or tbelr surrogates,
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GOLD .•.
. or Yugosl(\vian President Josip
Tito ~bo has driven some tn·
vestors to put assets into gold,
analysts i.ay
Thi! late price dechne in New
York on Wednesday was at·
tnbutcd m part to the taking or
profits b}' som<' trndt•ri. and m
part to reaction to the Intema·
tional Monetary Fund's an
nouncement that it will auction
444 .OOOouncesor ~old on Feb. 6
The auction had been expect·
ed, but 1t h c•lpe d CJffset
Tuesday's state ment by U S.
Treasury Secretary G Willtam
Miller that tht> United States had
no plans to resume sa1es of gold.
The statement was seen aa a
crucial factor in Wednesday's
-ruah.
Mall Zachowski, a metals
analyst for E.F. Hutton & Co. in
New York, said the statement
waa seen as a positive sien for
gold.
.. That was interpreted as a
real buy siJt.Dal to markets that
didn't need much to stimulate
buy a," Zachowskl said. "The
market.a are chaotic, that'a for
sure"
The United Stat.es, which bas
the t.areest offidal reserves of
eold, and the Soviet Union, a m~or producer, are •ai4 to be
benefiUne from aoarina 1old
prices. 1be U.S. eovernment'a
official boldin'8 of 262 miWoo
ounces have a potential value of
$200 bWim at the lat.eat price,
accord.Ula to Thomu Wolfe, a
former Treaaury otflclal who
now ll a private eonaultant.
The price of the metal at tbJ.s
tlme last year was $22$ an
ounce. Tbe price rose to *100 Ju·
lY 18.nd hit $444 in October.
Tbe boom resumed after Ira·
nlan mWtanta Mi.zed American
ho1ta1es on Nov 4, and the price
topped S'OO th• day after
CbriaUJaa. The $800 barrier wu = JanJ~ and tbe '100 man
cM--COUT
DAILY PILOT
stood their .ground, sure to be
there Saturday mornin1 when
the $175,000 to $25(),000 luury
home• 1~ on sale ln Jrvtne's
fuhlonable Turtle ~ Rl41e area.
W eUes is the security man
wboae job 11 to ~eep order
among the waltinl prospective
homebuyers ... I'm here 24 boun5
a day," said Welles, wbo is large
despite his nickname.
Welles conduct.a periodic roll
calla to make sure everyone ls in
place. 1he rules set down by the
developer say those in line must
be there 21 hours a day
Actually, most of those doing
the wait.in& are stand-ins, atu·
denta and young people beina
paid SS> a daJ by the penms
ea1er to bQ;J ooe of the homes.
"The rJln " really a dral," said ••sitter" Marie Garcia, ts, a
student at Saddleback Hilb
School ldSanta Ana.
Miu Garcia and ltatby
Szewczyk. 21. also of Sant• Ana,
s pend their days sitting in a
camper . "We've been here since
Saturday," said Mias &ewciyt.
Sharing meals and conversa-
tion, most of those in l1ne have
come to know thelr tempo~
ne1gbbon fairly well, they slid.•
For t.oo.e who will be •hellina
out the hefty down pQmeotl to
buy a bbme in the nqe .,..,
the idle time ol the put week
bas been worth lL
.. It's a good product and a
good location," aaid one pro-
spective buyer.
Sixty-ane homes ill all will go
on the block Saturday mormna,
most wilb fairly nice views.
RoD Felsot, a real estate
broker with J.M . Pet.en Co , de-
velopers of the project, said
those interested in the homes
are "very discrlminatlng
buyers," probably second and
third generation homeowners
eager to move up the a.saesaed
valuation charts. ·
The homes will be sold on a
firat·come, first-served basis.
the position on Welles' llat being
the order in which the people wm be called.
With a $225,000 avera1e price,
Felaot said, monthly payments
for the homes will probably nan
about $1,800, depending on the
Woman Saved
After Ordeal
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A
terrified secretary waa rescued
unharmed after spending a har-
rowin1 4S minutes in an office
building elevator here with a
man who alleiedly threatened
her with a lmile.
Police aa1 Jane Barnett. 24,
and a man ~red the elevator
at the aame Ume. The 1t1an al·
leeedly started •hoatln1 ob-
scenitiea and pulled the
emer1mcy button, J-::!:f tbe elev.tor between the and
third noon.
Police aay be pulled out a
butane l10ter and 1tuet it in
Ma. 8amett'• face. He t.beo IOl
OD the elevator pbooe, CCllidnu·
lDI bl.I tirade. Ma. Bam.tt maupd'to pt UM phone from
him and call for belp.
amount ~ down ,.,., .. In-·
terat rates are nmnlnc at •bout
12P4 percedt.
FelAot uld be npecta up to IO
percent ol tM bomea to be IOld
when the line belina moTtnc at
10 a .m. Saturday.
But why tbe 1urie lD illtenllt
for e~ve hoa\esf C'u peo.
pie afford lt?
An Irvine Company
spokeaman sa}AI marketine
analyses done bS' ht. firm abow
that al the "low" end of the
housing spectrum, where homes
go for about $80,000, there is
keen interest in bomebuytne.
However, in the middle areas,
wbere homes a.re eotna for about
$140,000, the market la COD·
sldered "soft."
But them demand anrfes again
for the apenaive, IWlUl'J homes
in the '300,000 bracket, accord·
Ull to tbe marketiq study.
FellOt said Wednesday the
line to his development ia a
"lood indication of what the real
estate market is goinc to be like
in the 80's."
l',...P.,,eAJ
OLYMPICS •.
boJcott. OlYJDde officials have aaid it
woufd Probably be lmpoulble to
arrange for games elsewhere
Utia year.
Carter adminiatration officials
have said that even if U.S. allies
do not accept the boycott idea,
which WU firmly endorsed by
President Carter. the United
States aught try to organiu a
solely American boycott.
Rep. Robert E. &uman. R·
Md., a leading concreasiooal
conservative, today urged crea·
lion of a "Free World Olym·
pica'' a.a an alternative to tbe
Moscow games. Bauman said
such a move would be "the
severest blow short of military
action we can take today"
aealnat the Soviet intervention
lnAf~.
Meanwhile, the AFL-CIO is re-
newlnc ita call for a U.S. boycott
of the Moscow games. The 14
milhon·member labor federa·
lion urged a boycott in 1971. and
a spokesman said today th.at a
statement reatflrmine that posl·
t1on will1 be isaued l.n coming
day a.
Durante Said
To Be Fading
SANTA MONICA <AP) -
Further det.erioraUon in the mn·
d l Uon of comedian Ji111my
Durante, wbo h battlln1
paeumonltia, waa reported by a
:1::;oman for St. John'•
• 'There baa been • au,bt de-
tertoraUoa in b1a vttal aloa ad
hla rulmooary CODdltfOD re·
ma na 1erlou1," lb•
spotenoman aald.
Durante, •• WU bolptfaHwct
Jan. 7, and la reported to be aal1
aemt.CCJmldow. HJ.a vtalton are
Umlt..s to tboM llm&ed by bla
family.
Aaali.atONUecl •
Salesman Attacked
In Mesa R:r.g Store
uld tnlUal f'IPOl'tl
aat4 only Amer1ean eltfseu
wen to be deported from
., ......... It ... llOl dear
WaletMJ' tlll8 l8el•ded DOD•
A.sods • ...-, for U.S. or-
Tbe &a.Mt .... aaenc1 Tau
q1*ed -Al .... B.nolutianary Co••cll decree u 1a1ln1
upboio .. Amerteu con_,....
dema bill -...ct MP....._ uct .... ''llndlanc in tabrtea· tiom-~. ODe ~ dlmdl!Wi iiiOCher. 1beir
aim ll to step up tenaioo lo our
countr)', dianapt the normal life
of the Aflbam ...
It mm~ in particular The
New York 11mea, Waatunaton
Poat and Cbrl1Uan Science
llGAl&.GI' •~••.,era and .. American radio and televWoo comp.me..••
"We cannot but quallfy the ac-
U"U• ol the above-mentkmed
journallata u fla1rant in·
terference in the aff ain of the
aoverelp state of Afsha.ntstan.
"ftat ta _,. CM Bftelatlmar7
Council bu t.aU.n a decWoo to
expel the American joumallat.s
from Af P.nlat..an." Tua quoted
the decree as H)'l.Dg. Aflhan army offlcera went to
the lDtereontioeDta Hotel Wed·
nesday D1Pt and demanded that
the American correspondents
SWTender their paaporta. 1be
officers cave no reaaon,
altbcKtab tbe report.en suspected
an lmminml expulsion order.
. Tbe journalists refused to l(ive
up their pauport& and awn.
mooed U.S. Embassy offiaala,
who then met with the officers.
at the hotel and said afterward
there bad been ··a mi1un-
derstandln1" that woold be
cleared up today.
Russian officers commanding
the Soviet force m Afghanistan
are undenlood to have com·
plained to Afghan authorities
about the almost dally incidents
between Soviet soldiers and
forelsn corret1pondent.a fllmine.
pbotocrapbin1 and tryin1 to in·
terview them.
In 10me cases troops bave
fired at the tires of can carry-
ing cotn!Spondents
The Afghan government con
tlnues to exercise ngorous
censorship. ll does not pernul
journalists to telephone or write
reportJI about the count ry that
mention the Soviet presence.
Many or the Western
journallats' news reports and
much of their film have ~n
hand·carried to other countries.
Georgia Relents~
Sets ERA Vote
ATLANTA (AP) -The F.qual
Rights Amendment, stalled
three at.ates abort of the number
needed for ratification. 1ot a
small bul significant boolt. when
a Georgia Senate committee
cleared the way fer the at.at.e's
first floor vote oo the meuure in
five yean.
The 4-1 vote by the Special
Judiciary Committee to ae.od the
proposal to the floor came
Wedneeday art.er three boun of
speeches by oppoaeota and sup.
porteni before a l"land.int·room·
onlJ crowd In the Senate
chamber
Bill Flanagan of Newport Beach (foreground) digs for
etams near Newport Pter despite Wednesday's drizzle
He says he Ukea clammmg m the rain and thinks the
beach is best in the winter, even if tt 1s rammg Ap·
parently, he isn't alone.
Extremes Detailed
In ~laying Trial
The marital relatlon1hlp
between news reponer 1bomas
Barley and bla wife, Catberi.De.
went from "compatible to com-
buaUble'' in the weeka before
she was stabbed to death in hmt
or a Santa Ana coff~ abop, an
Orange County ·Superior Court
jury WU told Wednesday
Defeiue attorney Georee
Chula told the panel in Judie
Muon FeatoD'• courtroom that
a period of reconclliataon
bet ween Barley and bis WJJe
lapsed talo aQll'7 eaofraatabom
C>Ter bow to spend an lncome tu
refand check md her allesed in·
volvement with a.notber man.
The final blow to Barley's
aJttady umtable mental stat.e.
Chula auerted, t'ame ~ zuiht
before the stabbing wben Barley
t.elephooed bis wife only to learn
that she w.s In the rompany of
another man.
"Tom bad been d.nnking and
calls her. He can't resist He
tells her be loves her And he
bears a man's voace Ul the back
ground." Cbul.a said.
Barley, 51, a former Dail:v
Pilot reporter, waa arrested t.be
morn.in& of May 26 at Fublon
Square in Santa Ana after his wile
Catherine. 48, WU stabbed to de·
ath. 'Jberewereatleut1'e~t·
neues to the attack.
Chula said that Barley bu no
recollection of the crime. He
said be wiJl produce a tape re-
rording of a statement 8arle)'
eave Sant.a Ana police abortJy
aft.er the incident lo which be
calls out foe hia wife "tbtnkin&
•he la rilhl out there."
The defense a1ao will call to
the witness It.and psycbatrista
that will t.estl.fy that Barley cbd
not have tbe mectal capacity to
premeditate tbe murder or
harbor mahce taWard IUI W\fe
"lt lA tu.a belief that ll WU 1m-
po11lble," Chula added "He
wu just diminished. a mentally
dimuuahed. man "
Barley \a charged with first
degrtt murder He hu pleaded
Innocent and 1nnocenl by reason
or tnsaruly
In contrast to Chula s lengthy
ind dramatic openin~ stall!
ment. Deputy 01~tnct Attorney
Cl.Jfl H.arn5 provided Juron: a
abort recitaUoo of lhe prosccu
tioo's Vlew of the murder and
tbe eveata that led up to 1t.
TeaUmooy was expected to
bq.in t.oda)o. ~ tnal as expected
!O last a month.
Al the time of the murder.
Barley was on probation for a
knife attack on his wife m
Ottemberof 1978.
1''re.r,..,~1
UFO ...
above the ground near Liberal.
ln !M>Uthwest Kansas
Curt.is WilUams, a duty offit"er
with the Federal A viaUoo Ad·
ministration in Clucago. sa1d of·
fices in Denver and Kansas City
had received reports of the
mysterious U&bt.
Althou1h no cause for tbe
pbeqomeoon was 1iven, most
apeculaUon centered on the
possibility ol a meteor.
Howevtt. Guido L. Chincanni,
a University of Oklahoma
physics and astronomy pro·
feuor, u1d ~r met.eor activt·
ty w• unmual in January.
''The ba& showers are 1n
Aucust," Chlncano1 said "l
find It would be stranee to see a
very laree meteor here 10
Oklahoma this time of year."
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T .. ay'• £1•lil•
• N."Y. S&oeu
ets • DI Wild Market
to..,.. .. ,...~"* fta. tu . .,_ ,1711.a, ud UM
later trlldld I& a IMdiu tTll.IO. ISutltU.~andtMlf·
tmlOcm pftee WU tnl>,
almost baek t. Wedneacla1'1 cloalaa priee of muo .
It lats cbed at a NCOrd t'NO
ID ounce.
ln ZUricb, sold IOld for ms.so.
down from 17to Wednesday,
before c1Jmbtn1 1H1htly to
mo.
11N al dJp .... leeD .. a ~ Naetlori to WedneldQ11
10 percent prtce leap, wttb IOllle
lft :a-tt·~ prollg wblle tb •
fo11owtna Wednelday'11urp,
ln wbleb gold Jumped Sll.50 iD
Zurlcb an one day . prices
bounced up and dowu in New
York and then alwnped lo tbe
Fu Eut today to cloee ln &ai
to tbe already actlTe •old
marbt. Coacern °"" the beaJ:th ot YUIDlla.tu PraideDt Jolip Tito a]a) bal drtwen 10CD8 ID·
veaton to put UMta Imo .,ad.
anaJyata MY.
Tbe late pft4=e deeliDe in New
York oo Wednelday wu at-
tributed ln put to the tattna ol
proftg by IOIDe tndiirt all ln
part to reactioa to ..... laterna-
tl on al Monetary Faod'a ¥·
ooancemeat tbat tt wW aaetion
4",0000UDCMot «oldOD Feb. I.
The auction bad been npect.-
e d, but ll helped ofhet
Tuesday'• statement by U.S.
Treuury Secretary G. William
Miller that the United Slates bad
no plans to resume aaJes of Sold
The statement wu aeeo u a
crucial factor lo Wednaday'a
rush.
Ca1·ter Eyes 'Rival Olympics'
* • * * * * Eqlllp111 e•t See a
Germ Warfare
Due in Afghan?
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Soviet a.nny baa brouabt decon·
laminating equipment into
Af1banistan. raiaine the
possibility that tbe Ruaaians
may be prepared to use
~hemicaJ weapons against rebel
tribesmen, U.S. intelhgence
sour~es said today.
American specialists have no
way of knowing what this
tneans. The sources said,
however, it suggests that
chemical warfare may be used
asaimt rebels and to clean up
affected areas so they can be OC·
cupled by Soviet military forces
or Afghan government troops.
Lut fall, U.S. iotelli1ence of·
ficiala, who requested ~
t1.. expre11ed atroog sU8116doo
that the Soviet Union provided
ebemical weapans reportedly
bled in Southeast At.la a,.umt
Laotian tribesmen real1tlng
communist Patbet Lao and Viel·
namese forces.
A.ad 10 testimony on Capitol
Jill1 last month, a Laotian ref.
ugee said his people were sub-
jected to chemical warfare at·
tacks in which villagers suf·
fered. "heavy bleeding from the
noae, they could not stop their
bodies from sbakine. and died in
several hours."
Tou Yi Vang, a member of the
Hmong mountain tribe that sup-
ported the U.S. effort lo the Viet·
nam war, told the House Aaian
Affairs subcommittee that etabt
villagers died lo one attack ln
1977.
Some U.S. military specialists
say tbe Rusaiaos may have
brought the cbemleal decon·
• tamtnatlng equipment into
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Al gbanist.an ~ause this ectuiP-ment is normally assigned lo
many Soviet army units.
Intelligence reports said a
chemical decontamination truck
called a TMS-65 was seen with a
Soviet army unit lo Kabul, the
capital. The reports said various
other Russian army support
vehicles in Kabul were outfitted
with chemical prottttive gear.
Gen. David Jones, chairman
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, spoke
of the TMS-65 last winter in tell·
ing Congress of specially
equipped Soviet trucks .. built to
decontaminate personnel, ter·
rain and equipment" rapidly.
Teclmiciam aaid the TllSt5
uaea a jet eQ6flne moum.d OD the
back ol a ~ ti> propel liq\ddl
t.Ut neatralla chemical aieata.
In dileussing Soviet military
doctrine, Jones bu said, "1be
barn~ principle la to "bie.e sur·
prise by using mmlive quan·
titles of chemical agents against
unprotected trooP6 or against
equipment or on terrain lo deny
its use."
Jones said all Warsaw Pact
combat and support forces are
well equipped and realistically
trained "to ensure their sur·
vivabllity and to increue their
operational effectiveness in tox
ic environments."
U.S. Army officials have
described the Soviet Union as
having "the largest lethal
chemical war-fighting capability
in the world."
On the other band, Army of
ficials have testified, the U.S.
deterrent to chemical attack
··coruststa of aging or obsolete
chemicals stored lo bulk or in
deteriorating munitions ''
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Mghp Communists
· Kick Out Newsmen
Action
Aimed at
Russians
WASIDNGTON <AP> -The
Carter admuustratioo is COD·
s1dennc tryinC to set up nval
Olympic Games 10 some city
• other than Moscow and hopeful
ly in a Thlrd World country,
White House sources sa1d today
The l<C>UtteS, who asked not to
~ ldeollfied, said it's not clear
"who woold ahow up" at a nvaJ
sate not u.odJooed by the ln·
tematiooal Olympic Committee
But they saKt the propogal is
among several options being
studied by While Hou.ae and
State Department offlclala eon·
•idering :T~ to punish tbe So-vieu for tary l.nt.ervenlkm in
At1bvn•an.
One official acknowled1ed
that U.S. withdrawal from the
Moecow pmea • a move to
est.abUsb ao oppostnc inter'Da·
"' tloaal eompetition could
................ e.y..._
jeopardize tbe 1984 Games.
scheduled to be beld an Los .ua.ei..
UNE..srTTEft STEVE COHN OFTUSTIN "1'atU HtS TENT IN TUR1U Roa<
Twenty-Sewn People .. Waiting In UM for Home Sele to hglft Seturday
It ltaa aol been decided,
&DOtber 90Ul'ft aa:ld, wbetber' the
Un1t.ed Sllilea woald waal a l'tval
Olympks to be beld at tbe same
tJme as tboM in Moeeow or at
another date to permit atbletn
to partldpate lo both.
Familiar Lines Ret111-n
Offidala said the White ffouaeJ
bu received cooalderable sup-
port from within the United
Statea for a boycott of the
Moscow summer Olympics, but
State Department officials have
said most U.S. allies have been
cool toward participating 10
such a move
They Eat, Play, Sleep, Wait for Home
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of .. o.lly ~i.t SYtl
They wait.
Since Saturday. in fact, when
the first ones arrived, they've
been queueing up, marking
lime, waiting
Some have pitched tents
Others have set up temporary
housekeeping in vans or camp-
~rs
Music , conversation .
televll100 chatter . . They do
what they can to pass the days
until their moment arrives
Saturday momina.
I n a way . they a re Cb e
groupies of the bouslo& industry. the ones who have made long
Uoea in front of soon-to-be sold
housing tracts a familiar lieht lo
Southern California, eapecially
Orange County.
And in Irvine Wednesday. Wl
der menacing skies, the 2'1 pero-
p I e on Joe "Tiny" Welles '
muter llJt, or their surrogates,
stood lhelr ground, sure to be
t.llere Saturday mornlq when
the $175,000 to $250,000 luxury
home•. go on aale lft Irvine's
faahlonab&e Turtle Rock Ridee
area.
Welles ls the security man
whose job is to keep order
among the waiting prospective
bomebuyers. "I'm here 24 hours
a day." said Welles, who ls large
despite his nickname.
Welles cooduets periodic roll
cal.ls to make sure everyone I.a in
place. Tbe roles set down by the
developer say thole in line must
be there 21 boun a day.
Actually, most of those doing
the waitinl are atand·ln.s, atu·
dents and YOUDC people being
paid $50 a day by the persons
eager to buy ooe of the homes
·'The rain ls really a drac. · ·
said "sitter" Marie Garcia. 1.5, a
student at Saddleback Hi1h
School lo Santa A.oa.
Mias Garcia and Kathy
Siewczyt, 21, allo of Santa Ana.
spend their days slttlnl in a
camper. "We've been btre ai.Dce
Saturday," said M1aa Snwesyk.
St.arinl nieall and COCTena·
lion. moat of tboae ln line bave
come to know t.belr temporary
netpbora fairly well, they laid.
l''or thole who will be abe1Hn1
out the hefty down paymeata to ..
buy • bome in the rtdse area,
the idle time of the past week However. British Prime
has been worth it. M ioiater Margaret Thatcher
' declared· ber government's sup· "It's a good product and a port today for moving the <?lym·
good location." said one pro pie Games from Moscow an re-
spective buyer tahatioo for the Soviet interven·
Sixty-one homes in all will go lion in Af01a..nistan A boycott
on tbe block Saturday monung, has found sympathy. but UWe
most wtth fairly nice views official favor . among other
Ron Felsot, a real estate NATO alhes
broker with J M . Peters c.;o. ae Canadian Pnme Miruster Joe
velopen of the project, satd Clark was the finl Western
those intere.sted in the bomes leader to ca.LI publicly for mov
are "very discriminating mt the 1ames from the Soviet
buyers:· probably second and capital
third aeneration homeowners In her s tatement , Mrs
eaf,er to move up the auessed Thatcher said, "We cannot just
va uation charts stand back and see the Russians
Just bow many of the buyers dolDI what they have done in
actually keep the homes ror any Af1banlstan. deplore tt and take
lencth ol time. however, Is not no action al all " For many of those who hope to
1m;,bt'ie ~ulation is dis participate. particularly swim·
coW"aced, is notblq which men and l)'mnasll, there ii on·
la le,ally bindiq to atop some-ly one chance ln a lifetime to
one rom immediately sellina compete lo an Olympiad.
the home for a bicher price.
•·we try to dlscouraee
speculation u much u poui·
ble," aald a •pOkesman for the
lrrine COmpa;ny, owner ol the
land.
Coast
Another rt Clash?
llell Canyon Potential Site Bri._Qbjectio_m
BJ .JOANNSaBYNO ... ...,,... ....
Tb eommJUee tbat l• ftppoMd
to tolw Southern Cal.lf Ol'llla '•
I I
,
Oa•••i•g i• tlae Rafa.
Bill Flanagan of Newport Beach (forelJ'OUll(I) dils for
clams near Newport Pier despite Wednesday'• d.riule.
He says be likes clamminl in the rain and thinka the
beach is best ln the winter, even if it la rainina. Ap·
parently, be isn't alone.
DAY IN BRIEF
H~ "°"' Coidclr'• toOrid mad~ Ma c:Wwlopment1
'liw May Undergo
Amputation of Leg .
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia CAP) -President J011p Broz
Tito's left leg ls in a state of "gradual deterioration," hia eight doctors reported today. (Related story, All)
But they said the general CQDditioo or the 87-vear-old lnder "continues to Improve," and tllat h11 temperature, blood
preaaure and pulae were•• within normal limits.••
The doctors gave no indication what they planned to do to
relieve a blockage in the Yq01lav preaideot'a lee loUowin1 un-auccesaful aurgery last weekend.
TOKYO CAP> -Five Soviet navy ablps, led by an ad·
vaoced-claaa cruiser, aalled aoutb through the Japan Su today,
poaalbly toward the lndJan Ocean, the Japanese Defense Aeency reported.
Other Soviet naval vessels are in the Indian Ocean In the
past, as many as 20 have been reported in that area at one ume
The task force sighted today could be either augmenting or re-lieving vessela already there.
Since the oruiet of the crisis over the seizure ol the U.S. Em
bassy in Tehran, the U.S. Navy has dlspatched some 20 ships to
the lndlan Ocean-Arabian Sea area near Iran.
.._..RlpBot~I
LONDON CAP> -A bomb eXploeaoo ripped t.brouih six
rooms of the Mount Royal, a popular London hotel, today, kill·
ing a man of "Arab origin," injuring a West German and send·
lng terrified iueata, many in nightclothes, neetng into the chilly
streets, pollce said.
Nearly five boun later, a second bomb expk>ded, apparent·
ly in the rubble. It injured no one, police said, but ll created a
se<:ood emersency and streets which had been reopeMCI after
the first blut were closed qaln.
Commander Peter Duffy of Scotland YanS'1 anti-terroriat
squad aald lbe dead man had been near the bomb wbea tt went
off, but could not aay tf be had been uaemblln1 the device at lbe
time The injured iueat wu named u Gerhard Buh.me and de·
t.ectlves were at bb hoepltal bedaide.
Drug Ring Broken
In Santa Ana Raid
DENVER (AP) -Tbe seizure
of sa mllUon wortb ot benUa in
Santa Ana la belined to bave
taken a ~ bite oat of berotn
: traffic into Co&ondo and. WYo-
DAILY PILOT
......... ,......,. .... ,_
.... 011ot9'1 w.,...__.._. ___
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'='·';!II:-
... ........
te meaaorlal .. "'*' Wedattd•L to_ boaor Coan· cl .,....._ w.._, wbo
dled~;:.r.r:=
.Jlt Ibo.a "' F.i at ... , ~ Pad.IU ....
"•lNll el PUbUe ,. .v -..
led &o Kn. '"Wu '• ctua.
llon &ban PeGllii ao~ into the .. ~ Oomami-
ty Cn&er later Wt4aftday
w llere a lt·mla•h clt1· 1poa1ored commemorative
•• twubeld. Jo• Barton, a local bomeowaen ll'OClp .....,., and
Ua• late eoancUwomaa'a .... W1Wam ,,...,.. w.,.... lr.,cs. ""* euloCMa. '*' -illea Mayor llaillm ud ~
City ......... ffn7 Ocmee •· tended both Mr'ric:. but no one
from the city addretaed the
crowda.
Father Krekelbers deecribed
Mn. Wacner SI. u "a pubtic
servant wbo dldD•t want to live
her We but always knew tbat it
could bappeo."
Krekelbef's added, "In a way
her death wu a rwuh al the
1tra1 of public We. Tbb la not
an 1.ndlc:tmeot.. .. I don't wut to
accu1e anyone. It wu God'a
will ... "
lln. Waper died durtq a re-
call drive tbat aoqbt to o..t bet'
and ally Councilwoman Karoti.oe
Koester from otftce.
Hia 1rutf voice waverin1.
Bartoa., a retired Los AnaeJea
police aer1eant, called lln.
Wainer " a ~r al our city."
Mn. Waper'1 aoa said, ")(y
mother bad a unique combma·
lion of atren(th, wisdom and
warmth. She wu a ireat lady
and I'll miaa her."
Father Krekelber1 told lbe
church audience Mn. Wainer
"had the courage to expresa her
thoughts C and) to be a leader.
F,....P-.eAJ
AIRPORT •••
atop gsp measure," be said.
The mayor said be la more coo-
c er o e d wltb 1ettln1 air
paaaencen to ... Ontario In·
ternatiooaJ Airport than wttb a
"project that la 10 btl and off lo
the inddlnJte future."
County official1, includioe
Riley, aaid they thought Bell Can-
yon had been dropped from coo
saderaUoo laat summer becauae
of F edeTal A v1 a lion Administ.ra ·
lion takeoff reaulallom regardlne
safety in bill·rinled airport.a.
But lhoee ~ationa receoUy
were changed so that the Bell
Canyon site could be actively con
side red.
RlJey noted t.bat there are up to
three t.bouaaod residents in the
area already and that plans for
more than 1,100 realdeoces have
recently been approved by county
official.a.
He al.lo said the Bell CaD)'Oll
site I.a next to an Audubon Society
bird aanctuary.
Rlley said the otf lbore airport
baa ooe important advantqe
over Bell Canyoa and lb.at la ll&e.
He e1t1mated that the new airport
would need at leut 10,000 acs.
lor t.ennina11pace, nm••YI MCI
IUpport fadJlties. fie Hid Bell
Canyon 1acb that kind ol 1pece.
Mn. Heather laJd aM Uldnb
Bell Canyon oqbt to be tbe COID·
mltlee'1 primary ctdte beuUlo
it could become tbe ~ bw for
tbe com.merdaJ a1r canien DOW
uatn1 Joba WarneA!nort. Sueb a man woUld enable UM
count' to l'eltr1ct tbe alrport to
1e1Mral ariailoa or prtvat.piaw
only, dr..UcaUy reduetn1 the nolle Impact on Newport a.aeb
rttldenta.
Ttienm..lmpect wuoeeolU.
f acton wbicb led &he eommla.
Wedneldu to ladScat.e It wUJ
plae• tbl ..... lite at &be topof
th91latotncommmclld1lt-.
On• otflbon becbr .... ta.at
wbti. comtruct.loa COit would be
hl•b-curnatlJ..tlma&ed atlU
bUUoo -the ...... COit would be lotr ..... ol 'a.d .,
DOlN&mpeft.
N aarlr all of 1outbern
Ca1Uomle'1 COllUIMl'dal aftldan ~ ...... the I bJeet of more &anulu tllecl bt local
bom•Wilrl •
Van VietbD
Said Crltiealy
PARK PROPOSAL'S IHAPE -The dark
boundary and dotted line border the na-
tional urban park scheme tor property
ranging from Corona del Mar to Laguna
NiglJel. Shade area represents land state
..., ........ .., .. _c:r-
wlll buy. The cross-batched Sycamore
Hilla triangle of land is about 100 acres
that federal government may purchase
from Laguna Beach. Corridor bisects
Sycamore Hilla property that city owns.
Marital,. Riff Told
In Slaying Trial
A knite attack t.bal left the
wife al reporter Tbomaa Barley
dytq in a pool al her blood waa
described Cn detail today to an
Orance County Superioc c.ourt
jury.
Mn. Marie Dtllellio t.estJfied
that 1be aloo1 with Mrs
Cat.berine Barley and two other
employees of a Santa Ana ~
•tore were &eavin1 a oearby cot
fee abop when Barley, 51, ap-
proached the IJ"OUP and began to
attack bi.a 46-year-old wife
M ra DiMeglio told the court
that she ran back into the coffee
shop aod grabbed a ''pleue wa.at
to be sealed" sisn. returned to
the aceoe where the attack was
sUJJ in Pl"Of1""a and bit Barley
over the bead lWlce before be
fell UDC005clous betide bu wife
It wu moments later that
Santa Ana police arrived and ap
prebended Barley. a former Da.a ·
ly Pilot courtbouH reporter
Earlier, lo tua operun' state
meat, Ba.r'-:y'a attoroey detailed
the deterioratiq !Qarital rela· tiooablp between the newsman
and biawife
Defense attorney George
Cbula to&d ~ panel in Judge
Mason Feoton's courtroom that
a p e riod or rec onc a 11 ataon
Parking Shy
For Airport
The John Wayne A1rp0rt Ul en
countering a abort.a.ge of parking
while gradln1 and surfacing
work la performed on the
facility's overflow parkine lot,
officlaJa aaid today.
The Iota were filled to capacity
Wed.oeeday and autbontiea l5
sued a warning to a1r travelers
to be cb upped otf and picked up
to UM ahemauves other than
paJti.nl tbetr can at tbe airport
while OD tripe.
Det:Ua Hom. clllef of airport
operationa, aaJd tbe coodltlon.s
are likely to continue unW Feb.
1 when wortr oa the overf'low lot
abouJd be comp&eted.
between Barley aod bla wife ••Pied into a.ai:ry coalroat.ations
over bow to apend an income t.x ~und check and ber alleced tn· volvemect With another man.
The final blow to Bariey's
already tmSt.able meotaJ state.
Cbu!A uaert.ed. came the niabt
before the ata~ when Barley
telepbooed bi.a wile only to learn
that abe wu ln the company of
aoot.ber man
"Tom bad been dnnkUl& aod
calls her He can't rttlst He
tells her be loves her And be
hears a man's vosce in tbe badt
ground," C!lu1a said.
Barley, 51, a formu Da.alv
Pilot reporter, wu arraled I.be
mominc ot May 2IS at Futuon
Square in Santa Ana a.ft.er bia Wl! e
Catherine, 48, wu stabbed to
death. There were al ieut 14
eyewitneues to the atuck
Chu.la aakl &bat~ bu.)()
recollecUcm of I.be crime. He
sajd be will produce • tape re
confuaa of a atatement Barley ~ave ~ Ana police 4hort1y
alter U. inc9deat in •Web be
calls out foe bl.a wife • 'tNnkiog
abe i.a ri&bt out there "
Tbe ddeme a1ao will call to
the witnesa st.and pa ycluatnau
that will testify that Barley d.td
oot have the meot.aJ cap~aly to
premeditate the murder or
harbor malice toward bia wlfe
·'It ia bia beliri that rt wu tm
pouible," CbuJa added "He
was Just dimirU,bed, a mentally
dimutlabed, man."
Barley la char1etl w1th firat
de1reoe murder He bu pleaded
innocent and innoceot by re.uoo
of Insanity.
In CGOtrut to Cbula'a leqthy
and dramatic openJn1 state
ment. Deputy District Attomey
CWf Ha.nil provkled jW'Ol"I a
abort redutioa of t.be ProMCU·
lion 'a view al the murder md
the evmta t.bat led up to lt.
TeatJmooy wu e:aped.ed to bestn today. Tbe triaJ la expected Jo laat a moath..
At Ule time ot tbe mvder,
Barley wu oa probat.loa for a
knife attack oo bi• wife ln
Decemberot lt'7'l.
JudgeOwem
Will Retire
In December
Oraqe c.oonty Superior Court
Jod1e Claude H. Owem ol Sooth
Lacuna ~ today that be
will mire from the bench Dec.
31
J udle Owens, who celebnt.ed
bia Mlb birthday Wednesday
and bu been an Orange eo.mty
Juriat for 24 years, said be bel~ved "It will be time for me to ta per off ..
Owens a.aid he wu matins an e arty announcemeot of bis de-
cus100 to rebre oo behalf of those
who want to seek judicial office
to the JW>e elections. Owens' re-
tirement will eotncide with the
end of bla current 6-year.tenn
on the Superior Court bench.
In a.nnouncin& bis ret.i remeot.
Owens hinted that he may re·
maao a familiar race 10 the
rourthouse by serving on special
aa11p.mem a.a a rellred Judge or arbttneor.
Born In Santa Ana in J.IH,
Owena was ftnt appomted to the
bench in 1156 when Gov. oom.ta KniCbt selected hJm for
a Jlldpwhip at what la DOW North o~ County Municipal Court.
In l9S7. Gov RooaJd Reagan
~levated Owens to the Superior
Court bendi He was preslding
Judte in 19'16.
O•eoa has served as a
Judicial Council and the
California Colleees of Trial
Judges Early in tu.a career be
worked aa a deputy district at-
torney aod in private practice.
Steering Faults
Idle LA Bwtes
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Up to
4.5 bus nms oa about 20 RapMI
Trwtt Dlltrict routs remained
out al aen1ee today while RTD
mttbaniC9 made repairs on de-
fectift ateertoc mechan.lama.
RTD otftciaJa ordered aboe 80
buw to underlO tbe repmn. Of.
flciab aaJd the --will re-m a1D out ol aervtee unW pvta
can be otcalned from General II~ lD Detroit.
6 "
PIAGE!
Siie •••t• Bert
Pbyllla Georae Brown, Mias America of 1971 and now
married to Kentucky Gov. John Y. Brown, sbow1 her en·
thuaiaam for former pqeant bolt Bert Parks, ·who re·
cenUy waa diamiaaed u the emcee after 25 yean.
San Ju~n to Clear
Plugged Oso Creek
Emercency work la slated to
be1ln aooo to clear vegetation
and sediment from <>so Creek
north of San Juan Caplat.raoo
alter floocting swept a motorist
to bi.a death in the area last
week.
Oranae County supervisors
have autborlzed spending $50,000
to remove trees, tules and sed.i·
ment in the creek bed that have
caused 'the waterway to over-
flow . even durlne relatively
minor storms.
Three motorists were swept
Big Snowball
Crushes Boy
TELFORD. En.iand (AP) -
A 7·y-.r-dd boy wu ~Ued by a Slant mowball that bowled bim
over llDd appenatly IUtfocated blm, aulbartUes ..ict ..,..
Tony Bowers wu playtnc with
frleod.a alter 1cbool Tuesday
wt.en the acclde~t . happened.
Atrtborttiea aaid W'6dnesday the
c.blldren macfe ' 1nowball
wel&bint severla hundred
pound.a that suddenly rolled out
of control down a bill and cauebt Tony tn tts path, bu)'ln1 blm.
Friends frantically du& him
out and ran for assistance, but
help arrived too late, they said.
A doctor pronounced htm dead.
off Camino Capistrano near
A very Partway lut week, caus-
lnl the drowning death of 52·
year-old Wallace P . Mullen ot
Laguna Niguel.
The flood t n g also bas
damaged the Santa Fe railroad
bed and caused disruption in
passenger and freaghl train
service because of fears of de-
railment.
Carl Nelson, assistant director
of the county's Environment.al
M anagemenl Agency. said work
will begin after officials get
~ermaasaon lo enter pravate
property.
He said that dred1tn1 of a
balf·mile porUoo of the creek
near Camino Capistrano may
begin Monday and abould be
completed in about 10 days.
Nelaoo pointed out that the
propoeed dredaiu COGfllcta to
aome ateot Wltl.-iotentJom by
aapemaors to preserve 0.0
Creft ID tbe area u an unim·
prOYed natural water eoune.
But plans to prevent floodin&
were ~ on OM development
of a reurdlnf bntn about ane
mile upstream.
The county la in the proceas of
acquiring property for the basin
but oo mooey la available for the
development of the basin,
Nelson aaid.
Oao Creek also overflowed the
Santa Fe Railroad lncks during
severe winter stom11 Ul 1978 and
1979.
Foreign Foes Feared
•
America's Cup Training Set Off Newport
By ALllON LOCK.ABEY
o.6tyNlt ...........
Forelen cballeneen for the
America 'a Cup, the epitome of
world yacbtinc supremacy, ap.
pear to be stron.1er thia year
than in many prevtou1 cam-
paign.a, Denni.a Coa.Der. the San
Dieso skipper ol Freedom and
Enterprise, told a capacity ...
1atbering at the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club Yacbt.lmen's
Luncheon Wednesday.
Nearly 200 yachting en·
thuaiuta. turned out to eyeball
the two 12-metera wblcb bad
been towed from ·San Dieeo to
Newport Tuesday nilbt and to
bear the 37-year~ld Cooner re-
late plans for the 1980 campaign
•
In Detected Here
Four 'Strain B' Cases VeriMd
ftn foar Oru1• Coulll7 ~ .... ·•ua U. laaft bela nrme4. aceordin& to Dr. Tbom• PrlDder•aat. diNdor ot ~ Of Uae Oranse ~.~~'-T~ ea1tvM aDd bloOd
t..u, ... tout c ... ba•• been l~ouned u tbe lollueau B I~ ftldl aauUy ilt1llcta a
Pft9CID foir two to ftw da11 with
11mptom1 1ucb H fenr. baadacbtl~couita. and. m tome
c..... tntattnal ~e1111, the
beahb amda1 add.
''0. of tbe cb.araeteriatiCI ol
l.ntlualla B-u0Pf!09ed to A-la
that B atra1m doD t prodaiee tbe
ap&ailteoutlnab tbat A doa, ''
Prenckraut ez1>latned. "The cues are not u lithtly bu.ocbed in
Suspect Held
On Stolen
Property Rap
A two-week lnvesU1aUoo by a
Weal Ora.nee County bur11ary
unlt ended Wednesday with the
arrest of a Palm Sprlop man
suapected of selllnc 1tolen prop.
erty at swap meeta.
Garden Grove pohce Set
Stuart Finkelstein 1aid Henry
Edward McCormick, ~. of Palm
Sprlnp, today LI lodced ln Ban·
niJl& city jail, in Rlvenlde Coun·
ty , on charges of recei viog
atoJeo property.
More than $70,000 worth of
power toola and t.ekvllion sets
believed sto&eo Crom Stant.on a.od
Los Alamitos stores were seized
by anvestigat.on at llc:Connkk's
Palm Springs home and
warebouae, Finkelstein UJd.
lnveetieators from the Garden
Grove-Stanton· Loa Alamitos
bur1lary Ubit alleee McCormick
bu been selliD& stolen property
for nearly four years at 1wap
meet.I iD Ora.nee, La Mirada and
Palm Springa.
Drexel
Winter
Um• and space ...
ID other words, the bealt.b of.
ftclal tald. the B 1ttata ta lesa
likely to~ qui~~
a 1cbool or factory, caml.D.f
wideapread at.eu..Um within • briel period.
Prenae,._.t advtaed Ule1 11 ...,.,. fhl lytnpt.omJ penlst fOtt
more tl1an a few day1, a pbys1-
elan ahould be comulted.
Tbe bealth otftdal added that
90me new ft= have beeD un-covered rel Lbe nu-like
rirua ~ t6 be &lf1letiDa maa1 Ol'mp County r.ddeDta
IJl,ncmt...U. He Hid Hveral dlffuent
"1rUN1 appear to be at won.
One l• cbaraeterhed by
'-PiratorJ problesu that may
DAI the vlc:t1m for aa ~ aa
thNe Ott four weeks • A dUfereot vtrua bu been
caualli• primarily 1aatroln·
teatloal d l1eomfort 1ucb aa na~ clluftea and vomittnc.
Prendereut aaJd.
Parents Oppose
E;asing Pot Laws
WASHINGTON (AP> -
Parents ancered OYer a Sm.ate
bill that would relu penalties
for marijuana poaeuioD l&id
today tbe lellalaUoo woaJd be "a
licenae for d:rua de•llD( ln every
schoolyard iD America."
Joyce Nalepka of tbe In·
teratate Movement A1a1nst
Decrimillallzatioo of Danproua
Drue• told a Senate Jodidary
subcommittee the proposal
would bar the arrest of a.oyooe
po11essan1 up to an ounce of
m arljuana -no matter bow
many times they were cau&bt.
''An ounce of marijuana
doesn't aound like much but rt's
enough for 30 to 60 marijuana
cigarettes -a pretty brisk dr\11
trade anywher e -and the
perfect amount.Jor ac~
dealers." said Mn. Nalepka of
Salver Spnoi. Md.
She and other parents from
Ca l1fornaa, New York. New
J e rsey. Flonda and Georeia
made their appeal to the aub-
committee whi c h 1s r e ·
evaluaUn& the coolroveraaai bill
introduced late lul year
Tbe proposed relautaoo of
maraJuana laws aa part of a
meuure that would reviae the
federal criminal code. Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mua .•
chairman of the Senate
Judiciary Committee, supports
the code rev1lioo but bu not
ta.tea a poeition on the mari-
juana laaue.
Mrs. Nalepka aaid ber IJ'"OUP
ia sratdul for word from the
White Kouae that it would not
support relaxation of marijuana
penalUes "because of obvious
mlalnterpretatloo by young pee>·
pie "
She uid the group hopes
Cooereaa will concur.
A separate, national coalition
against drug abuse Is asking
presuteoUal candidates to aay
publicly wbet.ber they favor re·
duclne penalties for marijuana
~-· Tbe coalition aays it plans to circulate the amwers.
"Our mtent la to educate and
mobihu the American popula-
tion so as to make the narcot.acs
trafficld.ns and abuse issue the
detenninln& factor in the 1.980
preaadentlal race," said Suzanne
Klebe, a reeioDaJ representative
of &be Nanon.al Anti· Drue CoalJ
tiOo
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ROSE BOWL.f>ASAOENA CAllfOQNJA•JANUARY 20 1980
If nm ROMall Nwrwral lleau I GfC 14 Poalh, l'U ToU It
people are mecumbiq to luaman wea"meu.
Tbe repona NJ peop&e are ~ 1amblinl money on tbe outeome.
ODDS ll&VE EVEN been eltabffahed., augtlltiq JOU
can bet eub upon the Rama and Jet 10 (maybe 1~)
polnta 9"ID before they pt.y the nadoul azatbem to open
the~le. teert.m coutal .. 1ocm. there were unreliable re-
port.a that lottery Carda eJd.lted. where JOU Just bet IDCIDe)'
oo a combtnation ol tbe final score. You don't even have to
pick a wlnner. It'• Just a nwnben same. But thia kind ol evil reportedly spreads, even beyond
the Rama venua the Steelen in tbe Super Bowl th.ls Sun·
day.
Certain reports came in that some Laguna Beach
schoolboys were caught in the act of pilchiol quarters for
eain or loss this very mornin&
Some dtizeo, atructed by the fever of sin, phoned the
Hunt.lngton Beach weatherman today and tried to lay a bet
al 2 to 1 odds that it won't rain tooigbl
AT A COSTA MESA gu station, it was reported that
one customer wanted to bet fOf' a free tankful ti be coWd
make all~ numben on the pump come up 7'1.
All ol th1I la eooqb to turn our coutal vice cops lnto=and abaken creatarea. Thia mast be true became 1am la •lalmt the law in Callfornla, acept at tbe
ra . ,,_ tile 1eport1 on all Uda pmlq fner must be
'""817 e.uaenrted. Surely if t.be vice copl liebted a llUI·
peel waYinl a ftltfuJ ol cub and tryt,q to 1et t.be Rama
and 10, the alnner would be immediately clapped ln irons.
JtJ8T TO KEEP the peece, you can be certain that on
Super Sunday, all of our vtee cops will be wortin1 over·
time, out ln the saloona and other places that cater to
human weakness, aearchlDC for Super Bowl 1innen who
mleht be tempted to put cash on the line.
Thus we can aleep well. lmowlDC that we'll all be pro-
tected against the temptatiom ol euy money.
Egypt Rejects Self-rule Talks
CAIRO, EGYPT <AP) -
El)'ptian negotlaton today re-
jected further diacuaaioo ol an
Israeli model for a self-l'ule
council in occupted territoriea,
and laraeli offlctala aald the
··ne,..Uve attitude" threatened
to take the peace proceu "31
yean beckward," or to the time
of the ftnt A.nb-laraeli war.
-'
IRBLL 8PO&Bl•AN
Norman ~r eit.d riaine
crude oU pricet for tbe com· .
f.any'I lai.t actiOG, and laid
'our prerioal prtce lncreuea
have not recaptured the lncreu·
lnl COit ol cnMle oil.''
Television
Angers
Brtnvn
.. , fte "-da&ed ......
Calttornla Gov Edmund G
Brown Jr , apparently laum& in
the battle for Democratic
caucus 1upport in Iowa. ia
escalatlnc tu demand that NBC
live bim and President caner equal televllMm ezpo9un just
before llooda7'1 club lD the
farm belt.
Tbe lowa caucuses .cbedaled
bT both ~es are cooaJdered the ftnt real test lD tbe tJm
prealdmtlal campaip.
NBC ANNOVNCBD lut week
that t.be preli~t woa.ld appear
Sundq on "lleet the Prem."
Network oftlclala refused to ln·
vlte Brown or Sen. Edward M.
Kennedy to join Carter. hYina
both already had appeared on
lbe program.
Brown's campaicn commiUtt
filed a complaint Wednesday
with lbe Federal Comm\Dlica
lions Commission challenging
"NBCs rl&bt to give any can
didate . . . a full balf·bour of
free nationwide televlaioo ex
poaure only one day prior to an
Important electioo witbout olfer
101 an equal opportunit:J to other
le1ally qualifted candidatm."
NBC SAID that .. lleet the
Presa" cto. DOt fall under terms
of the IQ-ealled "equal op·
portunitlet" section of the
Federal Commun.icatiom Act.
The law doea not apply to ap-
pearances on a "bona.fide''
Mwscaat or news interview.
A BC announced Wednesday
that K.elmedy, a Ma.saachuaetU
Democrat. will be ill cuest on
"issues and Answers" on Sun·
day. Arraniement.s wlth Ken·
nedy were made Tuesday, of·
ficiala aakl. aft.er pl&M for an
hour-lon1 1ession with
Republlcan candidates fell
through.
Brown ~ampalcn official•
wen: not immediately available
for comment on whether the
covemor would seek to join Ken-
nedy on ABC.
Icy Rain Chills Midwest
Showen Scattered Along Pacific' Coast
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NATION I WEATHER
b• f Mll 1uoUM pl'ta1 °11111
COlltlDUI to iDenaM'' beeame
the blCber cost.I lb.at ....
la1 trom tbe crude oil, Dd•
hlbt .... ··~ ba1lt biCo tbe
17.tem."
8ooblat allo told ~ at
a prw luncbeon tbat Sbell'a oet
l.DcolM for im will rtM about.
percmt cnw im to ••a WU. bU
o••r '1 billicD" aa Jta QIDdlu oa nplondon. prod.action anil
ret1Mry eoastruc:tkm rtlel I Plf·
cent to tz.1 blWan.
SBID.I. IS tbe nation '1 etcbtb-
1a.r1est oil company.
Gu.ti 00 Corp. aP!M!Q!M'ed to
Pltubareb WedneMlay that lt "ii bool~ llM> capital •pend· lnl ~ by 25 percent to sa
billioo. nation'• ftftb·larsest
oil company IJ)elit $2.4 bt1&n
lut year. (Related story, Pap
A.5). Libya. Iran and several Olbet
Or1anttatjoo ol Petroleum EK·
porttn1 Countries members
already cbarle $30 a barrel and
up -or around 75 to M ceata a
gallon for cnade oil aold under
loo&·term contracta.
THE U.S. gove.rnmenl,.
meanwtille, recently aold oU
from it.I m Hilla, Calif., re·
sene for nearly St a Callon. A
barrel ol crude oil contains 42
1allon1 and yielda about 20
1aUom ot paoline.
Domestic oll prtee1 riae akmC
with cmneu prices becaUM 80
percent ol the U.S. oil supply la
oot under price cont.rob. ~
U.S. pries are to rlM to world
levela by October mt, but ~
called "wlndlall" taxes are ex·
peded to return much ot the
added rnmoes from the bikes
to the U.S. IOffl"DIDent.
Cleo. a Bronx Zoo giraftt, kilaes her daucbter Donna.
who was born last monlb. Ooona won't be seen by the
public lDllil spring, wbeo she's a little older.
LEADED re1ular 1aaoline
now .ella for an avera1e of
St.°'4 a pllaa. up eo percent
from a year qo, accordinl to
the Lu.ndber1 Letter, an in·
dustry pi•bllcatkm.
Presley Drug Addict?
MEMPHIS, Tenn (AP) -Prescnptiom is
sued ln Elvia Presley's name lD<hcate the enter-
tainer was at leut drug dependent and possibly a
nan:otica addict, a Mempbia ph)'SlClaD told tk
T~euee Board ol Medical Examiners.
·'There la a aubltanUal number of cWfenmt famW. ol drup, all ol wbicb addl up to a ....,.__
dowl number," said Dr. £uiene J ScioU.a He
telt.ifted W.-..Uy about a Uat ol =-writta for Pr.a91 by Dr. 0eorte Ni lol.
''lbe numben ... seem to escalate," SdoUa
said. "lt would appear be wu d.ruC dependent. If
he sot everything prescn bed hue. . be was a
narcotics add.let '·
SdoU.a wu called aa a state witDeu in • beAf'.
tnc on cbarses tbat ~· Prealey'a pbysi-ci&D for 11 )'Uri, U prwribed HceuiYe
amoGllla al dnap I« II ......... Pw:hedJ'W U. I.ale
st.ncer
lf found 1ualty by the med1ul board,
Nic"npoelol could loeia .bi.I llame to praetiee
mectwtw.
Money you save
by shopping
Daily Pilot ads
can easily
pay for your
subscription.
..
'l'llllOCOll nan ....
IDODU. ol mt tbe C'O.llil;D9:!1U
earMd IL&1 ~ or tT.a a lhan. cm W. ollD bWloD. Bell uid t.otal ..-for 1171
were aa-ted to ueeed 1111 bJ
2IO pen:mt to ZI pereat. ID 1111.
tbe ~pm;f urned Sl.1 billlCle
OD aai. ol,-1 mUISon. DomeslicallJ, Slaodard'a prot.
ita are expected to abow a u
percent lncreaae, compared
wttb 11 Pll'&*lt in lt'18.
BB BLA•ED THE poor
domestic performance on Stand·
ard 'a declalon to lower by 3
cents tbe coet of its wholesale
&uollne, diesel fuel and heating
oil prlca from October to mid·
December, and Saudi Arabia's
retroactive oil price increases.
BUBing Foes
Advance Bill
Tmrord Vote
SACRAMENTO (AP> -Anti-
buaint forces, oo the crest of
their victory at the polls, have
advanced another notch with a
bill to make seeregation harder
to prove in court
Only an Assembly floor vote
stands between the bill and the
governor's desk.
The bill is SB1244 by Sen. Alan
Robbins, D-Van Nuya. The Aa-
aembly Judiciary Committee
aent it to the floor on an 8-1 vote
Wednesday. A floor vote is
scheduled Jan. 31. If passed, it
goes to Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
Robina said tbe measure
would lmpJement Propolition 1,
which requtres California courts
to follow federal 1tandards bl tn-tec• atlcu cues. Tbae standards
aay buain& can be ordered only
in districts that bave committed
deliberate 8Cts ol NlftPtkn.
A weepiq friend conaolea another man who just col·
lapsed after identifytn1 dead driver of wrecked auto as
his brother. 1be car and a truck crashed Wednesday in
Marina de~ Rey section ot Los Aneeles.
Doctor Must Begin
Laetrile Jail Term
SAN DIEGO (AP> -A West
Covina doctor convicted four
years ago of conspiracy and pre-
scribing Laetrile for cancer
treatment baa been ordered to
begin a alx-mooth county jail
term next week.
Superior Court Judge David
M. Gill ordered Dr. James R.
Privat.era to begin servine bls
jall sentence next Wednesday.
Gill denied a motion by
Privatera's attorney, John B.
Gibson, to eliminate tbe jail
term due to Prlvatera's
performance on probation.
PBIVATEBA ANDt four other
persona were convicted in
December, 1975, of conaplrtnc to
dispense Laetrile u a cancer
treatment. Retired llUDiclpal
Court Judae Roy Fltqerald de-
layed Prlvatera •a Jail term ID or-
der to allow tbe doctor time to appeal tbe verdict.
Tbe stale Supreme Court up-
held the conviction last Karch
and the U.S . Supreme Court de-
Dled Prlnun a beartnl IMt November.
GILL FOUND that Gibson bad
failed to present sufficient
reasons f or overturning
Fitzgerald's order of a six-
month jail term.
Gibson said Privatera bas
completely abandoned treat-
ment of cancer with Laetrile.
but In his probation report a
case of a complaint by a
woman's dauahter ls dlscuased.
THE DAUGHTER, Diane ffig.
gins, claimed that Privatera is
treating her mother with
Laetrile for cancer. The woman,
Eleanor Abbott. wu not in court
Wednesday, but her buaband of·
fered to testify that Prlvat.era's
treatment wu "nutritional" amL.
not for cancer.
Followtnl the aentenciq, Ab-
bott IOUCbt to apeak witb GW,
telliDa • beWtf that be didn't wut 1da wife to dle becauee of
PriYatilra '1 lmprUaameDl.. '
The •year~ Prtvatera was li•en OQe week to arru1e for
1 DO*blr dodm' to C&n"J' Gil bia
pracUoe clurblc the Jail term.
We're here to help!
The Pierce Brothers' name Is new to the
communlty ... but the dedicated professional
mortuary services Pierce Brothers provides
are well known in the Southern California
area and have been since 1902.
Bell Broadway Monuary has joined the
famlly of Pierce Brothers neighborhood mor-
tuaries. and together offer full mortuary,
cemetery and cremation services to the resi-
dents of the Costa Mesa area. )
We are proud to be a part of the com·
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Gay b~lation Dum~-
LMa in Committee CwutU Future Action "'
IAOaAMZNTO (AP) -Lt to outlaw job dlJ..
crtmlaa a1&lut bomoea·
aaa. lD most iJtate ~ ,... aoa..rU ud Apcil .......
would .mad tbat proldNtkw *' all empao, .. • em*11D1111l a 1ullend an unusual llilt ll&bad: wbJcb •ppean to
till U.. for a 1•1·rtpta btl••-· Here'• bow lt happened
Wedrwday.
Tbe cbalrman of tbe Senate
lndustrlal Relationa Committee,
BW GneDe. D-Los AAPMI. a-
nouaced JOit b8tan a wte OG
1ay-rilbtl btll 8Bll tbat lf It
failed, be would refuae to bold
bearinp OD 8Q)' otbe.r 1aY·rilbtl
ZD'IAINBD oasoz aftAsr'
tbe two-bour be~, ''It 11 a
wute of time and a wute ol
money to IO over ad OTer tbe
same l.uue apiD mad qaln.
"It h not preJ udlce or ~ o1 that nature. rm tu.t trytq to nm an cll'dlrtJ ablp.f;--
aaendel ID Cal1loniia: lloUYll&ed bf tllla ...... ..... •
ln .. , .., dwllta IWarmed u. I
Capitol to dnm.Uw tMlr sap. {
port ol tM bWI.. AD •Um•t-S i
J.000 marched tbJ'au&b • nln
atorm SUDda,y, and • amaller :=ler demomtnted lloadu fD rain.
bllla dwine mo.
THEN THE co•••TTEE
voted M, rejectlnf SBll, W'ldcb
was introduced by Sen. David
Roberti, D-Lm ~--Greene is a supporter ut say
nebt.a bUla. But bia decision
would also ll:lll ABl by A•·
semblyman Art Apoa, D-San
Francisco, an Uleatlul bill
which waa sent to tbe Assembly
floor Tuesday by the W a~ aQd
Means Committee If the Ai>--.
A.,_, wbo watc:bed from tbe
rear of tlfe crowded bea.rt.q
room, aaSd later tbat tome aQP-
porten of bJa bill could b4I
damaied politlcal17 by 'f'oUq
for it, and that tboH aa-
MmblJmm miaht not Tote UD-
len It ll clear that bla bill bu a
realistic chance for final
pauqe.
By executive order, GoY. Ed·
mUDd Blown Jr. baa banned dll.
crimt.n.atlon againat bomOleX-
4 lllna A rrest~d
Tbe teatilDClftJ Wedwd&J fGr
and aa•'nR Roberti'• bW .,. nearly ldmdeal to te.tlma111 tbl
prenoua day before t.be Wap
and lleaaa Committee, oolJ
wltb man emotioa.
Both lldel quoted tbe Bible.
and two bomolem1 witneltea
burst lnlo lean deacrlbinl ln-
1tancea ln wbieh tbey aald they
were peneeut.ed and eventually
fired beCauae of their sexual
preferences.
sembly approves Aenos' blll, at.a ------------
Actor Garner
Assaulted
By Driver
LOS ANGELES <AP> Actor
James Garner was hospltallud
for observation late Wednesday
after be was punched and lucked
by an unknown molonst follow
ing a minor tramc accident,
West Los Angeles D1vis1on
police said
Garner, the star of NBC's
"Tbe Rockford Files" program,
was driving north on Coldwater
Canyon Boulevard near
Mulholland Dnve when the as
sailant attempted to pua him oo
the rlebl.
Because there wu no lane
there, lbe cars collided, accord-
ingtoareport.
AFTE• BOTH oa1vEa8
stopped their can, tbe other
motorist aot out of bla car and ran back to Garner's car,
reached ID and be1an PuncbinC
Garner in tbe face, allO rippiq
se•eralaold cha1m from hil neck.
The report uld Ule aetor aot out of b1a car. tbe man conttn•
to puncb him, knocked him to
the s:round and kicked him ln the
beacl. chest and groin
Garner was admitted to
Cedars Sinai Hospital for ob-
1 er v a tl on
Bookmakers Aging?
LONG BEACH <AP> Of
Heers Crom the Los Angeles
Sheriff's Department and Loo1
Beach Police Department have
arrested four men in an ap-
parent "senior citizens"
bookmaltine operaUoo
W arranta have been llaued for
four other men in connection
with the Lone Beach area bet-
ting rin&. which reportedly took
In about SS,000 per week, a
sheriff's department spokesman
said A1es or those arrested
ran1ed from 80 to 70
sc,,..~G9eSOa
SACRAMENTO <AP>
Despite rumblln1s or sh1tlmg
support. Howard Berm an con ·
tinued Wednesday to a.ss&ll Aa·
sembly Speaker Leo McCarthy's
power In the strucele that has
preoccupied the lower house for
lOda~
In an unuaual evenin1 sesslOD.
Berman's 27 supporters he kt for
a filth unsuccessful vote to re·
'move McCarthy.
Once apin, all 30 Republicam
and all &ut one of 1lcCartby'1
supporters abstained in the 1'1-1
vote
c......1 ... ~11
SANTA BARBARA <AP) -
Sheriff's deputie9 ... re bl= O '
in to bolster W'Ul7 city law _.
( __ sr._i4_TE_J
forcement officers as stnlnng
police ignored a Superior Court
Judge's back to-work order.
The officers· union said
W edneaday it would appeal to the
sta~ Supreme Court tbe ruling by
Judge Kelly Steele that ordered
the slnkinc police return to wort
an bhla well-to-do coastal com-
m unity
O.S.••re9ae
SACRAMENTO <AP> -~
Education Committee of tbe aute Sen.ate aays n wants to
eitber aboll•h the bllln1ual
education Pl"OCJ'am or atve the
scboola more time to find quallfted teacben. ·
The committee voted 6·2
W ednmd.ay OD SB12SZ by Sen.
'Newton RmMU, ft-Glendale, um
would let the acbool diatrtcts de-
clcle for tbemael..-bow to t.eacb
En&llab to attedmts wbo can't
apeaklt.
But tbe committee aho Pft t~ approval to a aeemiqly con-
rucUnc bill that would leave the
cu~ program in place but
11ve district.a anot.ber five yea.rs '° 1et f"117 credentialed bi-~ teect.n.
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size 7-14.
various stytes
orig 9.50
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Factory®
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Slzel-e
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Paint Kits
Contains patnt
bucket, tnmmer
& extra pads
ong. 7.99
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sheets.
Low plunge
underwlre
Lace cup bra.
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Ladles gold filled
initial Jewelry, .
Setected Letters orig. NOW
Bracelets 10.ss-8.88
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40o/o to 50o/o
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Mlected stytes
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Long gown .
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Special
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orig. •14-'25
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FlNE JEWELRY
250/o off
White
Gold filled
Mesh watchbands
orig. 8.95-19.95
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many colors.
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J ... ____ ___.o't Involve Kids ... v·: Teachen in the !>Jewport-Mesa school system have
n seektne more Visibility lately for their campaign to
ach a new waae asnement with school trustee..
. Last week teachers were out in front of several ~bools hancting out leaflets that outlined their point of
tyJew about the current state of teacb~r pay.
· : The teachers' agltaUon about the length of the
tiegotiations (they've been working without a contract
sj.nce July) and their interest in i~ the best wage, ~nefit and policy package possible is understandable. So
i;J the interest in the matter shown by some students,
'\yho, inevitably. ask questions of their teachers.
· Students, after all, will ask questions when they see
the ir teachers handing out leaflets in the parking lot
before school.
But in answering those questions the teachers should
sl.ud1ously avoid giving m to the temptation to propagan·
dlze young minds about teacher pay matters in a captive
c!lassroom situation.
. For one thing, it isn'.t what teachers are supposed to
be doing. And, those teactters who are tempted shouldn't
averlook the possibility of parent backlash when those
~oungsters are asked at the dinner table wbat they
~arned in school that day.
)7's Goal Worthy
The Orange Coast YMCA last week announced its
1980 fund dnve, with the goal of raising $72,000 from
bus inesses. groups and individuals.
The YMCA, which serves Newport Beach, Costa
Mesa and Irvine, also obtains funds from other sources.
lncludmg federal grants. But it depends on local contnbu
lion to keep its programs going.
In many people's minds, the Y is still associated
primarily with gymnasium activities. While sports, in·
s:luding swimming, are a major part of its program, the '!i bas kept up with cban&lng social needs.
: It offers youtb outreach programs, family crisis
counseling services, a swimming program for ban·
aicapped children, numerous parent-child activities~
physical fitness for elde~r and other varied Pl'Oil'BIDS.
r So your donations to me YMCA can help many people !n many way&.
• • 9J>jnions expresaed In the apace above ere those of the Dally Piiot
bther views expressed on this page are thole of their authors and
)rt1ats. Reader comment 1s Invited. Addreea The Dally Piiot, P.O.
jlox 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone..(JtA).&&2-4321.
Boyd/ Kissing
ByLK.BOYD
: The most ardent kba la
· uid to bum up no more than
12 calcrtes. So it's clear it
would take about 250 ardent
Ids.-to lole a pound. To
JbH 10 pounds -and tbat'a
l)ow many moet ovenrel8bt
»eoPle want to lOH -you'll iave to undertake 2,!iOO bot Ud heavy ld&lel, at leut.
lt'• loinC to be a Jona night.
Better aet with it. .
,. : Employment expert.a con
OSnd that 90 percent of all tbe
o>WOmm wtlo bold important
lkalneu job& in Wa eou.ntry
frouldD't be where they are CPday 11 they hadn't learned
~l)ow to type.
: Not onl1 can • tU 1eque
b•Hball umpire tllrow a
.. otQer out al tbll pme. Ha also dll throw • 1pectat.or 'iut of the park. Pe• do, .,..,wner ..
Did I tell you a robin can
eat 14 feet of earthworms in a day?
Q. Why bit m<>1t blnls and
fish see colors while mpst
mammals see oo.Jy shades of
1ray?
A. Theory is that the
animal life that naturally
bunts and feeds in Upt tee1
colors while tbe animal life
that naturally bunts and
feed.a al.lo at nilbt Ifft only
lfaya. Reuonable.
Q. Wrtu.m tests prove 1tut·
teren aeneraUy baH much
laraer vocabularlH than
qoD•ltWtereri. = A. Tbey bab&t look for
1ynonym1 of word• tbey
don't lib to prQDOUDCe.
Q. Have any U.S. presl·
dent.I wom tattooa7
A. Only two lnaofar u la
known. Abe ~oln and John
F . Kennedy.
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Roblf1 N. Weed/Publllohlr T~
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J
me Flags Won't Fly in Moscow
Mailbox
ld tbl wrwt laD4 emPltt h\UQn ~. o n.,. for 0ae
Samo1ed1, tbe Tatare. tbe B11h~rs. Ult Kalmuk1. Ufe z,nam, the Bar.YIU, tbe Yakuta,
the 0.tyak.I, the ~1.0ll, tbe Kacb.tD. the A.lnu, the .1Dr'1&. tbe
UalHtu, tbe Turkomana, tile
Kaukhl, the Tadablka and
baY9 bow8 bow m 'I man loat to ordinary western
knowledp. They no more than
the i..t-riam, the Eatonlana ortbe UkraJ.aJam, will be accorded
even embl-n.UereeoplU..
Tbe ~will be permiUed
to sboW their flq thll Jut time.
The fiction ot mdepeodeace will
be maintained so u not to di.a·
turb the show and aince a lot of
American sneaker maoufac·
turers and buketball ma.ken
have mone1 tled up ln thh,
they'll &O aloa&-Don't foraet. you have to pay to become the
official beer or the official jock
strap of lhe Olympics.
t,JIE SOPHISTICATES 1n Waibia1too are sayin1 that
American withdrawal from the
PID bt Of minor lm·
portUoe. Jo.s&t1bl1 petotao& and, reaa,, daD't boCblr aa wttb sUJ· psU.. ol ._ than ltratqlc
Import. 1'bey lbould recollect
•bat Adolf H1t.ler did wltb the
1918 ..... 1'bey wen I.be OC•
culcm al a Rll*'D"• ol doM-co..-erma Nul propaiaada. IA
fact. thlt OD!J Wol't of Germall
ut to come Olll al die !fad ,..n
WU Leal m.f ... abl't ......
laftueada1 mcm. oa tlM um-.
Only aeopolitldau dlamiu
the ()lJmp6ea u UDlmPQltant.
Manuf.wtwwa llmow what a po-
tent ad.ertbloa •ehlc:le the
pm• are, ad 10 do Sovern·
meuta wblcb spend billlom on
tbem. The reaaon for the
Japanme outpourt.ni of yen foe
the 1J84 ToQo pmes and the
West Germani' free-handedness
wttb tbe ~ mark (or the
1972 Munich aames WU that
those event.a s4Paled the end of
the tnt.em.aUooal coventry both
natiooa bad endured aince World
War U. More than admiaaioo to
the United Nailom, the 1amea
spelled tbe encl.
~ OUTTATHIS!
f'or America and 1U other
western ponn to IO abeed wtU.
the sam. wW be to ratUY _.
le&iUmbe Ruulan rapacft7 a
no other public aet can. Tiie
1amea will be a carnival of ~
tlorlllcatloo In wblcb lt will ap-r;
pear to a televbion·wateblri1
world .very other ~r power bu been forced to participate •
oat of fear of dlapleul111 the
Great Bear al the North.
TRECAnU8E of Af1baniltan
bu J>dblq to do with Marxist·
Leninlam or any other kind ot
political relllioslty. It's basic,
old-fuhioned tzarism as bu
been practiced ever since the
1rand dukes of Muscovy made
themselves the .hereditary rulers
of all the Russias -tbein and
other people's
Talrlna part in the Olympics ii
a allmt UMD1 by the number
one military power tbat it
doan 't mind 11 the number two
mllltary power returns to tbe
carnivorous naUonal behavior
of the 19th century. And l.f they
dolt. why abouldn't we?
lloscow makes a false an-
ooun.cement that AI1hanistan ia
beln1 subverted by the CIA aqd
uses this spurious fact u a pre-
tnt foe anoeut.ion. The United
States could dlacover an equally
spurious fact, announce that the
Russians have aubverted Iran.
and aeue the oil fields . After
tbat we can 10 to the Olympu::s
and have• helluva good time.
By Olympic tradition. every
host country ls allowed to in-
trod uce a new sport to the
games It would be fitting if the
Ruaa1ans introduced one called
1obble-1obble. It's one we'd
have little difficulty learnine.
one Wbicb, judging from the pro-
poeals ror creating world·ran&ina •
a.tr. sea and water strike forces, ·
some among us would delight in
playing.
Like all run and games, gob-
ble gobble can be carried too
far 'nlere is the danger that m
some not-so distant Olympiad
there will be only two nations to
show up ror the play
Vehicle Chfi'cks: A Nox-ious Expense
To-the Editor:
This letter la in regard to the
article "St.8te Lawmaken Must
Face Pressure For Vehicle
Checu " <Daily Pilot, H.2-tlD)
State lawmakers really doa't
have to worry, do they? The
"pressure" la on tbe motorist.
Here la our story. one of
many, I'm IJW'e. Recently, we took our 1918
M u1tan1 in for the required
veblcle Inspection. It failed
because lt dld llot bave a
Retroftt Na& Control. We took
the car to two ·'official
mechanics." 9n• .. esUmate"
WU ... tbe other WM .. ..,
husband then went to an auto
supply to parebaae tllle part. Tbe
de.tee COit SM.A lie wu told
that lt would atil1 have to be lest·
ed on tbelr machine, which
would cost approximately $30,
and lt would be cheaper to have
the station do it.
We bad the car ''tlstd." tot.i
cost waa $45.30. The car
·•puaect,•• another S7. The 1l'Ollk
part to this story la that a UM car la EXEMPT from the Nox
device.
WREN QUESTIONED at tbe
Vehicle Inspection Station COD·
cerning this matter we were
told, "the persoo.nel workin1
there was lnexperlenced, tbe Pl
station aaw us comln1, we bad
been taken for our money."
In other words, we should
have known our car waa exempt
even when it failed to pau the
lnsped:kln. Add to WI our hleoft.
venience, lost tlme and the
waste ot auollne to comply witb
mandatory laws set upon us by
the 1ovemment, it wu truly an
enliMhtenin1 and costly ex· pertuce.
Thia it Just another example
of bow our 10Yemment la work·
tn1. It c:ertaiDly la not woR:iDI for tbe "little PJ'• wbo II the
"backbcm" ol un. COU8tly.
.. , ~ls llmple eoD· cel"lllq vebicle In·
1peetbl: llotorllt are.
.1A YN& JOllN8'ION
c arch to put Qll the unauthorized
cars. 1baoks .so much for your
concern
MONA MOISO
E• .. rr••• Tlae9
To the F.dltor
I a P.P I a u d th e P i Io t ro r
publisbin& photo1rapbs or o"r-
fendera of b.andtt~ partine
apaces. U these don't re·
alize the bardsbJs-tbey impo11e
on people wbo really need the
spaces, then I hope the pbotoa
openly embarrua them.
Thank you Piiot. for carln1.
G.D. BALL
Preceet.._
To the Sdltol':
When I visited the remote
stately raoc:h home of my friend
Pocboco Harriet. built 100 yean
a10 Car out on the Ar1entioe
pampes, I aotked a tall l&eel
tower wUb 11'lndln1 atain juttin&
up from the center of the root.
''Wbat'a that for?" I ubd.
••well, In thoae daya." be
replied, "neryone bad to put
them up as watchtowers to
1uard a1ainst maraudtn1 In·
dlans."
Will hiatory repeat, requirin&
all or ua to loatall tbem, wttb
guards, to protect us from the
thup and rapiltl brukina lnto
our bomes ollhtly?
tR.ANKKLOCK SH••• B•atlletlp
To the Editor:
My hearty congratulaUom to
the Dally Pilot (or recently
publlabin1 pictures of un-
authorised vehicles occupy~na
reserYed handicapped Pa.rtinl
1pac•. What a rantuUc way to dll·
couraie ~ Ul11al parkerl
from doln1 the aame. Let'•
make tbla a dally reatunl
Y ou'N wroGI about oae tblq,
however. TbtM lDcon.1lderate
parken an handicapped alllht·
IJ -from tbe neck up!
DAVIDE. FEYK
Tbe bemtitu1 put J UM! ..
Procram it not onb the reduced
price but the attitude of tbe
empioJeea u a whole. of service
and attnitian to tJua croup
ART McKENZIE
l•ere.ae IJ•l•lr
To the Edi.tor:
As a buddlnt boalio1 en·
thusimt ot onb nerqe me.am.
I WU lboeted and saddened to
learn that Oran1e Co•aty
aupenlaon are con1ldertn1 dou.blillia Newport Harbor moor·
lq r-. 'n. supenUon eeem
to haw f~ that ..,._..
meDt ad IOftl'IUDmt~ fadUUea eldat to sene the
public, not •lc•·•eraa. Tbe
harbor t. under public control to
ennre tbat ewe1yoee ha fair
accea to a limited commmlty
rnourae. It 11 not just a 80Uftle
of rewenm to .be callou117 ex·
ploited bJ a Y'OnCloa eounty
1ovemment.
The propoeed fee increase pre-
auma th& all men of bartx>r
f actlltiea are IO weaJtby that a
100 percent fee tncreue will be
tolerated • me.rel)' an I.aeon·
ven.lenee. VllfortmatelJ, tb1I la
not the caM. llaA,J ulJon.are or·
dlDary people ol moderate mew
who ba•e made very real
uertftcaa to be able to tall. It la
these people wbo wlll be hurt by
tbe tncreue . ..., will be blown
rlibt oat ot the water, and wbat
wu once a publle bartior wtU
become an exclUliYe club for tbe
veryrlcb.
ALTHOUGH the county con-
trola only A small number of
moorla1s, lf lt succeeds In
perpetl"at1q WI outrqecu ln·
crease, ...., ~ 1D her)'
harbor wm IOOCl ... u dear. u
increased barbor NYeDues must
be 1eneratect. the .Udlq scale ot
rate bibs~ by tbe Piiot
lD lu NCllll *'*"al wouJd be much man equllahle .
AlthoQO l doa't own a boat,
tb• p~ lacnae se.,. me. It la ~t that Onnp
COGDtJ eltfuu .... n.. tllat
lueb .. ..,.. Ina••• ... ol caa-
e.ra Cotft&7W. aotJ to boat
OWDtn. Tb• illCN&M would
nprwmt • d.aDlf,roal •ttept
on t.bl put OI COUDtl IOft"ll·
ment to unfairly exploit a
LI m 1led reouree operated as a
pubhc: ~t Imagine the ~·
quenc:es tf county parks or city
water supplies were exploited
with such monopolistic greed '
GEORGE PHILLIPS
Si 11pltl Prepesal
To the Editor
Traditionally the general
public auumes tbat their elect·
ed acbool board members (in
this case the board for the
Newpott-llesa Unified School
Oiltrict) are setlin1 policy and
oveneei.nl tbe efficient running
or tbe district.
For approximately 10 years
now many teachers have been
tryt.q to tell the auperintenctrnt,
the adJool board, and cithma ln
tbe eoamumity that our NllUSD
baa been rapidly Jo1in1 lta
berltqe ol quality educatloo,
and dUll there la milma:nap.
ment ol fanda. No one liltened.
P'or tbe 1ut three daya many
teachers Ca 100 percent tUl"D-OUt
at some schools> have made
themselves more obvious to
parentl by conductin1 what ls
called "information picketing"
in front of au schools in the dis·
trict
THE raESENT issue ts only
one of many -only the tip ol tbe
icebers. It repruents the over·
all difterences of opinions
between teachers on one band
and tbe district admlnlstrati6n
OD tbe other. The dJatrict la CUI'•
rutly uklnl for tbe bual pro.
lfam (which offers mu.ale and
play1lcal educatloa loatructklll at
the primary ll"ade level, and tbe
ltbrary-medta center ln-
d!Yiduallled and 1mall 1row> ln·
ltrUeticm) to be dropped.
Wblle at the aame lime (and
once qaiD onlJ oae clear a.am·
plt) tbe superintendent and three Ullltant aupertntendmta
are liven ear allowances of 127$
and '800 per month. Now tbe
~uperlntendent makes around '50,000 per year. Kuat we drop
educaUcnal pro1ram1 clll"edq
ln•olvtq student. wblle tMD!na
the boael ln can? The dlltrirt'I
ptoposal la too stupid and lm·
moral to be worth a damn. No.
wonder teachers are dl1· .. couraaed :Wt.th that type ot dil·
trtet lu4&nbtp and •d•claton· maklq.
-_c __ .,,._....RQQz w-~_.,
al studlet teeeber MU IDah ScbDol
one of two infant polar bean dopted by the
MeltOpolitan Toronto YAO abon her lack of teeth to her ailter u they're held by handler
Dia Devisoo. The baby bean were stven to
the zoo after their mother was sbot by an
Eakimo hunter.
Freeloading
MiceHUnle
At Stanford
STANFORD (AP) -
It costl more than $8,000 a year t.o live and go to
school at Stanford
Univ~rsity . Unless
f
you're a mouse -then
you can Uv e in tbe
dorms for nothing.
Studentl say that field
mice have invaded their
housing, with as many
as 12 in one room.
Cashmere sweaters
have been ruined and
one student says he wu
awakened by a mouse
crawling across his arm
in the middle of the
night.
l "The problem seems r to be especially bad this
year,•• admits Terry
McGovern, housing
facllltles mana1er at
Stanford. "This seems
t.o be the year for the
mouse overpopulation
cycle. They're coming
into the bul.ldinp and
they're eattq anytbinc
they can get ahold of "
M ainteoaoce workers
are trying t.o combat~ problem with traps and
"glue boarda," pieces of
wood covered witb a
sticky aubstance eo that the mice are not
harmed
·Trailways
Cuts Fare
For Elderly
WASHINGTON (AP)
Trailways says it is
reducing Interstate bus
fares by 13 percent for
persons 65 and older.
The flrm calls it an "un·
flation fare" because
the discount matches
the percentage rise in
the cost of llvine in 1.979.
In announcin& the re-duction, .James L. Ker·
ngan, Trallways' chief
executive officer, said
lh1s was the bus com·
pany's flrat atep in a
proanun to help elderly
Americana in their
travel needs.
He said tbat within a
month, the company
~ to extend tbe fan
t.O intrastate routa, aa
individual 1tate1 1lve approval.
Ex-cq» Named
SACRAMENTO (AP)
-A former Loi A.ngelet pollc• ofttoer. Antonio
Amador, baa been
named dWi'man of the
Youtbfol OffeDdera
Parole Board by Gov.
Edm\Dl Brown Ir.
RCA
ColorTrak
19" ._..
BVT 8CIBNTl8T8 SAY thil ta
mudl man tbaD a few 7ean .,., and
lboald ., JJP u people reallae tbe ~dist be checked. AltboaCb DO ODe knows bow many Ameriam contract STD each year,
the number ia in , the mUllona.
Wiesnll aid there are more than 10
mllllon STD visita t.o private docton'
olftees and public VD clin1cs each
year. and the flcure doesn't include
bolpltala and private ellnlca.
\CLOSE
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the~ get stmller ••• INSTANTLY!
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· DEAR PAT: I am p1a.nn1nc to uve a awim· mtns pool built at my bouae tbla 1prta1. A
IHliCllbor meatlooed to mt that be'd Ned about a
OeY law that affeeta 1wimm.lna pool eoatracta. Do
JOU ltnow anytb1q about Ulla!
l'.P., Cc.ta II••
1'11111 mew law <ABU.> &r9ahn U.. a.,g c... eetd••• np.l.U.1 ti llrada,. ......... ,..a ~ .. &a.. c.&nct.t Ueeaee Law ta &he......_, ... Pnl...._. c..le, ud rntw
tk paym• adlleftle. 'fte MU reqldres a ''paJ·U· JH·•o" paymnt eeltedale, wlalu la deslped co
prevent • dbpropertlolla&e amom1t ol the pool
puclluer'a paym•ta fnm betaa paid Wore a
1peclfted amoaat of tile eoMl'ad work la falfUJed.
Tiie bill a18o preYldea &laat • YiolaUoa of uy of
t•e blll'a pnvtsleu la• mlademeuor palalaable
bJ Ible or lmprt1011meat or ....... Th bW a18o la· creaaes the 1wlmmla1 pool c:ea&raclOn' Uteue
boad from SZ,511 to Sit, ....
C...~r Gro11p Noi Olde••
DEAR PAT Is Con1umera Union the oldest
qJMUmer or1aniution in the country? A frieod ol
&)l.lnd told me this when be not.iced that I subscribe
this product-testing magazine f G.C., Fountain Valley
1o You frtead ll Dot as weU laformed u ~
IMH1 be la. Couamen UDloe ll the Jarseet •· •m•Uoa of It• type, bat tt La tbe letODd oldest ...
4epeadent product·tet&1a1 or1••lsaUee.
IAl ... c.-. ...........
O!:AJl PAT: f 'vt DOUeed \bat IRS la very anx·
Jou.a tor to die pn·printeod, peel-off ad·
dre11 . _ • tu J'tWr'DI, SiDC9 I'm ~
poMd to cooperat. bJ U1 . tbt label, I'd like IRS
to tell t what all tbe 1etten and numbers on the
label meu. They loot llte • MCret code to me.
P'.D., Colla 11 ..
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SeeertQ ... ber, ldntUles &M eomiet aeeeat a.
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THE SOVIETS ON WEDNESDAY vehemently
denied they bad any desilJls on Yugoslavia.
d espite what the official news agency Tass called
"differences in approach" to some world issues.
The Tass report accused the Western press of
"crude, provocative and false," claims that the
Russians had any anti· Yugoslav intentions.
Tito heads a nine·man state presidency. The
other eight members serve five·year terms and
are elected by Yugoslavia'• six republics and two
autonomous provinces.
All eilhl meml:ers are close to nto. A rotation
system detennlnes whose representative takes his
turn In a one.year term as vice president -the of.
ricer who would succeed Tito aa president lf
neceaeary
TITO'S SYSTEM OF COLLECTIVE AND
limited leaderabip ia apeclftcally deatped to ptt·
ftDt Jadlvkluals from bulldiai penonal power and to ... ,.,..,..., jealouatel mMI •pedal lnt.....&a
ln a cocmtr1 wbole people speak three official
languages, use two alphabets and observe three
main reliC)ona. 1'llb utioa of 20 mtl1'on, about the she of Tex·
as, •• creai.cl after W orkl War I u a nault of
the breakdown ot the A\Wtro-Huncarian Empire.
Ila CllMIDl'OM"t republics are based mostly on ethnic
dlvti\clm. nto baa muaaed to bold tocetber a COWttry wbose dtizena killed each other in large numbers
Statisticians
To Meet at UCI
Dr. Benjamin Zweifach, professor of
bioengtoeertnc at UC Sao Diego, will be tbe auest
speaker at a dinner meet.log of the Southern
California chapter of the American Statistical As·
sociatklO at UC lrviff Jan. 24
Zweifach will speak on "lmace Processing or
Small Blood Vessel Patterns in Patients with
Diabetes."
The meeting will be held in the Univenity
Club CJD campus beginning with a social hour at 6
p.m. DlDDer will follow at 7 p.m. Zwieifacb will
speak at 8 p.m.
The talk ia open to the public without charge.
Cost for the dinner ls t8 for 1eneral admisaloo and
$6 for st•ldeata. ReservaUom can be made by call·
log 833-QSl.
United Way Aid
Earns Gratitude
The <>ranee Cowlt,y ~ ot the American
Heart AAoclatlod WW preeeat an award to Carl 'a
Jr. PniAdeDt Carl Karcher durlng a ceremony at
tbe South Cout Pilla Hotel in Costa Mesa. Feb. 9.
K.arcber, 1eneral chairman of the United Way,
wblcb funds the Heart Aaaoclatlon, will receive the
"From 'l'be Heart" award for his fund·rai&ln& ef·
fort.a .
Teem Take Whipping
OOLDSBOao. N.C. (AP) -When tbe Judie P•• two te.-.,.... &be optMm ol Jail or a wbip-lllnl, .. ,... dme to .. UMlr ticb. One at
them '°' Id.I rllht ln tlae eoartroom -ad· mint .... w 111111 ~ wttb a bell bor· rowed trom ... ., •. .
'"'!'be boJ beat over ad the srudmolber ni8i4 blm. SM barned ldm up, too. Sbe did. ..
IUI ~ din Karen Bennett ol the evtnta ln the • .,.. O>anU DS.IU1et eourvoom,
,,.. nf.rtna ~ 1 .. year~ BickJ ArUt ot
Plkn:We, WbO bad pleaded sutltY to reslatina ar-
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DEFENSE MINISTEa GEN. NIKOLA
Ljubicic, 83, 11 a close friend of Tito. Even
1.Jubldc, however, ls supposed to be rotated out of
bia job in two yean.
Despite artumenta tbat tbe system of in·
terlodd.ng interests and .)Olnt responsibilities will
work, some Western experts suspect it won't or
that It will at leul have difficulties.
It ii arfUed that regional pressures could
slr-1.D ll and that a.ew political figures w1U emerge
who want more power than Tito would have al·
lowed.
•111EY'RE LOY AL TO TITO, loyal to the
s ystem." one diplomat says or figures like
Kolisevski and Doronjsld ''None of them has any
private political charisma."
Tito bas said It will work
"l can go any day," he once said. "and
nothing will change.''
you ,,.... wllll llled. cau u r~ .,., -*" Tarkey pta ...•...•...•.......... 1.49 ea.
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· seriet ol stop •=ca-~ by the • America Luna doa ad <>ranee Coun·
· ty Public Health and lledleal Sea view. a ... wm meet two lll&bta a weet trom 1
p.m. t.o 8 p.m. Tbe llnt~ wW be held at.
Cypnu Hl&b Sc:bool ln cm ~ and
Tbundaya, Jan. 22 tb.roalb .... u.
The lecoad procram will be beld at Riftl'Tlew
Hospital lD Santa Au, 1Weda.p ad Tbanda.ya
. Feb. 1t tbrouab 11arda JI. Cal a.a Pullenoa will
boat the ftna1 M'lel llcmdQI ad 'l!mrldQa, Feb.
2$ tbrouab llarda lJ. ..
' For 1Dfonn.allan, call &be IUlll aaodation lD
'Santa Ana at ~LUNG.
·"TBE cavx WILL .. -..-t11e
people wtll support a return t.o re--
ctatraUan for Mlecti•e eentce."
LUDCNa Aid be bu Pl t IGted the
posaiblUty ol nd.Dltitutiq tbe drllft lD
moet ol hia two-county a~
and bu received m1ud rfl8Ctioa lD
retmu.
Tbe lut 8ouM Tote for a rtbD'D t.o
draft nc,iltratklll failed .. ,.... by
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PATTERSON <AP> -Alter trylns everything
from abotgun uaaulu to
rubber' makes, off1clab
here don't know bow to
cope with l>l1eon.s that
have dirtied city streel.5
and ruffled the feathers
of some townsfolk .
Tbe pigeon problem
. was noticed about a
• year aao when the birds
• began to l"008t in palm
trees that c\rcle the
center of town
A.Fl'ER MONTHS of
discussion. the City
Council told Police Chief
• Louis Ruddick to or-
ga,nize a "finng squad '·
And, oo two recent oc-
casions, the chief sent a
squad of shotgun-totin~
officers into town with
• orders to "shoot to kill "
Ruddick also serves
as animal control of-
. ficer
·'There's only about
400 or them, but hell,
we're only a tiny town.
When you take those 400
bards and put them over
our few bwldrngs. they
make a heU of a mess,"
he added in an interview
Wednesday.
RUDDICK'S MEN
Report Near
Completion ·
L4"90N"8 ANNOVNCU&N'I' CAii lD ,...
ply Lo qu.tklna puaed to hlm after ~man
Robert Bad.bam, R·Newport Beach, auerted that
tbe FAA wu simply goln& to lClt the matter die
wit.bout completing il.5 anvestlcaUon or laauln1 a
report.
Tbe probe was announced in February 1979
after CootiDeotal Atrhnea and Frontier Airlines
complained they were bem& cbscriminaled a1a1nst
becauae I.hey were being denied leases at lhe coun -
ty airport.
At the time, Cont10eotal held a route aulhonty
to fly from Orange County to Seattle. Frontier waa
an applicant for route aulhonty between Orange
County and Lu Vegas .
111.AT ROUTE IS STILL PENDING before the
Civil Aeronautics Board which is working on an
environmental impact study of any additional
routes out of Orange County's facility.
County officials, in opposing the discrimina-
tion charge, were joined by representatives of the
City of Newport Beach, Air Caltfornla, Hughes
Airwest and the state Department of Transporta-
tion.
They contended that lhe dtscnminat10n, af it
exists, is not intentional, but is the result or limited
space in the airport facility as well as environmen-
tal constraints based on the level of noise generat-
ed by current airport operations.
IN HEARINGS CONDUCTED IN Apnl by
Lawson, the issue that emerged was the question
of the ability of airport propnetor.; to maintain
control of their facilities in bghl of the 1978
Airline De·regulatlon Act
The law was aimed at easing the ability of
airlines to take on new rout~. but the measure's
insistence that routes be granted to any fit and
walling applicant as at odds with constraints such
as those found al the John Wayne Airport, accord-
ing to county officials.
During the Apri• testimony. officials from Con-
ti nenlal and Frontier denied they saw any
space constraints in the airport and indicated the
current level of approximately 40 ~mmercial jet
flights a day -now divided between Air Cal and
Airwest -be shared among as many airlines as
hold routes to Orange County.
~;__~~~~~~---.
C.11642-5171.
. bageed 72 birds, but the
sight of patrolmen
perched on the library
steps with s hotguns
hasn't won the favor of
many of the city's 4,000
residents. Neither bas R tari•
the shooting. 0 ans The councilmen heanf
Put • tew word•
to work for ou.
that toy snakes could be N • u~ed to scare off the om1nate pigeons. So they sent
Councilman John Rahos
. to Marty's General U OP Chief Store to gel some of the
rubbery reptiles. EVANSTON. Itl CAP>
RAMOS PLANTED
the snakes m strategic
locations atop the Hotel
del Puerto, where a re-
g ion al meetmg of the
League of California
Cities is scheduled to-
day
At first. a few pigeons
spotted the snakes and
took off for the palm
trees. But, within a few
days, the problem
seemed worse than
ever.
-The president of the
University of the Pacific
an Stockton , Calif.,
Stanley E. McCaffrey,
has been nominal~ to
head Rotary Interna-
tional from 1981 lo 1982.
The worldwide service
assocaation·s nominal·
Ing committee un -
animously selected
Mccaffrey at a meeting
at the organization's
headquarters here.
If no additional
nominations are re·
ccived from any of the ••THERE MUST be 18,400 Rotary clubs m
800 of them up on the more than 150 countries
roof. There's a herd of and geographical re-
them1" joked Ramos. glons by March 15,
"We nave to do some McCaffrey's election
thing. I'm on of the would be unanimous al
councilmen up for re-the annual convention
election this year " scheduled for June in
The council con-Chicago.
sadered the use or If elected, McCarfrey
special feed to make the wtll serve as president-
bi rds sterile, thereby elect and direclor of
prevenline future Rotary International
hatchings. But, Ramos during the coming year
doesn't think the reed and assume the office of
idea would work . president July 1, 1981.
In the meantlme, city He would succeed Fin-
officlala bave given up nish Rotarian Rolf J .
on trying to get rid of Klarich. president for the birds before the 1980-81
leaue meeting. They juat ,...----· ------
hope teaaue officials re· act kindly when they If your anchor's away
find out what is being rou can find a new on• n the Boating served for dinner: classifieds of the O.lly
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onnghlood Gets Bis Due . ; . .
,,,,,, (Not Jae ) HOB Been an Underdog HU Entire career
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But eWl\ u Ille •Pok• tbeN wu a weartnou ln bJa ~. Del betnc a Pro Bowl ae1eetlofl for
UM time. rudllY ad.mill lut aeucm <wbeo be bad.~ and U UillU) WU ~. Tbts "
1ear. in fact. b1a nwnben (50 t.KkJll, 23 &Mll:ta)
bardlr ciompu"9.
'ftNd ilDd ab.auated from tbe k>nl MUOD, be 11•• Omldl Ray Mala•at t.be credit ror teeptq
the &Mm toptbel'.
••1 KNOW EVS&YBODY bu aald we'tit an UD·
11.lteb' team to be here," be say11. "But we're Just
u talented u anyone.
"I like what Ray bu done with tb1.a club, and I
Uk• wartdni for blm. I'm ldUalb" • Raf llalavat
fan. Re bu a lood l"Q1M)rt with tbl ~en and
treats ua llb ft"n ~eaaion1I•."
M the toplc turned to wbat tbe e&MU bad to
say about tbe Rama chanca. Vouqbloo4 ltarted
to1ain3 "If else. we're to 10 out aDd
show people y're WTODI at:f us." says Jim.
"We may be a Cinderella story but I think that
mates you try harder. 1 know we're suppoaedly
playtnc the best, but you better' tell them to briq
their hmcbel became lt's Pill to be an all da1
job."
wrrB BIS EllOTION8 arouaed, YOUD1blood
continued.
"l doa't really care if the ram boo•· Tbe ram
get apolled to tb1.a town. You So tbrou&b a seuoa
wtth a lM record and 1tlll wtn your cllvisioo and
they act like, 'Well. wbat baYe yoa dooe for me
lately.' '
"I don't know wbat tbele people want. I know
the bo9t la full ner aanee we ·beat Tampa a.y. A
lot of thoee people an toyaJ ram apd tbey know
wbo they are . . . ad tbe doubters bow who they •
are, too." 1
In cban1ln1 tbe aabJect to Plttabur1b. 1
Youngblood calmed down a lfWe-but not much.
"'l'be)' (Pittlbuf'lh> don't ba•e a weak spot on
their raster-and not too IDUU' teama can aay
that.•· says the Tenneuee State p-edu.t.e.
"'Al.80 <TDaY> ISUD&llAW ll u l'OOd as
anybody to play the 1ame. But, I tbiDk you can
rattle D.'f quarterback. All you bave to dq ill keep
him mavtna. ··1 feel oar whole team matcbea ap well with
them, especlally ou.r offense and tbetr defenae.
"Yau lr:now, I whb we were 20-potnt un-
derdop. 1 alway1 play harder when I'm an UD·
dentot."
Jim Yountblopd bu been playi.nl bla enl.lre
NFL career in that capacity. Super Sunday won't
be any different.
Shaki .. ' Your Rammy Whammy Size Key
lnl.akers'
Victory
tly IOllN 81" ANO oe .. Dlltr ..... ....,
Miami bu ill bandkercbiefa, Houston
bas ill cardl and Pittabureb bu lts
towels. And now, the Rama have their
own towels, too.
It's called the Rammy Whammy and
the idea was concocted by Michael
Rivard, a salesman for a radio station
in Los Angeles.
The two feet by eight inch towels are
selling at the Broadway for $4 and will
be sold at the Rose Bowl Sunday.
THE RAllMY WHAMMY ahown
above la one of the 400 orilinal copies
with SUper Bowl XIV wrlttm oo it. 1be
other copiee bad to bave that erased.
thouah, beeau.ae tbe NFL a.ad Com·
mlaaianer Pete Rozelle passed an edict
baninc the use ol the lnaiplia, 1tatin1
tbat WM tbe sole propert1 ol the NFL.
Wbammya are available for tau wbo
want to wave them and put the wham·
my on AUabur&b and their "Terrible Towell.••.
Following are the directiona that
come wttb tbe towel on bow to use it:
CAUTION: Read your operalin& ln·
atn.tctioDI with care before attemptln1
to use the Rammy Whammy. It ls best
used in critical muationa. Overuse may
cause a temporary power drai.o!
The Rammy Whammy appean to be
a simple towel but its powen are ac·
tivated wbm touched by the hand ol a
Ram'a fan. U Uled properly, tb1.a power
can be awesome! It will be the force
that carries the Rama to victory in the
Super Bowl You are the key to ttl sue·
cess. Follow the instructiona and the re-
sulll can be apellbtodinl confusion for
the ofteme or d«eDM of the oppoalq team ,_
t. 'l1IE GENEllAL WAVE -IJ'UP
your RammJ Whammy with thumbs
and foreftngen al both top COM)ers,
boldinl it like a banner. Wave it in a fannine motion. (This can be a nice ex·
perteooe for the person in frool ol you
oo a wann day.)
z. THE INTIMJDATO& -fold the
Whammy lengthwi.le. Bunch the cloth
to1etber in either band you wt.ab to
"whammy" with. Wave tbe Rammy
Whammy in a vteoroua back and forth
motion as if pointinl your finier at
someone lD an intimidating manner.
(Thia ii perfect for a fourth and ooe situa-
tion.)
3. THE WlllllLEY BDlD -bold your
Wbam.my at OM ed ad waw tt m •
circular motlo• above yoa.r bead.
PleHe be carefRJ wben ui.DI the
whlrlef bird ll)ie. U )'IOlll' fe.t becill to
leave tbe eromd. aliow down yow' •••·
inl for• aafe laoct•n1.
4. ALTDNATE lJ8B8:
a. Wl&UI a sweaty brow dunq a
close 1ame on a BO de pee day
b. CleGiDI tile mustanl out fll
your mmtacbe.
c. Dulttnf the peanut abel.ll oil
your seat.
d. Dabblnf the tean ol joy from
your eyes aft.er beating Pittsburib ln
the Super Bowl ••• Rivard •tlmates that only 17 .ooo
Rammy Wbammys will be anilabl9 for
Ram fans who want to wave them oo
SuperSwday
Who Is Steelers' MVP?
Sm:rnn? Bradshaw? No, It'& Stallworth
BJ DAVE CVNNINGILUI
Ol .. Dllltr ......
Tbtnk of a PiUaburlh receiver, and you lm·
mediately tblnk of Lynn Swann-araceful.
acrob9tic, leaplq to steal tbe ball out of the
clutcbel of a eomerback and fallin1 into the end
JODe.
But when the Steelers were wtinC for their team MVP thia aeaaon, they didn't write SWann'a
name. Tbey didn't write Franco Harri.I or Terry
Bradshaw. either.
Tbey wroU the name Jotm Stallworth.
.,TBAT WAS •Oal!: DIPOSTANT to me tblD
anJ1,btnc elle that'• bas,i::-s this year," .. ,.
Stallwartb. "ft'• beUc' any award from the
writers Gr tbe wire sentees.
"'dy teammates tDow ~ about me,"
Stallwartb aid. "They Me me every dQ and they
know all~ fralltiel. For tbem to stncl• me out u
lbOlt vahaable Clll a team that bu IO ma111 ft.lua.
bl• . playen. well. It juat mean.a more than an1UllDI elM could. ••
OAKI..AND <AP> -Coadl AJ
AWes eou.ldn't complain that his
Go&den State Warriors were out
played ln their latest losa.
Outreached and outmuscled
maybe, but not outplayed.
..IT WAS a matter of slu,"
aaid Attae., wboee team fell 9'7·96
Wedoe1day nl&bt to the Los
AD&e• Laken and their am-
prasive front.court talent .
Jama al Wilkes. the 6·6
forward who beaao bU National
Basketball Aaaociation career
wltb the Warriors , Jed the
Lakers wtth 'Z7 points, while 6-9
Spenc er Haywood and 7·2
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar bad 2S
apiece.
The victory moved the Lakers
to within 1~ 1ames or first-place
SeatUe lD the Pacific Division
race.
•"l'llAT ONB PUTS u.s over
~ oo the road, too. We're 13-12
DOW. We beat a IOOd W anion
team. 'lbeJ'" played well in
enry iame a1alnst us this aeaaoo, aaid Paul West.bead,
the La.ken' Interim bead coach.
''Wltb Spencer and Jim l Cbonea, aa well aa Kareem
wbo'1 JUlt awesome, there isn't
a lot ol pnaure on me," aaid
WU.U., wbo bit oo 10 of 1'7 field
eoaJ 'UelDpta and la lbootinc •
perall& °"" ..... lut u 1ame1. Goldia State forward Purvis
Shert ICClnd • polntl, .. be
waa tbe .a, urter to bit for
mon tbMI 10. StartiDI emter
Robert Partab, wbo Sot Into foul ~early, and backup center
CUttOrd Ray bad Just six poilrta
Qleee.
AB~ABM.ll ecoam 10
polnta in tbe ftAa1 period, and bi.I
"'" tbrow wttb 1:" left the Laten ahead to atQ, at .....
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lbe '• ll'lldualb • ace\llt aeM to k. •• c.aa and ftft tn..-.-tWr lllMdl Mid ck· and·; MlllMIU pe1ated • • a 1bow ~ ~ tcW UM Stee , WW. melt the ._...., 1a BOwl XJV.
• • puab t.be Steelen all tM •AJ/ Mid Sid Snyder,
UOCblr fu wttb a &)ol.aJ toppt°' "We're boptq for 11 heloseta by &mc11y."
$Qydel'. 0, aa uailWlt dUef Ill 1uburban North Irwin
Volunteer n... Departmat. Mid U.. ltuD1 wu a llfbl· hearted sesiure ... I'm Ju.at dmq um ror tun ...
"~)'OU walk. people Just'° eruy.'' be Nld,
cbuckJin8. A amootb coverinl ol a water-baled outdoor bouae
palnt dips low over Slayder'a rortibead aod coven bit earw. A
criap, sold stripe divides the "helmet" and the three
lrian&lm <JI the steeler emblem ride above one eu. Snyder ad~ Terr7 Bndlba•'• No. 11 1mack dab lD the ol bla fonbeecl. .
palDt 1ta11 cm GDl7 a few dQI before tbe mee peel tt
off and out on a fneb coat. NODt NDOl1ed be..Sacbel or other trou&le from the fanq topptap, UICf lidded they conaulted doc:-
tonftrlt.
But would the helmets help Ptttaburab beet Loe An1elea?
"They'd beUer," said Joe 'l'optab, b, °"1»er ot a tavern
wbere the six put their beadl tosetber WedDeMay.
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San Diego pltcber ...._ D'Aeqal.ste. on tbe 10-JeU',
$20 million contract teammate Dave WtnfleJd ii re-
portedly seeking: ··u lae 1eta that kind of m0091, tr•~
inl to hurt all the other pp oo our team and that'•
bound to cause disMmk>n. Any guy mlkhll u mucb ..
Sl million a year is set for life. Why woulcf be waat 911J more., ..
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Denver, oonnalJy one ot the National Buket·
ball Aalociation's better t.eama, contiJlmd to have
it.a problems, droppin1a117·• dedUon to Indiana
Wednesday night. James l:dwardl hit for 21 point.a
to lead the Pacers over the Nue1eta, who have lost enen
straight and 15 m a row oo tbe road ... J.U• Bntq•a 2S
polota paced streaking Pbiladelpbla to a 121-110 verdict over
Portland. The 76ers have caDtured six 1trailht, 10 of their
last 11 and 20 or 23 ... Kansas City
notched a key 112·108 win over Milwaukee
as Blll Roblulne bit the winnin1 bucket
with 25 aeconda remaininl. Tbe Klnp win
increased their Midwest Divilioo leactover
Milwaukee to three 1ames ... Nate
Arclllbald tallied 22 polnta, 20 com1q ai
the free throw line, to trtuer Boetoo's
114-lCM 'Win over Chicago ... Lloyd Fne
made it nine straight games over 30
point.a, bucketinl 33 .. Sao Dieeo edled
Atlanta, 111-108. The Clippers ha!• cap-
mowuos tured sis coo.aecuUve 1ames . . . Pboen1x
pU!Jed out a lLS-108 wlD over Utah u Trl9d lloblaem acored
27 oolnta and Pa.a WalNal added 23 ... Mike NewU. made
30 pointa and New Jersey dropped Houston, 122·112. ~Bar
ry hit his 25,000 point in the aecood quarter ... Denver an·
oounced star guard Dntd 111om..-. who bu missed aeYen
games with a bnaiaed heel, will have bis left foot put in a cut
and be out of action from three to six weelta . . . The stress
(racture on BUI Waltoa'1 left foot, blamed for keepina him off
Che basketball Door slnce early 1978, ls bealinc since be added
more f111b and beans to bi• diet. A specialist in Sao Dieao said w al too 's refusal to eat red meat hurt the bealina proceaa.
The food.II now <fiab and beam) haw helped fill the deficien-
cy. Walton la expected back with San Diego in a couple of
weeks . . . For the second atraipt year, SeatUe Coach LellaJ
WIJkeu will coach the Western Conference All·atan. .......................
Boston started rut and ftmkbeG With a flOurtsb Iii while downlna Quebec, 3·1, in National ' Hocll~f League acUon Wednelclay Dl&bt. TerTJ o•a.wy scored 12 seconds into the pme and akll
lllclclw. btoke a Ue with four minutes left to play for the Bruim ... Peee llaboYUdl ICOl"ed twice and set up another
aoal to span l>eUott to a 6-1 victory over Colorado ... Ed·
mouton notcbed lta thlrd road win in 20 outinp th1a aeuoo
with a 5-2 deda1oo over bapleu W ublqtoa. Tbe Cultall lost
for tbe 2Stb tlme Ulla HUOD .•. Wlnnlpe1 1alfered lta
aeventh 1traiabt road lou, falllne to the New Yon Rana•ra.
4-1. The Jet.a are the leap'• weakest offensive team and
they aquandered .even power play opportunities uainlt New York ... Pllt.abW'lb raUlea on UUl'd penod &~ala bY. •arto
Faabert and Peter Lee and defeated Toronto, M. DUTJI &tl·
tier of Toronto tallied three times, &lvinl him Hvtm 1oall ln
• the i..t ftve same. •.. Minnesota scored four times in the flnt period and went on to blalt St. Louis, 7·3 ... Montreal
.rained ita ftftb strallbt win, trouociq Cbica10 S-1. G111
Laflev netted tu.I 33l'd and 34tb loala of the MUOD. . .
Atlanta behind Kn& NU.-'• HCOOd aoal of tbe 1ame on a
power play, and rookie 1oalle Pat atula'• defeoH, stopped
Vancouver, $-3.
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World cb.ampton 1taten Tai Bablloala and • &aMJ Gudller wW be OD their toel tonipt duriDI
their srueUna f,...Uat. procram after a mlltake
in the abort Dl'OIJ'UD coat them a few POin~
not the~ tbe Nin eompetiUoa cl tbe U .s. l'llW"8 Skat.
lna Cbampicmab!p. TbitJ ..... with 71.10 pol.at.a. In the Mllior I.al• abolt propam, LW8 l'raaa-ii fa.....S to wln,
<hoqb lbe ii apected to be cballeqed by lonner Garden
Gro•• raldeat 1"'a·Mute A.o. .
~·--Followtnv .,.. the top IPOtt:l •vents on TV tot11ght. R.tlnos
•re: ''''excellent; '' 'wontl w.tchlng; / ./fair;' foroet It.
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aD41 u,. hruRA, IM>me of tbe tap. ··r~toritalee.
.... 'tpla.J that bad_b. BUf.
falo ... YerJ ,diadpUMd a.em .
aDd •• dldD'tllave many c~ lD a U&bt4*ckl04 •am•. ''be..W WedlMtda)'DIOtaltMUM .....
took a •·I National Hoeke>'.
LeapevktoryoverUae llnp. But, edded Berry. •-n.e lee waa
torrlble =bt The Forum 1bould be . We never abould
havelcellkethat."
avn.u.o AISOCIATE coach
Rocer NlellcG, wbo aaw Rick
Dudley ftre 1D two &oala ror the
Adams Divfaloa-leadin1 Sabrea,
was 1D aareemeot with Berry on
one ofbla point.a.
•'It wu a IOOd road w1D for us,''
Hid Nle19on, ••Our cbecterw d:ld a
iob andOW'KONl'9 did, too."
Tbe victor)' enabled Buffalo
to anap a seven-game home ice
victory strlns by the Kin1a and
gave the Sabres a record of
29· 12·3, the moet victorie1 in the
NHL.
Tbe Jou dropped the ltJ.qa to 20-u.a. four pomt.a beMOd the
Noma dlviaion-leadlnt llOntnaJ
Canadiem and a •lntle point alaead ol plttabuflb.
THE SECOND or Dudley's
1oala came durlq a 2~·1 break
a1ain1t Kin11 1oalie Mario
Lessard Derek Smlt.b shot a pua
to Dudley, wborifiedithomefrom
20 feet to beat Lelaard for wbt
proY.ci to be the winnl.nc toal .
Each t.eam scored one IOAl
apieee in the flnt two periods.
Dudley and smtth rammed bome
1oall for tbe Sabres. For Loe
An1ei. Butch Gori.a& ac:ored an
UD ... llted IOaJ when Ile Uated in
alone oa aoilie Don Edwards with
8:03 remalnta1 in the ftnt period,
and defenaeman Barry Glbbs
scored from 35 feet early in the
second stanza
After Dudley's UUrd period
coal, the Sabres added an in·
1urance tally when Craig
Ramqy acored bl.a 13th 1oa1 or
the aeaoooo a breakaway.
F,... P,.,,. Bl
STEELER •..
without club permillioo, to ftibt
a legal battle in San Franciaco.
He alleged police brutality stem·
mlng from a 1974 traffic incident
and filed a S2million1aW1uiL
When reporter1 queationed
Swarm about bis abcsence from
camp, he announced, "I have re-
tired.~·
8W ANN FINAU Y reported to
camp three weeks late, and
Coach Chuck Noll aald, "He's
not Lynn Swann yet. Rlpt now.
he's juat another 1uy named
Lynn."
After 14 1amea, be sUll wun't
L)'llft Swann.
"l haven't been havin1 a very
1ood year," he admitted alter
eatchin& two touchdown puses
to help the Steelen beat the
Ben1ab, 37-17. "Maybe people
are aayloa, 'Where la Swann?"'
Forbmately fOf' the Steekn.
tbe real Lynn Swann wua't
oeceuary for tbem to reach the
Super Bowl-as long u they bad
the real John Stallworth.
Drag Racing
Set Saturday
HOCKEY/8AsKETBALL/FOOTBALL
~ AP ........ GOAi.Ji! MARIO LE,.,_ OP THe KINGI IS IURROUNDIQ APTER BLOCKING SHOT.
Sailors 'Love' It, 69-62
Reserve Sparks Newport Harbor Yictory
81 aOGEaCA&LION °' .. ~""' ..... Mike Love came oflthe beocb to
live Newport ~rbor Hl1b'1
SaUon the boost they needed
Wednesday oiabt as vlslttnc
Ediaon fell, 8M'2..
Love and Bruce Caldwell did a
little of everyth.J.ng to belp the
Sailors attain their opemn~
Sunset League ba~ketball vic-
tory.
IT WAS LOVE who took
cbar1e late in the aecood quarter
to turn back an Ed.laon threat.
Aod lt waa Love who acored rrom
20 feet and from 10 feet, pnor t.o
Bill Yardley's comer shot with
two aecrmda left in the ball.
That rave tbe Sal&on a 38-34 lead and the upper band for the
balance or the game as Edi.Son
was unable to retake the advan·
tage the rest of the way. al't.er a
first half wtuch saw the score lied
or the 1ead change hands 11 llmes
• 'Tbe cbar1e M 1ke took m the
second quarter reaJly fired us up
at halltlme, •' sa.id Newport Coach
Jerry DeBusk "He aot leveled.
but It really lnspared ua He just
played really weU in a tough aitua·
tJon , abootJn& from the field, at
the free throw ltne and with bis
ba II bandll.o1."
LOVE FINISHED wltb 11
point., while Caldwell, Ln addition
to h1a defense and rebouodlna. scored 20points
Yardley and Bryan Liuky
added a dozen count.en apiece as
the Sailors broke to a 5SH7 lead
before Edi500 chipped away 111
the lat.eat.a1ea.1ettin& u cla.e as
6S-e2 wilb 14 aeconda left.
Edboo cal.led Ume out at that
point and Ed1aon Coach Barry
Lei&b ordered bis team to foul
with the hope a miss at the free
throw lloe would• 11ve the
Cbar1en a chance.
Love took a pus and was even·
tually fouled with el&ht tick.a left
and converted both abola at the
free throw line to a alt It away.
Overall the Sailors con.neeted
on 50 percent of 54 ahota from the
field, while Edison managed 45.3
percent (24 of 53).
"YOO BA VE TO RAND IT to
Newport,'' said Lelp. "They Just
sbot the lipta out on U1. But tbia is
only 10 ~rceot of the season. win
orl~.·
Fn>et Leads AIA
To 97 .95 Victory
SACRAMENTO -Athl-.. ln
Action ral.Md lta oYeraU ~
to 22·11 Wedneed.11 nlaht wttb a
97·75 vlc\ofY at Sacraaiento
State tn ablblUoa buketbeU.
Dan Prolt. WU AIA 'I leadln&
ICOIW .. th 17 poiQU, •
Atbletel la AcdoO traftla to
S&oux Qt1, Iowa next tor a Mon·
cS.y clalb at Bitar CW! eon •.
It's true, tbe e>pener amounted
to 10 percent of tbe leaaut'• 10
sames. buUor\,beSaUon, It wu a
&iant step in tbe rt&bt direcUon,
especially ln Ueu of the fad title
favorite llariu and dan1eroua
Huntinetoa Beach were upended
Ed.iaoo bad only one ai.plficant
tud. at 30-25 with 2·50 left tn lbe
second penod as Richard Chang
con vertc..'<f a three point pl a}
But Caldwell an.swerf'd w1lh a
dnv1D1 layup and added a frt~
throw. then Yardley tied it with an
ms a de bucket at the 2. 05 mart
EDISON Ill.ADE one more run
at Newport witb Rick
Da8emardo's offensive rebound
and buclKet and Keith Banks' two
free .throws with seven aecoods
left, but the Satlon1 had Love's
two buck.eta and YardJey'a coe-
necUoo Wlth two t.Jck& rema.ln.lng
to ga10 the upper hand
The two teams were even on
turnovers (17ap1tte1 and De Busk
said en edditaonal tummg point
for ht!! winners was in the
backcoun. where Mal Durkee
w a:-. nperalmg under pressure
EdtlK>n had trouble getllng the
ball wide t.o 6-5 Mark Boyer
through three quarters, but the
tactic worked well 10 the late
.,L-.ges Chang wru. Edison's lead
mg scorer wtth 14 points, foUowed
b) Bo>er (12) and Banks <10 >.
• Replays Nixed
Rozelle Cites Problems
8y BOWAaD L. BANDY °' -°"*',..,,.,... LOS ANG EL~ -The instant
replay will not be uaed 10 the
NaUooal Football 1Aa1ue to beJp
official.a make a final Jud&l"DC!Dt
for aome tune to come. accordlnc
to Comm.isaioDet' Pete Rozelle.
"We did aoane research wtth
lnataal replay aalna lelevtuoo ~•meru and l'rews In 1978,"
Rozelle says. "Tbeo lut spring
the matter wu La.ken up at our
annual meettna.
"OV& BIGGEST CONCUN
w u that it could not be ac·
compl.labed with cooaiatency
For exams>M. a rntew of a ft1m
CODcendq a play for ooe team
provea lDcooc(Ullve a.ad tben la
oo cbanp made.
•• ,,_,later in the same, t..beft
ii a call fw the other team and
the camera bu a perfed picture
and the nal1q ll cban1ed. Would
lt be fair to make a cbanae ln
favor ol ooe team and not the
other?
"It would botl down to bow
1ood your cameramen were and
from wbat -aqle they abot the
picture.
"WE LOOKED INTO the
poaalbWty ol aett1n.I up OW' own
cameras and found several
ne1athea. One, we would have
to train 1' CNWIJ.. or at leut a mlnimum ol 10. we ftpred tbe
coat for tbl1 to be In the
nelpbarbood ot l50 mJWon for
the flnt , .....
"Not CIDI ol our. clubt WUt•
ed to do dda. ,,.., all felt tbat
one club 1bould not benefit
becauee ol • aooct ~ _,.. and tbe other be penalised
became It dldD't bH• the same
typeol_...ale.
··~ nDlan ta UM S--S box WOClld ·lllake our 1amn
toa1er. It Jmt lln't fealbiit to do an~ about tt now ... i.::.£~--:c ba!p!!! ....., aboWI a
I
penalty bad been committed on
a touchdown play but 1t wun'l
called., Do you ull th~ penalty
rrom the instant replay and
era11e the play., ..
aozELLE DID ADMrr lbat
officials bad been in error on
several calls during the past
seuon. But he alao stated that
coaches and players make mis·
likes aod the officials are not
perfect.
Roielle and supervisor or of.
flctail Art McNaUy d1acussed
some lat.e-aeuon calls by Of· ficiall.
Television films were shown or
aome coa1tovera1aJ calla and t.be
comllM!IDSI ot annouocen were
beard includJn1 one that in·
vol•ed Dtc:k Enber1 and Merlin
Olftn In Plttabur1b a1a1nat
Houataa.
Both aaoouncera felt a
touchdown abou.ld have been aJ.
lowed on a play that wu called
back
"Kerlin and Dick are two of
the ftDelt talents in the buai·
neaa," McNaJly aaid. "Both feet
of the receiver (on a pua ruled
l.ncomplete) went apparently in·
bounds but who can say with
certainty lf there wu poueuioo
or not?"
P'olJowtq the TV fllms, the
NFL Olm waa ahown from a dlf.
ferent ana1e in most i.nJtancea.
Io aome cues there waa a dil·
ference.
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Fountain Y•lley 43, Ma""8 41
Fred Marshall 1cored JUll ftve pointa but three
of them came in OYertime u the Baroni rallied
put tbe N!UQI Vlkt.np.
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down JI.II. at halftime before tum1nC to tta de-
feue. Tbe Barona beld =•eonleu for tbe ftnt five miuutel ol the bait and then p.e
up jut llx pmnta lD t.be fourth quarter
befon puttlq it awar with four dwity toaea in
'overtime .
Frank Luoaao bad 12 reboaDda few Fountain
Valley while Chria Cowan pound in 14 pointa. 'lbe
Barons bit 8 of 14 field goala ID t.be MeODd half.
Westminster 91, Huntlnglon Beectl •
Both t.eama batUed evenJy t.broqbout the coo·
teat, but Westmlmter made a key ltea1 late ln the
game and held the ball unW the fmal buDel' .
The dlfference wu found at t.be free throw Une
where Westmln.lter canned ll abota to Huntioiton
Beach's ftve.
The Oiltn, who held a allm 27·21 halftime
edge, bad ~ players score lo double Heu.res.
Mike Turner led t.ne ~ring parade with 18 points,
while Jason Walker acide« t~ and Scott Becker
~J»pped ln with 13.
Walker also led the Oilers m reboundln& with
10 aod teammate Kevln McQuowo contributed
seven.
Eetanci• 90, Com ..... ea
Estancia bad ill fast break in b.igb gear and
put the game out of Costa Mesa's reach ln the tint
period, outaconng the hosts, 28-11.
The Ea&les (13·3) extended their adnntage to
71-43 at the end of three quarlerl mainly oa 10tne
red-bot shooting from the field. They were S7 per·
cent for the game (34 of 59).
All five Estancia starters bit. double figures
led by guard Tim Krobofeldt'a 25 pomta. He also
bad five steals
St.eve Van Horn scored 17 points and crabbed
nine rebound.a, Kent Smith bit for 14 while Rick
Riley and Tony Camp added 10 each. Riley topped
the team with 10 boards
Corona del Mar eo. Irvine 37
Some red-bot shooting, especially by Mark
Spino and Greg Cole, propelled the Sea Klnga to
their loth victory of the aeuoo.
Spinn hit five of eeven sbota in the first quart.er
and 7 of 11 for the game. Cole made six o( eight as
CdM shot a 1iulln1 55 percent (29 of 5.2).
Irvine, which trled to slow tbe tempo fiom tbe
start, bad just 20 points throua.b three quarters.
El Toro 57, Un1"'91ty u
Normally, when a basketbell team plays at
home and the visitors wmd up abootiq 22 more
free throws, at tends to cry foul. But that wun't
the cue wttb University.
"I don't think we 1ot homered," aald Uni
Coach Dou& Sorey. "Our ~ waa ln our own
band.a. We didn't do what 11re abouJd have done. We cildn 't execute .••
The Trojans, wbo shot better tba.n 50 percent
from the field and bad seven more field goab lha..n
El Toro. turned the ball over with 30 aecooda left lo
the game, got it back and then m1.ued the front
end of a ooe-and-oM free throw. Earlier, up' by
one, a Uni player tipped ln a mialed Charger free
throw.
<>c.an View 82, Cyprea 13
Ocean View exploded in the third quart.er and
cruised to lll l4th win in 15 outlnp behind another
superb performance by 6-7'r'J junior Wayne
Carlander.
Carlander paced the Seabawka' attack with 21
points and lS rebounds aa Ocean View IOtidified its
No. 1 ranld.ng lo Orange County and third place
spot iD the CIF-4A ratings.
Ocean View held a slim 37-30 advantqe at the
baUtime break, but the Seabawb broke the Em·
pire League opener wide . open by outscoring
Cypress 26-17 ID the third period.
The Seabawu bad three other players lo dou·
ble figures, Jeff Andrade 08), Tom Ant.ooopoulos
(16) and Jack RelDholu (10)
MIHlon Viejo 54, Laguna Beadt '4
The Diablos Jw:bped to a 2J0.5 ft.nt quarter lead
over Laguna Beach, then sett.led for a JO.point Tic·
t.ory lo a foul .. plaped South Coaat Leap contest
which aaw 50 personal foula levied.
hr Lapa Beacb, lt wu the same problem
that baa beset the Artiall since the season be1an -1
11loot!.q. Laruoa Beach made 15 of 57 from the
field, 218.3 pereent.
Tom McDonald wu La1una's moo outatand·
in1 player. snbbtn1 J.G reboundl.
Dana Hiii• 17, Ian Clemente 50
to Seott Swartzbaup Mt 7 ol 10 sbota from the
field and snbbed ball a dosen rebounds u the
Dolpbim throttled tM rilltJ.na Trttoos
Dana Hilla switched off between• 2·3 zone and
a man-to.man defeme tllroulbout the South Coast
Leasue came. It wa1 never more efficient Ulan tn.
the third quart.er. when the DolphJna allowed just •i• poi.nta. Ron Kraft and Ron Rentrop contributed 10
J>C>lnll apttte for the winners while Gary Carr with
lS and Jerry Borlin with 1J paced San (,1emeot.e.
S.FYtt• 58, Mater Del 55
Joe Davis tut a 25-foot bomb wath five seconds.
left 10 the game to lead the Frtars to a cructal
Angelus League victory over the visiting
Monarchs.
Mater Dea, which canned just 7 of 13 free
throW"S . missed the front end of a one-and-one
situation moments before Davis' game-winner.
Mark Shannon scored l3 points and Joe Hernandez 12 for Mater Oe1, now 1 1 in league
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taken a unique approach to the problem-they're
aeell:lDI ftnandal aid from the Farmer'• Home Ad·
lllln.lstration.
When bad ... ather cauaea crop faihu'e, the
FHA eomea to the ftnaodal reacae ol farmers.
New HampUtre raort operators feel they should
M ellefble fort.be aame ald.
·•Sid area are Wre farmers, 8Dd mow la their erop;• ..,a DaYid CUrrler, aecMa.ry of the stt
Area ()penton Aaodatioa in t.bllt state ... When
we ba.e no snow, alr:ien doa't 1ermJ.nate and we
bavenot..nlnee1.••
New Bampabln akl r-.orta claim to han ex.
perlenced louee between SlO million and $1S
milllc:m alreadJ tld.I seuca canter &aid that dur·
lng a similar anow ahortqe in 1973-4, the FHA
cranted Joana.
• * •
SNOW FELL AT WGllES elevations for socb Northern CaJifomla retorta as Northstar and
Squaw Valley, but it didn't do much good below
the 6,000-foot level.
Squaw Valley bad further troubles when an
anlanche Saturday sent bundreda of tons of snow
tumbling down rain.swept slopes. Three towers of
the Olympic Lady 1kl lift~ reported down, but
there were no injuries. Damage is estimated at
more than $40,000.
* * • WREN IT ST ABTS operating la Ml swing, Holl·
da,, Ifill an Wrtgbtwood will deaienat.e every Mon·
day as ltigb School Student Nlabt. A dlacount lift
ticket ($7) will be offered to students with m cards
for alld.iq from 3-7 p.m . every Monday. Holiday em ts ai.o apomort.nc • pboto&rapby contest.
with tint prise beina $15S"la lift tickets, Pictures
ma1 be flltered u bbt4 ell wtdt.e prtnta ot-color aDda, llDd malt be allot Ob tbe ..,._ of Jlollday
dill. n.mM for entrJ la Feb. 22. aad wt.nbera
wtJl be annaanced Feb. 28. l!ntriee 1D111t be ..,t to
Ski Holl.dQ Corportation, c/o Photo Contest. PO
Box 1033. La Canada, CA, 91.0lL
• * * TUCKS IN THE SNOW -Parades, ice
cream eallni contests and obstacles races are
among the festivities on the aaenda for the annual
South Lake Tahoe Winter Carnival set for Jan.
21-27 ... New at Kirkwood Meadows th1a aeaaon
a.{e an expert trail. a triple chair lift. a au stat.ion
and dally bus service ... Heavenly Valley has
opened a new 9,000-square.foot lodge at the base of
Boulder lift ... Area aid clubs should be alerted
that Mountain Hi&b 1kl area la now offering the
Schlitz NASTAR Grand Prix race pro-
aram ••• Snow Summit baa added an Equitable
Family s.i Cballeqe aert~ to ltl recreationl
races, with cllt.egortes for motber-900, motber-
da uahter, husband-wife, father-son, father-
daUlhter and children duos.
552 Club Stages
Fre.gosi Roast
lt.D#ifa':l::Jer 1lm Fresau will be routed bJ • atar-.tl panel ot sports stars Tuesday niibt at the Newporter Inn at the MCODd annual
celebrtl;J rout stqed by the 552 Cab.
The ...... la belDi held la ~UDCtion with the
CrmbJ Southern pro-am Jolf t.oarnament at Irvine
Cout Coantr7 Club Tbund.l.y and Friday.
Amlma thoee IDYii.d to roat PNIOl1 are Bill
RlpeJ, bla m.anaaer du.rtq b1a Ancel playing
daya; Gene Maueb, lltnnellota manaaer; B<
Leman. a Hall.qi Famer; and Tom Luorda of tM..,..
Los Anp:1e9 Dodgen.
Others lavit.d to puUclpate ladude owner
Gene Adr'I and eucutive vice president Buizie
BaYllli ~the Anaell alana with coaches Bobby
KQoop and Larry Sherry and pltcber Frank
Tanaa.
Pal Salata, chalrman ~the event tut year,
wtJ1...,. a muter ol ceremoaies. <>then on the
pnciam lndude Emmett Aab!ord, Jim ~Y.
El'llM lerfa, Bud Purtllo, Steve Balley, Jim
Wien and Mewport Beach police lieutenant John
SlmoG.
The .UC affair at '50 per penoa will be beldrln
the llaate Carlo Boom ol tM Newporter Inn. ~mar be m9de bJ eaJ1ini 8'2-1463.
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Needed Snow
Deserts East
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Mother Nature held a winter, but forgot the
lee.
The party is a bust in the ski lodges of New
York and New England, where no one can reeall a
Janufl'Y with the mountains and trails so bare of
snow
.. U we didn't have man-made snow, we'd be
wtped right out," said Orville A Slutzlcy. general
manager of Hunter Mountw.n, one of the largest
ski centers \fl New York. "God helps those who
helpthemselves"
l THE FACT IS, THE REA YENS have sent pre-
cious little snow this season. and business i.5 off as 1 much as 80 percent at some winter sports resorts.
In Portland, Maine, only 3.5 mches of snow
had faUen by Wednesday, and that's the least
since the National Weather Service began keeping
records nearly a century ago
''The Oukey thing ls the complete lack of
snow." said Glen Evans. a weather service
forecaster at Portland "There's just no snow on
the ground anywhere except the northern third of
Maine and J>06S1bly the western mountains."
BURLINGTON, VT., ALSO REPORTS the
most snow-free wanter of the century, as does
•Artlflrial 1t'l11tft"' .... Ila~
I to w rnGtftl to p~ ..,l•tn-
Olplpics at L..W Plaftd, ..,Mre
~ a~ prctttfring .,.,,. ..,laeeb.
Windsor Locks in northern Connecticut, where OD·
ly 2.6 inches has fallen. .
Interestingly enough. the Farmer's Almanac,
forecasts since 1792 despite the scoffs of trained
metereoiogi.sLc; has been close to the mark in its
FOITIESS
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The. are ti.. full one inch boit., fit
doore up to l ~ inch thick. Satin br ..
liniah. Tough.
AIES BELL AJ,AU
SYSTEll AUTO
PIOTECTIOI
Hey, when they me.
with your car and an
elect:rical drain t. t.l~
tM alarm Ooe9 off lJ.ke •
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CARDINAL
FIREBIRD I
FIREPLACE BEA TING SYSTEM
The thing sucks in cold air and puta
out hot (sounds like some senators,
governors, and such I know). But
moat important, it works well
(doesn't sound like any politicians I
know).
21" WIDE
18" DEEP
23" HIGH
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rifl ~ ({(/ BELWITB l'.~ °dJ CABllET DOOR I .
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Apartm.nt renten lJ.ke th8.e. eo d.o
~. AnywheN you doc\'t want
people lM-ri.nq your windoww open.
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xsv 177 AIR f'll,TER ..
DRAWER KIDDIE GUARD ~
NW.. adult.a c:&I\ work th.em, kida ca.n 't.
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CA•AGE DOOi OPEIEIS which has bet>o pnntaog long range weather 12~8
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"The wmt.er will be milder overall. w1th about USBJO QU••Tz
Had to 91,,. thia a litt.le 8J>AC9. It' a uaually ·
ti.. f .. ture of our d.ouht. truck ad (two
~ f.acin.g ) • Why not. It 'a a darn good -•
opener, just a.bout tM best. YOU WOI\ 't be :
eor'r'f JOU bouight ~
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Wlule sk.i resorts and their satellite motels, n a 1 ftlttlU
restaurants and bars are suffering, ticket sales are llAllV1llAll
also in a slump at Lake Placid, where the 1980 A1JllLIAIY
Winter Olympics begin in juat a month. LJCJITS
Btrr 111E G-'M ES WILL GO ON, officials say.
Placid facilities are "weather proof," they say, AMBER FOG LIGHT with or Wlthout nature's free snow. The Lake YOUR CHOICE. 697
equipped with enough snow mac hines and OR CLEAR DRIVING LIGJn' ...
refrigerated runs to keep the courses open. OUR CHOI,.,.
"Under no circumstances will any event be y ~. AMBER FOG LIGm' KIT , 8 moved to any other location than now scheduled," OLI~.J:KlTAR ·D·RIVIN· ..•. G...... 97 vowed Ed Lewi, information director for the Lake UIRI.
Placid Olympic Organization Committee.
Nonetheless, some cross·country skiers are
practicing with wheels on their skis. Bobsled
trials were canceled last weekend because rain
ruined the track, and some cross-country trials
were held in Quebec, Canada, and Sleamboat
Spnngs, Colo
DURING LAKE PL-'CID'S FIRST Olympics
tn 1932, rain and 50-degree weather forced crews to
haul down snow from the mountain passes for ski
Jumpers. In 1960 at Squaw Valley, it didn't snow
until the day before the games. Al lnnabruclt four
years ago. Austrian soldiers were trucking in snow
up until about two weeks before the games.
Lewi, who said crews this year have been
stockplling man-made snow, figures they wW have
enough for down.b.lU events oo Whiteface Mountain
and for 23 miles of cross-country siding at Mount
Van Hoevenbera. "LPOOC started with the goal of producing ~ an all-weather, weather-proof Olympics, and t that's exactly what we've got right now," Lewi
said
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us). Must admit the
very expensive homes
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a buy.
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t.kma1. tM ._. 'P"P ,wNH~.:.~ ...... ,,., PndeJ at roaat.tll v Bf .... '~ tbe a teams entered .,. cW= Cl• hitbf!rn s.edon ebampkm San1a I'•. ~~=~~b= powen 11 Clovil (tmn0), Monte Vllta· (Su Dleto>. Loaa, Gilroy, lltra Costa' and No&N • Dame.
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powen ncb u Valballa. Poway, El Camino, aa4
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Notre Dame's KUtler brothers <Marty and-~
at US and 140), Gllro1'1 John Garcia (97),
Lakewood'• Ila)' GulmaUco (114), Valballa'a Roa
Boehmke (1541), Clovla' Scott Bilyeu UH>.
Valballa't auta GlbloD (l'n), Poway'a Bob Cc&
D0Uy, lloate Vista's Matt Wehrman.
rmDAff AGSNDA ~VDEB at 10:30 p.m. wttb Sllturday'a acUoo acbeduled to besSa at
3 :30. 11dnS place ftna1I are at 8, prior to the T :30 ti·
Uem91cbea.
1'be top Oraqe Cout area lndl.tdaall entered
are Fountain Valley's Rick Noaakj (t'7), Jay
Yomopla (105), John McCarthy Cl.35> and John
Schaats. a 1'17·pounder with a t-1 record.
BlU Swanaon (beavywelcbt> and Frank
Adame (122) are two of Edison's top wrestlers due
to compete . ........
Race Series
Begins Friday
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Surf Explodes
For 10-5 Victory
third quarter and then
scored two more eoaJ.s in
lesa than two minutes to
start tbe final period. A,::ih McBride, Paul
C , Steve Moyers and
Crate Allen then followed
auit to lead the Surf to lta
tb1rd YidOl'y •••'"st four def eata.
Tba wlDcmirtbe Aatees , ... tbe Surf tbe IDlkle
traet towarda a po•t·HHOD pla1otf
berth. 1be Surf la D09
Ued tor tblrd pJaee la tbe
NASL We.tern Dtnuoe
while tbe A.decl remaill lD birth plaCe, a IAIM
baclr. nr. teama hm
each dlvtlSGD adnDCe to tbep~ ~
ean.
TIM ft• companies
deliHred tl0.000 can aaatut HT,U5 la lb•---------
aame pat ot lut yeu. ;::: ,::r_rta releHed
&llwabtN in the Bia
TbrH, HI•• at P'ora
llcKclr Co. fell 17 J*'Cent
and 'at•atrfal.tr Corp .•
11 percent -
performn«"N typical Of
the dark daya ot last
fall. .._ __ ga1:a.--...1 Sales Jumped an
,_iii:iiiii:iiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiliiilliiiiiiilll estim.aed • percent at
amall·car 1peclalht
Amertcan Moton Corp.
and .. perceat ror the
Rabbit model built lo
P~nnaylvaoia by
Volbwqen ~ America.
Earnings
Dip/or
J'1'N Corp.
VTN Corp
Irvine, Wecl.DeMtay re·
ported results ror the
second quarter and tho
first am monthl ended
Nov. 30
N ei income for tbe
second quarter was
$116,437, or e ceota per
share oo 1,950.113 •hares outstandine, compared
•ltb S116.&M. or 9 ceota
oo 1.-.-ah.area out
1taodlo1 for tbe llke
period laat year.
Rnenuet for the .ecood
quarter wre SS.'m,09$
va. '6.saB.204 for the like
period ~ the prior year
I
-·~ WllilUvel'' bul. Ill. lo ..... 8. f UDftUed amJ4 ,_,.,.... -, Ille SUia
• clol1u ... trumolltld ...... lblDJ laeemmt fer rund doOu llOJl.·ftt U.8. II
pr9dkted they woUJa be men COGneMDl to UM
and uve tupayen ·mll"oN iD nctueed bW ~
u .-r:·~~'r::.ito:zc:.r=
.,.. ..... \bat demuvt for tbe dollar cam.
... amb •adl.Dea>
'"IBDS a NO.,,,_, fDr IMm •• rtpOlttd =-a;:r...,~~~:.:rn·
''1'1ey _.. DGt ~ bJ tM <'=··· M uld. ''They ,... ....... too • and
HDdlal mlddnee doa't aeetipt tllllm. u '
"Wt bave a ball a aot ol dmnud for &Mm.••
a1reed Dlll1M Manhll • ..utat maoqer wtth
the Corona Del Mar llinDch ol Security PaclGc Bau. "Occaatoaally. 80aaeooe bu come ta and
aaked for 1hem, like at ClutlUDu u.m. fOll' a ltft.
Bat forew:rydar UN, DO."
Tld BJIAUAa DOUAa coloa wen ln·
troduced wttb the idea tba& ..... piece1 would last.
at leut 15 )'ean eacb, elimlnadnl the need for re·
peeled PriDUDI ol dollar bWa. wblcb wear out. on
the avera1e, lD 18 mGDtba.
• 'J UDdentand tbt nMGD beblnd It u far as
111vlna money," Mn. llanball tald. "But I doo't
think lt will ever really ao over unless they com·
pletelJ dlacoaUDue dollar bllla. · ·
Juanita Arm1tron1. branch manaaer at
Barclay'• Bank of C.Wornia in Fountain Valley.
aatd, ''Tbe comm.ata I've heard are that they're
easily eonfuaed wltb quarters. And men 10
particular don't like to have a lot of cha.bae lD their
pocket.. They prefer to carry a dollar bill LD lbetr
wallet."
Report Cards Due
LOS ANGELES CAP> -"Report cards" will
10 out to Southern California Gu Co cuatomera
alone With their gas bills so they can keep track or
bow much natural gas lbey use
$50,000 to $500,000
INCOME PROPERTYSF£0NDS
Net Income for the
first six months was
$169,252. or 9 cents on
1,950,075 shares out·
standing, compared
with $355,702, or 19 cents
oil 1,864.~ shares out·
standing for the like
period lat>l year
"Thia oew format will let gu consumers know
how much gas they use each month compared
to the same period last year -so that they can do
everything possible to use 1t more emc1ently. · ·
s aid company vice president Pat Shea
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Poks Sale Big .
PORTSllOtml, N .H. <AP> -Ever wonder
about tbe ~ that bold up all lhoN electricaJ
wires?
"A lot ~ people think poles just vow there."
says Ed Theobald. But be knows better. He sells
them. And a! money doesn't grow oo trees, it may
erow on his Alabama pme utility poles.
Sa.let for b1a Port.amouth·~ corporation,
lnterpole. approached SS mil.boo for fiscal lm
Projected sales for tbia year are SlS million, be
Hid.
In the put four months. the company bas
ablpped 100,000 poles to deveJoplq natlom at an
everaae cost of S200 each.
REAL
ESTATE
We are pleased to announce that
0 INVESTORS--
D. ROBINSON Q.UCK
has joined our finn as a
RegistendReprettmtative
-Kidder, Peabody 11 fJCo. INCOtroa~TLD , ... ,.,., ,_
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610 Newport Center Orjve, N.wport Beach, CA 92660
Telephone: (714) 6-4.&--7040
Botton Philadelphia San rrandeco
Atlant.a Dallu IC&ntat City, MO
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TINd Of Tedloue
BookkHplng?
Call
Ma9gle McDonald
Jade Management
631-3651
.Jtt LOW COST.._
CAREFREE SAIUNO
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ralala •rowen face
NIM loet ..... after
IMl1ltal the emWIO oo •otc:ultu:ral ..... to die ..... Ulllaa ..... to
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of tbe Dlpartmnt of
A1rtcultu.re•1 foUewvp
explanation. Tb.at Uoe
read:
• 'Tbe prnldeat •u
allo d1rect..s &.bat n-
p or t 1 of otber
•artadtlii .. Pl'Odlcta to t.6e ~ um. be ... peuded.••
That ~·~we at
D SAID THE Mint bu been wortiJ1a wttb UllDCJtimd because &ralo
veodta1 companies la tb.e bope that more Hln to Bmala would
macbines can be altered to aceept the Antbony bHe totaled SI bWioa lD
dollan. But he added, ''You're ta1k1nc about a kJt lMO wllUe prodoeen of
of maddw out tbere that have to be converted, ~~~troleroptf hoped aod that takes Ume... . 1or • a n m1JlioD
Still, It appears that Susie B. la ben to stay. dollan Mdl.
Accordlq to Doom, the Ill.bit bu str1JCk at le.. Almanda will be th
200 million more Anthony .U.... for enatual ln· Callfonda spedaltJ erop
troductiDD to tbe Ulioo'• mGDeJ suppty. most llfteeted by a falJ.
Airline Eyes Discount
SAN MATEO -Btll!Dea tnvekf'S wW be
able to tUe their apome ud c:bUdrm aJoD.c oa
maht.a be1lontn1 •l dtacounta up to 80 per·
cent lf a request by Hqba Airwest set.a the lreeD
tie.ht from~ Civil Aeronautics Board. u approved. ooe adult paYm. full coadl rare
may take a spou.se or ooe cbi1d aloaa ror so per-
cent of full coach fan. Each edditiooa1 cbi.ld, 2 to
l 7, will retti ve a 60 percent rare redllrtioa. ·
Travel must begin before March Z1 aDd end by
May Jl The roundtnp llcket.s a1ao must be bou&ht
24 hours lD advance of departure.
Over The Counter
MASDU....,.
1cale boJeott.. iaduatzy
offlciala aald ~Y
There ta apelled to be
llOme lmpect OD nlilla
and dD'aa ps....,_ra.
''Tbe almond IDdmtrJ
C'Gald l&md to ....... to
120 mUUoo lD export
trade to the USSR
abou.Jd thia embar&o H ·
teod tbrougb tbe 1980
crop 1ea100;• said
Walter Payoe, m.artet-
loe vice presJdeot for
California Almond
Growers £xcbanee.
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Care Taken
•
For Employees
By IOL'l'ON MOSllOWii Z
Walter A. Hw, a bw!M11 lMder and remarkable
man. died lat mootb at tbe ace ol to. H1I Wetlme spenw
tbe pvwUI ol a Sao Fraod.sco company from a amaD
manufac:tm'er ol deaim won ck>tbel &o tbe world'• laratllt appanl pl'Odueer.
n. eocopauJ be beaded from U'28 &o lt'IO la Levi
Strama It Co. It'• beade4 today by bia two aona, Walter
aod Pet.er. M a buainesa, lt's a resounding succesa. Jeana
have beeome u American uniform. But other meuurea
hafe to be applied &o
describe bow remarta·
ble la the liepcy left by
Walter II.au.
Many companies
pay lip-aervke to the
contributiom made by
their employees. Few
Money
Tree
back up these words with deeds. Levi Strauss la ooe that does.
FOUa YEAJl8 AGO, aft.er 125 years lo the business,
Levi &rauaa croNed the Sl billion sales mark for the first
lJme. To signal that event, the company enrolled 25,700
emp&oyees aa members of a "Billloo Dollar Club"-and
passed out awards of cub or stock to all of them. U.S. and
overseas empk>yees were eligible for the awards.
The blllioo-dollar commemoration cost the company
about $3 million.
lt may have la.ken 125 years to reach $1 billion but it
took only another four to get to the $2 billion level. Levi
Strauss has Just crossed that mark, thereby moving into
the ranks of the top 150 industrial corporations.
LAST MONTH, SBOaTl..Y after Walter Haas died, the
club established four years ago was supplanted by a "Two
Btlhoo Dollar Club." Designated as members were all
Levi Strauss employees here and abroad-their number has
now swelledto42,000.
All the employees were given commemorative trays and
cash awards that ranged from $S0 to $350. The awards were
based on length of service. the S50 going to those with tbe
fewest number of years on the payroll.
Retirees were not forgotten. A check for $100 went to
each of 6194 LeV1 Strauss retirees.
TIIE TWO-Bll.LION·DOU..AR commemoration c06t
the company about S6 million. That may not seem to be a
lot for a company doing more than $2 billion a year, but
look at tt t1u.s way 1t didn't have to do it at a.11 Not many
rompanjes do 1t And what company do you know of that is
thoughtful enough to share its rewards with people who
made lhetr contnbutioos LD prevaous years and have since
left the company.,
The people who might conceivably object to this
payout are the stockholders. After all, this kind of
generosity does reduce profits. But Levi Str auss
stockholders are probably the last on.es to raise any objec
tioos. Over the put five yeus Levi Strauss stock bas been
one of the top performers on the New York Stock Ex-
chan&e.
Gold Stocks Spurt
As Metal Hits $800
NEW YORK CAP> -Gold·minini i.uues soared aJone
with gold prices today, while tbe re.t ol the stoct .oartet
showed aome 5li0l loues.
The Dow Jones average ol 30 industrials was down 1.82
polnt.s to 863.57.
Losers held a narrow ~over-gainers in the t~ of
New York Stock Exchaoce·listed is&ues.
Mhal Slo«"k• Did
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~•.,.,......'°find Christopher Allport, a man she meets '""' w..., NI~• at a coclrtail lounge, on "Knots Land·
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KCET 8 l:IO -Cleveland Orchestra eoua A.mUvenary Special Guest art1.1ta
lnchlde Beverly stna. J.uac stem and
Leonanl Bole. .
NBC e 10:00 -Ska1. Belionlnl a new dramatic aerlea 1tarrln1 Karl
Malden u a Pittlburlh 1teelworker (see
review below).
ABC• 10:00 -20/~. 1be depoeed abab ot Iran ls loterviewed by jouri:aaliat
David Frost.
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Tommy t. a drunll °'!Ye!.
and Ian Hendry •
renowned Engllth llC10f. ~
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Bert ec-y, ...,,_Woode.
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81 PETEa J. BOYE&
LOS ANGELES (AP> P1tl5·
burgh, 10 case you haven't been
reading your a port.a pages, ts the latest
editionof"America'sC1ly."
"America's Caty" used to be
Dallas, back when progress and
boom were
popular notions.
But troubled times
call for the re
aHurance of more
basic values, and
Pitt's ta a burgh
that oozes basic
values. Hard bat
and hard work,
no-nonsens e
sweat-of-the-brow atuff.
MM.D.. According lo
aporta stories I've read lately, the
town bu manased to infuse these
qualities Into its aportlna clubs. Thus
tbe baseball Pirates and football
Steelers are champions because
they're like their town: Tough,
honest and hard working.
Ridiculous, perhaps, but conve-
nient. U the work ethic needs a sym ·
bol, Pittsburgh is as good as any;
helter than most. probably.
wmce LEADS us to NBC and Its
new series, "Stag " Thia lB a monu·
ment to old fashlooed ideals. with
Karl Malden as a tough steelworker
patriarch trying to hold together a
disintegrating way or life.
It ls, I suppose, offered a11 a study
of America in microcosm. Thal, it
may well be.
Malden plays Peter Skaagza, bard·
working son of hard-worldnl i01m1·
grant Serbs, the very penoolficaUon
of tbe urban workingman -et.blc. Al
limes, you get the feelinc that lf
Malden ~ps Into a sharp comer,
America will come spilling out.
He lives, of course, ln Ptttabur&b.
THE OOU-.SE OF the new aeries
(which begim tonight at 10 on Channel
4) was mapped out ln a three-hour
premiere last week. The operung
scene was a synopsis: In the furnace
room of a stee l mill, two
steelworkers are trapped beneath a
conveyeT carrying smolden.og st.eel
Jo'lre and sparks everywhere. Our
hero, Blood 'n' Guts Skag, ignores
the dangers and works the men free
All ln a day's work.
Skag goes home. where things aren't as easy. His son John <for
whom Skag bu worked and saved lo,
these many years) i.a home from col-
lege. He bas brought hia Jirllriend
with him. Said girlfriend, being rich
and modem, la a Claas-A wrongo in
Ska g' 1 lhlnk:l.ng
SHE WANTS TO sleep with John,
)ust u she does at school. "All I
know," Skag tells hls wife Piper
Laurie, "la that I don't want us nm
ning a house of ill-repute around
here."
Ska~ Ls all the things be ahou.ld be;
Mike Douglas Out;~----
Jolm Davidson In n~~:R€€k
tough··mtoded, boneal, moral, a
believer 10 aoc1abzed medicine Sort
of an enlightened Archie Bunker
There are times the show goes a
httle overboard, aa tn an absurd
hospital scene lo which Skag,
paralyzed by a slroke. usert.s tus to
dependence by crawhna to the totlet
without help aa bis rellow patients cheer:
'Go Skag! Go Skag ! "
BUT SUCH COMPLAINTS are
trivial. What is important ts that
Malden and writer Abby Mann have
s ucceeded in creat.J.n1 a th.Jnt of
quality here, a ptctu.re of an America
that eeta ltl buds dirty and educates
ltl YOUD& OD credit, and hu faith that
ft can pay the bill.
Ska' 11 a hero that speaks to the
times, like Willie Starcell and Terry Bradshaw.
HOLLYWOOD <A.Pl -Mike Doqlu, lhe boat
of a popular 1yndicated televillon talk show for 18 yean~betna replaced. tbe show'• producers say.
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'It's /Ike nothil1fl anybody
has ever seen before. '
That's how a one-time
Super Bowl p rty-goer
· describes the National
Football Leagu 's annual
pre-game bash for the
teams at'td the media.
81 DENNIS •cLEUAN Ot .. ~ ......
One year it wa1 an indoor ranch party held
ln the Houatoo Altrodome. Westem-oulfilt.ed
guesta dined on barbecued beef and mtngled
with COftl'ed'waeona and livestock brou&bt w to
le9d •air ol autbenUelt1.
A.notber year U waa held on the Queen Mary
with, naturally, a nautical motif. Guest.a duled
in Ute aaloos, promenaded alone the wooden
decks and sipped ~kt.ails in the giant encine room .
On other years it wu held al Hialeah Race
Tradl and in a Miami International Airport
terminal where imported musical groups from
30 Caribbean republics provided the entertain·
ment.
The.event is the National football League's
invitatian-ooly Super Bowl party. the annual
pre-game bash usually held Friday nigbta so re-
velen have enouah time to recover for Super
Bowl Sanday.
"It's a special celebration," said Don
Welaa, NFL executive director, who bas been to
every party since they be&an in 1987.
•'THE SUPER BOWL PARTY ls a kind of
tltant you to the media that cover the game. to
the member clubs and tbetr staffs and people
closely associated with the NFL over the year."
Th.is year the NFL bad hoped to hold the
party In Los Angeles' Uruon Station, but that
plan fell through Trailways Bus Co • meanwhile.
had taken over 40 percent or t.M property and
'
there would have been too much traffic tb.rou&b
the station.
So Fnday ru&bl some 3,000 party-&oen are
expected to show up at the Paaadeaa CIVlc
Center where the festivities will unfold 0111mkfJ
than 100,000 square feet of floor apace
"We're utilizini the entire complex -three
buildinp," said Bill Geremesz, civic ceater
operations manager.
The civic ceBter was the scene for the 1977
NFL 1ata, which had a Mexican Fiefita theme
It was a social event Geremesz will never
forget.
"It ia one of the most elegant parties that
the Pasadena CiVlc Center has ever bad." he
said. ..They rent the four walls and come m
and completely redo everythmg "
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"'l'h1ey W"allp..aper tbe c-ement
walls. put up aew walls. carp9t tbe cement
floor." And. Ile .added, "they cioo't Jmt brtn( in
floral aA'~~ts to spruce up tbe surround·
in gs.
'"I'bey brine U1 iarckns," he aaid. "It'• un-
real."
For the 1980 party. the NFL &ooked back 40
years and came up with "1be Super Bowl Hop."
'It's a big production, ' exclaimed Carley Lackey of The Posie Exp19SS m Catlsbad, ••~•
missioned to make 2,000 wrist corsages -in team colors -for the•Fridsy night Super
! Rains Fa1nilies Gearin.II UJ!·.
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Relatives from far and near are descending on SolJ/ttlem
California as the Rams prepare to meet their oppor:tel'itS· Sunday:
Most players' families will have up to 10 guests sleeping""" oots
and on the floor for the big day. One wife joked that:they $hould '
rganize a shuttle between here and the airport.
purchase made specifically for the game.
Beaides com.mg home with video
equipment, R~s team memben
and their wives are gearing up in
other ways for Tbe Big Game Sun-
day.
. CJ
a '40& Swtnc Era mow, which aJao is the theme
for tbe Super Bowl half-time abow.
SaDdy Balla, known as the NFL "party
man," is tbe comulta.nt who bu tu.med theme
ideu lnto reality for the past four parties.
Speattnc briefly between • Oarey ot pboae
calls earlier th.la week, B&lD aaid that two Swine
Era bands wtll proYide tbe daDee maie Friday
ruebt.
TREY ASE THE TD BENDE Orc:beatra
with vtnta1e vocaJist Helen O'Connel and
Woody lferman and the 1bunderin& Herd.
Also entertain.ing will be a toe Angeles
group called Swmg, and Up With People, the
youth sin1ing organization wtucb also will
perform aunne tbe game's balf.t1me show.
··we 're doing oae ballroom like a ballroom
of the ·a and another more formal ballroom of
the ·a:· 1a1d 8&in.. The rooms will be decont·
ed with old posten and oewa bndliw ol the
day.
A subway It.op, called dlle Swtnl Streit Sta-
tion. will be built. complete wttb tiled walla ,
and timb wbere the buffet sapper wW be
ltt'Yed.
Ba.in said tt'a a ''bit mam. .. fe.tartna
barbecued rti. -s CIDl'ned beef.
Tbe WOGMD will be Pl'O'fided wttb wrllt eor-
aaaea In the tam colon md time will be ~
corn and COUoD cndJ meft'MS M8Uend t.brouebcU tbe room1. Two ice cream ban
also will be set up to dilp 1• e lee aeam cmes.
Witb daat tiDd f1I pl...,, It'• 90 ....._
tbe party priee tal will CIOIDI to SllD.aao.
'l'llZ NPL PA.Jtft ISN'T tllie cm1J ,_ w. bM been a hectic .... for ........... .
He'• alao conaultant fOI' CBS. wtUdl la hMltq
ita own Saper Bowl pl& s.lmdaJ niOl Ill C..
tary Plaza.
Despite tts grand desip. Bain noted tbt
the NFL party LSD 't bi.I bluest U1dpmeat.
Some parties be bu coordioated have bad up to
100. 000 guests
"But tJus -00e," be said el Ute NFL-affair,
·'probably gets more pubbcity than any party ln
Amenca every year "
It bas been a gradual evolutJoo. according
to Weiss.
About 700 people turned out in 1967 for tbe
r1rst party. wh.lcb was held l.O the ballroom of
the boteJ where the medla bad lts headquarters.
"It bas gndually grown over the yean to
about 3,.500 people," al.id Weiss.
SPEOAL GUESTS RAVE included Ethel
Kennedy. Chip Carter, John Denver, Bob Hope,
Jackie Gleason , Pearl Bailey and Ella
1''1tzgerald
And. as extravaganias go, everything has
gone accord.mg to plan during the pa.st 13 NFL
parties.
The only unusual incident Weiss can ~
member LS the time it wu held in New Orleans
and 20-foot·tall team helmet replicas were aua·
pended over the ballroom ceiline
It wasn't unW the end ol tbe party, bt ta.id.
that it was di5covered that an entbua.lastJe •
souvenir bunter bad set up a ladder and stolen
one or the pant belmeta. "
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terview by tus brother's 1rave re·
cently. "We were inseparable We
dld everything together Never we~
we more than 200 miles from each
other "
THEDl YEARS of billing as the
world's largest twms ended on July
14, when Billy dled as .a result of
compjcations following a motorcycle
accident near Niagara f'alL'>
To honor tus brother. Benny. 33.
has erected a mammoth-sued moou
menl at Crab Creek Cemetery near
their home at HendersonVllle The
granite marker weighs more than
12.000 pounds and contains two
wings. one for Biiiy aod one ror
Benny
On each wing is a carved sketch of
a motorcycle, noting lhat the twtns
were famous for ndlng miniatUtt
motorcyclH as part of their act
Each motorcycle bears ooe or lht:
twins' name and his weight
"I SlJSE TllINK BIUy wouJd have
done the same for roe." Benny sald
'Tm real pleaud wtth the moou
ment I know it's big and C06t a lot or
money. but I hope that 1t re-p~ents a
proper tnbute lo my brother.
"Ool.ng tJungs U\ a btg way has
always been a part of our We-style ··
When ~Y were together. Benny
was the smaller twin at 727 pounds
while Billy weighed 747 pounds Bt>n
ny reached a career high of 814
" <AP>~ Womea WM
1u1pect pre1•aac_y
usuaUy •ant &o maie
1ure u IOOD as pc»i&ble.
aod tbe new do·lt·
JOUrHJf kit• OD tb.e market are an easy
method.
Tbt Food aod Dni1
Admtnl1traUoD ••1•
tbeae kit• ar• rea·
10Dably accurate for a
prellm.lnary check. l"'1
ll ootet tbat you eaa cet
f al.le resulta.
Por "~· U tmre la evm a~ .-idue
of det«lmt or dirt lD
the contaiDer ~ Ute
tHt may 1l•• an tn-
conc lual ve or wrong
readina. Abo, tbe 1Uetrt·
ell movement, even
the vibration from an
air conditioner or
refrtaerat.or, can chance
a readioe.
pounda, but baa abed more than 180
pounda on a 2,000-<:alorte-a-day diet
imposed by h.ta wife Tammy.
BENNY PLANS lo undergo a
stomach bypau operation in which a
large portion of bl.a stomach will be
sealed off. allowinl b1a atomacb lo
bold only a small amount of food.
When Billy was alive, the twtna
often worked aa profe11lonal
wrestlers, travelin1 around tbe coun-
try and to Japan and Mexico.
t;nW he undergoes the operaUm,
Benny plana to cootiDue wnistlia&
around the Sout.beut and in Puer1o
Rico Hts wife. who wet1b1 120
pounds, ls abo a wrestler.
"I mw Btlly now, and I'll reall)'
miss tum when I start traveilq.''
Benny said "We've been ao many
plact>s to1ether that U will seem
~trange not having tum Wllh me But
it 's ~omethJng I've got lo accept I've
got lo k.ttp OD livtnl "
Trucker's
Heroism
Lauded
PortafJle
~i:~~~ Pttppfteer
DALLAS CAP> -Truck driver Dick
Cockrell bas become somethin& of a Teus
legend aintt stories clrcula~ about bow be
aingle-bandedly disabled three men at.tack!na a
woman and her two small children at a roadside
park.
The bulking U>pound ex·Marine says he's
been gettiq cal.lg from around lbe country
Several women have since called lo ftnd out ti
be la married -he's divorced -and a few have
propoUtiooed him.
One man aeot $20 •'because I want lo buy
that man a steak dinner."
THE DALLAS COUNTY Commlaalooers
passed a resolution bollori.DC him and Sheriff
Carl Tbomaa offered b1m a job.
"Of cou.ne, I turned him down," Cockrell
sald. 'Tm happy where I'm aL I love drtvinl
truck.I. NoWna like iL"
Cockrell said be didn't int.end for anyone to
find out about the ftgbt last week. much leas
make aucb a fuss. · ·i wu just 1olng to let it slide,'' be a aid.
But Marine set-J .C. Allen, buaband of the
woman Cockrell saved. la one of thole who feel
Cockrell deserves recopltioo.
.. BE SAVED TBEia lives. I know be did,"
Allen said. "He abou.ld receive aome recopttioo
for what be did."
The Allena were en ~ from Camp Le·
jeune, N C .. lo San Francisco with Allen d.rtvtn&
a rented truck, his family behind him int.be car.
He said he did not see t.bem pull into an Eut
Texas roadlide park and drove oo.
When Cockrell pulled lnlo t.be park be saw
the screaming woman being draiied Into a car
and went lo her rescue.
Cockrell says he broke one man's Jaw with
a slngle blow, snapped another's arm and dis·
abled a third man with a kick In tbe lfOln.
"I hate to say It, but 1 kind of enjoyed He·
lng them roll on the ground. yellln1 and scream·
lne after wbat they did," he said. "I did enjoy
every minute ol it . . . I told them that I come
through there three times a week and ll t.bey
wanted some more of it, ju.st bani around."
COCUEU. SAID THE ooly r.ward RM COD· !~J=u~~t~ ~=·~ buaed
Cockrell said be didn't tell fellow empk>yees
at Kroger •bopt the fiaht. But the office bu ~n ao swamped with calla, be said, "my
aupenilor told me be wu IOina to have to hire
me an UIWel'lq 1errice. '' One woman ncop!Md bi.In at a bamburler
1&&nd from a newspaper photo ADii "uktd me
wbat I could do about wife beaten." bl said. ''I tJaouPt rd set a lot mor. erw ea.Ua
tbu I'" bem lettinl.'' be~ "AbOut the Oil·
ly one wu a maa Who 1ald be wu wttb the ICu
Klux Klan and tbitJ were _..to I« me for twlpllll um blad woman. 1 dJan't teu him tbe Uarff fQ1a attaeklq bfr ..,.. biack, too.
''Tbat dolln!t mean ~."
'
Moonllte Sal
S.of ..... ttit• l'rl nne 7 to 10 pm
• Hun11ngton Oemtt
= CIN'di
Sara Elston. 32, of
WlW•nwt..&rg. Mau .•
displays her portable
puppet stage that she
carries on btt back.
Ms. E1stoo takes her
puppet theater to
s hopping malls.
schools and parties
hoping to raise the
consciousness of
children on ever·
ything from solar
energy to sex roles
and discodancing.
CUSTOM DRAPERIES
WHOUSAU WOil IOOM .. co.:U~$196 'V
•All w°"' ""'°'°"~ •Carpet
•Fait 0.lhfety • l.,,•lon
• To 50 Y ch. M Inches • Wollpapef
• ~ntmenf1 7 Days •Custom
the. ledspreods ,___-..> •O
SILICT HOWS OP WOMen WOITIWIAI
rAM'l'I;.....,., Mean. Ton. •ousa TUNICS. aoea DUSTBS. .OWMS -wen JAClllTs;
11 ~ IWIAMS.11•11.
REDUCED TO CLIAR NOW AT
SINCE HU
t
I "
'Only' a Game
Belllember bac• ln the •10. wben ollJ'
eldldlw med to at around and watch all that ~ ••• fl -t.eliniaic9! , WeB. tbanb to eledrcmdc sames. Yiolence
• tel8'fWan la a UdAC of the put. Now the kids
J M'e u.mc lt ftnt.-...
' hped•DJ if l'OQ bue two sons wbo make
Cata and Abel loot like Donny and Marie
0.IDCllld. The whole experience start.a off in·
noeently eDOQlb. They position tbemaelvea on
1 the floor in froat of the aet and freeze. All that is
beard la the beep beep and an occasional ping
' ..._ • they sit with their eyes fl"OMlll to tbe set .::_ U.0-bodie9 poUed to strike.
1llDt A ~L ··voa pmb. m)' elbow cnce
" more -S tbeTU ban to tow JOU iDto a bocb' ~-..r"
""(la. Jeah! I coald ........ tbe phone and l eome ._.. ad dill beat 10'&. You doa"t ba.-e
tbe eoCJl'dlndan to eoqb and breatbe at tbe • umeUJne.•• ' I ••you abould talk. Who couldn't tie bis own
aboes and bad to wear loafers unW be was 15! ..
t "QUIT COllPIA.INING. This is t.be only
1ame abort people CM pl8,)'. You want shoving? 1·u a.bow you what shoving is . . · •
I told my husband, •·Those kids take games too aeriously. ft•a ridic.toua. They're supposed eo be baYlnl a good time, relaxlng, but tbey"re not. 'lbey•re tense, pressured, irritable when tbeJ be mil the Gtber day they played a 1ame
far ,_. Murs under a blanbt 10 the)' could aee
....... board l.qM "P· Lem at them. They
1oK Uke tJte1'.e jaat completed a death .........
(
naDAT.JAN.•
87RDNEY09.48•
AalE8 Olar. 21-Apr. 11): Emphaaia on de·
sire, emotlon'al eommltment, reacbln1 un·
demendinc with an older woman. Cancer,
Caprlccn utt,. ftp.re pl'OID.lnmtly. You are
ubcl to decide CJO .. dinc:Uan... Ke1 ii to be
alert eo ti.dis, subtle blnta.
TAtJIWB (Apr. 20-May 3»): You have more
room to wort with available material. Means
r you ea bmovater originate, expand and make
• additkmal eoatacu. Elem•~ lock and tim· ma are ~ with 7°"' Superior offers a . 'rare , : oppaftumitJ .•
GEmNI (May 21-June 20): You have
dtaaee to lmprwe «)mmunicatiana, to revise.
re•iew aad to make viable travel plans.
Aqaariua, Leo, Seorpio persons figure in
seedado. You can correct put errors and open ·: dialocm wttb cme who bas been Indifferent. : CANCEll (.hme 21-July 22): Be analytical-
. nltlle to be aatiafted to know merely that
......,,, I ba1111 •ed. Del.e into reaaona -find
•..., ltoc:eaawt. Gemlni, Vir9o. s.a.iUarius
pea-n,... prvm.tnentJy. Yoa tel answer to
''WJqtwtite.''
I.BO (Jlll.J ZS.,\q. ~): Acemt on ~ty.
4om•aUe en•lronment, le1al rt1bts, i ...,......._ lloaeJ situation improves-tax
problem eaa be resolved. Defer to mate,
partmr watt. llltea, obeene, be aenaitive to •. lllll&le amtncee. Yes, you do pt MCODd chancel
VDlGO (Aq. JI.Sept. 22): Deft.De mean· tao.·...._; lladJ Leo me1saie. Aceent on
· · w0rk, bealt.b, de~denta. lmprovtn1 buic ; ..me.. See people ta u,bt ~ actuality. AYOid
t .., ......... lmqinatiGD la ftne, broodlna ta
! deltlatdwe. Plaeee penon could become an al·
, " 1 · ,,.~ <Seilt-2J.-Oct. 22>: eruu ... ura•
, _.. adlnled and ean be construdlvelJ ebaa·
• ....._ ACClllt aa pbJaical attraedaD. specala-
.1 u.., power'.'J>lq, more rwpomlbWtJ and
f puter daaaee lot reward. Yem an .. tmolftd."
......... , llUealpt to ..........
.,..., (Od. J:l..NoY. II.): Flntab proJ·
, ect~ ill ca .,.. Aarts. Deal wltb Aries, · Llll'a ,..., .. yoa can buU4 OD a more IOUd i •
... You know bow kids are," said my
hu11band. "They're unmature. How about you
and I playiq a aame of Sink the Sub?"
I SAT DOWN and put the control in my
band'. W'rthio minutes, my baaband had sunk
lhree~mynm.
He •·llbed about it.
••1 don't lee anytbinc humorous about three
subs beiq IUDk. but I auppoM tbat'a the trad.i·
tioDal macho, male. milltariltic attitude."
.. You'd be peat lo a battle situation," be
said. "What are you waltinc for? A bellhop to carry your torpedoes?··
uyou DON'T RAVE to be sarcastic," I
said. "You're just like your mother. She made fun of that poor woman at t.be picnic whose
white saure never tbictened."
"There you 10 a,aln," be mapped, .. dig-
einl ap tbe .-t. Why ean't yoa remember ... tbia iacmlJapme!"
Oh. 1me. Tbat'a what they aakt lo Rome
... .... a.n.tima met die .......
J
.. ...,.., time." Pr•p ecta are ::. ti.ml
immecM•elJ apparmt m tlile aee. o.e
belailld .. __.la I D'fial ..... edeJ.
8&Gii1A&RJ8 (NoY. 22-Dec. 21): Inertia
di~you resain Tim, vip. Members or
oppoalte sex are drawn to you. Penonal
mepetiam aoan-eocl.al invttatims multiply.
Short trips, calla, new star&, a .. marvelous"
cootact-tlMme are featured.
CAnlCOaN (Dec. 22.Jan 19): Empbaaia
on payments, locat.in.s needed or missing
m~~~ conaolldate, collect, protect
poe . Another Capricorn-and a Cancer-
figure prnmlneolly. Old debt ill repaid, you 1et
credit due. One wbo loves you Pl'OY8ll it.
AQ(J.AallJS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You over·
come adverstty--circamstancea take sudden
tum in your favor. Cycle high-your own Jude·
ment, intuition work "wooden." Make con-
tacts, penoaal appearances-share bobby,
speeial lntereata. You are going places!
PISCES (Feb. 19-llar. 20) Some restric·
tiona are adual1y beneficial. Know it, respond
with p-timce and faith. Heallnl proeeaa occurs
aa you aain second emotional wind. Be
tboroqb. llance behind scenes, be receptive to
one wbo lbarea eolndAMDtal data.
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1 T• JeAn qo, U.S. eeonomlc I Ylt.alb:J waa a certabrtJ. But tbe
f !!!.!.'i~~rked by tbe un· ~ Junctun ol r1aing : dDempkfJmellt and double-dllit IAllaU<io. muted u end to 25
, yeara of relentleH economic
&rowt.b.
TODAY TBE AMl:aJCAN
ecODOIQY faces stlll another re-~eaalan. fueled in part bJ rialng
oU prieea that have increased
len·fold alnee ll7l.
ECODOllllltl 1a1 W. eeooomic 1puuertni ts traceable in part to
a •t.rlnl Of natkml 12,000 mile8
away, nations whlcb once
stirred c:mlJ romantic vialona of
•aabi.,. lhleb, delicate, Yelled
. women and pltb·belmeled
9rtUab parda keeping watch on
the far reaches of empire.
Jn 1970, none of lhla would
!lave seemed poulble: the
American economy transformed
Into • Slant on crut.cbes -not by
~mpelillon from industrial
J>C)wers like Japan or Germany,
nor from ar.tlon• by a anti-
capltallat superpower like the
Soviet Union or Cblna. Rather tt
WU the wort of a handful of
newly powerful abeikl and
ldngs, clergy and eenerab who
relp over vut desert l"ellona
that cover more than half the 1tor1ct··--....... al a6L
BY CONSTANTLY PUSHING
up oil prices and by carefully cootrollinc output. tbey have lm· PVl1ed tbe ecooomy of the Unit-~ state. and other industrial
natl om.
They Iha.red lD tbe '80 blllion
lbal the United Statel paid for
foreign oil in 1979, money tbat
could otherwiae have been used
to buy products and put
Americans to work. The
PRl!SID!NT CMT!R LOOKS AT MAP OF TROUBl.20 MIDDU EAST
Zblgnlew Brlmtneld. •ndlng. and Frank Moo'9 DI.cu.. s.cuttty
enormous oil earnings
themselves are a aource of in·
stability, weakening the dollar
and driving up theprlee of 1old.
AU this doesn't necessarily
mean tbe nations of the Persian
Gull are behaving irre8pomtbly,
thoulb IOme Americana think
they a.re. Few would question
that tbe oil belongs to them and
they have a right to char1e what
lbey can get, ju.st as American
farmers. get what they can for
their wheal
OPEC OFFICIALS SAY price
increases actions are oeeeasa.ry
to offaet increases lo the price of
goods that oil nation& buy from
industrial nationa and lo offset
lbe drop in the vaJue of the
dollar.
··we taught them evef)'th.lna
they know," a hilh-ranklng
Treuury official Joked recmtly.
.. Tbey learned it all trom the
Texu llallroad Oommlnkla, ''
tll• a1eney that uaed pri~ setting tactics wben Texas
domlnated the oil market.
Of sreater concem than the
COil of aO b its a\'ailablllly -at
any price. Events 1n Iran and
Afpanlstan and, lo a lwer U·
tent, ln Saudi Arabia ha•e
raised serious doubts about the
Heurity ol Middle Eastern oil
fielda
THUS. IT JS a fact or life that
the economic future of 222·
mllllon Amertcans ii lied lo
events in the Persian Gulf. The
names of Ayatollah Khomeini,
Iran's new ruler, or Sheik
Ahmad Zaki Yamani, the Saudi
oil minister, are better known in
many American bou.Hbolcb than
tboae of Prl me M lnuter
Mar1aret Thatcher of Great Bri-
tain or President Valery Gi.scard
d'Ealain& of France. OPEC -
the Organiutioo of Petroleum .
Exporting Countries -may be
aa well known as the United Na-
Uons.
Aside from oil, there ls little
the United States would Deed
from the nations of Saudl
Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait or
the United Arab Emirates.
Because It is tbelr only re90Ul'C'e,
these countries auard it
jealously.
"All they have ts land, oil and
people, and there area 't many 'if,:.•." TTeaaury Secretary Ml aa1d after b1I recent trip.
A VISITOR CAN fly for hours
over the vut desert ol the Ara
bian peninaula and see DOtbinc
but sand and the sporadic flam
iog of natural eaa fire9 aend1q
black smoke into a cloudless
blue sky -e•ldence of oc-
casional oil installations.
Tbene are oo Texu-atyle 'clrill·
ing towers or graashop)>er
pumps on the desert. Oilmen
joke th.at the oU is ao clOle t.o the
surface th.at if you stub your toe
lnt.o the ADd it will come bubbl·
inl to the surface.
Saudi Arabia la the most Im-
portant ol the Persian Gulf na-
.uona for the Uolted St ~les
., becaUle it baa the moet oil, pro-
ven l"eM!l"VM or W blllloo bar·
rela and probably much more.
TBE 80VIET UNION Is next.
with proven reserves of about 70
bllllon barrel~, .. followed by
Kuwait, 66.2 biwon; Iran. S9
billloo; Iraq, 32.1 billion, and the
United Arab Emirates. 31.3
blWoo. U.S. reserves are about
28 billloo barrels.
Saudi Arabia la the world's
largest oil nport.er al 9.5 million
barrels a day. Of this, the United
States bu;J'I 1.2 mlllloa barrels,
or 20 pet'Clellt of ita dally lm·
ports.
It doesn't matter so mach
wbetber tt'a tbe United Statea or
some other cou.atry, 1ucb u
J apu. wbicb buys t.be oil al a
1pecJDc CCN11U7. Tbe lmportct
thiac la that there be aulficieut
oil available t.o meet total wodd
demand aad at a price that
woa't bankrupt tboee wbo must
baYell
OIL T&ADE CaBATED a
severe economic shock tor the
industrial world in 1t73 when OPEC railed prices by 300 per-
cent At .trtually the same time,
Arab producers clamped an em-
barao cm exporta to the United
TBS A.au ACl'IONS abould
ba" CIOIDe .. DO awimae. ld a lt13 iaeue of Foreign Atfatn
ma1u1De. James 'E. Aklna, tben
the U.S. ambauador to Saudi
Arabia, wrote : "In
1172. . .Anb9 la respomtble or
lD.flueaUal posit.lou made no
leu thin 15 dilfermt threats t.o
ue oil • a weapoa acalDsl u.etr
'ellemie9.' Almost all al the'm
alD11ed CJIW the Ua.lted SUrlea • UM prime enemy." ·
1be OPl)C countries "for tbe
llnt time, becan to l"eCOIDlle
and dlaau opmly the fact for
tbat their reaervea were ex·
bau1tlble and 1hou..ld be COD·
aerv9d." be wrote. addio.c that
lo tbe lone run, "tbe only
uti1factory position for Uae
United Staie.. . .must be tbe de-
velopmeat of alternaUve enero
IOQfe9,''
But ahernaUve IOClJ"C9 b .. e
not ball dneiopal Tbe United
State. in 1171 ... importtoc 44
perceat ol tta oil needs. or about a mlllklD bernla of oU a day. at
a co.r of matt than $110 bWioo.
The ~ la expected to rlae to
S80 bl1llon ln lJllO.
TBE AVESA.Glt PaJCE for
oil -SZ3 a barrel wt year -
may riM t.o near S30 m 1980.
compared with ander S3 in um
On the auppty aide, the twmotl
in Iran llllt year provided clear
evidmc:e of bow l.mtabWty in the
region can threate'D U.S. sup-
pUe..
The .. of 2 m1Woa barrel.a •
day of Iranian S::.dueUon
prompted kma ps I iD 801De
part.a of tbe Chilted Stata. ADd
oaly ala. Saudi AralU ...... to--~ dkt tbe abori..-.
But now the Saudi.a are near
what la believed to be tbeir max-
imum suatalaab&e output. and
theft '9 DO OQe eUe that the Unit-
ed Staa.ee could count oa t.o pick
up the alack lf there la aootber
major cutback in producUoo
somewhere else.
THE aECENT A'M'AClt in
Mecca by several hundred armed diuldenta oo tbe Moslem
world's major abrtne •bowed
.............
OIL MINISTER
Shetk Y•manl
that the Saudis allO face internal
problem.a. American officials
abuddtt at tbe impllcaUona for
the American economy if Ira-
nian-type turmoil aboukl strike
Saudi Arabia.
Wblle lbe Industrial world
made some progreu in 1979 in reducinc oU conaumptaoo, oew
competition ror oil i• e.pected
1ater in this decade from the
Soviet Uruon. Tbou&b Ruusia ls
aelf-1ufflclenl, int.e1llgence re-
poru say It could need lo import
oil for Ila European aatelllt.es aa
early u 1.985.
Acainst this background, the
Soviet move into Afpanlst.an,
bordenng Iran, raises auapi-
clona about Russia's longer-
term intmt.lona .
WHILE THE REST of the
world adapts to blgb oil prices
and uncertain supplies. the
wealth accumu1ates in the
Persian Gulf natiooa.
Earnin&• esceeded expen-
dltu.ra for ail OPEC countries
tut year by an estimated ~
bilUoG. wttb most of tbe surplus ~ill the Peraian Gulf
oatlou, espedally in Kuwait
ud s.mti Arabia. Tbe IW"Ph• la
b.~C.ci.d t.o increase to 1459 tn 1111.
U.S. olftdala say eandldly that
a major problem for the Ul805
will be to find .a.md investments
for oil aurpluae1, becauae
without a MCUl"8 place to pol
their money, OPEC natiou m~
be rellaC'tant to produce oil for
earnlnp tbeJ doa 't need. 8oUJ
the Saudla and KuwaiU. alreedy
have made mown their desire to
cut production, and in the mean-
time, oil·ricb nalloo1 are
thought to be buying gold and
wnd'DI lta price to the root.
NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSAcnONS
Writer Shiny Over Skeoo Length
By BUGH A. llULLIGAN
""--...iowuzu I NEW YORK -Sleeve-wise, I
have some off-the-cuff remarb
I would like to add.ral t.o the
shirt cutten, cbemlalers and
haberduben in the Garment
Diatriet or wherever they ply
their trade.
I intend lo 1et very sbirty
about the new "averace aleeve
Jenctb" that tbe industry la in-
fli clin1 on tbe wblte collar
workers of America.
~:-)
ble comilli thing at the shirt
counter.
ACCORDING TO The Times,
50 percent of tbe shlrta made to-
day still come in exact neck
widths rilbt down to the half
tncb but are available in only two
sleeve lqths: reaular (32·33)
and long (34-35). Not only that.
but the percenta1e of "averqe
sleeve lellllh" •hlrta roWna off
the uaembly line or tbe cuttma
table b lnc:reasinl.
The nmes article quot. a
vice prealdent ln cbar1e of
men'a aleevea at Saka nfth
Avenue • aaytn1 that • 'retailen
love the idea. It cut.a down con-
11derabl7 oo the amount ol ln-
veatnrv a store must have OD b.aDd.''
Well. I baP1M11 to be from the
old cellWaid -eollar 1chool tbat
tblnb· lldrts should be made to
fit the customer and not the
•belv•.
Minh would duly come out
from behind his cowiter oo Tu
Do Street, with bis porcupine
smlle fa.sbiooed from plna stick·
in& out of hia mouth, and duly
measure me from wrlst to
shoulder and arm pit to palm
with the long tape measure
banling a.round hi.I neck. He'd
boiler out the statistics to hia
wife, wbo copied tbem in
Chinese in a lone banker's·sbed
journal.
THEN HE'D MEASURE
again, Just to be aure be bad it
right. 8ut when the boys in the
backroom or down in the bue-
m eot or out in Cholon, the
Chinese lbetto in SaJ1oa, 1ot
around to cuttlnC tbe cloth, they
never could brtq themHl"'9 to
believe that the Blt Feet, the
Americana, bad •ueb loq arms.
Unilaterally, they would deduct
a few lncbe9, fiaurt.nl the fttter
bad Sot it WJ'OOI.
Mlnb baa l1Dce acme lnto the
1rocery busineu oat In
Cal1fornla, othenrile Illa adop-
tion al the avera1e lenstb lleeve
mlabt re1ult lD a Wit.
There It ts. The rules doa't
count aJl11D01"9. Did you ner
bear nc:b IQff about a eutr. I
th.lnk ru .ui qp mr 11 .. .-and
write hlm • ahlrt.t Jetter.
_PrOgram Set
For Retireee
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ltGrJ bofDI wilb lDaDJ ~ IDc:lud.lq --;.ua .. carpeUa1 aad rr.a. palnt CIOM to ..... ud recreeUoa
1---r."'•1wod. PaU pric~ltt.900. Call
1IWlll
C:SE• FCT
T' PROPERTIES
..... ~romlloe•
...... Nftlport a..c:.a. -· ........ ..... S.Utll le La Jolla
Prha~ P•rtJ. Wttla
lar1e CHll 41epo•lt
llMJllO, ·" ..... na.
lk~ l hi! I ~~ Rl'.1lty
I "''' H1' '"' I •I,,, l" . .
mvoRCE! llU6TSEU.l
Topaz Lake area.
Neora4a. Ne• Z.at1.
l&'5Qft. ... ...... 3br,
..... 'r'I ahMe tool.
Z'Zailed. ---·~ t-* &1J ta. Lrntl I + ac.
C-.Sro.da .......
daaMd to $.W,lOO for
q9ck &Ue! All ftrm of.
,.. • &.er1m .... ed.
OwarN.&~1049
~ Attention ~Bualne-•
A f k:tttlov• Bu•ln•N Ne ..
ltllt91M .. tied wtltt ... Calntf
Clefts .. Yllld ....... ,... --w tat c It tlM• cofttfnulng
bualft••••• •uat retlle.
Pullk8dorft .. ....._,, _,, •
Uaer• •• daangea. C.ft tlae
Leael ~ •• .... DAILY PICOT for lnformetlon end "" •• ...,..... t • ... 121.... i
JP,tv••1dl11 Fabulous 4 Bdrm home in Cameo
Shores t Prime Corona del Mar
locatlClll. with 180 de1 Ocean View,
cathedral cemnc._ 6 Game ~1 bua• POOl·al&e Lowest pnwo View home Ila cameo Sborea. Call
87MMO
I
IAYRONT
We have several fine homes
with pier le slip
PIMtMSULA POINT
Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family .. home. QOM to ocean. sm.ooo
B. TOIO HOltSI COUMTltY
4 Bdrms., 3 baths ; ranch style,
mini-estate in orange groves.
$249,500.
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
~ ?,,.,, .. ,, Ur .. ~" 11 b/5 t,lol
2w•:flw1.._, s BR 4 B• cuatom waterfront bomea
w/17aSI' p~t doch.
Prlced $995,000 to
Jl,095.000 direct f~m
buiJder For det.all5 OD
ct.e bomea and appt to aee. call Carol -Horr.
'31«11t
PAlllC UDO COteOS
2,.3, • 4 Bdrm • /pool,
jac., • aauna .
Panoramic coastal view
In beautiful San Diego.
Starting at $48.900 with c:mlY ~ ddwn. 11.875 ln·
terest.. Take advantaee
al these low prices. Sales
office opm lOAll-dusk.
~ Del Sol Blvd. San .,;.....-------t o.eeo 714/~
CURIOSITY
•. INVENTED
111.UONAIRES
iO ,..,. old bouae, aoaed
OP. CiVle Center area.
Saata Ana. Call now for
moredd.alls.
.-nlU&DB
For Yow Heirs
So. Coast P'lam .....
2 Bdrm.. 2 bath condo In
nmUc MWnc. tte room. DooG. apu, pet.a O.K. 'lfew ·carpels, drapes, ==·Terms".
BigS-....unl
41R.Pool& Soo
PLUS skylighted family rm, formal dining &
breakfast nook, vaulted
dis. All tlua gradous 11 v.
m& + a k>w interest loan
too! Call DOW. 982-4454
Ask fOf' Pbylli.I
COATS • WALLACE
R.E
tD Cold'"vell Banker
IMDIVIDUAUTY-WfTH A. Pl.AIR!
llG CA.MYOH
This 4 Bdrm, 4 ba, modern angles
& glass home sparkles with light.
Golf course view from most
rooms. Customized detailing
apparent everywhere. Can assume
1st T.D. at attractive rate & owner
will consider 2nd T. D to right
buyer. $749,000.
IN Ne'IPORTCEllTER
~ 644-9060
ARCHITECT'S EIM CONDO
CORONA on MAI
COU OP NIWPOn llALTOIS
1115 I. C...t Hwy .. C-w •....,.
.... 675-1511
~(®
t?Bclch Realty
~EAL EST An UCILLIMCI SINCE 1949
COME WITH US •.• to MIWPOIT
HEIGHT'S. Spocloa. ""• IWW, cmto. ..... hw:4 ........ *-ltyr--.topof ...
UH applmcn, 2'/J cw gar_ocp, .,.at
IMlllt 1111; tow •ml:tlH•t• ywd. frWt trees.
qiMt locaH.. $2 lt,000
NEWPORT BEACH 75s.o811
IE.a. Costa Mftc: nus charmer is as good
as gone 1..arge lot aod
awper WlU help finance
$89,900. Call n ow.
5«).31166
'Nltelc-.11
Real htote In<.
IT HAS AU
THE '1 WA.MTS•
l.Nr tbe edge al the sea
2.AkticubMl.y decorated
3.0>uater apece galore
lo garden kitchen
4.Qlaetcul-d-nc at.
5. Three Bedrooms 6.All ror only si 19.900
WANT TO SEE IT"
Call !J79..$170 today
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
Sell wrt.b EASE I
It's a BREEZE
Clasaified Ada 1142-56"71
THE WOltLD'S
A.TYOUIFHT
When you view Ocean,
Harbor. " City from Utla forgeous location atop
Spygtasa mu. 4Bdtm 11
Camily, formal dlnln&.
2,,., Reduce to $586,000
for Immediate sale or
lea.e a~ $i!OOO per mo
macnab I Irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY ---------
YOU-VE HEARD THIS ll:FOU. ..
but you owe it to yourself to see
this 4BR Newport home on quiet
cul-de-sac. Add your "tender love
·n care" at the fantastic price of
only $167 ,500. Clint Moses 642-8235.
<W-73}
642-8235 64-4-6200
901 Dover Orrve Harbor Vitw Center
Irvine at Campus va11ev Center
752-1414
C!IE
llDlll ILllllS CD.
OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE
MIWPOllT HACH
llCi CA.MYOM
Most Gracious Verumea Model. Wide.
Winding $uapended Staircase Overlooks
Marble F.nt.ry & Spacious Uvlng Room.
Superlative Four Bedroom, Four And
One-Half Bath Home. Elegant Circular
Garden Kitchen. Den With Firepl•«. Huie
M•ster Suite. LuxµrtOlls ltallaa Marble
Batba. View Of C:olr Coune. C•ll For
Appointment 1'748.500
(5) --...... ,...,,
fOI tAUs M HIAIT Otl OLD COM
Well ~ realty •.. but we've li•ted a
triplft ln the middle ol Old Corona del
Mar: a block to Coast Htlbwa1 abope;
a bloek to Bil Corona; an ocean vfew
from tbe peithouae and a quick walk
to restaurants from every unit.
Property has zero vacancy and
there's room to improve. tile retum.
Aaltin11325.000.
lJ~l()lJI: li()Ml:i
REAL TORS~ 676 6000
2443 East ~ Hrgnw.y. CorON del Mar
[1111111
LUXUllOUS
CONDO
1006 .......................
4 Br. 2\'J Ba beacb bH 00
I.be Water WfPter. Call
IG4517 aft 7pm. •Cl
~BAY
0v'1' UGO 141 ft ~··•teaMt olltred I« Hle t duertmlnuan
buyers tea,turina
48r. a~B• with
Jacun:I In inutt
b•lh, a 'mualv frpln. larp country
kl\chen with •II
modem •pplianttt
nttlodtng Jen-al
Ranae •nd eub-
ref r I 1 er at or. Upataan view ol
att1f1c ocn a re
yard• away.
J .............
s~eoo
Call for appt to see.
-T)erra Del Sol
RHlly
411.-1744
G-•u• Yoo may Dill like this
..._. IQ 11l ruaraot.ee
tt 'I om al the best buys
in QB(. 4 Bd. V1eW. pnv
t.cb. fee land. ln brand new eoacW icJD. $319.000
Durell Pub. Act.
16ZDlor'31· 121116.
c:.a...... 1024 .......................
.......................
MAaMTA
Spectaculu bllltop
--. lmWD lq. ft. a.. .. Ilario ......
Rd 6 CalJe IA PnlDB wn.••to•.•· &1l.3MI);....,. Bldr.
NIWDWLIX
Z BR. DID Z'At baUlll. Lllf-..... i_Bu . ..................... .
Flreplac:ea. Walk to --------~SIOK. Jou All IEEAltfRONT
MEWIMft.EX New Modular Typ ~ Hana. pvt commwuty. Lowest pnce iD O.na 2 bcha, 31 hr aecu.nty,
Point . 2Bll Zba , a~lettiDa OK. From
fireplacea Ocean vu, $11.JOO. Treuure lalaod
walk to bdL SllSlt. Joan. MobUe Home Pk. JOIOi
AIJ. • ...., So. Coast Hwy Lacuna ..:.:::::::.;....;;:~-----• Beach, R M .P. (714 1
NEW HOMES ~.
ASS.IN•• I Sped.acular view. 10% as-AMAMCIMG aum. loan. 17% do .·
11¥•117 /I SlSl.500 3 br. 2 ba
1~2001.Da. •LW
OPENSATISUN ll-t BlN A LOT TODAY AT
25132Vla Pacafica y EST E RD I\ Y 'S
PRICES MESA VBDI Ca1Q'011 Plua Devel. Ocean vaew lot i.o -.ery
C«ner locauoo. b11 4 714/661-1616 good uea near ihe
Bdrm. family room, 2 ~~~~~~~~' beach. Invest oow llnd bath. Convertible -= boAd for possible rutur~ prace1rump111 room. lAm:urtous z Br 2 Ba eiec .,c.
Lot.s ol patJo, deduag condo, o c e a o v u . i.ee. ..., .ooo.
Asking $104;1>00. C•ll 1140.000. Afl.. T74 :M02 LINOO REAL ESTA.TE ~USl ~l I' '<wlMdl 1040 ....... '!'-........... &.....-... IOSCI ....................... -~-1 ~ HERITAGE
. . R EALTORS
3 bdrm. 2\'J ba. 1100 aq ft,
end \Slit. frplc, frml din.
2 petioa. pooi, apa leno15.
Avail unmed. 162S/mo.
~m1 fnllt °"lex, it-~~~~
WAUTOSUlf
ft'Clm u.. ~ lbr, 2be,
To•abome w /se c
cw.pool.·~· • t.mma
c:rta
Letlure Wortd, Gale 1<
Panoumac vie•. 3rc;
floor. Villa Nue-¥.. 2b1
2ba. S81-mt A IC. af'
7pm. tie isaKI comer.. MO DOWM v .. Pan Place.loc 842-746i ae.t North c.o.t.a Men lig IJock. Super locmon. mimUs to So LOOKS GOOO
Qmt Plua. Walk to aU lDDde 6 out NI~ 3br. AffOIDA.ILI
....,......,.. ....................... tos;
a..._.. ldlooD. bic ramaJy room. b N h 1 & EASTSlDE _,....,. all bbl:. and flttl>lace 2 •. ur "" 00 " Luxury. elegance. en 5 u.ih $825 .QOO n.... A shopPtnc f'ull prire v 1 ro nm en l com, lir iD 0 _ RV llor'a&e· vou V ex 963IO = tn lbJs Lagun. No Qua y 1. wner 'J peJ1a will befp you move Par1l Pia~. Inc 842 7461 ·-~'--e 3 BR will CMry. Prime &oea· BrlLr 978·0920, eves m. Apprailed by VA at 2"'2tielb..Pb~
boll. Reduced to sm.ooo. 8'7S-Ol5M -.ooo. Call St&-seao Uli •• iity ,_..
Ca.UNow-.7171 3 BR upcraded. Try ...,._YllocJt R.E.
Ol'fN1119"'1 \ llffl lcllfl ~I c : t wwwleacll 1011 Sl>.OOOdft to a 11~ loaJl. ___ 4'_7_-_,_,._, _ [•1111 =~~c~ ~~~~~~~~1 :.-~::::"". ==:~~~~
. lecluded eaay-care lot. Gift y_. TaMS ~ bL Jli4t mi to beach --------2;',l,.! BR, 2ba, new Ul:tAIMM! SUM pnce ll32JiOO 01 OCIAM YllW! 11491<. Ja.n. A&l ee...t liVID& year round ~ !::°• ~r si!:: a-PIO mo. Qll nne1 Venaillea-pentbooae; uJ. _.., iD om ''Grembrook" 3 -..o.LoDuwa Pa~ m_.,., __
tra deluxe • IDl· ~ .. W.. fOll ·a..oum. Hcce COQDtry Sl-1AOOorU>tcm rmcul8&e! 2 Bdrm.a.. 2 ddlm. itJllldoti l1vm& bat.ha -l'rplc. + com-............. •••••••-• .Wea. beated POOL II
Dmib' antMi''-WW SPA. Ca&l ror det.aJla•
tnde-ltorbelpfuianee• $120,000 BKR. Call
Sl98.5)0! S40-1721D
W..t.yf'rop ,,n-··· llilfWS • -RA
•671-7060 ..
VACATED! Glaat Newport nee.
home. 4 Br. F.R .. DR .. 2
frplcs & pool. Owner
finandng makes It easy
to buy or may lease op·
lion. Asking $275,000
Cal{ 645-7221
~2t
Wftfdff Realty
UMDA.ISLE
3 BR w1tb 60 ' slip.
1115.000.
601 UDO
Waterfront condo
Highly uplJ"&(led. Spec
tacu1ar views. ~.000
*cote Realty
& lnvestme11l
640-5n7
Bdrm, custom bit auperbl.y appointed
Ivan Well• home.
Owner w l c•rry
financing. $335,0C)().
TMIOYBLOAH
oa 3 Bdrm house w 11
Bdrm a.DCOme unrt on
ClOl"Dll' lot Ir So. ol H1tY.
Newly p•lnted • new c•rpela. $240,000.
Ownr last. C•ll Sara
Marvtrl.
8'75-$8 or 67S-«lOO
Have• WOPd~rful 1980
&NquE HOMES
SU P E R D·U P E R
DUPLEX
1980 INVESTMENT•
OLD CORONA DEL
llAR ! Aaaume lat al
7~. Owner will carry
2nd oc aell on cont.rad.'
Qsy 2 Bdrm home w1tJl 3
Bdrm umt ln back. South
ol Hwy and both wtth
... bey VleW9. Call
WenclyBeam
m..a>OO
--OAK GLEN ,.
Dlaliacli•~ new 2
becln)om. 2~ ba COD·
cbmmuma..,, --2511 Eldm Ave.CM.
M2~
SYCAMOIE MEN
lbte..W
F8bu&ous. tars~ 3 bd, 2"'1
ba. Quality lownbome
ccmdomlnlums. Only 8
avallabAe. $109.990 3430
5-nl.a Ana An. 662-6734.
•IYO'Wt&•
HOME a INCOME
2 ~ w flJ)"lo down.
will carry al 10~,
-5.000 IOGll3S
NO DOWN
VA
$90,000
,. Hamiltoo St
4 Bror den, l~ ba. frplc .
dbl pr. Bier 642. T743
Pllca llDUC•!
Wutaide, C.M. Room for
?madaa. 14.m.a110
w.11Tol9Cllllly
Great POUDllal, super
ld'ma Al put bonus rm. OlatJ SUI0.000. &45-0303
f:.O~ES T E
OLSON
MOTLIASIHOU
Walk to Faabioo Island
from tbia fantaatlc 3
h*m. townbome oa fee
land la I.be mo.t pre-llUllolll area a.round 2\'J
s.tt... 2 frplca .. auDCleck -------1:11 mltr. •more Owoer·
... IDUlt sell Aa•ine $112.~. Brtn1 Offer' BdJlll a..Jty 551411
1044 .......................
WAMl'ID2fl•
Cl*. Prin aaJy .... -
Ueor b&o' • a.ame CID be
opbaD 2br, 1 .... Condo
ID In. Did amt CID lab-
A / C SStO /SH,toO.
m-87
S.,.-LG~
Quahty comfort 4& loca
uoo iD lb.a beautiful towt1bouse. Fe.iurea
bma1 mtry, lrg C•mtly
rm. cst.m wood dttk ans.
hrepit, JIK! • 1140.000
BALBOA lSl.AJllD
REALTY
67J.3700 --------
INY.PA.D
OardifUlodel, 2 br, 2 ba.
in The Ternce Take
over-far 9ii21). mo Call
&.ellOO
Omtury Z1 !larf Realty
ar.a.u-petio bm Pl
4, ereeoblt. Jbr. (rp le .
a c.$106.900 64.S-0776
COLOMY HOME
3 Bdrm. 2 ha upended
Qroer lot. 551~
THE
GROVES
One ol the '*-t mob&le home P9rb lo So. Cal.
~. apa. lawn bowUn&
6 craft nm. Triple wide,
alJJIDlt --• blOly l.tP-a:raded 2 bdrm., Cam.
rm.. OoWenftlt coacb.
Edna larSe lot 00 IJ'eell·
belt. Dou.I* &ar•ee.
Mliiporf.... 1064i ........................
WATaROMT
DWI.IX
SpKn•% + 3bcfn0 un Its on lbe beac h
Bemmbbte bleome ' fa...i.eat potedt1 • r Bare coraer lat. C.11 to •1 '9 ..._your ap
poUtteeat. w preyae•
w /lbe llaUa1 office .-nu
~ Walker & lee
Dq«MSfTE
SPYGLASS
W f1"UMl:HDOllS
VIEW
Seller will help w /financ
!nit'' 4 lge brs. 3 ba, bugr
fmly rm w /oversize'
frplc. plus glamorou
llJ8. Popular Tradewrnd
model. View of ocear
bay Ir city light:.
Dr!cont.ed like a model
714 /5.1.SOl
c::I Walker & lee
IUCHllAUTY
Except1ooa.l duplex 01
rare xtra wide fee lot
JI.at steps to lbe sand
beau&.. decor OW'l'.Mln un
l With ocean view. Xln
tnCOCDr record. 'Ibis OOt t. It all. Take over lgt
loan at 10\'J%. can nov
to see.
JA.COIS UAL TY
'7M670
IG.25°/o EXIST.
FINANCING
Lvl.)' 3 bdrm, 2 bit. fml~ home. Sunken liv rn
w/brick frplc1 frml dr rm. 2 petiot, oil-lit ,88(
PLUS aeparal•' tves
qrtrs w own b•lb
OW1nint house lo mos
1>reat11loU1 N"por
1-cabOa Woa'\ t• 1001 atbis low price. •-riu
fOIWt11NdlJHi
Bal lllllt.e.
= ....... ,.
••fl•IKW". i.. • ..-.. ...... &mla'-...... bmal •. -------.... ,., '6mU1 .... ,.._.\aHlar Uar or IUn17, bar, t adobe · .... a.do.* a.ru., ,,.._, et.elaM 1la11. . ~Hr. Ull,000. =--·~·~r,::
•-------• ftlr --. 0... will ........... ,... ..
MNVllW
llfJT LOCATION
Prime Tutlln area
Great pnce·•l.900. 2
bedroom townbome.
Pool, ten.DI• and RV
pmrtdq. and cable TV. Call'°' moredeta.lla.
Sl.epl to beach. New 4
Bdrm bome nearlnl Olllr .........
cornp&.tkn BuUder will "-•••••••••••••••••
belp finance. SU bmlt Mlllll "--
your otrer. Aaklng ForS. I 100
l256,llDO. Call ~ 1 Ul --•••••••••••••••••• •
~. s_ .. HERITAGE
REALTORS
Ill.co> Down! fi"lxs! c br,
2 ba. IPOOd area. John v a·
ruan Co. 631-0900.
$3900 Down 3 bdrm
Townhouse Aaaume
balance. 4S17 .S039
THEILUffS
Lge aaaumable loan.
Beaut. decor'd. trt lf'vel
oo quiet 1treet. Only
$149$>. Call~
FORESTE
OLSON ..... , ........ ,, ....
UHDBl MARICET
EXECUT1VEHOME
This 3 Bdrm. 2 bath
beaullfully decorated
Lusk home ls located In
very desirable Eastblutr tncludea pool & s pa
$212,SOO. Call Dan Bibb
rorappt
ROGBtS REAL TY
67~2Jll
ForSaJe: 3Br Home. Only
steps lo the ocean. w /bU.i.oa, 2 frplc, IUD·
deck, paUo, open beam ceilina. auto. dble pr ..
etc. Ownr will carry con·
tnd, only S22S,OOO. call
owner'. H).1353.
OCIAHFROHT
On the "'Gold Cout". 3
UDi1&. Gara1es. Priced
for lmmed. aaJ., DO of·
fen pleue. 1375,000.
Prindpal1 only Agt.
6G-51M, &M-0070
SpyJlua ocean " bay
view. 4br, new CTPta &
prt. scar pr. 2 frpk:a, a
&rdnr lncl. $ll00mo.
M5-mnl
PMl .. HOMI
HARBOR VIEW
HlLLS-Somenet s
Bdrm model wttb familJ
roam a:bd akytliht mt.17.
You'll appreclate tbla
spactou1. bHutlfuUy
malntalned home.
IZSl.000 lacludH tbe ....,
'42-1200
MOBD...EHOME
BUY·SELL· RENT·
FINANCE
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l"lllllal-.ls....Jdlolce New 2 bedroom 2 batb &o.OlliltPlaaa.l'Q>mo. <2U> •ll·JUS •v•• ael1bborbood. nr ... •••••••••••••••••••• SpimlabEaut.eLivtnc' 1'2 bedroom condo home. lll11loa Lakes ...-or M54IOZ aft. wbdl. ...... -.... ~ mo. BEACHFRONT HSE La BeU1luJ put.like aur· bamm ln PoPULar Spr· C Cl b 0 If u. ---------.-• ...... JBa 2 .... ,, rouodlo1s Terraced ~• communll" lo ountry u. o. 1Br.1beaawatcr.Pool. ~orm.wo ..... '-.2 .. vl'lDI, pool Sunken eas bbq, " ta:mi.pool. Blautllu.Uy • &eoa11 MOO prPUJSH S.1103 l.Uel, 1tnam.a. laod.IHl*I: no mala· 3 Br caado w Jpool. lllbted spa · mo. i.-Mcue1 Golf Course a park II o a fount a Ina. tm:lia. l.Ulb ludac.ptq. ua teaal.t. aauna, Jacuul, call Rob llcDooa.Jd. All. Qmdo. 3 br, A/C, 91 ID. ¥ft t ' 1fce 3291 SP a c i o u I room a . ...,..,.,..,_ •--.;:&ubbou..Rd. etc. Ellllald&cbm, famt· no fee. 962-SS21 or pool.llZ5.Dl·l1'71 ....................... Separate dlnin1 area,
Pbane todl1 ~. oalJ > Dllert Hot SllriD&a ty rm. frpk, buae pvt .:._...__;. _____ --1 HOltl'.S FOR RENT walk·ln clOMU. bome
5M-HM <Brobr> ~m.n -pillM> • 2 car pr. t5lf0. m> mo. 3 BR 1.,.._ bacon· ~ SAU,ILIA.51 3 er' Br. Pnoed from like 1dlcben & cabinets .--------•I -,._ ....... ""--aut n•w b .. 1 *--. ..._ ...... u·-' •-Oent.ttWalk to Huntington ltimtiOllM Harbor Coa· w-ll do. Adult complex, ftdl .... • "' om .. O --ron.-... i&IU -
.&.. 28r 2''-Ba "·"In d A plmned ua.i1 drvd 3 BR. It a r a,; es Fam 111 u ._ ' ..., • naa I NEW 3 bdrm. bome, 13111 Ilea Verde. 3BR1~ Ba. re~f ' no pet•. It. 2.,... be. a .... ml to beach plea1e Kida 6 peta 28edroomfum ~
tl50,000. IM6-291J. ;JJ-lK down to new pat.to, eartbtone cptl, _54221 _______ -t SUea pnce 1132.~. or wekome Call 914-2* or Towntnase tum. $505
ADULTSOMLY loan. 183,000 full :•._e.•~ ..... ~25 mo. 4 arblue.lar'lflot.boat, ~S100mo CallowtWr m-an.All oofee ~tte.oo~. ~ .......... , .. ....__, ___ • 1 price. Realtort11-lm. ·-·-: .,_...,,,... RV -.... mo m -lCllOPrinooly. · _.._... ... ., ~ ace••· -· · 419. 3br. l"'iiba. din rm
Aol'y. In Uke oew coodl· CATALINA ISLAND New twuboule, 3 br, 2~ ___ Zll7_._or_to-0867 ___ ._-t *l!li0mo.18r 2"tba Coo· 6-Pc. fncdyd. paUo.1ar. LAQUINTAKERllOSA
dan.Walktoeverytbinf.. 2Brcoodo.Sl40,000 ba,pr,peta•cbUdrea CCIDdo abr. 2...,ba. Stve. do. 2 poola. or ever· xbk>c.Ml5~~ llZUParbldeLn.lblk ~~ ~ ~e~ ~557-3151160wner ~-~-<~;,: "'*· dawr. dbA pr. pool y!!'IDI s1ufper cond. C 1 1 , tu ~~acn. 3 bib S. ol
coo do m Io 1 um o.tofse.ht ...a7or~;:;J •club hM priv. Nr S c ..... im. NIA. Ive ,.uWe1d J400 M7·S441
speda.IJ.at.a. &e6-4477. f'tGpll'ty 2600 Pl:IDts l.o Hi.mt. Creek cwap. _ ............... ..
••••••••••••••••••••••• DELIGJrl'll'UL 3 br . 2 SllOllo ~--1---i ...... Va.to U67 Newiat Be.ct! Elegant. LUXURJOUS
LM Vecu. Nevada 4.82 ba.! Fam. rm .. fireplace, SUper 2Br Condo. nice --·••••••••• llPKIO'll 1BR.2 Be rW'TI 1 Br • al.n&Jes, sauna.
1100 acraforoommen:lalde· dbl. 1ar. $595 /mo HOll!SFORRENT by decorator Use of pool. rec. room. From
veJopment. on F1ammgo SU·la6'5-lllOl,Aat. area. clo•~ t o t"ver 3 oc 4 Br Priced from ......,,._, 87S.5700 S300 Quiet st. 17301
baween McLeod & Mo-)'thins. Sli6..55l l.814 Ml>_. fncd yant • C 1 , , Ked8on."'2·7'848
ja u JCa• .. Mac ... •·v &md New 2Br 2...,ba, 2· I F 11 -• • • ve. •· ... UU1,,, car pr, pool fr jacuni, Beautiful aew cuatom 1ara u am iu ...,.,. 'trd 3425 LmJ-at.ac:lt 3741
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G.al7~.602-32S-1094 ---.. ·~ .... c-home view of ocean. please Kids 6 p~t• -•••••••••••••••••• ••-••••••••••••••••••• ·-J .w-.u ... _,_ walk to s and $750 w8mme.Calll64-25aor Sludlo, prof derorated.
llllcm9 rw...,+y 2000 ._.. ..............................................
90/o
Only 25% down oo thia
bread & butter fourplex.
Owner will carry
balance a1 9% for 4 yrs.
All 3 Br. 1,,.. Ba UD.lt.s.
Yearly income Sl.8,.200.
Ow!r' $100 pr mo 1peoda.
bie. ~price Sll9,900
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IH l'4IWPOIT ICH ,. .... d ....
Penimula 2Br tlSSOwutr
ai Wiit.er 2Br /deo S2000 ..............
2 Br DI' bcb $.'500
3 Br2be, nr bch 95.50
2Br. pool, tea.nil flOO
3Br. pool, tenn.11 flOO Udo2 Br, nr all_,
~water 2Br 2ba ll50
~water 2 Br /deo Sl:.>O ~water, VIEW, l1e
2Br+deo~
41!oew3Br2batBOO
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4 Unrt.s CM. Costa Mesa. cY al the above. Also. ==·°"Su~81lo 1031. oww:.m;.~.:;..
HIW4-ft.EXIS Ille. 714/6Jt-1400
Comer al Slater & Van Buren In Huntln1too Alamitos Bay Belmont
Buch!980-4370. Shores water riew. 3br. ----------1 2ba, fam rm, frplc, new
RENTAL crlJtl " drps. Stv. Boat
INOOllEPROPERTY dock avall. $750110.
From $31,900. Modular 21344 Gnor41N211
Type Home1, 24 br ,._ .. .....,__ 122-2 aecurity, 3 pvt be1cbel, -_. ....................... pool 6pW. Treuure l•le Pk. aoi Pacltlc Cout 5Br, 3Ba, 2500 sq. n. 2
Hwy, Laiuna Bch , Mparate llvlna area.
R.11.P. m4)49N57'9. =--Incl. teoomo.
1......-•Mlrtla• Beautiful Spy1lau ~ dunlM! w/pen· -.ta•· tliilue. '5°Tb0at dock. a. ""'• wtth outltandinl Oeean •lew. Many Ocet.n•Harborviews ~-~ ::nn 4bedroom• FamUy
Ql3 )Of-al. S2Q)C) per month.
C21 llunts Realty Ap::ll '711M333
___ cm_-. __ 21_&_1 _-12 Bdrm 1 ea. trplc. walk
rM ..-.,..,. ,....... _...,. ...,... -.. "",.. DO f-. Prttly, 2 bdrm. 2 ba, ....,Uo 2BR. sar. llDllll yard. btl .--Of' ..... ,.....,._ .,.,._,. ,_. -home w/au cood. ..... aoft i.mmac. ~maid aerv •
kitcb w /'fthr hkup. No , ....... ._. Ml wport ..... JZ., waur. (rpk. f root &l ~ar &r wl Co6or 1V. "'5 wk pets. m>. 2208 A Placen w4ow ....................... J*IQS. loeded w 1cbarm er by mo a.2221
lia.54!5-'Tm •tat.-3242 M> YEE' Apt 6 Condo m.llO:t
9Jper 2br. Twn.bse Cntr
loc Nr shops. Frplc.
btt.im.$C96.642--0346
HUGIMEW211
f'Pk, pr,qwet. prtv. Patioa. yard, etc. etc:
Low move lD cost
$525. Adults. 642--083S
Large 2-sty lbr. 2"'2ba.
sngJ ram detached hse
Cole to ocn. Atleh. dbl
~ 9!50 Mo Avail 2·1
Lall K.Lke dys 832-2881 .
eveS6"°63
2Br duplex. New crpts,
etc. Quiet. Pvt yard
eocl. gar. $400. Water &
gardener paid. 645-3900.
631·2li03
E side d1x 3Br. 2"'z8a.
small yard. comm pool &
Jae, S750 /mo. 64,5.-440'7 or
~-
3Br boUle, fam. rm. 2Ba.
frplc . Nr frwys , & s.c:Plaza. $575/mo. Incl.
fmt. yd gardening.
&n..Q86.
Mooticello townhouse 2br. a... 2 car garage Pool.
M50mo. 645-9070 aft 4
3 BR home. E 'side
Hdwood On. frplc. Lg
)'1lnl. sm. M4-1211 A&t
1 I.rs bdrm. frpk. pat.Jo,
anacbed pr., privacy.
SlfO M2-C'7S2
&side DJ" l8t.b & Orange.
2tr, i.t.6lalt $lOOlec dep.
Adultl. No Peta. $350Mo.
8C&-3Q22
Like DIW. F.utaide C-00·
do. lBR + dentl\*t rm.
OU'. ~. Pool. Adulta.
Nopela. 1115. Avail. 2(15. s:ms
3232 .. .................... .
R>llES FOB RENT
3 « 4Br. Priced from
..... FDcd yard.
11ra1ea. Famtlle1
pleaH. Kida " pttt
welcome. Call IM-2118 or m.a7J.. ,..., DO fee. , .... v..., JJl4 .......................
HOllES FOR RENT
.. ... •••••••••••••••••• rentals Villa Rentals LAGUNA BEACH MTR
Townbouae Jbr. Jba, rec ~Bkr <>CF.AN VIEW N 8 .Adil fNN Maid aerv .• color
fad, boal1Up avail 2 car --------aw. Zba. frplc. bak'. club 1V. heated PoOI. Ulll
pr -25Mo ~ 3BR2\.\Bllneccoodoln t.e, poot 11«. S750 CID nl4>4~·5294. 985 No
3 Bdrm oo waterfront w t
bolislip.'800
213-581-1937
most ~ Bluffs da. 7ll-S7M.eves l3l 2135 o.t Hwy
locaUon. Pet'f ect l"ODd
SB50 mo 844-131.S l.rv\De new /upa~ 1 br
lake(ront condo Prplc.
dedt. poot t.eruw. spa,
etc S3lll5mo 493-8349 an s
Ocanfront I &r 2 Bdrma.
hpk sandy beach. vlew
& BBQ. 1t1t Thru June
~ up 494-4891 ------:Ir, mba. Condo f rplc. 2
patios, trg pant.r)' Gab
BBQ. lmmac $675Mo
96341377
Newly decorated lge 3 br.
2 ba. w1lk lo ~ach. comm. pools Ii LeruU.5
S'1S> mo Family MS-3370 Bnmd DtW 2Br 2...,ba, 2 t .. wpow1 leodt 3769
3244 SU PER S H A RP &r
SPARKLING Ne9s
carpets. drapes etc J
bdrm 2 ba Walk to
beach. S74S lmo. yrly.
car pr. pool &. Jac:ui11. •••••••••••••••••••••••
very attract& ve ~ Ul thr <>«an 2 br 1475
mo I br $400 mo Feb. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
TimUllOC8( ~
Heather 11.dl. 4 Br. 2.,., ba
W/VVJW. ao50/IDO. All
9lfl5..MM
llMTALS
1 BR. I Ba • . • • . $400
2 BR.2i,.,tia ..... m s
JBR.2811 ..... ~575
3 BR. 2"'1 Ba S700
Call 673-314.S
3 Br. 2 ba, lmmed.. ava&Ja
~ 2 car p.rqe W a1k
to beach +pvt swtm &
tl'nnls facil Aitt
Z?-0701
SU NSET BEA C H
Bradltroat Hae-Lg 4Br
381.. 2 kJ.t. 2 IJ v LtJ1S R ar.
PLUSH 846-11o:r
SEA VIEW Lu or 1ae
w 'Opt to ~. Gua.rded
c:omm View. SlSOO mo
8lu m.un.561-9176
'fSZ3C'AM""~flMME Lg 2Br. 28a, bltns. · qlt.11drp11. patJo. dock.
38dr. 2ba, new crpt. drp1. )'Tty 1725 mo. 675-9115
6 tpk, KJde 0 K ~-Ila Canyon condo; 3 BR.
4582 W a In u t Ave. 2.,... ba. Move-in rood.
752-J.m. or a M8'l444 Alpular eart.btooe decol-
No pe&s. ~Per mo HEW Jlr. Ba..... c. F. Coleawortbf
S&ii Juan. 3 & :! &r pool
{#2 car ear. Slorace
Fre1b pllnt, walk to
atora M9S mo Day
851-0f'Tl or nes 49&-T.-
L.V.SlS GA.LOal!
It tlw Ueso-CdM
• 3&. E-slde C M • exec
type Brand oew + pool.
~pa " pnncy t800 mo -•28r lrvuw VtUage
Green , brand new
gm.md floor urut SG5mo.
be.
.zBr +deb. I rvtne
~.l&50mo 1k
•2Br lrvme
Woodbridge Grttnbelt
VM"W. wash dry '"" incl MW.lie
•38T lrvuw
Turt.k!nx'k Brand MW.
great view. loads or
lll.Orqe. S950 mo lse •2Br APARTMENT
CdM. Incl ~rne. 5460
mo &no lie C4lll to ,.,.... ...
752-1700 I .~ r:s.ms I Reallar' MG-0020 UDO 2Br. 1"'1811 Coodo. cocoa 4BR.Jba.Sl200Mo ..,,,,.,v·""'""""~',' ~,.~,~ .:;c. ~;:a:~;...· 1• INtl
Northwood New 4br 900 mo i.e WalM'front
bome. liOOllo. Poola. HomM63l·l4DO
tmma, ek. Will comider
lb:Jrt lie Avall lmmed. 81\fts, apadous s Br 2,,.. llliocaw..d
l3Z-80ll7 ba.. " greenbelt. pooi ...................... .
l1SI Mo Realtor 644-0134 ~new 3 BR coodo U!
Woodbrid1e Fencec1 ~ view. n ee. 2
petio. ...nblooea. A Vall. br home .. Cliff Dr 2 br.
oow. lae. $525. A1ent liv rm w/frplc. lie ~
N>-cm> rm w /pool tbl Patio.
1\sti.oct Campua View ~tum. !548· 7813 A&t.
J Br. 2 Ba, cathedral eeiJ. a Br. 2,,.. ba. pool, sauna"
kll. Mil bar, 1prtn.klen. 1pa. lllllO mo Clean &
lovely. Aleo rec . qut~t. L1e maater
facWUea. 9850 mo. t(i wlftew al s acre IJ'MO·
l"elPJlllible party. Avail. belt. Otll Rob McDonald,
P'eb. lat. Pbooe M$-2233 ,.._,no fee .
OJndo, Rancho San Joa· "2·5521 or 140·4939.
qWi 3br, 2...,ba, oo 1oll The Blulf1 lmmac. u;.
coune Landcpd by ~ Condo 2bc, • dell. lloten Garden Prof de· Dede on L.R. fuJ)y crpe.cl.
CQnllled. Adulta No Peta 2 baths, blUm, a car pr •Ille.~ •Jauto cir opnr. pool.
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN S700Mo 2U·4H·2979
Vlu..A·New 2Br. 2Ba ~ put1ni
lBr llodem Bayfront apt
w balcony, Gar avail.
tm. ~ fn.1723
..... ,. I -~II 1707 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Sll'ep1ng room• fl
kJtc:beoettes. S75 wll &:
i., OceanlronL ~co
1 BR. "'ii bUt to beach, lll
8115. S32S mo. 642-6514.
541).d)O
~ nmta11·2 br. a.oo.
lit • laa + SlZ5 deposit.
tr13-91'l'1
Bacbekll apartment. UW
pd. See apt Frt. or Sat
msrmo 310 E Be I boa
IDvd . Balboa
c.-.. Mw J722 .......................
CGDdo• ttif COWM. air, a l*m. 2 ear pr., poo& • OCEANSIDE or HWY
L\t 631-0000 or U>-81Z7
Bayfront furnis hed.
Wll1t.er rent.al
Bn*er.~12
2 Br I ba. furn. wtr. $400
I BR . I ba . bayfront.
I.Ilium. yearty. S395
associated
l ltOK EllS 11 £ Al TO llS
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On the beach! Open! 2006
B W Ocean!root. 2br.
S2S. 751Hm; 67>7135
2 Br apt. 3'21 E. l6lh St.
Adults, no pets S3SO Yr.
ly. Abounfum. &45-4118
SHO«TTBlM
Bay VleW. 2 BR. 2 ba.
tMX> Mo + Adults ooly
Nopeu At). 87~170
StA!1B to 8eacb
1Br Yemiy. m> wtutiJ.
C2UIS»-7m
\.\ bit lO beach. 2Br 2ba.
~June~ M25/mo.
lA.tJ iacL 173--Z113
YlAA·AOUND FUN:
Social Activities 0 1·
rectiir •Free Sunday
Brunch• BBO's •Par·
tin• Plus much more
GREAT AfCAfATION:
Ttnn1s •Free Lessons
(pro & pro shop1 •2
He11tt1 Ctubs •Sauna •
Hydroma11agt•&MrTI·
ming• Orivtng Range
BEAUTIFUi. APART·
MEHTS: Singles. 1 &
2 Bedrooms • Fur·
n1shed &. Untum11hed
•Adult l.Mog •No Pets
• MO<lels Open daily
CJ to 6
Oakwood
Oatden Apertmenta
$35.000CASH to 1toru • beach,
wOl _... a lK loo ~ t:Dcl., no peta ---------I OD a~ Costa II.. dip.~~~
4-p&a. 165-UQI A.fl. ~ J Ml
3 or • Br. Prtced froro ...... Fned yard ..
1ara1u. Pamlll••
pleaae. Kldl • pell
wkane. Cl4I *Zllll or man.,._,aofee.
u:kiwaft, pool. Gl'Mt spa. CloM IO 1cboola. Attract bacb. w/oew
view 1'700 mo. lae. "* 4k -·. 95.50. 511 i.--a--·--
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Wltb UJIUaf tri·Plex
IDCI roam co build. Local· td OD tba bhtf fl OD
PlidDG Dr. For man la·
bmatloaciall--
~.,.._,. view home lfllll fe rm, walk to
wttb • ~'.\ famll)' lt·lhdlla. hmille10nly. room 6 tonDU cllolnl .,.alo. IDGZI rm. Avail. tor lmmedlat.e
occupancJ. SHOO Per Hllart ol F.V. 48r, 2Ba.
IDCl1th oew e•erytbloa .
~tnd.-mo.
bt 6 lut. PIO dep.
-.-Pll.IG-WIAlll
... _. .... J240
a .. -• --
I Br, 1" ba. "9 JU'd,
view. tllO/mo. Tom
M).ZIJO(Jll ......
Oceallfnmt N. •Dd. 1 bdrm. I IUDdeeb .•.
KMn dQt '7Dml, tv .. •'JOit
Ntwpott~
t700 tetll St
<Do••t *91) (7t4) 842-8170
0
tm Walk to bncb. Im· •c. 2 bdrm, I ba. CIOM
lo ever1tbln1. SOI ll'l 1 •la. lo~ a.111,.,,,.., ...... v .. f.fila ...,. Ganl.o1 Realty aMm
re4eo . Blt·I••. au a Br. 2 ba townbome. c~ frpk. patio laundry paUo
,..Z 8r, 1 .. CiCllld9 DI'. So. ;:-atOll ' DO pell ~ bl.9 U.0..' A.dwta,
Call& Plaa. N.. crpa, no peta. Dll6. 980-U79
drpl. AIC. pool. MCV.itty J.MP mw z.as. 2 br, ~66-.::.....:..;78;.;._. -----pte. Clilldreo oll:. n vaulted ceW.a1, dttu, -...L... bJ
pell. .... ..llSZ 0 prap w tlDdry. MO(). 3 BR. 2 be. QJUUU, tns,
5eNlS1. Maba,aopeta. Tst.91.M. new refri1. No peta
s lldrm tq'll. MTS mo. Ou
.. Id, encl 1ar. adlt.a eoam
1 Bdrm -. encl &area•.
'325 mo. 1aa paid.
8CW0'1I
IASTSIOI New fl completely . re· ~26JBdrm
CCJtLqel, llOCDe wttb encl.
1ara1ea. YaE,.da, wubet' /dryer ~.
No pN. ~ ~. 21111'7
l!!ldm Ave.131-1755
Adulta. 2nd tioor; c io.e
ft.I.A tiieaA to pool, Jacuui, tennla ar. 2ba. oew crpt.a, 1u eta., rec. rm. 1 Ml. from
stove • dahwbr incl. be.ch. Centrally loc
Encl 1ara1ea. Couple Claeecl 1ara1•. Security
pref. Chlldnm OK. No bld1. l Yr leaae.
pets. $tllO UtU pd, except Seas pray Condos
elec. 23:M EkSen ~ 1.96S. ~7130 ..::::::..:..:::.:__~~~~~
Large lbr, balcony, over·
loob pool & paUo. Adwts
only. no pets 1887
Monrovia $2915. 64.5-6930.
Eutalde cottage, small
2br, yard, gar. S3SO.
548-8:1)4; 64&-2318
149 3 br, 2 ba. fam rm,
hplc. prage. No pets.
1525. 761}.1713; 833-3307
Siliedoua 3 BR. family Uv. 2 BR 1 Ba. encl garage,
mi. Play1round, pool $1'50 mo. Call 546-5880,
MARJMER"S W AU<
Very lg 2Br, Z,,..Ba, lwc
ury apt, frplc, yd, gar, nr
Huntington Harbour.
chUd.ren OK. S50C> mo
lllllS2 Jib Circle. apt 1
MMlll07 Ml>-le6 ask for Pam or Larry
aio. 1 Br. relng, clean,
~. no pets 73l·C W
1&b St. 646-t725
SJOS..$4.25. 1&2 Br apts
balcmy, patio, laundry rm. some w encl garage
•ftplca.
1SL Mgmt 642· 11103
IEASTSIDE
COUNTRY WOODS
Large loft apt. 2 master
bdnns each w separate
beth Patio No ctuldren.
no pets Avail Feb 10th
180 E 21st Sl $525
~. eve 645-9543
Beaut. 1 very lg bdrm, -.e&tiB.AU
plUlh, t.undry, lmmac APARTMENTS ~. Ul2lll Pomona. GRAND Or&4IHG 1125 mo. 83M086.
VlllaPaoficTownhouse2
bdrm. 2,,.. ba gar . patio
Near Brookhurst
Haaulton S425 mo. with
approved credit Call
5411-3912 Agt
1844 •••••••••••••••••••••••
3 BR coodo, 2 ba .. frpL nr
pool &: t.ennul. $750 Mo ,
yearly.
Bay&Beach 759-0811 2Br,2Ba $450
2 Bdrm.a, 1 bath apt Euellent location. walk $«X>/ls Condo on creek.
Adulta. $375. mo. Gaa to complete shopping. Pool, spa, club, tennls, paid..842-~. BeautitUlly landacaped. dlsbwr, nr wrdrb. As·
Spacious apta. Private soc . , wt r p a I d . LAMANCHAAPTS pat.loaordedcs Adults. Waab/dry, frig . negotia·
Largoe, 1.263 bd garden Heat pa.id. No ~t.a. b I e . Ca 11 Mai g le.
apt.a. Adwt.a. Dabwhr, <>PenlO-Odaily ~.41115-1064.Aet . b1tm. encl pr, gu bbq. 3118West Wi.boo, C.M.
Aloi. Ga Pd. 778 ScoU 631-S583/548-2A08 ~.._. 3141
Jll IC40'73; lf5.al 1 --=::..::::::.:...:..::....:;_:..:..::.. __ • -···-······· ••••••••• ..:..;;;..;..;:;.,.:_;_,;_;_;_ ___ --t aa-. 1.Ba, nu crpL & pnL Apt. in exclusive Victoria
2 hlce br in super 1oca Olild ok Gar Nr park Beach. lbr. 2ba. newly
don. ground floor. bl.lilt 990-7259, or eves decorated . Deck
in kitchen, $325Mo. 644-5~ w1ma1nHicent ocean
Aduba. No Pets. Inquire COLOMY APTS view. Stepa to bch. 9 W. WUaoo Apt. E. HOOMo. i ncl ulll. -.... 2229Canyoo 4!M-94Zl. Beaut, quiet. pool. ....=:...:...:::.:.:_ ____ _ ~ 2 ba, downataan, breez.ea. 1 mi. ocean, X t Br duplex, large &
1Wd, kids o.k., $410/mo. lge 2 br, 1396, gar. av&Jl, clean. in Laguna Ca·
aft. Jan. 7 eoo W adlts, oo pet. 644-2578 or eym. MOO inc utJI. Call
Ham1ltoo St • 838-2917 646-0354. 494-mt all 6.
2br, new carpet, patio, 1 Br duplex, S310 mcl ulll. Luxury 1 Br apt, steps to
kids OK S350Mo plus No peU. 2266 A Placen· beach. ocean view, no
sec. Open at 788-B W tla. 645-9494 children or pets. $45S. +
llllh.567-4579 Newly pamted lbr, lba, utll.4SH-6404,&W-f31l
2 Br 2 ba apt. nr. So. Cst Es1de C.M. S275Mo. No Studio epts . .,.. blk lo
Plaza. Pool.A, ttc Im· IG<b. No Peta. 646-UM7 beach $:1>5. Yrly lncl util.
nwac. oood. No children Unlurn. Stv & refrig.
or pets. $425. leas dlS· Eastaide 2 BR 1.,.. Ba, 482-3'34or494-3862.
oounl. llG-7418; 835-4447 twnhse. Patio & indry · t9wport IHdt 3869
ext 308. • No pets. $340. 548-4!nl •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Br, 1 ba Eutaide. Lndry PARK MEWPORT
rm. pr. 380 lBth Pl· S395 Family complex, 2&3 br Ba c be 1 ors , 1 o r 2
mo. avail. 2210 College Ave. .Bedrooms &Townhouses ~162 M2-Z!l6. From S390.00
,18a,1bl.llM1•bda.
Upalalra, ao pets.
Mn1mo. 56,_
9). I Br. 2 ba ~an· troat. P'rplc. l car 1ar.
W1Dboc*up Bch. Harbor
Lux. Condo. Nlc-e
+prlv $500.
dys, &tO-lM34 ev.
'nil. ll&mt Mi. UIQ3
2br, apt. i b~ from
bcb. S400Mo Av.U 11.
WM217.
V...t/A•...._
Spec. 6 pvt. l.n a quiet oeipborlM>od. Pitched
beam cell, Ulht • bri&ht. 3 BR Zbe. Clo9e to water,
beach & Lido abops.
•tmoyrly
Waterfront Homes 631-1400 i..:.:...::.::...:....:... ____ _
V--'" 1 BR sec gate mmate wanted, non .,..,......es • • D'>Oker. 2 stry condo.
pool, atoenltles galore. pool Jae, straight man
Refrg. SSOO. Rod. a looking for same. or
673Cl, 675-4000 OCC. Steve 9&Hl091 am
Udo lBland, 3 BR 2 Ba, WUJ share Jge 2 br. 2 ba,
pat.lo. l650 mo. Balboa! rum. apt w/liberal male.
BR 1Yt Ba, adults, ' employed, respon111blc. ~75. Ail. 631 38f neat. $275 .'mo. 4!M.Ql6 ...,..
1 Br $275 lat. In.st + f10
dep. UUl pd Nr beth
642-82.lS --I
Vena1lles l BR wttY
gate. pool. amtflles
galore Refra ge1tor
Rod. Agt 6731821.
8'7S-4(XX) ~.:....:... ____ _
ao.e to beach, 2 ~ l ba.
Yearly $435 Pl~ Real·
ty 631-4990 ~
Close to bead 2BR l
baOl:;~~
Rmmate wanted, non·
smkr. quiet, responsible,
reb. 2 Br 2 Ba. or UCI
fo'acll. S!SS & ~ utiJ. Eves
Ml-S3111
Rmmte needed S217 mo 2
rms avail. Fantastic
View Alt s. 494-1788
Beach house Prn
comm. Npt. Bch Pool &
spa. $300Mo. 646-7174
Non-smoker, male, 27
sedts apt. or houae W 1
mellow rmmt. F /M by
Feb. 1. 841H163
3 Bdrm 2 Bt upstairs, avail Jan. 2fl600. Agt. F'ema.le to share older 3
bedrm house. Pets OK .
en.a.1'56 S2l5 utU. pd. 64.2·5639.
Santa Alla 3110 ••••••••••f•••••••••• MtF 18-35 llhr nice 2Br Pl&. 2 Br ~ ba pool apt. In nice area. Pool,
pe0o l&e • • hnmac'. .)aCllZZi. F. v. S178+ .,..uu. candli. 41 . stb. C&U aft.er6pm, 983-2801.
Gemini 839-eS23 Roommate wanted, Mor
Qmdo nPo· C.t Plaza F.non-al'DOUr.Nice3 br,
J..br, ~te. pool. 1Ym compt furniabed bouae ~· fJU.Mf.2 w/pooi lo MiaaioD Vi.ejo cau Paw da)"I as.1m rue &: 1ZY lbr. duplex. or eves 'T1'(Ml83.
W/at14' gar, lndry facl.
Lrg 1cd yrd . $315 M/F &bare. 3bdrm home
w re«-~ on 28th ID Newport
$l85/mo. 67S427 $450 /Jr. 1.... ba coodo.
p.;.,1. near So. Cat Euiep priv 2Dd n Iv rm.
P!ai Recre.aUon • apa. bdrm. be. Pool, Jae, ten-&GAS· ~ n.ia, aauna. everythl.ne ' tum. ~. CM nr 405. ~f:=~F::w:wl:ihed M/FQulet. 75I·M25 .. 3900 •• •••••••••••••••••• t:Gu'-._-;c..-4350
~d Village ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'tN 1&2 bdrm ~wtury Stnrage. $7S" up. 2306 w.
,.alt apt.a In 14 plans Oceanfront, N .B .
pm S350, 2 bdrm ..:.67J..4J.54.:..:.....:....:... _____ _
wnhouaes from $500 + Garage alngle $45. Double )Ob, tennl.s. waterfalls. S15
on"8 ! Gu for cooking & · ~ 7D> iealnl paid. From San ___ .:.....:... ___ _
~ Frwy drtve North WANTED·
.xl :ieacb to McFadden Garage in Cd.M thEl West oo McFadden 673-0960
to Seawlnd Village.
CTl~J883.:.:..:....:..5198~.----Office R..tal 4400
Ur, bltim, balcony. crpta 3Br 3ba. near Fairview &
& drps. Adult• NO Baker. Incl stove &
Spectacular apa, total
recreation proeram,
social program. 7 poolA, 8
tennis courts. At Fuhloo
Island, Jamboree & San
Joequan Hilla Road.
Ao;. 4000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•••••••••••••••••• EX1C.. sums
PEI'S. 1296Mo m..MlO ref rig, 1395 mo 67J.. 7 489
! VUJ..A POMONA
, APARTMENTS
.. Phone M2-2015 ~.quiet all adult '*" ~1112Bdrms ~=-pa
';.N, JMllM> or balcony
•Nr. Hoa1 Hoapttal ,
lb44I• 6 2 ml from
beach.
IMITAMTIH
Near new luxury 101MJbome Uke your own
balm. a t>r~ba, an ammttw. CleCI pat.lo,
....... Small cbilct, pet
ak. $115. Drive by 1121
Aoabetm Sl, then call
MS-4817.
lbr. E·11deC.M
S300Mo Adults Only
631 2374. 998-7050
U13Br. 2Ba ownen unit,
frplc. near S. Coast
P!ua. 586-3663 eves.
1126 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2Br, clean. like new,
dabwbr, aar, balcony.
Nr. ocean. 213-924..-W.
J...Mae Bachelor, S2'75 mo.
788-1261 dys, 498-0318
eYel.
1714)644-1900 ....
HOA(ijUDUCED
Highly uperaded, pro-
fest1!oruilly decorated 1
BR Bach in VenalUes
Ooodo over&ookinl foun·
taln 6 park -like
courtyard. Full aecurtty
bldg. $C15/mo. Call
c.1'44-72~ I ~FOR NIGEL, All.
location in Newport
Of Fem Xlnt pad mo &42-6811
med student wants lo
room in very qlDet
53&-2375 alt 7pm
S72Week&Up
udtoa . 1 br s.
tchenettea, pool & 19!d terv. 548-9755
Sunny Acres Mot~I ....__.
JO. Movea you Into 3 BR
jrmhme ygur choice of
'm's, Jae, tennl.a, 2 pools.
DNt woman. Call
OCSY aft 8PM ; Sun.
A comhi.o.ation that can't
be beat 1 PerlecUocat1on
<dose to frwya. airport &
restaurant•). prof
secretanal servs, ideal
offices • beautiful peo
p&t. For more info. caJI
Bev at 979-2181 .
Xlot offices on 18th &
Newport Blvd, C.M.
~2111
Airport Office .
Secretarial service
avail. $140. 11157-9331.
Dix. medical office s\Dte,
OJrona del Mar. $750-Mo.
Realooom1cs Corp.
~
PRQP£SgONAL OFCS
OraqeCoaat Fin 1 Cntr
Ma& VerdeC.C. a.ru
City of a.ta Mesa
2 atkm avail with re·
cepllonht. phone
answering &
library rcooference
fadlity. Space for own
secretary avail. If re·
ciWftd. Jam. E. Dunpr, l!lllq
'ISZ..()098 •
PElllOUS
LOCATION ...
Eae.olla.D11q.ft.trom 111f, 8ecy W"V avall.
Jdcirtal IDd. 05'T·T010.
WAIMIOMI'
WXURYIUITl8 MlS.. la)'lide Or. NB
t'TW )l'JS.ZIOO
~ ~-=---_,r---• ---.. -..,.-...-,_.,. ____ ~ •-
.. ~!.~! .... ~!!~
llWUNtJ08-SltOP Xlal lee. Hwpt.. kb. !'at. ao )'Tl, HsU-Aft, Tube
bendtq: Metel abop. Frid.loa ... • 01a.. It
• aw•11tn1 facmt1. • -· ·-Woodlbop tooll. RJum1 1,· .. 5-·.·.£-1"! Diil for majol' Jlrdw ..
wire. ro~. corda1•.
lortRmaDt. from '75. a o.n.etl.oc Offtces Ap
771 W. dtb It. C..ll Tom pro& '100 1q ft, w/park.
-.m>. lq. Su Juan Capo area
IZIO/mo. -.om
aalla. •oltware. Xlnt --... •••••••-•
Rep • inq&ire wttb1n "" '• b 1100 N Nwpt. Blvd.. Nwpt. ............. •••••••••••
Bch.~
[Aq. Uc•.1so
OranpCo. ON-SALE
Toll l'ree (800) 252--2000
I MO Fltll llHT
Elle cull ve offices .
airpart .,.., Up t.o l2lllO
aq. ft. New crpta & dJiJa.
C&U now. 567·7010 .
"THI" mcunv1surn
fi\all Ml"Vice offices
in Newport Center
MO-MTO
wxutlOUS mcvnnsums
Offices now avail. 10
elepotly appointed Ex
ecuive SWtes Cflltrally
located near freewaya,
courts & the Oran1e
County Airport
fo'ac1llt1ea include a
friendly, efficient ~P
t 10nIst1 t e I e phone
operator who areet.a yow-
climta a.nd answers your
calla. a complete eaur &
Federal law library .
beaullfully decorated
ronr~ rooms. photo
ropy m.chtne11, le the
r1nesl 1n secretario.il
~ces. For fL&rtht!r mfo
& a pers onal lour
throu,h the far1ht1es.
please contact Vortac
Assoc . (714 )955·2288.
m4~
4450 .......................
PW~ & offlc. apace at ~blerat.e..
500 .. Z700 s. Ft.
Ml!:SA VERDE bR
PLAZA
125MeuVerdt E,C M.
'54Ml23
lllNT Ott IUY
f100aq ft office butklin1.
near Udo a.&e. pu.rchaae
... SHOP $6000
711.119 M0-1974 .........
I I • 5010 .......................
Re.taurant Cocktaala,
Airport Location ~
Down
,. 7511400
Mcmlyto&..o.. 5025 . ..................... .
pri<l9 .-r5.000W/$1.00,0001--------·1 dwo. 430 32nd St
Newport Beach. Call for
delajla Sterra Realty
6J3. 7'll2!0
1200 aq ft Ul medical bldg
Avail for tmmed oc
cupancy Ample park
Ing Newport. IJ4.5..6501
•HEWPORT /C.M.
Upt.o4700aq ft avad. al pnr:ne corntr. 17th &
NwptBl 67~
................ 4500 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Prime Npt 1Meu Bui.1 ~ Parlt Quauty ofhc•
& Warehouse spactt for
1eese Carpets, dra~'> &
wet bar 1.870 sq ft un1h
avail now 2~ "Q fl
642-4463 8 4 S.,t '1 I
Warebou.se in grcdt IO<'d
SWIMGLOAMS
and
2bd 'I'rU!t Deed Loans oo
remdenliaJ propl'rty
CUltoaw.ed t.o mttt
)'OUr needs'
RE DEPT
SANTIAGO IAHk
714 832.5200
/NEED
I MONEY
•
atB>ITHO
NOILl:M
2-d & lrd TD ao-t
97M5ll
Arranied by
CoadHo..Loes
Widow ti.as mooey ror 2nd.
!it'll any tlem • com·
btnallon ot 1uma for sn
or len wltb a Pean)'
Pincher Ad. 3 l1IM9 for 2
conl«UUVe days. £adl
add1llanal UM la .. fw
tM 2 da)'I Charle It!
No commttciaJ ada.
For more lnformatloa
and to place your lld call
642-5671
Free Jlmlw!t P\ilbts
Everyday to Lu veeu
Via ScbeduJed Airllna
For 14formalioo Call m-W10 (%13 ms.o100
!i.lper Bowl Party. Fri
Ex·Pennaylvan1a res•·
dents & Steelen fans
Call 831-4.Mt for info .
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
Dan.ng -Wagon -
Vtna1 Gamble -
WINDBAG
Instead of a ta.x on
wmdfalJ Otl pro('tta, the
rountry could benefit
from a tax a. WINDBAG
pobuaana
5300 ....................... EXEC.sums
Pnme Newport Bearh
loc Near 0 c &lrp(lr1 R.flJl iocl. reception, COO·
ference rm, Janitor
serv , ut1la, 100 free
co pie s & mort•
S«retartal sen d v a 1 I
wor Dou« 851 ·9411
t1on w p .. rual orr1ce.
convertible to full offnf'
'>Pll~ J.~ It Lot·a 1
1~ JU:Sl oU Redhill in Lhl'
flllt' K.oU· Ir. llW' t:-Omph·ic
m (' :'t1 lk't"'°l't'O -IOJ & 73
f''\it'\ Pl• a'>P rail our ae~nt '1 r Curt1:. e1t
T Os No credn cbttli.,
no l:t'llty, Si!0.000 up f'or i---------
• DEJ..UX.E OFFICF.S •
From 1 rm up lO 1200 sq
ft . From 9:t ft No be
req. AdJ. A1rporlH
Hoc.el. 833-3223. 9-12
Ofc 366 aq fl w kit &
showtt. w add st.or a Re
gar. 1..5124. S48 1425
Qwet apt 1apace ror
plants Mature. rel.aable.
wonwn R.euonable or J(.
lh!' wrk 6 40 5172 AM e11..;;;e:.:__ ___ _
Pnme Bayfront Office
Spa c e ·park1ng &t
Janitorial. 8731003 or
6C2-3l!02
Dehm.e fuusbed otn~ oo
Business Center Dr.
Across from 0 C
Airport. Im aq ft all
mo. Travel. Travtl Inc
851-118119
~.&5711
m 1:;q fl :!ofr<.v. ht>al:?
bath ar~ .!. o JI v. rh.'t.'
dCt1on call Ajfenl m. 7311. Anyt.Jme
~ hpjws. Trwt
Deidi S03S doors & heat F'r-.y rlo:>c ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·sq rt 67~I ~. 1235.000 lst TD. WeU
XLtfT LOCATION !>ecured w 130 montb
7520 SF andustnal part payoff 0 w n e r
wut av all ror 1m med oc · mA )ll33..D52
cupancy Inds· omcea at ZIC) TRUST DBDS w~ space Crpts,
<irp&. Wi!t bar For leaa-Funded in 10 days. No
tnf all 642 446.'l poUJLs t.o quallf aed bor Ing 0 c =----·--· rowen Up to ~ of ap.
Slmage 4550 pnmect value. Mk ror
• •• •• •• • • • •• •• • • ••• • • • • Mr llinkle. 4:94-2270 or
2.SOO Sq Fl. oPeD focd area No Harbor Bl,
CM $H/mo Tom
~2200
.... WClllhcl 4600 .......................
Qae..bd:boom cottage m
gwet 1pot In La1una Buch. Corona del Mar or cmta lieu for DIO or
leu. Qwet arTa essea-
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121.000 CASH for A.al.um
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Loll or Found a pet'! Call
Animal Asalataace Leac\le. 537 ·2273. DO fee.
Found ar lost a pet'! Call
Special Pala Holllae
714f'IT1,1235, 213125&-.,.
LOST DOG: Laree.
Fnend.ly Black & Tan
Male Terner Doble Mu:
Coet.a Mesa. Family
Gnftiq.~.
La;T: Lrs bUc rem. lab &
llbep. ,.... wtdte b.aln on
chest. 15moa on old.
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Lab/Shepherd rn1x .
bit tan wbt.. vk Gothard
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SELL idle llema with a
0aU.Y PUct Ci..lfled Ad.
Get GR.ltEN cMll
for WHITE eleplwtta
with a Clualfied Ad
Cal.IN2..s71
Plumbln1. electrical.
be8lln&. all aeo repairs.
Free eat. 5'5-L3a
P'f.nd ~ you want ln lilnd what you want lo
Delly Pl.Lot Claaaiftedl. o.ilY PUot Claullleda.
1300 ,. .... UIO PIM .... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....... .....•..........
Pref m:x.cutiv• M..,aa•
Tenaione melt awa7
lDICM N« .. -4111.
SlOO t...tafomd SlOO LeltA"-d
FOUND: llale INY tabby FOUND: Cal White &
cal. nea collar w /2 bella. Tabbie. W /UDUSual wblte
\Ile Placentia & v•ctorta markint•· w /bell on
forweek ~ cord Vic. J\lllertoo &
Found Gray Tea Cup llllbCllMS-19153
Poodle Male. Hamilton FOUND BlltSbepM. Bm
Sl . CM 955862 & wb11e Aust. Shep mix.
Saall bl.k bm dog, found ~m. ~3856 Newport
near K Mart HD. Male BeachAnimalSbelter.
964--t&lO lASt l.Dng haired yellow
& wtlite malf' cat. 12/15 FOUND M Do~rman Reward, 644-(Sl5 Blk w brn Approx
6-8m06. Vic Npt Back
Bay 979 9'39
FOUND. Long haired yng
M grey cat w lwtule bib
& paws Vac Pomona &
~.646-7961
Want Ad Help"
FOUND. Sbeep dog ,
around New Years. v1c
Brookbunt & Ellis. H. 8 .
FV 863-0710
Found· Big, black Lab.
Cham & rtea collar.
Beach Blvd. • Slater,
Hunt. Bcb. 96S-2163
Found: Sm. wbt. male.
lhaaY doc. Wbt collar.
Jan. 12th. Lake" Atlan-
ta. Hunt. 8cb. 53l-:i008
Fomd: 11•. orana• & wbl, part Peralan cal.
~ ln Irvine Terrace.
M6-l8l8
Found M. Afghan, blond,
NB Animal Sheller
~3656
Will the person who
placed the FOUND ad
for a Fem., auburn, Irish
Sl!Uer. vie. SJC, please
CDllaet. 49M'73S.
GrftfC11,_,
ESCORTS
3'Hn 841.()llO
MC/YISA
DIAMOND WANTED:
Prtv party wW bqy 1 to J
canl. cub. N.B. ~
o.c.~
ESCOllT SBVICi
.... '~IJ60 .......................
BRASS KEY
•f ,, .... ~.
•661~729•
NOWHJRING
T,..... 5450 ....................... Speciallzlo& in bull· neasmen, rea&dents
wekome 7J9.U41 2 Round trtp ticket.a to
--------· Tablll. •.
Prof. Masqp by Steve, ~
l.Jc 'd Therapist. N.8 . Huebm Al.r West Round·
llam·lpm. Appt Only trip balf'.fare coupon.
541317. -546-9633..
MAS5AG E aimpatko 1 . ttlt Ir
LOST: Female Lab
Relnever m1Jt. dril brwn
w/palcbes ol blk, wbt
chest. approx 1 yr old,
with yellow tag "Lulu" ...... ._ ..... ._llllllillllllllll ... llllfj ...... fj~ vie Brookhurst & v:irw:::· K:l:'.IKo. .......................
Soft & Socia~le! Ouilt of Toys!
Yorktown. H 8 . May be
wrth male Shepherd mix.
tao • wbl w /1 floppy ear
& scar under nebt eye
CtDact 941-7816
REWARD $25C>. P1eaae re·
turn our Doberman pup.
py, missln& IPll Jan 15. A# 13 wb. Ears ba.n-
da&ed. puppy durly
loved. Pleue fi'f ·2118
Lost: Black Pit Bull,
feaale, needs medlet.M,
Oul.c&lls t-ll. 494-Slll
Excrunl Phone Calls
We are f« rul. Try us.
Fooe-A·Frieod: 558-3UL
MICl8.LE-S •o.tc..11•
UAM-ZAll ~49
A Fteocb Deti,cbt
L.EM&H DE LARUE
1'3X>RTS XHBS &ta> ~
Sctuh& lul: wlluw 7005 .......................
Professional modehn1
)olia m rabion • pboto-
f1apb:J paraJJteed after
traiainl al South Coast 11.odela. Free ev al u a·
tiOm Is ttl by appt.
557.zaz
JcMWCii!hd. 7075 •••••••••••••••••••••••
VIC. Wllaon & Canyon,--------•
CM.~
FOUND DOG: Fem. bl.It &
wbl. IDA)'be Pointer. 1-15
in Eve. Taken lo 0 C.
Pound. 'JS4.5311 or call
~1-MBB. PM.
FOUND: Lrg Fem ht.ab
Setter, <>kier. purebred?
Harbor & Hamilton.
9St-5'1DS.
So.u bnm/bllt mix dos.
w /Whl. feet. Leat.ber col-
1 u . Capl1lrano Bcb
aree. 81Jl.QJB.
FOUND. Fem. Shep/·
O>lbe mix. Red • bUt.
05t Hwy Mlb St H B.
SJ&.37'4
Fomd: Male dot. ~ mos
old. Grayiab brown wttb
ll1UIU&l bUt Ii wbt mark· mp. Well p-oomed. Vic·
Npl Hrtr Hi&h School
~301
t..-...... _..,.
*OUTCALL * 642-3112 MC/YIM
FOXX SHOP
ESCORTS
Orienlala, tall bloodes,
full flllft modela. Fast
aenice lo beach cities!
(Mcall 826-2IM 1
•tWu1se.lo•
RapSeuiooa
And Llltenm& Seuk>ns
0Jme lo ileQjoy the COCD·
peay of a beautil'ul prt.
talk about a.nJthmi you
lllte. Open 10am·4am.
JAcated· 432 "8", E.
t1tb Sl, CA>1ta lleaa.
~9112.
Vcami body builder will
do aoythln& legal lo
finance tralnln&. Call
Bruce.131-2212
Slane fl brick muon look· inC for piece wor\. Ca II
aft. SPM. 497-2011
HllpW..ted 7100 .......................
ACCTM&CUU
SICUTAIY
IUt accta rec. /payable
wucben. type 50 wpm.
RecepUonlat duliu. =::t..Flnn· Call
ActtM'¢in&
''' tal'OIAIY
ASSICitlt 8fT'S
F.arn XTRA ... to pay
time bo6da'J bUla. P'or
iaformetioa OD ~ you
cm waft a rew daya or.
few weeb to eam that
XTRA Ca1b-call u1
Wort the boun you have
avalleb&e.
Found male bel1etlt brown doc. Vlc. Adams" 1 ..... c .. r.,g-.c--.c--.c--.c-11111;.11111n.f'l'.4"Uf11UIMT•DlllF
Brookhunt. Very friend· LOY& Y LADllS
1.y, abakea handa. Adams MODILS & ISCottTS
ACClOUDUDI Clerks 8ookMepen
DataEntry
Accountant.a
Natnic IM·ID PIMTHOUSI Aud!ton CPA'a
"" • • 5l50 FtGUllS CALL OR VISIT TODAY
•••••• •••• • • •••• • • • •• •• OffwtllM) Spec&al
714-13'1.JJJll 2&Bn. HAVE2
SUPERBOWL ncms P'«Sale
979-2699
Anyone kn o•l nc
whereabouts of David
Wilklm, sraduated New
Trier Eut Hipcbool lo
1'10, cau ~ lpm·
11pm .. ae1km<U.
CURING
S W A E X P £ D t N " T I N S I 0 t £
CS MA CH IC SAT Cl~~; h IM dJ
X D E S I G N S 0 C S l M 0 M l
WMW"LUENONEHTNSLAAG
l 0 A 0 S N R E t V T N R t IC C M N N
J 0 N 1 Y U l V E J E R L C H I R I A
0 I C E S G 0 R G l E l I t E Y 0 P W
E M G IC N E N l D R E R A V 0 W Y U R
RAPAEEN£0VTVWAAIELU
C N W Y S Y P 0 A I E R E 0 H N IC A t
M £ U S E X V I W l S C A G E Y C T V
IC U I T E E H N L £ Y N k £ ll S 0 E N
E V l A L C A I T I ll 8 I J E A ~ H A
It E s C A G N t ll ll t: H D E ll C S tc M
TREMIICEM£HCSHlRRt"
Dne'I Pamt.tn&. aervmc ._._,
area t yn, a..t reu, ---·•••••••••••••• cbeclt my ur. ltc. SIORlft~U........t-w 1 wan 'n1 ~ ............ . ..................... .
AQrtime Al-2111 RISDENTIAL • Storeti.
Ha~ IOIDeCh.lnc to seJJ! ClM&ified adl do it well. SeDthiap fut wtth DaUy Car waxtn1. Quality
PUot Want Ada. Wld.. IG-5Mt "MS-7972
W.-4 7100 HllpW~ 7100 .... W .. ad 71o0 HllpW..a.d 7100 . ........................................................................................ .
#llll~C--.
2925Hartlor Blvd
COSTAMFSA
'79-2500
Al!l'OllO'ITVE
MlwCcr
...... ,Ca.rt
General olrice ell·
perience • typing
helpful. Salary o~n
Co nla.ct Dave
~at Ext 203.
NABERS ~
2600 HMt>or ~ C~Mew..~
AlJl'OM011VE
Ac: ca •Ii P&filh
AuLomollve openeott nee E 1 ery. Salary com·
meo1urate wltb ex·
penmoe. Hours a to s
Mooday tbru P'riday
EXCELLENT chance
for advanttlrH!llt wn.b an
enlh1a1aalic. 1row1nc
oorpraUon.
Call Bernt
AUTOaouTE
RmlSTER. Earty AM.
l""' to z bra. $3'15 to
USO /llontb . Xlnt mooa.Upt. Wives. re-
LJ111umr. 1 Ured, dlaabllllJ, 1tu·
dents. Need gd whla.
540-3DCllar 5404722
AlJl'O 6 TIBI! SERVICE· s ct.)' work .... Appf J
Newport Tire Center.
DID E. Oil Hwy C.dlll
AlTl'O TRANS R6R llAN
-llilll bave toola. Ex·
per. pnl. 59-ml
Bm*mC nPIST
Dmi CO/ISr BANK
Mt Slmnower St., C.11
!lllll2l5. ~5300 E 0 E .
8anlcma
*
ScmnC)I Acct.
Cleril
l or IDOft ye:a1'S IA VlD&I •tom~ pre·
femd
For inlonnauoo, please
amt.att: Shlrt~y Park.er,
8'1-3:91
USUR SAVINGS
&LOAHASS'N
190'21 Beach Blvd
Hunl Bch. CA 9'21541
*
EOE lll lF/H
IOQfiWiiWG
Bookkeeper. p /t1me.
20bra/wk. Esper
necesaary. Newport
Btacb ~.1151-1122.
~NwprtBch
lnvestmeut Couuellng
P'irm nds abarp lo·
d1V1duaJ lo handle de-
tailed client record
~ Rea9 and mamt
~ clenl fUea, att 'l re·
mnnttnc • limited book·
keepmc. ReQ ·a 100C1 ap-
Utude for numbef-s &
good orcaolzalioo .
Salary commeDSurate
w ffl!fq1llt!r. TI4-'ZSZ-58CJO.
BOOICKEEPER lnte~t ·
ed 1n full rhar~e
rmpJ11S1blbty. One 1t1rl
offire Salary oPeD· x Int bnef1t11 . Huot. Bcb
area. Call 8111 Int.le.
---7
Barber. I-man abop,
prtva&.e COUDlrY club coo-
omkln. 144-540t BOOTH A'JTENDANT -~at Pkwport Arc bes
11.wiDa. 6Q..t644 Judy. IAIB.Y
MAIOM4im BoJ Offded, 16-l7yrs.
mmt be able to work
Ip~. Ute C.clory
Md, 645-Z1Q2.
Tbu may concern
jiou. We are I natJoaa1
...... !er ol lDd\IStnal
eqW.pment. We att klot-
1111 lar indiriduab wbo Breakfast coot. ex per.
want to eara btwn Salary commenaurate
SZOO..ISOO per wk We w /Up. Apply lo penon.
baYe fuD..tlme posdJoos A.at for Tad. Ham · s
open aDd a complete ~ CoollerY, 3732 S.
tniDinl procram.. If JOU Briao1, Santa Aoa.
are tired of maklDI
....... ,,,..,, w-.e. or work· t--------· ac to a amrorm. cau ao. 1US PIRSOMS
da.Y fGr an intAnWw. We Pl r '_, flnt class bd6e¥e a&e .. DO Mnier, It.elm a.ama& needs
Wtbltlmowtedcelatbe eaperleDeecl Bas keJto~.l"Wa.nln-p A I • iemr..-"----t•..... eraooa. pp 'I '" __ _.;...<:a11 __ -_. _____ 1 p • r • o a . Pron to
8ARllAID RUtonnc.. So. Ooasl
Attnd!ft p /time. Alla. 0,,.-Leftl.
Call-...S
l•IMAl>SS ~ 0!!':l'iE!;
An 17 • ...-CM di... troaa p&.a.oa at
Babpltter eeeded. full a.Ctinl a.ta for produc·
Ume ll·F. or Li1Mn Um. Xia&. .,.....beoe. AllrihJuly. MN14S. Sao Clemeot.e Ca bl.net .;....=......;...;~..;.,_----• stqa. m.-i. •·*l
•-STOii• gg,,. lllaCJ'., Auiilt. ..... c.ftallrle .........
,,., lledln .. for SchwlnD Slat bows..
dialer. Salary SZOK . ..-.miD.M.Olperhr.
lll< bave prtor blke c.M .. N.B., CCDI areas. =ape!'. In a store. =:::· =rilesa ...,...--------1 lfn1tl.cl ScbOQl Dist. .... ~a-..,. Food Service oftlce. 1.857
P\&ll Ume. SalatJ t0m· A ...... c.11. MS-2920.
menaurate w/espr. SCAMYAS•S S --lff-needed. All'• '151.Q!50 ........ ~---------· Id.ell. OUllOIDI persons oa.b'. my home, &ood Dddieef'el, part Urm. 15 wanted to Ht appt 's
··•·-· .... -h r -1 IV•.,. bow"I per week. Call w/ omeowoera or
Batrraitter needed. OC· ~-•Ev•. -.om.
911amM>.aao bome·remoch U o 1 ..;;..;...;.;;;;.;..;....;_..;_ _____ , .. 1 .. men. ftta 11 a
BOOIDtEEPER
NOTBORIMG
permao.at .lob. Hrs :
J.5pm dally, ... 50/br.
wtlllt tra1n1n1. cau aob.
-.8G. .._have d.lv.nllled ••· per." do.,.. tJpta1. Flll.,.,...,fOOd eo .............. ...
Qnodulwy.~
...
De\TAJ:N'l'BY -~ ...... ,co. ..... IWJ-
tlme•t• eotry ...,......u,_u ... u.
-.. wW tntn. Great 1111117. nit. .... Irv. .... ,,..,$900
Xlnt opportwa.tty wltb
Newport Beh firm for
outlolDI 1trl wbo la famllh r wllb 1 ll ~ • 1•1 olc ,.......... ... be eelf
E X E C U T I V E motiveted, lnteWceat,
'
nMlll Delhery P/Tlme All, SP.alETARY blft fMl itturate ~
II IP' L.A. Tl.ma. $100 pe 9mlll oil aploration co. mt skills. 1troa1 or-,__ _____ _ -------~ wet. ID Lquaa Beech. media brt&bt. enersetJc IPDlntiMal lkilll ud --------t .... Secn&m7 ~ lllOd lyp-h abi1ttJ to wort bl· amnr& DENr--AL-ASSIS'J'--.-v.an--~-· m. ..-1•1---1 of. *PeodeatlJ. Xlnt co. ..,.._.rr nee ~ SallJ'y bmdlb. Men t1aru Fri
put-time. Esps. • X· b •a e d upon y o u r 8:a> to 5 pm. PleaM c PMr·llMI rQ De. pnl. lll·laO or quallflcat1001. Peld P81Dat'J'Sa.7SL .... w a.. tnlnl .......... sk II la • ec ea• a r 1 . --------1 lmllea1 • deata1. Mn Girl ftid.Q. S&st 1t $3. •' = C-.. Ortve Dm&al OMce looklnc for Scawww-.sdl per hr. C.11 Newpo :11~ =::n:tt::!~~ FACTORY TRAINEE ftoor Coorerlnc lnc. _ l'OOd pay, ln plaaUc1 m.JDI.. L
' Career opportunity 6 adbealve co. IS37 / ~ .._... ftb&. hD bmlftsforrleblpenon. lloarowla Ave. N.B. --.SFllDAY
lime. --~ OtlJ511·1155richlaway. 56S1Z5 Ellperleoud, p11· -Bl ..... ·-·::1· i'lld9a', C.ll. 7'. Daal reeeption1.lt. full FACTORY part Ume for tu 6 C· · °= ~ -:J ::.-~~;.rP:::!. wot11as ~ce. • ~ ' :...O.esa1e ~uone~ r! 515-&1 ·-~~<! pestence to: Allen • ~ a&. Q===t!tlft AW?, DENTAL ASSIST. -Ex· BDLd » .. UVQ& ™ IDllld. <7A. 20'1 l· --:!:':".. ~--21J11JD"9SL N.B.. DeSI CelUr Dr. 103, ,._.._ .. ......._. per. abo11t •~n per MmlfnlmO.C.Ai111ort IMne,caans.
pl ftK.aMM • educa-....._ID very pwut
u..a relmMrMmeat. * 8dl omee.IG.wa 1-------1~~---,..-Apflcu&a m&alt ba•e P'.6CJ'O&Y .. .,,.'eel~..-. Dm&a1 Aaalatant, full WAR!'.llOl1SE
........... ,__ .... ct.inlde. F.lper. ASftMBJJ!RS
•i , ,1 ••Ml'*'-• traia es.c:eptJooal No£q.wW•Neecled c.••••wl ........ ft'.mN'lll 1-hr PaWW..ttJ
?Mm.._ DaaJ omee ~ a re-I\... ...i ~1· ~~~loo. :::::.\~~~P· I a1e.
....... Gd wwkhac Dm&al. CIWnkle ANt.. • ...
LepJ Sec'y to operate
11q Cud A. P rr. hrs
flnible.. Ellper only.
KB.. IC7-tm.
U.AL SICmAIY
TOSIJOO
No P'eeTo~~·~ ~l.epl~
eGlll • beMftb. llloa Newport IJnda. ph Hnl IRVINE m.-
-tlnfttKta.:me IJ'OUp pnctlc:e.. Ellper mg M/P
au.tllCl'Oll -Esper. • pef'cl .. da7 week, iDcN ~~~~~~~~!
mmt.. Op to $tao per alteroa&e Sat. All. Flah1DI rod wrapper,
..-. a1ary 6 percea-_ . ..,.._uzz______ esp,, IDd.. llJi8c. a11op1o1.
.. ,
" ••
U9I-Mee Mewpmt cl-Dental' Aulat. Es-ftcewark.. Fllllt\me. J:IJ'I
lice 67$-11110 Michael perleneed, Bllpanded opm. Top pay ror right o.m. dutiea. Priute office. &irl. Newport ,Bcb.
-------· &a.. Beach. 4daJS. Call IOa:l.N OllJeae or 11.lib acliDo1 _aa_..,. _____ --11 _FOREllAN ____ TllAINE ___ E_,
1lrl. Lite bouaebold Dental Hyg.lenilt: Ell· Pr*raomeleadexper.,~~~~~~~
dalils 6 price siftware. perlenced expanded medL abUitJ, I& some :a= ~ .. = ~l~.!II~~~lof•t_ ..... Spqiah. Supu
Own tr--. Bi,c CuJal ;-n:;._ AMHunt. ~ Co1ta Mesa
... M)QIS Bdl.MMAl
FUD & P rr posltioos ln
new specialty foods
ceater lo Irvine.
UllUOI' clerk, nan um.. n.lihta. boadable. AP·
PLY IN PERSON 9
AM·2 PM, Tuee . ..S.l on.
ly. ~ hm Hotel.
18700 Mac Arthur.
Irvtne.
Jbchtnttt-llanuf1cturer
ol crapbit machinery
needl macbin1at. ClUI
A. 8, lrC. ODen.1nJ ex.iata
ln lithe mllllnc -6 NC
dept. No smmin,. xlot
WlgeS, Cllbntwk, paid
medical " deot.al. retire-metrt plan. RJma En·
terprlses Inc., 1S39S Chemical Ln., Hunt.
Bch. llllMSM
•MACNMIST•
STAIT St.00 Pa HIL
~wtlh
e:qJlrimce o ......... ...
ntll~
D>1 Dew.St. N. 8. Aa'Oll from O.C.AJrport
M.....w.t cJau B. P'ut p;;&QI .. SQac:biDe ~
--aood people. Xlnt. co. bm.. PUd boUdaya.
V.A.I . Irvine 1re1.
MSClD.
MAID
.Esper pref, fWI time.
Allo p/time. eo.ao.
..... ~·Iao•l J.q\ma, au N. Coast
u.,,i..,_.luc.b
IOlllCAl.UlOOW6 onrca AISIBTAJrr
ftr W• ltl_. ...... PaJt.d ..... ,,.. .... -..r preftn'ed, hail· a..t• u• u.,._.
time. ll0•11'rl, Jtlat l•l• •o•ra. lm•ll ....... ,,. • me-. 2 7 2 5 ·--..l't'l., llw.. ApplJ .. .-rl1 i.Zpa '6M/llr. Call -•vs..an..c.11. .....,. --------MSDICAL RECEP· ,_.._o...Jome..
'neNJST -Pew J -., n.iW. ..,_ Newport ortbopedts,.. &aper. ...... a ... · ... P\nn.
Jll'lf. -~ Alls lar lln. PhU.
lledkal A"tbtaat 'Nek' ... fllL
eftle9. ~ time. ID· Pllt time ••'•••Me terulat a offlc•. Sa -tor l9l ashu Ill pertmcadoolr. -..u. c.a 1.-dnd cw M1DL
~ASST
1'wJr' .... .. Fri. -. ~--ery. Dr'1. omc.l:I Tcro. a7-IG'7.
MedJcel : Eaperieoced rroat office, mall.Ire.
booltlteeptn1·
traneeripUoa. N .B .
&11~
~· priawy tupo pber ~ p>d feod to the
lniDe Corporate Com-muaily ..... ,...,.
ble deli "r'1 penQI to
drhe om YaD. OoM cb1v· Ins record oecea11ry
Mao-Ptt. Approx. 8: ao.z.. Startma .,..., SU5 per
br. ~ Katme 557-tm.
•MODB.S• ..
*ISCOlrl'S•
Experience Pmerred
•661-0729*
..... Aides. all lbia..
Cltendler Care Cen&er.
ID W. Hemlock, S.A.
Ol?lMS-llm.
NUal!'.8 A.ID.ES for'.,....,.,. ln e...
cm•-...._..TE
PARl'TIME
OFIMtGS ... ......,.Slim· . ................
DM.YPILOT
to ow .. nien. lluat bav• Coed driYill& re-
cord, lar1e •tall•• ,.._., er vaa. HourtJ +
mile11e. Call Harry
S-.,lll:
642-4321
nleaeeat hap, at.t MJ.4321
ealar7 ., ........... --------.......... ,...,......,
...._, .14-0 VielOria, PASf'(.tf
C.JI. .-.a
....._.,.. .0 Ill .._ I Jar a-~ "=: pertence, prefer•bl7 Dpmt ·JC _...paper. hc.Ueot U .SO·s.4.00 per •r. bmlfta 1r.f. Matu.re Traloae1 ° 0 W SlID-SUS. Mm& Verch .._Mil aDd ' r~-•-..--o u ... ..u.1 Maal:bo'*"'ftfday . ._..~" ·----· oa..v•ICOAST EOmm-St..C.11. DM.YN.Of
MUISES AfDIS eo.w
Part time. S.ll,. 11·7.. • .... , ..
P /time 3: 31). 7. 30 U -lled Olll&a Mesa
Coov Roap.·CM. Gd. Equal~
119)'~1. ~
N1s'1i11g PBX OPERATOR -
LVN CHARGE NURSE: AnaweriDI Sen. f/p
T-3:Jllpln Uma. &lqler'. SU0 at.t.rl.
NURSES AIDES: All ~
lbifta.
Certl&d or wW train
NURSES AIDE AS·
SISTANCE 8 :30.m·
1 :30pm or 'PDJ-8pm. No
aper-nee.
Good medJul, dentlJ
bmtftta. ftqahtp CaD-
valacent Center, 4"
P1apblp Bd. NB IG-80t4
•PIX• T.A.B. an1werta1
8'"k:e
T.A.a -· Mn. baa 1 rew poaitlou open la
1'»., M. <?': 6 Kuat. a.
--. Vanea lbifta. P rr or rrr. lbla7 .,. ... ...s. -.bmenLl.Wonnear
YfS boma ..... wblle ,...ae.r.a.
»CID 1.0.C.
.. SOtl&AJDI
Dll~fortbe IDllftdUal ..... 2 ,,. ...
pr . in a person·
-~ ..... a. ... pd~ tklUa ..s a bMic lalientud-
lnt ol rood penomael pro~•d•rea . Xlot
a-n&.a ud a I cb7 ~eod enry otber ..._ OaU ,.mo ,.,.
.... QI' ePlllr to 1 ...
£1111 A•e. )'ouataln
..
Real DUiie
NC &If ........
I••• E1t1te
·---.... pnp. m1•t •ad n11a& ~••lllle••l•I .. ,.,....,. ,_ hlIJ
Uae aelarted
&Mt•IU... Newport om.. ~Km-.+ earn....,. Mk fer
NaDeJ.
RCTc1vlorCo _; : '
llALISTA11 •••tr . ... , ... ,_ .•.
lll'f Nlef U-7. % 8DC8. Ne
wbda reqaired. lie.a
Vtrde Oaa.. U..,. 851 a.ur Dr. Cll. Ml ~ ....
A=Wlllll Mer • sales ....-, womem tlathing *IP b:t JIB. ,.... de-
clcmled. a.tare. 8'.abte ,._.ntiea. llut be
Faldoo lmowledpble..
ettatJve, • enjey co-w••o•nc ftne £wopean
mercluandiae fer our
.......,,. &.-..1 ref's
~ Salary ()pen.
Appl7 la peraea at:
Ap~. n Paebloo
111111111. •all:
Wiim ..-....-•A '3 & HIJ dlt -.d rt .._ OllllrMI.-SUpptioe& tnWll • ..... ..... "D • -••• ,. tool
tl a I. U a U c • •a• d • ...,....,.._ ••Uooar
welee••· Call Al 0t. .. ldri8c JOUDC
...... IOml -la.A ..., ...
..-:.. "alkt!r t; l P.P.
Reoepkmkt, 10me ln>-
... + .... I C.IJ
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ln1. Mlolmal office U,... t.bb* yea"re oar
clllim. Newport Beach. type of penoo, don't
~ Dtaoe oc-Coon1e. wait. •• Caa&ac:t as today mao. lnps9DIL --------------· a:.=.,~~ -·:~ nc:e-llea•y telepboae· ... _ ._.or ta kDOWWce
bdpl'bl. Pr.to Tu Co. 705 II £. Balboa Bl, #I 11 °'9lt C:..., Bllboa.m.IDl _..._ 8hd..
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llllCl!:PTIONJS -,..._ , ... ··-amm ~. Ll&e ,~
\1Pllll. Good w ms--. s.. .....
Job ualJ ... 11. Call Msnbwlbtp. Adveltla-
-1711 ... appL ult for ia1, San Clemente _Vhim ___ ar_llae ___ . ____
1
Oemtw ol 0-J!Mfte, a.c 11 , 1 uao N. r..:a cammo BeaJ.
P' I a l 0 r o w I D I p1aie-.un. er.....t .. Oo. .... 8allil ................. laa ,..,.,on, typta1
aece1a•ry . Good ....,..,., SelU')' eom-
meoHr•t• •leaper.
MMllL
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.a&.DAa'9 I _._, 'Nlll"•W.
C ''••••• , ....... =Your We are .......... • ........ ,, rt ~ ... , ov
OIW69'Jwl'U..,. .... ...... = ~% = ~ = .::* ':.,,"'\: for •ore teleplaoH ::;-; ~--~~ E'U~:.= ~~ .. ~~c.~m~u~,~~I =::~.= Pocdll. Allri• en.. :1t~::-.:1:1 ~=-~::: }:"~r.-::: :.~:..':"::..:::. ~·:;.-·,.if:.. =.....~:=·
-,.. Ill~ U 80 tlUa ....., ~ Far ap. .... Bl u.lll'Of.-.al ~C:--~ ~.!.twbr•. IUD.11ir. -... . .mJ..,.. DGllUoD ClClllld DGilllmwt call •1.-uo ,_.-to be ud ean ~-... _ ....-CWsel!m p_., &.IQ blk • ~~==l: ii1'0•1M116UPll. ;J:..~~~ ='!..:°-=..:: ~Ww PQ. ,_. =-~~· llMM.
l.ILal need to be a11e-SIOC'Rl:'l'AllY, pert~. Allo fee jallia. ""''"I • welHry. Call after er mare. -..nm. KElllEND ~ A.KC. ~~ .. earn~~ ~Cll..~· DOD· BaelUDI of Newport ~ MMOm AO for ·-----... -I a.q,llre.lllJ".~• ~ unu nw --.c, -Beaeb AleDC:J, 040 -a b o w . P v l p l y • peo•l• wltb Hr oua aa... ZIJi971MSaftl career 1oal• for our Sl!lCRE'l'AllY -Far car TtskV ••Appt · pm.
Nnpalt 8ucb office. nm&aJ ..-c:J. Some die-sr.alETAllY SeWaa
111 alls a complete l t.ldoa. lite tntnl, fllln1, 'I a :t Sea et•, OID WD fl'OCD M00-'700
nn t.nimna program In 11D olftce 1"0ft. Full or <Put'l\me) llr mo, P/fJ Su.a·Tbun,
the bard UHta iDVMl· pmt-U.me ... Campua u JOU are truly int.seat· s »9:30Pll. AU (Of' Mr.
menl lnduatry You Dr.N.B.•tru. edlnacareerwtt.bone.ol Randall or Sabrloa ~ P"Ceive a com· t.be Nltion'I moat auc· a.am
· Purebreed nib Tau,
AKC. ma.le • i le, t.rt.
eaklr.~
ml.uior · lacentlvea SICllTMJ JICPJ CllllfuJ automobUe cor---------
wllile · .. 'earn. You ~ OllPGl't-for abatp J&llllilw, and Juat not Blutilal ~~~~~~~ nut be • ._,wic, In-Prl for eatrJ pOalUoa aaotber Job, Bauer TB I •S callmt • baamt.. A re-wUb Ip CG1'1'UC•ted COD-Matera ls a.Uq a new s.t.b CIDMl Bank
cml lonmJ ~ UiDs' CU. at GeC. olftcel ~OD W 1 tb f D OU r Oill&aS S1!1i.rt11y 5e
lD ~ .... oral ~es ~!.! .. ~~~~ ~d ce 6 Iuuraoce 5tNillO. E..O.C. W)'el", ii Z f~ .,,_. ...... ww ---.. DIJlt, far NIMIOOe with
WEI.DEIS
HD.IARC 1041 ....................... lalplrt.lllll 11 )llCMIJ' desire fl · rd ~ for tbe 1DUowtni aldllt: TIUZRS -ElQler ft.e.
• abUUy lo SELL! 1¥9tln1 pabllc ud LIO& Accoamd'\I Back· qd. for El Toro, KJAkm
II a•• I• me o l o C · rnwdoc heavy pboaa. IJ'OUDll VWo • J.rcma Beach p6rtulUe1 could e Call Lais at n4nD-27µ. Type50W.P.ll. omc.. Ai.o put-time n'IbG~mmiaum~ 'lb Iii home. a moa GM _.. bmUL dar1t red Dab6e,
mre on our D1lbl · oe\ll. male. All aMt.a. aYllilallle in the future E.O.E. Empl,yr. Preferably 2 Yra. or t.ella". O:dad Joan or
wilb um~ noor op-eoue.e ,._ E..O E portunJty. 213/~ Sec:rel.uy for froal otftce. W.UOraomed .._ • ..,.1m ..
ODrct Jlm C.rllCID. XJirt. boun. •~ daya/wk. Pmatlve AWWcSe
ID Into.. 55%-la50 or Aadmoatof all, the •bW· TEXAS on. OOllPANY
SAL!.& ~ tytolearn. '-" ........ b&e penon
GrMt CJRUtun.lty. Need --------• ~0.velOockllebeo wbo can work wttbout AD'Equal()pportuntty
2 attncUve Salesl'.lrla. aupervl1loo lo Co1ta Employer 11 /P'
Muat Ii.Ye good drivint ~ I( e I a . C 0 D l a C t record •own traaaporta· _ ..... ~ A n1 Ward-ce11or \Joa. Some experience • "-........,rs. ae u m-r -pref XlD
be l pf u l but o o t partaat.w .. tr-•~wmanwnte l0Y 15
8· =~ Tnn.~
546-785a
le Himalayan Cat.
Adult baG>e. 4 yn. 117..,,
U'1 &NY·blk mlniatllft .;i;.=.· love.
GEMSTONES lti,. 4u.:.!"7 ntored ..... pricm. --
Mu•t Sell! 1ver ~ct
round br• ll••l·cul
dla..od, doc:um. •P·
pralaal IMZO, A1k1111 ... m..-o.
WA NT ED : SI L V E R
Slpdgwt
Tlcbts
IDforZ
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BIUita1 25" Zedb color
1V. 2 yr. warT., free de-
b vsy. sue. &etr 1781.
Z5" COLOR 1V Sl.30.
I Yl'.AJl WAR.RANTY.
ecz..$MO.
OOLLA&s. Pvt pt1.1•-------m.ca,.._1nmc
Z5' mllple CJOlllO&e color
1V, lllO or make olfer.
Ne.eta pict•re tube,
.... ok.Q Prt•at.e pm'·
ty. call an. $:30 p.m . .... Pnnte lav.tor .W.1 ......... ,...,.
clocb. l lC, color H,
$1900. l.42C oval
diamond wt'dd1a1 le'\,
...,, .. 21112
SterliDI Sliver. 1r you
.... to ael1. Call 548--~
1Qam 'pa.
Cartier 1IK lull watch. I
yr. ok1. u-oew coodlt!og.
llDO. 714.19MD15
.......... WWW
..._al• Jr. at
pub 1 I Wl:lfcsaa, Sl• -.......am. AD IDn-~ cnodltloe Stu-
dent aune. Call Ad·
--•U. IG-4* 3' hrs .
eoLD&na
............ . , ,, .. .......................
tOIO &•+.LO SAU --·••••••-•••••••• 3 emerald diamond 1.--------.
~ Guarantee + .. au1. • • from diet. ~ulp Xlnt
commlu1on. For aut.o --------#t .. o.-pc..ty D l ck • pre 1 · • bmeftta. EOE. Barbara ~dnlciomPQ1 SICllTAIT 2925HarborBlvd. So u t b • e 1 t er o ~.Jr.meal.mW'. of· To iood bome O ld ~'6111a•·-aam•
p6ecea. Alltiqiae ari~
st • tum: o6d com..
ran porcelaln w 11old t.rtm: o6d ab.Ip docka;
maatad •ll•er antique
pidlet ntcb: 3 pearla. reds; jewelry; brooa
No dMa Fliilta, DO pric. CALL566a04 Xia& oW'1 fer abarp pl C08TAllE8A ~ P'l. Worth, &le.Imm.
w!UlttntuMillat.o --~9~79-~2l~IOO~:_:--:-·l~·~~·~-~~~~~I·----------• s.Jea IDv__. 8a1ea Ea-wartr lD I.Mt p.c.s. COD-..
.:ull,,,. for promioent .,....NewDCS"t.Beachof· Securtt7~wcled,1•-------1 WOBOYmSl.AS N •• p 0 r t B •• c b Ace. OtJJ Ula at ~aao. ,. tr, p tr, ....... pasta TEXAS PrrROLEUll ... mtn money woril·
mort1a1e lAveatment ~-/Glrt _...1 •or lo 11Ma1aD Vkjo area. OORP •• P....,..t'7 wc19 lDI !lbro9d ~ ~ Bui .atat.e. ._.._,, n-. '' Otr6pbmemeded. Call depeadab&e penoo. Be )10W' aee. Mil or ,..,_
Hmn.d part,oerab.lp or 1 atrt aftlce. ProlwioDal '-.ml Bltwwa 9 All • 'JVAll' mm boM. Contact poatUon. All typea of
aecurit1• backirouod ctftc:e ar 0 C. Airport. 3Pllfarappoiat. Q1lta 11.eu area--· worllera ur1eolly re-pnt Salary miaakla P1edble boun, aalary ,........... qW'ed. For detalla. aeod
+ ~ r--..:...~--1)' to open. m• )151-9:ZS6 s H I E T M e T • L ed accow:U. We train. • It.mp. d • • e Ir. ............. ,.. -----------...... 5 Wrlt.e N.H. Crawford, addrcmedmve&opeto
ft>x"'7,c1oo.il)'Pllot. SEC RETARY · '"..., -P""""" Boll "'" PO Bo .... c Good -.t-1--·-..-.-.. n.iTI.AI, -,. .... 1: -' ...,,,.. .. ll 15vv, o1la Oulstmcfloa oppty as xlat ...,........,, a-...ry' Fl Werth. Ta. '11W1. .
Maa.CA92JS26. PQ ln a..--.... co. or M/F, Spece-Teck, 1922 --------S.11eH ............ Plw-dr, Clll. ~21174 '101 WMhln&1oa Street
SALFcS POSITION · In Haq. &&5-Zlll TOOL Clll Dellt. aGIZ
Laguna Beach Tenni1 Secretary /lovHtment SIC I &/PACICH Mfalo. New Ycwt 14206
Pro Sbop lloo-P'rl. bmlldqftrmloNewport Driver'• flcenae re· Alteodaot opeDinl 00 8:»-S:IO.Call.._... Beach, non·amoker, QWred. XlDt.. bnefita. 2Dd. lhift. fw a reliable
SALllPlaSOM
Cc:uUr ....... full
time, met appeanoce.
Kuter Bluer.:.:t, 2M Jlllcbs, C.11, 174
Baleapenon1, Perm •
Part time. R.M. Atnim
Oatalos Showroom, 1111
N9wpatt Blvd., C.11.
tulJtilm, accurate typist Call 'n"4D ax>. Individual dealriDI lo n·
reqWed. 95.50/br. ·eau SIU FhtelC&.aK s-nd t.beir bowled&• of
111-1D1>, uk for Cathie Permaneol Job OP· LOol 1rtadln1 ft tool
orButlu'll. portunlty w /1001 ma1nt.,...,..... lluat be a
Seere&ary, for Auto Leu-e1tabllabed, leadla1 = :1' .:.~· JJ{
lot Co., 1ood typlo1 b r • n d • 1 0 • baala 6 overtime. ~t dult.rtal/martne enlio• atllla, pbooe volce, • di trtb t 1 C t bmanl.a wttb coat of liv· llOCDll° bootkeepln1 ell· ..!... 0::0:~ 0!.,~ lDI bacft•• • tu1b' paid
pw, ..alal, call for cldam. Drtver'• Ueeaee, mdcaU1dm&al.
Appl : lluterLeue work ref. required. SA' 'S PllSOMS _soa..______ a.a.., hued OD np. AU ROSAH IMC.
Pwlanalicy pi\11 9dulta S E C R E T A R y • frtqe bmeftLa. CAii for 714/Ml·:a'~awport ~k-*.l~~ ADlllNISTRATIVE ~ C7U>N0•5 AD~Y
I.o ......... Olp61trano. ·llDmed. ~ emta st1P IMC CUb EmploJer'
S.0. rt•...... lanrlf«aNr, otnce or-And odd iobt. hall Ume, TOOL II.AKER. PART , . .a. ..... u& ,..._. •/lecnltattal 6 Dell~. lluter ,_., 'lf995 lila '*tlw aper. TJpiq Bl..,na&. ZN Flaeher, Tf¥E-RJ:'l1RED. CALL EYllilMGS a.pn. Wen for Pnt."' C.11. HM174. 5415-UIOI.
PHOI.. ~'"::.'.~ Daawr,ap.meon-
toci or~ caadl. 'Call for lnterriew ~ve number lteGcil J!!ll.aBehu...,J.SPll. n..m..-n · prlnt101. Nr. o .c.
Mk Par ADdna A1rpart. 1 AJl-4:JO Pll,
SAllS UfAIL SD:!Rm'ARY ·Gen typ. llaD.·'lbura.m.im OUtalDdlDa ,., 6 _ tzw, IDUlt bave bu1c: ac:· .....
lar pnmable, moU;r:i; ell knowled1e. Pull· aua ~~:!1'19eDerl8tll!r. Nur OC
ed ui.wohMD. am.u. time. Starla P .75br. =rt. IAll-4:10Pll,
c1114• l"I t.acn. boQU. MWGl Tbun. 97f.1411
que c:balD. f\111, f /\. Mr. -... ..W ~t.
Edward•. o · 01 u, SECllET' .A. •y lJ. • JT old elliichtt.eD.s. -.ma ---~ Mmteuon lcboolotLq
SALltl BEPRZSBN· Perform Hcretartal ~-:-S::u~·::
TA11VI -To eaU • ••UH for yarJoua K.e,, =.'n... · ·
nadir ad bnl\IWt a('d.I ma a• 1 • ra , Good -----· ------..... ..,, .._.M =c~aadlld· Sl'ARl'NOWt
K ... + ~ CO.: ~ UllJ1b' r. LomlltantaJcUIUt'*«
._.. WWtrPa. Nut ... oa.a~1 for
..... IFCl6pod.,.U· SIClill ¥~ • .-ta• ADDIJ U. laJarJ commnaanta tt. boar&. to ~Aw.C.11~ _....,.._. ... ltlftlDbo•""*' JOW
,, cell••t com~ 11Ul11~ aa1t1 tw1rc1 .._.. own.. ca • .._1 or
TCIPU&.BLADT ,_ « call In eoa------------!u ........... ,.. lldwie.
cai••'u1111e oautan aboD.
N••llN.B. ... 1.Glrf. CXJlJG.AS OIL
COMPANY
Yeah eom.e1on
Part Time evealo11.
OulPAI lldial&a wort1ns
wtth )'OU&b. Over 21. Own
~Sl.50br. .a.t..MPll
CALL ANDREA
8CMZZ1, at 250, 1·5PM.
E..O.E.
..
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2 °""' ...... ~ aa.1.1 o..'9•411111' ..... !::~.'!. ........ !!»~
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SELLING Good 'ed rurn1tare • lDETS ~1! l wWMU ForSale RCA omar 1'V. 25 ... $110
~ unit •/tape, lD
.-mi. lwz•FD. lthr top mdtabk. suo. eau btwn
SCPll ~ ..
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CAHPAlD LUIGACHTAGS
nlahY._
DAILY PILOT
IOATMAIT
For _, '9ed fw'n. Uti· fram~ b ...... card. ---------s-t cme uni fw eact. T "--~ «1'1119 • d!V '11571133 t.11 p1ua cma ...,... We CAIPIT /Dl,APIRY • r---,_. -~FA. a-.; ruat cran,ce return=aaenlly SALIA'9SOUTM Cll 642·5678
la.bric. XII eoad. zo. _.. ve ~ COAST IMT&tol
(\4arilCCJm lt7&-'1*> ~:__ .. __._ Pre--<Mr am1u1t ctearaace Np&JWUILalD'·U'boaL
l md tbl, • eot1ae tbl alt.
l l*it-a-becl qu H bl.
~billle. m1m
·--aaJe at unbebe-rabl;J low ... ,__ ,_. a.. 6 tblftl 1'or • pncH oo car~tln1. ,._, waa&s '°7 hp out· ~Lal .ca. Y1Q1t. ~material. boatd.fB.8U7
wallpaper. ral»rt~ or ~ tiardwa.re Mc. ~.......__.__ ''Day Glo'' pepar ... __ ,, • --
wW beck 6 t.rtm 1'0UI' eo&1 1 • tOlO
tall-Or lr)' two earda n > 1f1Cbea Air w.i l·-••••••••••• •
bM*tobecL CICJUPOm. llSe• Canoe, wood /canvas. PRJCP..:S: m.am . SlillO. IWJOt t.7Pe cUqby
II• or 3115 111. M5-CI --------41't.apll..IDea. 0) Hu11ia Air West .......... .__. 9040
4/9'-ll ll..50ea. rare coupoa1. $15ea. ---·-•••• JOs.i:;!'::ud.s -~-------'72 Rousbwat.er 3S aft.
NOCARD! .._.. Ai.r W.t 'Al fare ca.bin t.roUer. llmak de-
Dnw,...,. OWD OI' amd en.-•. N:O•': Oftl'l:roat. name. addnM. pbaae • ~ .... ,_ ..... per we11 nab one card per • clep&ll auto
-. Add ZP .-ctL 9.dal SS-doan. aft • pUaQ., flllJ ~. enaae llilDd~or~or· lft.ID.0.,..-.maor r-~~:
dtrlo: Ewea-..r7 ¥11)'. Vf/IY cleu. Altlng
fll.O'f PllMT1l 15 Jtcbet AJr w..i .,.. ran ..... lllWllOO Ext. as1 P.O. a,.~ __ -.. __ ... _ ... "ar n--a.uaa...ea. -----~ ...,, •. ,_,.,, --·
11' Deis> v. 7IHP 0 /0. lilt
2~bowl 'ncbU lrliUs'. Kua Sac.rillct!!
End .... row 31. 5,1110. a.mo
am.a ~ 'Tl SXIPJACJt. 84' F /8,
4 Ram Super Bowl SW equipped, plank &
'l1c:aU. IMO. Cub oa.ly. tows, m llerc. Hd /Od.
-.cm2AIU. '11.0CIO w/par. Sll,300
a.a.-$ W/OINI' • ...,ev ... 'la~COWOM _..,.... Alnreat. Good 31' Hucklna, Newport
UnJmlllt. SINl'9 moorln1. $8500. u ·
t I • Wat, Zlhp Evin. '800. ;::=-IOll -------·-------·•••••••••• ......... ,
M.TrAN ""' uaat maa. a..... to so Imo comfortable bed. .. .......... -...... ..
tnaM;uotaft.tPll .
WAMl'9 TO IU\' "'*' cwa.-, a'd' or •. ,.
-
•Wt'ard~V ..
1.oo1 bone. faJr ~•Pf 8WD.
•'Tl a.., 1\aUllM. 1-. ... ......_v ...
......_ Orol1w.
llT97 ~.=!~.-...
llt9T asu.1 aewtt • ,.. ... ~, -.. • tmr4 '''' ..... , HD lportaler, -..t.u1. 1.ood ••rl
._.. a.100. Offer. Ud.-. OWNim.
~-!!!!!-!!!!:....-----1 "12 Dataw. P.U. Ru.,
.,. ft& J• a.built _.. 11. Oall aft 5 °'
-....,--. ud ...... wbda.. .. 1371.
..... eir us-, very d•••I Oal7 nu "DP'ardCGuler~rq. ...... ONJI ca.a.--. xlDt KJm _____ ...._;:;;i;,_.....;..;. _ __, MNf1l. SllOO
"11Ka *' DlOOO ZlR, 2"' ad Xlal cood. "ll Olrvy ~ton pickup .... SU00 080 Map, lllWI.
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a.lit tNl1 '10, st. le1aJ,
dat eoodllloo Sl75 --
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PARTS4'SERV1CE
HOUaS =m . 'U.l 6p.m.
Ulru Frid'>'
Sat.&Sun.
Jobo Or Micky 131~
atl5PM
9570 .......................
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CHIVIOUT
STBJYAM
Automa UC. <Ser lllS22 )
OM.Y $7998
HOWAID Cllitnolet no.e & Quad Sta
NEWPORT BEACH
113-0SSS ---
Dredhe Moo. 9124/'19 "1'I Ford ~ T. PUlJ pwr,
SADIN •AC. AM/FM st.er tape. Au, fOttD cstm paint & lnlr Ht·g
ZMOS. llain, Santa Ana gas. 41,000 m1 $4600
N.U.Olnier of W aroer 646-8658 ___ 546-__ 1_0_1_0_~ .woa-w-~---9-5_9_0
Z Good1ear L71·l
PotJnter soowUre1.
..... ..... •. 131 .•••
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DIPORTANT
NOl'lCETO
READERS AND
.......................
ADVERTISEBS #I a. Or-. e..ty
Tbe price or items
lldvert.laed by vebh: le 2925 Harbor Blvd. dealers i.D the vebacle COSTA MESA
cluailMd 1dvertl1log 979-2500
col.wam doel not include --------
any applicable taxes. WE IUY liceme, tranafer fees, nn.ce charges. fees ror Cl.I.AM CARS c pollutioo control de 6. ..._.D TRUCKS vb cat1ficallonll or de """
aler documentary pre
I* lltion charges unless
o&bllnriae apedfied by
tbe~
811 Hwl 9510 .......................
'75TOYOTA P'ldlup. f(ood
mileap. 'Tl GMC Van,
dlalll alr~PB, cruiae caatrol. 642-1917
· COHHELL
CHEVROlET
.'X:'4 ll.1rl111r llh•I
t 'l~TA Mt:~\
546-1200
WANTED!
Lale model Toyotas,
VolYOS. Plclrupe & Vans.
Call t.m lodaY ! Wf••n/
I I :::a. U :: •••••••• !~~-~ •"ll•••flrlllll
-a Model A RoaCS.ter
Reptic:a. lloualed OG '79
1'bld drtft train. Deliv
apeded rrom factory
earlf Feb. Aa1ume Jtcb&a to purcbue. Best
a&r. 7a&l2l5 or 495-1336 ....
Ma"-o 9705 .......................
71 AU-A .c>MIO
SIOllTS SB>AH
5 speed lranS.. le•lkr lDt., elec moooroof.
All/FM ateno cuaett.e.
2 taae paint " llnpet>
G154;2) .....
llACH IMPORTS ,. Don Street
NEWPORT BEACH
75U900
'78.ALFAROMEO
SPIDER
Red w /blark lop, 5 speed
I.rans • stereo 4' lea.!> than
15.<XX> rrules (478WY D l.
$7918
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HAABvA SlVO.
COSTA Ml SA b~'l 0010
BEACH IMPORTS
Used Alfo R.CMIR~
i1 Sp1def'.whJle
'77 Sp1dt'r -Yellow
w AM FM :>lt'rco
cassette.
'7 8 Sp1der ·Rt'd
w AM FM ~tcrco cusette.
'78 Sp1der-St)vt>r
w I A M I t' M s l e r t: o
ciwette
'74 GTV-Nuvy blue, air
CllDd. &AM/FM stereo.
'Tl Sprint GT-Navy blue,
air rood.. AM /FM stereo
casaeU.e & mags.
BEACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
1'SU900
'707 .......................
llovtng Mual Sell, "73, a.soo. Low book price. '1RM 640-5Zl7
~ 9712 .......................
1980'S
..UMOW!
LARGE SB!CTION
OFMEW 1979
llf ., • 528i's
611 Si's• 730l's
I STOQC!
Call toc~y · W c also may have hat pre-ownt'd
BMW ou are lookrn~
for'
831· 040 495-4949
IMWUOi
trans . air rond •
& AM FM sten:.'O
. 096SXD>
OM.Y$879'
""-CH IMPORTS 7~,,,., Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
CREV IER
111£ ...
BO's
ARE HOO
A ftW 79's
(REMAlllllG)
New&
Demo's
$AVE!
1st & BROADWAY
SANTAANA
835-3171
ORAMGE COUtcTY"S
OLDEST
'TI J:IOZ: A/C. am/tm *"°' • tpd. 31.K &lllM.
SHU. 080. E\'et
~
9715 ...... ................ .
"n PIAT ~ Spyder IJl a... lo milel. 2 topa, Alll ·Flll ~~.cau
i• m n: SciecW. auto. ~
lllllC. musl sell! Sl 150
080 541-0648 bm,
~ZMl>wk.
'74... x · 19 coo V'el't.. JI.Int.
All/Jl'll cas .. map, nu
i:-lm. a.., clean. ml&St
sell S3000 1bst ofr
Ml).IJIB
97%7 .. .................... .
VISITYOUR
Ol.-+JeCH COAST
HONDA
HE.ADqUARTBS
TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY
SAUS&SERVICE
OU>SMOllLE
HOH DA
GMCTRUCKS
2&'50 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
S40.9640
19'16 * ~ c:hewl . AMtFM cau. aux t.a.ak,
one owutf', SS.9!19 Pb. -..om
9750 .......................
"19 Pancbe 911.SC. CUD· a8ai blk OD blk, murt
cond, fully loaded.
W/etlf!ltJ avail optJ00 tncl
wrtx> ......... Ir more. s.crtftee 1211.500 rirm. PP . .-r..ano.
Poncbe '79 924, 1unrf.
fad a&r. a1kys, dee Wiii
dowa. AM t FM Blpkl
cau heated mirrors.
lowerOO & a.h&ned. Mint
TI4-962·Z134
"74 &c· am/fm cuaette.
lie. Xlnt cood $291115. OtJJ .., -311153
~ vw Bue. rbtt rebored
•DI. Poratbe rlma.
rad1aJ tires. snrf.
....,,Mr,~. MZ-IJll
"JO Bus. dZll cmc1., U·
traa, aee to apprec.
$JID), 759-UIZ%
'78 Sarocro. Ch.am. Edt .
1mmac. U, 150. Oya
7S2-8353 Eves & wb>ds,
~9061
73914Pundw20,many ,~~-Be~
OM. v "'-OT CH·
'71 Ctry Sq. l owner •.ooo
...... J'\all ~«'. XIDt. coad. ..,. 165-2211.
Qeu;... 9920 PS .......... -... -•••••• "Tl LTD, /PB. auto.
1m DINO pd onrd«.J:eF·
CUA&AMCll
GD CallMIRll. Ca~ "71 OnmeiU 4 dr. lt blue
llaa&e Carlos, Mali~ 6 body w.ldk blue vtnJI top,
NoQs. DrPUc reduc· AC.P>OO &38-8746 dim' ~-. Mw'*'Y ttlO SA ft tilOW!lt ...................... .
COHHtlL
CHEVROLET
.'\,'>' 11 .•. t•1r 11,, :
I I " r \ \I> .... \
546-1200
'11 Mama ~. U.000
mt, AIC, aulO, AM/Fii,
9llOI> P\rm. -..m
ORANGE COUNTY'S
MEWHT
LINOOL.N-MERCURY
OEAIZRSlllP
RA y R.ADEIOI
l.J:NCOLN·lllERCURY
1'-18 AW> CeMet' Or.
SD1"'7·C.-. Forest elOl IRVINE
130-7000
• Mahbu wqma., 21pd t ..... tt52
automaUc, xlal cood •••un••-•••••••••
l«Xl f'\rm. must see lo
~ 1.306 Walnul
'7,H.B.
"71 Impala 9-pu~11er
wqao, Mlchetm x ures .
lo ml. air, AM /FM alt'reo
w/tape, lmmac. Call
548-8798 M500
79TUUO
.... ..,Cobra
nras. x.lnt rood $SOO(l 64.Z ~ ll ~ 1 m
569-51.99 ---1ll64 Clle'v tuck, I Loa, 10 ft. n.-......_ ..,, i&SorToco, Wall trade for UIJ.l&ty bed w'flh Alukan
Blue beauty -Muataell!
4 speed. 4 cybnder, A/C. leather Interior. mag
wheehl, ca.sHtlt> elect,
map bgbt. Lo/ml. Pnv.
ply Best offer CaU 67S-2919
nAl><."UI<" 1979 !Dt. wmttn1 '76 Cad Sevlllt: 0 "5 F.dlUoo Every avail~ E J camper New en1une,
lion & B BS Auum 'r.i2-835a Yt'S & wt.nds tnmauSSJOO. r?ar md, lease953-900l _644-_!156.;__I _______ tlre5.. __ ~_fler~-5Gl-·589~1-
& '76 CIV1C, l'llg xlnt rood.
aslang reas $. nd:. some bodyworir..646-73:16 /PORSCHE 911, '14, air,
snr1. iilloys. blk & bl ut'
$12.Dl otrr ~
73 ~ ~. st.ere<>
tape. CB. runs xlnt.
SZ. l ~ el-9275
'79 Mustao1. 4 cyl. •
~. J.door. radio. Ask·
15 M&bbu Clu&ac: XJnt UllC St.900 call 771 ~
ClllDl1 1 owoer. SZ2:SO or -
~~~~~10g
Rav Caner,lnc.
Rolli Aoy~ BMW "°""'
"7SClv1c
Sl.600
831·5592
9710 ....................... ~Jambortt
Newport &! arh 640-6444
'19 XJ6L. ong. owner.
--------· serv record-; kept 10 gar, unmac 675-7510
"13 914 Poncbe. Sepd Xlnt cond. New p&t.Dl. elute h
lune up Xlnl running
C'Olld $3995 6J I 4564
New P\relh rad.lab
iO 9UT, 1mmar rond in
till. Abe 962 7940 pp 78 Mu.sung 11. T top. V6.
oiuto, PS. PB. AC.
AM F'M stereo, '519S or
best ofT Pp. ~ 9985
'79 VW BUS snrl. bed. "nl Capnce Cluaic, fully AM Y'M stereo 18.000m I •·'"ft" SJOO 968-4 Im eqia pped, xJot rood .. Wle '~ new lo ml. Si0001offer -----8ln 1.844 '91 Mustang, ods eng, nu
'76 VW Camper xlnt tran~ rad1atort carb
rood must~ Best()( '78 Clau.ic Caprlr f', S100 SUve 964~1 or
f tt 496-9678 am rm sLt>rOO Loadt-d 964-3"'7 IOI McLAREH's
JeftMft 9732 $ •••••••••••••••••••••••
'76 Jensen GT, lmmac.
& OUl AM t•M :>tt'rt.'Q 70 Bug. radial tires.
S2500mags 18..500orbest AM t FM C'dS~ • good
dfer aa1 cand., Sl.SSO m..sl.90 or
~ clean' 25,000 ml MOO 9Q. 7189 ~ t'aslbaclt 289 4 spd New t-ng. tran:>, brtt:. &
ch.tch ~t ofr !>48·5045
17,00>rru. 27.:JOmpg, Job laltloyu '756
Change, must sell .. ••••••••••••••••••••• sso~~R~vd. 752.004 Mr. Hardy, or •t DEALER IN U.S.A.
<S ML No. of SA Fwy> 642-4140 Mr. McCarthy. ROY
C714t522·5lll 74 Jensen Healey Perf JR{ CARVER
Sunday by AppL cood. New top Red bot ROlLS·ROYCl ~-'!!!!!!!~~!!~I TJS7 SJ995675-3296 IMtJ•m-"
78 IMW Slat-....,._ GWo 9734 ,._ __ _. =' ... ,,.
4 speed, power ·~· powier-brakes, a1r .
Uool.ng, AM· Fii a&ereo
caaaette. elect rt C IUD· rod. electric wtodowl.
Toplil tan im.enor. only
3>.000 rruJes $13.900 or
.,_ offer (331BFD > cau
&C2-0138
'Tl 830 CSI wder factory
warnnly. Auto, cne.
81.k llhr uphol 20K ml
Uaes re&. l.1ke N~w.
$19.700 OBO.
TI4-9&3-m4, 213-~2813
'77~ BMW 320·1.
Stiver/bl~ 44pd 25K
miles Xlnl. S8950.
!El 2789.
.......................
SO Cl•ulc Coovert.
Karmaoo Gbia. new
pa.lat, body fr motor .
IZm0.59-mt
'8i IWmaoD Ghia. ret>tt ena. fm caas. mass .
rdala. lmmac. cood .
$285().494..aW
'7ll .......................
Mtt ........ 9740
76 BMW 2002 AM i'~M •••-•••••••••••••••••• stereo c:a ss. be1ge1--------•I
w beige Inter. a te.
mag:.. XI nt cond
S7.ZOO OBO 673 6169.
~y
9720 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•MIZ 7' 240D•
Sunroof. ruuy loaded.
warranty, locaUy owned
& serviced. Mual see 1
~)
5-la 9760 .......................
19795.AAllMS
Automatic. air cood .•
auarod. pwr steeri.ni 4'
All/FM stereo cuaette .
IM073) $10.U>
IEACHIWOITS .. Do¥e Streec
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900 ---71 SAAi t9EMS
4 aiieed tnos . air cond . IWll'DOI Ir AM I FM stereo
C&'!ISdte "1fifTWY c )
OHLY $7999
BEACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Stn.'e'l
NEWPORT BEACH
n>20000 -Toyota 9765 •••••••••••••••••••••••
79 Toyota ~IJca wl\bk.
auto, loaded 7,000 m1,
JT.<XX> 714 756-3870
19'1'9 Cehca ST Cpc ~!.pd,
-~--~~~--a.,.-. tt2S
'82 VW Converuble, rebtt -·•-•••••••••••••• rmor. $tOOO tlllST SACltlflCE
trrs-~ !171 Clw7s&er Newport 4
Dr Sedan-ONL v 37 ,000 --------•I inUes 6 m like NEW con •'79 VW RABBIT ·c··
(lid lllJ . 21>K mt lllnt
cood. ~pp ~1140
dlboo I Has ~Wle Pkit
tworth over $2000 1,
AM FM ~ • /3 uactt
Upe, h&bt pkg • air
9772 aui.. pwr steena!' •
brakes, ueel belted
----···-········· ,..... tires. tnUe CQ8·
'61 Mu~tan1c air. New
palnl . eng .. trao:i.
carpeL'> + parts car
Must Sarriflre both
Sl.100 or offer 973-8680
'88Q.as.,1c Mustang. Hard
top 2111 engine Gd cood.
SMlOO 64.S-1531
'17 llb&sl..ng medl IOaDd.
days 646·7711 aak for
8tnt. PM 673-2507 VOLVO trot. tilt 1r tel•cop•c ~ wbeej • vaayl '69 MlldallllJ ~~~E ~v DJJO ~f.': ~°:. AM tF~ITtC::~ ~.ooo OYERS~DELJVERY a..1.1 cnu-..n mi. ntutt Runs ln!•l.
EXPERTS C 1 1 ... ttlO New tires & battery.
EAltLllU
YOlYO
1966 KarlJor Bl' d COSTA MESA
646-9301 54().9467
oaAHGE COUHTY
VOLVO
EXU.U$IV f.LY VOL VO
Largest V<>'vo Dealer
ID Oraiu?e Count) '
BUY or LEASE
DIRECT
"-~ 2025 s Manchestef
Anaheim 700-2011
....................... _gi_l50ll ______ _
77 lllarlr V. bb ne.r, lo ..... H57
llli. o.ec car. must sell, --••••-.. •••••••
below wbolt"sale . i4 Pml.o waaon CleaD.
SZ.:SOIOlr 544-tozl na IQOd. wpd Aslung
tfl2 ... ~ .......................
7S B1ue11llver All xtra~
lnc&d It.hr. ~rv1ce rt'
cord• ilDC:e new Jo
'torace for lyr .
'8G)t8est. ... 3309
li3 Vette Split Wa..ndo...,·
O:Jupe. AT 1PS.. Oayton.i
blue fmmac c:ood
Sl.2.500 6C2· 7978
HlS
i2 Pmto Wgn auto
Sl.0001080
9'79-Z74!1 all ~PM
71 PtnW2 dr. auto,
At:. SB:'J(i '080
714-494 Tl3S
~ 9'60 r••••••••••••••••••••••
'Q~ Helve-den.• JlK motor,
~pd aulO traru.. rough
body , motor & lrans
work f1nr. C25 1306
Walnut. :t7. llu.nlulgton
Bch. UJtGI
SB.ECTIOH OF
AUMODB.S
SHOP lrCOMPARE
JIMSUMOHS
I~
llrlOHARBOR BLVD
COOTAMESA
611-1276
81r. lo m1. 16295 or $400 AMtos., UMd
assume he S 143 mo ••••••••••••• •• ••••••••
DodrJt -••••••••••••••••••••• 'SO Plymouth Urenda ·
'88 Dodie Wa«on runs still rlt'ed.'> J home olakl'
BARWICK DATSUH
'II ••• 'i.tl• I II I ,, Ill••
8ll·ll75 49)-))71)
~5678 G-e d 990 I good, Sl!llO or best of re r offer 548 tiZI t
548 5331 '77 Toyota Ceht·a GT
Llftbark ~::.pd.
atenio1cua. All extras.
XbJl. oood. tbrou&bout
648--Jfrl7 or 831.6J8S
....................... ---
i8 Challenger. I<> m 1. s
spd. Z5 mPC. aU xtru.
lltW:mcWale. 114-4900
F....t tt40
996S .......................
T3 Pontiac Trans Am. IDOli oood.. call
1162-1347 .......................
i'O Electra coovert1ble. -·---········· 18 Flrebud. cood shape l.mded Xlnt l'.'OOd o 71 Ford Wqoa. 429, runs wit b s l ro n & en I in e
owoer$1.S00.644·5834"1· 1ood, S250 firm . Needs 1nll, radiator OUll9iec1 M4-213S ~. &CU514.
~ .......... !!.1.~ MhK. UMCI .WO.. UMd ..............................................
ltnCA.OtU.AC
SIVIW
Loeded1 F.qU1pmenl in·
dudes moonrool. &~rec>
w tape, Ult wheel, cni.lH
control & new "American Eagle"
ndial Uree. You must
tee to appreciate ... lbe
prettiest ooe ID the coun·
ty. Call 145·1141 or
9llUM.. Aatiq .-s.
tmCADtU.Ac
., 4*11 ....
ERS
AUTO CENTER
NOTHING OVER
54999 White OD white
w1moonrool. lulhtt • 1421 tua ST .. COSTA WISA
every poulble opUon. 1•----------------4
Less tha.o 1,000 mtlel-74 Cdl'AC S 1999 now praied 040BXT>. SIDAH DI YUi ..•....
$15JISO Ask for Mr. Kel-Full C)C)Mr. f9C'tOfY air cond AM. FM stereo ~~1~ >~> 1.,.t .. 11t_wtleel_ ..... ..,Landa __ u_toe>_&_~x_1_ra_c_1ean __ .,_64_6R_x_L_l ...
'T1 Seville. C:Wlom, a.co.
blue, mutt eee. lo a:U,
&3G2.
TOYOl'A oeuca
Celica
Corona
Corona
DATS&M
28JlX
29lZX
• Powir Front Olio Brakee •AM Radio 0f .f S~ Trans. ,. Oeh.oce Cushion Steertng Wheel • tnetrument Cluster • 18 s Gal .
• Tinted Otasa • WSW Tiree • Power Steering • Nylon Piie Carpeting • Heavy Duty Radiator Fuel Capacity
•cit ·--• -.-----,. _ _..,.....,._ ...................... _ ........ ______ ___
NONE OF THESE ECONOMY CARS CAN TOP PONTIAC SUMllRD:
_ ......., __
MPG
4-0(I 5-Spd 19
4-CylAuto 18
4-0y15-Spd 19
4-0ylAuto 18
&<>It S-Spd 20
20 &Cyt Auto
Rotary 4-Spd 18
Rotary 5-Spd 16
Rotary Auto 16
MPG llMW" ~ AIJIHA IOMIO• ~
4-CylAuto 20 320i 4-Cyl S-Spd 18 Spl Sed 4-0(l 5-Spd 18
320i 4-0(I Auto 18 SpdSed 4-0(I Auto 19
+cvt Auto 20
&Cyl4-Spd 17 PLYMOUTH
6-Cyl Auto 18 VOi.YO• Seppo<o 4-Cyl. auto 20
4-CylAuto 20 Volvo 4-Cyl 4-Spd 19
Volo 4-Cyl 4-Spd 19 PWJGIO'r
pO) 504 4-Cyl 4 $pd 17 4-Cyl 5-Spd 19 Votvo 4-Cyl 4uto 18 604 4-0(I Auto 17 4'-Cyl Auto 18
4-Cy15-Spd 20
4-Cy1 Auto 20 ,___ •. _,.._ ,.,..
ONLY$
~.,,, ............. ) ~-100)
F1ctory INr cond .. po•r tteenno &
llnUIPPfD WITH· br•k ... euto freM.. v-e eno .. AM rldlo, .,,... • delu • ~ COYen, W8I# ti,.. & IOw
Factorf air oond .. v-e. P<>W9f ateerlng & EqUIPPED WITH: bf1k ... auto trans . AM radio, ~
windows. tilt wheel & low mil•.
miles. OMLYs4395
• . . .
• .,
l"HURSOAV, JANUARY 17, 14JIO FIFTEEN CENTS ,.
Shift Eyeil Alternative to Olympic Boycott
.,..., ............ ~O'O...
Oa111•iag la tlae Raia
Ball Flanagan of Newport Beach (foreground) digs for
clams near Newport Pier despite Wednesday's driule.
He says he likes clamming in the rain and thinks the
beach is best in the winter, even if it is raining. Ap-
parently, he isn't alone.
Mghan Communists
Kick Out Newsmen
KABUL, AflhuJataa (AP) -
The ~ Aflba IOV· ernment ba1 ordered all
American jouroallstl out ol the
country, accu1in1 them or
biaaed uportina and "io -
terfermce in the COWllf)''• ln· ternaJ attaJn;• a U.S. Embuay
official told the Journallsta to-
day.
Authorities detained the
Americana at Kabul'• lntercoo-
tinental Hotel, where moet were
atayine. and told them they
would be expelled Friday
A bout 50 or 60 of the approx·
imately 200 West.em correapon-
denu, photoeraphen and broad·
cast crew members ln
Afehaniatan a.re American.
Most arrived tb.1a month aft.er
the Soviet Union poured tens or
tbouaanda of troops into t.hl.a cen-
tral Aalan country, where t.bey
helped overthrow one Maniat
government and re~e lt with
another and have helping
the Afghan army put down an
anti-communist rebellion ln the
countryside
The Afihan order came three
day1 aft.er Ayatollah Ruhollab
Kbomeini'1 relime in nelpbor
Judge Gets
ADoggorw
Good Excut1e
Comt Judaea. are used to bear·
ln& bbam e:11CUM1 from the
bench, bat South Oran1e County
Munldpal Court Judie Blair
Barnette ~ be'• 1ot one tbat
ta.kn tbe cab.
inl lnm ordered all American
journaJista out of Uallt COUldz7,
A Western ~t la t.rew Delhi, India. said iniUal report.a
said only Amer\can citbena
were to be deported from
Af•banistan. lt wu not dear
wbetber tbt. included non
Americana workins for U.S. or-
eani.&atiooa.
The Soviet news asency Tau
quoted an Afghan RevoluUooa.ry
Council decree as saying
"phony" American -correapon
dents had entered Aflbani.lltan
and were "practiciDI in fabrica
lions and insinuatiooa, one being
more absurd than another. Their
aim i.s to step up tenaloo in our
counlr)', diarupl the normal life
of the Afghans.''
It melltiQned in particular The
New York Times, Wubineton
Poat and Cbriatiao Science
Monitor newspapers and
"American radio and televiaion
companies."
"We cannot but qualify the ac-
tivities ol the above-mentioned
journalists as flagrant in·
terference ln the affairs of the
sovereign state or Afeban.lltan
That is why the RevoluUooa.ry
Council baa taken a decilioo to
expel the American journ.alista
from Afetwmtan. '' Tua quoted
the decree u IAJ'inl. Aflban army otftcen went to
tbe fntereontinental Hotel Wed-
nesday Dilbt and demanded that
tbe American .correspondents
surrender their pwporta.
The jou.mall.ata refuaed to stve
up their puaportl and 1um·
mooed U.S. Embuly offtdall,
who thell met with the offtcen1 at the bot.el and •aid afterwara
there bad ~een "a ml1un·
dentandlnl • that would be cJeanMI up today.
LONDON (AP) -BrlUab
Prime lllnlater II ar1aret ftata.r dildared ber ~ t •• aa;ppart today fM nxmaa
tbe Olympic Game .. from
lloeccnr lJa nta.UaUoa fM the
Soviet intervention in
Afr.•nlltan. an... admlahstraUoa otftd.all
HY they ate eoulderiq tbe
idea ot trytq to 1blll tbe 0tym.
pie 1lte a1 an alternative to
boyeottln& tbe sames. A boycott
$3 Million
Heroin Haul
In County
DENVER CAP) -The seizuae
of $3 million worth or beroln ln
Santa Ana i.a believed to have
taken a major bite out of heroin
traffic into Colorado and Wyo-
mln1. a Mderal drug agent said
Tbunday.
The rfid followed a two-month
investtcation by agents ot the
U .S . Dru1 Enforcement Ad· miniatration in Colorado, Wyo-
ming and Callforrua, said Duane
Valentine, agent in charge of the
Denver office of the DEA.
Shipments of herolo into the
Rocky Mountains were traced
from Wyoming, to Denver and
then to California, Valentine
said.
"We don't have that much
heroin tralfick.lq tu the at.ate ot
Colorado," be aaid. "Our main
problem la cocaiDe bere . . . we
conaider tll1I a m_.Jor arnst. • •
A ... tbrM ~ tf heroin
WU ..... bl UM 8uta Ana raid
and 1lx mea and one woman
were arreated, 1aid DEA
Weltenl rqiona1 director Jerry
N.Jemaa..
Tbe 1"8pecta allesedly de-
livered a tuocram of berolo to
undercover DEA agenta at a
Santa Ana hotel Tuesday, be
said.
The seven persona arrested
were held on bonds ranging
from $50,000 to SlS0,000 and were
c harged Wednesday with
po11euion of heroin with intent
to diatribute lt and wttb dialribu·
lion of heroin, Jen.on aald
HB Burglars
Prompt, but
Witness Late
A man wallung ba s dog
stopped and watched u a pair of
bur1lan loaded up a car with
$4,500 in gooda from a neighbor's
HuntJnston Beach home early
Wedneaday, police sald today.
Inveatlsat.on said tbe man
later called poliee after realizing
be'd wffneaeed a buJ'slary at the
UUll Waikiki Lane bo!De.
Police said the cl'Oob broke
into the empty boule at about 6
a. m . by pryins open a kitchen
window wtth a acrewdriver.
The buralara, officers said,
hauled off a video recording
unit, 1tereo equipment, cameru
and other bouaebold aPPliaDces.
The wttneu told of1fcen both
men were in their late 20ll and
drlvlQ a blue Pomiae rtrebird wltbotii licenH plat.a. AD A•belm woman who ran
afoul of the law in Dana PoUrt nee Uy, faDed to •bow up 'l'Uet-
day for._ da1 ln court.
lnatad. tbe sn-ldln• Jud&e recetwcl a abort aot. from the
delndlll& wtdda stated:
"(Dll.aidUl'• name> wu DO&
tn eomt tllil mornlq. A a.man abeplaerd Jumped la ber
Ted Affairs?
· bedroom wtndow and abe wu
caR!f" for ftq boUn."
I bffe to· il" ber ri1ldh for
orl t)," tM Jadie dluCkled..
• J ..at to ... that -'in tbe ~ bdon I'll t.;;lrc
ttOIT~ -' • ' . I
P.4ilr'r'S BEST
PAS.IDEN;4 BET •
Paper Reporu Partie•
hu found Utile off\dal f•vw
amoq NATO am.a.
Caoedf 111 Prtme llliD1lter ~
Clark wu Ute first W•tern
leader to call pabUclJ for mov-inl the pmee from the Soft«
capital.
Mn. Tbateber told the Houle
of Commons that Brttain abould
act witb ltl aUiel in an approecb
to tbe International Ofymplc
Committee, wtUch would have to
make the decllioo on cbanlins
th• atte. Tbe prealdeot al tbe
IOC. Lord Klllanin, baa lnallted that the loq-planned Ma.cqw
Gama must eo oa
Mn Thatcher aa.id her sc>v·
ernmmt "believea lt woo.Id be
rtlbt to try to move tbe vmue
away from llmeow.
·'We cannot Just at.and back
and aee tbe Bvsat•na dolq what
tbey have done ln Aflbaniat.an,
dep'°re it and take no aetioD at
all." she said.
.. ~ .......... LARRY llAIOOS HOLDS SOUAVENIA OF RED SEA CRUISE
Ruua.na FlNd on Him When He Got Too ao..
Sharp Souvenir
World Cruisers Slwt At
SAN DIEGO CAP> In the
last three years, Larry Bri11s
and Enc Lund say lhey sailed
around the world in a 52-foot
motor yacht. They've got a
memento a bullet fired at
them by the Russians
In an interview after returning
to their above-off point, Brius
said the shot was a warning
when they ventured loo close to
a Soviet base an the Gull or
Aden
The now-bent. 50 caliber
bullet tore throueh the stem
plankmg, a bunk mattress and
frame, then a wall and porcelain
sl..nk in the atateroom bead of
their boat, Olamp1on
Brlgp, 39, lives in Hawaii and
Lund. Zl, in nearby El Cajon
They said lhey s pent 32.000
miles cruiain&. crouin~ aeven
oceans and seeln& 34 countnes
since t.altlng off from Sao Diego
The travels took them across
the Pacific first , to New
Zealand, the Tasman Sea to
Auetralia, through lDdot>eAia lo
Singapore and around MalaySJa
to Sri Lanka. Al times. as many
as three paueneers bopped a
ride. helping with the chores
Brius figures at cost $14,000
He 1a going back into tbe bust
ness of cbartenng sailboats
Lund 1s anxious to talr.e
a nother lrip around the world.
aaylna be could do at "and never
lff the ume places ··
Out there. Lund said, "Is a bag
world"
GlotDa, Explofks ·
Fireball Streaks
Midwestern Skies
Tbe Ccm1erHtiYe Party pdme
m lniater bH been tb• IDOSC
vocal ol Welt European 1e8derl
in 1uppontaa Ameltean SllaD4
ror ffOOOlllic and other repriaab
asatmt the Sorieta became ot
their Aftban opention.
U.S. State J>epartment of·
ficiala concede that the ldea ot
boycottJ.na tbe summer Olym&>k
Games in llmcow bu recelYed
only tt.&ewann support amon'
<See Ol..YMPICS, Pase AJ)
New Spurt
Puu Gold
At $803
LONDON (AP> -Gold prices
plum meted and then rebounded
to more than $800 in hectic tradlna
today u the dollar remained fair-
ly eteady Tbe previom metal was
trad.Ull at $803 iD New Yon and
waa quoted al '810 at Mcmex in
Newport Beach.
In London, where 1old bila rec·
ord $'165 an ounce Wedneeday,
the midmomins price wu down
to t7JO so The momins 1old flx.
1ng wu S72I 50, and the metal
later traded al a median ST.II.SO.
But at then rebounded and the al•
temooo fiDllg price wu S'lSO,
almoet back to Wednesday's
cloainc pnce of $752.SO an (Q)Ce.
ll later cto.ed at a record '189
an OUDC<e.
lo Zuncb. cold aold for "28.SO,
down from $780 Wedneaday,
before cllmbtns slisbtly to
$730.SO
The iDit1a1 dip WU leeD M a
nataral rwtian to WedD r ut.,·•a
10 pea cmt prlee leap, wltb llOCDe
Invest.on ptherlns profit.I while
the~ could Fo~ Wednesday '•~~
lD wtddl llDld jumped $IUO iii
Zurlcb la oae day. prices
boa.Deed up and down in New
York and then alumpecl ID tbe
Far Eut today to cloee la Haac
Koa1 at t'128 42, down $C.N .
Silver, wbicb bJt a record M
at the Loodoo aftemoon ftx:toi.
Wednesday. fell back to $44 tbil
morning Then at recovered to-
day to$48.40and was bein1quoted
at $49by Mooex.
lo the laat mootb, the price ot
gold hu risen from $470 per
ounce as war fears broucht on
by the Sov1et mlllt.ary interven•
lion an Aflhamstan added fervoT
to the already active gold
market. Coocem over the health
of Yueoelavian President Joalp
Tito also bu dnven some in·
vestors to put assets into Sold,
analyst.a say
The late price decline in New
York on Wednesday waa at·
trabuted ln part to tbe taktq ot
profits by some traders and in
part lo reacUoo to tbe lntema· taonal Monetary Fund's an·
nouncement that it will auctioa
#4,000ouncea of 1t_old on Feb. I .
The auction had been expect-
ed. but it helped offset
Tuesday'• statement by U,S.
Treuury Secretary G. William
M Iller that the United States bad
no plana to resume aalea of pld.
The at.atement wa1 1een u a
crucial factor In Wed.nelday'a
rush.
Matt Zachowakl, a metall
analyll for E.F . Hutton & Co. in
(See GOLD, P11e AJ)
Coast
...... o •••
n.<>RENCJ:, Italy (AP) -Satuplee.I born to 2Prynr~kl
Rolanna Gl&Dninl alx daya 110 are in excellent condltic)Jl, doe· ton aald.
• '1'be¥ are a bunch ol happy and carefree bablea," aaid a
nurse at the Mayer pediatric cllnJc.
The infants -four boys and two lirls -were kept in in·
cubaton and the docton aald the babies, wbo weiehed between
2.2 and 4.+POUDda at blrtb, 1ained au~.
Mn. OlUDlnl, a1ao reported well at the Careui
Ho9pltal acrou town, may join ber ba u 100D u •UJ'lical
wouncb from tbe Caeaarean birtb are healed, hoapltal
1pokt11mm aaJd.
..... .,,.Betel
LONDON (AP) -A bomb aplosk>D ripped throulb ala
room1 ol the Mount Royal, a popular London hotel, today, kill·
l.D1 a man of "Arab oriatn," loJurtnc a West German and tend·
lnl ten1fted pesta, many in nilbtclotbet, fleein8 into the cbllly 1treeu, police aaid.
Nearly five boun lat.er, a second bomb exploded, apparent·
ly ln the rubble. It ~tared no ooe, police uid, but lt created a
second emer1ency and atreeta which bad been reopened after
tbe first blut were cJ01ed asaln.
Commander Peter Duffy of Scotland Yard's anti-terrorist
squad aald the dead man bad been near the bomb when It went
off, but could not aay If he had been u aemblin1 the device at the
time. The i.njured auesl wu named u Gerhard Buhmf and de
t.ectives were al hla hOlpital bedside.
3 Plead Innocent
()£ Bilking Charges
' Three men accu.sed or bllldnt
a land developer out or $47,000
pleaded lnnoceot Wednesday in
Oranae County Superior Court lo
FV Storage
~bed Burgled;
lnss Probed
• More than 40 tools and tool
ieta were stolen early WedDM·
~Y from a City of Fountain
alley Parka and RecreaUoo
partment 1tora1e abed, police
reported today. Thieves forced open a wood ••te to at.er tbe city yard near Mlle Square Park al 11400
'rookbunt St.,. police uld,
J»O!!ltQ wttb a vehicle.
Tbey then battered lo an
~uJpmmt abed door sometime
between J and 5:4.S a.m., poUce
Jald.
· The value of tb• power and
manual •ardenln• and equip. blent.malrrteance tools bu not
)let been determined, clty of·
tlclals reported.
arand theft and conspiracy
charaes.
The defendant.a, Attila DeAgb,
39, Ne wport Beach. Michae l
Newman, 38, Soutb Lasuna. and
Jerry Mack Morris, 34, Buena
Park, entered tbelr pleu before
Judie Richard Beacom.
The three are alle=t.o have swindled a land deve rout of
hla funds under the I M of ar
r an1lnc a S:Z million loan.
Tbe vicUm tat1fied durin8 a
recent preliminary beartoe that
tbe trto woo bla confidence in
meetlnp at flle1ant locallona
IUCb U the Ra.ncbo La eo.ta
Country Club in San Dle10 Coun·
ly and a Hollywood Hilla bome
Judie Beacom 1cheduled a
dlaposltion beartn& for Feb. U.
A March 3 trial date a1ao WU
acbeduled.
The three defeoda.nta alao face
char1ea in Los Antelea County
cenlerin1 on alle1atiou they
operated rl11ed 1ambltn1
eatnes in wblcb wealthy penooa
were bilked out of bundreda or
thouunda of dollars.
. ................. ..,...,...._
UN!-8fl'Ta l'nft COHN OF TUSTIN '9TCHU HIS T!NT IN TUlm..I Roca .
About n ,_.... ... ....,.," Unetorttome .... to Begin....,,_,
Fa1nlllar Lineup Retu1~11s
They Eat, Play, Sleep. Waiting for Home
BJ DA V1D lru1'ZllANN Ol-Delfr .......... They wait. .
Since Saturday. in fact. wbeo
tbe first ooea arrtved, tbey'w
been queuelnt up. markint
time, wait.Lnc.
Some have pllcbed tenta.
Others have Mt up temporary
boUHkeeplne in vana or camp-
S'Tll
Mu11 c, converaatlon,
televlllion chatter ... Tbe)' do
what they can t.o pua the daya
uolil thelr moment arrives
Saturday moml.D{r.
In a way . lhey are tbe
groupies of lbe houlint industry,
the Oneft who have made long
lines m front-of soon-to-be ao&d
housing tract.a a famiHar •leht in
Southern California, especially
Orange County
And in Irvine Wednesday, UD·
der meoactnc aides, the 27 pero-
ple on Joe "Tiny" WeUea'
master u.t, or thelr sunotat.ea.
stood t.helr around, sure t.o be
there S.turday mornln1 when
tbe 11~.ooo to '250,000 IUX1&1Y
homes 10 on aale in Irvine's
faab.k>oable Turtle Rock Ridce
area
Welles la tbe aecurlty man
wboae Job 11 to keep order
ame>a1 the walt.Lnc pro.pec:Uve
bomebuyen ''I'm here 24 hours
a day." laid Welles. wbo la lar1e
despite b1a nickname.
WelJel C'ODducta periodic roll
calls to make aure everyone la in
place The rules set down by the
developer say tho9e in line must
be there 21 houri a day
Actually. most of those doing
the WaJl.inl are atand in.a, stu
denll aod youna people betng
paid ~ a day by the pel"ll<>M
eaaer to buy ooe of the homes
"The rain ls really a drq ,"
sald "silt.er" Marie Garcia , JS, a
student at Saddlebac k lla gh
School in Santa Ana.
M '111 Carela and Kathy
Suwczyt, 21, abo of Santa Ana.
spend their days silting lo a
camper. "We've been here since
Saturday," aald Mias Szewczyk
Sharing meala and conversa
tion, most of tho9e in line have
come t.o know t.beir temporary
nel1hbora fairly well. they laid
Countian Mlssl•g
Pro Climber Joins
Hunt on Mountain
A proleaalonal U.S. mountain
climber baa joined the Ar1entlne
search for two Callfornia climb-
ers lost near tbe 111mmit of
Mount Aconca,ua, while, lo
Fullerton, lbe family of one of
the loo men cootinua to awalt
new• of hia rate.
W a mer Lantry, a profeaGooa.J
climber, bu .)oined the A.rsen·
line army patzW'• aearcb for
Charlea Bludworth, 25, or
Fullerton, and Guy Andrew. 3>,
or San I>Leeo. wbo were trapped
in a bllu.ard more tb&n a week
a10 dUJ1nt lbeir deseent from
lhe Western Hemi1pbere'1
hJsheat peu
51-n Bludworth, brother of the
local cllmber, aaid Lantry 1a a
close friend of climber Andrews
and wu asked by ramlly and u ·
soclata to aid in the aeardl
·'No, we don't know anythlns
new," Sta Bludworth alld tbl•
morn.lna. He uid bi.I b1'0tber.
who lau1ht at Lowell Hi&h
SCbool l.a WhllUer lut year, but
bad talrm tbe cU1TeGt term otr.
11 an experienced cUm ber
The miul~cUmben and a
tbird man, ard Connor. 38,
of Palm Spnn,1, reached tbe
aummlt Jan. 8 before encounter·
int tbe blinard.
tror thole who wUJ be abelUni
out the hefty down paymeata t.o
buy a home in the rldle area. the idle time ol the put week
hu been worth it
"It's a eood product and a
good location," •a.ad ooe pro-
spect.Ive buyer.
SJ xty-ooe homes in all will 10
on the block Saturday mom.inc.
moel wttb fairly Di~ views.
Ron Felsot . a real estate
broiler with J M Peters Co .• ~
veJopera of the project, H id
those interested lo t.be bomea
are •·very d11c rlm1oaUng
buyers," probably second and
th ird generation homeowners
uger lo move up the a~
valuatJon charu
The homes will be aold on a
Ctrst·come. first-served bas1~
the poeltJoo oo Welles' hst betng
tbe order 10 wtllch the peop&e
wi II be called
With a SZ25,000 avera1e pn~.
Felaot a.aid, montb.Jy payments
for the homes will probeblJ nm
about Sl..800. ~ on the
amount of down payment.. In
ternt rat.ea att nmnlnl at about
12..-. ptteenL
Fel.sot s~ud be expects up to S>
percent or lhe homes lo be :.old
when the line be1ma moVlD& at
10 a m Saturday
But why t.be surge m Interest
for expensive homes'> Cao peo
ple afford It.,
An Irvine Co mpan y
s pokesman said marketlne
analyaes done by b1.a nrm &bow
that at the ''low" end of the
hou1in1 spectrum, where homes •
go for about $80,000, there ia
keen interest in bomebu)'tn1.
However. in the middle area.
where homes ~ sotns ror about
S140,000, the market la con
aide red ''soft "
But then demand •Ul'let ap1n
for the expem!Ye, luxury bomea
In the '300,000 bracket, accord
ln1 t.o the marketint study.
Fel.lot aald Wednesday tbe
llne t.o hi.I development LI a
"Sood tndlcaUoD of wbat the real
estate market I.I 90lnl t.o be like
in tbe IO'a,"
•1 oa.eaaaaooa aw1N ... ..,,... ....
A SO.~ 1'u1ttD ~an dMd "--:! a1ilat .,...,, ~ be T.if bit fall beecl ~ • .eutoe 1'tdl .... ~ GCDcii't
at tu a.nc.11 apart.meal.
Tu1t1a polf e• Ca.J>&. I.on Low~IDS u a~ will
be In -... to• termlDI tllil UUM of dNtJl of
Ra1mcmd Wa.U.M. 8nMe ol 180
8. Paetac St., 'hltin. s ...... ·• heed 11am1Md IDlo a
ref l't.-at« .. olftcen t.rMd to
•ubdul blm wttb an arm bold
around the neck wb.lcb 11 UMd to
reod4tr 1U1peeta uncoucioua,
Loweaberttaid.
ID Mdttion to U.. bud ...ound.
B,..... coWd have died from el·
fecta ol tbe arm bold or from •
heart llttack, Loweuber& said.
Breeee'a llance, Dortn San· ·
deft, told lnv..U.aton Bneee
betan auau.ltlnc her wbm she talked ol breU:iq up the ref.a.
tionahip .
One of Ma. Sundeen'• four
youn1 ebUdren called police dur·
inf the arsument.
Three offlcen, Sst. HOUiton
Williama. and officers Cbrls
DeSoto and Robert Scboenkopf.
11ld they tried t.o que1tlon the
eora1ed man.
But Bresee be1ao abouti.na
and threw a 1tau picture frame
at DeSoto . cuttina the
policeman's arm, Lowenberg
a&ld.
DeSoto. aloa& wttb the other
two otncen, tbeD placed a bar
arm bold oa Breeee.
The bold. in wb.lcb the officer's
forearm la ptac.d aaalnat the
major blood-eanylna artery to
the brain, la meant to prodUC'fl
uncomclotwnesa.
But Bresee continued to at.rug·
ale. Loweobers laid.
The officers and Bresee
t'arffOed around tbe kitchen.
fin a lly falling agaaos t the
r e rri1tf'rator, whe re Bresee
struck tua bead
Poli ce th e n c alled
paramedics, who look Bresee t.o
Santa Ana Tustin Communtty
fl o11p1tal. where he died a short
time later
F,....P~Al
GOLD ...
New York, sa1d the statement
was seert u a postuve 1len for
gold
•'That wu interpreted u a
~•I buy saioa) to markets that
didn't ~ mut'h to ~llmulat~
buy!\,· 7..acbowska ~aid "The
m arkm are chaottc. that's for sure "
Tbe United St.at.es, which has
the ta.rim om caal reserves or
gold, and the Soviet Uruoo, a
major producer, a re said to be
bent'f1tln1 rrom soarina &old
prlCH
r,,._r~AJ
OLYMPICS .• t#
the Weal Europeans. French
Sportl llinJster Jean-Pierre
Soluon for example, today re·
lterat.;d "there la DO reuon" for
France to consider auch a
bo1cou.. Olym~c otnciala have laid It
would probably be lmpoaslblt~ to
arran1e for aames elsewhere tb.J• year.
~Carter Backed
• W ASHINOTON (AP) -The
•JDterutional Ladles Garment
'Wort ... tJ.U. bu oven lta sup.
port to Jimmy Carter for tbe
..1180 Democratic pre1ldenUal
Extremes Detailed
In Slaying Trial
~
PIAGE1
~m•ne&e.
OMNOaCOMT
DAILY PILOT
•
Aaaortedtop
and blouses
I
Discontinued
styles.Jr. and
miaaea.
orig. *5-'20
Low plunge
underwire
Lace cup bra.
orig. 5.50
FINE JEWELRY
. Ladies gold filled
initial Jewelry,
: Selected Letters ong. NOW
Br•celets 1O.aa-8.88
9.aa-5.88
Nylon trlcot
Long gown
with tie
orig. •12
Women's
Parachute
nylon/canvas
handbag
Special
5.99-7.99
Ladies and Men's
Leather watch
bands
orig. 3.5(µ5
Now ggc
Umii ........... ~~ ... ..,.~ ... .....-. ... ~
40o/o to 50%
off Diamonds
selected styles
30%oft
Men's Sport
Coats
Limited sizes
orig . .,.7-'65
Discontinued
•Jr. and mlaaes
Jeans.
orig. 114-125
Now4J9
WOMEN'S ACC.
Canvas
Tote bags
3.99
FINE JEWELRY
25°/o off
White
Gold filled
Mesh watchbands
ong. 8.95· 19 95
MEN'S
WOMEN'S ACC.
Mohawk
Brushes
orig 1 99-5 99
Men's Ski
Vests
many colors.
5-M·L·XL
orig. 124
Now 14.99
..
WOMEN'S
Jr. and misses
polyester pants.
Otaconttnued
styles.
orig. • 14-'25
Women's
Assorted
Scarves
orig 13-$12
Champagne
on Ice-a.
natural cup
wrap bra.
orig 16
30°/o off
Women's
Silver and
gold evening
bags.
orig s1o-s13
FASHION ISLAND
STORE ONLY
FINE JEWELRY
50% off
Men's
Dress watches
Men's Suits
100%poty
orig. •100.S125
50o/o off
14k Earrings
orig.•1~
Men's Sweater•
Umited
quantities
orig. '40
Now 15.99
. . . .
me la also expected to shrink u
m --•
1.m ... 1n• ar ta, such u Umlnat
a ~ y ar Of Enillsh. could help the dlatrtct'a
letbaak. amnl t.rulte. IU,ll ted.
:: Grllduat.Joo 1tan4ardl were biked lrom 252 unit.I to dll anenl 18U'I qo u ~ ol lhe dlstrtct'1 policy to • re "dlDlOmaa m an IOl'ililthlna. • • ::·The cfasa of Im will be the lint seniors required to ~the standardl. They wUl a1ao have to pus• profi·
tlehcy telt to araduate. ~;: In recent yean, ertUcilm ol public schools baa been ~uaed on atudent deficiencies in such baste skill.5 as
~dlnland writl.q. ~:::The dlatrtct apent cooalderablo time dra.IU.n1 current =~~menta with an ey~ toward lmprovlna these baalc
-• Trustees should do everythin& possible to maintain ~e highest possible educational goala. 1
frromises Fulfilled
: After three years of promises, it appean resident.a of <.& densely populated Huntington Beach nei&hborbood will
ave a recreation center to call their own.
• Plans for the Bluebird Community Center were t · oved to the back burner last year when city officials
t concluded the project would cost too much.
· Federal funds in the amount of $278,000 were
~armarked for the center in 1976. J : Residents wanted that money used even if it meant
sc.aling down the plans to fit the price tag.
: That's what city officials finally did three years later
}Vith a little help from the Fountain Valley School District
:and the Huntington Beach Boys' Club.
_ The school district has agreed to provide the space
for the ~enter on a portion of a partially closed elemen
~ary school campus.
The Boys' Club agreed to staff the center and add im·
rovements later.
It would appear that by using the let's-work-together
pproach, the city has salvaged a valuable project.
~Mediation Best
~ For the second time m three months, tenants of a
:)Fountain Valley mobile home park have sought city laws
~ settle rent and other problems between mobile home
>Owners and park owners.
, City councilmen have side-stepped the issue because,
:as Mayor Berme Svalstad explained it, none of the coun-
~ilmcn wants to mix government into the free enterprise ~ .system
: Instead, councilmen have volunteered as third
~part1E-S to negotiate discussion between the facllons. t Such dISputes and cnes for controls undoubtedly will
,become louder and more diverse in years to come.
' The Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley Board of
,Realtors has acted as mediators in such disputes between
·apartment and mobile home tenants and landowners for
~wo )ears on behalf of the clty of Huntington Beach.
-: While the issues may not have been resolved to
•'evervone's sallsfact1on. communicahons were established
;in ali cases between the warnng factions, says realty board ~legislative liaison Carolyn Ewing. ~ lo medJation. the board utilizes the knowledge of
:members f am.illar wlth contracts, management problems
:and tenant rights, she reports.
' Communication generally is more fruitful than con·
"!trols in the long run and possibly Fountain Valley might ;seek realty board services should the cry for controls rise
~again.
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ByL II. BOYD
{ The most ardent kl11 is
~aid to bum up no more than
•IJ calories. So it'• clear it
take about 250 ardent
to ao.. a pound. To
10 pound.I -and that'•
QUUlY ma.t overwelcbt
• want to lose -you'll
to undertake 2,500 bot
;, .and heavy k1ues at leut. ~lt'a 1otna to be a im1 aliht. .. Better .. with lt. ....
·: Em~t experts con-
, wnd t 90 percent of all the
•ilromen who bold lmpe>rtant bmloeu Jobi ln th1a country
ouJdn 't be when tbo1 are
ay If tMJ luldn't learned
w to type.
Not only can a bll 1easue
aaeball umplre (brow a
layer aw of Use -pme. He
Gloomy
G
alto can throw a 1pectator
out of the park. Few do,
however.
Rome wu called The
Eternal City lon1 before the
Vatican was established
there
Q. Why ii it moet bird.a and
flab see colon ..-blle most
mammals He only 1b1d" d
aray?
A. Tbeor1 la tbat the
animal llfe that nauarally
buntl and feedl lD llibt ...
colon wtdle tbe animal Wt
that natural:,bunt1 and
feeda allo at ... on11 .... , •. a..ona .
Did l '*11 100 a robin ean
eat t• felt of unbwo.rm1 ln adayT
Q. Wrltte t.u Pf0¥• •
WNIS ltDlnll1 haft much
lar••r vocabularl11 than
DOn•atutterert, WhYf
A. TblY babUuaJJy look for
1ynoa.ym1 of word• they
don't like to Pl'GDO'IJlce.
Some wutbel' exptrta now
lnailt Ul8t tbe l1PtD1U ..
aoclat-1 wt~ Uumdtntonm
tend• to affect •l•c·
tromapedc fttlda in 1ucb a manaer u to jnett. IJI &*IPt. a
ttavtn1torohn cllrom
Roe.t H. Weed/PublllMr Thornll !(~II/Editor
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me Flags Won't Fly in Moscow:
YCN wUJ bl I to ... lt Uda
1ummer • NIJC.TV IJMllftlClftO
by Ua• automobile _ID f H• tunn. the rasor Made people.
lbe Ure and camera anlel.
Tb 19> Olymp CJ belin
wltb tbt 1rand march of the
albl.U. al all
nallona, all
that LI, which
ana't t
bf D8lll
A "f Ult. It w l l b• a
.,llorloul eveat
wltb tbl nap
of e •er y
country
followtni th
au11lan naUonal 1n1t1n ...
btauutul )'OWll men and women
of 10 many dlver11 races,
cullur.1 and lan•ua•• enter Kotc:o•'• new and laboriously
expenatve Olymplc 1tad1um.
ABSENT will be the naas of
the Central Aalan and Siberian
people1 tht Ruastans have been
1tufftn1 down lhelr mawl llDc:e
the early 18008 when they bepn to
Mailbox
THE SOPHISTICATES tn
Washington are uylna that
American withdrawal from the
••met wouJd be of m1Dor lm-portuee, loqtilblT petulant and. n91!1, dm't bol.ber U wltb IUJ•
1oat.kml of leSI than knt.ellc import. 'l1ley abould recollect
wbat Adolf killer did with the ins tames. They were the OC·
culoo d a npernova of ~ C:OH~ Mad propqanda. ID
fact, tbi only ~ of German
art to come oat ot tbt NI.Ii Jean
WU Lm1 JUetemtabJ'I Slorioul
lnflumtlal mowte on the ••mea.
OnlJ •eopoUtlclau dmnlN
tbe 0'1tQpla u unimportant
Muufact.unn know wbat a po-
tent ad•ertlal•I veblcle the
1amea an, ud IO ~vemmenta which tpend on
tbem. Tb• reason for tbe
J apaneM outpOu.rtq of yen for
the 1914 Tokyo sames and the
West Gennw' free-b•Ddedne11
with the deutacbe mark for the
1972 MUDlcb sames wu that
those eventa slpaled the end of
the lnt.ematJooal covent.ry both
nationa had endured aioce World
War U More than admission to
the United Nations, the games
apelled the end.
~~~ OUTTA TMIS!
For Ame:iica and the athtlf\•
weatem powen to so abud
the 1ameia wtJl bl to ~ ..
le1lthntre RUlllan rapa.dt)t _ •
no other pubµc act eu. Tbl
1amea will be a carnlnl OI
&loriflcation ln wblcb lt will •tr ' pear lo a televialon-watcbirij
world every other m$r ..,.....
hu been forced to part1ctpae
out ol fear of dlapleul.Da the
Great Bear of the North.
TBECAPTV&Eof Afgharu.tao
bu nothlq to do wtth Marxiat·
Leainllm or any other kind ol
political rellaf,oalty. It'• bulc1 old-fashioned uarlsm as hu
been practiced ever since the
grand dukes of Muacovy made
themselves the hereditary rulen
of all the Ruaslas -thetrs and
other people's.
Taking part in the Olympics 1s
a 1Uent uaent by the number
one military po..-er that lt
doffn't mind lf the number two
military power returna to the
carnivoroua national behavior
of the 11th century. And lf they
dolt, why abouldn't we?
Moscow maltea a false an-
nouncement that Afghanistan la
beln1 1ubverted by the CIA and
uses lh1a spurious fact u a pre-
text for annexation. The United
States could dlacover an equally
spurious fact, announce that the
Russians have subverted Iran,
and seu.e the oU fields After
that we can go to the Olympics
and have a helluva good time.
By Olympic trad1lion, every
host country ls allowed to in·
troduce a new sport lo the
games It would be fitting tr the
Russians rnlroduced one called
gobble gobble It's one we'd _
have little difficulty learrung.
one which, judging from the pro-:
poeala for creauna world-rangmg ~
air, sea and water strike forces,•
some among us would delight m1
playlng i
Like all run and games, gob-
ble-gobble can be carried too
far. There is the danger that in
some not·SO·distant Olympiad
there will be only two nations to
show up for the play
Vehicle Checks: A Nox-ious Expense
To the Editor:
This letter is m regard to the
article "State Lawmakers Muat
Face Pressure For Vehicle
Checks." <Dally Pilot, 1-12·111>
State lawmakers really don't
have to worry, do they! The
"pressure" • on the motorlat
Here la our s tory . one or
many, I'm sure.
Recently. we took our 1966
Mu1tan1 in for tbe required
vehicle lnapecllon. It failed
because lt dld not have a
Retrofit Nox Control. We took
tbe car to two ·'official
mechanics." One "estimate"
WU 980, the other WU $45. My
buablDd then went to an auto
supply to purcbue the part. The
device coat $24.85. He wu told
that lt would aUll have to be test-
ed on their machine, which
would cost approximately $30,
and it would be cheaper to have
the station do 1t.
We had the car "fixed," total
cost was $45.30 . The car
"passed," another ff, The Ironic
part to this story is that a 1966
car is EXEMPT from the Nox
device.
WHEN QUESTIONED at the
Vehicle Inspection Station coo·
cerning this matter we were
told, "the personnel working
there wu inexperienced, lhe ps
station aaw us coming, we bad
been taken for our money."
In other word•, we 1bould
have known our car waa exempt
even when it f alled lo pua the
inapectJoo. Add to tbia our lncon-
venieDce, loat Um• and tbe
waate d &uolin• to comply with
mandatory law set upon us by
the aovernmat, lt wu truly an
enllgbl1nln1 and co1tly ex·
perienc..
Thia la Just anotlMr example
of how our aovern.mat la work·
lna. u certalnlr 11 not worttna
for the "11We "11" who la the
"bactbaDl0 ot tills country.
Ml m:::s: la tliriPlt COD· c•l'DIQI ton "61cle ln· 1pecrUclin: MotOIDt.lewaN.
JA YNS JOHNSl'ON
cards to put on the unauthorized .
C'ars Thanks so much ror your
concern
MONA MOISO
E•barra•• Tiu~•
To the Editor
I applaud the Pilot for
publishing photo((raphs or of-
renders of hand1c11pped parking
spaces. U these fdiota don't re·
alize the h.ardahips they impose
on people who really need the
spaces, then I hope the photos
openly embarrass them
Thank you Pilot, for canng
G.O BALL
Prot~rtlo•
To the Editor.
When I visited the remote
stately ranch home of my rrtend
Pochoco llamet, built 100 years
ago Car out on the Argentine
pampas, I noticed a tall steel
tower with wind.mg stairs jutting
up from the center of the roof .
Sydney Harris
"Wbat'a that for'" I asked
"Well, ln those days," he
replied. "everyone bad to put
them up as watchtowers to
guard acatnst marauding In
dians."
WiU history repeat. requlnng
all of us to install them, with
guard.I, to protttt us from the
thugs and raplllts breaking into
our homes rughtly'
FRANK KLOCK
88 .. t •••,.•r•p
To the Editor:
My hearty con1ratulatiooa to
the Dally Pilot ror recently
publl1bin1 plcturea of un·
autboriled veblclH occupyinl
reserved handicapped partrtng
spaces.
What a fantuUc way to dis·
courace other llle1al parkers
Crom doing the same Let's
make lh1a a daily feature!
You're wront about one thing .
however. Tbeae lnconalderate
Tricky Adjectives
,
10. U "tr&Dlpannt" la what
you can 1e1 lbrou•~· and
"opaque" I.a what you cannot,
IMlDI tb.roulb dlffulely or Im-
perfectly s.-.
U . U tnll that don't abed
leavea &N "everSJ"MQ," U..
that abed every fall are ·-.
12. U "chronlc" LI the adjec-
Uve for an ailment you bave
1teadlly, an ailmmt that comes
upon you auddtalJ LI called -.
lJ. If wrttlDI IJI wbicb tbe lit·
ten are Hparated 11 called
"printed," wrtt1aa la wbicb tbe
letten nm tocether la called -. u. U UM ont1D1.17 mualcal 1cale of elallt not11 ii ..dlat.Galc," tbe aotle COIDJOIM4 •tlftl1 al ball4UOI ll CaD9d -.
'
parkers are handicapped alight·
I'. from the ottk up'
DA VIO E . FEYK
l•rrra•r L'nta•r
To the Echtor
As a buddin& boating en·
thusiast of only average means.
I was shocked and c;addened to
learn that Orange Co unty
i.uperv1 sors are cons1der1n&
doubling Newport Harbor moor-
ing fees The supervlson seem
to have forgotten that govern·
ment and government-operated
Cac1ht1es exist to serve the
public, not vice -versa The
harbor is under public control to
ensure that everyone has fa.ir
access to a limited community
resource It is not 1ust a source
or revenue to be callously ex·
ploited by a voracious county
1ovemment.
Tbe prop()Ud fee lncreue pre-
sumes that all uaers of harbor
facilities are ao wealthy that a
100 percent fee lncruM will be
tolerated u merely an lncon-
venlmce. Unfortunately, t.b1a la
not the cue. Many 1a1lon are or·
dlnary people of moderate means
who bave made very real
sacrifices to be able to sal1. It ls
these people who will be hurt by
the increase. Many will be blown
right out or the water, and what
was once a pubbc harbor will
become an exclusive club ror the
very rich.
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91ympic Site
Shift Pushed
LONDON (AP) -British Prime Mlniater Margaret
Thatcher declared her IOftl'D·
ment'a support today for moving
tbe Olympic Games from
Moscow in retaliation for the
So-vlet intervention in
Man Dies
In Fight
With Cops
By DELORES BROOKS IRWIN
OI • Detty Net SUff A se>-year-old Tustin man died
Wednesday night shortly after
be fell and hit hia head during a
scuffle with three police officers
at hia fiance's apartment.
Tustin police Capt. Ron
Lowen&erg said an autopsy will
be conducted in an effort to de·
termlne the cause of death of
Raymond Wallace Bresee of 160
S. Pacific St., Tustin.
Bresee'a bead slammed into a
refri1erator u officers tried to subdue blm wttb an arm bold aroand tbe neck wblcb la wed to
, "Qder •11SPKta aneonacloua,
Lo• bersiatd. lo additioo to the bead wound,
BftlSee coa1d baft dled from ef.
ol tbe arm bold or ,.._ a
heart attack, Lowenber1 said.
Breatt'• flance, Dorin SUn·
deen, told investigators Bresee ::&an assaulting her when she
ed of breaking up the rela-
tionship.,
One of Ms. Sundeen's four
yeung children called police dur·
inl the argument.
Three officers, Sgt. Houston
Williams. and offlcers Chris
DeSoto and Robert Scboenkopf,
said they tried to question the
enraged man.
But Bresee began shouting
and threw a glass picture frame
at DeSoto, cutting the
policeman's arm, Lowenberg
aald.
DeSoto, along with the other
two officers, then placed a bar
arm bold on Bresee.
the bold. in which the officer's
forearm is placed against the
major blood-carrying artery to
the brain, is meant to produce
unconsciousness.
But Bresee continued to Slr\li·
ale, Lowenbera said.
The officers and Bresee
careened around the ldtcben.
finally falling against the
refrlcerator, where Bresee
struck b1I bead.
Police then called
puamed:ica, who took Bresee to
Santa An.a Tustin Community
llolpital, where he died a abort
time late!'.
Mshaniatan.
Carter administration offldals
say they are conalderinl_ the
idea of lr)'inl to shift tbe otym.
pie alte as an alternative to
boycotting the games. A boycott
has found UUle official favor
among NATO allies.
Canadian Prime Minister Joe
Clark was the first Western
leader to call publicly for mov-
ing the games from the Soviet
capital.
Mrs. Thatcher told the House
of Commons that Britain should
act with its allies in an approach
to the International Olympic
Committee, which would have to
make the decision on changing
the site. 1be president of the roe. Lord Killanin, has iosa.sted
that the long-planned Moscow
Games must go on
Mrs. Thatcher said her gov-
ernment "believes 1t would be
right to try to move the venue
away from Moscow.
"We cannot just stand back
and see the Russians doing what
they have done in Afghanistan,
deplore it and lake no action at
all," she said.
The Conservative Party prime
minister bas been the moat
vocal of West European leaden
in aupporting American p)ana
<See OLYJIPICS, Pase AJ>
1,700 Workers
Walk Out at
Onofre Plant
About 1,700 pipefitters and
other workers, took part in a
wildcat strike near the San
Onofre nuclear power plant to
day after 13 workers were fired
for wallting off their jobs Wed
nesday.
Union officials could not be
reached this morning since they
were at the strike scene where
picketers were reported in front
oftheplantsite.
About 1,500 pipefitters from
the United Association of
Journeymen, Apprentices of
Plumbers and Pipefitters Local
230 of San Diego work at the San
Onofre site.
They are amone the 3,SOO
craftsmen who are constructing
two new atomic reactor build-
ings just south of the eDatine
Sao Onofre nuclear power plant.
Details were sketchy today on
the cauae of the non-sanctioned
strike. 1be workers at the plant
are hired by the Bechtol
CorporaUoo.
Kristy Machlauki, a Bechtol
spokesman in San Franciaco,
said the 11 pipefitten were fired
from their jobs because they re-
(See STRIKE, Pa1e A2)
~Ring nroken
ID Santa Ana Raid
llftred • kiloCram ol beroln to
UDdercover DEA •senta at a
Sa.Dta Ana hotel Tuesday, be
aald. The HveD persons arnited
were held on boa .ranCioi
from '50.000to $150,000 Ucl were
cbar1ed Wed1Le1dat :wltb
l)Ollleuloo of heroin wttb lntat
to diltrtbute it and Wltb dlttrtbu-
tioJl of beroln, Jemon l&ld.
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PiSiJ>EN.4 BET
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LINE-SITTER STEVE COHN OF TUSTIN PITCHES HIS TENT IN TURTlE ROCK
Twenty-S.ven People •re W•ttlng In Line for Home Sale to Begin Seturday
Familiar LinesRet11rn
They Eat, Play, Sleep, Wait/or Home
•
Metal
Reaches
$803Top
LONDON (AP> -Gold prices
plummeted and then rebcKmded
to more than SIOO in hectic tradlna
today u the dollar remained fair·
ly steady. Tbe previous metal
slipped back in New York to
close at $780 but wu quoted at
S810 at Monex in Newport
Beach.
lo London, where gold nit a rec·
ord S7~ an ounce Wednesday,
the midmominc price was down
to $730.50 The morning sold fix.
ing was $728.50, and the metal
later traded at a median $7315.50.
But 1t then rebounded and the af.
temoon fixing price wu $750,
almost back to Wednesday's
closing pnce of S752 50 an ounce.
It later clolled at a record $760
an ounce
lo Zurich. eold sold for $728.50,
down from $760 Wednesday,
before chmb1ne sli1htly to
$730 50.
The 1rut1aJ dip was seen as a
natural reactJon to Wednesday's JO pe'rcent price leap, with some
investors gathenng profits while
they could
Followmg Wednesday's surge.
in which gold 1umped $81.50 in
Zurich 1n one day , prices
bounced up and down in New
York and then slumped in the
Far Ea.st today to cloee in Hong
Kong al sn&.42, down $4.94.
Silver. which bit a record $48
al the I .oodoo afternooo ftxiDc
Wedneeday, fell back to $M this
monWa&. 1beD Ill recovered to-
da'J and WU belq quoted Ill Mt
byll~.
lo the last month. the price of
1okt bu riMG from $470 per
ounce• war fan~ oa
by the &oriel military i.Dterven-
Uon In Allbanist&D added fervor
to the already active 1old
market. c.ancem over tbe bealtb
of Yuplavian President Joaip
Tito abo bu driven some in·
vestors to put assets into gold,
analysts say
The late pnce decline in New
York on Wednesday was at-
tributed lD part to the talnng of
profits by some traders and in
part to reaction to the Interns
tional Monetary Fund's an
nouncement that it will auction
444,000ouncesof"oldoo Feb.6.
The auction bad been expect·
ed, but 1t helped offset
Tuesday's statement by U.S.
Treuury Secretary G. William
Miller that the Uruted States bad
no plans to resume sales of cold.
The statement was seen as a
crucial factor in Wednesday's
rush
Matt Zacbowski, a metals
analyst for E F. Hutton & Co. in
New York, said the statemeat
was seen as a positive sign for
&old
"Thal was mt.erpreted as a
real buy si1P1al to market.a that
didn't need much to stimulate
buys," Zacbowski said. "The
markets are chaotic, that's for
sure."
The United Stat.es, which bas
the larceat official reserves of
1old, and the Soviet Union, a
major producer, are said to be
benefitlne from soarln1 told
prices.
Coast
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po11UQ towft tbt llldla 0ceu. tM ,... I~ Aiflw1 ...,_... .
00. Soriel naval wuell &N ID tM IDdlu Ocean. ID tM
put. M 1D8D1 • JD bHe been reparted lD tbat area at cme tiaM.
Tbe Wik foree ~ todaJ could bl ettber auimmuna or re-
Untq ' ••• .....,, tMre.
S1Dc1 tbt CX19et of tbe ertlls ow.' tbe Minn of tbe U.S. Sm·
buly ID Tehran. tbe U.S. Navy bu dispetebed llOllM ao lhlpe to
tbe IDdlaD Oeean·A.rabian S.. area aear Ind:
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LONDON <AP> -A bomb explosion rtDINld tbroulb lix
rooma of tbe Mount Royal, a popular Loodoa bcMI, today, kill-
inl a man of .. Arab oriSin," lnjurlnc a West German and MDCI·
inl terrtfted sue-ta. many in nightclothes, fleeinl Into tbe cbilly
street.a. police said.
Nearly five hours later, a aecond bomb exploded, apparent-
ly ln tbe rubble. It injured no one, police aald, but it created a
second eme1'8ency and streets which bad been reopened after
the first blast were closed qaiJL
Commander Peter Dufty ol Scotland Yard'• anti-terrorilt
squad aaad the dead man bad been near the bomb when it went
off, but could not say lf be had been aaaemblinc the dnice at tbe
time. The i.Jtjured guest wu named u Gerllard Buhme and de·
tectivea were al bus boepital bedside.
Onofre Shutdown
Called Accidental
Tbe San Onofre Nuclear
• Oenerat.lng Stataon ceased
operation Wednesday when a
workman bumped into an e1ec·
trtcal connecUon that trt~ered
an automatic shutdown safety
device.
square area, said Bob Kraucb,
spokesman for Southern
California Edison Company, the
plant operator.
Kraucb said the fire was
caused by oil drippin1 onto a bot
pipe. The burninc lnaulation OD
the pipe wu extincuiabed by
plet dlp\oyees wtWD mJnutea ot lta am. be salc1.
Plants apokesmen said they
bope to have tbe reactor bads in
operation late today. Tbe
W edDelday .Jiutdown occurred at
12:1tp.m.
Some residents near the plant
reported seeing a large smote
cloud at the time the shutdown
occurred
The cloud may have been
caused by an indoor fire that
was confined lo a two.foot
Woman Killed
By Auto on
Coast Highway
A 82-year-old South Lacuna
woman wu killed Wedneeday
nipt when abe wu struck by an
automobile wbile croutna South
Coaat Hiabway near Wesley
Drive.
California Hilbwa7 Patrol Of·
ftcen laid Hanna Bay wu walk·
lnl acrou the buay biJbway
abortly .tter e p.m. caJT)"lnc a
ba1 ol srocertea when abe wu
atnack bJ a car drtno b7 Linda
Peet, 22. of Lacuna Beach.
Offtcen uld tbe pedeatrlan'a
.Ulon milbt baYe been impaired
b)' tbe p-oeery bac when •be
was struck by tbe vehicle.
Tbe woman wu transported
to 8outb Cout Medical Cart.er
when lbe ... pronounced deM
at t :IS t.'!; Sbe la tun1ved by
her bm , Vletor Bay, 8', of
LoeAnples.
The clrtver ot the car wu not
beld. CHP officen aaid.
DAILY PILOT
No one WU hurt. There WU DO
release ol any r.dloactive sub-
stances, Kraucb said.
W ortmen plan to fix the oil
leak today
Kraucb said the workman who
triuered the safety abut.down
device bad been installing plant
modifications when the miabap
occurred.
The aafety device causes tbe
reactor to atop and auillary
power to begin throuch ctietel
engines where the oil be1an to
leak, Krauch said.
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............ laBlll
CUJm la OriMt <loai1d.7. • Tbe Ida. came • .....,
et tbe airport au. MJMdaa ...
mtttee .,....., of tbe aa.t'r1nt
CautOftlla A•llOdMm ol OoY·
el"DIDelltl <&CAO>.
Committee membera will
m .. t e1aU. U. two weeb to
ltA.U. t.bmr neommee4Mlom
wblcb will be forwa~ to
SCAO'a u.cutift commttt. for
public blartqa.
Tb• commlttH'a prlmarJ
cboh:e 8PPMJ"I to bl a au. wllk:h
would ... tlft mllel ~ oc.
aide tbe bnalnrater for tbe Loi
An•elel·Laq Beacb banor.
While commltt" memben
cooeede tbal at au bWlca it
would be more HP9Dllft to
build than MY other propoeed
1lte, thef _ aay the lon1-term coatl W4llUld be &ower than «her
land lites bec:auae then would
be little or no ,_ideatial DC>Ue
impact. Noise lawaulta have
pla1ued nearly all ol the com·
mercial aviation atrporta lo
Soutbem California.
The Bell Canyon atte lo
aoutbeut Oraqe County. wu
dropped from consideration lbia
1ummer becauae ol problem.a re-
lated to Federal A viaUoo Ad·
mlnlatraUoo replat.lona about
takeoffs and landinp in billy
areu.
But those re1ulatiooa have
cban1ed and the 1lte la beet in
cooteotioo. Committee members
ordered an Immediate study ol
acceaa, weather and ooiae ccndl·
lions at the site eut of Miaaioo
Viejo.
But Orange County Supervisor
Thomas Riley said today he's
long felt the offshore auport "is
the only way to go."
In addition to the noise and
traffic problems that plague
land sit.es, Riley pointed out th.at
an airport or the size con·
templated would require a
minimum of 10,000 acres for sup..
po r l racllit.les as well as
runways and terminal.
He 1a1d be dout;lta Bell Canyon
could provide that kind of apace.
Mayor Paul Ryckorr of .
Newport Beach said be la more
con.;erned about the n.lat.iq
alrp0rt problem.a than with a
facility that expert.a say 'ftll't be
built until aft.er the turn of the centW')'.
"Our react.ioo (to the commit·
tee's cboacea) ia conUnseot oo
what ls dooe in the interim as a
stop eap measure," be said.
Parking Shy
For Airport
The John Wayne Airport lam-
countertq a ahortqe of pa.rt:iDg
while 1radio1 and aurfacln1
work Is performed on the
facility'• overflow Partdne lot,
officials said today.
The 1ota were fWecl to capacity
Wednesday and aUt.bortuea ll-
sued a warn.l.q to air traftlen
to be dropped off and picked up
to uae ahttnatives other than
PattinC their can at the airport
while oa trt111.
Oen1I Horn, chief of airport
operatiom, said the condldam
an l1Uly to CODt1mae unW Feb.
1 wben wort oa tbe onrflow lot
abould bl completed.
Sharp Souvenir
World Cruuen Shot At
SAN DIEGO CAP) -lo the
ldt three yean, Larry Brtua
and Eric Lund aay they •a.I.Jed
around the wor&d in a 52-foot
motor 7acht. They've 1ot a
memento -a bullet fired at
them by the Ruaalana.
In an interview after retUl'lli.nC
to their above-off point, Bnaa
said the •bot wu a warnio1
when they ventured too ck>le to
• Soviet base in the Gull or Aden.
The now.bent, .50-callber
bullet tore lbrou1b lbe stem
plaold.ni. a bunk matt.resa and
frame, then a wall and porcelain
sink in the stateroom head of
their boat.. Cllampion '
Briga, 39, lives in Hawaii and
Lund, 21, m nearby El CaJon.
They Had tbey spent 32,000
miles cnD..a1q, cniatn1 M'¥t!ll
oceam and aeetq 34 countries
1lnce takfne off rrom San Oieco.
The travels took them aaou
the Pacific flrat , to New
Zealand, lbe Tuman Sea to
Australia, tbroq:b Indooesia to
Stn1apore and around Malaysia
to Sri Lank.a Al limes. u many
u three paaaeqen bopped a
ride, be1pinc witb the chore&.
Briua figures it coet $14,000.
He a.s goiq ~ into the buai·
neu of cbal'teriq aailboata
Lund is anxious to take
another trip around the worid,
saying be could do It "and never
see the aame places.·'
Out tbett, Lund saad. "l& a bag world."
Co11ncil Considers
Mileage Rate .Hike
A milea1e reimbursement raw for Irvt.ne olftdaJa who use
tbelr can wbea eoaductJ.nc ctty
buaineu may be booeted for the
lint time ln about seven years
Tuesday mpt.
The present rate of 16 cents
per mile bu been 1n effect stnce
1973. officials said
A new reimbunemeol rate of
19 centa wUl be considered by
City Council memben to reflect
a 19 percent lncreue from No-
vem ber', 1978, to NovembeT, 1979,
in tbe comumer price index for
the Soulbern Calilomia area.
Jamea Han1.aitoo. the dt7's
director of admlolatraUve
services, laid an ana.lya1a COO·
duded a year qo "did not prove
an 1.ncreue in auto mileqe wu
neeeua.ry. However, aince that
time, traDlportation COila have
increued ao alpiftcantly that a
new rftiew la needed.··
Tbe relmbarMment la (J)UDt
to pl"OYidil ''a fair and equitab&e
means .. or paytnc badt otndala.
empl01'fts and vohmteen for
authortiled me ol lbelr private
a utomobtles wbile conducting c1·
t y business.
Harrtnetoo said the proposed
ID crease ID the ra ~ is ba.5ed
partly on tb~ surveys· ooe
done by the American
A utomoblle Aaaociatlon, an
Orange County VehJcle Y~
Reimbursement rate study and
the conawner price index.
Alao, Harrtoctoa aaid a •Ul"'ftY
of othefnJac"Zadlctiona in lbe eow1ty · ted 11 ceo&a wu
similar to rat.es in Anaheim and
Coeta lleu.. Huntiqtoa 8eacb
relmbunes at a rate ol 11 cmt.s
per mile, Garden Grove 20 ceet.a
and the county 2Z ceota.
Asalatant City Manqer Paul B:e~ Jr. said lbe cit)' DOW
1 about •.m a year ln re--imbunanmta, or '30 per )'UI'
per employee.
i
811'1A•1et .. Prw
A m)'ltertoul ftrebt11 ltnalrild
acro11 tbe nl1bt sky OYer Kao:.;:. Oklaboma aad ~:.~~-::.-: pcm. GI lijjlti • ., . .. u.,.. .._Jib a ball o1 nre .
and tJMD tt bl'Ok• up,•• aaid
Salina poUce officer Dollald
Zlmbleman, wbo -a1oaa wttb
another oftlcer -wat.ebed tbe
m71t.eriou.a ll1bt Wednnday
nllbt from a patrol car parbd
at one ed1• of tbe central
Kanaaa town.
"We bad a real clear abot at it. I oner saw anythlq lite it
before. M lt brob up, there wu
one bta nub and tbe 1mall
ptecea dluppeared. 11 wu like
lbe llaah when a higi.:er tranafonner la bit by U ."
Zimbleman said tlle
phenomenoo appeared around
8:30 p.m. CST tn tbe sty diredl,y
north of Salina and lasted
perba111 flft MCODdl -IJ'Owiq
from a dim llow to a brWani
oran1e-red. He said it loobd
about one.fourth the abe of lbe moon.
Reporta ot aiahttnp raneed as
rar as North Platte. in west.em
Nebras ka , to Lawton, in
southern Oklahoma. Tbe
Highway Patrol reported calla
from several police agencies r ro m the central section ol the state westward.
l',.._P-.,,eAl
WAIT •••
for npensive bome1? Cao~ pie afford it?
An Irvine C ompany
1poke1man said marketing
analyses dooe by b.11 fll'Dl show
that at the "low" end of the
bous101 spectrum, where homes
10 ror about $80,000, there 15
kttn interest in bomebuyiog.
However. 10 the middle areas,
where homes are going for about
SU0.000. the market Is con·
s1dered "soft."
But lbeo demand surges ag8Ul
for the expensive, luxury homes
10 t.be $300,000 bracket, •ccord·
in• to the martetiq study.
Felsot •aid Wedoeada7 lbe
line to bu development ia a
· 'lood tadicaJ Ion ol what the real
estate marbt la IOin& to be like U\ I.be., .....
,,,.._P~AJ
OLYMPICS •.
rcw ttonomlc and other reprisals
a1aa.mt the Soviets because of
their Mehan operation.
U S. State Department of·
nclall concede that the idea of
boycotttni the summer Olympic
Games in Moscow bu recei~
only lukewarm aupport among
th• West Europeans. French
Sport.a Mlolaler Jean-Pierre
Sotuoo, for nample, tod~ re-iterated "there la no reason" for
France to·conalder such a
boy CCU.
01.ympec olftdall have laid it
WOUid probebty be impouible to
arnqe for camea ellewhere tbJt year.
Meanwtille, the AFL-CIO bl re-
oewtq tu call for a U.S. botcott
of tbe lloleow 1ames.
it
PIAGEl:
Aa orted topa
end blouaea
Discontinued
styies. Jr. and
mlaaes.
orig. 'S-l20
Now 99•-1.99 ~ ...... --f miiM&imlllil
Low plunge
underwire
Lace cup bra .
orig 5 50
Nylon trlcot
Lon9 gown
with tie
orig s12
Women's
Parachute
nylon/canvas
handbag
Special
5.99-7.99
, Starts 6 P .M.
FINE JEWELRY
Ladies gold filled
initial Jewelry,
orig NOW
Br•celeta 10 ae-8. 88
9 88-5.88
400/o to 50°/o
off Diamonds
selected styles
Ladles and Men's
Leathe; watch
bands
• orig. 3.50-S5
Now 99'
30% off
M e n ' s S p ·o r t
Coats ~
Limited sizes
orl~ 1.47-'86 ·
Discontinued
•Jr. end misses
Jeans.
orig •14-125
Now 4.99
WOMEN'S ACC.
Canvas
Tote bags
·3.99
FINE JEWELRY
250/o off
White
Gold filled
Mesh watchbands
orig 8 95-19.95
MEN'S
WOMEN'S ACC.
Mohawk
Brushes
orig. 1.99-5.99
Men's Ski
Vests
many colors.
5-M.t.·XL
orig. •24
Now 14.99
WOMEN'S
.
Jr. and misses
polyester pants.
0 1aoontinued
stytes.
Of lg. •14-125
Women's
Assorted
Scarves
Orig SJ-J12
Champagne
on Ice-
natural cup
wrap bra.
orig.16
30°/o off
Women's
Silver and
gold evening
bags.
orig s1~13
FASHION ISLAND
STORE ONLY
FINE JEWELRY
50% off
Men's
Dress watches
Men's Suits
100%poly
orig. 11ocµ125
'50o/o off
14k Earrings
orig. •1 ().'45
Men's Sweater• .:
Limited
quantities
orig. '40
n for oth r
Y's Goal Worthy
f
The Orange Coast YMCA last week announced its
1980 fund drive, with the goal of raising S72,000 from
bLismesses, groups and individuals
· The YMCA. which serves Newport Beach, Costa
Mesa and Irvine, also obtains funds from other sources,
including federal grants. But it depends on local contribu·
ti6n to keep its programs going
In many people's minds. the Y is still associated
pcimanly with gymnasium activities. While sports, in-
cluding swi mming, are a major part of its program, the
Y:.has kept up with changing social needs.
Jt offers youth outreach programs, family crisis
coun~cltng services, a swimming program for han·
di.capped children. numerous parent-child activities,
physical fitness for elders, and other varied programs.
So your donations to the YMCA can help many people
in many ways
A Kind ColllDltJnity
Chnstmas. m its truest sense, came just last week for
Le~lie Kresher and his famHy
The Kreshers were burned out of their Irvine home
ju!>t two days after the Christmas holiday. Kresher's
rather was a f atahty in the blaze The family faced the
new n·ar Wllh virtually nothing left. Their home ... their belonging~ a loved one. Suddenly. all just a memory
wrcathed ·m fire
But that wasn't to be the end of the story.
To help the family get back on its feet. fnends.
neighbors. acquaintances. and in some cases strangers.
held a "shower" for the Kreshers the Sunday. before las~
Everyone donated something that would assist the famt·
IJ, help them as they built a new life in a new decade.
· More than 100 persons showed up. Some were mem-
bers of the Cub Scouts and the Little League, both or· ~nizatlons in which Leslie Kresher has been active.
They wanted to show they cared.
• And they did.
• This spirit of kindness and generosity is certainly not
unique to Irvine. But it la nevertheless a measure of the
true spirit of the community
And that's nice to know.
• ()pinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Piiot
C'ther views expressed on this page are those of their authora and
d"t•Sts Reader comment IS invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O.
Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626.Pt\oneQU).6'2~1 .
Boyd/ Kliiihg
ByL. •.BOYD
The moet ardent kJH la Mtd to bum up DO more than
12 cUoriel. So It'• clear lt •Ould take about 2SO ardent ldaaes to ION a pound. To
tote 10 pouDda -and that'&
ho• many molt ovenreltbt ~pie want to loee -you'll tuive to ·undertake 2,500 bot
atld beaVJ kilMI at leut.
lC1 1olna to be a ion1 nllbt.
J!ftler 1et wtth It. .
-~mDk>Yment expert.a COO·
tOd tluit to ptt'fflrt of all the
:wpmen who bold important
• loeu job& ln thll country
90uldn't be wbere they are
tdllay ti they badn't learned JIOw totJpe
.
·· u take• a Hn11 or
: bumor to rt ad t •
• bomu for aale In
·: clauUied ada and
·swallow tb• phr•H, •: .. Oaly flW a month
; PIJID "
: .J.V.
baseball umpire throw a
player out of the game. He
also can throw a spectator
out or the park. Few do,
bow ever.
Q. Why ia it moat birds and
fish see colors while most
mammals see only 1badea ol
1ray?
A. Theory 11 that tb4:
animal life that naturally
bunta and feed.I bl Upt 1ee1
colon wbUe the animal Uf•
tbat naturally bUDtl and
feed.I allo at D1lbt .... ODl1 ,,..,.. Reuonab .
Dld I tell )'OQ. a robin can
eat 1' fell d earthworm.a tn
adayf
Q. Written test& prove ltUt·
terera poera1l1 have much
larser vocabularJH than
DOD·atuUcren. WbJT
A. They babltuall1 loot for
1yaoaym1 of worda they
don't Ilk• to pronounce.
Some weather uperta °°"' lnJllt tllat u.. u~1 u.
toelat.d wt&h tbuD.dentonm
t,nd1 to affect tl•c· .,..ac •&di in aaach a
ma.mm' uto ladle 1n people•
crut.qforpb)"l.lcalromance.
y will-able~Htt tum cm NBC·'l'V
by tbe automobllt muufa • turen, tbe ruor _ people,
lhe U"' and cam a eamDanlta. a. OIJm will beps
•ltb the sraact marcb d the at.bl._~ all
natlo1111 all
t la. 't ftljlftn.
by nest Aur •t. u '• l l be a ,llortcu
wltll tbe Rio of every
country
f ollowtna tbe
Ru11lu nattooal en1l1it. u
beautttul YoUDI men and women
of 10 many diverse races,
culturu and l::Juase enter
Moacow'a new laboriously
expenalve Olympic 1tadium.
ABSENT will be the flap of
the Central Asian and Siberian
peoples the Ruaaians bave been
1tu/fl111 down their maws aioce
the early 1600s when they be1an to
Mailbox
Robert N Weldl PuOll1her ThOmal K•vlll fdltor ' Barbu• KreibkJtl ditorlal Page Editor
cam91i would be ot minor Im·
""portaDce. •mUahly ,._w!ant and,
teallJ, doD't bodm' UI with •UC·
PIUcm ol .., than 1trateslc
Z1r1am, tlMt Buryata. tM YUvtl, fmport. Tbey 1bould recollect
the Oatyaka, the So yob, the what Adolf Hitler did with the
Kacbin, the Ainu, the Klrlia, tbe 1836 au.. '!'bey wen the OC· U1beu, the Turllomaoa, tile ,,.....cuioD d a 1uperDOYa of O>be-
Kaullba, the Tad1blka and c~•rinl Nut propaaanda. In bnven tnon bow many IDOl'9 fact, tm CIGb' wen ot German
loat to ordinary western art toeomeou&oftbe Nut yean
knowledae. 'Ibey no more than wu Lea! 1Uefenatabl'1 tlorioua
the Latvfana. the EstonlaDlortbe lnflueaUal IDO\'te OD the 1ama.
Ukralniam, wlll be accorded Only aeopoUUclam diJmiaa
even emblematic recopltloc. tb• Olymplca u unlmport&Dt.
The Atlhaaa will be permitted llanufKtunn know what a po.
to show their nae t.b1J last time. tent advertbtna vehicle the
The fictloo of independence will 1amea are, and IO do iovem-
be maintained so u not to dis· menta wb1cb 1pend billlom on
turb the abow and al.nee a lot ol them. The reaaon for the
American sneaker manulac· Jap&DeM outpourtna of yen for
turers and buketball makers the 1184 Totyo 1a.mea and the
have money tied up in this, Wnt Gennw' f..-.handedneu
they'll iO alonJ. Don't (ot&et. wltb the deullebe mark for the
you have to pay to become the 1972 llu.nlch aamea was that
official beer or the offlclal JOCk those event.s li~aJed the end of
strap of the Olympics. the international covenlry both
THE SOPHISTICATES in
Washington are saying that
American withdrawal from the
nations bad endured since World
War U. More than adm1u100 to
the United Natiom. the games
spelled the end.
~~~ OUTTATMISI
•·or Amen amt tbe olbet .;
western powen to co ahead wtill :·
the lanlt9 will be to raWy and -.:
le1tum.l.le Ruulan rapadly u ;:.
no other public act can. Tbe •
aamea will be a carnival of
&loriftcatJon lo wb.lcb lt will ap. ,
pear to a televtalon·watcbiq :
world every other m_,or power . ·
baa been forced to parttctpate :~ ~
out or fear ot diapleulng the :
Great Bear of the North.
TBECAPTUaEor Af1hanlstan
baa nothln& to do with Marx.lit·
Leninlam or any other kind of
political rellc.ioslty. It's basic.
old fashioned tzariam as baa
been practiced ever since the
erand dukes of Muscovy made
themselves the hereditary rulers
of all the Rusaiu -theirs and ot.ber people. s.
Takin,c part ln the Olympics la
a silent uaent by the number
one military power that It
doesn't mind lf the number two
mllit.ary power returns to the
carnivorous national behavior ot the 19th century. And it they
dolt, why shouldn't we?
Moscow maltea a false an·
oouncement that Af&banlstan 15
beln& subverted by the CIA and
uses lhla spurious fact as a pre-
text for annexation. The United
St.at.es could diacover an equally
11purious fact, announce that the
Russians have subverted Iran.
and seize the 011 fields . After
that we can go to the Olympics
and have a helluva good time.
By Olympic tradition. every
host country ls allowed to in-
troduce a new sport to the
games It would be fltUng if the
Rwmans introduced one called
gobble·eobble It's one we·d
have UtUe difficulty leamlne.
one which, Jud&ini from the pro-•
posals for creating world-rangln1 •
air . sea and water strike forces. •
some among us would deUght ln :
play mg
Like all run and games. gob-
ble·gobble can be carried too
far lbere is the danger that m
some nol·SO·dlslant Olympiad
there will be only two nations to
show up for the play.
Vehicle Checks: A Nox-ious Expense
To the Ec:btor
This letter 1s m regard to the
article "State Lawmakers Must
Face Pressure For Vehicle
Checks " <Daily Pilot, 1-12-8>)
State lawmakers really don't
have to Wj)lfry, do they? The
"pressur1f""' w; on the motoriat.
Here is our story, one of
many. I'm sure.
Recently, we took our 1966
M u1tan1 In for the required
vehicle inspection. It falled
because it did not have a
Retroflt Nox Control. We took
the car to two "official
mechanics." One "estimate"
}VU *· the other WU $&5. My
husband then went t.o an auto
supply to purcbue tbe part. 1be
device COit $24.95. He wu told
that It would stlll have to be lest·
ed on their machine, wbicb
would coet approximately $30,
and 1t would be cheaper to have
the station do 1t.
We bad the car "fiied," tot.al
cost was $45.30 The car
•·passed," another $7. The ironic
part to this story Is that a 1.8
car is EXEMPT from the Nox
device.
WHEN QUESTIONED al the
Vehicle Inspection Station con·
cernlni this matter we were
told, "the personnel working
there wu tnexperlmced, the 1u
station saw ua coming, we bad
been taken for our money."
In other words, we should
have known our car wu exempt
even when lt failed to pus the
inspecttm. Add to tJUa our ineon·
venlence, lost tlme and the
waste ol psolille to comply with
mandatory lawt Mt upon ws by
the govenuneot, It wu truly an
enll1btenin1 and costly ex·
perience .
Tbil la Jmt another example
of bow OW' pemment ii work·
tn1. lt cer&alDly ll not wwkina
for the ••llUJe fll>'" who ll the
· 'backbcm" of th.la country. M1 meuqe la llmple COO·
c•l'Dlfta maDdatorT nblcle ln-
1pecdclD: llotortlt Dewan.
JAYNE IOHNSroN
tards to put on the unauthonud
i:~rs Thanks so much for your
roncern
MONA MOlSO
E•barra•• Tlarwe
To the Editor
I applaud the Pilot !or
publabing photo&raphs or o!·
renders of handicapped parting
spaces. If these idiot.a don't re
alize the hardships they impose
on people who really need the
spaces, then I hope the photos
openly embarrass them.
Thank you Pilot, for caring
GD. BALL
Pr•l.~rl.I••
To the Editor:
When I visited the remote
stately ranch home or my friend
Pochoco Harnel, built 100 years
ago far out on the Argentine
pampaa, l noticed a tall st.eel
tower with wlndmg stairs Jutting
UP from the center of the roof.
Sydney Harris
"What's that for" .. l asked
"Well, In those days," he
replied. ·'everyone bad to put
them up as watchtowers to
guard against marauding In·
d1ans." wm history ~at. requiring
all or ua to in.stall them. With
guards. to protect us from the
thu1s and rapi.sta break.Loi into
our homes nightly!
FRANK KLOCK
Sll ... i •••fllftlp
To the F.dltor:
My hearty consratulaUoos to
the Dally Pilot for recently
publlahlnl pictures Of UD·
authorhed vehicle. occupytna
reserved handicapped paJtina
spaces.
What a fantastic way to dis·
courage other ille1al parkers
from doing the same. Let's
make tbia a daily feature!
You're wroa.i about one thing.
however. TbeH inconsiderate
Tricky Adjectives
Let's embark on a new form of
word-quh today, Ul1.I one deal-
i n& with le11er-knon adjec-
tives. I will provide aome that
are better known, and you are
uked to fill in the mlulnl 0De8.
A ICON ol oae-tbird cornet la
not b9 to be delplMd.
1. u ''Dual'' la the adjectiTe
for DOie, and "aural .. f« ear,
the adJedlve peJ1&b:d.as to tbe
1 .. ll-. I. U tbe ~~tye for motber
la "mMera.al:08°nd for fatt.m ••pawraal. •• tbi adjeetlwe cllDot.
loa an undl la-.
I. If the ~ye for q b
"canl.DI" and for cat •'fellm."
the ac:Uectlve f« a fox La -.
4. fl tbe IUD pvea UI "aolar"
tlme, and the moon "lunar"
time, the st.an itve ua -time
•· It ucumat.a 'of dJNaree. metit an "polemlca1:· arsu·
menta d ~lloo are-. e. U kUlln1 a brother· la ·•tr•t.rtddal," aDd k11l1q a lllter
11 "IGl'Olict.dal." than ~ a
p1nnt1t-.
1 )l'lf a tame autmal l•
"dom e." a wlld 1ilba1 ll -.
10. U "trampannt" 11 what
you can see tbrou1h, and
"opaque" la what you cannot.
aeetq ~diffusely or lm·
perfectly i.--.
u. u trees that don't abed
leaves are "eveqreen," trees
that abed every fall are -.
12. U "duaaJc" ii the aclJec·
tlve for u allmat )'OU have
steadily. an &llmellt that coma
upon ~ suddmty ll called-.
13. U wrttiq lD wlllch the let·
tera are Hparated la called
"prlnted," wrttlq lo which the
letters nm toaetber ii called -.
14. If tbt ord1Du7 m•lcal
acale of •l•bt ooua 11 "dlataalc," tbe aeal• comPQMd tlNb' ot balt.atape ll called -.
-.
-
parkt>r-ar<> handicapped slight·
h from the neck up'
DA VJD E . FEYK
I arr~••~ V•l•i r
To the Editor
As a budding boat10g en-
thus1L,t of only average means.
I was shocked and saddened to
learn that Orange County
supervisors are considering
doubling Newport Harbor moor·
Ing fees. The supervisors seem
to have forgotten that govern-
ment and government-operated
rac11illes exist to serve the
public. not vice versa. The
harbor is under public control to
ensure that everyone has fair
access to a limited commuruty
resource. It ls OOC. jwit a source
of revenue to be callously ex-
ploited by a voraciowi county
1ovemment.
The proposed fee increase pre-
sumes that all users of harbor
racilitiet are so wealthy that a
100 percent fee lnCl"eue will be
tolerated u merely an lncon-
venience. Unfortunately. this la
not the case. Many aallora are or-
dinary people of moderate means
who have made very real
sacrifices to be able to sail. It Is
these people who will be hurt by
the Increase. Many will be blown
rtghl out of the water, and what
was once a public harbor will
become an exclusive club for the
very rich.
AL11IOUGH the county con-
trol.a only a small number of
moorln11. if it 1ucceed1 lo
perpetntlnl tb1a outra1eoua ln-
creue, every mqortq in every
harbor wtll IOOD be u dear. If
lncnaed harbor reftlluea must
be 1eoerated, tbe •lldlu.Jcalt d
rate blk• propoeed'" bJ the Pilot
In lta recent editorial would be
mucb more equitable.
Altboueb I don't OWD a boat.
the propoaed lnCNUe ICU'a
me. lt la Important that Oraqe
County cttlaena realise that
such an tmfalr lncreue ls ol con.
cem to everyone, not Jutt to boat
OW'fttn. Tbe lncreaae would
repraent a dul•t'OUA attempt
on tbe put of coanty iovern-
me nt to unfalrl)' exploit a
,limited rwou.ree operated u a
public tnllt. tmaame th• cons. ·
quencee ll coun.ty parka or clty
wat.r •Ul>»li• re eaploited
wtda _b~~mn
• Wttn1, /rom rtodn• '" . flw f'fOfl.f ro ttmdnn lift.,.. to /d
· tPJ" « tlftn1nat1 hbrl II rfHnid.
Ltflns ol JOO Cio1dl or kV .U be
Qf\ltft prt/~•. All lftllf1 fftMI nt· ~ *"°' Pd ...... ~..._ lllllf.''llilNt N ·~ •,..
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Gold
Onofre Plant.
Workers Strike ·
About 1,700 pipefilten and
other workers, took pa.rt in a
wildcat strike near the San
Onofre nuclear power plant to-
day after 13 workers were fired
for walking off their jobs Wed·
oeaday.
Unioo offtciala could not be
reached this morning since they
were at the strike scene where
picketers were reported in front
of the plants1te.
About 1,500 pipefitten from
the United Association of
Journeymen, Apprentices or
Plumbers and Pipefitters Local
230 of San Diego work at the San
Onofre site.
They are among the 3,500
craftsmen who are constructmi
two new atonuc reactor build·
ings just south of the exi.stine
Sao Onofre nuclear power plant.
Details were sketchy today on
the cause of the non-sanctioned
strike. The workers at the plant
are hired by the Bechtol
Corporation.
Kristy Macblan.slti, a Bechtol
spokesman in San Francisco,
said the 13 pipefltters were fued
from their jobs because they re-
fused to perform work at the
Britain Backs
Shifting of ,_
The Olympics
LONDON (AP) -British
Prime Minister Mar caret
Thatcher declared bet' IOvenl-
ment'a support today for marina
the OJympJc Games from
Moscow in retaliation for the
Soviet intervention In
Af gb anist.an.
Carter administration officials
say they are considerin1 the
idea of trying to shift the Olym·
pit! site as an alternative to
boycotting the games. A boycott
baa found llWe official favor
among NATO allies.
Canadian Prime Minister Joe
Clark was the first Western
leader to call publicly for mov-
ing the games from the' Soviet
capital.
Mrs. Thatcher told the House
of Commons that Britain should
act with its allies in an approach
to the International Olympic
Committee. which would have to
make the decision on changlne
the site. The pr~ident of the
IOC, Lord Killanin, baa insisted
that the Iona-planned Moscow
Games must ao OD
Mrs. Thatcher said her eov·
ernment "believes It would be
right to try to move the venue
away from Moscow.
"We cannot just stand back
and see the Russians doina what
,<::they have done In Afahanistan,
deplore it and take no action at
all," abesaid.
Olympic otflcials have said it
would probably be impouible to
arran&e for aames elsewhere
this year.
Woman Killed
By Auto on
Coast Highway.
new reactors Wednesday mom
ins.
Miu MachlanaJri uaerted thal
the atrike did not have the sanc-
tion of the San Die10 local of·
ficials when it began this morn-
ing.
* ) * * San Onofre
' Nuclear
Plant Shut
The San Onofre Nuclear
Ge nerating Station ceased
operation Wednesday when a
worktnao bumped into an eltt·
trical connection that triggered
an automatic shutdown safety
device.
Plants spokesmen said they
hope to have the reactor back in
operation late today. The
Wednesday shutdown occurred at
12:19p.m.
Some residents neat the plant
reported seeing a lar1e smoke
cloud at the time the shutdown
occurred.
The cloud may have been
caused by an indoor fire that
was confined to a two-foot
square area, said Bob Kraucb,
spokesman for Southern
Callfonlia Ediaoa Company, die
plant operator.
Krauch said the fire was
caused by oil drippin& onto a bot
pipe. The buraini lnlulatloa on
the pipe was extinauilbed by
plant employees within minutes
of \ts start, be said.
No one was burl. There wu no
release of any radioactive sub-
stances, Krauch said.
Workmen plan to fix the oil
leak today.
Krauch said the workman who
triggered the safety shutdown
device bad been installing plant
modifications when the mlshap
occurred.
The safety device causes the
reactor to stop and auxiliary
power to begin through diesel
engines where the oil began to
leak, Krauch said.
Police Scuffle
Proves Fatal
To Tustin Man
I
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MEMORIAL SERVICE CONDUCTED FOR MYRTIS WAONER AT OUR LADY OF FATIMA CHURCH
Mourne,. Told 'Stre•• of PubUc U1•' Mey Have Led to Councilwomen'• Death
Councilwoman Praised
400 Attend Rites for Myrtis Wagner
By &AYMOND F.ST&ADA JS. ot • Dll6tr ... ,.., Apprm:imately 400 pttSOn.s at
tended two memorial services
Wednesday to bonor Cown·
cilwoman Myrtia Wagner wbo
died Saturday of a heart attack
The ~v. WU.U.m Krekelberg
told about 175 persons at Our
Lady of Fatima Church that the
"stress of public life" may have
Jed to Mrs. Wagner's death
More than 200 people crowded
Into the San Clemente Commun1
ty Center late r Wednesday
wh e r e a 20-minut e city ·
s pons ored commemorative
event was t\eld.
J o e 8¥ rt on . a Io c a I
homeowners group leader. and
the late councilwoman's son,
William James Wagner Jr .. de·
livered eulogies at both services
. Mayor Roy Hamm and Acting
City Manager Jerry Gonce al·
tended both services but no one
from the city addressed the
crowds.
Father Kreltelberg described
Mrs Wagner, 58, as "a public
servant who didn't want to give
her life but always knew that it
could happen ''
Krekelberg added, "In a way
her death was a result of the
'Streu of public llfe. Thia ls not
an indictment. .I don't want to a~cuse .~yone. ll wu God's
will. .
Mrs. Wagner died durina a re·
call drive that soua.bt to ouat her
and ally Councilwoman Karoline
Koester from office.
His gruff voice wavering,
Barton, a retired LOI Angeles
police sergeant, called Mrs.
Wagner " a protector of our
city."
Mn. Wasner'• eon 1 , "My
mother bad a lmique combina·
lion of 1tteJlllb, wisdom and
warmth. She wu a anat lady
and I'll miu ber."
Father K.r elbera told the
church audlmce Mrs. Wqner
"bad the c:oarase to ~ her
t.boopta (and) to be al~." He
reterNdtoM.n. Waper'acou.ncil
battles. .. Procreaa 11 a .•. atnaa&}e.
There are confllcta Wi1b the talk·
lna. nct.rtm1 it out and ftDal1y
aettlln1. Then rou 10 from
there," laid Fatber KiHelbere. <See WAGNE&, Pale M>
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UNIDENTIFIED FRIEND COMFORTS WILLIAM WAGNER
'She Fought Tooth and Nell to Che191 Thing•'
.
lB School District
Suffers Cash Pinch
By STEVE KITCllELL °' ............... II. '1 prime bllltop property.
with 11 ac,. of mostly level
land, tome of it offerinl a spec·
tac&dar view of Saddleback
Valley
Metal
Reaches
$803-oz.
LONDON (AP) -Gold pric.
plummeted and then rebomided
to more tban SIOO lnbeetlc tJ"lldiq
today u the dollar remained fair·
ly steady. The previous meta!Waa
tudlng at S803 ln New Yort and
was quoted at S810 at Mooex ta
Newport Beach.
In London, where gold bit a rec·
ord S7SS an ounce Wednaday.
the midmorniDI price waa down
to $730.50. The mornin.J eold fix·
ing wu $728.50, and the metal
later traded at a median $'72l8.50.
But ti then rebounded and t.be al·
temoon ftxing price was $7SO.
almost back to Wednesday's
closmg price of $752.50 an ounce.
lt lat(r closed at a record $780
an ounce
In Zunch. gold sold ror $728.50,
down from S760 Wednesday,
before c limbing slightly to
$730 so
The uullal dip was seen as a
n atural reaclloo to Wednesday's
10 percent pnce leap, with some
LO vest.ors gathering profits while
they could
Followmg Wednesday's suree,
LO wtuch gold jumped S81.50 lD
Z urich 1n one day, prices
bounced up and down in New
York and then slumped in tbe
Far East today to close in Hoal
Kong at $728.42, down $4.94.
Silver, which bit a record $41
at the Loodoo afternoon fixinC w edne:lday. fell back to $44 this
momiJll. Tbeo it recovered to-
day toSill.40 and WU bein& quoted
at $49 by .a.ex.
1n the tat mOat.b, tbe price 'di
cold bu riaeo from $C'1'0 ~
ounce as war rears broutbt on
by the Soviet military interven-
uon in Arituuustan added fenor
to tbe already active cold
market. Concem over tbe bealtb
or Yupalavian President Joelp
Tito also bu drive.a some in-
vestors to put assets into gold.
analyst.a say.
The late pnce dffline in New
York on Wednesday was al·
tnbuted m part to the talting ol
profi ts by some traders and in
part to reacllon to the lntema·
t1onal Monetary Fund's an·
nouncement that it will auction
44-4.000ouncesof«ioldon Feb.6.
The aucllon had been expect·
e d . but it helped offset
Tuesday's statement by U.S.'
Treasury Secretary G. William
Miller that the United States h..a
no plans to resume sales of gold.
The statement was seen as a
crucial factor in Wednesday's
rush.
Matt Zachowski. a metals
analyst for E F. Hutton " Co. in
New York. said the statemem
'4·as seen as a positive sign (OJ
gold
.. That was interpreted as ·a
real buy si.cnal to markets that
didn 'l need much to stimulate
buys." Zacbowski said. "Tile
markets are chaotic, that's tor
s ure."
The United States, which bas
the largest official reserves oC
eold, and the Soviet Union, a
major producer. are said to be
benefitine from soaring 1old
prices .
Coas'.
Weather .
Cha.nee ol rain lncnu·
inl to eo pelftnt tomcht. •
Showen endlnt Friday "I
and becomlq mo.tty IUD·
ny Frid.Q altemoon. Not ....
much lemperat\l.re chaqe •
with Iowa taniebt in the * and~ P'rlda7 IO at the bncbel Ud • lialand. '•
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TOKYO (A,P) -Ftft 5ot'Mt UYJ lblDla. Md -u ad·
VUCM -!•• cnabw. l&l.led ...aa ~ dlle J..-8ea today,
• paAlbl:J tonnl tM 1Dd1&D o..a. u. .IQUI!•• ~ Asw,
I reported.
'· Other Soviet na.al veueb are ln tbe IDdlan Oceu. la tbe
· ~put. u many aa • ban t.m repaftid la tbat area at cme tlme.
· ,,.. taM fmft li.lhted today could be eltber aqmeotlq or re-• li•Ylnt veaeb a.lrudy there.
I Sblce the amet of the crlsil over the Misure of tbe U.S. Em·
' busy in ~an. tbe U.S. Navy bas diapatcbed MMD• 20 ablpe to
the Indian Ocean-Arabian Sea area near Iran.
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LONDON <AP) -A bomb uplo81'c ripped throuab ala
· rooms of tbe Mount Royal, a popular Loodoa bot.el, ~· till· inC a man of "Arab orilin," tnJwinc a West German send·
l.inf terrifted pest.a, many iD nigbtdothes, flee1nl into the chilly
• ltl"eeta, police aaid.
Nearly ftve boon later, a second bomb exploded, apparent· .1Y ln tbe rubble. It ipJured no one, police said, but It created a
second emeraency and streets wblcb bad been reopened alter
the ftnt blast were cJoeed .apin.
Commander Peter Duffy of Seatl•nd Yard's anti-terrorist
· squad Aid the dead man bd been near tbe bomb wbeD it went ~off. but could not say ii be b.cl been aasemblinc tbe device at tbe
.. time. The lnJured ruest was named u Gerhard Bubme and de-
, t.ectives were at bia hospital bedside.
School Bus Fees
~earing Deadline
Laiuna Beach parents who in-
tend to pay to bus their children
to school must do so before Feb. l, school officials said today.
Passes good for 25 school days
are available at the three
~lementary and the in -
termediate school next week.
Parenta are asked to bring a
check or money order to school,
or send them with their children
oo repstration day.
Parents with children at
Thurston lntermediate School
are asked to make payment
Tuesday at the school Payment
for El Morro youngsters is due
Wednesday, Top of the World
school on Thursday and Aliso
6cbool on Friday.
Ca.ahiens will be on band al lhe
:Schools on the specified dates
rrom 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to accept
payment.
Cost to transport one child to
• and from school t.h.rou&h March
14 is $17. For two round trip
puses tbe cost is $34 and three
round trip passes coat S50. 1be
price for four school and back
puses ii '62, and any additional
children can ride free.
Pareots who are able to de-
liver or pick up their youngsters,
but need passes either to or from
school, will pay $10 for a one-
way trip. The prices increases to
$20 for two youngsters, $29 for
three and $37 for four one way
passes. Again, the fifth
youngster rides free.
For more information on the
bua fare program, call the di.strict
offices at4M-8546.
E',....P~AJ
J>INCH IN LAGUNA. • • ·-future u tbe Irvine Company
Jleve)ope Its property within our
16hool dlatrict," Sancbia said.
: In addition, be said, projected ~evelopment by the Allao Viejo
Co=ny down Lacuna's
f>ac and other development
Within the school district boun-)laries point toward increued
1mroument in fut~ years.
, .. Our (h.lfh 1cbool facility)
muter plan bu determined that
1rblle we bave a decline iD
~nrollment now, It nry well ••Y turn U'O\md in tbe future," ~chilaaid.
, The district bu ~lved of-
fers to purcbue tbe hilltop ~arcela In tbe put, Sancbia laid,
includia1 one proposal that
:would have turned a portion of
the land Into a public park.
; A city parka and recreation '
Ll'IC
DAILY PILOT
committee auaested nearly two
years ago that a portioo of the
school di.strict property be de-
veloped u a Top of the World
park, complete with community
pool, softball fields, tennis
court.a and buketball courtl.
But that plan waa never
puraued and the school parcel
remalnl vacant and unuaed.
A land ia"'8tmeat for future
years, district officlab aay.
~remes Detailed
In Slaying Trial
The marital relatlonabip Chula aald that Barley bu ao
between news reporter Tbomu recollection of the crime. Re
Barley and b1a wife, Catherine, said be wW produce a tape re.
went from "compeUble to com· cordinc of a atatemeat Barley
buatible" ln tbe 1Neka before gave Sant.a Ana police aMltl)'
sbe wu stabbed to dutb in ftant after the todclem ln wbleb be
of • Santa Aaa colfee abop, an calla out for b1a wife 'tthtnktn1 Oruce Coant)' Superior Court abe ll rl&tlt oat there.'• · Jury ,,.. told WedDead.Q. · Tbe def we allo wW call to
Delen•• att= Geor1e the wttnea Rand ps~ :~ t;':..~. ~.:~ ::th=~~"=
a period of recoacUlatlon prem..tltate the mllrd8r or betweee Barley ud bis wlfe
laPHd t.ato U11J7 eoafrollu.tliom bubor m.aUee toward Ida .Ue. °"" laow to ..,.S an lDeolDe tu "It ta belief Osaflt ........
retuDd cbeck ud ber a.Uepd ln· poa1tbJe," Cbula add... ..B•
VO)Yemeal ,nth anotber mu.. WU JUlt dlmlolab14, & mntllJ
'rbe ftaal blOw to 8ade7'1 d1m•tabed, ma." , a1rUdJ -able men&al Aile, Baiiey II cbarad wta•'t1nt
Qula ..ud~me tbe nf01 de1ne mania'. Be ba Jkta11t beforit the.. wtleD Barl9y tnnoeent IDd innOeeat bJ ,_ .............. hll wU Clll1K to...,,. of lnlanltJ. . . 7"
tbat IM ,, .. ln the ComP1D7 al la cmtru& to Cbllla'I ~ uot._mm. and 4raoi1Uc ope!Q1 ~
0 Tom W ..._ drtU1nl ad ~~t. DlpulJ J>t.IUt.ct A.allll._
ulll blr. Ha caa"t remt. Jle. CWI Kami ~ ~ ·• ceJ.11 ........ ~. Alld ... abort ~ ., ... ., ••• bean•._.,.,....,. Ill U.. bid· t1on•1 ft.Mr of IN 1D__.-"
-iNUlld,;" C'Mll JML I &be nmll tMt ... ~toJL ~
Bari!!, 11. a ban ~ TelU.iDollJ ""' ......... to
PUot'nl ... fi:Al'Tlltel -bel1D ..,. Tlat tdal ii~ IDOi .. itf •• hlllkm l.Ut•lllOllOL
8qunlil11Ma a.._W.wlf1 At thl tlml o1 tM ...... ea~-.............. BarJl)t ... Gil ~.:b. aua.D1n .... 11a•n•~ •nlf• ati.ck • '11 wU9 '; Dllllllo.. I DeettDbitoliM:
..
PARK PRa.oaAL "I SHAPE -The dark
boundary and dotted line border the na·
tional urban park scheme for property
rangin& from Corona del Mar to Laguna
Niguel. Shade area represents land state
..,,_ .... " .... c...
will buy. The crou-batcbed Sycamore
Hilla trian1le of land la about 100 acres
that federal government DUI)' purchase
from Laeuna Beach. Corridor bisects
Sycamore Hills property that city owns.
pany'a qrtcUltural preserve COD·
tractiaup, "bewd.
Some city officiala believe
Lapna Beach abou.ld wort with
the land ftrm to denlop plans
for the lnine compan1 land
now. nlber than wait unW the
compaQJ can build on lta prop-
erty attbeKdo(tbe•ade.
But Councilwoman Sally Belleruediaqreea.
"I'm dellabt.ed and ecstat..it
about the park purchue news,"
she said. "We really didn't ex-
;i~ct to set money from the
federal tovernment.
"But it means there IS no
reason to have the development
that (Mayor) McDowell wants '°
the caoyoo, including 2.000 homes
and a eoU course.''
She said tbe argument that the
city should have a hand in de
velopment of the Irvine Com
pany property adjacent to
Sycamore Hills now "because
what comes down the Line lat.er
E'.._P~AJ
WAGNER •.•
"When she came bere 11x
years, qo, Mynu Wagner fell
in love with the city and saw
aome things that did not agree
with with her thi.nkJ.ng,'' Barton
said.
"When she saw thing.a hke
that, she fought tooth and naai lo
change them," Barton said.
Mn. Wqner's remalna have
been cremated and will be scat-
tered In the ocean near Maui.
Arter the hour-lone church
service, Mrs. Koester and
Barton told television crews
Mra. Waaner's death wu a
tralic blo. to tbe city.
"We wW continue to ft&ht for
what we believed 1n -decency
and honesty in covernment."
Mn. Koester said.
Tbe church service WU also
attended by Laauaa Beach
Councilwoman Sally Bellerue
and former plannina com-
mwioner Belinda Blacketer. . -
Ls worse, ls invalid," abe u.id.
"If we stand firm we can see
<the lniDe Compal\J) p1ana cul
batlt and aee ~ com-
patible with the Natiou.I Parlt
on the (adjacent) land," * said.
Councilman Wayne Baalln
also bed&ed bi5 enthusiasm for
the federal perk funds.
"I'm aUJl skeptical, bat it ls
encoun.Onc. •• BacUn aaid.. ''I'm
surprt.ed fedenJ oftlciala wuu.ld
put that much •aloe (bet,,.. S1
and S2 million) on the west aide
or Sycamore Hilla, but if they
do. more power to them "
And wblle the councilman
would Uke to see federal
purchase of the 93 acres. be
said. ''1be part could be as far
off u construcUon of the San
Joaquin Transportation Cor-
ridor, and mu.nwblle, we're still
payin& anterest to Rancho oo the loan," be aaid.
But Howard Seelye. an atde to
Badham, aaid the congressman
bopes the parks bill is law by the end ol the year
Judge Owem Plam
Retirement Soon
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Claude H. Owens of South
Laguna announced today that be
will retire from the bench Dec.
31.
Ju~e Owens, who celebrated
bis Nth birtbday Wed.Delclay
and baa been an On.nae eo..ty
JUriat for 24 yean. said be
believed "it will be time for me
lo taper off ...
Owens said he was matin& an
early annocmeement of bis de-
cision to retire on behalf of tbme
who want lo seek judicial office
an the Jaae elections. Owens• re-
tJrement will coincide wttb ~
end of his current 6-year-term
oo the Supenor Court bench.
In announcing hil retirement,
Owena hinted thal be may re-
ma in a familiar face io the
courthouse by serving oo special
asaipment as a retired judle or arbitrator.
Bom in Santa Ana in 1916,
Owens •as first appoioled to the
bench in 1951 when Gov.
Goodwin Kni&ht selected him for
a judeesbip at what is now North
Oranp County llunicipti Court.
In US7, GOT. Ronald 8-pn
elevated Owens to th~ Superior
Court benclL He waif'1>realdbal Judie In 11'1&.
Owens bas served as a
member of the California
Dliltf .... s.... .... ANNOUNCEs AmREMENT s...-Judge Owen•
Juditial Council and the
California Colle1ea of Trial
Judees. Early in bis career be
worked u a deputy district at-
torne7 aod io private practice
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many colors.
5-M-l-XL
orig. 124
Now 14.99
WOMEN'S
Jr. and misses
polyester pants.
01scont1nued
styles.
orig s14-125
Women's
Assorted
Scarves
ong SJ.-S12
Champagne
on Ice--
natural cup
wrap bra
orig 56
~QO/o Off
Women's
Silver and
gold evening
bags.
o rig s10-s13
FASHION ISLAND
STORE ONLY
FINE JEWELRY
50°/o off
Men's
Dress watches
Men's Suits
100%poty
orig. •1()()-1125
50°/o off
14k Earrings
ong. 11o-s4S
Men's Sweaters ·.
Limited
quantities
orfg-.. '40
Now 15.99
mil lt ODO ol t.bo
y•ve bad to make.
b. 1, ti of k .. 1r atud ta .............. _. dlltrtct will hav to pay to transport
-r to and from aebool.
:·: lt'I tor tonn carpoola, or tell their chUdftn
walk or ride bikes ~ l..qu.na'1 bu.sf. roadway• to to the three remote el m tary achoo and the one
\O'llor hl&b campu.s.
;:: The coet. 11 parents opt to pay for transportation,
n>ounta to 70 centa per day peT student. PaJ"entl who .cd ooe child to and rrom school on the bus will pay $58 lot t.be remainder of the a.chool year. Thoae parents who Mt three children to school will pay 1168 befor~ the year
ellda
··;.District officlall aay they have cut nearly Sl million ~the district's bud1et 1n the past two years, and eight
~ehtng positions have been eliminated
• : :The board bas eliminated a vice pnnc1pal position al
Uie·higb school and cut back on construction and main·
teiiilnce pro.crams at the schools.
· · : ;.Despite objections from parents who say the decision ls=an end to "free public education in Laguna Beach," the bOard appears lo be standing firm on its bus fare pro·
1ram.
_ · lhe board says busmg costs lbe district $205,000 per
xear. and that charging for busing -if parents
earticipate -will recoup only about $1SO,OOO of that cost.
The altemati ve for parents ap~ars to be to form a
.iudy group to analyze the district s $6 million budget to
see where cuts can be made
: If cuts in programs can be found to make up the dif·
Jerence, the parents will have lo find them and present them to the weary board
\later Rate Hikes :· • San Clemente's waler rate ordinances need a long
· .l,)ard look by City Council members before another in·
~rease goes in almost undiscussed.
• An 18 percent water rate fee hike went into effect
Sept. 1 after current city ordinances allowed the city
linance director to increase residents' water bills.
At the time, most council members seemed confused
-by the increase. It would not affect most residents until
about two months later. •
•, Since San Clemente residents are · billed every two
.fnonths for water, refuse collection and other services,
-tnost homeowners got a hefty jump in their bills.
. It's hard to argue that a water fee.hike might not be
necessary since the cost of water to the city has shot up
from $90 to $132 an acre-foot in the past three years.
. But there were two things wrong with the water rate
tuke Scnous questions have been raised over the use of
t\'Uter fees to aid future development in the city. These
should be resolved first before rates are increased.
Widespread information about all city service fee
increases should be standard policy. Any fee increase
6hould be considered publicly by the council.
The first step in rectifying the problems here is to see
""hat lhl' existing cit v wat.er ordinances say and take ac·
tum lo improve them
A Sincere Citizen
Although Myrtis Wagner liveli in San Clemente for
just seven years, she made a lasting impression on the
-com murnty she loved
Iler early mcm bers h1p in the San Clemente
Jlom("Owners Association led to an ongoing battle against
what she and her husband Bill felt were "corrupt" ele
tnents in the city.
Myrtis Wagner had little to gain by challenging in·
terests that she opposed in San Clemente. She believed
she could make the city a better place.
• Her influence will be felt despite her untimely death
1ast SatW'day.
So long as there are honest folks who want to protect
their community and care enough to fight for their ideas
there will be citizens like Myrtis Wagner.
Even those who disagreed with the feisty coun-
cilwoman had to respect her courage and determination.
Even those who agreed with her bad to admit she did
not always take the easiest course of action.
. She will remain in the hearts of many San Clemente
• residents because of the example she set as a concerned
.-citizen
• • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Dally Pilot
-Other views expressed on this page ire those of their authors and
Jrtists Reader comment 1s invited. Addreu The Dally Pilot, P.O
8ox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 6'2-4321.
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~= . · .. Boyd/ Kissing
8JL. K.BOYD
The moet ardent kill la .. iald to burn up no more than U calor'MI. So lt'a clear It
•ould take about 250 ardent klNa to loH a pound. To
tole 10 pounds -and that's iow many mOlt overweight le want to loee -you'll
e to undertake 2,500 bot
and heavy killa at leut.
It'• ,mq to be a ion1 nl.iht. Mt.er set wt.-it.
·.Employment aperta coo· iPd that llO percent of all the
men wbo bold lmpon.nt
Dear
business jobs ln th.la country
wouldn't be where tbey are
today if they hadn't teamed
how to type.
Not only can a bll l1que
baseball umpire tbrow a
player out ol the same. He
also can throw a spectator
out of the park. Few do,
however.
Did I tell JOU a robin can
eat 1' feet ol eartbworma in a day?
Q. Wrtum teltl PJ'OY9 t
teren cmeral11 have much
l1r1er vocabularlea tban
non-stutterers. WhY?
A They habitually look for
tynonyms of word• they
don't Ute to pn'IQOUDOe.
Robert N. Wled/PuDllShlr Thomat l(MvlllEdlto·
me Flags Won't Fly in Moscow
Yoa wW be 1bJe to .. tt tlda
1umm r on NBC·T\' •PGMO"W
by the automobtlt n\lfac•
turerw. tbe ruor bl peopla.
the Ure and camera co:«f nies.
Th• 1lm Olymplc1 belin
wllh tbtt trand much of the
llbletAll ot Ill
natlon1. all
tbat la, wbicb aren't ext1nct
by neat
Auru•t. It
w l l be a
1lortoua eveat
wltb tbe a.,.
of every
country
followina the
Ru11lan national enaian. aa
beaut.lt\&l YOWi& men and women
of 10 many diverse races.
cultures and l::Jua1e enter Moscow's new l1borioualy
expenslve.Olymptc stadium.
ABSENT will be the flags of
the Central Asian and Siberian
peoples the Ruaahma have been
11tulfln1 down their maws since
the early 1600s when they began to
Mailbox
lJd the..,,.. land eml'lN lD
llUID btato17, No ftqt lor tbt
l1mo1ed1. tbe Tatara. the
Batbkln, th• Kalmute, Z)'l'lla. tbe Bun'ata; tbe Yma, the Ottyakl. tlie Soyota, the
K1chln, the Ainu, the K.lrliJ, tbe
U1beb, the Turkomaos. tbe
Kuakha, the Tadshllrl and
heaven knows bow m1.Q1 man
loat to ordlaary western
knowledge. 'Ibey no more than
the Latvtana, the Eatonians or the
Ukralluana, will be accorded
even emblematic recopilloo.
The Afgbus will be permitted
to show t.be1r nae tbJa lut Ume.
The fictloo of independence will
be m aint.ained so aa not to dla·
turb the show and aince a lot ot
American sneaker manufac·
turers and basketball makers
have money lied up io this,
they'll go along. Don't forget.
you have to pay to become the
official beer or the official jock
strap of the Olympics
THE SOPHISTICATES in
Washington are saying that
American withdrawal from the
{'_
11m would be ot mlnor im·
po1ta:Dc». bd:llbly petu.lant Ind, raJ.11, daD•t boUMI' UI wUh 1\11· a..uoa. ol ... than atrat.eaic
lmport. Tbty lbould recollect
what NJdl lllUer did wltb the
ltae pmm. 'lbe1 were tbe OC·
eulGn ol a IUl*DO•• of aJobe. conrine !lad propa1aoda. In
faet, tbe CIGl1 work . ol German
art to come oat ot tbe Nui years
WU Lml BWenti1hl'1 &lorious
lnfluenttal moYte on tbe same..
Only &eopolittcians d.llmiu
tbe Olympics u unimportant.
llanufacturen know what a po-
tent adnrtiltnc vehicle the
1ames are. and ao do eovem·
menll which spend billiom oo
them. The re11on for the
J apanme outpouring of yen for
lbe 1114 Tokyo games and the
Weat Germans' free-handedness
with the deutache mark for the
1972 Munich games wu that
those events slpaled the end or
the lntemaUonal covenlry both
nations had endured smce World
War II. More than adm1ss100 to
lbe United Nations, the games
II pe lled the end.
~Y! LETSKEEP R.1LITICS
OUTTATMl5!
•
For America and the otbtr
weatem powers to Co ahead wtUa
the aamea wW be to raWy and ~
legltimbe Runlan rapaclty u !
no other public act can. The
eames will b~ a carnival of
eloriflcatlon ln which It will ap-
pear to a televislon-watchioa
world every other major power
hu been forced to partidpate
out of fear of diapleasing the
Great Bear of the lllorth
THE CAPTURE or Afghanistan
haa nothine to do with Marxist·
Lemnllm or any other kind ot
political reli&Josity. It's basic.
old fashioned lzarism as has
been practiced ever since the
grand dukes of Muscovy made
themselves the hereditary rulers
of all the Ru.ss1as theirs and
nlhcr people'i.
Taking part in the Olympics is
a 11lent assent by the number
one military power that lt
doesn't mind if the number two
military power returns Lo the
carnivorous national behavior
of the l9tb century. And if they
do It, why shouldn't we?
Moscow makes a false an·
nouncement that Afghanistan ls
being subverted by the CIA and
uses Um spurious fact as a pre.
text for annexaUon. The United
States could discover an equaJly
spurious ract, announce that the
Russians have subverted Iran.
and seize the ml fi elds After
that we can go to the Olympics
and have a helluva good time
By Olympic tradJtion. every
host country 1s allowed to an·
t rodu<'e a new 'I port to the
games It would be f1ttmg 1f the
Russians introduced onf' called
gobble gobble It's one wed
have little difficulty learning,
one which. Judging from the pro-
posals for creating world-ranging
air. sea and water strike forces.
some among us would delight in
playin~.
Like all fun and games, gob-
ble-gobble can be earned too
far There ,., the danger that m
i;omf' not '>() d1"ltant Olympiad
there will Ix• only t 11.0 nations to
1>how up for the plav
Vehicle Checks: A Nox-ious Expense
To the F..dJtor
This letter is in regard Lo the
article "St.ate Lawmakers Must
Face Pressure For Vehicle
Checks " (Daily Pilot, 1·12-ll>)
State lawmakers realty don't
have Lo worry, do tbty? The
"pressure" iili on lbe m<*rilt.
Here la our story, one of
many, I'm sure.
Recently, we took our 1966
Muatang In for the required
vehicle inspection. It failed
because it did not have a
Retrofit Nox Control. We took
the car to two "official
mechanics." One "estimate"
was $80, the other wu $4.5. My
husband then went to an auto
supply to purcbue the part. The
device co.t $24.". He waa told
that it would atlll have to be test-
ed on their machine, which
would cost approximately $30,
and it would be cheaper to have
the stallon do It.
We had the car "fbed," total
cost was $45.30 The car
"passed," another $7. The lr<>nic
part to lh1a story is that a 1968
car is EXEMPT from the Nox
device.
WHEN QVESTIONED at the
Vehicle Inspection Station con·
cerning this matter we were
told, "the personnel working
there was l.nexperleoced, tbe au
station saw ua coming~ we bad
been taken for our money."
In other •ordl, we should
have known our car was exempt
even when it failed to pus the
inapecUoo. Add to tllll our incon·
venience, lo1t time ind the
waste of euollne to comply with
mandetory laWI Mt UPQll ua by
the eovernmeot, It 1'U truly an
enli1htentn1 and coatly ex· pertence.
Thia la Just anotber example
of bow our 1overmneat ii wort·
lne. It certa1Dl1 ii not wortinl
for tbe "llttlt ·fQ1" wbo II the
"backbooe" of tbll countrJ. •r ma::.:r:;P• -.. cernlna m ftlllcle in·
tpect1oft: llotonat are. . . . JAYNSJOllN8l'ON
cards to put on the unauthorized
cars. Th~ so much for your
concern.
MONA MOISO
E•barra•• Thrae
To the Editor
I applaud the Pilot for
publishing photographs. or of·
fenders of handicapped parltin1
spaces. U these idiots don't re·
alize the hardships they impose
on people who really need the
spaces, then I hope the photos
openly embarrass them.
Thank you Pilot. for caring
G.D BALL
Prot~rtieR
To the Editor
When I v111ited the remote
stalely ranch home of my fnend
Pochoro Harnet, built 100 years
ago far out on the Argentine
pampas, I noticed a tall steel
tower with winding stairs juttJng
up from the center of the roof.
"What'<; that for~" I asked
"Well, in those days." he
replied. "everyone had to put
them up as watchtowers to
guard against marauding In
dians."
Will tustory repeat, requinng
all of us to install them, with
guards, to protect us rrom I.he
thugs and rapists breaking into
our homes nithUy?
FRANK KLOCK
SHg•t Ha•fll~•p
To the F.d.it.or
My hearty consratulatlom to
the Dally Pilot for recent.11
publl1hln1 pictures of un·
autboriled vehlcln occupytq
reserved bl.Ddlcapped partlq
apacee.
What a fantutic way to d.11-
courap other llle1al parken
from dolDI the aame. Let'•
make Ulla a dally feature! You're wroD1 about oat t.blQI, bow•• r. Tbeae lneon1l4erate
parken are bandiCJpped 1Uibt·
ly -trom the neck up!
DA VJD E . FEYK
We are not to know.HI hadn't
been told by a neighbor that the
figures were in l would not bavt-
known. I wooder bow many prop
erty owners ftnd themselves m
that tame gray area. I un
dentand this whole matter has
been diacussed at length, pro
and con. since 1975. and now
when there are finally some
figures Lo back up 111 the talk,
our pink little ears are Just too
delicate to receave tbe news.
Mr. Wayne Ba1Un and Mr.
Kelly Boyd decided that ror us.
The reUCVttna was that there
were not enou&b people interest·
ed in •'undergroundlng" to war-
r1nl a public hearing. Not
enoup of a majority.
ONE WONDERS. Was there
not a majority of interest needed
to Initiate a survey in the first
place? For tbe then City Council
to 1uthortze $23,000 for the study
there must have been some kind
or majority interest.
On the otbet' band. if Mr. Boyd
and Mr. BaaUn are so sure that
there ls not a majority interest
why are they altaid of a public
hearin1T Surely the two
aenUemeo are not so arrosant
that they decide to deny ua a
public bearing becau1e they
think and feel tbat they know
what's best for ua.
I bave heard such wild
fliures. WUI tbe "undersround·
ln&" COit $10,000 per property,
or SS,000, or maybe even u low
u $2,500. llr. DaWIOO rud a
aenteaee trom the previous City
Council papers where it said
lh1t such en1ineering fipres
are lnvartably on tbe hish sJde.
Even so, when llr. Boyd made
a motion to abetve the wbo!e
matter (four ,ean ln PJ'OIJ'8ll > wttbOut a public vote, and let the
city Treasury abaorb the ao,ooo
to.a ln tMlr PDenJ fund, Mr.
Dawaoo ~ wttb Mr. Boyd
and Mr. Bellln __ asalnst Mn. Beam.. wtt.6 • IUOt 1m.Jle and
a ebarmiDI 1bru1 of hla
•bouldln Kr . .DaWIOll d1rtcted
h1m ~('lf tt• the c1llz<'ns with, · I
dnn't hJH' any other choice '
Tht• whole thing wa" over wtlh
Jnd the ('atv Council went on to
other miitlt~rs fo'or f'Xamplt.', 1t
was agreed by all that we need
new Chnstmas decorations in
town. Oh. well First things first
What's $20.000 of taxpay~rs'
money these days"' Mr Baglm
and Mr Boyd are looking out for
us
KARIN ACKEHLJND
Par~•••' P~•altfl
To the Ed.it.or
When I see what the Laguna
Beach School D1stncl 1s trying
to do to the already burdened
parents in the area I cnnge.
Proposition 13 was not devised as a p~hment It ts to be a
cutback lD sorely needed areas.
All district.a will now be open
lo this penally or cbargina
parents to have their children
buaed Lo their frtt education.
Are pa.rents ln mandatory bus·
inl areas 1<>in1 Lo be charged by
the mile"
Times ire difficult all over,
the teachers in the Laguna
Beach District seem to think
their district should not be
touched by the economic
hardships hitting the rest of the
county. state or world. <The
dollars saved by the district by
not support.Ina their 1lready
modest bualn1 pro1ram can be
used to counter offer the
teachers' unrealistic demands ror
pay increases >
l
1
I
l
'
&oa1 •~.don .. .-.. ~. Wbldl htt • NClOl'Cl ..
at the ~ afternooa.\.~ w~. ·ten bat.k to'" um
mornina. 'nMD lt Ne0'9eNd to-
day &DI w .. bdQI quoted at • brllODtX.
la the lat moatb. the price ot
1old la.u riMn from U7Q per
OUDC. U •ar f-.n broqbt OD by the Soviet m.Wtary lntenen·
tloo ln Af&banlstan added fenor
to tbe already aetl •• 1014
matbt. Ooeceru over tbe 9-lltb
of YUOllnbll PrMWeel ,,_
Tlto Uo bu ddTeD ... ID-
•ettGr'I to put ...... lDto eold. au.bsbqy. / ne l.te price ~ In New
York on WedDuday wa1 at·
trtbated iD pM't to &hf tUinl "' proOta b)' tome ...... and lD
part to rtediGn to u. bl&.ena·
llooal J(oDetary Fund'• an·
Carter Eyes 'Riyal 01
* * * * *
Germ Warfare
Due in Afghan?
WASHINGTON CAP) -The
Soviet army bas brou&ht decon-
taminating equipment into
Afghanistan. raising lhe
possibility that the Russians
may be prepared lo use
chemical weapons against rebel
tribesmen, U.S. intelligence
sources said today
American specialists have no
way of knowine what this
means. The sources said,
however, it augeeata that
cbe1Dical warfare may be used
against rebels and t.o clean up
affected areu IO they cu be oc-
cupied by So9let military fOtteS or Af_. ecmrameot t.roop1.
Last fall, U.S. t.DteW1ence of·
ftcials, who requested anoaymi·
ty, eX)JftSMd atrooc suspicion
that the Soviet Union provided
c:bemleal weapon• reportedly
used in Southeast Asia aptmt
Laotlao tribesmen resisting
communist Pathet Lao and Viet·
nameae forces.
And ln testimony on Capitol
Hill last month. a Laotian ref·
ugee said bis people were sub-
jected to chemical warfare at·
tacks in which villagers suf-
fered, "heavy bleedine from the
nose, they could not at.op their
bodies from sHaldng, and died in
several hours."
Tou Yi Vang, a member of the
Hmong mountain tribe that sup·
ported the U.S. effort ln the Viet·
nam war, t.old the House Aalan
Affairs subcommittee that eight
villagers died in one attack in
1977.
Some U.S. military specialists
say the Russians may have
brought the chemical decon·
\aminating equipment into
* * *
Afghanistan because this equip-
ment is normally assigned lo
many Soviet army units.
Intelligence reports said a
chemical decontamination truck
called a TMS-65 was seen with a
Soviet army unit in Kabul, the
capital. The reports said various
other Russian army support
vehicles in Kabul were outfitted
with chemical protective gear.
Gen. David Jones, chairman
of lbe Joint Chiefs of Staff, spoke
of lbe TMS-65 last winter in tell-
ing Congress of specially
equipped Sovi8' trucks "built t.o
decontaminate personnel, t.er·
rain ad equipment" rapidly.
Teclmldans aaJd tbe TlfS..$5
uses a Jet eqiDe snount.M oo the
back al • tnlck to propel Uqwda
that neutralize chemical apnts
In diacuaainl Sonet. military
doctrine, Jooes baa said, "The
basic principle is to achieve SW'·
prise by usinl massive quan·
tlties of chemical agents against
unprotected troops or a1alnst
equipment or on terrain t.o deny
its use."
Jones said all Warsaw Pact
combat and support forces are
well equipped and realistically
trained "t.o ensure their sur
vivability and t.o increaae then
operational effectiveness ln tox
ic environments.''
U .S. Army officials have
described the Soviet Unioo as
having "the largest lethal
chemical war-fighting capability
in the world."
On the other hand, Anny of·
ficials have testified, the U.S
deterrent to chemical attack
"consists of aeing or obsolete
obemicals stored in bulk or in
deteriorating munitions."
* * *
Afghan Communists
Kick Out Newsmen
KABUL. Af panistan (AP) -
The &met-backed Af&han aov-
e r n meat baa ordered all
Amerkan journa.llats out of the
country, accu1in1 them of
biased reportln1 and "in· ~rfermce ID the country'• ln·
ternal affaln," a U.S. Embauy
olftclal toad the journallstl to-
y.
AutborltlH detained the
Amerlcam at Kabul'• lnt.ercon-Uneatal Hotel, when moat were
1ta1tna, and told tbem they
"ulcl be apeUed Prtday.
Aboca 80 or 10 ot tbe approx·
mate'7 -W•tern COllelPQO· data.~ Ud brolld· caat crew memtier• IA
All.ti 'rt• ue Amertcan. llOlt.rtwd t!di ..... lfter .. '°"" u-.. pawed .. d tboUlalldl ti l.t'OOPI ia&o WI eta·
ual !Mlaa eoaall'J ....... tlle1 ,DNJ~:: OMtbrow GU Manilt
........... --~ ........ LINE-SITTER STEVE COHN OF TUSTIN PtTCffU Hll TENT IN TURTLE ROCK
Twenty-Seven Peopte .,. W•tttng In Un• tor Home S.le to ..... ....,_,
Familiar Lines Ret11rn
They Eat, Play, Sleep, Wait for. Home
By DA V1D KUTlMANN
OI -o.lly PllM S~ They wait.
Since Saturday, in fact. when
the first ones arrived, they've
been queueing up, marking
time, waiting.
Some have pitched tents.
Others have set up tempocary
hou.sekeeplng Ul vans or camp-
~rs. Music . conversation ,
televi!kla chatter . TMy do
what they can t.o pus the days
untll their moment arrives
Saturday morn.ln1. In a way , tbey are the
groupies ol the bouain& industry.
the ones who have made long
Jines in front of soon-to-be sold
houaloi tract.a a famWar light in
Southern California, eapecially
Oranee County.
And ln lrvtDe Wedneaclay, UD·
der menacine skiee, the 17 pero-
ple on Joe "Tlay .. Welles'
muter 11at., or t.betr 1urroeates,
stood their around.. IUN t.o be
there Satul'U,y morn.IAI wbeo
tbe $175,000 to '250.000 luxury
homes IO oa •al• lD Jmne's
fashionable Tl&rtl• ROck Ridle
area.
Welles Is the security man
whose job is to lleep order
among the waltln1 proapectlve
homebuyers. ''I'm here 2• hours
a day." said Welles, who ls large
despite bia nickname.
Welles coaducta periodic roll
calls lo make sure everyooe ii lD
place The ruJes set down by the
developer say those ln line must
be there 21 hours a day
Actually. moat ol those doinC
the waiting are atand·inl, atu·
dents and YOUDi people betn&
paid $:IO a day by the penom
eaeer to buy one ot the homes.
"The rain ii rully a drq,"
said "sifter" lrfarte Garcia, lS, a
student at Saddleback Hilb
School in Santa Ana.
M lu Garcia and Kathy
SUWCl)'k, 21, a1JO of Sant.a Ana,
apead their days alttine iD a
camper. ''We'v. been ben lince
Saturday," Nkl Kill SM,rCQ'k.
Sbartna meall and coovena-
tion, ID09t of tbole in line have
come t.o bow tbelr temporary
nelibbon fairly well, °*1 Nld.
!for tboM who wUl be abelHnt
out the hefty down paymeatl t.o ...
buy a bome In tbe rtclle area.
the idle time of the put week
has been worth lt.
"It's a good product and a
1ood location." said one pro·
spective buyer.
Sixty-one bomea in all will go
OD the b&ock Saturday momin&.
most wttb fairly nice views.
Ron Felaot, a real estate
broker with J.11. Pet.en co .. Ge·
velopen of the project, said
tboM interSecl iD the homes
a re "very dlacrimlnatln&
bu yen," probably second and
tblrd 1eneratioo homeowners
easer t.o move up tbe usased
valuation cbartl.
Juat bow maQY of the buyers
actually keep the homea for aQY
lealtb ol time, hoW9ftr, ii not
known.
While ~alalion ls dil· couaaed. la nothln1 which
11 le,. biNHna to It.op aome-
one from lmJDecllateb aeWnt
the bome ffW. ~price. ··we t..-y to dhcoura1e
apeeulatloa • much u poai· ble," Mid a apok•man for the
lntoe Campany,. owner ot tbe
land.
. Mesa -Story in Cartoons
Financial Report Needa No GraplJa
nouneement that lt will auctioo
~.OOOOUDC11ot .-Soa P'eb. •·
'lbe auction Ud been expect. ed, but lt llelped offset
Tueaday'a autement by U.S.
Treuury Secretary G. William
Miller that the United St.at.es bad
no plam to neume 1aJes ol Sold
The statement ... lffD .. •
crucial factor in Weclne.d.ay'1
rush
Action
Aimed at
Russians
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
Carter admini.ltration is COD·
siderinl tryinc t.o set up rival
Olympic Games in some city
other than Moscow and bopefuJ.
ly an a Thmt World country,
Wlllt.e House sources s8ld today
The IOW'ce5, who asked not to
be ideltified, said it's not clear
"who would show up" at a nval
site not sanctioned by the ln-
ternauon.al Olympic Committee
But they said the proposal is
amonc several opt&ona being
studied by White House and
State Department officials COO·
aiderine ways t.o punish the So-
viet.a for military intervealioD in
Al&hanlatan. One official adtoowledeed
that U.S. withdrawal from the
Moseow ~ or a moYe to
eatabllsh an ~ intema-
t ion al competition could
jeopardite lbe 198-4 Games.
scheduled to be beld in Los
A.Dada.
It baa not been decided.
aJlOtber aouree aaid. wbether the
United Stat. would want a rival
Olympics to be held at tbe same
time u \.bole in Moscow or at
another date to permit athletes
to participate lo both.
Officials sald the White House
bas received cooa.iderab&e sup-
port from withm the United
States for a boycott of the M~ summer Olympics, but
State Department olficaala have
said most US. allies have been
cool toward participatin1 in
such a move.
However. British Prime
Minister Maraaret Thatcher
declared ber eovernmeot'a sup-
port ~ for moving the Olym·
pie Ga.mes from Moecow in re-
taliaUoo for the Soviet interveo·
ttoo in Algban.istan. A boycott
baa found sympathy, but liWe
official favor. am one other
NATO allies.
Canadian Prime Minister Joe
Clark wa.s the first Western
leader to call pQblicly for mov-
inc the eames from lbe Soviet
capital
In her statement, Mrs.
Thatcher said, "We cannot just
stand back and tee the R\llllana doln& what they have done in
Af1han1trt.an, deplore it and take no action at all."
For ID8llY ol tboH who hope to
partidpete, particularly swim·
men and oumuts. lbere la QO·
ly one chance ln a lifetime t.o
compete ln an Olymplad
Coast
•11.cN .. 8.U
TOICYO (AP) -• "" 8orilt u.y .-s,.. led by an ad· ~ ~. aa1Jed -6 u.ro.o tM J--Su today, ,_...,.,toward u.. lndlan <>ceen. tM larz ua w-.. Apncy
reported. -
Other Sovtet nanl veaeb.,.. lo the ladlan Ocean ID tbe
put, many u 20 have been nlPOl'Wd lo that area at one Ume.
The Uak foree atchted todl;J could be e!tber •u.cmentln1 Of re-Uevt.ni veaeb elreacb u.en.
Since the OGMt ot tbe crtm ovw UM liUure ot tbe U.S. Em·
ba11y ln Tehran, tbe U.a. NaYJ bu diaPet.daed IOme JO lhipe to
the Indian Oceu-AraWan Sea area DMr Iran.
•••••RtpBeiel
LONDON <AP) -A bomb explosion ripped t.broUlh alx
room1 al the Mount Royal, a popular London hotel, today, kill·
In& a man ot "Arab ori1in," lnJuri.na a Weal German and aeod-
ln& terrllled iuetta, many in oiabtclotbel, fieein& into the ch.Illy
atreeta, pollce said.
Nearb five boun lat.er, a sec:ood bomb exploded, appe.rent-
ly lo tbe rubble. It lnju.red DO one, police uld, but It created a
second emeraency and st.reeta which bad been reopened after
the r1.rst b1ut were closed qaln.
Commander Peter Duffy al Scotland Yard's antl-t.errorist
squad aald the dead man had been near the bomb wbea tt went
off, but could not aay lf be bad been uaembllq the devlce at the
time Tbe injured aueat was named u Gerbard Bubme and de·
tecUves were at bis bosptt.al bedaJde.
24-year Career
Judge Owens Plans
Retirement Soon
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Claude H Owens of South
Laguna announced today that he
wall retire from the bench Dec.
31
J udee Owens, who celebrated
bis &4lb blrtbd1y Wednesday
and hu been an Oran1e Colmty
Jurlal ror 2• years, said he
believed "It will be time for me lo taper orr ..
Owens said be was malting an
early announcement of hi.a de-
cision to mire on behalf of those
who want lo seek judicial office
ln the June elect.Iona Owens' re·
tirement will colnclde with the
end of hi.a current f>.year-term
on the Superior Court bench.
In announcing his retirement.
Owens hinted that he may re-
main a familiar face 10 the
courthouse by serving on spedaJ
a111gnment as a retired Judie or
arbitrator
Born In Santa Ana ln 1918,
Oweoa was first appolnled lo the
bencb In 1956 when Gov.
Goodwin Kni&bt selected him ror
a Judaesb.lp at what la now North
Orao1e County Municipal Court.
o.Mr ...............
ANNOUNCES RmAEMENT
Supertor Judge Owene
~ .l'IOIMl!.fl~ .. ~ ........
ll...ioll.un: ..... •. Dist ma-jor alqiart · ~ came
II ....... ......
co al "••II plr 1n Dat~Mtll ..... _
oo otflla'W and uotbn ID Blll1 Ca~ ID Or-.. CouatJ.
Tbe .......... 11.,
at tbe alrPoft Ille llliectlaa eom-
mltt.M m 11ttftl of U.. ...._"'m
CalUoro.la AlloelatklD ot <Jow.
en <SCAG).
CommlttH memben will
mttt a1alD lo two ..a to
tlnaU.. tbeir reoommeocl1Uao
wbleb wlU be forward4HS to
SCAG '1 aecuilve comm.tu. for
pubUc beariap.
Tbe commlUH'I prlmaey
choice ~to be a lite wbicb
would be ftve miles olbbon out·
aide the breakwater for the Los
AA1elee·Lcac Beacb harbor.
WbUe committee memben
concede ~t at a .s btmoD tt
WOUid be more HpeaaJve to
buUd than any other pr'OpOled
all~, they aay the 1001-term
coata would be lower t..ban other
land sit.ea became tbere wouJd
be Uttle or no residenUal noiae
Impact. Noiae law1ulta have
plagued nearly all ol the com-
mercial aviation airports in
Soulbem Califom.ia.
The Bell Canyon alte in
soul.beast Oraqe County, wu
dropped from coaalderaUoa thl.a
summer becaOM al prob&ema re-
lated to Federal Avtatioo Ad-
mlniltratioo refUlaUoa.a about
tueotra and land•n11 1D bllly areu.
But U.O.. re1ulaUoos have
cbanpd and tbe site b bedt in
coatentMie Committee memben
ordered an Immediate atudy of
1cceu, weather &Del DOlae coodi-
tiooa at the atte eut of Ill.Woo
Viejo.
But Ora.nee County Supem.or
Thomas Riley said today he's
long relt the offshore airport "la
the only way to eo. • ·
In addition lo the· DOlae and
tratrlc problems that placue
land alt.es, Riley polot.ed out that
an •lrport O( tbe li&e COD·
tem plated would require a
minimum ot 10,000 acres ror sup-
port racillUea aa well aa
runways and terminal.
He said be doubt.a Bell Ca.nyoo
could provide that kind of apace.
Mayor Paul RJckoff of
Newport Beach aald be la mott.
concerned about the ex.illhlg
airport problems than with a
(1ciUly that expert.a U)' WOll't be
built unw after the tum al tbe century.
"Our reaction (lo the commit·
tee'1 choices> la cooUnaeot on
what la done in the lnteriD) aa a
stopgapmeuure."beaaJd.
Ryckoff Indicated be ls more
<'Oncerned with &elliDI air
passengers to uae Ontario In·
ternaticcal Airport than wttb a
"project that la 10 bll and off bl
the indeftnlte future."
Newport Beach city otncla.la
bave joined wUb ~ty offtc1ala
in puahhlg Ontario lo eaae air
pasaen1er demand at John
Wayne Airport lo an effort to re·
duce the airport'• DCIUe Impact
OG ~ewport reaidenla.
In 11187, Gov. Ronald Rea1ao
elevated Owen.a to the Superior
Court bench He wa1 presldinc
Judie 1n 1.971.
Oweoa baa served aa •
Judicial Council and the
California Colleaes of Tri•I
Judses. Early ln hLa career be
worked u a deputy district at-
torney and ln priv1t.e prectlce.
Marital Riff Told
Cycli8t Uninjured ,
In Me&& Accident
Costa Me.a police •aid today
Eric Friend Wendabl, 21. ol 1083
Sea Terrace, Co.ta Meta, ap.
parently eieaped ~u.ry Wednes-
day when be Iott control ol bi.a
motorcycle on wet Harbor
Boulevard and atidded lnto the
aide of an Oran1e County Tranatt Dlltrlct bus.
DAI LY PILOT
In Slaying Trial
J
CARTOON CHARACTERS Dt9CU8S MESA SPENDtNO
City'• Annual Report a.ta New Look
f'remP.,,.AI
CARTOONS TELL STORY. • •
aembla oran1e a.rapb paper with
the words "Coeta Mesa i.m An·
ouaJ Report .. written at the top,
lives DO hint of the lnlonna.Uty
wit.bin.
There are ooly two pases l.nslde
that aren't cartoons the 10·
troduclloa by Mayor Ed
Mc Farland and a erapb oo the
lut pqe abow1nj revenues al
about S24 millloa, expenditures at
juat under $Z2 million and spect al
fund.a and reserves lotalln1 about
$28 mil.lioa.
Mc Farland·, introduction
deacrtbes the city 'a f1.0anc1al pos1
lion u sound and a tat.es that.
despite Proposition 13, relatively
few drutic financial changes
were needed lo keep the city
operattna smoothly.
He cit.es u b.lghlighta or um the
-compl«ion of TeWi.D.kle Park and
of the downtown fltt ataUoo, lbe
anneuUoo or a 83-acre parcel on
the city's west sade, work oa de-
velopa.na a new 1enerlto plan for
the city and tbe deci1k>D lo
estabU.h the Orao1e County
Music Center in the South Coast
Plaiaa.rea
McFarland alao cites South
Coast Repertory's succeuful
hnt seuon at South Coast P1ua
and the fortbcomloe
grouodbrealtin& for an •m
phithe.ater al the Orance County
Fairgrounds
He doean't menlioo lbal am
phatheater plans have been held
up while the city aues lbe Fatr
Board in ao attempt to forc-e It to
submit its muter plan through cl
ty plann.J.ni proceue-s
DDVD (AP) -Tbe Nian
of ti m1Dlaa WWtJa tJl 1milAa ID .... .. Au .. beu...d to ..... taen a m.-btte out ot ....
tl'alftc ~ ~--and w,. mt.q, • fedlral draC ac.a tald Tbunday.
Tbe raad foO:ow8cl a two-month lov~ by .,tnta ol the U.8~~ Eaforcemeat Ad· ml•tlh._ ID Oob'8do, W10-
miD1 md callfanda. aald Daane
Valend:De, ._ID cflarse al tbe
0.TW aftleit ot tbe DEA.
Sbtpmets ot heroin iDto the
Rock)' •mtetna were traced
from W10m.ID.r, to Denver 8Dd
tben to Calllornla, Valentiae
Mid.
"We doa't b.a•e that mueb
benU ~ lo the state"' Co'°rado," be aaJd. "Our main
problem la cocaine here ... we
CODJider tbla a major arrest.··
About three pounds of beroln
wu aeised ID the Santa Ana n.ld
and 11x men and one '"WOmaD
were arrested, ••id DEA
wettem regional direct.or Jerry N Jemon
The 11.11pects alle1edly de·
livered a k.ilogrem or heroin lo
unducover DEA agent.a at a
Santa Ana hotel Tueaday, !>.
said
Parking Shy
For Airport
Tbe Jobn Wayne Airport ls eo-
counterlnc a sbort.aae of parting
wblle 1radiog and surfacang
work as performed on the
facility's overflow parlung .ot,
offlc1ab saJd today
The Iota were f1Ued to capacity
WedMsd.ay and aulbonties a.a-
llied a warnlng Lo alr travelers
to be dropped off and picked up
to use aJt.emallves olber than
parka.nc lbea.r cars at th~ airport
while oo trtpg
Denis Hom. chief of airport
operations. uid the cood.ttions
are likely lo contintw untU Feb.
1 whf'n work on the overflow lot
should be completed
Councilwoman Praised
400 Attend Rit.es for Clemente's Mrs. Wagner
By MYllOND F.STaADAJa. °' -o.ity "9e ..... Approximately 400 person.a at·
tended two memorial s~rvt~
Wednesday to honor Coun
ctlwoman Myrtis Wagner who
died Saturday of a heart atl.Jlck
The Rev WilUam Krekelberg
told about 175 persons at Our
Lady ot Fatima Church that the
"1tresa of public tile" may have
led lo Mn. Waener'a deeth
More than 200 people crowded
into the San Clemente Communl·
ly Center later Wednesday
where a 20-minute city
sponsored commemorative
event wu held.
Joe Barton, a local
homeowners IJ'Oup leader, and
the late councllwomao'a son,
William James Wacner Jr . de·
Uvered euloci• at both aervice.
Mak~ai:Y Hamm and Ac:tio& City er Jerry Gonce at·
teoded both Mrvtcea but no ooe
from the city addreued lbe
crowds.
Father Kntelber1 described
Mrs. Waper, 58. aa "a public
servant who didn't •ant lo live
her lile but always Im•,.. that 1t
could happen "
Kreltelberg added. "In • way
her death was • resu.lt of the
stress of public life Thu &.11 not
an indictment .. .I doo't want to
accuse anyone. It was Goers
will . ··
Mn. Waener died durtnc a re-
call drive that aoucbt to oust ~r
and ally Councilwoman Karollne
K <>est.er from office.
His 1ru.lf voice w1vertn1.
Berton, a retired Loa ADC'fllea
police serceaot. called Mn.
W a1ner · • • protector of our city ..
Mn. Wqner'a 100 aald, "My
mother b.d a unique comtima-
Uoo of streqtb, wtadom and
warmth. Sbe was a IJ'Ut lady
and I 'U mi.u ber."
Father ltrekelbera toad the
church audience lln. W aper
"bad the courqe tA> e~ ber thou&bta (and) to be a leader." He
referred to Mn. Waper'a coundl
battles
• · Procress la • . struggle.
There are coollicts with lbe talk·
ang, fiehllne 1t out and finally
settling Then you go from
there,"sa.Jd FatberKreltelberg.
"'When sbe came here sax
years, a,o. Myrt.ls Wagner feU
in love wtlb the city and saw
some t.b.lnp th.at did not Acree
wtlb with her t.bhWn1." Barton
said.
"When she aaw t.bin1s like
that, lbe foupt tooth and nail to
cban,. them," Barton aaid.
Mn. Wainer'• remains have
been cremated and will be scat-
tered in the ocean oear Maw.
Aft.er tbe bour-loa1 cburcb
aervlce, Mn. Koester and
Barton told tele.lsion crews
Mra. Wainer'• death was a
tralic blow to tbe city.
··we wtn CODt.lnue to nstat for
what we believed lo -deceocr,
and booeaty In 1overnment. •
II n. Koester aatd.
Discontinued
etylee.Jr.and
ml
orig.~
Low plunge
underwire
Lace cup bra.
orig. 5.50
FINE JEWELRY
Ladles gold filled
initial Jewelry,
Selected Lelters ong NOW
Bracelets 10. ae-8 . 88
9.aa-5.88
Nylon trlcot
Long gown
With t1e
Ong. 112
Women's
Parachute
nylon/canvas
handbag
Special ·
5.99-7.99
Ladies and Men's
Leather watch
bands
orig. 3.5().15
llilllil~-~""""'1'!l!~Now 9•9•c ._
_ ..
40% to50o/o
off Diamonds
selected S\Yfes
Dlaoontlnued
•Jr. and mlsae
Jeana.
orig. •14-125
Now 4.99
WOMEN'S ACC.
Canvas
Tote bags
3.99
FlNE JEWELRY
25°/o off
White
Gold filled
Mesh watchbands
orig. 8.95-19.95
MEN'S
WOMEN'S ACC.
Mohawk
Brushes
orig. 1.99-5.99
Men's Ski
Vests
manycok>n,
s-M-l·XL
orig. •24
Now 14.99
Jr. and misses
polyester pants.
D1scont1nued
stytea.
orig. •14-125
Women's
Assorted
Scarves
OrtQ SJ-112
Champagne
on Ice-
natural cup
wrap bra
orig SS
30°/o off
Women's
Silver and
gold evening
bags.
Orig. St(}.113
FASHION ISLAND
STORE ONLY
FINE JEWEL.RY
50% off
Men's
Dress watches
Men's Suits
100%.poly ~
orig. •1 OG-'125
Now69•
50% off
14k Earrings
orig. •1().145
Men•s Sweaters
Limfted
quantities
orig.'«>
Now :15.99
"
·= to JI . : · ams currently a.re on t.be McNall1 School
c · ap •. t 9t.b Street and N wport Boulevard. which
hMbrieD IOld to a prtYata ~. .. ~ _ cN&ll1 the mpe of 1om deb for "iral re . Last • DllObon of Monte Vllt• op·
pcistd the ~·· reloc:atlm 1D their area, ••Yins they dilbl't beU8ve h1lb acbool atudeatll bekmied ln the mldd1~
ar..,:reaidential area.
!·Bawever, tbey d.ldn1 apeak up last week. :: tbe malil concern bu been lhe nature of the pro gr.tin 11a11. ·:The evenln1 1cbool cenerated little comment.
J>9iDapa because people have been working or ra.ding
rp.qSUiee all day and completina their hi&b school educa·
tiOl( at niabt for aeveral ieneratlcms now.
.-:But the alternative 1chool concept lS leaa well Wl·
d•rttood. > :McNally does also serve students who work or hove
f8l!lilies but can adjust lheir schedules to take a few
hOUrs of class per day. ; But more than that, it offers other atudenta an
811.ernative to dropping out of school.
: Some students may find the pace too fut, or too slow,
at a regular high school. They may resent what they see
ae social pressures, or what they find to be a regimented
~tmosphere. ; The important thing is that they learn, and that they
obtain a diploma so they can compete 1n today's Job
niarkel . • Trustees showed understanding and concern in choos·
iqg to keep McNally as~ ~ate entity. }fad it been re·
iocated on an existing blgh school campus, the result
c9uld well have been student body conflicts and a higher
dfopout rate among alternative students.
.
Don't Involve Kids
: Teachers in the Ne~rt-Mesa schoo~ system. have
been seeking more visibility lately for their campaign to
reach a new wage agreement with school trustees. Last week teachers were out in front of several
!ichools handing out leaflets that outlined their point of
v~ew about the current slate of teacher pay.
. The teachers' agitation about the length of the
riegotiahons (they've been worldng without a contract
since July) and their interest in getting the best wage,
benefit and policy package possib)e is understandable. So
is the interest in the matter shown by some students,
who. inevitably, ask questions of their teachers. .
. Students. after all, will ask questions when they see
their teachers handin~ out leaflets in the parking lot
before school. · But m answering those questions the teachers should
studiously avoid giving in to the temptation to propagan·
dize young minds about teacher pay matters in a captive
classroom situation
For one thing, it isn't what teachers are supposed to
be domg And, those teachers who are tempted shouldn't
overlook the possibility of parent backlash when those
youngsters are asked at the dinner table what they
learned m school that day.
Y's Goal Worthy
The Orange Coast YMCA last week announced its
1980 fund drive, with the goal of raising $72,000 from
businesses, groups and individuals. The YMCA, which serves Newport Beach, Costa
~esa and Irvine, also obtains funds from other sources,
mcludmg federal grants. But it depends on local contrtbu·
tion to keep its programs going.
In many people's minds, the Y is still associated
primarily with gymnasium activities. While sports, in-
cluding swimming, are a major part of its program, the
Y has kept up with changing social needs.
It offers youth outreach programs, family crisis
counseling services, a swimming program for 'ban·
dicapped children. numerous parent-child actlvltles,
physical fitness for elders, and other varied programs.
So your donations to the YMCA can help many people
II) many ways.
• • Op1n1ons expressed In the space above are thole of the Daily Piiot
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
tit1sts Reader comment is invited. Address The Dally Piiot. PO.
tl>x 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 P.hona '71') ~1.
. '· Boyd/ Kissing
·: BJL.M.BOYD
·The ID09t ardent klaa la
slid to bum up no more than
ll caloriel. So lt'1 clear lt
~:1.! take about 250 ardent to 1cee a pound. To
Idle 10 pound.a -and that's w many moat overweidil
09c>Ple want to lose -you'll
biave to undertake 2,500 bot
a.od heavy ld.INI, at least.
1''• eolni to be a Iona ntaht.
Better 1et witb it.
"Employment expert& COD·
~ that. percent ol all the
women who bold important
business jobe in thla country
wouldn't be where they are
today if they hadn't lea11,Wld
bow to type.
Not only cu a bta lea.pe
baHball umplre throw a player out ot the 1ame. He
al.lo can throw • II*t&tor
out of tbe park. rew do,
bowner.
Q. Writte -prcm atut.-teren ,....P.1 ha uauch laraer •oeabulart.. tbo
DOD•ttattenrl. Wb,Jf
A. They ba~ loot tor
1ynonym1 of word• they
don't like to pr'OllOUllce.
Mailbox
pm.e woW4 be al lnlDor lm·
~' bdliblf ~and,
nalb, don't ba&MI" ua wUh ·~· &ntkm of ... f.baa ltntqjC
fmpolt. TbeY abould ncollect
wbat N!Jo1l hlll« did wttb the
1tal pio11. They were the oc·
culon ol a auperaova of &Jobe·
co.-.rtna Nut plq)•lucla. lo faet, tbl oa11 won o1 o.-man
art tooomeoutof ti..Nul yean
WU La IUtfmt1thJ'I pirioul
lnfl\allltlml mon. Oil tbe ......
OalJ 1eopoUUdus dlamllt
the otylQplca a walmportut.
118.DUfactunn bow whit a po.
tent advertt1ln1 vebicle tbe
1am• an, and to do llD"WO· meota wtddl aped blllkm as
tbem. Tb• reason for the
Japa.neM autpoutlq ot yen for tr-u:.= c.=.:: with tbe da&ldle mart for u.e
11'72 llaDlch 1amn wu tUt
tboM .... alp•led the end ol
the latemadonal eoventry bo(h
nations bad endured slDce World
War ll. Kore than admiuioo to
the United Nations. the pmea
spelled the end.
TBECAPTV•E of Afeh.aniltan
ha oothin& to do wtth llarmt·
Lenlnllm or any other klDd of
political rellliol1~y. ll'• baaic.
old-fashioned tzarilm as has
been practiced ever 1lnce the
1rand duke. or Muacovy made
themselves the hereditary rulers
of all the Ruaalu -theirs and
other people's
Taklne part lo the Olympics l8 a silent u.enl by the number
one military povter tbat It
doesn't mind lf the number two
military power returna to the
eanllvoroua national behavior
of the lttb century. And if they
doll, why abouldn'l we"
Mo.cow makes a false an·
oouncement that A11baniltan ls
beiDI subverted by the CIA and
U1e1 th1I 1pm1ous fact u a pre·
text for anneutlon. The United
St.at.es could discover an equally
spurious fact, am»O\mce that the
Ru.11lam have 1ubverted I.ran,
and 'W!'tie the oU fields. After
that we can ~o to the Olymp1<~s
and havf' a helluva good lime
By Olympic trad1Uoo, every
host country 1s allowed to Ill·
troduce a new ~port to the
games. lt would be ht..lln& lf the
Russians Introduced one called
Robbie gobble. ll "s one we'd
haH little difficulty learning,
one wh.ich. judging from the pro-
posa ls for creallng world.rang.mg
air, sea and water strike forces.
some among WI would delight ln
playing.
Ltke all fun and games, gob-
ble-gobble can be earned too
far 1bere ls the danger thal in
some nol-so·dist.ant Olympiad
lh~re will be only two nations to
show up for the play.
Vehicle Checks: A Nox-ious Expense
To the F.ditor:
This aetter b in regard to the
article "State Lawmakers Muat
Face Pressure For Vehicle
Checks." (Daily Pilot, 1-12-3>)
State lawmaker5 really don't
have to worry, do they? The
"pressure" '5 on the motorist.
Here ia our story, one of
many, I'm sure.
RecenUy, we took our 1968
M u.atan1 in for the required
veblcle lnspectlon. lt I alled
bec•uae it did not have a
Retrofit Nox Control. We took
the car to two "official
mecbanlca." One "estimate"
WH teo, the other WU "5. My
huaband tbeo went to an auto
supply to purchase the part. Tbe
device coet 124.95. He wu told
that it would atil1 have to be lest·
ed on tbetr machine, wblcb
would cost approximately $30,
and it would be cheaper to have
the station do il.
We had the car "fixed," total
cost was $45.30. The car
"passed," another $7. 111• l.nloie
part to this story is that a 1966
car is EXEMPT from the Naz
device.
WREN QUESTIONED at the
Vehicle Inspection Station coo-
cernlng this matter we were
told, .. the personnel wortlng
there was inexperienced, the gu
st.atioo aaw ~ comln&, •• bad been takeD for our money."
lo olber worda, we 1bou.ld
have knoWll our ear wu aempt
even when it failed to pus the
inapectloo. Add to lbls our incoo-
ven ience, lost Ume and the
wute ot suollne to comply wttlJ
mandatory laft Nt upoo ua by
the •overDDMDl, lt wu truly an
enll1htentn1 and costly ex-
perience.
Tb.ii la Just anotber example
of bow our IOftl'llllleDt ls work·
ln1. It ~ lJ not wortina
for the "little PJ" who ii the
"backbone" of tll1I COWltl'7.
My m::=rzA con· unl1.a8 tn-
apectkln: ~ are. JA YNlt .JOHNSroN
cards to put on the unauthorized
cars Thanks so much for your
concern.
MONA MOlSO
E•barras•T~
To the Editor
1 applaud the Pllol for
pubhshing photographs of of·
renden of handicapped parlung
spaces. U these idiots don't re·
allu the hardships they impose
on people who really need the
spaces, then I hope the photos
openly embarrass them
Thank you Pilot, for canng.
G.D. BALL
Pr••~r•lo•
To tbe F.ditor:
When I vlslted the remote
stately ranch home ol my friend
Pocboco Harriet, built 100 yean
a10 far out on t.he Ar1eotine
pampas, 1 nouced a t.all steel
tower with winding stain Jutting
up Crom the center of the roof.
"What's that for?" J uked.
• "Well. in those days," be
replied. "everyone had to put
tbam up as watchtowers to
guard against maraudln1 In-
dians." wm history repeat. requirtn&
all of us to insla.ll them, with
guards, to protect us from the
thugs and rapists breaklna into
our homes ni&bUy?
" FRANX KLOCK
s•••t•••fl~•" To the Editor:
My hearty congratulations to
lb• Dal\1 Pllot for reouUy
publl1btn1 plcturH of un·
authort.ud veblclea ~upytna rN•rnd handicapped putr:lq
1paH1.
What a lutatlc way to dil-
cour .. • otMr Wepl pubn
from dOlDI tbe Hme. wt•a mu• thtl adallJ r .. tun1
You're WIUll about GM t!dq,
however. TbeM lDconalderate t.am::-tbe ~~Pf*'~
DAVIDE. FEY1t
The beautiful part of the whote
prop-am Js not only the reduced
price but the attitude of the
em:rlo)'ee9 a a whole. ot aervtce
an attmticlo to this CJ'OUP ART McKENZIE
l•ereau V•t•lr
To the Editor:
As a budding boatrng en·
thusiast ot ooly avera1e me&n!i ,
I WU shocked and saddened to
learn tbat Oran1e County
supervisors are considering
doubUnc Newport Harbor moor·
In• feM. Tbe supervisors seem
to have forsott.eft that 1ovem·
ment and ,ovemment-operat.ed
faclUtlea exist lo serve lbe
public, not vlce-veru. Tbe
harbor la under public cootrol to
enaure that everyone baa fair
access to a limited community
resource. It ls not Just a source
of revenue to be callously ex
plotted by • voracious county
government.
The propmed fee increase pre
sumes that all users of harbor
facilities are so wealthy that a
100 percent fee increue will be
tolerated u merely an incon·
venleoee. Unfortunately, Um is
not tbe eae. llaay Wion are or-dinarJ people ol moderate meam
wbo b••• made Yery real
sacrtftcm to be able to aail. It I.I
these people wbo will be burt by
the tnereue ... ., will be blown rllbt out ol tbe water, and what wu once a publlc barbor will
beeome an aclUllve club for the
veeyrteh.
ALTllOUGB the county con·
trola only a amall number of
moorin11, lf it succeeds in
perpetratiq lbls outrqeous ln·
creue, "917 moortq 1n every
harbor wUl IOOD be aa dear. U lnere8llill ..,,.. NftDUIS IDU9t
be aenented.. tbe a1ktlna acale ot
rate bl.a. prGp}llCI b7 tbe PUot m it.a reca ... al would be
mucb man eqaltable.
A'tl Ml) I daD't. OWD a bod.
the &"'Hid laeNUe ICU'l9 me. II~ tllt 0111A11 Coant1 CSUUU realla• t.bat
neh • ••111en111 .. al_.. c.. .... .., ...... to Dt onen. Tb• laortaH would
NpJMa a clalaprooa attemjlt
CID tbe put ol cmmtJ Pftnl•
..
ml·nt to unfairly exploit a
hm1ted resource operated as a
public tru.-;t. Imagine the coose·
quenN.'S 1f county parks or city
.... at1·r supph~ were exploited
v.1th such monopolc;tic greed'
GEORGE PHILLIPS
St11Pld Preposal
To the Editor
Trad1t1onally the general
publlc uaumes that their elect-
t•d school board members <in
this case the board for the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
D1slnct) are settmg policy and
overseeing the efficient running
or the dlstnct
For approximately 10 years
now many teacher'> have been
tryu1g to tell the supennlendent,
the school board. and c1tu.eos in
the community that our NMUSD
has been rapidly losing Its
beritaee of quality education,
and thal there ls mismana1e-
ment ot funds
No one listened.
For the la.st three days many
teachers (a 100 percent turn-out
at some scboota> have made
themselves more obvious to
parent. by cooduct1n1 what is
called "lnformatioo picketine''
in front or all schools in the dis-
trict
THE PRESENT issue is only
one of many -only the tip of the
icebere ll rep,..enta tbe over·
all differences of opinions
between teachers on one hand
and the dlltrtct admlniatraUoo
on the other. The dbtrlct ls cur·
rently uldos for the basal pro-
1ram (wbich often oiualc and
pbyslcal educatloo tmtruction at
the prtm.ary ll'ade level. l.Dd tbe
ll brar1·medta center In·
dlvtdn•fi..t and small sroup in-
strueUGn) to be dropped. WhlJe at tbe aame time (and
aaet uain an1y one clear a.am-ple) the .au~rlnteadent and
UlrM Mmt•nt 1&JpertnWndlal1
aN jfnD car allowancee ol 9175
and .., per month. Now thl
aupertntendeat makes around
$50,000 per year. Muat we drop
educM.loPal yrosrama dlrtct1y
lnYolYina ltuiOIDte wb1Je ~
the bollel in cant The dlltrlct'I
propoul too atQld and lm·
moral to be wonb a damn. No
wonder teacb•ra are dl1-
coural9d wtth um type of 411·
trtct leadaitlllP aad :cs.dltola-
maktftl. 800.&R W&ll&, SoCW &tadtea teactm . .. ~~--• delllar mP ScbOo1
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Care Taken
For Employees
a1 JOLTON •oaowm
Walt.er A. Ra.a. • biwlges1 leader and remarbble mua, died lut month at tbe ace rA IO. Hll llled.me aptnntd
tbe '"'9th ot • San P'ranc1leo comNAJ from • 1mall muautadurer ol deo.lm wort clot.bes to tbe world'• larc-t apparel producer.
Tbe company be beaded frOm l9Z8 to 1'TO ll Leri
Strausa 6 C.o. It'• beaded today by h1a two aooa, Walter
and P_. . .Ma buliaeu, It'•• reaoUDd.l.Di 1uecesa . .Jeans ban become an American uru!orm. But other measures bave to be applied to
daertbe bow remark•·
ble ll the lepcy left by
Walter Rau Money
Tree Many compan•u
pay U~eervice to lbe
cootrlbmiaoa made by
their C'HD~~ees. Few
back up word.a with deeds. Levt Strauaa ia ooe that
does.
FOUa YEAU AGO, alter 12S years ln tbe bminesa,
Levi Strama CTOUed the Sl billioo sales marlc for tbe ftnt
Ume. To aipal that event, the company enrolled 25,700
employees u members of a "Billion Dollar Club"-and
paaaed out awarcb of cub or stock to all ol them. U.S. and
oveneu emp.\oyees we~ eligible for the awards.
The billioo-doll.at commemoratioo cost the company
about S3 millioa.
It may have t&ken l2S years to reach $1 biWoo but It
took ooly another four to get to the $2 billion level. Levi
Strauss has Just crosaed that mark, the~by movtni into
the ranks of the top lSO uidwstrial corporatiooa.
LAST MONTH, SBOR11.Y alter Walter Hau died, the
club establabed four years ago was supplanted by a ''Two
Billion Dollar Club." Designated u members were all
Levi Strauaa employees bere and abroad-their number bu now swelled to(2,000.
All the employees we~ g1ven commemorative trays and
C'asb awards that ranged Crom SSO to $350 The awards were
based 00 lencth of SUVIC'e, I.he $.150 gome to those with the
fewestnumberof yun on the payroU.
Retu"ees were oot rorgotteo. A chect for $100 went to
each of 8IM Levi St.rams rellnu
THE TWO.BILLION·DOUAJl commemoration cost
lhe company about S6 m1U1on That may not s~m to be a
lot ror a company dotng more than $2 billioo a year, but
look at 1t thJ.s way . 1t didn't have to do 1t at all. Not many
rom pani~ do at And what company do you know of that ls
lbougbtfuJ enough to share its rewards wtth people wbo
made their contnbuuons U\ p~Vlou.s years and have since
left the company'>
The People wbo might conceivably object to this
payout are the stockholden. After all, lhi1 kind of
geoero1ity does reduce profits But Levi Strauss
stockbold!rs are probably the last ones to raise any obje<:·
uons. <>wt the past five yean Levi Strauss stock bu be«!
one of the top performers oo ~ New Yort Stock Ex·
cha.nae.
Tbe $1.000 ionsted m Levi StraUM at the start of tm
would be worth more t..ban $10,000 t.oday-and would be
eal"'Dinl dlYldmds of $3:50 a year
LEVI ST&AVS8 E•PLOYEES are aware of thJ.5 stock
performance too. Every bme an employee completes five
years al service, be or she receives a 11ft ot five aha.res 0( stock.
Could it be that lbe~'s a relatJonsb.lp bet•eeo the
performance of the eompany and the way it treats
employees! Fortune magU1.De •uuested as much last
year when it an.noon~ the election of Walt.er A. Hau to
the National Buatness Hall of Fame. Fortune noted then
that Hau was one or the fi.nrt employers in the 1arment 10-
dustry to guarantee year·round wort. Wben orders were
s low, be had the employees redo the rectory floors.
Fortune added:
'"'lbe loyalty and dedication or its employees no doubt
have bad something to do wtth the wortd·famous quaUty buill tnto LeVts "
Calm Sea Aids
LNG Terminal
LOS ANGELES CAP) -The winds and wayeos are so
calm near Point Conception that they would interfere with
Liquefied Natural Gas tankers doclnng at a proposed LNG
terminal less than 5 percent ol the lime, accof'flini to a
two-year study releUed by Western LNG Aasociates.
The nnn hired Tetra·Tecb loc. of Pasadena to ltudy
ocean wave and wind conchtioos from Dttember 19"n
lbroup December um at tbe t.ermmal site in LilU• Cojo
Bay.
The study, released this week, showed that high waves
would bave anterefered with LNG ship docking less than S
percent ol the time, Mid Western LNG president Keith C.
McK.lnoey, and wind speeds would have hampered dockin1
leas thm 2 percent of the Ume.
The wlnd and wave mooitorint wu done at tbe re-
quest ol the Callfonua Public UWiUes Commlaaloa u a
cond1Uonoftta approval of the site in July um.
Earnings Increase
LOS ANOl!:La (AP> -Pactftc l.JOtinl Corp., tbe
parent ot Soutbem Callforuia Gu Co., Wednesday report-
ed ean1Dp few IMt year ol more than $f7 .t mlWoa -an
tncreae ol a.3 m1Dion oft!' 11'18.
Paul A. Miller', cbalrman ot Pad.ftc Llebttni. Mid
d1Yidmdl for um would be SS.IO per aha.re ol commoo
stock, compared t.o S.S.12 the preYious year.
Gold, Silver Quotations
BJ,,_ A111 zl1&iet Prw
Selected world &old r&~c;i' today: I n'11: mora1ni "12U$, otf tn.11; aft&.,_
ftDD.I mo.oo, a1u10.oo.
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TUB~ TOPPERS
C!'JT • a:ao -C1 veland Orobettra eoth Allnlv ary Special, G -arttsta
elude Bev rb' sm.. Iuac Sten and LeonAid Boee.
NBC e 10:00 -Slcaf. ~ a new dramaUc 1ertu 1tarrin1 K"'arl
Mal aa a Pltuburlh 1t.elworker <see review below).
A.BC • 10:00 -'J/IJJ'J/IJ. Tbe deJ)Oled
shah al Inn la interviewed by JoariaaH1t
David Frost.
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whan hll rnlttrea•
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CIN 11 Esther Wllll-.
!'Skag'-a Working Man's TV Series . .
By PETE& J . BOYER
r LOS ANGELES <AP> -P1tls·
l.urgb, in case you haven't been
feadmg your Sports pages, IS the latest
;clitiooof" Amenca'sCity."
"America's City" used to be
Dallas, back when progresb and
boom were
popular notions.
But troubled limes
t'&ll for the re
assurance of more
basic values, and
Pitt's 1s a burgh
that oozes basic
values Hard hat
and bard work.
no -non sense
sweat-of the brow
stuff
MALDEN Accord1n,i: t o
•ports stones I've read lately, the town bas managed to infuse these
qulities into its sporting clubs. Thus
the baseball Pirates and football
Steelers are champions because
they're like their town: Tough,
honest and hard workmg
Ridiculous, perhaps, but conve-
mcnl. H the work ethic needs a sym-
bol, Pittsburgh ts as good as any,
better than most, probably
WRICH LEADS US to NBC and its
oew series, "Skag " ThlS lS a monu-
ment to old fashioned ideals, w1lh
Karl Malden as a tough steelworker
patriarch try10g to hold together a
disintegrating way of hfe
It is. I suppose, offered as a study
or America in microcosm That. 1t
may well be
Malden plays Peter Skaagza, hard-
working soo of bard·worlung 1mmi·
grant Serbs, the very persoruf1cation
or tbe urban workmgman ethic. At
times, you get the feeling that 1f
Malden bumps into a sharp corner,
America will come spilling out
He lives, of course, in Pittsburgh,
THE OOUBSE OF the new senes
(which begins tomght at 10 on Channel
4> was mapped out in a three-hour
premiere last week. The opening
~cene was a synopsis. In the furnace
room of a s teel mill, two
steelworkers are trapped beneath a
conveyer carrying smoldering st.eel.
Fire and sparks everywhere. Our
hero, Blood 'n' Guts Stag, a.gnores
the dangers and works the men free
All ma day's work.
Skag goes home, where things
aren't as easy. His son John (for
whom Skag bas worked and saved lo,
these many years) its home from col·
lege. He bas brought bis girlfneod
with him. Said girlfriend, betng rtch
and modern, IS a Class-A wroogo in
Stag's thinking
SHE WANTS TO sLp with John,
JUSt as she does at school. "AU I
know," Skag tells bis wife Piper
Laurie, "lJ Ui~ don't want us run-
ning a house of ill-repute around
here"
Skai i.s all the thin!itS he should be:
tough-minded, honest, moral. a
believer 10 soc1a..tiz.ed medlcme Sort
of an enlightened ArchJe Banker
There are times the show goes a
little overboard, as in an absurd
hospital scene in which Skag,
paralyzed by a st.rote, asserts bu. lD·
~epeodence by crawling to the totlet
without help as his fellow patieo~
cheer·
'Go Skag• Go Skag!"
BUT SUCH COMPLAINTS are
trivial. Wh at Is important ts that
Malden and wnter Abby Mann have
succeeded lo creating a thing of
quality here, a picture of an America
that eeta lta bands dirty and edueates
its young oo credit, and has faJtb that
it can pay the bill
Sltac is a hero that speaks to the
times, like Willie Star1eU and TerTY
Bradahaw.
J'lke Douglas Out;~----
john Davidson In n~}!:R€€k
-~ HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Mike Douglas, the host
Of a ~ar syndicated television talk show for 18
,ears, 18 being replaced, the show's producers say.
• The announcement Wednesday by Group W ~udions followed report.I that negotiations
frlth Douglas over a new contract were founder-hag. J>oualaa' current contract expires in June. ,. .
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