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MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 21, 1980
Mag_ Free Hostages
VOL n. .. "· a Men'*'-.......
The Rams cheerleaders gave it their all
• Sunday at the Rose Bowl m Pasadena. But
their enthusiasm wasn't enough as the
Rams, headed toward a new playing site at
Anaheim Stadium next season, lost the
Super Bowl to the Pittsburgh Steelers,
31·19. Details in Sports section.
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Missing Girl in TV Show
Ohio Mom Begim Search in Calif omia
Smith came to Loi Anples.
Lori Jean Lloyd (her mother
divorced the alrf's father ln 1IM and remarrled) disappeared
from tbe Dayton bome she
shared with two slat.en and two
brotben reb. u, me, after ,.
tn1 lot a nl&bWme walk to a nearby marbt.
"It ... Just u 'I'll be ftCbl.
Wife-rape
Case Nixed
Dollar
Remains
Steady
LONDON (AP> -Gold bit
S8SO an ounce in LoDdoa today.
aurp ... inl tbe record aet ln
European trdq Friday.
London ailver prices, rid.inc
the coattails or the bulllon
boom. rose to a record S50 an
ounce from $49 at Friday's
close.
The dollar firmed against all
major European currencies, ex·
cept for the strooa British
pound.
London's five ma1or bullion
dealers fixed the price for the
afternoon trading session at
SBSO. But it fell at the clocse to
S838.
Gold bullion was quoted at
$845 in Zurich, matching the
record set Friday at Europe's
main gold market.
The metal closed Friday at
S840 in Zunch and $835 i.n Loo
don.
It hit a record or $838 78 ln
Hong Kong trading today, but
fell to cloee at $827.78 in the Far
Eastern market.
The gold price bu soared by
more than '840 an ounce since
thia time laat year in a naab for
the traditiooal haven in times ol
monetary uncertainly and
political crt.es.
A New Yortt investment ad·
viser, James Sinc:Jair, wu quot·
ed ln The 'nmes of London to-
day u aaytn1 the price may
reach four fiaurea lb.la year.
Sloclair aa1d eventa ln Inn
and A11haniatau, aa well u
1rowiq '91k that tbe SoYiet
Union could lnvade Pak.lstaD
and Tarby, WU wnct1n1 ''m,bt
capital" from oll·rleb KUWd,
Sa udl Arabia · ud tbe Unia.d
Arab Emirates into 1old.
Tbe Cllll1 allp by the dollar to.
·d•)' •• ·bJ .... ceat .. aimt tbe _ BrlUlh pamd, . which eo.t. '2.21.
compared with 12.21 at FrtdQ'a
clo.tnc.
In Tokyo, tM dollu bekt lll
1round today despb BaM ol
Japan ~ in npport el
<See GOLD .. Pap AJ>
'IEIEnSION
'
Poe1ns for Fee
3 Pen Verse to Fatten Purse
McFARLAND. Wis. <AP> -Read this story.
Please take the time, And you'U soon see wby it's
wntten in rhyme.
It's about three ladles and Create· A· Verse, A
busmess they formed to fatten their purse.
Pat Uno, Jud)' Sal\WSOO and Kathy Jerdee, will
com~ JOU a poem for an• ••ble fee.
'lbey'll pen Cb.ristmaa earcls, or •nnecmceements
of b~ Heanlelt messaces and rhymes full of
mirth.
For..annlversary, wedding or just.to say thanks,
You say what you want -they fill m the blanks.
For y~ars they wrote poems J~ for the fun, Or
for special friends whose hearts they'd won.
But then they took newspaper ads last fall . Off'r·
mg their verse to one and to all
They won't "go down as Elizabeth Browning."
But they say the ir poems leave no one frowning .
Militants Firm
Waldheim's Plan
To Free Hostages?
"It's easy," be said ... 'Ibey
give ua the abah. We Ii ve t.bem
the bostqes."
A spokesman for tbe milltanta
boldiq the boeta1es, reacbed
by telephone Sunday at the OC·
cupled U.S. Embaasy, said:
"Notbial woWd pouibly lad to
the releme ol the bostac• but
Uae utndition ol the depoeed
<89e-IM.N, Pace.Ai>
Coaat
COtldnued cbill1 tonipt,
bllt sUian1 and 1l11bt11 ,. ... ..,. THeda7. Lowa
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dar65 Uoai the eout and '1Zimmd.
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'Ilto 'Good'
:After Leg
Amputated
BELGRADE, Vuaoal•via
<AP> PTeaident Jo&lp Bros
Tlt.o spent a quMt alabt ud WU
lD good condlt.iOe t.oct.y fOJlowlq
tbe life-aavin1 amputaUan ol
left Lee, docton reporwd.
Yu101la•I•'• 8'·1••r·old leader wu operated on Sunday
for tbe second time lo ei1ht daya
lo prevent f•tal 1an1rene
poisoninl due to blocka•• lD the
arteriea of the lu. "The 1eneral condition of
Presldmt Ttto ii good," bl.I doc·
tors said i.n a medlcal bulletin 19-
sued t.oday.
They laid h1I pulH, blood p,...
sure and temperature were
within aormal bm.ltl.
Bel1rade remained calm
despite apeculatioo that the
Russians might try lo coerce
Yu101lavla back into the
Kremlin's orbit if Tllo. the
pioneer of independent com·
munllm, died.
Antiaircraft guns were aet up al
the Belgrade and Zagreb
airporta, but Ulla appeared to be
part of a nationwide, Jow·priorlty
"vi gila nee" program ordered
after the Soviet lntervenllon in
Aff.?hamstan
In Bonn, the West German
Defen~e Ministry denied
German nt>wspaper reports that
I he Sovwts were reanforcang
tro1Jps 1n CC'ntral Europe
because or Tito s cond1t1on
.. A stn·ngthening of Warsaw
Pact troop:, an Central Europe or
unusual troop movements can·
not currently be observed also
not aj{ainst Yugoslavia," a
spokesman u1d
"Wt· an• with Tito as always;·
tbt> newspaper Borba said today.
· 1'1to 1s with us and in us "
It pubhshed a telesram from
one of his World War II
Partisans. a machJne-aUMer at
a famous 1941 battle, who said·
"\our deeds will llvf' forever
but 'vOU mu. .. t recover ·
"Wq are Tito's , Tito is ours,"
a chorus of Bosnian ch1ldren
l>an~ before the announcement
of the opt•rat1on on the govern·
ment televu11orM1erv1ce
5-car Crash
Victim in
Mesa Hospital
A 19·year-old Carlsbad man
remained an fair condit.Jon today
at UC lrvme Med1c•I Center m
the wake of a five car collision
}p Co11ta Mesa Saturday. of·
f1c1als said
Police said Jorge Sandoval
suffered leg mjunes in the 8 .30
p m. craah on the southbound
Costa Mesa Freeway at Meaa
Dnve. which blocked traffic for
several houn.
Police reporta lndicate San-
doval '1 pickup truck colllded
with the rear of another car, set·
tins off a chain reacUoo ol rear·
end amuhupa involvina three
additional vehicles.
The only other penon lnjured
was Sandoval's brother Jeoaro,
23, a1IO ol Carlabad, Wbo WU
treated for facial cuts, but
WUD 't bolpitallud. police Hid.
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Amil.I
Spoil Game
SAN nANCISCO (AP)
-Three mtb 1uapected of
am u11ltn1 marlJuana
were arrested u they pre-
pared to wateb the Super
Bowl, poll.ee aald.
Nareotlca officer
Orepry Oorr.1• aald the
three h•cl ''m•de
tbemaelvea comfortable.
waitlai I~ ~ football
11me to start .. when
police kicked In the door
Sunday and served tbem
wltb a search WaJTant.
A March ot the apart-
ment prodU<!M marijuana
wbtcb poll.ee said bad a
atreet value ol 118.000.
Intruder
Scared Away
By Scream
A man 1arbed only ln 1Mtat
panta and a blue towel wrapped
around "14 head threaleo«l a
La1una Beach woman ln her
bedroom early Sunday momin&.
but was frightened off when the
woman screamed
Police said the 24-year-old
woman. who lives In the north
part of town, had left the door to
her house unlocked while vilit
ing neighbors late Saturday
niRht When she returned home
hours later, the suspect was hid·
Ing in the house. police said
He appeared at the woman's
side after she had gone to bed
and began to rondle tumaelf
Police said the atran1ely
garbed auapect told t.be woman
to "Slnp or I'll kill you." at
which tlme the terrified woman
acreamed for help.
The suspect fied before of·
facer• amved at the house
Police a re seeking a man
between 25 and 30 years of agt>.
standing six feet tall and
we1ghlng 180 pounds
I",... Page Al
IRAN. • •
shah aad the return or his
wealth"
Today was the boeta&ea' 19th
day 1n capt.mty
M eanwhlle, Tehran Radio
said Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho·
meini. the leader of the Iranian
revolution, awroved a proposed
amendment to Iran's n ew
Islamic cooatitution to ar1ve the
Sunni Mos&em aect equal con·
atilutional standing with the
majority Shlite aect, tbe state
religion.
It was an attempt to appease
three ol the nation '1 rebellious
elbnic mlnori~eal . tbe KUJ"Ch.
Balucbia and ·narmmana, who
are demandln1 autonomoua
home rule for their areaa.
ID another deve'®ment, the
Soviet Embaaay ln 'rehran de-
nied Sovl.t troops ln nellhbor·
ln1 Atpanlstan were a threat
to Iran and empb11l1ed tbe
Kremlln'• "friendly approecb"
to Jran.
But Tehran Radio uld
Gbotbsadeb told tbe ruUna
Revolutionary Council tbe
troope ln Afah~tan poee •
serio\11 cS.aDaer to tbe Eut Ira·
nlan border provi.nC*I of Slat.an
and Balucbiltan.
PremP-AJ·
GOLD •••
1'1111tart1 1'1aae11eer•f
the takeover of the U.S. Em·
baaay in Iran. when the saiator
led Cart.er two-to-0ne m motl
polls
A poll conducted Jan &-9 by
the Des Moines Register gave
Carter 57 percent popular sup-
port to Kennedy's 25 percent.
Jual a mooth before , each man
had drawn a 40 percent rallng.
Reiardless of the outcome in
Jowa. said Kennedy. he's "in
the race "for tbe duration."
On the Republican side,
former Calllomla Gov Ronald
Rea1an sUU led In the latest
Register poll but had supped
badly from hJs showing m an
earlier one. taken before the
televised debate earlier this
month 1n which he declined to
parti<.•1pate
Several other Republican
hopefuls pred1ctt'd forme r U N
Ambassador and CIA d1reetor
Ceor1e 8U1h. who campaigned
hard and organized well an Iowa,
will finish ahead of Heagan
Appeanng Sunday on the CBS
program "Face the Nation,"
Bwih sa.Jd no one should expe<.'t
him to wu but "we might do
better than expected " Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. told
a rally ln Dee Moines that "l
hope you'll tum out In mualve
numbera . That's the ,only
way Howard Balter lll aoing LO
do well "
Former Gov John B Connally
of Texas wound up his Iowa
campaiRJl Saturday after a 40
hour marat.hon slant that dem
o natrated bis s tamina and,
Connally hoped, provided an ob-
vioua reminder that Reaaan will
be 69 next mooth.
The other active Republican
candidate In Iowa waa Rep.
Phlllp Crane of llJ1noi1, who WU
scheduled to attend the opeo.lng
of a GOP caucus LD Story City.
The third man In the
Democratic race, Gov. Edmund
G. Brown Jr. ol California. cam-
palaned briefly In the stale,
mostly to get himself an invite·
tion to join Carter and Kennedy
in a debate. But the debate wu
canceled and Brown baa aince
ur1ed au.pportera to back un·
comm!Ued alates.
An ABC Newa aurvey of 92 ol
Iowa'• 98 GOP county chairmen
taken Jan. 14·17 and releued
Friday showed Rea1an leadlnc
Bu.ab 24 to 21 percent. Baker had
13 percent, Connally, 10; Crane.
5; Sen. Bob Dole of Kanaaa, 3;
and ~· John Andenon ol 11·
llnol1, 1. The othen were un·
decided.
ln a poll ol 90 ot 99 Democratic
county chairmen, Carter waa
favored by 45 percent, Kennedy
28 and Brown 3. Ten percent
were uncommitted and 14 per-
cent were undedded. Th• wuther tooipt lo Iowa LI
forecut to be moetly cloudy and
colder, wltb a chance ot anow In
nortbeni areaa and low tem·
peratUNI ran1ln1 from 10 to
near20.
Saudi8 Tell
Of Buildup
BEIRUT wbanoa CAP> -
Saud! Arabta bu told the United
Stat.et and BrtUJn tbat tbe So-
viet Union and Cuba relnforced
tbelr mllUary preHnce ID nellhbortnl 8outJl Yemen lD,...
ctD&. ntkl, Arab dlplomaUc
IOUn:t9 uld todaf.
Tb11 aatd tb•~cU1 told ·~ ancl Loadoe uw tbe aUtJH communlat bulld·up
m111at "prompt CMm t0 pat ....... armed (Cll"Olil CID altrt IOCID.
Tbe ICIQl'C9 uJd tM .....
formed tb• Amerl1aa and
Brltlab .,,.,.rimtl UW •· dred1 of -CubaD troop1 utl ..................
...... ..,. ..... t1rtlftlil '° tM --y ... apltal Of Mm uee a. knmBA'• mlBwr m. .. _..Na .
Daredevil motorcyclists sbowmg otr for
the crowd . nght., Wrona. nus was one
of Ule Chinese armed forces demon.tr a ·
t1ons staged recently for visiting U.S.
Dcfcru,e Secretary Harold Brown
Defense Strategy Eyed
Arab Envoys Discuss A.f ghan Moves
By fte ANedalM Preee
In cloled-door meeUn11 and
hurried Jet Oilbta. Arab envoys
we re engaaed ID 1nten11ve
diplomatic acllvtty ID the Middle
Eaat today that Informed
1ourcea In Beirut aaid was
aimed al for1ln1 a common
front on the wue or the Soviet
military in terv ention In
AI1haniltan
Af gbanlatan 'a aeven rebellious
Moslem factlona. meanwblle,
were reported trying to unite for
a "holy war" against the Soviet
occupat.ton army
The Mideast Arab states and
other nallon.i; of the Islamic con
rerence are scheduled to mett an
lalamabad. Pak.utan, on Satur·
day to chacu.aa the situataoo in
Afghanistan. where Soviet and
Afghan government forces are
trying to put down a rebeluoo by
fundamentalist M oslem
trtbeamen.
Several lalamic st.ales. mclud·
101 Saudi Arabia. have already
announced tbey will be boycott·
an& the aummer Olympics ln
Moscow ln protest.
U.S. ambassadors delivered
penonal meeaaaes from Preai-
Rider Has
Vps, Downs
HAINES CITY. Fla.
<AP) -Riehle Rodrl&Ufl
baa flnlabed bla rlde
aboard Circus World '•~
Hurricane roller router.
It took him more than a
week. but he hopes ll will
carry b1m to a world rec·
ord. Rodrl1uea, twice
Hated ln the Gulnne11
Book ol World Records for
bl• roller coaster
mar.c.bool. stayed on the
ride 173 houn, breatLnc
his year-old record by two
boun.
Th e 22 .year o ld
Brooklyn, N Y .. resident
completed 3,958 circuits
around the three-quarter·
mile track
dent Carter to the leaden or
Bahrain. Oman •nd ~udan today
deal111& with UK· Af~han c~1~
according to orfin.tl report~
from those &ovemments The
content.a ol the meua1es were
not revealed
Meanwhile, 8rit1s b envoy
Dou1lu Hurd, mm111ter of s~t.e
for rorei1D attair.i., met with ol·
f1c1als of the United Arab
Em1rate1 In that PNs1an Gull
ml stale. Hurd baJ. already vuut·
ed Bahrl.Ul and Qatar
Radio Tehran reported than
an off1c1al of the Af"han Islam1 r
RUSSIANS RODE
ON U.S . .SUIL T PAATs-A&
Or&an11at1on 1n thP I ran111n
capital told 1t d1srus111ons wf'n'
under way among thP rebt•I
groups to form a 111n&ll' .cuemlla
front
"The Afghan revolullonanes ·
duty 1.1 to expel the Soviet forces
from Af&hanutan throu1b Jihad
<holy war>. not throu&h ne1eot1a·
l1ona." the off1c1al reportedly
Hid
The Mos lem rebels ln
AfShan.iatan are divided alona
tribal Unes They have been
rt1blin& their separate war~
since the f1f"lt communist coup
In April 1978 and were reportf'd
to control half the countr) or
more
Hit by Auto,
Girl, 9, Dies
A t-year-old 1lrt w u killed
Sunday nl1ht after 1he waa
atruc:k by a car at I.be int.enec
Uon or Beach Boulevard and
Cerritos Avenue in Stanton.
poJ!ce reported today.
t;apt. Lyle Stoddard said
Heather Snyder of Stanton died
at Ana.beam G~ral Hospital at
S p.m . about two hours after lbe
occldenl nw driver of the car.
ldenuned u Ricky Hyman. :!O,
of Camp Pendleton, wun'l
cbar19d, police a&Jd
But the necessity for urufica
t10n and eo<Jrdanation became
apparent last month when the
Soviet Un1on l>ent a!. many as
100,000 ~ ID\O Af&haru.stan
to crush the rebellion and sup-
port the coup that ehmlnat.ed
President Hbr11uJl1h AmU1 and
replaced him with Babrak
Karmiil, a more pliable Russian
proxy
Pf!nta1on 1ource1 in w ash1ngton i.aid the r 11htin14
11nce the Soviet intervention ha-.
bt>en herce1>t in lhe northeast
pa rt of Al~haru .. tan bordPnng
the '>ov1et Union P11k1'>llln and
Ch ina Tht-~o ur C"t'> 1n
Wu s h1ngton said the Soviets
may need ~.000 reinforcements
there to make up for Afghan
arm> Mfttuons to lhf' n·~l5
MorP Soviet troop!; wert' landed
at Kabul airport ov er the
weekend . ac co rding t o
Amencan reporterr. ex~lled by
the new eovemment
The Kabul correspondent of
Prensa Launa. the Cuban news
aaenc> reported that an Afghan
omc1al told him . 5trong con
unaenll ol Afghan troops were
movtn1 to the 50-mlle-lone
Chan~ border because "for
several ~k.s auspicious troop
movem~t.s have been detected
on tht' ctu.neae side "
The Cuban correspondent said
the Afghan government also
rear• an attack across the
Paki.ataru border
"According to official
spokesman. Amenc:an. BriUab
and Chinese advuers are train·
ln& a contin1eot or more than
70,000 aoldien in Pakistan for an
operation qainat Af&haoiatan,"
the Cuban report a&ld.
F,....P._AJ
PCP ...
Martin ol tbe I.APO Sexually Ex·
ploited Child unJl.
It deals largely w1lh runaway
Juveniles who surfaced 10
Hollywood produced pornog·
raphy
BecaU!lt' Lori now 1s an adult,
there 1.1 little that the police can
do
. AU P~kered Out
Cindy Geisbrecht never met a llama she couldn't trust
-until this moment at the Vancouver area game ref·
uge. Cindy played the game and moved closer as
Giselle the llama puckered. But at the final moment.
pucker turns into the ol' razberry. complete with moist
spray.
· Newport Mooring
Rate Hike Mulled
Orange County Supervisors
are to decide Tuesday how much
to raise the annual rates on the
18 co\Dlty moorings in Newport
Beach.
lD two previous discussions,
, •qpervisors agreed that the
mooring rates should be hiked,
but deadlocked over how much.
Newport Beach officials have
aid they will take a second look
' at tbe rates ol 5'12 city moorings
lbould auperviaon vote to raise
1 fees for the county moorings.
A apokesman for the only
· supervisor who basn 't voted on
the iaue, F.diaon Mlller, said to-
day that Miller's main concern
was with what he calls the
"black market" in moorings. ••There's a significant black
market going on in moorings
... rJaht now ," said Chris
_,., l.oumakil, lliller'a aide.
•" Bel1des IUbJeulna the moor· mp, boat ownen can 1ubltan· -; tlalb' bite tbe sale price of their
Yeuela If they have moortnp,
'J.oumakls uid.
ii": -Pt..-l;y, a moorln.8 can be
truafvred on11 U 1omeone '*'8 tba "8lel moored then.
Loamatll said lllller may
~ npoee IM)dlnl a no-transfer
el.a ... to u.e moortq •sree-.-ma_
per foot figures that supervisors
deadlocked over last week.
Previously, Supervisor
Thomas Riley, whose district in·
eludes Newport Beach, cast bis
vote for a raise from the present
charge of $6 per vessel foot per
year to$11.
He was supported in that ef.
fort by Supervisor Philip An·
thony.
But Supervisor Ralph Clark
stood by the $18 per foot rate
bike suggested by county
General Services Agency of·
ficials.
Supervtaor Harriett Wieder,
whose district includes Hunt·
ington Harbour, also voted for
the $18 ftpre.
But 5upervisor lliller was out
or town that day. lea vine the
vote deadlocked at 2·2 •
Voters Enjoy
Quasi-debate
W ASlllNGTON (AP) -Qian.
nel·IWitetdnl YOtera ~ a
qaal-clebe&e an tbo eve of tbe
Iowa caacaa at P.retldeat
Carter md S-. Edward JI. Km-nedJ met for tbe atteDtlcm of na-
tiOIW ~audleneel.
Appearina limultanooUltr oa ·co~telntaioo oetworb s . and bla mat rt•at u.. um Democr111c pNIJOen'l•I DOm.ln&tlaD spent
ball -boar uan.rlDa , ... Uanl. Oce11kiD11J~. tbt eolnddlni ~Olferecl a IOl'tflf arms· 1mit1 dlbete bltw .. tbe sirta·
dent ud the Mauacbuett.a
aenatGI", wbo f each c:ithW
Ud Callbtdi Go•. Edmilnd 0. Brown 1r. lal0Wa'1 Democnue ca~.._.,.
I
TtMla~'et;l .... I
N.Y. Melul
N FIFTEEN CENTS '
lanning Conunon Fro;nt
fQadameatalht lfollem
tr{ ...
8nen1 lllamtc It.at., IDclud-tu Arabia. have ~
RUISIAN8 RODI!
ON U.a..au LT PAR1'8--M
announced they will be boycott·
ina the aummer Olympic. in
Moscow in protest.
U.S. ambassadors delivered
* * *
penooal maia.,• from Preli· dent Cartm' to tbe lead_.. of
Babl'aln.. Oman and Sadu today deallnl wttb tbe Aflban crllia,
accord.lq to ofllclal reporta
from tboM sovernment.a. The
eooteata of the meuaa• were
not mealed. Meanwhile, Britlab envoy
Douala Hun:I. m.i,a.llter ol state
for foretcn alfai.r'IJ met with ol·
ficials of the United Arab
* * *
Emintel ln that Persian Gulf
oil atate. Rani bu already Yillt·
ed Babralll and Qatar.
Redlo Tebru reported than
an oftld.a1 of tbe Afeban lalamlc
Oraaniulloo in the Iranian
capital told it dilcuuiooa were
under way amooe the rebel
IJ'OUP6 to form a ainele cuerrilla
front.
"Tbe Af&han rwvo!utlon.ariea'
duty is to expel the Soviet forces
* * *
from Af~ through jihad
(holy war), not throuah neeotta·
tlona... tbe official reportedly
aaid.
The lloalem rebels in
Af thanistan are divided along
tribal lines. They have been
ri&htlnt their aeparate wars
since the fint communist coup
in Aprll um and were reported
to control half the countrv or
(See A&AllS, Pa1e A%)
* * *
Tough Defense .Vowed
Carter L~ts National Priorities
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presl·
dent Carter pledged today to
work for a "strong, unsurpassed
defense capability" in bis fourth
year in office and said be ex-
pects progress this year in re·
duclng inflation, which he.(:alled
the nation's most serious
economic problem
"We must pay whatever pnce
1s required to remain the
strongest nation in the world."
the president said m a 7~page
State of the Union message he
sent to Congress
Carter said the price or re-
maming the strongest nation has
increased because or the grow-
* * * Gold Leads
~sault
On Records
LONDON (AP> -Gold bit S8SO an ounce ln London today,
surpauln1 tbe recont set in
Europee t;rlldlne Friday.
Loodoa silver prices, riding
tbe coattails of the bullion
boom, rose to a record $50 an
ounce from $49 at Friday's
close.
The dollar firmed against all
major European currencies, ex·
cepl for the strong British
pou.od.
London's five major bullion
dealen fixed the price for the
afternoon trading session at
$850. But 1t fell al the close to
$838.
Gold bullion was quoted at
$845 in Zurich, matcbine the
re<:ord set Friday at Europe's
main gold market.
The metal clO&ed Friday al
$840 in Zurich and $835 in Lon·
don.
It hit a record of $838. 78 in
Hooe Kone trading today, but
fell to close at S827. 78 in the Far
Eutem market.
The gold price bas soared by
more t.ban S&tO an ounce aince
tbls time last year in a rush for
the traditional haven in times ol
monetary uncertainty and
political crllea.
A New York investment ad·
vtser, James Sinclair, was quot.
ed in The nmes of Londoo to-
day u 1aytn1 the price may
reach fourflpres this year.
lllg military might or the Soviet
Union and ill readiness to use
their military atreogth, which
has "been made all too evident
in Af gbanistan "
He said U S steps to ~
the Russians for their 10terveo·
lion in Afgban.istan demonstrate
that the Soviet Union "will pay a
heavy price for its agcrusioo in
terms of our relationship."
Carter said he will offer only a
few new initiatives to Congress
in 1980 because of the im·
portance of enacting proposals
be bu previously sent to the
lawmakers, especially those
aimed al creating energy
~curtty.
•'In lbe coming legislative
session, the last in this presiden-
t1 a I term, I am deeply com
m 1 t:t.ed to firusb.ing the agenda
that I have placed before the
Congress," be said.
Carter said action on bia tm·
completed ageoda is '"absolutely
essenl.lal for the nation's well·
bellll ..
However, he satd be Wlll make
several proposals, mcludtng pro·
grams to expand youth employ-
ment, reautbonze general rev
eoue sharing for state and local
governments and require utilities
to switch from oil to coal
.... Spirit Was lt'ilHRg •••
Cheerleaders for tht Los Anfeles Rams gave it their
best effort.a Jn the Super Bow Sunday at Pasadena. in·
eluding Phyllis the famed "Pom Pon Mom" of the Ram
cbeerleading corps. Deaplte enthusiasm, Pittsburgh pre-v ailed. 31to19. Detalla today in the Sports Section.
'80 Newport Challenge
The president repealed an
earher pledge to increase de
fense spend.mg by more than 20
percent above the rate of mfla
llon over the next five years
He defended his economic
policies, saymg that., the past
three years have been ones or
··progress and achievement for
the Amencan people. · although
he acknowledeed much more
has to be done
He predicted flatly that "Ulfla
lion will slow this year·· and
should be even lower m 1981
The nation's inflation rate 1s
about 13 percent and mos t
<Stt CARTER, Page A2>
* * * Militants
Still Want
Shah Back
81 'n.e Auocia&ed Pf'eS6
U.N. Secretary-OeneraJ Kurt
W1WJwlm sa,p be hopes a plan
deftaed dmtDC bis vWt to Iran
will lad to the releue ~ tbe
American bostqes in Tebran.
But the lnluan militants bcMd·
in& the Americans captive still
inaiat the deposed sbab must be
returned before the hostages
are freed.
"We have worked out a
mechanism and I hope this
mechanism will make 1t possi-
ble to satisfy the government of
Iran and lead to release or the
bostaees." Waldheim told re
porters Sunday m New Delhi.
lnd1a
The UN chief would give oo
details of bis plan But arter tus
visit to Tehran, lranian officials
tulld be proposed setting up a
U.N. commiasion to investigate
the Iranian revolutionary re-
pme'a charees aea1rust the de·
posed shah.
At the time, Foreign Minister
Sadegb Ghotbzadeh welcomed
the proposal. But be said the
commission's findings would
not be bind.mg on Iran, and the
hostages would not be released
until the shah was returned.
G hotbzadeh repeated this
stand Saturday, telling a
French interviewer that the re·
turn or the shah, now living in
Panama. was the only way out
of the impasse.
"lt's eaa1," be said. "'Ibey pn m the shah. We give them
the bmtaaea· '' A spokesman for the militants
holdlna the bostaees, reached by te1epbme Sunday at the oc·
cupled U.S. Embassy, aaid:
"Notbinl would poaibly lead to
the release of the boetaces but
(See mA.N, Pa1e A%)
Coast
'
Dallas
SMBBOOK. N.H. <AP> -ao.: Edmund Browa, the*°
preeidmttal eampatp•a most weal toe ol the Seabrook ll&omic
power pl.am, came fKe to face wttb the tarset ot b1I ~
toda1.
After a »mlnw. tour ol the CCIGltrUCtion alte, Brown ,...
newed bis promiM to ck>ee Sea~ If be la elec:ted prealdent.
When asked ii the tour c~ b1a mind, lbe Ca.bfomJ1
IOTen:ior uid, '-not at all."
'"Tbe country baa to chqe pac.. The rtaa from nuclear power are too sreat. •• be &aid.
Ez-,.•n• St.ellff
WASHINGTON (AP) -Tbe Carter edminlltreUGD today re-
voked the licenses for the aport of spare computer patta fOf' a
controvenslal Soviet truck plant.
The actJon was the laiest ln a sertea of steps taken bf ad·
ministration otflciab to try to penalize the Soviet Union for ill
military i.Dterventioo in Allb&n1stan.
Tbe revocation of t.be apart licemes will block the ship-
ment of blct>·tecb.noto&y Sooda intended for a truck factory belUD
in the early 19'10ll with U.S. beJp oa the Kama River in tbe Ural
llouat.alna ol nortbeutem Rusala. ,,... ,.,.,_ -~ . ..,.
81 TM ~ted Presa
An Iran All' Boetnc m aircraft 00 a flight to febran from
Mash.bad in western Iran with ~ peraooa on board 1.1 auuin1
aod believed to have craabed, it wu reported today.
An air tra.fftc controller at Tehran's Mebrabad airport COO·
firmed that Flight 291, wblcb left Mashhad at 4:40 p.m. local
Ume, bad lost contact with the coatrol tower.
The olficta.I Pan news agency said the ntg:bt was nearly
four boun overdue and there were 116 puaenters and elebt
crew members aboard
Trial Testl•••9
Suspect in Shock
Following Arrest
Former reporter TbomH
Barley WU seemi.DClY ln a state
ol abock and unable to recollect
event.a after bia anest ln the
stabbing death of his wife. a
Santa Ana police invesU1ator
testified today.
Clark W Moorhouse told the
seven-man, five-woman Orange
County Supenor Court Jury that
'Barley, 51, was "extremely
nervous" when he was ln·
tervlewed several hours after
Catherine Buley, 46, was
stabbed out.aide a Santa Ana cof.
fee abop wt May 26.
"The Impression wa1 be
couldn't bell eve he was there,"
Moorbouae testified in apparent
reference to the police station.
Further, Moorhouse testified
Barley aald ln the lntervtew that
be could not believe hi• wUe wu
dead. He reportedly told in·
ve1U1at.ora "I juat aaw her out
aide,'' Moorhouse told the court.
Barley, who formerly covered
the county court beat for the
Daily PUot, was arrested at the
murder acme. The criD)e wu
witnesMd by at leaat 14 per'90DI.
Barley bu pleaded inDocent
by reaaoo of lnlanlt) It la tbe
conteotioo ol defease attorney
Georae Chula that the former
new• reporter was 1uffertn1
diminished mental capacity
wben the knife attack took
place.
Moorbouae a1ao t.esUfied that
Barley complained of chest and
lun1 palm alter bl.a arrest and
waa examined at UC Irvine
Medical Center before booking
into Orantie County Jail.
Tbe invesU1ator a1ao told tbe
court that a search of ao Or-.e
apartment where Barley waa
llvinl produced a sheath to tbe
letter opener used lD the attack
on Mn. Barley.
Chula attempted to win aup-
preaaioo of the sheath baaed oo
the auertioo that the search of
the apartment wH llle1al.
Judie Muon Fent.on however,
decided that the lnvestl1atora
did have pennlaaioo t.o search
the apartment.
Newport Council
' Race Starts Slow
Tbe campalp ror the Newport
Beacb Qt.y Council ta oil to a
•low ltart.
So r... tbe only candidate to
ftJ• DOdiiUt1oo papen la Mayor
Paul 8.)'ctoft who will Het a
third a.ral NpftlMllUq the 5th
Dial.rid.
ORA-COMT M
DAILY PILOT
P'll1na for the campalp cbe9
on Jan. 31,
City am Dorta Geor1• aUd
alx othera have taken out
papen, but haven't filed them
yet.
The others who are con-
templ.ltlq eadldacy an:
Ol1trlct Two -Rlebard
Clucaa, photo1rapber, 4401
Seubore Drive; DaYid Sbonl.
advertl1ia1 executh•. 12
Tribute Court. and Ann Sban9 Iverson. bouMwtfe, 2'I Walnut
St. •
Dlltrlct rt•• -Pblllp llaaJ'W, NISNd t.CMr, ~
Dta1DCID4A.e:-areun a11o "' oe Balboa llllDd at sat & B.11
ft'oat.
A lf •:rtat•Old Ca Wll tlfted to-
'/ • af afUlaab-
.;.1 "' -~ •bo .. 11 bl .. • ..,. ..
..... ~ turd&, Din& Point.
Or= 'I caue.rr'a m. U Mid ~ Pau.lrm •• o.at.... • a..m. &uur-
cta1 "' .... WCMIDdl. &be ... &I.lo lbat lD tM lllud wttb •
1laotpn bla a.Itel' ahe. •u
lt.abblld to daatb, iDVMttllkn
laid.
Sberiff'• laftlUutol'I ukl tt
la believed ll1la Paullcm "' atabbed bJ tm bo1frtend l>am1a Mlcbael Spirea, 20, or Dan.a
PolDt wbo waa found dead hom
a .. lf.lnfllc:t..s sbotl\ID blut '° bia neck.
Sherifra Lt. Wyatt Hart laid
Sptree bad drivea Mia Paulaoo
t.o b.la home at 118.51 Bil Sur St.
wber. b9 ltabbed her and then
committed 1uldde after a lov·
en' quarrel earlier.
1'be lovers' quarrel also left
Rick Goddard, 19, of San
Clemente, with mulliple stab
woundl. Goddard wu reported
in stable condttloa today at
South Coast Community Medical
Center
Sberlff'a inve1U11tora aald
Goddard drove Misa Paulson
away from a Capistrano Beach
party al about midnigbt after
she quarreled with Spares.
Goddard drove the girl in his
van to an 11olated spot on
Pacific Coast Hi&hway where
Spires found them and reported·
ly be1an aubbtn1 them.
JnvesU1atora said Goddard
!led on foot to seek help
Sberifra deputies were notified
and began a &earcb for Spires
and Mias PauJ.aoo who bad ap-
parently left the scene 10 Spares·
compact pickup truck.
At 4 a m , depuues found the
dead paJr in the front seat of
Spires' truck parked near h~
home.
Funeral services for both vie
Uma are still peodlng.
T11nnel Dug
To Reach
Drug Store
Newport Beach police today
sooeht the buralan who tun·
neled iDto a dru& store to steal
narcotics.
The break·lD waa discovered
Saturday at Westcllff
Pharmacy, 2'M3 Westcliff Drive.
Accordini to police reports,
t.be tbievea &Ot ln\O an unlocked
furnace room from which they
tunneled into the pharmacy's
1tora1e room.
The buralara then tunneled in· t.o t,be main atore iD an apparent·
ly aucceeaful attempt to bypaaa
th• 1tore'1 bur1Jar alarms.
Accordinl to the crime report,
the dru11 taken were worth
about $:500.
Thieves Take
Wheels From
2 Porsches
Pol'ICbe driven Denoia Bram·
nick and Phillip Crowley of
Newport Beach got some bad
news this weekend
Both men told police they
found their care sana wheels
resting on stacks of newspapers
Friday mornln1.
The two set.a of wheels and
Uret carried an estlmat4d value
of '4,100, accordin& to police re-
port.I.
Bramnlck said the car was
parked near 2244 Alta Vista
when the theft occurred and
Crowley said bis vehicle was in tu parkln1 apace at 851 Do-
mln10 Way. Both locaUOCll are
lD the Ealtbbdf area.
11Def Takes
Shingles Off Roof
..... ...........
Ct itaN OP THI! YUR
~ .... rt
...... Pllfle.4J
OUTLQOK. •
vocat. rampant erowth. but Nkl
he'd like to a. a oouncU ~·
ty in power that "doesn't COO·
sideT proftt a dirty WOC'd."
The newly elected chamber
president wasn't the only
speaker al the Friday meet1Dc
to criticize the current coancU. •
Builder T . Duncan Stewart,
named the chamber's cltiJleo of
lbe year. poked run at t.be cur-
~ot oouncll majority lo a poem,
ooe line ot which noted, "Be it
ever so Hummel, there'• no
place like home."
Stewart. a home builder who
bu tone been active in dvk af.
fain and IJl advocate ol solar
eoer&Y. was oven the award by
Ray Wataoo. a former chamber
citizen ol the year and a former
preaidenl ot \he ~ Co
Wuncil Eyes
$1.8 Million
Yard Project
Newport Beach Ci ty Council
members tonJght will coru11der a
Sl 8 million proJe<.'t to improve
the c1ty corporation yard at
Superior Avenue and l~th
Street. Proposed 1s the first pba.se of a
project tbal could coat an
estimated $4.1 million to com·
plete.
The tint phase COMtructioD
will be paid for out of funds set
aside over tbe past aeveral
years. accord1n& lo City
Manager Robert Wynn
The project cal~ for a 34 ,000
square-foot exparunon of eXL1t· me facilities wtuch house t.M
city's general services depart-
ment
If councilmen approve lbe
proJecl, an architect will be
sought to prepare preliminary
designs
According to city schedule,
construclloo ahould be110 Uus
fall with completion by summer
ol 1981.
Jimmy Durante
Remains Stable
SANTA MONICA (AP> -~
weeks after beini hoepita.lued
for pneumonitla, entertainer
Jimmy Durante remained in
stable coodlUoo today, but b1I
vital 1a1n• continue to de·
t.eriorate.
The •year-old comedian and
actor la still seml-eomcloua and
suffenng from lun& coo1Mt1on.
accordlnl to bo1pUal apolteawoma.n Vlcki Fairley.
<'4nldltfoll Good
Leg Removed
To Save Tito
BELGRADE, Yu101lavia •PC>t•mmuald.
(AP> -Prt9kleot J01tp Broa ~"We are with nto u alwap," TU.O ..,.. • CIUiet aiPt a.od WU newspaper Borba Hid today .
.ID JCIOd oondlfbl today foUowtna' .... lto la wttb ua ud ln •·" u.. UfHa~ ampllltaU. el bl.a lt pnbl•Wd a teleo'am from
left ... ,dodcll'INPM'ted. OD• ot bl• World War II
Yu10,Javia'1 87-year-old Part.i.unl, a machlne·1unner at
leader W. operated on Sanday a famous lMl battle. wbo aaid.
for U.. MQaDd time uut&bt days "Your dMda wtll live forever
lo prnent fatal 1an1rene but YoU nnmt reeov«"."
pof'OGtq dm to b&ockaa• iD tbe "We are nto·a, 11to la oun,"
arterie9 of tbe ld. a cbonal ot Boanlan chlldreo .. Tbe 1eneral condlUon of sans before the •nnounceromt
Prelidmt nto ~·" h1I doc· of the operaUoo on the iovem·
ton Mkl l:D a bulldiD ii· ment te1eviaion aervtce. ··~· • * • 'n.;aaklb.tlpulae. bloodpra· ~--J.!_ ,,, ll 1ur• a.ad t•meerature were ~ .I. e
wttble oonna1 Umiu.
Belarade remalned calm Of B •I J __
deaplte •peculation that tbe wu.u.tn
Ruaalam miPt try to coerce T
Ya101lavia back uito tbe
KremllA'1 orbit if Tllo, the
ploneer of lndependenl com·
munlsm. died.
ADu.irc:nftlUDI were aet up at
tbe B•l1rade and Zatreb
alrpolta, bat tbia appeared to be
part ot a utioowtde, low-priority
"•llllance" procram ordered
after tbe Soriet lntenentkm in
Afpanl•• -ID Boan. UMt, West German
Defenae Minlatry denied
German newspaper report.a that
the SoTteU were relnlorclns
troops lo Central Europe
becaUM ol nt.o'a condiUon.
••A at:reactbeDinl of W anaw
Pact troops iD Central Elll"op! or
unaaual troop movemenu can
not currmtly be *ened -abo
not a1ain1t YusoslaYla," a
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP>
Saudi Arabta bu told the United
SUta and Britain that the So-
viet Union and Cuba reinforced
their mllltary presence lo netpbortq South Yemen ln ~
cent weeu, Arab diplomatic aourcea aaMI today.
They said the Saudi• told
Wu~ and LoodoD th.at the
alle1ecf communiat build-up
miaht prompt them to put thetr
armed forces on alert soon.
The aourcea laid the Saud.ta iD-
f or med the American and
Bri\iab aovemmenta that hun-
dred• or Cuban troops and
doums of &met 1eoerala and
expert.a have been airlifted to
the Soat.b Yemen capital of Aden
aloce the Kremlin's military ln-
terventioo ln Algbmistan. , ..........
CARTER GETS TOUGH. • •
PCOOOCDiAI .tblnk it will drop. to
JUlt under 10 pen:enl by the eod
ol 1980.
Carter said hla budget for tM
fascal year beginrung Oct 1 wtll
continue hb policy of spending
restraint and result an tbe
amalJelt budiet deficit 1D seven
years.
Un foretgn affa.Jrs, Carter 1a.1d
ooe unmediat.e and pressl.Jlg ob-
jective ii to secure the releue o(
the American bo9tqes in Iran.
lndlcatt.ng one~ thb 15 done the
United SUtes would move to re
* * * E',.....P~Al
IRAN ...
the extradition of tM depoM'd
sbab and lbe return or b1~
wealth."
Today was the hostages' 79lb
day tn Captlvtt)'.
M unwbUe, Te bran Radio
said Ayat.ollab RuboUah Kho
meina, the leader of the lraruan
revolution, approved a proposed
amendment to Iran's new
Islamic constitution to give the
Sunru Mostem sect equal coo
atitutioaal 1tand1n1 wilb lbe
majority Sblite aect, the &late
reliel00-It wu an attempt to appease
three ol the n.atioa '1 rebellious
ethnic minorities. lbe Kurd.a,
Baludda ud Turkomana, wbo
are demandin& autonomous
home n.ale for their areas.
ln mother development. tbe
Soviet Embasly tn Tehran de-
nied Soriet troops in nelJhbor
lq Afp.,iatan were a threat
to Iran and ::S.haaiaed the
KremJin'a "frt y approach"
to Iran.
new tis to the Iranian IDftl'D'"
meot.
He f.a1d the Iranians abouJd re-
alize that "the threat to them
comes not rrom American policy
but from Soviet acUooa ln tbe re-e1on .. .
Car'Wr's wrttteu message is
the first ol four documents be
wlll 1ubm1t to Congresa det.aillng
bis eoalA for 1980 He maltes bis
State o( the Uruon addreu to
Con1reu on Wednesday night.
preHDll bis fiscal 1981 budget
next Monday and will make tus
annual economic report
someume oen weelL.
* • * f',.._P.,.eAJ
ARABS •••
mono
But the necessity ror unific:a
Uon aad <.'oordination became
apparent last month when the
Soviet Uruon sent a.a many as
100.000 troops into Allhaoistan
to crush the rebellion and sup-
port the coup that eliminated
President Hallrullah Am1n aod
replaced him with Babrat
Karmal, a more pliable Ruuian
proxy.
Pentaeoa sources in
W aab1n,-too said the flehUog
since the Soviet intervenUoa bu
been fierceat ln the oortbea.at
part ol Afghanistan, borderln&
tbe SoVJet Union, PakistaD and
China . The sources in
W aabin,cton said tbe Soviets
may need S.000 reinforcements
there to make up ror Aliban
army defectiooa \0 the rebels.
More Soviet troops were landed
al Kabul airport over the
weekend , 1ccordin1 to
American reporters expelled by
tbe new eovernment.
n. a. • .,.. .._. __
t.a. 1oU.llM6 c al eater. Lapaa. lltdu ... lalld., an..,__ a.11....s ... bJ
..... • "-· and two .... -. .. nm.
OUl7 wtl1 bl Netted at Ca~'a Qu.rdt lD
l.Atvna8Mcll•T:30p.m. W.S. Desd.a.J.
S.nle9 wW be beld at t.be
HIDe loelltlcla, l90 Temple Tw•
nee, at U a.m. TbUNIUJ.
Tbe famil.J request. doutloaa
be made to the A merlcan
Caneer Soelety or a favorite
cbaritJ.
After ntirtq from the news
cooperative tn 1H7, Kea•y
became a.ecutive director ol tbe
La1una Beach Ne .. ·Post. He
left this pc.ttion after launc:blna
a •JDdicaled column ol "Good
News" itema.
Even after being boepltall&ed
with luq cancer in April 1979,
Keavy'a news wtincta were
always with him. 1be bed·rlddeo
man called the AP office at San
Diego to report a news event at
the hospital.
He was tall, plnk·cbeeked,
silver·baired and Impeccably
dressed -from bow tie to
gleaming oxfords. Before com·
ing to Los Angeles from the AP's
Chicago bureau in 1929, be bad
worked on seven Midwest.em
newspapers.
For 13 years in the Los
Angeles office be wu feature
editor and writer of a Hollywood
column.
He was known for bis knack ~
getting the facts behind the
publicity. and telling them in bis
light-hearted manner. And as
bureau chief, Keavy encouraged
simplicity, informahty and
brevity in writ.mg
IMllY ..............
NEWSMAN DIU
Hubbmrd Keavy
In 1958 be beaded a
1y1temwide AP campaign
credited with markedly improv·
lng the news service's writing
For several months before ret.Lr·
ing be was AP executive
representative in Call!omla and
Nevada.
He presided over the foWlding
of the AP's first state orgaruza
tion of newspaper editors,
California AP News Exeeutive
Council, which set the pattern
for others around the country.
Keavy was born 1n Mio·
neapolis, Minn. on Dec. 24, 1902,
of Irish ancestry. His newspaper
career began m Sioux Falls,
S.D. -where at the age or 12 he
became a delivery boy for the
Argus· Leader.
After a year at Columbus
College there. he worked first as
a reporter for the Sioux Falls
Press, then as reporter
columnist for the Argus Leader
and assistant telegraph editor or
He WU fouDdlna prwldent ol
LOI An&•IH' Ca~ollc Presa
Coundl, ,.~ a time res t"' Im·
maculate Heart COl1•1• Qd
board member of the Los
An1•l• Prat Club and lta g.
Ball Welfare P'oundaUon.
At a 1987 tesUmonial dinner at
the Ambassador Hotel which
was attended by hundreds of
new:r and civic officials
and ·l-•llMH penooalities.
the Prell Club'• printed pro.
1ram aatd: "ffla personal
qualities -UD.failhal warmth,
endleu eotbusium, a rare Oft
for humor and a way of doing
thln1s wttb • nair -have made
him a friend to cherish."
Keavy waa also responsible
for creation or a standard writ·
ing test used to appraise job ap.
plicants. First tried in Los
Angeles, the test or variations of
it are now used in many AP
bureaus.
His writing advice to staffers
was simple· Wnte as you talk.
plainly and informally. Relax at
the typewriter. but don't take
the easy way and crank out the
first approach that enters your
head Exercise your ima&ina·
tion Seek the fresh, the novel.
"Thmk about every word you
write," Keavy said, "and avoid
nice. satisfying little ruts Use
short words. short sentences.
short leads -and keep the
stones short."
He told youngsters. "Develop
a style, and keep your eyes oH the clock ..
Youth Center Changes
Young, Old Both Enjoying New Life
By GAJlY GRANVILLE
Of ...................
If not troubled times, they
weren't by any means the best
of times al Orange County's
Youth Guidance Center a year
ago For one thing, counselors at
the center were joining their
counterparts at other county
juvenile detention facilities in
a series of sick-ins and other
maneuvers aimed at bettering
their lot.
Among other things, the
counselors said that, when their
wayward charges weren't ham·
mering away at each other, they
were teeing off oo them.
WORSE, THEY CHARGED,
those doing the assaulUng were
not being penalized or punished
for their fLStic transgressions
The demoralized counselors
also complained about short·
circuited career opportunities
and threatened Proposition 13
rollbacks that could cost some of
them their jobs
Too. it was a time of transition
in the legal system that governs
youthful wrongdoers' rel a·
Uonsblps with law and justice.
For heavy offeoden, the new
rules were tougher. For lesser
orrenden, the law was more torp~ especially for those
char1ed with such. wronp as truancy.and running away.
And the center was caught in
the middle. It was a detention
facility without a defined role in
a system Wldergoing change.
BUT TIMES have changed.
Trouble is "out" at the Youth
Guidance Center. The work
ethic is "in."
No longer ls life on the inside
spending late afternoons in front
of a day room TV or out shooting
bask eta
No longer ls Ille on the inside
freedom to break rules and to go
unpunished.
And no longer is life oo the in·
side sometimes spent watchmg
county work crews haul rubbish
from the six·acre site in Orange
THE YOumFUL inmates are
doing the work-plus.
Not only are they tending the
groundl, waxing the floors and
doio1 kitchen chores, they're
Beatie 'Aid'
McCartrwy Fan Slain
sneak abolrd a plane or bljaek it
to T<*Jo. llcHu1h said. Lam·
bert wu arrested for trespass·
lnl at the airport In lt74 when be
tried to pt OD a plane without a
tlctet. tbe detective aald.
. AD ar,ument apparently waa
touched oil wbeD be ~ • Blble beblnd tbe ;.. ler'• counter, then ~ at IM1' to tiH l1 back ad pow:ided tbe toy
IUD OD tbe eobDter, police uld. Prfibttmed customen fled u rookie piollce officer Manha
Roa•n uriftd and told him to
put tbe run down.
He refused md ran to the back
or the 1bop, police aald. Ma. Roten flred, but ml1Nd. Two
mon Dade County olftcen ar·
rl'Hd and opeaed fln, one bW1et
fatallJ WOUDdlQI Lambert ln the
cbeit.
Police nt&IMld to aay wbJeb ol·
fie fired tM fatal abot.
also helping to ma1nta1n tbe
banka ol tbe nearby Sant.II Ana
River.
Superintendent Richard
Duckworth says installing the
work ethic in tbe center in
Orange bas helped lift 1tbe
counselors' morale as wel as
that or the juvenile inmates
"It's a community kind of
thine, this beautif)'lDg of an area
and keeping house. It's mean-
ingful work for the kids," says
Duckworth.
BE POINTS out that, smce the
work emphasis got under way
early last September, tbe
number of escapes bas dropped
from 11 or 12 a mqnth to just two
or three
Duckworth also mentions that
some or the younpten already
talk about some day commg
back to see bow large the 84
trees they recently planted on
the grounds have grown
"It's the kids seeing for
themselves what they can do
that 1s so import.ant. It makes
them f ee l good about
themselves," Duckworth says as
he dlscussed the work etluc at
the center
OTHERS RAVE words of
praise for the program.
County Environ m eota l
Mana1ement Agency orticlal
Harold Marsh says, "The kids
have done a lood job pulling
weeds and cleanine rubbish
from tbe river.
•'And It's helped us frff our
crews for othet work. We're
down to bare bond. So all the
help we can get ls appreciated.··
Duckworth gives credit to
former Juvenile Court Judie
William Murray, Chief Proba·
tlon Officer Michael
Schumacher and "our enUre awr· ror devlaing the plan that
pulled the center out of ita
doldrums.
TBB CENTEa la where up to
80 boys rrom 13 to 18 yean old
who have broken tbe law are
sent to serve Hntancea U.at
ran1e up to to da71.
It WU Judo llUl"n~, ioo, wbo
reached out lrom b.ll courtroom
to mab it elear to 'I ln
CUlt.od)' tbat nal ftola&on wlU
be puiallhed a.ad that tboH wbo
1kip ca:n eqiect to ten• added
time NtUmed.
I
.DolDatriad R•n
Onofre
Worke,._
Return
SAN ONOFRE (AP)
Comtrueu. won.rs wbo ddled
a federal court order to relUl"D to
work Pr1day ftnally dld ao today
at tbe San Onofre nuclear
plant'• C.5 bUUoo expanaloa
proJect. I. spoblmao for tbe Plumb-
1D1, PlDdlttlnl anc1 Refrtaera·
Uoo mUoo uyd "It looks every·
body's beck to wortt" but that
thelr 1rtevance remained
to be reaolved.
The wildcat walkout beCan
tut 'nwnday after 13 ptpdlt·
ten were fired, allesedly for
leavtn1 work without their
aupervilon' permlllioa. TboM
men claimed workinc conditiom
wereumafe.
By late Thursday, about 2,000
men refused to work and almost
1.800 ~ tbe 2,910.member force
rem alned off Friday. Dexter
Levy. a bwlneaa rerresenllltlve
of the mlioo'a Loca 230 in San
Die10. aald pievance llllU were
scheduled with Bechtel Powtt
Corp.. major contractor oo the
work npandlng tbe plant from
one to three nuclear generating
units.
Dennis Conner at the helm o( 12·meter yacht Enterprise
OeH> leads Freedom, a 12·meter skipper~ by 8111
Ficker. on a downwmd run Sunday in bnsk Santa Ana
breeze. Conner. alternating between the two boats. won
three of four weekend races conducted dunng winter
trials off Newport Beach. See story m today's Sports
section, Page 84
The talltl will include several
other oomplalnU. Levy said, and
"we will be appearing in court
Wedneadav to ans wer the
restraimng order." US. Olstncl
Judge Edward J Schwartz
scheduled the San Diego heanng
to decide I! a temporary tnJunc-
hon should be issued to prevent
further work mterrupllons
Bechtel obtained the tern·
porary r~tramlng order late
Thursday, claimang the walkout
coat the San Francisco firm
$750.000 dally.
Jury Deliberates
In Hashish Case
If such a claim were upheld by
the judge, Levy said, "that
would virtually break our
local." Ke and other uruoo or.
f1cers pleaded with the members
over the weekend Lo return to
work
A federal court Jury has begun
deliberatloos in the tnal of four
men with ties to the LalUfta
Beach Hare Krishna Temple
who are cbar1ed In a multi·
mlllloo dollar hashish 011 smue·
glin1 aclleme.
Joaepb Davt.J, 30, of Laguna
Beach, la accused of being the
ringleader of a 1roup that al· legedly sent cowien pos1nc as
U .S. bu1ine11men between
Pakiltan and tbe U .s .. carrying
hashish oil in typewriter cues.
Alao on trial in connection
with the ring are Douglas H
Snyder. 26, Jack Carreras, 32.
and Lawrence D. Montgomery,
30
In all, 11 men were named lD a
federal grand Jury indictment
handed down last November.
Four defendants named m the
multlple·count indictment
already have pleaded guilty
before federal Dlstnct Judge A
Andrew Hauk.
They are Roy C Richard. 30.
Joseph Fedorowski. 28. Robert
Carreras. 36. and Patrick
Kenealy, 30.
Three others named In the in·
dictment. Robert Shea, 40, Dean
Greenberg. 28. and Gary
F1ames Snuffed
LOS ANGELES <AP > -A
five·acre brush fare in the Mls·
sion Hills area wu quickly put
out by 11 fire companies after
burning lo rough terrain. No
houses were threatened by the
blaze
Roberts. 29, remam at large, ac·
cording to Assistant U S At·
torney Enc Doberteen, wbo as
prosecuting the c~.
At tbe Ume the lndtctments
were banded down, La1una
Buch police Chief Joo SparU
noted that lO ol tbe 11 iodu::t.ees
were ~time members ol the
lntematma.t Soetety of Kriabna
Coucielm • • aad m.e of tlloee ten were aaociated wath the
La1una Beach temple or the
attt. RJcbard wu at one time
president of the Lacuna Beach
temp~.
Howner. officaals of the ~
claim none ol the men named an
the lDdictment were members 10
good standing at the lJ me the
charges were lodged in federal
court.
Investigators allege that the
011 was obta1ned from a suppl.Jer
an Palru!tan who would only de·
liver 1t af the couner presented a
photograph of Davis
In the two-wttk tnal wluch
was given to the Jury for de·
hberabon Fnday, Doberteen al·
leged that vanous "front" com·
panaes were established to
launder the procttds from sale
or the ha..'>lush 011 and to give
memben of the group seeming·
ly leg1tJmate sources or mcome
lnvesllgalao n" of Davis.
Richard and Fedorowslu was
laWlcbed more than two years
aao because of their hes lo a
business farm linked to the slay·
Ing of Fountain Valley drug
dealer Stephen John Bovan. who
was gunned down outside a
Newport Beach restaurant.
Brakes Hit
In Jlegas
Plane Mishap .
LAS VEGAS CAP> Air
CalllOl1U oftlciala aay a lou ol
brak• appuently caaMd a Boe-lnc m to allele off • runway at
llcCarnn lnta1lational Airport,
tnJunnc atx of the 216 persons
aboard
Tbe plane, flight 805 to Orange
County Airport and Sacramento.
was carrying 21 passengers and
lave flight attendants Saturday
when at plunsed 50 ffft off the
wet nmway whlle taxiing for
takeoff about 7: 10 am.
O ne passenger , Edward
Spatola, 31. of Stockton. Calif .
was admitted to Desert Spnngs
Hospital an stable condition wtth
possible mtemal IDJUries The
other five inJured persons. an·
eluding four flight attendanL'>.
were treated and released from
local hospttals.
The plane was tauang toward
a turnaround area to gel on
runway 2S at the airport, but at
failed to negotiate the turn and
plowed about SO feet off the tax·
away tnto a field muddied by two
days of ram
"It k>oked like 1l was a pretty
good JOit when the-plane hit the
field," said airport spokespian
J J . Balk
The plane came to rest with its
nose gear collapsed and the nose
of the plane on the ground.
th<L original G-9
wind bntokcz.r,
madlt in End18Tld,
of thr. fin<Za't a 1 l
cotton poplin
wlth aulhmtic
terton lini!lS·
tlw. ontz.. jacka.t
~'11 alwaya
remtmbe.r.
evelle blci in;
Mture1 > nt!J.!Y,
end. 'britiall tan.
Tba& fb UH 177 at had Uoaa
wltb tbe work pro1ram baa
belped make th• eeater th•
place to be.._. tbe 'I ID bvu wtGl .. • ---
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Slop Solution
a ••••·1', NOW m U.. U.. to pt blm mow.,. 8od7 1ho119 a1J KIW OU coutal ..... appear to be NaQ.
wtlllq .S able to do tbe job. I comkler tbe edl from
-... -..,
! ....
ewe 1Jl!; . .
"ActuallJI, I Waa OnlM 32 at the Lo.t Commncial Break .. :·
outfits willing to wh1p the old boy back into shape.
Here's one now from a Huntington Beach-Fountain
Valley weight place.
It offers a four-week course that will transform your
TV tube addi~ into a body that Is "slender, firm, .1Um, sensuous ...
Another body sbop operating in the El Toro-llJ.aaloo
Viejo area promlaes to allce 10 percent off the price wblle
they slice "unwanted pounds and incbea" from your
former football viewer.
In Coata Me.a, there'• this physical palace tbat wants
to get your old geezer in permanent shape by offerin& the
rigors ol exercise "two years for the price of one ... "
Another TulUn body place advertlla in acreamlDI \
beadllnes, ·~ lloatba for '31 ... ••
AND W DUSING tbe put moatba. your football
fanatic has seen no light except tbe pale fiickeriq of the
boob tube, there's a cure for that pasty sltin, too. Another
Huntington Beach outfit offers tannloi booths. They claim
be won't even perspare in there -Just turn brown.
Trouble ls with all these physical fltneaa offerinp,
they seem to be pointed toward the wron1 people. I.natead
of showing a blubber.encased 1rid fan who waa
transformed into Charles Allu, the advertisements plc·
lure beautifully slim women. One sbowa a shape})' lirl in a
white leotard. Another features a reclinlq bk>ade. SWl
another bu a photo of a slim YOUDI woman weartna box-
lD11kwe11. Yes, boxlnl &loves.
THE WOMEN, YOU nGUSE, don't need this welibl
reducbl1 pit.ch. They've already fretted themselves thin
durtn1 the football aeuoo just wooderina U the old boy la
permenmtiy fl"Olell ln one poeltlco lD front of the TV tube.
So the physical flb\ell places ouibl to switch Ule1r
pitches 10 the male football fana are induced to &et lD there
and ltart ct.rculatlnt tbelr tired blood.
After all, 1-dles, lt'• only aeveo moatha UDt1l tbe nut
football lealOD llarta.
--.'l:'li~ of I Ill= Wlltt•Htlllllt WI n Hm.tll7 ........ ...., .........
TM •• tt;li aeddli1 ll ·1 ................ Jund.
Tbeblll..... . •· ...... ol .... " ..... 9t Colo Ma'• lar1nt ballrlq, .... ~.,,---·-... u.. .. ~ "l>tlldall Nld,...MaYJraialdJltd
the INUDd Md U. Maml PYC w., .. nlOt ., tM
croWd. Wlblrt • Mii tW .._
rala ttan.d to fal~: ptople n&1blal to tM b9ck ., .......
wben tber'e wu u 01.t:nd
1better caulld tM eoUaPM.
AN Dlm.ATl!D ..... fw
bad packed the bullrtDI ~ attem. WltDm•• Nici ..,.,.
1,000 _.. lD tbe ftve MCUoaa
tbat crubed down.
•
Each of tbe five MeUolll wu
dealtn•d to hold aboat 500
peraoaa, but witaeaaea aald tben _.. about '100 lD eaeb.
Th• traaecb occurred u tbe
flDI ftN HCltedly cbeerlq ICOnl~ and men lD tbe rtai from aevenl bulla
beCon tbe at tbe bullflcl*. "We were at tbe eut.a end
1randatand wbft 1udclnl~ I notlc.t tbat .. at tbe Mdlw
be1an to fall backwardl. ad
tben the otber four fell, trappm, thouaandl of penoaa, •• Nkl cme
of tbe spectators.
Some of tbe .tctlm.a were im· paled on the apllatered beams;
otben wen tramped by panic·
strickeD aurvtvon.
•ANY OF TBE VICTlllS
were chlldnn wbo were Mated
around tbe rinl and bit by fall·
in& debris
All afternoon and throu~ nl&bt tbe airen.a of ambu
and other vehicles belptq wtt.b
the vtcttma wailed tbroqb Sl.D·
celejo and neigbboriq towns.
The Sincelejo hospital and a
local health center were unable
to bandle all the casualties.
Many were taken to the
nei1bborin1 towns of Coroza.l,
Cerete and Sampuea.
About 300 of the injured were
treated and releaaed but 200
others were bospltall1ed lD very
serious condition, the Red Cro6a said.
POLICE COaDONtD off the
SlDcelejo hospital to keep l>Kk
Guards Said
Corrupt
LONDON <AP> -A Uedon
newspaper today alle&ed tbat
corrupt 1uarda were ofteriq
sex, druca and UCJuor foe aale to
prlaonen at a Jail lD ceatral
En1land.
The Dally Mirror aald
prlsonera at tbe Sudbury
minimum aecurity priaoa ill
Derb)"lblre could buy tu with a ~tltute for the equivalm& of
, or could apend a n1lbt out
of prilon with t,be1r wtw. foe
S225. llartjuana ct1a.reuea IOkl
for SU each and liquor went for
'22 • batde, tbe paper aald.
Tbe 111.rror uJd It beau a
three-month lDveaUcaUon after
being Upped by lawyers foe an
inmate at tbe prlloo.
West's Sky Tm-ns Sunny
RaiJL, Srww Plague Other U.S. Areas
Te..,.era••res
" . '2 u •• #at .. .
61 • ... ,.
HM
•• .It
ltlaslcetl 8111 .. C!laer
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"Who wu that muked man, Momma?" fou.r-rnoaths.-Old
Brad Kelley mi&ht have asked fol.lowiq this lnddent at
an lndi•napolll Save-the-Maak rally for Clayton Moore.
64. Ju Momma probably told Brad, ·'That wu the Lone
Ranger, aoo." Moore must DOW wear mask-like &laues
under a court order protecuna copyri&hta involvin& Lone
Ranger acce&S<Jrles .
ID~ Ulda. (AP) -lome ............. anntd~
wltll rtn. tod•J followt.na a
Dltbt ol 1hogttn1, l1odQI Ind banWll .,, NVenl b~ ... L".cta::.-~..= .=.r
A.a ...... ...,~--IHldeDUft-4 keU wwe
killed ID tbe rtodq dUlt lnb
out ..,.... a black 1~ wu .,..... to ...... 1, a.day
near a predomlDaDtlJ wbUe
ni&bt club, audloritlee aaAcl.
Tiii: 80DY O• aoUael' bl8ek
man, blliet"ed to be tn bl9 ...
... fc.nt um IDGl"Dlal 1a tan
weeds bltliad a eentee ltadoa
that bad been yudaJlled bJ tbe
mob Sunday night. Tbe caa1e of
death waa not made public Im·
mediatel.1.
Wbtle reinforced police
patrolled the mostl1·qulet strffta today, autborlU.. Mid
the dilcovery of tbe boclY lD·
creased tension• in black net,i.borboodll. Some .,...._ ••
men armed tbemael•ea with
rt.Ilea before openlq t.Mlr ator..
th1a IDOl'Dinl·
Ellbt penoas were reported
arrested in coonecUon witb the
violence.
ONLY ZS 8TVDENTI out of a
norm.al earol1meal of about 500
abowed-. for elauel this....,._ lq at tbil biP ICbool. Aumd-
aDce alao wu down at tbe
Juolor hl1b and tbe tbree
elemeatary acboola.
Tbe blacb becan ~
after tbe ~year-de! &lack wai
found bea&en to death eart1 San-day ..,. a bar -patrcalaed
mai.my bJ wblt. -wh.lcb ha
been the 1eeae of aneral recent
racial eaafnmtatlom.
Two YAO to lock up
The26-Week
Treasury Biii Account:
11.783"
CURllNI' llA11
12.342"
AMIUAL IHKllVI YIBD
...... ~17-23.
110,000 minimum.
The 2%-Year
Investment Certificate:
10.400"
0.llNf ...
n.151"
AllNUALYllLD
lffedl .. J• u•ry 2-31 •
Nollllnlmuln. 2% to 10-Yw ... 11111.
\
0 WE 1'B1NK IT'S VERY s1~cant that the Carter-Mondale campaign made such a great
comeback," said Leet Francis, national ataff
director of the Carter campaign.
''1be people who come to convenUooa are ac-
Uvhta. They're the kind of people who oueht to be
in Kennedy's back pocket. And yet we fell short by
only 39 votes," said stale Assemblyman Michael
Roos, Carter's California campaign chairman.
Brown's chief spokesman, clUef of staff Gray
Davia, who earlier had said the straw vote was
mes!»'tqlHa, allo saw encouragement in Brown's
14 rceat abowlna.
'"l'BS GOVftNOa DID better than either ol
bis 'rival.I &ntlcitpated. We made only a very
modest effort. Dtck O'Neill aaid at the st.art of the
conventloo we'd be lucky to &et 10 percent. We Im·
proved on that quite a bit and we're pleued,"
Davis laid.
The straw vote results conru~ with results
reported Saturday of a mail poll of about 1.000 con·
tributon to the California Demoer"tic Party.
Carter woo the mall ballot wttb SJ percent to •
percent for Kennedy and '1 percent fqr' Brown.
California's 306 national coaventloo deletates
will be selected in a June 3 primary. and O'Neill
Hid be organbed the •traw vote oo.1y to "liven up"
an otherwille routine party platform cooveot.ioa. Although none of. the three presidential can·
didates appeared iJl ~. O'Neill did liven up
the convention. It attracted more than a doien top
political celebrities representing the three can·
didates a.ad a del~ate turnout about double
normal for the coovention.
APPEASING PO& CAllTER, who wu op-
posed by feminist letders for not doing enough to
enact the Equal Rlibta Amendment, Health and
Welfare Secretary htrlcia Harrla declared that
the Carter Admlnls\utlon "bas been the beat in
history in its record of appointments of women,
blacks, Hllpanlca and other mlnorlUes.''
Among a balf-deaen •tan.dins representine
Kennedy, economist John Kenneth Galbraith con-
demned Carter for allowtq lnflUioa to 1et out of
control and then attemptina to create a receas1on
to cure the inflation.
"It ls the ftnal irony that, for a year, havini
tried to produce a recenion, they haven't even
achieved that," Galbraith said.
Brown -expecting a lut place f1n1ab -made
•ubltantl.Uy lea effort to win straw vote support.
A.Dd bla dUef spokesman, his father, former Gov.
Edmund G. "Pat" Brown, took a more llcbt·
hearted approach.
• •
Saleage Ellert . ,..,.....,...
Three men wcsrlt to secure 1u tank left afioat when flood inundat-
ed Holland Tract in Martinez after break in levee allowed San
Joaquin River to cover vut area. The Pheasant Club in back-
ground is surrounded by water more than 10 feet deep.
3,500 Cheer Wedding
Of Mayor Feinstein
Thia is her Uurd mar·
Dftetate ll!;fed
Energy War See
LOS ANGELIS CAP) -The
pabU..bel' ol a re.speetect oil IDdUltry
IUl"ff)', who ... die world --0
lltu.adoo tura:lq lDto .. .eal•• eeooomlc war for many naUcaa, aaya
a hem.llpbertc eaer'1 conference
ibou1d be called foe the ~.tcu.
Du Lundberl. wbo pubUlbet the
weekly Lundber1 Letter, aa1d lo a
telepbone latentew Suoday that the
aim ot the coafer.oee aboWd be dll-
cuaaiooof • "rePlnaleaerotetea&e."
b.11 mt.eat in calliq for •ucb~ fereace It not to 1pUt up t <>re.mutton of Petroleum
~e&nel.
"People an Wl'Olll U they IU tli4
lnteatlao ot OPEC to aJd tbe 1'bJ.rd
World u Ju.st wladow·dreuJ=1.' LuDdbeJ's Wei. "It ta real and allo
effort to dneJop political and
lever.,. that eouJd M uaed a1ainlt
the lDdllltrtallMd aauam."
Tberetore, Laadbers •aid, the en.
parity between the oil haves and
bne-nota in the bemlapbent man·
data eome form of wuUme-style
coopenUon CJD eneru and develop-
mnt. .
";& :t.:., i ._. • • •. r~:-\~-.-T
Bachelors! Masters! begin Feb. 4 •
ENROLL NOW at National University
• One-bme ,.uauon tor your 8f'lllre program
• Day and everwng dasees surted for bosy adults.
• Study one couree per month.
• Convenient dasaroom loc8tl006 throughout
Ofange County
Make the 1980'1 11 decade of challenge and
growth in your careef Call H7.Cl5 for a
perliOOal inteMeW with an acadermc counselor.
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SAN FRANCISCO
<AP) -The champagne
flowed freely. the or-
chestra played "Peo-
ple" a crowd of at least
3,:500 cheered when
Mayor Dianne Felnatein
and her new huaband
Richard Blum cut their
seven -tiered , rose-
covered wedding cake.
flavored cake whl le
pl.n.k , beart·abaped con
fetti descended from the
celling on the delighted
crowd.
nage. Her fU"St ended in fOVICONVF.Nll'JfT ......_...,,., a.,..-1c-e> ....
divorce, and her second ORANG!COONTY ..,.~...,,_F.,...,~ c-cc-Ptu,
The couple was mar·
rled Sunday in the
mayor's rlower -
bedecked City Hall of·
f1ce. FolJowine the
privat e J e wish
ceremony performed by
Rabbi Martin Weiner
and cantor Martin
Feldman, the dome-
sbaped City Hall rotun·
da wu opened to about
1,000 invited guest.a and
later to the public.
THE BUOYANT
mayor, wea.rtni a Jade·
colored. knee-len,U. silk
deaigneT dress, bad in· vlted the 'Whole city to
nibble hors d'oeuvrea
and sip free cbampape
to celebrate her mar·
rtaa• to Blum. a wealthy
San Francisco buti·
nesaman.
Some people clicked
cameras, asked for
autographs and banded
the mayor cards and
gifts while others threw
spec 1 ally · pa c k aged
Ricearon.i -·'The San
Frand.sca Treat" -on
the couple.
ONE WOMAN walked
through the rotunda
with a loe&e tree branch
uaed in a floral display.
"I'm gomg to press the
leavea for souvenirs,"'
sbe said matter-of·
factly.
"Juat think what it
would have been like
without the Super
Bowl," said Charlotte
Maylliard, a frtend of
the couple. noting the
weddini was scheduled
at the same time a.a the
popular football game.
THE NEWLYWEDS
then cut the three·
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Vloliru.sta and harpists
on the balcony played
"Love Is a Many Splen
dored Thing" for the
bride and "You Light
Up My Life" for the
groom.
Bertram F e1ns te1n , dl ed iiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ of cancer m 1978
The couple climbed
stairs to the balcony
where the mayor threw
the traditional bouquet
and the garter as the
people cheered approv-
ingly.
THE GROOM PA.ID
for the elaborate recep-
tion. which a1Jo included
elegant floraJ displays
and 160 ca•e• or
She met Blum. 44. an
investment b anker.
about two years ago
when sbe was a member
or the Board of
Supervi.sors and he was
chairman of the mayor s
fi scal advisory commit·
tee It ill Blum's second
marrtage.
They were expected to
fiy to Wuhington today
on a busines! lrip for the
mayor. They are to be
honored at a New York
Clty reception by Mayor
Edward Koch later in
the week.
~= cbampaeaes F1aMle Backed
.. I'm much more nervous than t thought STOCKTON <AP> -
I'd be." the 46-year-old The Stocktoo Ctty Coun-
mayor said moments cU has approved an •P-
arter the brief, 15-plication for ~-:5 million minute ceremony at-in federal redevelop·
tended by about 20 fami-meat funds to belp re-
ly memben and trtenm. •lhU1e thta city '•
~~ydo~~·~ ~~!\ ~t~: :-.~ •• -.-.-.--area __ . __ _
woman who'• Juattbeen
married . . . I'm very
bappy."
Tbe tall, dark·haired
Blum, dreued con·
servatively in a dark.
pinstriped suit, ap·
peared to take his status
more calmly, saying,
"You expect a few in·
law& and extended
families at weddings. In
tbia cue, the extended
family '8 all of San
Franclaco. I 'm de· -==
lighted."
GUE8'1'8 INCLUDED
singer Joan Ban, state
Supreme Court Chief
Justice Roee Bird and
Gina MOSCODe, wife of
the late mayor, George
Moscone.
Mra. Feinstein was
appointed mayor in 1978
after Moscone's as·
sualnation. She won a
full term last month Ul a
runoff dectloo.
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Truth Too Dangerous
The ·'kill the messenger" syndrome still flourlahes ln
Iran and Alghanistan but, these beinl more civilized
days, the offended victims of bad news are settling for ex·
ile rather than beheading of the messengers -in this
case American journalists.
Our journalists were welcome enough in Iran when
tbey turned their television cameras on shouting mobs
QUtside the American embassy where our hostages were
held.
Apparently the misgwded leaders of that land had
persuaded themselves that a first-band view of their "re·
volut1on" would inspire the American people to rise up in
their defense.
It d.idn•t work of course.
But the real problem arose when the JOurnahsts, ap
prtS(.•d of anti-Khomeini upnsings m the north. turned
their cameras and microphones in that direction.
When crude censorship of television broadcasts of the
counter re\lolullon was ineffective, the journalists were
:,um mc.tnl} ordered out of the country
S1m1larly, in Afghanistan, there was no move to 1m·
pt>de report:-; and fllmmg of the arnval of Soviet troops lo
"help" that small nation. But when reporters revealed 1t
was the Soviets who had ordered the execution of the
leader they supposedly had come to help, and went on lo
report Sovwt losses in fighting with the tough rebels in
th(• mountains. the Americans once more were ordered
out
Of course, with a tolally controlled press in both
these countries and in the Soviet Unioo, the people of
these lands can simply be fed the Ue that the jOunWista
were really spies and agitators ln disguise. They'll never
know the difference
There are those in Uus country who seem to feel the
press sometimes goes too far 10 wivetling the flaws m our
own go vernment and the warts on our leaders.
True. the press sometimes is shnll. But is enforced
5ilcncc th<' better alternative? Apparently the Soviets and
the I raruani:. beheve so. Sudden doses of truth can be very
upsettmg lo a subjugated people, and very dangerous to
totahtanan government.
Susie in Color?
It soon became apparent that the new Susan B. An·
thony dollar was one of the government's more un·
fortunate bloopers.
The coin is so much like a quarter no one wants to
have anything to do with it.
But the fact is the U.S. Mint figured 1t could save
about $50 milhon a year by not having to pnnt so many $1
bills, which have a lifespan of only about 18 months.
The Anthony dollar. by companson, should be good
for some 15 years.
One alternative would be to add plastic fiber to the
dollar bill to make it last longer, but that's expensive too.
Now the Mint has come up with what may be the
answer -change the color of the Anthony dollar from
silver to bronze or brass by adding a new alloy, to make
it more distinctive.
Theory ls that very few people mistake pennies for
dimes, despite the similar slze. It's the color that does the
trick.
Well, maybe it's worth a test. But the slie confualoo
will persist. • Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot.
Othef views expressed on th11 page are thoae of their autho,. and
awt1st1 Reader comment is invited. Address The Dally Piiot. P O.
Box 1560, Cotta Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 .
Boyd I Panama
BJL•. BOYD
Q. How do JOU 8CCOU!lt for
tbe f aet that tbe aea lnel on
th• Pacific aide of the
Panama Canal la about two
Dear
Gloomy
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.S. Technology
THE PRF.SIDENT tacitly ad
milled that U S. technical aid 1s
important lo the Sovtets wbeo be
announced lhr.t sb1pmeots of
soph1st1cated industrial equip-
ment would be suspended as 1
result of the aggre1111on In
Afghanistan He decllned,
however, to go into specifics,
which would have made clear
how he and bis predecessors
were duped by the Rus11ans m a
single aunded U.S purauit ol de·
tente
From coof1dentlaJ documents
and knowledgeable sources who
talked to my reporters Dale Van
Atta and Mark Zusman, I can
now provide detaila of the way
Carter's pohcymaken were led
do'4>n the pnmrose path by the
Kremlin's palace elite
Back Ill the early 1970s when
Secretary or Slate Kissmger was
seeking glory as the architect ol
detente. the export of advanced
mduslnal machlnery, includmg
IBM computers. for the Soviet.a'
Earl Waters
1ie•otic Kam• Rlver truck fac·
tory was approved at the biibest
levels. At the time, aome of.
fic1al1, includln1 lben-Secret.ary
of Defense MelVJn Laird, voaced
concern that the Ruaaiana miCbt
use the central Asian truck plant
-the biggest 10 lbe world -lo
produce military equipmeoL
Kl8SINGE& brushed the mis·
givangs aside A confldenliaJ
Commerce Department
memorandum st.ates that in 1971
Kissinger "o rdered tbe
Secretary of Commerce lo ~t
three pend.lne appllcaUooa ' for
constructioo of the Soviet plant
Another sttret memo aet lbe
final value of U .S ·licensed
equipment and tecbnolon at
Sl 5 b1lboo. A major U S news
maganne described the Kama
River plant as "a living symbol
of bow detent.e can work "
Others -notably our Western
European all.Jc~ were not so
r.ure On March 20, 1975. Kiss·
inger cabled U S off1c1a!s in
Pans on the best way to allay
such doubt.!l "Kama trucks are
not tactical military vehicle~
witb cross-country capability."
the secret cable said "Some
R*'i N. WMdJP\ibtl
may ultimately be outfitted wttb
front-wbeeJ drive for muddy or
icy envtronmenll. However,
truck.a wtll not be equipped for
deepforwardlDc or h•ve other
featurea typical of mllltary
modela.''
Ki11in1er's cable concluded
that "we tee little llltellbood ol
di veraica" to military uses. The
American olflciala were lo·
structed to belittle any odious
compartaoo between the Kam.a
plant and • Czechoslovakian
truck plant that produced
military vehicles -and for
which • U .S. license wu rejert-
ed Ul lt'70
DESPITE Kl11ln1er'1 un·
cbaract.ert.atic coa!ldeftce in the
Soviets' eood faith, Commette
Departmeot otfidala were alert-
ed by lntelli1eoce officta.la last
year to tbe fact that the
Ruaaiaoa were product.na 100,000
more t>ngines than trud:s al
Kilma Rlver. and were warned
that the engtnt>1 "undoubted.ly
were to be used 10 military
trucks "
When lbJ..s ~nous breach of
the ant.ent of the U S. llcmauig
program was pomted out b)' •
Commerc. Department an.at~
Larry Brady, bia boss, 8tan)ey
Marcus, and tben-Secr.tary
Juanita Kcepa 1ave Coos:rea an
aatoniahtos u:planaUon :
Technically, the a ... tua hadn't
violated the llcemin1 a1ree-
ment, because they bad never
111ned the atandard promiae
that tbe U S .·IUpplted
technolocY would not be uMd for
military purpoMS. Tbat part ot
the license appUcaUoo bad
myst.enously been left blaaL
roa CA.ILING atteaUon to
the aenooa weaJmeua lD the
teclmo&octcal nport Procram. Brady wu demoted, ostracized
and ·threatened wltb flring.
Brady's superior• have also
c 1rculated secr et internal
memoe int.ended to dlac:redlt bis
wblaUeb&owtng.
Because Nixon and Carter of·
fic1als naively discounted the
poss1b1IJty of Soviet skuldug.
gery. the Russians were able to
1nvadt> Afghanistan 1n
Amencan·eng1neered trucki.
Detente is dead, but lbe Al&han
people wUJ be haunted by Its
e,bost for years to come.
Boat Owners Slip Away From Tax Burden
Those who enjoy vt.11lling the
mannu around the state on a
Sunday outing to view the array
of wealth represented by the
thousands of boats moored
Wlthin them. may also wonder at
times bow so
many people
can afford
t h em Cer·
tainly such
tbouehta
must pass
through the
min d s of
some aa they
gaze at the
magnificent
luxury yacbU wblch cost well in-
to the hundreds of thousands.
Now it comes out that maybe
some who own these experuuve
boats really can't afford them.
For the State Board of Equall.&a·
lion, which enfor ces the tax
laws, report.a that many ol lbe
boat owners are evadlo&
personal property and sales
taxes.
Charles McCabe
The boats are suppoeed lo ~
assessed by the county assesso~
each year But the as.sessment
date falls oo March 1 and, re
portedly. many boat owners
avoid the hook.'i of the usessor5
by suddenly finding an urgent
need to put lo sea, thus escap&ng
the property tax
ANYWAY, it would seem with
more tban 550,000 rec ·
istered in Callfomi• the U ·
sessor bas an tmpoaalble job lo
identify and appralff each boat.
Actually, as It work.a out, It ap-
pareoUy tm't u big a job aa the
oumbera would indicate. since
moat of those reeistered are
small craft, oot even moored in
marinas. but transported to the
water when the mood for a
"cruise" strikes the owners
Of the t.otaJ number, however,
a substantial percentace are
lar1er craft. where aueumenta
become more than minimal.
Some ol the foxier Iara• boat
own ers attempt to escape
Cablorrua t.a.xes entirely by re«·
1stenne their boat.a an o~.
a state that has no personal
property t.a.x on boats or a~
tu
THUS A BOAT, even though
purchast>d 10 Cahforn1•. can
evade both laxes by re111tenng
the boat at time ol acqw.s1tion
with an out ol at.ate address 5UCb
aa Ore100.
But Calllonua tax authorities
bave caupt on to the same and
joined wttb Orep officiala to
bunt down the tax Jumpers. Al·
lea Swemon. COOi County lax
aueuor. reporta lbat many
boats liYlnl tbelr home port u
Cooe Bay have never been tbere
but are actually baaed lo
Wublqtoo and California and
even Tex.u and P1ortda.
Searches by Callfornta of·
flclall find maQJ of tbeee bo9&a
aously harbored at Newpon
Beach. San Dte10, Santa
Barbara and lD San P'randKo
Bay martoaa. Wblle tbey
f'llllmate Ulle total of such boalo;
to ~ as hlgh as 600. it might be
double that for all they know
CALIFORNIA I.AW provides
that boats purchased here for
use here are subJttt to the 6 per-
cent sales tax It also proVJdes
that any boat 1n Callforrua
waters for more than 30 days i.a
subjttt to the property tu
In lbe cue ol a yacht co.ting
$400,000 the aales tax would
amou..ot to SU.000 and the annual
property tax would probably be
arou.od $13,000. Lut year tbe
Ila~ dbcoYered 100 boat.a lm-
propertJ l"fC1,sterecl The boats
averaeed m.ooo in value. Tb1a
reprnma tax evulom totalling
t:500.000 la Ala tax aJone, plus
property taus wbicb woWd toW
even m~.
For tbme wbo pt eauebi It
means a 10 percent penalty, plus
mt.rat OD the aalea ~. Ph• the property taxea. If fraud 1s
proved, t.be penalty LI 25 per·
cent.
Windsor Story Takes GlaDlor Out of Ro01ance
If you want a jolly good read, I
recommend imreservedly TM
Wtndlor St.°'11 by J . Bryan m and Cbarlel J.V. Murphy (llor·
row, Gpqea, 117.50).
Tb.LI la a mean-api.rtted and
llllbtb' caddilb boot; but IO are
all tboae
1011ip col· ~ um.DJ we bate and read. Joe .,.:;.
Bryan wu a
friend ot the •
Wlod1or1 ,
and the book
LI apparently
moatly . bis
work. There
are llberal
quot. from two earlier frimdl1
boob about tbe Wind.Ion, wrtt-
tn by llUIPb.1 for the Lace
publlcatkm. ,,_. ti DO doubt of tbl book'I
·~· ...... lade Dow .. mucb abcNt the Wbl41on u
Oeor1 IV kD•• abcnat Mn. "tDDaartee. n ...,..,,. wt 1t-11e~· o( Info. CW • Cb _ wrcu u. Dtl'• • .,,.. ~· ..... ' . llpOOk.)
ptUomly, "Da.rl1D1. are YoU to-
ln& to lend me to bed lD tears
11aln tooltbt?" Not a pretty 1tc1rY, nor .,.. tbe
lile ot t.be Wlndlon. It wu DOC a
lo•e amy, but a tatboak Mdo-
m aaoebll tl c relatloaalllp.
Madame, who II 1tW wttb m,
waa touab as a wran1ler's
behind. Tbe PrtDCe-&IDl·Dub
couldn't ftDd bla Wa)' to UM jobn
wttbout ftrm piduee. ,,., flt
ueb Cltbll' lib Box IDd Cox.
Bryan llld Mur»bY are dNrt1 oa UM Daa'1 Ude. -T'blJ n.1111
aa •111. awlulL1trident American bl~ wao actullJ
bellen4 1h• could become
Queea. nat aatJ for a -· .. forever. She ae•er clld u-
dentand Ulat tbe Cbucb ol En1Jml ... baand to ftDd two
dhorcn a blt muell la a
mGurdl'• wtfa.
111S NfiD understood ttle
pain ,...... t.bl ~ JI
wbo ii Mill wttb us. Tbe Wl.adlor
alfair, quite literally, broke ber
be art. Sbe dld not wiab to
become queen, and tb1I II no
malarby. But much more, abe
did DGl wtab the Dute'• bntber
to become Kina· Sbe ... rt.pt.
'lbeir life U ruJen WU a OOD-
llDUOUI bell.
.... , ••• 11 • .,. ...... 11 .... ..
D&All T: DMI u. ......-..... dr7
.. ~fAbiel pn me ...,.. ,..... t.bat call fQr u.tr
• ad I'd Ila to -.. tell _.a.re L°:'uci:==t=:;-pnp9Ndry
J.W .• ax.a del lla.r •u~ ftl• U.. •'7 ..._ ,.. ... ta IM ................. ._ .......... .....,., ... v.a. ......_., Apta:J11 ... w a..~ ..we.., ...... c ...... .-cbl ...... •••& e..... 1•• wlll Ila•• &e M yoar ewa .. .,.... .................. bft blt&M. ..., ....
eot.r, • •a7 as. .... -.ge, laa el freeai.
MU, ud a proclad daat will t.aD a leq U.e &o
ceek. Celar' ol ~ Mau, IMrwever, ,....l atteet
&belr e...., q..U&y. A •old mbed lbH dial wW re-
111h la meftll eoMill&, a'8ee amaller beau cook
fu&er ..... w1er ODeS. 0-'t kJ -.e ... dial bave
cracked teed cea~ fol'dp •a&ertal, ud plUolee
caned bJ tmed dama1e. After bayta!il&ore In
tlglatly co•ered eoet.alaen In a eool. place.
0..'t m.b aewly pvebled beau wt&b r OHS,
'nls eu reaalt ta uevn eoott•1, llaee older
beau lake loqer &o cook.
Whee preparl.a1 d.ry beam for aa1 dlab, wub
them tint. Thee IOU &o nidace eooldq Ume. To
speed the aoaldag proceu, ball tbe beau for two
ml.Dales. remove from beat a.ad aoak for oae IMJv.
Add ap6ee9 ud other aea..tnp after aoaldw1 &e
avoid &oaPetdnl tbe slllface of tbe beau aad la·
c:reaalq eookiDg time. Boll 1ent1y aad Air nry
little a order &o preweat breaklq lklu. A.ad re-
member t.ba& one cup of dry beam c:an yield up to
two ud tlaree-qaarters cupe of cooked beans, de·
peadblt oa &ate variety.
lallatle--'•~•e Rues Fa••
DEAR PAT. At the current rate of inflation,
can you tell me how much a person earning $20,000
a year today would have to earn five years from
now JUSt to stay even?
K P .. Fountain Valley
Tbe carrnt rate of l.nflatioo Is aboal 13 per·
fflll. Even without compoand.ID1, &.be rate of la·
tereal for five years would be 15 perceat. 'nJa ln·
creaae tn a $Zt,ot0 lncome woaJd make 1t $33, ...
and taldnl Into accou& &bat &be 13 pereeal applies
'-0 eacll year'a bJ&ber lDcome, &be tolal ftve-year
lacome W01IJd make 11 Jaqer -1D t.b1s case, ......
Co •P Rides I• State Beek
DEAR READERS: T1te tut few years have
seen an Increasing Interest In coaaamer
cooperatives lD Calilora.la. Aa a renl& ol •8111 bl·
qalriH the Department of Couamer Alfal.n nys It
is pabllshlog "CooperaUve Law for Callfonaia lletall
Coaaamer Cooperatlwn,'' a lel&I aid muul for
eouamer P'08P9 wanU.1 to start eoopera&IYes.
Dealpedspeclfkallyfol' dneinpl•1 e.opentlffa la
Callfonda, tllle muul ls tlle ft.rs& of Ma klM ba Ute
coaatry.
The mamaaJ explaJJll la la.J term• &M leCa1
steps a group mut take to form ud effec:tlveb
nm a cooperative. lneladed II eomplele lalorma·
tlon on the 1pec:lftc le1al ~ Hallable &o
cooperatives and oe.lte1' lepJ .,._,.. el reta1l
consumer cooperaUTe de•elopmm&.
.. Cooperative Law" al8o dlacaleta tM p~
uid cons of 1Dcorporatt.a1, dlffereal tJpee of Wes. securities re1alatloa1, director'• d•Ue1 and
Uablllllea, and antclea of lacorporatloa aad
bylaws.
Tbe maaaal. Hallable ID FebnlUJ, eu be OI'·
dered by seedlnl a $2.85 cbeck payable le tM S&ate
of Callfonda. &o: Co-op Leaal ... ul, P .O. Bos
311, Sacramato t58IZ.
Covers: Eng. Comp • SteetlnQ • Alt concl. •
Manual Auto ,,__ • Front IUIP • OrM Ax• •
Complete front 6 reer brake tyttem • Etec
System
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•
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'Brown Winter' Blamed
On :Altered Jet Stream
p la wl1 O.C.mbll' foDowed by
die lnlY WMlber. Ir a.bat ... tbe
t..•liml•I of \la~ patten, cold ..... lliouJd .. ,_ ~ n9dy to
........, llabmtrom Mid..
n e&Vl'IONSD un could be that
ii wm-• tbe dnll tOI' u. oat
Ila ..... -S JUlt about eftD UI out. Bat, If w have st.art.s another cycle,
lt eould earl')' UI prudcaUy throUlb f'ebnmy without aoow."
The elfeeta al a anowlaa winter', be
aaid, can w prem.atan bwldi!\I ot ...._R ..... Tmpe8yNUlnlMtr ••••
•..... •AL•ST&O• SAID T•AT planu wUl\ tbe Nlllll of lallder Dt ._.,_ DI W"YCMl•wMc?
• norm.itJ tbe ltrnm would lalCt .., flowen llld a poor fnit crop. D2 .. t 0 2 .,. Medi. Illa • ..., • Arm , ....
DJ A19wW11 D7 Low-a LAI Pein mollbn Oftl' tM Olillf beb'9 moil· lllalmlbwo l&id mlld wtnten aN
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''TBS ~ACl'I 8P&.\& tw vea., '' Nell
.. ld. "I dma't bave to aay lt. 'lbe SteeJen bave pn>-
veo thtmlelwe."
''AND R llAVB TBB nNEST FA in dM coatrr:• a JQbtlam Swann o•thmed '"ToclaJ we
did tbem a fa.w. We &aft tlMm ._.,.,. S\aper
II~ Joe GNeae u4 moat ol tha o&ber 9teela'
playeri ~peel the~
''Greatelt team ever! I dno't blow. Por the
put m )'eal'S, 1 bow ••'ve been d1mnecl eood." Greaeu.ld. • Bowl. ADd for l*IDle wbo an iDteiwt.ed ta' other
thiAll.. .. mo beat UMt paint IJllUd. ••
\'• may want to take Swmm'• comments with a aaiD ol lalt: after all, be waa knocked 1UJ.y in
Ute thl.rd quarter and left tbe came with blarry ftDon.
"Well, I don't know about the peatat wam
ever, but I 1UMS 1ou could NY "9've tot 1 dyDUty
1oin1 now." said wide f'fteiver Jobn Stallworth. wbo
eau8)lt a 73-yari touchdown pua in tbe fourth
quartertotum a lt-17 deficitinto.M-ltSteelerlead.
• So bow doe9 dear·beaded quarterback Terey I Bradabaw feel about Swann'• "belt.team•ver"
StaUwortb hn1abea wttb three eatcbel for 121
yard•, and Brabhaw felt stallwortb detened
aerioua C!ODlideration for the S\lpel' Bowl MVP
award. Bradshaw hlmael( cot the honor, bJ1 second in a row. I claim!
• "Swann said that! The best team ever? Well, I
I. 'We'll Be Back'
X es, the Rams
DID Belong
87JOllNSEVANO Ol .. o.Myl"llMSWf
PASADENA-It was a long pro-
ceaaioo of quiet Los Angeles
Rama that filed into their locker room at the Rose Bowl Sunday.
The playen moved slowly, say.
in& nothing. It was evident by
· their jerseys and their facial ex·
pressions that they bad been in a
1 battle.
But as emotionally drained
and aa pbyalca.Uy beaten as they
•ere, tbe Rama were boJ~
their beads hi&h. One must re-
• member that this waa a Loe
• Anceles team that supposedly
didn't beloq oo the aame fteld
with tbe World Champion Pitt.
burab Steelers; a team that
many in the NFL said 1JV lucky
to even be there; a teaal mat wu
• a lO~·polnt underdog.
Well. if there'• one thing the
Rama did prove in their 31·19
respect. I feel inside that we did
that, but you never know bow they
(people) feel out there.
"NoUUnitakeatheplaceofwin·
ning but we can keep our beads
up. Maybe another day, another
time, lhing.s miaht have turned
out different But the eame wu
played today and we lost." •
"I think we made a little bit of a mark," aald Fred Dryer.
''There's nobody wbo ii bitter or
sour in here. I tb1nk ·everybody
feels that next year will be our
year.
·'There wu nothina different
about this eame with them u
compared tootben. W•'renato.& here to prove wbo'• maebo ad
who isn't, or who has the ~er
arma, or who baa the blsger
neck.a. We have a lot of respect for
them and I euarantee you thoee auckenaresore."
"IF I WDS VOl'ING, I would haft picked
either Larey Aadenoa ·or Jobll Sta.llW'01"tla."
Brlldabh' Mid. .. St&U~·~ catcbll were yery
lmpona,; I diroW tJMqi, but 101Debod)-'1 sat to
catch tbiem: ••
Aft.r far\ber coulderaticll. Bndl.baw ah1fted
to Anide:nae'• eue.
··A-= played a bldmYa pme. lie sbauld
bave1*0 MVP,''tlMt~wd.
Udel1Cm retu:nMld the '11:k*lfa foe 182 yards,
\b49 kmaelt • 45-yarder.
.... -tn.ew AadertOD .... eotn1 to do aomMbinc speda1 before tbe same." Btadlbaw
1atd. '"Tbe way be wu w~ around, the k>Ok iD
bit 1191. Yoa eouJd Jmt feel it.
81'.tabaw ilD't about to make a.y dahDs u a
peyc!dc, bow"er.
"Before tbe eame I bad a ~t -21-7. wttb
m wlnldnl. That would bet.be aeore," Bradabaw
said. "And I tboulht <wide rec:et~> Bamie Cua·
nln.lham would be the difference. Shows bow
muehlblow."
THE CLUBHOUSE WAS cuaJOUSLY sub-
dued afterwards. With so maoy reporters around
and so many questioos to answer, the Steelers
8J
-Swann
didn't have time to whoop and holler and pour
champape.
But just because tllil wu their fourth Super
Bowl didn't mean lt was &ec:tia& to be okl matt.
"This was the sweet.ell ol them all. even
thou&b I didn't play nearly as well u I did lut
year," aaid Brad.shaw. "It wu 11Meter because
we were playtq in tbe other team's back yard,
they ~ huqry and they were Ju1C9d up. Un·
fortuute17 for them, we were Juiced up, too."
Stallworth tbouabt Super 8owt XIV was a lltUe
better than the otherl because, like the Rama, the
Steelers bad to OTercome a rash of l!Uuriea.
"We bad a k>t of adversity. and we aWl won it
aU," Stallwor1h said. "I WU burt, Swann was hurt,
Jack Ham was hurt, so mmy people bad to mi&s
sames or play bu.rt. It really means a lot to win
this one."
ALll08T UNANIMOUSLY. the Steelera bad
great praise for tbe Rams, and t.be fact that Los
Aneelea held a J.3..10 lead at halftime bad a sober·
1DI effect OD the playera.
"It wu a little scary," said oftenaive tackle
Larry Brown ''1'hls was a eood football team we
(SftSl'EELEa.s, Pa1e BS>
\
Super Bowl XIV loss, it waa that
they DID belooe. That they
, weren't lucky. And that they were f lDdeed a worthy NFC repreaen· I t:aUve
"l'M PROUD of the fact we
(See RAMS, Pase BS> JOHN STALLWORTH QRABS A PASS ll!HIND ROD PEARY ANO A.6M8' fS 73 YAR08 FOR THE QO.AHEAO TOUCHDOWN.
t THE RAMS PllOVED to more
1 \'I than 90 million people 04 national television and 103,985 at the Rose
" Bowl that a team riddled with in-
< 1 ljbriea and adversity can bounce I 'back and play anybody oa any
I &iven day. Tbe Rams b<>t only
eave It everythina they bad, they
iave it theirbearla.
I Only two plays-Terry
" Brad1baw'1 bombs to Lynn
'Swann (47 yards) atld John
\ Stallworth ('13 yards)-tept the
Rams from w1DDiDI iD tbeir n.nt
try 1ince 195S for the NFL Cham·
plomhlp. The rest of the Ume the
club not only played the Steelers
on their own terms but beat them
atthelrowneame.
Tbe Rams never gave up; they
" never quit. And that's what most
of the players were t.alldna about
after the lame.
Th• emotion and the 1ean oltbe
tone afternoon were •till Yillble.
Jack Youncblood bad b1a bead
natlq ln a towel, the nerws ol
the comest so IUt·wnmcblnl be waa baytng a bard tlme tryiq to
kMpbimlellinooeplece.
LADY BtOO&S WAS IO ex•
bauated be couldn't 1et out ol b.ia
cba1r. Wendell Tyler, plaped b)'
stomach problems all day, didn't
ftild ecDdltlom all)' better ID bis
eublde. And Fred Dryer. maybe,
t)'J>Uled tbem all aa be paUe:aU,
'answered quesUona from the ·m~ with a ~•loMin1
bloodledrtibtear . •• Tbe playen 1pab quletlJ. but
~~ ··w. lbowed tome. DtOD&e ,,. d ,.., football today~·· .....
kle auant Keet Hlll ... We
wanted fo .ao·out aocs. set aome
Beaeard L Ba11df1
I Tipped My Hand
Too Soon -Thomas
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Cal State Fullerton .la at1ll MarcbJ.nl for it.a m first win lo Pacific Cout At.bletk Auoci•Uoa
basketball acUoo after falllq to the Unlvenlty of
Pacific, 74-58 Sunday. Tbe 'ntana, loMra of four
straight in conference play, couldn't atop S..I junior a.
C.naellm, the PCAA '1 most valuab&e player Jut aeuoo. He
canoed eight of 11 abot.e and flDilhed with 21 poi.Dta ... No. 1
rated DePaw received 31 polnta from aopbomore •an
A1atrre, but struggled to a 78--73 win over No. 14 Lou.lalana
State. Oyde Bradshaw sank three free tbl'owa lD tbe flnal
aecooda to bold off tbe Tipn and preeerve DePaul'a UD·
beaten n!COrd (15-0> ••• Maryland ret.a1Ded &°: ... loo of
first place in the Atlantic Coat Conference wt a D-88 win
over ninth-ranked North Carolina. AIMrt KIIii poured m 28
polnta for Maryland, now ~l lo the ACC. North Carolina
dro119 to., ua ccm..ace .,...,.
DlllW ...... ~~ ... ::= we•R! NO. 1 -PlttaDW'lb quarterback Terry
Bradshaw 1lves the alan
after the Steel era' Super
Bowl victory.
taken, Knieb Vie
,.,....r-.e•i
1VREPORT •.
blm ... wbata areatperaon ...
ADd lh1I cla.uk after the
game: "I keep lhinklne of foot·
ball playen and bow proud I am
of them."
For analyala, Broobbier often
offered cutesy stuff when CBS'
crack color man. Hank stram,
would live m explanaUooa.
8VMMEliLL 18 A LOT llke
Dra1oet'1 Jack Webb -
"Juel the fact., man" -no
emoUoo. Hia terse play-by.play
la very competent, but lt worb
beat lo tennis, where there are
fewer stops and be bu Tony
Trabert for &ood explanations
and analyala.
Summerall·Brooklbler alao
mlaaed a key atrat.eu story line,
whether Tyler could aucc.a!ul·
ly run wide oo the Pittaburlb de-
fense. It wasn't until aeveral
mloutea inLo the third quarter
that Broobhier aald Geor1• AJ.
len bad talked about the pHcb
play to Tyler In the pre-pme
show.
Tbe pre-game •bow, produced
by Mike Pearl and direeted by
Bob Flahman, waa tb• beat
journalilm oo t.be flTe bourl of
coverap by CBS. U pre-Super
Bowl 1how1 bave to 10 to
mlnut., we'll take tbe Nn. To-
day folb any time.
PEA.Ill. BAD osoaos A1Mn
of tb• Natloaal Football
Conference, pla1ln• mental
cbeu wltb .Jobe II addeo. form~ ol tbe American Coo-fereoc:e. Coach Ali. ......... ~~~r =hf,:~.': 'r.ercf:d
Pltt.1...,would11Wblm.
TM formel' lfrL eo.ebel, bitb
boDelt ad bwnorOll tA tMI ... Ula& al armdLalr eoeeblN, lllo ltQed OD &bit i~ ol tbe Brad1ti••· rerr11amo dlf • 1---. Alto on tbe abow. areet ........... b8d a until ID·
~..,.::. ~ J ... Rum
wlaO ..... = wH1I • utrtbll ~~~ A-I u .,.._,. a Jowl
··~
N•€ ........... , ... ._,
~ "' the .. Wlnter <>1Jmp6a ta • SaraJew, Yuplavia uid COd.11 tbeJ bad wrned
down an NBC telnialon reQ1mt tor a 804ay
po1tpoaement In biddinl for te\m.tdoe rtctm. TIM
reuoo dted WU that N&c b8d aabmiUed tbl Nq'*1 too late
... A mall campalp dtiq redal UDrelt M the Ual""9ity
of MluiNtPllA bu aDP&NDtl.Y dlMrnd "" or m b1D adMa football pfayera lrom attenclln• tbe acbool. -: .S'81>9t
featberwel&bt clwnplon Mall MIMlle of Nlcaraiu ralUed to retain bfa World lsoxinl CouDdI Utle Sanday by nocldq
out ..... CHUlle In 2:Qa of tbe Wb roaDd ••• OddMMl
favorlte ,.._ lleuJ led all tbe way ID wtamiDI tbl San
lhJ'COI Handlca~~ leqtba at 8allta Anita , .. WkSe re·
celnr aw1le of San Dteso and defmslve eod Al au.r ol Detroit were named to the NFL Pro Bowl aquada
Sunday.
T ........ a..rte
FoOowlno are the top 5')0f'ts wents on TV tonlQtlt. R•tlnos
are: '' .1 .1 excellent; '''worth watcttlno; '.1 fair;' torvet
It.
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Arizona at UCLA.
Announe.en: Mike Walden and P9te Newitll.
UCLA's 8rulns wlll be tryJng to o-t beck on tM rlOht treck
after a pair of IOsMS at home to Arlmne State and Notre O.me.
Arlion.'s Wiide.et• don't figure to QIW them much ~ In
Pauley PevlUon. The Bruins MV9 dropped from the top 20 for tM
first time In 16 y.ars and have a nJUOh roed •head to Qlt bilck Into
Pottlbte Peclflc-10contentlon.
•ADtO Basutbell: New Yonc et LeMn, 7:SO p.m ., KL.AC (S70);
Arfzone 9't UCLA, I p.m., KMPC (710).
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HANDY'S COLUMN. • •
advertising for a doctor, however, did DOt 1et off the 1round
aJthoulh it WU lnllated and the lilD eeetiDt a doctor WU turned
toward lbe record Super Bowl crowd ol l.03,• aeveral Umea.
•••
NOl'E8 ON A CUFF -Ptttlburlb Terrible TOftla were In
evidence and belnc waved at opportune Umea by a-ler fam. But
tbe D06le w• no louder tbm that ol tbe Ram fam ... 'l'r8ffk cm ln-
comlnl r09da at 1:30 wbeo the pre-came lbow went on tbe air. wu
backed up lD all dlrectiou. Tbm wttb ._. than '5 mlDut. to came
time, larp t.broGp were oulaidt t.be lale9U7lnlto1et tn. Wltb a
ball hour to ao. I.be aame crowdl were backed up from tbe ta.Dela
Jeadlnl Lo the lnaide of tbe ltadium aDd mall)' were fortunate Lo set
to tbel.r aeata In Ume for the kicutf.
Tbe larlelt Terrlble Towel WU dilplaJed Oil the fleld Jmt prior to
the 1ame Ind ltaeemed to bnetbe Ptttlbwlh fam iDtO a aeartrmJJ.
There wen 34 Steeler f am mcmqtbetowel about tbe fteld. . . Untt.ed
AlrU.0. bosteuee served N pnu box boltt1M1 fort.be J:.:: but tbey
were canlu1 Lo dreu In brown unlform.s aDd not'*" team an edce wttb a blue or black audit. Most were aecntJ.y pu1l.lbl foe the
Rama. Perha1J9lt'1 because mo1toftbem an buedlDLo1Aqele1.
•••
In the putdna lota aeveral houri before 1ame time. people
were cllJ'TYinl alps atatiq, "I Deed a ticket" aDd eome were uk·
lnl for more than ooe. What price tbeJ would be wUlinl to pay wu
not In 9'¥ideoce. . .The tar1e coatlDleat o1 media oenonae1 <more tban 2,100) WU tbe laraelt net' fOC' a Super Bowl. lif Ul)' were Mal·
ed lo an amiliary area outalde lbe pnu box leadlD• aoe acrtbe to
at.ate: "Wby are au tbeN people here when tbey could aee lt Just u
well oa telerilioa?"
U.S. Committee
To POll-Atliletes
AT ftlll! N well, tbt
UIOC wUl DOU tboa9•Dd• of~ aptcU•• Amertoan Olymptc at.bw. ta bopm of settlDa a fMl °' the Mf1gnal pu.IM 00 tie IUl>-Jed.
ID Mdl•k9 to tbl USOC affair
lD Co6ar8do Sprlno, Colo.. Oil Ju. • md ZI; Miller Wd Sun-
day tlllll M bu anan1ed a 1ub-
1equeat meelllll between
rep:re1'mlatt¥M of bla Ol'J.anha· UoD ud lrelud'I Lorc1 Killanln,
pretldent ol t.be lntematioa.a.I
Olympic Commttte, to dbcuss
"all upecta of Uua difficult and
sensldw 11tuaUoo"
Tbe meetlo& With K.illanin WU
scheduled Lo take place Feb 8, 9
or 10 at I.be IOC m~ng at Laite
Placid. N Y.. according to a
at.atemeat from Miller
'"'l'BE V90C RAB a tnast ln
repreaentaoe our American
athletes .10 tbe 1ntemat1onal
Olympic movement boc.b the
alhldeS of tbis aenerauoa and
tbo1e of future 1eneraUooa."
sa1d Miller. ·•we beline that the
Prnldmt of the UniU<i St.ates
recopiaes th.al t..rwt. · ·
Kiliani.n, meanwhile. bu ~al·
fl rmed bia lm1lte1:l« that the
1980 Summef' Olym~c Games
cannot be NUiled from Moscow.
"TbG'e LI DO quatioo of tbetr
be-inc mo¥ed to ~r veaue.''
Killl.Din WU quoted today lD ~
Times of Loodon "Thu ti a
u • for cool bNda ...... YOiCM."
He 101D uld. • b9 dllt lat week. daa U. 119 Oa!IM9 ._,.
awant.dtotlliea..t.tlUOICIDlD
1tT4, 884 wU9ie t 8"t.u
break .. t#lill ol bladtq ..,..nme, ._ o..._ OiilDol
aeaautbellioftd.
I •-rm DO NOT mem tW
I or ta. lOC 11'9 _.., • .., tbe
poUUcal actloa taken bJ tbfj bolt couatry:• t<mmtn to a Wiii ad
llatenlew ta Dubua, 1&14 ot
Ru11la'1 reeen~J!!!:t7 la-teneatkln lo Al . ''But
lf •• ltuUd to m polltical
Jud11Mata It would be tbir -of the Games.••
The rwtba from U.. Obm· ptc chW ad bla AlftMeaa _...
terpart ume H a Ntalt of
Carter'• nationally·telnlMd ap.
peal Sunday for tbe SumlOer
Olymptcs to be moved oat of
Moscow, postponed or caoeeled
lf tbe Soviet Onion do8I DOt PU11
tla ~ out ol Afpanlata lD a
month. Carter al.80 ur1ed that
both the Summer and Wint.er
Games be moved to a penna.
oent 11te ln G~. wt.et. the
modern Olympics be1an lD 191.
AL TROUGH CARTE a bu no
le1al authonty to block MDding
American at.bletea to Mo.cow,
the President aald he aent a
mesaaae to the USOC on Sunday
10 wb.ich he outll.ned bia posiUon
and ur~ that the or1anization
preaent b.ia views Lo the IOC. the
only &roup Lbat can mow the
Games.
In bas appeal, Carter was
e11peclally careful to at.ay away
from the Lenn "boycott," a fact
which was entirely 1lp.lficaot to
Robert F. Kane, presfdeot of lbe
U.S. Olymptc Committee.
''I WU very pleued that be
dtd oot advoute a boycott,
because 1 lhlnk a boycott la a
m0$t 1n.1ppropriat.e t.acUc," Hid
Kane.
Life to Change
Mitcliell Jf i1is Toumev
PHOENIX <AP> -In two
wwb ..... b.aYe been two fint·
time wlnDen oa u.e PJ"O IOI!
tour.
Bat, 1Ud Jeff llltcbeU, lbe
latest man to break t.hrou.Cb. tt
lao't ~. tnnd
"You'll start to SH thoae
familiar names up ~ Pft'UY
SOOD, .. llitcball a&ld after IC:'Or
mg a four-st.rote victory Sunday
lD the PboelUx ()pen
He 1tanced over at the
scoreboard, nodded toward It
aDd codlrwaed:
••LOO&. TBEaS ilE'N'T but
a couple of ttrani• Damel up
there now. '!be old aama wW
be cominl t.ck ..•
It wa1 o•• of tbe more
familiar D&lllft, ll-tlm• tov
wtnner Hubert Oren. wbo bad
tbe belt cb.aDce to overtake I.be
front·nma.iq llltcb•ll lD tbe
fiul round. 8ut Onm fell a.ck
witb a a.st-round ft. ~
out ol Ude comteDtlaD aod mak·
lnl It relaU~)' f« the .ZS.year-old• U Lo claim the
154.000 ftnt prize.
That compares with tbe •.cm be coUeeled all o1 lut
NUCia and l~la • bup
cban1e In bla penona.I aod PIO'
f .. kmalute.
la rwpome to • quesUoo. be
1tartad totlDI • IOtlM of the llllnp the vtctorY wW mean.
"I.At'• ...... Mid tbt ZS.year·
old Mtt.ebell. who blld to aunt.-
the Mooday quallfylq road
ju.t to set lD tbe ~
field. "It puts me In the Touma·
ment of Cbampiona aDd tbe
MNten. And I'm in tbe PGA.
And tben'1 DO more Mood.aY1."
BU 80UD nNAL aOVND of
•
67, which flDilbed off I %72 total
-12 undl"r par cm the e, 7211 yard
Pboea1s OJan.t.ry Club eour'M -
wtll mab&e b1a wife to tranl
wttb him later th.la year.
"My .Ue la wortiq DOW. We
fipred aomebody had to mab a
living But DOW, after tbe baby
comes <due lo three mootha>.
sbe will be ab&e to come out here
With tne."
MI tcbell '1 nerves really
weren't put to tbe test over I.be
final 1.8 bOlea.
He atarted one abot. In fnlllll ol
GOU'
GrHD ...s thr.. In frool of
eY~ elle. No one really
tbteatmed.
"I ..... ly wun't nerYOUS,"
•aid tbt 91ow·taWnl ~ man from the Hl-P1al.m eounll')'
al'OU.Dd Lubbock, Texu. "I can
alwaya t.dl whee I'm nenous.
117 bmdl at.art abakin1. It'• •
dead liveaway."
BB IRJILT BIS LUD Lo two
abota at the turn and led by a
minimum ol three over tbe lut
nlne be>Ma, flni1bln1 wltb a birdl~ Oft the ftDal bole. Tbat
finally cracked the blank, poker·
faced apreaion be wore all Lbe
warm. IUllD.1 day.
"What a 1reat feellnl:' be
aald.
Rik Ml IFD~ WU equally thrilled with aecood-place
f\aiab. Maueqale, once oae of
the 1ame '• more promlaln1
YOUDI players, b"*e a iimltbY
slump wttb a aolld, alx·undel'·
par 65 that broulht him from far
back ln the pack Lo MCOOd place
at 2'78. Super Bowl
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••• WHAT GOES UP MUST ALSO COME DOWN.
"It'• rea11J barcUo C..U wbU we
proved today, .. Hid Jad:
R•Y wandDI to be more ca . '"Tbe odalllluen Mid
we would 10M b)' 10 polntl and we
Iott by 12, IO l don't know. l at.q>-
Pol• tbere wU1 be I lot of people
Hylq'ltoldYOUto.'
• 'The tb1q -didn't do thouCb
11 qulL Etteybod.Y u.14 all year
that we were a bad football team
and I thl.Dk we proved that you
can't count anybody out. I think
we did 1 tremendoul job consider·
101 the circumatancel. · •
"We proved we could come
back from adversity," said Dave
Elmendorf. praialng bis team·
matea. "We felt bad we lo6t, but
we'll be back
'·Everyone satd tbe game
would be lopsided, but it was close
for 3"'2 quarters. l thUllc Pitts
burJrh reepeels us They know
they've been tut. If it wasn't for a
couple of plays, we easily could
have won the game"
"WE WERE STOPPED by two
big plays," added Larry Brooks
"The players feel they played a
respectable football game
without winning . This team
played with a lot of pride and a lot
of character You never want to
get into a situation where you say
·wait unul next y{'ar,' but l'm
proud or these guys and we'll
beback ...
or course, some of the players
didn 't take losing as
ph1losoptucally as others.
"This 1s not a good time to talk
to me because I don't take lostng
very well.'· said J 1m Youngblood
"We lostthegameso. "
"If anybody has the nerve to
call us dogs anymore after today,
then I want them to say 1t nght to
my face." added Jack
Youngblood "We can play w1th
any body. anywhere.·'
"We should have won the
game," says Pat Thomas. "We
know we should have woo and
they <Steelers> know it, too. They
Just got a couple of big plays,
that'sall."
"YOU KNOW, .. aoalyied
Cullen Bryant, "if we had
anything to prove it was to
ourselves. We had to fJ.Dd out how
good we were potentially, and I
think we proved that.
"There's no doubt in my mind
that given another Sunday we
could beat the Steelers. We didn't
lose Actually. we took a positive
step toward next season I tlunk a
lot of people who hadn ·t seen us,
play had to be influenced by the
character we showed today."
Character. Pride. Dignity
Respect Everything the Rams
wanted to actuevc m Super Bowl
XIV, they did Everythmg, that 1s.
except ·w1nrung
Daily Pilot Prep
Basketball Ratings
Dally PUot Top 10
Orange Couty
High School Basketball
Pos. THm Record
l Ocean View 15-1
2 Estancia 14·3
3. Katella 13·2
4 Santa Ana Valley 11·2
5. Corona del Mar 11·3
6. Mat.erDei 1~3
7. La Quinta 114
8. Servile 11-6
9. Log AmJg06 10-<e
10. Newport Harbor 11·5
........ ~'t1.1.., DALVPILOT
JohnSevano
Bring On Anaheim
~ The bl _.. ol Sunday'a ~ &>wl tilt
•u tbe d&J' ot Loi A.a&eles, wblcb now muat view Utetr team from afar ID tbe city ol AD.abe.lm.
Stmav wu aeW.allv a dMatc eumDle ol LA '1
"Well, what haw you done I« me lately .. fu.
Flnt. the LA crowd wu almost outnumbered by
th PtUabul"p cont!Ageot. And. U that wua't blld
enou&h. they were out-cheered, out·Yelled. and alt.oaetberout~luaed.
The playen were riebt. The city ol LA doesn't
deterve them. Brina oo the wild and crazy fana of
Ana.helm! ••• Scalpers at the Rose Bowl tn Puadena were
havtna a bard time tryln& to set rid of their extra
Ucketa. ~en were playiq lt smart by w8Jt1nl un·
tll almost eameUme to pure.hue seats. The wait of a
couple ol boun probably meant the difference
betweenpaylna$300and~. Well,youknowtbemot-
to. "Scalpmc doe.n 't pay". . . ..
Thett were so many Super Bowl statiaUes and
records being cut about Sunday that someone could
do a story on those numbers alone. Some, however,
got pretty ridiculous, like "Did you k.t>ow that there
hasn't been a tied score at halftime ln Super Bow 1 hl.S·
tory""Comment: Yawn Ort.hat "tbeWUlDerofthe
coin toss ls oow 7. 7 in Super Bowl outcomes.,·· Com.
meot. BigdeaJ.
Anyway, on lt goes I personally was waiting to
find out what side of the bed Terry Bradshaw gets out
of 1n the mommg ••• The most disappointed faces on the field were
those Rams -Pat Haden. Cody Jones, Ron Jessie -
that were in street clothes on the side I.mes •••
Fort.hose Super Bowl fans wboenJOY suchlnv1a,
you can sapupthefollowmg:
F'or the 12th time in 14 Super Bo-.ls the team
that won scored first
Super Bowl XV will be played Jan 25, 1981, at
the Superdome m New Orleans
Plttsburgh extended its Wl.MlDg streak to four
consecut.Jve Super Bowl wins Ul four appearances
The Steelers are the only team lo wan four Super
Rowls with Dallas, M1am1 and Green Bay wuuung
twoap1ect>
-The 31 pornts scored by the Steelers in Super
Bowl XIV marked the mnth lime in their 19 games
this season they hadscoredJOpom~or more
-The w1nrung quarterback m the last rune
Super Bowls has worn Jersey No 12 Othe~
parltc1palJng in that streak have ~ Roger
Staubach <Dallas>. Ken Stabler rOaklandJ Md Bob
Griese ( M1am1 I
Fro.Pa .. IJI
STEELERS ...
were up qainst, and we were lucky to come out or
1t like we did."
RUlllling back Rocky Bieler took a backhanded
Jib at the Nal.IOOaJ Football Conference by savina
the Rams piayed better Ulan be would ex~t from
the NFC.
"They played Ute an AFC team. You can't
play conservative in this game and ex~t to Win,"
Bleier said. "Ferragamo played a helluva game
They alJ did."
Bradshaw, who bad never seen Vince Fer·
ragamo play, was also startled by the
performance of the young Ram quarterback
"He has a good arm and a qwck release. I was
really impressed wtth that young man." Bradshaw
said .
THERE BAS BEEN RAMPA.NT specuJatJoo
that...several of the Stttler.; were planning to retire
after Uus season. espec1ally tf they could go out oo
lop Bradshaw was one of tht'm
"Yeah, I've thought about 1t.' the 31 year-Old
QB adlTl.ltted. "If I was 38. Uus would be 1t The OD·
ly problem 1s. I'm st.Ill too young "
Bleier, at 33, also said he C'Ons1dered retire·
ment. but now believes he'll be bade next season
Greene. the same age as Bll'1er. 1s leantnJC in the
same du·tttion
And 1f they all come back. ~rt Comm1ss1oner
Pete Rozelle may find himself saying the same
tLmg at Super Bowl XV as he dld this year
"Mr Rooney." he said lo the Plllsburgh team
owner. "we've got to stop meeting like this ·
Mesa Seniors Play Faculty
Costa Mesa Hl&h's third annual Dirty River
basketball game, featunng senior athletes a,ea.mst
•
......
.. * •
Many o! lhe Ram players were openly moved tiY
the 5,000 plus crowd that sent them off from the Sou\b
Cout Plaza Hotel Saturday. The pep rally wu Of·
ganb:ed by the t.eam booster club and the fans +I
Orange County are already startin& to get into Uj.e
s win& oltb.ings. .. ...
Most unusual sight aft.er the game was a
helicopttt that landed just out.side the Rose Bowl
complex for no apparent reason at all. The pilot wu
immediately arrested and charged with not be11a
abletofmdanairport ' ••• Tbe Rams didn't want to make any excuses. bU1
many qwet.ly swd thmgs would have beerr con.
s1derabfy dtlferent if cert.am injured personnel ha~
been pla)'lng. ••• Ray Malavas1, although unfaud. is sllll wtthout
a contract.. He has been gaveo personal assurancen,
however. that his JOb 1s sale and he will be back wilh
the Rams next year. That should be good news to
Anaheim.
The Los Angeles Mamott, NFL headquarters •
showed a replay of the Super Bowl dunng dinner For
Lo6 Angeles roote~. 1t was um~ to run for the PeptO
B1stnol ••• Dumbest questloo ID the IO<'ker room was asked
of Jack Youngblood Reporter ·~the broken leg
hurt" .. Youngblood ... How do you th.Ink a broken leg
reels?" .. . .
Malavas1 1~ starung to sound like Tommy
Lasorda When asked what be told his player'>, he
replied. "I told them we'll be back .. And never ti.
hcardadlscouraging word •••
The players had a victory party planned at the
South Coast Plaza after the game Wm or lose the
party was supposed to goon Lnfortunately, many of
the players weary. tired and drained -felt hke go-
ing home tn5tead
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' FOR THE RECORD I BOATING
Fleker Quleker?
J.2.meter Y achu Duel
Queen Crowned
l\'lanning Champ
Seventy boat.I ln rour cluMa tumed out Seturs
day and Sunday to compete lD the Sou.t.bero
Callfomia Yacbtinl Auoctalicm'a E..E. Manniq
Series ror dlnahles up to 18 reet. Tbe neat wu
hoe led by Bal boa Yacht Club lD cooJUDCUoo with
itl Winter Reaatt.a.
The oew leuee of the MMlDine ~ la
Chuck ~ of Voya1er1 Yacht Club wbo defeat·
ed 24 rivals tot.be ainalehmded Luer Clua. The
Mannina trophy coea to t.be winner ln the cla&a
wlt.b the larae:at number of entries.
Next laraest clua wu the Naples Sabot with
17 entries and was woo by Alan Ledbetter of San
Die10 Yacht Club.
Wlm>er ln t.be JS.boat Westward Sabot Clua
waa St.eve Garland, Sanu Monica Yacht Club, aod
the winner of the Udo-14 Clua wit.b 13 entries wu
Chris Raab, Hunt.iqton Harbour Y acbt Club .
Racina oo outside cla.ues lD the Winter Regal·
ta were three cluaea of boats -Etcbella·ZZ, San·
tana,20 aod Performance Handicap Racina Fleet.
Trophy winners lD each class
LASER (2S) -1 Chuck Queen, VYC. 2. Brian
Ledbetter, SDYC; 3. Bruce Gresham, SCRA ; 4.
John Gresham, OYC
NAPLES SABOT (17) -l Alan Ledbetter,
Exacullve Office
Condos For Salel
• Near Ora.age Cowity
Airport
• Purcha&e offlcce ( rom
4-09-2,000 eq. fL
• Only 1&-8641» down,
mllent Onenctog • omoee start from
848,000
SDYC; 2. Jon Pinckney, BCYC; 3. Paul Blank, ::!!!!~~==~=~~:!!!!!!!!:!~~gb;;;~ SSYC; 4. Kurt Mayol, KHYC: 5. Joanne Nonnaa,
BCYC.
WESTWARD SABOT OS) -1. Steve Garland.
SMYC, 2. Dave Leventhal, SllYC; 3. Neal
Garland, KHYC ; 4. Riehle Tborup, KHYC.
Ll.D()..14 (13) -1 Cb.rt.I Ra.ab, HHYC; 2.. Joha
Thorne, BYC: 3, Ken Peden.en. BYC; 4. Tom WU.laoo. BYC.
ETCHELLS-22 (8) -1. Crail P'letcber,
DPYC: ButcbCauidy·Ro1erRJt.z.dorf, BYC.
SANTANA,20 (4) -0oui Teulle, BYC.
PHRF <12) -l . Hoodlum, llilte aod Cindy
Schacter, BYC; 2. Sequoyah, Jim Moore. BYC; 3.
Fiver. Bill Rob.rs, VYC.
Surf Falls, 6-5;
May File Protest
MEMPHIS -A protest may be lodaed by tbe
Calllornia Surf foUowinl a 1-5 loas to the host llem·
pbia Rogues Sunday n11ht at t.be llld-Soulh CoUaeum
be re belore 7, 780 Cana lD lDdoor a.otter actiiaa.
The Surf ls coot.eodinl the ftnt aoa1 by tbe
Rogues abould not be allowed after AndJ McBride
was called for a delay oftbe 1ame pmalt,Jooaques,
tionabJeout-of ·bounda call.
With Dave HUIOD allo ln the pmalty box at tbe
time for t.ripplq, Memphis player-coadl Cbartie
Cooke acor9d on the double power play &Dd tbe
Rogues were ln rroot to auy
llempbil took a S.l lead to the locker room at
halftime, fordna the Surf to playcatcbup. cart Cahill JCOrecS the nm 1oa1 r.-tbe Surf in the
second period w1t.b an ualatrrom HUIOD.
Two soa1.t were added in the ftDaJ two perioda
with Laurie Abrabama 1euinl bolb lD tbe third
aunza and Crall AlleD the ftn&I two. '!'be tut aeore
WU the ooly one OD. power play by t.be Surf in three
tries. Mempbil WU two-fM·t.bree in power play
1oals wtt.b the Surf 1bort.·b&Dded.
The 1oa dJ'Oll9 the Surf to)-5 in lealUe .tc,laJ, three
sama behind Kemphll and MLDMloU are t.led rorrint wttb s-2 reconta.
Moving Games
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DO YOU NEED
A LAWYER?
PARIS <AP> -Moa·
lque a.irtlo&m. d1reefor of
u..~Ol7m· elc Oommtu.e, Mid to-
d • J tbat Pre1ldnt
Carter'• call for IDOftu or postpoG1Da the UM lummer Gamea
ldledWed for llOKOW ii'
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In Business
8JIULTON~ IJmovatMID bu often bem touUld u tbe key to sue
lo b Come ap wttb ~uda and )'OQ ~ contocmd tompetltGn tbe ,. But
tbere'1 a.., : be•~ A~:CODIS*l1, BeleiDe CUJ11a JDdultri•, been -that to IDOd effect. lb 8ua care ueta ve ~ Nlel aince lt'1' lhDPl.Y
telli.D1 ccaanmen that tMJ do wta.t the blt·aame tir
4o -tt a lower' prtce.
HeJitae Qll'tia looU at wbat other com-
panies ve Mlllnc aod
lbeo movea in with a
similar product that
COtltalea.
Money
Tree
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NOW ANOTBE.a CO•PANY seema to have bopped 00
this budwqoo. Steven W. t..~. wbo is director ol
new products f« the Lehn & Fink division of Sterllna
Drue. bas put fortb the theory: "replicate -don't l1\
oovate"
Lapham, la a preseat.ld:klft be made rtteoUy at •
market.mg COQfereoee, arl'*f that lt'a 1Wy to spend a lot
of time developin1 new pl"Otlucts when you can Just cop1
ones that are already out lbett
He pointed out that ft '1 not always true that the victory
aoea to the one first in the mmet JeU-0 puddina. for ex.· ample, came atx years after My-T-Flne. Country Time
lemonade faDowed Wy~r·a. RnJoo'1 FJe1 shampoo was
introduced after Wella Balaam.
YOU DO SAVE to be careful, t.boueh. Lapham advlled
his eoUeacum to cooduct r-.earda on a product already in
the market Just to be au.re that il eQJo1'I coosumer •et:eP-
tance before tauochlnc your own venioo. Alao, you should
confirm that the market i.I bi1 eooap to support twcs
brands And once you have done that, "be tint lO bet
second " ID abort, don 't let anyooe elae copy before you do.
L.apbam described bow hi.a own company bu put tbd
copycatting to work. They beard bow a competitor,
A1rwict, bad come up with a new product called Carpet
Fresh "Quite frankly," Wd Lapham, "we found It pretty
bard lO believe that Carpet Fresh bad any potentiaJ at all.
After all, what housewife in her nght mmd would sprinkl•
a white powder onto her carpetlng before vacuuming? Who
dirt.Jes their carpet first"'·
Well, Carpel Fresh turned out lO be a WUUler rn tM
marketplace -and so m late 1178 Letm & Fink ~tded lO
enter the market. In six months 1t bad a competm& pro1
duct in nabooal distribution Its name Love My Carpet,
You can move qUickly when you're copying someone else's
product
LAPHAM CONCLUDED by stallng that one of ~
· great.est myths" o( new product development 1s that th«;
only way to do it is by innovation. Don't forget duplication
So 1f you want to break lnto the consume•
marketplace, don't worey about settinC up a laboratory to
discover new products JUBt loot around and see wtuch
ones you Dlleht be able to copy S\ICCll.lfully. You mash(
want lO start by loolun& al the prodoet lineup ot Lapham'$ company, St.ertina Drug
Stock Market Keeps
Rally Alive, w ·ell
NEW YORK (AP> -Tbe stock market poet.ed sba!'ll
caioa today. mending 1t1 early-..-rally &o a three-mont.q hip. OU and ~ mu. were stl'clal-•
Tbe Dow Jooes a.eraae ol 30 induatriala climbed s.a
pointa tom. 11.
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Tom Snyder Cleft> shares a view of the
New York skyline with actor Clint
Eastwood In the Tom Snyder Special,
alrifll tonight at 10 on NBC, Channel 4
'*''" the ao-•hno room Md fllKllll ~ti. 111100 -~~IAH ""'**!CO Kellet unwlltlngly IMkl
Information on a c ... 10
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fD OYE.AEAIY
Gueet• Roger S.klwtn.
tounci.r ot thfl American
C1v11 llber11e1 Union,
Tibet 1 0111a1 Lima "1D MACNEIL t l.EHRER
REPORT
(W ... ERV GRIFflN
Gue.ti Nell Simon, James
Cun
7;30 D n4E MUPPflS
Oueet Peter St41er1
Q CONSUMER 8UYU~ 8 Nl!WL VW!D GAME 0 THArS HOU YWOOO
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Channrl Lisi Ing•
8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angele·,
Q KNBC !NBC) Los Anqeles
B KTLA llnd I Los Anqele!.
KABC· TV IABC) Los Angeras
()) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D ~TV (Ind I Los Angele
I KCST (ABC) San Diego
KTIV (Ind) Los An901es
KCOP TV (Ind I Los Angeles
KCET· TV (PBS) ~OS Angeles
• fl(OCE·lV (PSS) Hunttngton Beach
I TIC TAC OOUOH
WILDTIMU
Slw'pehooter Hugh Catdllt
lflMlll IM W .. t II~
10 aurv111e the many CO.I•
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MIQ9nd lnll)tr9d by enan
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MPORT m .io.v. AOelM8()N·
ONE WOMAN'I 8TOfrt'
Thia remarht>le l~m 104.
Iowa termin11 cancet vtct•m
Joan Rot>oneoo a paycN>-
togoeal end ~Hllual t<JU<·
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notion ol death
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Boone O.al\IM CatrOll
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10:00 8 Cl) LOU OAAHT
TUBE TOPPERS
KCOP 8:00 -.. Hilb Noon."
Gery Cooper won an Oscar for hit
performance u a lone lawman boldlos
olt a band of murderoua Outlawa in UU..
movie wlth Grace Kell)'.
NBC 8 9:00 -Hope, Womeo and
Son1. Amon& tbe lad.la in the 1potll.irt
ln WI Bob Hope special are Deboy
Boone, Dlabann Carroll, Shirley Jones
and Bea Arthur.
CBS 8 and NBC 8 11:30 -The
Iowa Caucuses. The projectioa.a ol the
atandln11 of the Democratic and
Republican presidential candid.au..
AOMI w.d Lou Nl'I ln\O
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Re-creating Marilyn Monroe for TV ,,. __ ., ... ,...... . ..,_.. ____ ,,, -------~ ~ .tlQ['S AOWTTfO ~a... .. _ By JERRY BUCK
, LOS ANGELES CAP> -Clutching
• the arm of her agent and lover,
: ·Marilyn Monroe walks hesitantly
6own the ball of the mental mstitu-
tion, u a d.oun gray clad women try
: • to touch her.
:· She elin&s lightly to Johnny Hyde.
• appearing frightened. Her beige knit
dress is molded tightly to her body,
. her golden hair shimmenng.
Constance Forslund 1s Marilyn
Monroe in "This Year's Blonde," one
of three two-hour movies due to a.tr 10
May on NBC under the overall title
"Movlola." Lloyd Bridges plays
Johnny Hyde
THE MOVIE, ADAPTED from
Garson Kaoin's book, ''Moviola,"
traces Miss Monroe's nse from ob-
scurity. The story movie ends before
she becomes America's sex goddess
Other stories in t.4e NBC series are
, "Tbe Scarlett O'Hara War,'' about
.. the search for an actress t.o play 10
.. Gone With the Wlnd,'' and "Silent
),,overs," about Greta Garbo's rela·
.. tlonsbip with John Gilbert
John Erman is directing all three
segments for David L. Wolper-Stan
M.arreulles Productions and Warner
Bro.. Television.
Connie Forslund's resemblance to
M~a Moo.roe 1S slriJung, not so much
1 in appdrance as the way she talk.s
and aeu.
.. , TlllNK I knew her name wben I
waa srowtng up," the act.resa says.
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A 'MONROE QUALITY'
Constance Forslund
"1 never saw one of her pictures until
I was in college in New York. I had
some v1s1on of her as a very
glamorous movie star.
•'I did a scene ln acting class and
the teacher said I had a quality like
Martlyn Monroe. Naturally, I wanted
to know wbat 1t was.
• 'Bua Stop' waa playtn1 at a
theater and I went to aee it. I didn't
discover what the quality waa, but
she was wonderful. I still don't know
what that quality was ·'
The role u the b1egest 112 Mw
Fonhmd's young career Sbe'a been
on stqe, bu made a few guest ap·
pearances in TV senes. and was in
the recent television movie, ''The
Shining Season."
"l'M VERY AFFECTED by
Manlyn Monroe and what she went
through," she says. "I read every
book I could fmd oo her and I went
back and saw eight of her movies
"I feel very moved by her I feel
compUS1on for her I Uunlt sbe was
brave and strong. She became a ma·
)or star under pressure and that
takes a strong person.
"It's nice to hear now that I'm like
her. But when I finish this role. I
want my own identity."
Mias Forslund was hired for the
part after six auditioos. "I aJways
had to do the same scene and I came
to hale it," she says "I had to do it
yesterday It's where I meet Johnny
Hyde. 1 said those worda so many
times I didn't know if 1 could do 1t
again. I thouaht they would have
audiUooed me with a mo~ emotional
scene. Suppose they found out all I
could do waa sit an a bar and talk."
P&ODUCEB STAN Margulies, the
man who brouaht "Root.a" to the
home screen. knew Mlaa Monroe
when be wu a press a1eat at 20tb
Century-Fox. and worked with beroo
aeveraJ p1ctUttS
"To me the most interestina part
has been the casting." Mar1ulies
says. "John Erman. the director, and
I, made an early rule l thulk bas So. Ceaal 11• .,., 111r
worked out very well. We said the ~ M1081ot•oi 11ttP11•...q
smaller the part the more we should .-,.:_~ StoewMefttn
rind a lookalike. ,._..,,_..c-o_ "THEJERK"(R)
"ViVJen Leigh has one l1De and we 12-~10
round a g-.rl as close as we couJd get B&aMEdw•rda
We found a deadnnger ror a young ® t<()()N{ lJM)fA "~t!lO "10" I'll
Lucille Ball. who was in the run.rung ·?~"':,:::' 1:15-3:30-5~45 1~00-1~15
for 'Gone With the Wind.' •~---------George Bum•
"WHEN IT CAME to Marilyn A.I.• G~ ~l~l'u•sACarvt "GOINGtNSTYLE" 1~
Monroe we saw a lot or ladies with a n.c~ ~ ~~. ~;:::,.~Vlfl 12.15-2:1$-4-15
strong rese m b I a nee to Man I y n "'=========~~~~6~:1~s-a~:1~s-:10:::15~~~ Manlyn 1s the star of the movte and -
to simply look like Marilyn is good
for one moment. So we bad to look
for performance.
·'Who has that vulnerability.,
That's tht! Uung I feel ci1atln&wshed
Marilyn from 300 olher starlets We
found 1t 10 Connie Forslund And
then. thanks to makeup and
hairdressing, she looks like Manlyn.
She has lhe essence of what made
Marilyn great."
( S'"DNE't. HARRIS)
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There 11 an a ce ol ambWoa pn1e11t. but r Tops In Pops@
87 TIM A.IMda&ed Prw .
The foUo~BWboard'a bot record bit.I for the week Jan. • u they appear ln thia
week'• luue of BW mquine.
BOT SINGLl'.8
l. "Rock With You" Michael Jaebon (Epic>
2 "Do 'lbat To Me One More Time" '!be Cap-
tain fc Tennille (Cuablanca)
I. "Coward Of The County" Kenny Rosen
(Unlted Art.lala)
4. "Eacape" Rupert Holmes (lDflnity)
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6. ''Send One Your Love" Stevie Wonder
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10. "Sara" Fleetwood Mac (Warner Broe.>
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Heartbreaken ( Bacbtreet)
4. "On The lladlo -Greatest Hila, Volumes
One & Two" Donna Summer (Cuablanca)
S. "Greatest" Bee Gees CRSO>
6. "Kenny" Kenny Ro1en (United Artist.a>
7 "Off The Wall" Michael Jacboo (Epic)
8. "Phoenix" Dan Foaelber1 (Full Moon·
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9. "Cornerstone" Styx (A&Ml
10. "Tusk" Fleetwood Mac <Warner Bros.>
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TOKYO CAP> -Paul McCartney's fana
planned a rally in Tokyo today to pl'Ote9t the ex-
BeaUe's contmued confinement ln a Japanae jail
oo swspicloo of marijuana smuut1n1.
"Paul committed a crtme, but it la unbearable
for ua. b1a fans, to 1ee b.1.1 imaae beina spoiled,"
said Hideko Kobayashi, orpniser ol the rally.
The 37-year-old McCartney wu arrested at
Narit.a International Airport near Tokyo la.st Wed·
nesday after customs a1eota said they found 7 7
ounces of marl.Juana an his luaia1e Police aald the
British rock atar told them the drua wu for b.1.1
use durlni a concert tour in Japan. A court or·
dered him jailed 10 days while pl'Oee<:utora decided
whether to charee him
•• lntarlllllSSIOl'I
. Tom TitUs
1entment at betn1 reduced to c&DDOD fodder 11 real
enoup, tbotJ1b bil fractlom relaUonlblp wttb b1a
father la never 1aUafactorily clartfted.
Anaie Carmichael and BW Van Eden come off
a bit .Wted u b1a pa.renla, wbUe f'aD7 Brower
play1 the youth'• lirlfrieod wttb little emodoaal
varl•tioo. Tom McGovern ll lmprMalve ln a sketchy role u a fellow aoldieJ' lD Vletna.m.
Youna Bryan Cooper does an acceptable Job•
the little boy -but It la b1a role tbal 11 IO panHn1.
He la oetenaibly auppe>Hd to be the,.,_. ma u a
child, but be also appean ln teenea wttb the JOQDC
man which are never Ml up or explained .
THE ~l!!NGTB OF 11IE productioa la in at.a
technical area lrith Ila aophisticated lilbtinl ef.
feet.I and quadrapboojc sound 1yatem. Even these,
however, become a bi& weartaome wttb ao little
plot to enhance.
"Summertree" cootlnuea for two more
weekends, playtna Thursdays throu.&h Saturdays
at 8: 30 at tht Newport Tbe.ter A.rt.a Center, 2:i01
Cliff Drive, Newport Buch. • CAU.BOABD -AudiUooa for a Saddleback
College production baaed on three stories by Kurt
Vonneeut ..W be held Jan 30 and 31 at 5 pm in
the Studio Theater of the MllAoa Viejo cam·
pus ... Saddleback teacher Lynn Wella bu adapt·
ed the material aod will direct the
show ... performance dates are March 21&-28. .•
The Costa Meaa Civic Playhouse bu an-
nounced auditiom for "Baker Street." a musical
about Sherlock Holm• ... atqen will be beard
Feb 4, dancers Feb 5 and speakin1 roles Feb. I,
all at 7:30 p.m at the playbowe, on the Oranse
County Fatrsr<>uncb director Pati Ta.mbelllnl ii
lookin1 for a lar1e cut ransint from 11 to
60 call 754-6159 for further inlormaUoo. . .
A1ao aud.iUonina Feb 4 and 5 will be a new
play by. Golden West CoUeae drama lnatnactor
Charles Mitchell, "To Be a Pequla" ... tryout.a
ror seven men and three womm will be beld at
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Se ·ors Rea~h 8ut
Depression, loneliness and grief
are a few of the psychological
problems facing many of
0-ange County's senior citizens.
Project PACE,
counseling service,
peer counselors to
'With these problems.
a mobile
is training
help deal
By DENNIS McLEUA.N °' ... OMff ..... , .....
Adolph Stofferan rtgures he's cone
through juat about every emotion a
buman being can encounter in a
lifetune
"I've bffn to the top of the ladder and
to the bottom of the barrel," he says
"I've expenenced every senul.lon in
life. except death."
And a part of Adolph Stofferan died
when Elsie. his wire of 49 years and
nine months passed away
"My wife left me five years ago and 1
never got over 1l." he says, addmc that
Mrs Stofferan had undergone open
heart surgery a decade earlier.
"In that 10 years 1 got lo appreciate
her more t>euuse l did everything "
Theo he was alone, and the loneliness
he experienced. he says, "bordered on
insanity. I would spend my days won
dermg what lo do."
THE RETIRED ACCOUNTANT'S life
was turned around when he got mvolved
m Project TLC, the nutnllon. soc1al.Jta
t1on and acliVlty program for seruor
citizens
TLC. says Stofferan with a big smile.
'has ~COffil' ~ometh1ng Of a bobby O(
mine "
The Santa Ana man's hobby 1s taking
on a new lWlst Uus month as be and 19
other oldt>r Orange countians widergo
training to become peer counselors for
a new seruor c1t1:ien proeram
· · Il 50Wlded like sometlung I wouJd
like to do," says Stofferan "[ have an
WlCanny ability to put myself 1.11 some
one el.5e's shoe$ I think l can apply
most oC my expenences "
Tbe program ts caUed ProJeet PACE
1 Psychological Alternal&ve Counseling
for Elders) lt Is sponsored by Feed
back Foundallon. Inc , the Santa Ana
based org8111%8t100 that sponsors TLC.
PROJECT PACE. WHICH rettaves
revenue sbanng runds, s~ last Oc
tob1:r when tl began sendlog a mobile
counseling team to TLC sites and seruor
(•enters throughout the county
ln addlllon to providing ind.IV1dual
and family coWlSeliog and a referral
service, the program offered a six-week
group workshop that allowed seniors to
dascusg depression, loneliness. gnef.
alcoholism . s u1c1de and other
psycholbg1cal problems of aging
Tht> volunteer pttr counselors. whr,
have JUSt begun an 1nlens1ve five w~k
training proeram, were chosen from
among the workshop participants
'"I 'm asking them to comm1\
I he mselves to one year.' sa \ ~
Christopher Hayes. Pro1ect PACE
direct.or "It involves a lot o( commit
ment. no pay and a lot of tra.uung
·'They Wlll re<:e1ve enough trauung ln
develop empathy. respect, genwnene'>s
all the qual.JlJes needed lo develOfJ u
good counselor ·
WHEN ASKED WHY they wanted tb
become peer counselors, Hayes sayS.
most responded by saying, "I reaJb
care and JUSl want to reach out "
And, adds Hayes. "What better wa¥
to get out or your own loneliness than to
reach out ....
The reason ProJecl PACE began wu
because Hayes felt the psychological
problems of the county's elderly were
not bemg adequately addressed.
He emphasizes that lbe cowity mental
health department was doing its best lo
meet those needs But largely because
of Propostllon 13 cutbacks, be says. not
t>nou&h could be done "There 1s a lack of md1v1dua1s trained
to deal with the elderly." says Haye6.
adding. "there needed to be an agency
to pick up the slack '·
ALTHOlJGH PROJECT PACE as
p1<'k&ng up part of the slcick, counselo~
... till fact-r~tstanct' from many seruoNi
\I. ho <trl' not used to d1scuss111g personal
problem!> with outsiders
"Ont.· o( the hard€-st things we're over
com 1n~ 1~ :-.t'n1ors '>lereotyp1ng mental
he<1lth with a dun~eon a fM?lln~ that
the~ r t' ~01n~ 111 bt! 1n!>l1tut1onal1zed
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Falling In Love Takes Courage
'Many people have deep doubts about whether it's okay for them to be happy, ' says Dr. Nathaniel
Branden. These doubts often are transformed into seff-fulfilling prophecies. "
By JUDITH OUiON
()t-o.\ly ~· ... ~~
Mention the word love and you've got an
audience Adveru.se a talk on romantic rela·
t1onships and you've got a crowd
Natharuel Branden. author and director
of the B1ocenlnc Institute, Los Angeles, spoke
on self-esteem and romantic relauonsh1ps
and drew an overflow crowd at the Marnott
Hotel. Newport Bench
Most people supposedly come to such
talks to gel a little help with their lives, but
one audience member perhaps told the truth
"They want t.o meet that special someone."
he said
But Or Branden threw the audlencc a
curve "Have I round ·Mr or Miss Right' 1s
not a legitimate question," he said. "Whal
good 1s it 1f I'm afraid of exc1lemenl and
vulnerab1tity?"
THE BOTl'OM LINE, he said, is that
people must have their self-esteem in order
and be willing to risk if they are to make a
relatlooshlp worlt. even with the most perfect
partner
Or Branden. who has had two happy
marriages 1h1s first wife was killed in an ac
c1denU, said the (oremost obstacle to people
being happy as that they doubt that they de·
serve to be loved.
He added, "Many pt>ople have a lot or
dt>ep doubts about whether it's okay for them
tobehappy" These doubts often are transformed into
"self (ulftlhng prophecies," Or Branden
said, and when the relabonshlp ends, the
doubter 1s convmced even more he's un·
dt>servtng or love
"Most of us grow up ~•th lots of
messages telling us it's not okay lo be hap
p)." he said "We get a happiness anxi"ety
Learning how to handle this 1s a problem
"We're scared of disruiter so we defend
before the d1saster then we make the disaster
happen We're scared of being bu.rt and re-
Jecled ·
So falhnc in love 1s fngbtening. Dr
Branden noted. "It requires courage to let
someooeintoyourpnvateworld "
BUT KNOWING that betng m love is
scary i.s a protect.Joo. he s&Jd "The salety
lies lll owning and expressmg that rear · ·
By admitting the fear, a bood 1s created
between partners. Dr Branden sllld "You
keep the bridge between you and your
partner wtlh word5 "
Another problem with relationships. he
added, is that many people are uncomfort-
able with being touched
·'But, we all have a d~p organic n~ to
be touched," he said "There's a lot of bod}
contact111good relationships.
"We all want to feel valued by another
bum an being The first part 1s in being held "
A good relationship also has a lot of
nurturing in it. Dr. Branden stressed. and part
of that U5 paying attention to feelings.
"Love requires an extraordlna11 con
sc1ousness, you can't do 1t comatose
Nourishing come'> Crom self·e6teem and
matunt) · Dr Brand"' said .. ome people attack
love by t~atlng at as ··something transitory."
rhen questioned why some relattonsb1ps
thrive after 2S and 30 years
PART OF IT ts tht-excitement both
partners in such a marnage fttl about hfe
··Most people are burned out at 35 and
belae\e that time •~ somethmg to be killed."
he :.aid "\\'h} do ~pie allow themselves to
be cxtingwshed.,
It starts an childhood. Or Branden srud
· Most rh.lldren expt>n<'ncc most adults as the
enemy of their cxc1tcmt'nl
·Children J(N the message that 1t':-.
"'ron~ to be excited The better they get al at
the more bonn~ the) are
· Never marn a pt:r~on you do not ex
perience to ht-a rnend or your excitement ...
Dr. Branden cautioned "Two people should
keep eneqµ1.1n~ their excitement
"Life 1s about exc1t<"ment, about feehng
alt\ t• ·
Rape: Reality At UCI ·-·111 .....
A rape awareness program at UC/ is trying to combat the image
of the university as a protected shelter from sexual assault and
other crimes.
By JOEL C. DON
6f .. Dlllty ...... ·-
Tbe intruder strolled from door to
door, quietly Jiggling doorknobs at UC
Irvine's Mesa Court dormitory com·
pleir;.
Al 4:30 in t.be morning, be ~ an
outer suite door aod euily fouod a
second unlocked door, leadin& to a room
bousin1 a pair of 1leepto1 coeds.
Al ooe awoke fl"Om the llOUDd of bis
movements be placed b1I band over her
mouth, removed her nlthtwear and
rapedba'. Tbe DObe ol t.be auaull awakened the
rape vtc.'tim'• roomate. However, abe
remalded ln bed, thlnkin1 t.be intruder
wu a boyfriend.
rape assault is tuckPd away in the
back of their minds; as rugbt.mares or
haunting memories of a humiliating ex-
perience.
"Even though in 1978 we bad only ooe
reported rape, the 1.C.A.R.E. (]rvine
Citizens Against Rape Everywhere) bot
line bad reported 15 rapes at UCJ that -
'You 're not tn an ivory
towe~ ft has happened
here and ff can happen to
OU .•. '
the rest of the state," said Michell, who
participated in rape prevention pro
grams during previous duty wilb UC
Berkeley campus police.
"Webavet.odeal with whathaa been re·
ported t.o police,'' be added. "Slalistical-
ly, we don't know how many actual rapes
have occurred."
The LEAA erant speclfles that rape
educa\iOD programs should be cooduct·
ed in 1mall IJ"OUP di1cu.uiom with lbe
campus commu.o.lty.
M1. Hummer vl1lla a number or
social Kienee cluses, bolds meetinp
wtth faculty and ltalf aod circulates in-
formation throu&b campus dormitories.
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STERLlNO. V1 CAI» -&a
eomm&UUcauaa from the Monnoo
Cbu.U-UI t Sonl1 Jobnlon
trh1 pb and alr1ln Her l•t•t
lraum• la tho bf.aluap other IDU• "·•·· She la I Ml"OUM to femlnbta. tbe
ob)ttt ol IC'Om at her church
"It'• ,-rim," Mn John~...,.,
"I f I aphituaUy •mpulaled "
Suddenly, all the world 1.1 knock
in1 on her door. She'• bad to ln·
ataU a leCOC>d &e~. 1etl.enl
arrive 100 at a Umt: abe I.I to COD·
tla.nl demand to 1pe11l oul tor the
propo&ed Equal Ra1bu Amend·
ment
But at bom•. lite u a Mormon tn~xtle la not comfort.able She
still &oe& lo he r old church. she
aay1, "but ll'a palnluJ "
WM!n the blahop'1 wlle at.ood up
at aervica and thanked evef)'Ollc
for suat.a.lnln1 her and her husband
~during the HcommwucaUon or
• Cieal. Mrs Johnaon says she won·
·dered, "What about my ordeal., ..
"Excommunication la just the
ultimate reJt>ctiort," she says wtth
• shake of her head. "It just says,
·we don't want you,' no matter
bow much they say they love me "
Adding to her torment, she and
her husband, Richard. a stausucs
profeuor. have N"parat.d ll 11 a
coln~ideoce, abt H)'I.
"l I'*'" just bot.la had crtl•
al the aaaw tJm.," ah4t 11)'1
• 'Tbil _..,.. l•mlly h.u been W\•
der ttemetldoul preuure I doa'l
wut to auntMA. It to Lhe tatom·
mWlk&Uon buaineu. but It dldo't
bel ...
;/,.., Joh.l'UIOO , U, prealdent of
Mormon• for ERA , colle1e
Ea1Uab teacher and mother ot
four. feela lhe la ln "1 terrific bat·
tie·· wtt.h cbureb authorities ln Salt
Lalle Clty. wbQ. portray t.be ERA
u a threat to the famU)'.
She fean her enemle. will use
hl' r mantaJ alraln.a u an object
lttaoo ot wh~t fem1nlam doea to a
ra m1ly
Thal wun't the c ue lo ber
home. she sayi.
"He really ia a femln.lat," she
says of be!' husband "He stuck It
out when ll was almoet unbeara
ble He still stays with the children
when I'm traveling around for
ERA He couldn't be better "
Mrs. Johoaoo's blabop, J eff
Willis. says the ERA it.tell baa
nothing to do wtth her ouatec. Her
offense, he says, was teaching
false doctnne.
Actor Hoffman
Li/ e vs. Love
NEW YORK CAP> Asked how to make a
• ·Jnarnage last, actor Ouslm Hoffman responded
that the problem lies In longevity
Don't lengthen the union. he sa.Jd . s horte n
the hre span
Hoffman 1n 1:1n mtN v1ew tn t he current
Ladies Home Journal, c1l£-d an observation that
"wht>n marriages were first invented our life
spa n was only 30 yt"ars, so that m arnal(es didn 't
lust mon• th.m 10 or 15 yean. th(•n ..
Curr<'nt ltft-sp;in., 11( 70 y1•1trs mean ma r
n:.igp-, <•r1u lcl run 5(J yt•1Jr'>
rh,11 s a long t1 mt-. ' lfoffman said "So
pt•rhaps ''"''or th(• thin11., y1>u nt"t"<l for marnagt-
to last Is a short ltfl--.pun ·
Jlorfnian 12 IS '>l'JIOll al f'<I from hi'> wt fr or
10 \1-.1rs
( Boros~ope )
Tl'J:SOA\, JA!'i. 22
R\ S\ ONf\' OMARR
••• Rape Awareness
'tDUl«'t dtCJ'." la tOClal te~ from
Cal 8U&e ~ bu -.. an acUve
rape awareoeu educator ror the put
I our yean. 1.a addiUoo to ber part
time poattm wtth UM UCI n~ pro-
aram, abe workl for tbe Rape Crim
Net won UaJt &Dd UM South Ora.nee
County Worken A&alnat Rape, a rape
crt1la hot lloe.
Tb• rape profl'ama at the other elpt
ll DI vtralty of Calilornia campuses each
are run by a part-time coordinator with
tbe aualance of volunteel' IJ'OUO dla·
cUUIOD leMder. tbe DOted.
Ma. Hummer ii pleued th.at ber of·
nee ia located ln the campus police de·
partmeot building.
(From Pase cu ••aETrEa AOCE88 t.o campus police
will make the police more aemttive to
the luue of rape." abe said. "We t.hlnk
It'• 1otn1 Lo eocourace pec>pM to report becaUM they'U have more conftdenee lo
the Oe1aJ > proeeueg "
The UCI rape prosram already hu
coordinated the rape reapoose pro
cedures ot UCI Medical Cftlter and the
campus 1tud~nl health service. A
spedfic protocol baa been aet up to both
uae the emotional trauma ot the rape
victim and apeed up notification of
police offldala.
Laat month. the 14-member advtaory
com mitue held a na&bt walk throulh
tbe Irvine campus to correct poor
pathway Uebtina
• • .Seniors
<From Pase Cl)
··I think the reason this peer
rounaellng program is so euentiaJ la
because seniors need to develop re·
11ources among aeolon. Who can bet·
ter unders tand seniors than
seniors., ..
to be really beoefaclal, and beyond
that, the pttr cou.naelon have t.be
tlmf' to be prewnt In seruor cent.en
when we can't be." 11y1 Judy Miller or tbe menta l health department.
Ge rontologlats from the mental
health department. whkh began a peer counseling program a year ago,
agree.
"To see ooe'a contemporary tends
MS. MILLER. ALONG WITH
Mana Eatrada and Peggy Wealhtts
poon. alao from the mental health de
pa rt.ment are asi.1sung Haye1l an the
counM>lor Lraanmg
When the training 1s completed, t.be
new J~r C'OUn!>elon. wall be avaJlable
at th~ cenleM on an lnformaJ buis to
help solve problems or mab refer·
"Bu:t_)'OU'N oaly U lale aa you m.U
)'ouneif," Mt. Hummer tald. "You cm
have a mllllon police but )'OU're DOl ~
ln1 to be sale Wlleu you have UMIP at
yourllde.''
Police Chief Mithell said tbat
akyf'OCbtlq boualo1 C09t ma1 double
the ownber al penom uvm, on campus
to 5,000 ID nve years. M tbt campus
populaUon lnc'"HHI, bllber crt111e
rat.es may ro.no., be aald. •
"Unfonuna~ly, Wllvenlty eampuMS
art' not lllandl within the broader eom·
munaty beceuse we are open eam·
PUfftl," be added. "We can't exert tan·
reallltic MCW"tl)' meuures, but we can
try lo improve the level of awarenesa of
rape on campus:·
nmrs CUSTOM "'AMINO
ipedMUtne In
Hand Aflt9hed framet
1803 Newport BI vd
Costa Me~
548-4511
Dressmaking
We have expanded our
dressmaking d epart ·
ment Our new depart·
menl will also include
a lte r ations
Houre: Tu.a -#rl e:>0-6 30
Sa1 10-00-5 00
hft. & Mon CloNd rats lo county aaencaes
Round t able d1acuaslons will be
held ~ a w~k belwttn counsek>n
a nd thl' PAC E staff to disc uss
'ICJe'~ ,.,.....J "'
...,,.~,,~ 3't E. 17th Street
Costa~1 .. w...-~1 ... ~, C..-*'A A~
particular C'henta and problems -;::.===========--=======..
o.tly ~IWI ........ " ~~ O'l>MM'I
Ont' of t ht> most important skills
tht'y Wl ll dcH•lop dunng tramtng ''
how lo Ll"lt·n
"A lot of '\f>ntOr'>." ~BY'\ Hay~
.i n• '>11n1>l> lo nt·h and nt~ '-<>rnl'
ont· to talk t o · ·
J ui.t ai.k Adolph Sto rt.-run lit·
know., what 11 I!> to be lonel>
"Lone1Jn1~s 1s tt>rn bit>.' hf' says
"It gt-ls c;o \>OU <,l ay awa) rmm Pf'()
pl•· You don t n·lult· t1> tht-m It can
tw pamful I r .tn rdJt1 to thdl t11
th1· nth dt•11r1-t ·
Bu t Stofr1·ran 1sn 'l lon€'ly an;
rnorl· Anrt h1· ., r.tnn~ to i,:d starti:d
1·nun.,t>hng
I'm rt ull; lo<1k1n~ for'tlrard ti) 1t."
lw sJ)" 'tlr tth J "milt' t>.ot lhut I
want lo butt tnlo ~m t.-one elato's ~1
ne,.s. hut lh t-rt· wt,.re t1m~ wbeon I
w1aht'd I had '\Omeone v.ho w as tm·
partial to talk lo "
Fanlasv World For ..
Cliil<lre11 "'s F asliio11
ThemP of the .. nnu<tl Cluldren !> F.u.hwn
Show pr~enled by lht' l'lewport &>ach Juruor
Ebell Club 18 Fantasy World TlK' show will be
held at 11 JO a m Thur'>day at the Ebl'll
Clubhouse, 515 W Balboa Bl vd . Ne wport
Beach, and us Oi>f'n to the publ.Jc
Chaldren of club m embers w1U model Yves
St Laurent, Givenchy. Calvin Klean, Christian
Dior and other destaner rash.ions provided by
Jellybeans & Fiddlesticks, Colla Mesa
Re-Upholster
That Old Sleeper
5891abor cour fabnd
s 14 9 your fabric
IRVIHE UPHOLSTERY
26' I lldlhr. u.tt 112
'""----~ -......... -551-5402 !!::'w
Get Yourself Going
For. the BOS!
TO MODEL FASHIONS
uurena Canori and Andrew Whtte
Proceeds from the show wiU benefit the
Albert Sitton Home for Abused and Ne1lected
Chaldrm.
For reservallona. rail Marji While at
646-181.5 or Karen Bucci at M2·9885 ,.,"" l>N}onlllQS1 N1!W ()lat~• New rrirnos• Bccom!:!1na1 soec1.1lt)ef~on
~ know ~ru can IX' w1"1 c.onhoono• IJOISt' .10(] st~IC
PDwets 'focal Vbn¥I T1ainltl\j
make$ rt an OOSSitlle
1mm00ia1c classes I01m111Q
Call l!Xl.'JV 101 your Jll<l1oou<1I
~OQldJTI 1115CU~Sl(Jl All She Wants Is 'Thanks'
Aaa
~-tldn-s ~ . ·-
ailo M!Dd thank-you not.el, flowers or a token of
appredat.ioo for the hoep1tallty. 1be youn1 men
rrom Denver. Chlca10 ud KAAlat City do DOthlna. (Tbey a.lao arrive empty-banded.)
Would you say Eaatem-educaled males
bave better mannen than tboee from the
Mldwat7 -Mll.LIE'S M0111ER
DEA& llO'l'llD: ......... an Ml a ••t· ter et~-llereo,...., Bu&en ••••II• Ml la.aft a eon1er • .. caltare," ........ 10me
peeple ...W Ilk t.o WM ...
. .._, .... kw. wrtw ...... ,_ M&ee ...
e&Mn ....... a myl&erJ. I ....a .. &ldM I& WU
a ••U. el lliHle tralalaC ... _, NI •1 rs la.aft
He ........ e&Mrwlle.
DEAR ANN LANDERS· My,.,._. foqtrt
Ute call and doc•, and flnally t.be7 _Sot a
divorce lalt year. lly father bu a~
wbo ii ool1 tb.ree YHJ'I older Ulan I am. It'• re-
ally embArrau.lnl. He 1pmdl all b1a 1pan time
wtth ber, ao I don't 1et to ... him mueb. He bu
vt.JtJ.q prtriJepa but DHW QMI tbem.
llom worb a double ablft and ~ma home
dead tired. Sbe IN utra pay roe-work1nl
wenendl, and we rea1b' netd lbl money. So 1 never pt to ... her to talk about tblnp t.hat
matt. to mt.
I ,...,. aone to my l\ddance coaDMlor at
eebool ao mueb thil year I hate to take an7
more ol ber time. Pl• ... tell me what to do. I rully need~ oldtr no WW to me
and sift me aocne suldUct. -AU ALONE
Dall ALONE: An,_ ••n. tlllia W. eer ·-teD m ,_.,....IL n ._ ... • -.. ror,-.o. ........ _...
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ORANGE COUNTY
3 TOWN & COUNTRY
ORANGE
( 714) 547-8228
~frERIENCED" FURS
Qn I I f some or 1ne mos1 tabulOus 1un 01 ,-\J!l!-MMW'I on TV and w.. the movies 01e
~ now hefe lex you '81eetl0rt
~wt Din' YOU TO DfiGDITIA Tl
THl M1W OMD flOM THl USAUS
J
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Deaths Elsewhere
P UBUC NOTICE
DAUAS <AP> Carr
CP--IG't .. ,.., CHICAGO <AP> IAO M-c••H. one or
two men marked for
death In the St. Valen-
tine's Day Massacre half
a century ago, died at the
age or 83. He l1 ved h1S
later yeanon a Lee <'-Oun·
tv farm
CHICAGO CAP>
The Rev Harold
WllUam llli-ey, 80, an
American m1ss1onary
who spent four years in
a Red Chinese prison
during the mid 1950:,.
died Wednesday
P . C olll•ll, 87, who
founded Fidelity Union
Lire Insurance Co in
1917. died Thursday. The
former board member
of Dr. Pepper Co had
been a recipient or the
Horatio Alger Award,
the Douglas MacArthur
Freedom Award and the
Amencan Academy of
At'h~vement Award.
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1 mt• st'parale homt' • 2
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l'nC't'd $239. 900 Act Now
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FALLOUT
~ lovely Mesa Verde
home has Just ra11en out
of t"SCl'OW J bedrooms, 2
bat.M, flJ'f1)1.ce 4t a 1a11u•
ai.1>umable loan Full
price only $99,500
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C:SELECT
I PROPERTIES
FOR4iOTT94
Al4HDOH8>
Giant 3 Bdrm 2 bath .
neat famll1 rm wltb
bnc:k flreplaee, fl.replace
in hYIDC rm too! Aaau.me aooo t\.'J~ Loan. Price
$99,500. Call now :
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On ltev~w
of newf"'rt
REALTORS
6715-HI I
OPDI HOUSE
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COU Of MEWPC>n UALTORS
251SLC.-Mwy .. C... .. ..._
675-55 I I
SA•ISMAH
90""~ Comm no mlhly (H>-
no hassle Part·tame OK m.u_n _____ _
OCEMROMT I.OT
$11115.000
Hard w rind bomnrtc on
Southern California
(."Oa."it T\'1"tn.' Call now
foc dt.'Uilb
JA.COIS UAL TY
6754670
P.AJUC UDO COHOOS
2.J. & 4 &1nn w pool,
Jd<' & •IUOil
Panorami<" roaal.Al .. ww
in be11utJuJ ~ Du.-teo
~ ill $46,900 with
only 5', down 11 87S in
ten'!'ll T J.kr advan~ltt'
d lhe.rJe low pnc-et1 Sale!\
oiflce opeorl \OAM-<i~k
J54i Del Sol Bl Yd. San (Mgo71•~--
HILi.TOP
SPf:.cTACUL.AR
oct:AN Vlt:w
' BR 2 B.:t. • ., 3Cl"f' lot
H60 H1Rhland Dr .
Carlsbad Sl95.000
714 729 70 1 l (•Vo;
714 64o\ Jl64 cU)'!>
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Wut{'ltff ~hoppU'IR!
rrnlt>r J Bdrm +
fltm1I)' lmma<"Ulate
m<1vf' 1n rond1 .
Stll9.50U
Redhill 0-~Realty
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J EldnTu • 2 batru., with
-.eparalP apt On Lido
l.slo· Owner \'er. fWJUb'°"
on financing. ,\ r<'al 'lnl
at S0).000 or makt' Of
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NEWPORT
HSGKTS
Old World Charm
t'flhancei lbJ.s 2 'tor) I
brdroom ~ Form..I
d1nini room. "".srm
lute~. laundn room
too' Rt>JI Ha\.loft in
l(Ara"'° Ownt-r ·will O.•
1rt'al1Vt', bnni;: otrt>r'
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ESTATERS
:-, BR 4 8.a <"uHom
watt"rrront homc-'I
w J7x3~ pvt dork'>
l•rired $99!>.<IOU to
Sl.095,000 d1rt"ct rrom
wider t·oc Mta1'5 on
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EAST SIDE
SUnik
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will Carry Pnmt' IOI"'.•
llOn R.edurf'd to 1215.000
~Now~71il ,__,.,_.Ill! 9 • I ti.,Jlfl PU,.,,_,..-,
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COME WITH US •.• to MIWPOIT
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ALLSTATE
REALTORS
RCTaylorCo
1>4(l •!900
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l2UMITS
Ten 2 Bdrm. tiwo l Bdrm.
Se!ler will be <'reallv~
Prime Orang~ County
locauan. Offered at only
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THE WORLD'S
AT YOUR FEET
Whrn vou 111ew Ocean.
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T'PROPERTIES
Beritaio 5hoppen reait
I.he IJUlt" ads m CI u.111 ftf'd
~>' And they find
... they 're loc*111g ror
,\ most destrablr 1
Bdrm. ramily room
Mme LS DOW ava1lab\e
With rozy hrepla~ U\
:>ep&rale mu~r s1&1le
away from cblldrens
wing Outstanding
oeil(hborbood all thui
and more r or on I y
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1em11tt1
l Prhah IMChes
Fabulous 4 Bdrm home m Cameo
Shores 1 Prime Corona de\ Mar
location. wtth 180 deg Ocean V1ew,
catht.>dral ceihn~s & Game room.
hu~e pool saze lot. I..owest priced
V1t'W home an Cameo Shores. Ca11
673 85.50
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UMQUEHOMES
67MOOO: 640.0997
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VA Anumable. $S 15
Pays All. 8 srx. Loan,
$26,IXX> Eq111ty. 3 Bdrm
newly upicreded. huae ~-Aslti.Dg $86.900 Cell
now 5"46--2313
,,,.. "' fff y. ,, ' f V'-ff"" '"". [81ftll
fil Coldwell Banker
fOttTY fllYI FOOT LOT OM UDO
New gourmet kitchen with fmest
built-ins, peg & groove floors, 3
bdrms & den, Fre nch doors,
exceptional so. patio; owner will
help finance. $410.000.
Ill lll!WPOllTCUllBH
• 644r9060
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bstk CclM ..,_.
Nee"s TLC & Jmagmation;· J
Bedroom + fireplace, ranched
fence & roses. Owner Anxious. Call
673 8550
~Pri•acy
Private 3 Bdrm CdM home nestled
in;fiillside, steps to the sand, living
room with quaint brick fireplace
opens t.o private patio & step-saver
kitchen. Assumable loan . Call
673-8550.
Cll11:MCdM°"""
Walk to beach & shops; each 2
bedroom cottase bas woodbuming fireplace and patio! Owner will
help finance. Call now m.&s50.
673-8550
U,_.1001: ti()MH
REALTORr, 81'&«m0
7443 E1n Com H•Qhwlv. Co10N del Mtr
JASt •• C.-POfU.AI Pl.AM J MMOCUMYU-wmlMK•RT
Homey 3 Bdrm and f •mily room. Sep.
din. rm. Large patio overlooldn1
expanalve greenbelt and mini view of
the Beautiful Blue Pacific. Jum.ine
Creek ls like a group al mini estates
bebJnd guarded gates. Jmmedlate
posseasion. Vacant $295,000.
Wl5UY M. TA TI.Ott CO .. ••oc I Zll 1 s. Jue' ... ._.
MIWPOST eenR. M.1. 644-tflO
IAYROHT
We have sever al fme homes
with pier & sllp
PENINSULA POINT
!'4cwly decor a te d 4 bdrm. fa m ily
home Close to ocea n $325.000
EL TORO HORSE COUHTIY
4 Bdrms .. 3 bath s ; r anc h s ty le.
mini-estate an orange ~roves. $249.500
·BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bu y\od•· Q,,..,,. N B bl) bib\
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111111 1L1111 ca.
OVER 50 YEARS Of SERVJOE
FOUVll YllW
Ln~ riv Ont> Story MtJdl'm Homt Ovt>rl<>t*tnlli
Tht> Blul' Par1Ctr WATC'H TIH: WAVES
ROLL OVER THE n<>CKS f"our ~moms
Plu11 ~ JIUl!f' L1v1ng Room Full Sttunty
System One Of Our Finnt Ofh•nn~~ Call
For i\ppolntmt·nt sm .ooo IWFff Sl'ICIAL
l.:H RMt Slni le (Avrl Jn Thl' mutr8 llugl'
M a11\er &>droom Suitt' + Two Bedroom s +
A F amily Room . End Unit On Choice
Locellon Major <i rernhelt Lot• Of
Indoor /Outdoor (.1vln& With Two PatlCill. IUJ2.~ A "Jov Of Nt'wport" U.Un1.
G:r --.~ ... , .... 631-1800
HI DOYB DllVI
macnab I Irvine
realty
A SUBStOlARY Of
THE IAVINE COMPANY -----
DRAMATIC HOMlt
P opular 2·&tory 4BR ho m e in
Woodbridge . Lovel y yard
w /c'overed patio, sundeck &
flrertng. Approx. 2000 sq.ft. of Uvtng
space. Owner needs sale NOW !
$156,000. Ba rbara Glass 752·1414 .
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BUU...OUCO SITE Lo pre· lnld. only '225.000. Ca ll HI"",,... 8cA B trom ~ 'f: ~£ =:
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maC\llat. wtt.b an attrac· TAUOY9 LOAM
Uvw fanuly rm . formal OWC--1D dlni.n& rm 4' • 1parklin1 .._. "°°' Call m ~o NOW Al osat1 $7J,OOO thl1 _______ , rut:C&U~
W11l ld91•fwh
Adama 1141. •Br a~1>a. hl1hly up1raded . $Ut .~OO. Own I A&l. -...w.
perfect toodo ll&Nf" la ALLSTATE ~oo 'LJ' .. ~~Rlhc a~a. ~.~. ~,.~.,.~ ... ~. ~~
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TAJCEOVB LOAM
nn 3 Bdrm houu w/l
Bdrm Income unit on oomer kit It So. of Hwy.
Nt>wly painted " new
car p e t• $2 40 ,0 00
Ownr a gt Call Sar a
Marvm. 67~5688 or 67~
Have a wonderful 19f!O
UH19UE HOMES
SU PY.R DU P E R
Dt:PLEX
1980 I NVESTM ENT I
OLD CORONA D E L
:-.1AR' Auume Isl a t
7 5 , Owner will carry
2nd or aetl on cont nrt ·
Cozy 2 Bdrm house with 3
8dnn wut ln back South
c1 Hwy and both with
some bay v\~ Ca II
Wendy Beam
67$-«>00
Gwua11tatd!
Yoo may not like lhia
houle. but 111 1uarantee
tt a OM of the beat buys
m CdM 4 Bd. v\ew. pnv
beach, r~ land Jn brand
l1l'W condition $319.000
Darr ell Puh, A gt.
f;40. Zl28 or 631 12M
Jasmine Creek. 2 BR. den
+rormal dlnlo& r m
Total pvcy, aec &ate.
pools, t.enoa. prof decor .
encl back yard w 1t1e
jacunl. S2&t,9H By
owner. Prill only. Moo·
Wed . H . Kroof
213-45-lS.31 . Thun·Suo.
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OLSON
Deerfield Park Home.
Pie IV. tlk. 2 .... btl. xlot
cood, Dear 1cbool1 4'
pu1t. lmmed OCC\lp&ncy.
1171,iOO. Owner ~1"'581.
Orupl"" patio bm. Pl
4, sreeobtt. 3br. frplc.
ll c. SlOll.SIOO MS-0778 ...,_.Hills 1050
-54S.9491 ...... 2400
REALTORI (-...-iWtii5iji$faj ••• _ .............. ..
II~ CAMYOH Real Eat.at.a
4 Bdrm. CrHUV• fmanc
inc. A .. umable loan LOW IMTBIST
Qllllor appl Wf...e LocaKoa
601 UDO
FOILIASI
,...., 2 bedroom 2 bath
home. Ml11loo Lake1
Country Club. G olf
tftml.1-pool Beautll ully
landaca~d. no ma\n
tmaDC'e yard
MUAYllDI
Nie• ) Bdrm 1 bath
boaae . t.ar a•~y ard . enclOled p.Uo cio.e to
aclllooa aad abopplo&
Owner UJdous P'or an
1ppm•rn«m t.o Me, call ..... --------...................... . Sul>er W al.erf ron.t Cuodo
Sc>ertac1.1lar v1•w A•
IW'Oa ble loan CAii tor
Qdaili.
Tw over low i.nurut
rate k>un' ~11n-aJ choice
1 2 bedroom condo
homes In popula r Spr
In&• c o mmunity In
1rvine Lakes. 1lft1ma,
t.mlU, IUlh landecapta&
From SS7..a50
.., ctubbouat' Rd
DeMrt Hat Spnnp
m..371-2$72
• , • HERITAGE
$86 ODO
3 Bdrm 2 ~th. Pl.an 8.
praae and carport New
paint. move·in condillon
Walnut Square. Ca ll
945-91.!l
Let.sUtt World, Gale 14
Panoramic 11ll'w. 3rd
Ouor. Villa Nue\a. 2br
Zba. ~ 6879 A C uft
1Pm *Cote Realty
& lnvestm~l
640-5777
Pbooe t.oday lpnn only l
564 1434 (BrokeT" )
DIVORCE' MUSTSEI.L!
Topaz Lake area ,
Nevada. New 2 -aty,
te.soit. loc bome. 3br,
~ t.evy lba.k.e roof.
23> eiect. water. 1~c
tank au \Q. Level l + ac
Good roeds Waa 8.SOO
t laahed \o $S9,500 for
Q\I ck &ale• Ml firm of·
fen & wnru ronsldt.'red
Ownr N B 714~7048
• rHALlURS
LG1J1MO Hlcpf I 052 1100
THIGUATAXB
Only f7f,i$0. R·2 lot,
l(rl'al yards le treea.
Super for the hnt Ume
bu)'Pr Need your TLC c.au 64)-0303
........................ OWNER •••••••••••••••••••••••
FORE~T C:
OLSON . . ...... ..
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flttlCI a1DUCIDI
Westalde. C. ld Room for
1 NXido9 A£._ m-1110_
WOO DBRID G E
CREEKSIDE POPLAH
JBr. 2Ba Pf'l'm cmr
kt. Prof lnds(1>. hll{hly
l.IPIP"&ded atnum. tun·
ken frplc SIJ~.000
S.'>1-~S. ~-1&96
E'SW./ A..-LOGR
Rftnod E'alde r harmt'f
UQ ~wood 4t ltaJ Lall',
f r doors. 2 P•lloa
2Br+den or 38r. 2 ba.
frpk AMwne 97 8 lnt
S 13 ~. 90 0 0 w n 8 k r
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20M I LOT
n W F\nanCf' No quaU
r)'lng. S7K down Xtra
h1iih in co m e Bkr.
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Mt'1>A Verde A.uume 9'1
let. Opn Hae Sat-Sun
I ~ 2037 calvl'rt Av
2 i.ty . 4 B r 2 '·•ba
Own •111gt 8 111 831 W7
$129 900
MESAD&Mil
By ~
Xlra !1h11rp 3br. Zba.
l1r&e h e atl'd p ool
w <'TV 'd peUo Cloee to
pv•rytbing Qwl't loc.
flu fin Call to att
!>46-2223
$4..000 down <;mall house
w am .ep apt Assume
balllfX'e $129.000 497 S039
MnoMorth
~S6.000
Gr ~clou1 . roomy 5
~m family home
wrth enouah room for I.bl'
11wnmer iiuesta' About
2200 aq ft. an all. wrth
formal duun&. crackl.uait fu-epla~. tile noon &
eocloted patio f'rult
U'tle1I • cklte to achoc* $112.900 BKR C al l
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MAJUNrTA
Spect.c ular b1li\op
homa. 2012-Zi!OS aq. ft
Ooee t.o Mann.a. Selva
Rd " Calle La Pr! ma wn si-.ooo t.o ~.000 1131.,awo, 493-fOOS Bklr
MEWDUPUX
PRICED LOW
FOR Q UIC K SALE
"iorthv.ood 2300 IQ fl
home with 4 bfodroom ...
beautiful landacapini: and creative f1nanr 1nl(
a vail able Owntr
moUvated. Call for de
tails. Asklng $131.500
RANCH
REALTY
551-1222
~MABLE LOAN
In beautalul WOOD
HfUDGE. Loan balan~ or $62.500 with this
~uuful 3 bedroom l'OO
do :-fear pool. park .rnd
!K'hoob. En.Joy laJce a m1
LeWa (adllues Call for
detaalA.
Jr . .. w oooroHllJC.t ·
•lfALT V
551 ·3000
CULYStDALf
S1n11e family hom e
11m.000-4 Bdrm homt'
in lrv\M. locatt'd on tn
r.1de cul dl' sac
uct>l lt>nt for rh I hfrf'n
11nd near park G ood
value and bArd l.O f1ml
comparable .
642-5200
Truly
Delinh+ful 2 Bdrm • ?"b.-. -:+: den
townhome In Rancho San
Joaquin Immaculate
t.hroulbout Llabt a nd
cbl!e')'. wtth a cozy aide
patio~ of lhrft I, that
ts great for r t'laxlnK
aoyt!me
IYOWttlR
New S&S KJtc Hill. 4 br. J
bu w bunu.s room 180
dt.•g view on prcferr1~
lot U0.000 lowf•r th11n
i>ales offlce 675-~
8 £ PAHTIJF
LINK.'> POINn:
Tua 1par1ou." Jbt'<iroom.
J bath hom' •~ pro
rr111 1o na 11 ... dl'roratl'd
ANANCING <..IWbtt ~ill <'&rry lhe 1st
on thu e x e c u llve
Wutrl1 ff .bom l'. 4
"PllMOU."t bedrma. du11n1ot room ram 1ly room &
pool Vacant & o.,,.n1·r
arwou.s. M'..I call 64:.-722 t
W!tJ1 plant4t1111 ~huth·n ~ ouk a.od ~.: 1 loortn~.
l ut.tom dra p"s and 21 ,.WJpa~r. h.ind rant'd
hn-plact m.a nt.e and up •
~r.tdt<d C'.lf11t'll f'.im1ly WntdHf ._.... ro11m ~ u Vrl'l bar and -.,._,,
thnl' a:. 11 '11•pttratl' luWl --------
llry room l..aq~r :i, ~I [[DING GIANT 'wn.Jlih• l11un n\llk.,_ th1'\ .)1.1.U"I
hot1ll' l•>t $iM:I.~ q •ry Eltparun ~ :. bt-droom
EuU~ Coeta Mesa 3
unlll. R 2 $10S,OOO.
Robert. Aet 631 1.2166
~~-2000
•••••••••••••••••••••••
4-ft.IX APPIA&.
In a real Mt'll Vtrde
&oc1 t1on. Good terma
Prtdt' of n'*nf'ri.hlp
Pnced ror f~l ••le C..11
now'
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TilE ST AR.Iii ES CO
6Tl-TI61 ---
2'00 . ..................... .
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cxan (root beach home
UI Emerald Be Y, lt'Vllle
Cow. or Cameo Sborn .
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UNDER MARIET
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d uplex' Patio ' Great
\in-' 2006 8 W Oct'aO·
f runt n&-l 677
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ba :J,l dfo<'k C)Vt'rlcx*ll'IR
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BIG CANYON
~acular ~olf 1 nun•
1-.uatt' MAI ''I fl 4 lo ,,
Hd.nn'I, ,, .,, IJ•lh.'1 f'ool
and '<J>& SI ;!!i>.000
THE STARNES CO.
673-7761
UDO ISLE
2 ~y early (Abt J BR
den. 3 ba . hv rm w fpl.
& beamed rtal Coiy
pal.lo Walk to buch .
<"lub ~ t e nnl• racd
$3U.000 Ca II MlSSlON REALTY
COUHTllY EST ATE
V1£W
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-.Jcle'n•"f' ·ooe <Jl a kind
~c 4 bdrm. !><"l'"rat.-
rrwud s qua rte"' ror m.a I
d1n1ng r11<1m f1.1 m1 h
room. hbraP . b11r ~
Mdo«>l' (a rt'pl 8<'t"lt • I tallied
~. pooL 11pa. ~ourmt'l
IQ\cben Zon«i and room
for hor u1 Will heir
ltn.1.0C't' 11195. 000
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WAn::Rr'RONT
HOMI '>
REAL ESTATE 631-1<600
•••••••••••••••••••••••
1100
41M-07l_I __ _
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Stepl to beadl. Ne-w 4
Bdrm ho m e ne1r1n1 ~ B~ldtr wlll
help flnaocl'. Submit
your o r(H. Aiki n& muoo c..11 $4t-l 1.51
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MOBILE HOYE
BUY-S E LL· R ENT ·
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JlllW Coast llwy. NB dork avail. $750Mo .
64s.6646 213-434-G>l or 43M26 I Corolla...... 1222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t Uruta!Cll Coat.a Mt>Sa
S116UOO ~bjttt t.o l 03 l !>46-3'97 or s:JS-4711 3 Bdrm I S.. f rpk-. walk.
----to 1toru & beacb .
MEW 4-ft.EX.l.S
Oln.ll'r ol SI attt & Van
Buren tn Hunt1n1t oa er.m 9ll0-4370
RENT Al.
prdlmr incl • DO peUi
ID). lat 4' I.all + SJ.SO
drp ~ or 64.2-0>0.
Ad-Sitter • 141
2 Br. pY\ \ttrace lmmac
AduJta only No pell!
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aar. 2Be, om & bey view. m.:ru.s. open Sun 202 .....
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F'lNANCE
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INCOME PRO PERTY
f)oom 13UOO Modular
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MNntY. 3 pvt ti.acbei.
pooi & ~ 'J'rttu utt 161~
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rtt1C1 mtuc•1
TAXIOV8
•.Solo LOAM
Gfte1 3 bdrm 1tartu on
qwet. 1treet. L&• yrd.
Owner haa bou1h\
anothtt ~ la anxloUJ.
Now only •UOO! Hurry!
BKR "'-' .. '' C:: Walk1:r 1; l 1:1:
OAKGl.84
MIWDWLIX
lh#ftt prlc• ln Dua Poln\. 2BR 2 ba .
lireplac•. Ocean •u.
walk t.o bcb. 11J,5K. Joe.n.
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.............. 1040 .......... ••••-••••••• &....-leecll I 041 u.1 ... ...,,.. " .................... .
I BR up1raded. Try ta0.ooo c:1.n to• 11~ io.n. •r•MFRIJMT
ftf1.. --" « •ml """"' ..,, New llodul•r Type
CMl•MOYl ... I Hom& pvt cmmmwalty, ........ I bdll, M br lllC'Ulity, ft'OID S.Z. Hmnlllll ~ a\lb-a.t!IDI OK. P'tom
4111\ DA ram Hoene GO ·-~ Wand Cul dt ue. ffu1• Mobile Home Pk. 31*>1 hmlOtD R.11, Oftn1.led So. Oolll Hw)' La&un• lGl W/P)QI • ..,., Se9 . Beach. R.M.P {714) Pl&1 )'d. ~mt"° 'beedlet ...,.. .-.aoo. cau-..m.
1211.000 Down• fbrr l 4 br.
2 ba; IOOC1 a~"' John \. a
ruan Co. 631-090.>. --•wt»or R.id&I! ~ 3br.
Jba. rwervoir It. nil• Ute
vtew. <Xean ~ew from
front balcony $380 .000
IMO-~ Prine. Only
Bl& Canyon T9wnbom•· Eldorado model. Up· irad& >Br. l'i't&a. By
0'#9f. Princl,a\t on.ly .
Sl.IS.000 -~..-__ _
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2 BRac.eLObeach.W 10
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1750110. Call 'fury o..maon.TOOO.
WXUllOU5
DICUT1VI SUrTIS
Office• now avail. In
8epntly a~ Ex
ecwlve SUIU. centrally
k>cat.ed near freewayi;.
eourt1 " tbe Oranat-co u n l y Airport
t'ar1lllle1 Include J
frlflndly. eff\dent recei>
l1on11t 1telephont'
opft"8tor who.:~ your
rbenu and anawen your
calll. a cocn~e Cabf. &
Yederal I aw Ii bury.
bout1tully derota\eG
con!~ rooms. photo
copy machmn. 4t thl"
hnesl 1n Sl"rrellrial
~ For further mrn
Lwc• 2·1t)' 3br. 2~be. s.r1'I tam ~ hie
~ to om. AllcL dbi
pr. llllQ. lllo Avail 2-1
Cail ltlllle ~ Im-Bl.
1!ft S4l-40S3
3 BR home . E 's1de """"'G>d nrs. frpl<' 1,g
yard $47S. 644 721 l Aln
LIM new. Eaatsade Con
do.1.BR + dftl1guest rm
Gar. Frplc Pool. Adults
Ne pets $3915 Avail. 2 15
'l!iZ·59~
N"1Jl Hts Tri plel. 4Br.
ma .~ frpkl. cpc.s ·d~.
bllni. dbl ear. lridry.
~tr gas pd. o lde r
clllJdren OK. ZZS mo l03
Ogle S48-3281
MESA VERDE \ILLA
2Sr. paUo. dbl ~ar. no
P8S. MSO mo SS7 1MS
•loonly & q.Nt•
Beaulifully decorated, :?
br dlnmg nn. new. Wlnl'
<'olored c rpl s trt'l'"
f<'OCC.'d. garage Room to
park a boat Child
wekome NO DOG~
Watrr pald S450 mo S7\IO
~em 42\ Ham1lum.
Qn.3989
~~w 3brm upRrad~d
'J'wnNe. 1650 !'IQ ft I hlk
off Npt Fwy S6:">0Mo
~2004. 821 5000
• • ••t BR. 2 ba. frpk.
348 Hamdt.on SS75 mo +
SIOO S 0 M2·7743
Northwood Nor 4br
home $100Mo Pools.
taml&. de. WUl consider
..._, ... Avaal lmmed.
ma?
Woodbt1d1e Coodo 3br,
2'1be., ram rm. dbl 1ar,
S*io. Acf'OM from pool as
pm1l SlSMo 640-0016
Condo. Rancho San Joa
qWn Jbr. 2..,ba, °" goU
course Landcpd by
&een Garden Prof de
rorat.t"d Adu.Its No Pets
BlO lse 64<>-6883
Woodbrldge Estate 4 br.
21.; ba. S750 mo
Ownr ~ gs.s.~
Uruv Park Twnhae 4Br.
2~ ba 2 frpkS, pool ten
ni& Ref, req Vr lse
~ Xlnt rond 64~
~79R2
3248 .......................
2 Bt. 117 ha. lge yani
Vll"W S650 mo Tom
!141} 2200 or 494-0198 ----
Orcanfront N end I
hdrm 2 swldeoeo 5-WO
K.l'v\n day~ 752 ~I. t'H''
494-7410
So l.Agwia l BR h.1UM'
new cpt.i., ocean '•l·w
\troll deck Very clt>:m
S440 'mo\Attl 111d 497 3M39
3250 •••••••••••••••••••••••
HOM~ fUR RENT
3 M 4 BR. Priced from
1&116-~. Fnt'd yard &
iaraaes Fam1llei.
pl~a11e. Kids & pets
welcome call 1164 2566 or
973-2971 /\~.no fee Triplex 2br. lba. frpk.
patio 1303 Baker <A)
S400 mo + $200 S D LarJ-o Mk)Ye4 3 25 2
fi.&2 TI43 •••••••••••••••••••••••
-Lllrieg ~an vu, lmmuc
J Bdrm. big yard mo lo I :!Br 11 1b11 fplc. pat 10.
mo SC95 Ing. 'oec. paol. tenni:..
Ca 11751 ·319 l "IC\ ad\llt \>\I '600 496-585 7
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tBR.,M SLZWMo
. ~11Ml111
~wlaf' ¥..,_, H9C' ~
br hon» Cktr Ur Z br.
bv rm • frplt-, lll' l't'<'
rm w pool tbl Pillo
P,anly flAM\ sa 1113 Al\
11w Ulum. lmmac tn
~Condo 2br. "den ~off L R fully crptd.
2 bat.ha. blllni. 2 car gar
w auto dr opnr pool
$700.,lo 213 466 2979
Gut-st parlun&
0.-at Uftfwll 3600 .......................
lBr Nwpt Bch. All ut1l
3 BR. 3 ba oc-ean view. I (*)d 2 bUu bc:h w gar
~ to bch ~ mo S4'n. Kt'n644 841M
Ai). ~ 1531 ---------~~UFF. lmmat 3Br ""'8ftienh fvnMIMd
2ba. ram rm. 2 fplc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ardener, $735 848 7.320 lalaoa renlnMlfo 1707 •••••••••••••••••••••••
TOUCH 01'' L,.A.')S Condo c; 1el'p1 n g room l> &<
beaut d..ror 2hr, 2ba.. kltrht-nr\U-S $75 wk &
balr ocn \ 1ew Fanlaslll US> Ot'eanfront 675 8740
~llni; r1u. ... rlub h"l' --
81lhards, pool. '>:tuna. \\\nwr renu.ls 2 br. ~
gym. spa, sec prkin~ 1st & lar.t t Sl.25 dt>poMt
Adults No Pt.>L'> ~5Mo 673-932'7
2~ 7671. 7U OOll 2681.1
aft 6P~
Spy~lass OCE'an & bay
\'\eW 4br. nt'w r rplJ: 6"
pnt 3 rar ~Jr :! frplf•» a
grdnr and ~18UOmo
tH.'>-OTiil I)"'"' \Tl:.R iJll IW"' 1n..,11fr
Jbr. trplt :'\pl !'hr~
Pool tl·nn1,,s11:-.o
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Jll<'U.UI. -.aurw ~ mu
64.'>-0101
TrN· ... had•·d h:ill Jeri'
nt'ar l ·pJ>l·r 'H"'-J'l"rl
Bay. 28r. l'ilia larl(l'
en\ert;,i1n1nR rooms
frpk . bar No pt'l:.
l.ardt>nt•r 1n1·luJ('d
S700 mo I) r l<;l' \tr
Fuentl"'-71~ 8.13 0070
2 Bl.KS TO HH t::A~ ~-RS I Clean. 3 Br, 2 Ba. rrpts
drp ... ult tn'> .•
~crowave f"ncd patlO'>,
:-;pt~ ~ p mo
lmHi8Jf;
3278
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Newly tlt'<'Ur bath w full
lut (Jwt>l. non·~moker
t"nnv toe.· $300 md u\11
ti73~
3724
•·••··•·••·••·········• 'Ytaple St Apls now rent
~ l Bdrm apt>. ~5
Rarhelor SUS 1919 \ta
pk> St 6.ll ~4
~Oftle~ 3740
·····••··•··········••· H.l't FO .. EST
Sparu.'h EL.late i..n1ng
Bl!autJ.ful p<-irk like sur
rounding-. Trrrared
pool Sunlwn I:·•' bbq,
-.p,1rkllni: tount:\ln'
Spar1ou'> rnom~
Separille d1n1ng .in•a.
walX 1n rlosrti.. home
Wte k1trhm & robmcL'i
W.1tk lo Hunt.1nglon
( (>nti:r
2 ~rum S4M
Town.hou.w furn SSOr>
\tluJL<,, no pt•h
U11..tuei. l''r~'
LAQ{Jr.lo'TA HER MOS\
lt>Zll J>ark'tldl' Ln 1 lilk
W of ~Jrh. 3 blk'> ~ of
t:d>.n.Rt>r IM1 54-&l ----Ll.'Xt:RJOt:S
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3114 .......................
a.achtroni SBr. Partially
tum. A v.il. LO J une. '900, nu-.2356 ...........
lWw"w f 'Md ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3112 .......................
Brand new 3 br. 2 ba. good loc.UOO Adult.6. no pets
1125mo G H. ~rtson.
RMhot'.~
3124
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Wcatfiellt
fAMllY •ns
Brand new beautiful
l1trge apt for famtllf.'~
v.1th l . 2 & 3 children
Near p11rk & school>
Kidd.le play art-a
:!Br.2811 $450
3Br.2Ba ~
Heal paid No pets
3911 W~t Willson. C' :'If
6.Jl SS83 548 ~OK
Open 1~da1ly
•2 Br. I ba condo nr So
Coast Plua New crpl5.
drpr;, A C. paol St'<'Unty
gatt l'h1ldren ok. no
pels ~ 968 JG:-.2 or
~5151
3 Bdrm apt, ~75 mo I.a!.
paid rnrl g;H. a cl lb
&i2 !J(fjJ
I Rd.rm :ipt. enrl .i:arai.:1•
~.!:! j ffi 0 g J S (J J I ii
·~ .Afj'J
EASTSIOE
'l.t'"'-& complt!ttl)' rt>
furt>l!>hed :? & J BJrm
l ullJI(~ :.<>ml'"" 1th t•nl•I
.:arJl(e:. Yard-.
WMher df)t>r hook up
~ pets From i425 ;.'ti 17
Eldt-n \vr 631 17.'.>5
Spal'lOUS 3 BK. fam1I) h\
ml( Playground po•il
t>M)-1486
PX> l Br. refnR <'il'lln
adu!U. no ~ 131·C W
U!lh Sl IH6-6725
SJO~ $125 2 Br ap1s
bdlron>, pauo, lawidn-
rm.~ 14 encl. garaitt'
&f11>la>
~M11mt &12· ltiOJ
Beaut l very I.& bdrm
pl~h. lau.ndry. 1mrnac
itrounds 18215 Pomona
S12S mo Q--8086 ---Ou~ & pool, 3 Br 2 ,
Ba. 2 sty. S62.5 or li.l' up uon 831 :>440
pool, r• l' ruom From 2 Bdrml> t bath apt
$.:IOO 4u1et c;t 17JOI \dul\'> $375 mo Ga!>
New ~c;e 3 Br 2~~14Br. 28a house. xlnt
Ba. $585 2518 Elden. neighborhood. nr
675-7'72X>. 494 9907 M'hools. \ea!le, ~ mo o;., .. --1226 "93-47500f8331610 __
•••••• •••••••••• ••••••• Brand 'lie.,. 3Br 2·story Santo AM 3280 1\1."·bon 1142 78411 piud 642 $3 -----3748
5parldmi.; clean & p111nll'<I
older home Nr l::dmRl!r
81g bark ~rd ~br
$i50Mo 631 791'1
Oelw.t> C'ondo 21i r 2fla Mill(> wuque fl-OOr plan. ••••••••••••••• •• •• • •• •
Jll IJlltn ... rrvt~. drp>.., modern \c1trhl'n 1nd
pool. \.t.'1'\NA er\, adult~. m1rrowa"e & indoor
nope\.<, -'93 :!l92 HRq. /\ (' IAndor,rapmg
&Toro 32321 (Jll Andn·J 5 HIK:SOO
3284
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1rrunur f''re-e ma 11J wn
& uul l ot•1r T\ ~ "" or by mo l\l'J 224!7_• __ _
LA MAHCHA 1.ns
Lan~e l .2&3 bd J:arrien
apti. Adult!> lhh"' hr
blt.n' enrl 11.ar i;:a& bhq
Pool Ga' I'd TIR Scott
Pl 6'251.nJ.6455611
IASTSIOI
~YWOOOS t.a.rce loft apt. 2 muter
bdrml e~h w .eparate
bath. Patio No cbUdren .
no peu. Avail Feb lOlh
190 E. 21'l St '52:5
64&-4311:2 : eve MS-85'3
•enlUI&
AIAITMan'S
GtlAHD~
2 Br. 2 Ba M.50 ~rel~t location. walk
ID complete 1boppln1'
BeaWifully lan<Ul-.ped
Specious apls Pnvall'
pallOI or ~u A.dutb
Heat pai<l No (>t'ts
()pl'n l<HI daily
R Wl'St WILlon. C M
631 5583 ~ 3408 ---
COLOHYAnS
2229Canyon
~aul. qutl'l pool
bn't'U'S. l m1 o<'l'an. X
litt> :! br SlOCI. 1:ar a\ ail. adlt~ no pt'l fo:vts
644 ~711 M 011) ~ 646 0354
f. ~t<k' lnh.'>t-.: br. I"' ba
gar, pat.ill $395 mo :-Ou
prt<t Im> 8W __ _
tbr E sidft C ~
s:n>Mo /\dulls Onl>
ti.JI z.rn 9'.ti 1v.io
~·ar ,_:? br :? t1a. dill
h"'-~r. palKl. l.iundr>
tactl ~g:. mo l>a:-~
~-"6'i~. 1W U IH t'\\.'l> Of
\Oo-'\tnd.,
Lo\ t'i> :!Hr 11t-n ~HJ . "Int
<'Ofld. !Jilli" <'pl:> lifl"·
cWJw.,hT \nl1ry rm ~r
.. tiopp\J\g renll·r ~1~ mo
~ J<>Jnn St \1r~ Lt'Jt
&'27~
DtJ.t 'Xi' :? Br:? 11.1 frplr
HOU :.<J fl 22tjt, :'111nl.'r Sl
>lia mo .!lJ ~I.! 72Jti or
i14 ~l:! liJI)
s:ll.5 ~ely lrmH' 2nr
:!2!85 Mr ndo i a
~5704
3 Br 117 ba. frplr. dbl ur
5475 mo Townlu(' .&pt
C.'\ll ~'t 5'18 I U;8 ---E's•~ Gilrdtn Apt :?UR
1 'b ... lg PMllO Gat¥11"
rltl<.4' to .,hopµmR s:r.->
\dlu. no pe<s t>t2~
ll4Z •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ne.I' nt!'W. 2 Bedroom 2
ba. bltlna. frplc-Pl()
213 m. .,,.., 71• 'MO ~ au for Dan
ll44 .......................
~MW 3 BR rondo 2
be • (rpl, nr pool le t~·
ni.s ST50 Mo yearmy
fllly UJeach 7~11
$400 I' l br Condo on
~ Poot spa. club .
t.erws, d.i&bWT. ml rrottd
wrdrb l\SSO<' . wtr p11d
W;uh dry . frll?.
nt1?Qllable ~ll Maitgll".
~ -640 l • .sl6-l064 Agt
LocpM a.odl ll 41 ...............••......
Luxury I Br apt. st.l"ps lo
bl-ach Cll't'an 'M'W. no
dWd.rcn or ~ $45:. •
wl 494~. 644·4311
<;tud10 apt L• aH'
L'l11.tt11,.. 10<' luded P-i
bl-am SJ50 t99 "t>U
Newport le-ocft 31H
·••·••······•···•····•· PAIUC NEWPORT
Ba r hflor\ I or :?
Jirdf•JUm.'> & T•-"'nholues
"'torn S300 00 Sf~acular spa , total
11•rr1Pal1un proir•m ,,..,;J ix-~ram 7 p<>Ol' II
lt'1UU.\ rowu Al fa5htun
bland, Jamt>ortt 6t !>Jn
Jwq1.11n Hilb R<>ltd
'7t4)M4-1900
MUJl
HOAG/RB>UCEO
lbghly upl(radt>d. pro
f~ionally dl"roraled I
HH U;u·h an \ 1•n.a1I~
OJndo uverlool-mg roun
ta1n d. par~ l1k1>
l'OW1) 3rd FUii ~unty
bk1i: $475 mo C1i II
C-41644-72 I I
/\SK FOR NlCEL.A~
\ t'f"lailles Coodo g9;,
harh • W Pool. sawia
J16r. dbftle Secunl)
~.ev2U 477 7001
4000 .. ...•..••.••.........•
mweett"Up
S tudio•. I bra .
k1tchenellea. pool &i
matd l«'Y. S41-97~ ~MreaMoeal
S1!iO Movet you ln\O 3 8 R
twnhme your chol« of
BR's, Jae. tennu. 2 pool.6
~ neat woman Call
Tony aft 8PM Sun
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CM Mesa Verde area. kit.
prvl. Sl7$ mo. Pk-a~ no
~
~~otM2 2Zl3
f.mc»o)ed penoo. attrac
\Jve room in M~a Verde
Refs No rook1n~
m~ -----Voc.aKolt ...... 4250 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Lar11e 81~ Bear cabin.
pool t bl. rolor TV . :?
frplcs. ~~ 14 ~16
....... to SW-. 4 )00 .......................
Movv1&" AVOtd ~pog1u &
rut f1v1n it f'llpl"n\e~'
ProfeH1onalh ''""" 001 ~ns
m~l34
h ·m \han· 2 BH '! h.1 ,.p1
1\u1.lt-ru<'k. I~ Sl~J IO•
IAJl ~ l 7'11J Oa "''
~ l"\"frUll to \han P' t rm. ba, '\pa f,H' .. pl lkh
l•Jr ~&Md tmpl J ll•m
rt'f ' flQ d \ft r.pm
~~
Rmmtl ~~ ~17 rnn ·
rm\ av;;itl f' Jrit.1•\11
I '"-w AA '.> UM t7~
~"" h n .. u • l'ri'
r'Qfl\m '4pt lkh f•wt 6t
'PA s:JOOMo s..6-717 I
'-ton 'mt>k1·r mJI• .!:
"JC"l'k.-. apt Of" hou...-~ I
me.UOW rmmt t-r-1 hv
f-t'b I Mt-U&3
f<1-{i;,bl4-femalf' to 'harr
~ Be8<'ft ! bf". 2 ba
ClttM.1·. pool. ll'GIU. ... 1-tt
SZ!D Otll am M4~·
f'em non Mnoict'r tu ~hr
hw 111 ~ B 2br. :?t> ... SU5
incl l&l 642 .3flD9
I Bl" l:.:a.'L"dt' 'mn II but
rozy w lots of neat wood
~ M2 94SO al\\·r 4 pm
I BR ste-pr. lo bt-arh . .;ar If" slv :?Br of JBr ~
pkni: S350 mo ~rl) Cd.'4 fi*' SZ50+utl. ,_,
WAl.J..A( t-..ST \l""r.>
:'l.e"' I> der<1r at NS 2 br
apt SJ70 I fr~· mo rt>nt
~II ctuld ok. no ~to.
~~II
3826 ......•............•••.
!l~r • lt"an like n•"'
11!.hwhr. l(ar. b..ikon~
NI' Ol-t•an 213 924 -1954
t)i3 .85i!. 5-W 68" I 'omokt'f 6TS ~
<><-eanfront JU\l '>lt>P'
~way from itus upper J
Br rondo on thl'
~wa Yrl) Garage
no pn.s 640-«>37
NEWPORT HTS.
P»1Dt4EW1
TRIPUX
'\AU.. EXf.C" »..S 'hr
:!br ~ pool "' ... 1mc· 11r
oet>a.n Ul s a 64.5 m•
Fem rmte lo h\t"' '\Jm1
I "" homt! lilk lo ~ .. ll h
l\lh ~l. llB $1Jll nl"
1..t..? kJ:!1I
••::(•)•M•:.:S·t~~R·•R••f: ... ·,...•••• I ~t!:~d'> 5 ·1 6 7 8 2 6 Std ltocft T~ ~ '\I ~,I ...................... .
3 ot •Hr Pnccd fmm .1mmac :i UR 2 ha, 8ndgeport38Rdcn,2ba. ~s:;95. Fncd ) :ml & I U'\•mendow. \'tt>W 5600. st.e1l6 \.o bc:h. manna. tl'o
p. a rages . fa m 1 I 1 I'., 1.,t La>. I. -.t•r Thornlon rus. 213I~·1635
please Kldr. & pets RJty831-0:lJO Siilnsefa...oc.h 1288 welrome Ca II 964 2566 or ----_.
973-2971 /\Jtl no Ct~ l.11! 'll1~uel condo o loolc -•••••••••••••••••••••
LAGUNA BEACH MTH
lNN Mllld !lerv . rolor
TV. htaled pool t ·111
t7 H >4!J4 :;294 98!1 ;--.. o
C.out Hwy
Ol't'tlllfront Lwcury 1.,rl(t·
Zbr, Zba. frplc. detk. J:3r.
sandy bch, \l('W $8W\\o
Thru J u.nf' 494 41l9 I
:! h~t· hr Ln ~upt>r kx'a
two. f{round floor . bw It
1n kitchen SJ:?5\fo
Adults :'-to Pel!> inqwrc
568 W Wilson Apt f:
~
Dfoluxf' 3 bdrm . ~ t,. ba
l..:111tl" Bachi!lor. SZ7!> mf'I \1•ry spac1oui., qu3hl~
768 6261 d~-.. 19H 031H hwlt. 'uperh location Top o f t h t It n 1• • •
ftature' J\'ratl now
2Br. 2lia lrg maslrr from $i2!> per mo /\~eril
bdrm. dhk lmmt-d o< 005.5Ql
Rehat>l1• t-1•m lo <,hr
w ' a m l ' I h ,, \ •'
tumiturr 'liN"d hom1•
() (' art•a ll33 I ZlO d:1 ~
Rmrml' non 'mok('f QWl't,
rnpon~1t>I~. rt:h ~br
:?ba. In Pool . J8" ~;,.,
..... ~1 ~.673 lltiOO ~-Vah 3234 mg 1o:oll cr..e 3br. ,\ c. IBEACHFRONT HSE Li: Y W O pool S600 831 16i8 48r; 3Ba, 2 ktt. 21.tv rm!>,
••-••••••••••• • • •• •• •• -·----'-Rar PLUSH 1\46 l 103
HOMES FOR RE."'1' Mfsioft V\eio 3167 J or • Br Pnced from ....................... Wvstntl111ter
s.i96-Ci85 t'ncd yard & llOM~ f'OR RE.-,.'T .......................
HOM~ FOR RENT
Ht wporl ~och 37 69
•·••···················
3298
2Br . :.> ha downsla1r'i
.>ard. kJ<.b o k . $410 mo
afl Jan 7 600 W
Hamilton St . S3ll 2917
rupon<') $12.J m" \•k I -fur Bob Ii 11 •. rn6 hJX I .
1
2 Br 2 ~ nt>l4 plush
< 7 I ·1 15 2 J 7 1 2 O o r rVl>l'til1«i. pool. iacurn
121.J J1M3 ~ SOI mo Mwts no peL ..
-Localf'd .&rros~ from
..,._kq°" leach 1840 I ~ fkh Goll Course
•••• •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • ~ appt onJ) 54.S ~
I Pt-r.on to .,h.1n• 3 hr
hou~e w adult malt'
lnav P.ark '"'"" SJVO mo lnl'I ut1I
" a personal tour -ll\l'o\l&h \ht> faclh\lei..
i>'ea•e contact Vorta• _
A111oc • <714 >9SS·22118 .
<7 u A')S. :liOO
OIC.SUITlS
Pr\me Newport Beach
loc Near 0 C airport
Rt.11t 1.nrl ~. con
I l·n·nre rm. ja n 1to r
r.t•r\ . Utlli., )()(} frt•t•
" •1 ll 1 l' ~ & m o r ,.
:-..-c. man al 'en-a\ Jtl
1~1 or LloulC 851 9411
EXIC.SUm$
I\ rombu\allon \hat t' an t
be ~t' Pt:rlt'ct locatton
~ ll) fN)'S. 31rpurt &
rt-:.lJuranl '> 1 pro f
~;,inal \t'f\\, 1d1•,1I
uff~ & twoau\lful I>\.~•
pff-for rn<l«'<' 1 nJ o r ;it 1
ti., •• t •m 21s1
\ I I p 11 r I () ( f I (' 1
<,prrelanal ~er"'''
4\a1I SHO 957 9331
l.lh. l1llodtrJI offtl"e :1wl1
LOf'OfU del \1 ar. $i~ ''" R('1tonom11'" C:oq1
~
.. PRESTIGIOUS
LOCATION ...
'i e'll'?0'1 Bear h
• lllJ Mn) Sq t l
•Bay Vie-.~
•L>.tra Amenn1c~
Udo Marino v-..
67MU2
C>r .. nge County Airport
~-df"sk "PMC't' N.'ft'I'
UONll. ronfe~n<'l' rm
i\..JL (« Diane W r.MS
.... d. • ., .....
S1~k' ofhct• a\ ail m
Wt-Wllff BwldinR. ~
Wl"\t('hrf l>r ' ll \I'
Ht""ard ~IOI
Plmobeutin
5-aitfl
O.C ... RPORT
l'>l b111ld1n1t hch1n I
<.ulhH:r ·~ LnrR{' n•'"'
t'JU."l'IJ\1\1' ~Ullt"> "'1th • .ti ""°",,,.., J\ a1labh· ;.'ti:' 1
l:Jlr.llW'>' C.:nt r Dr •:: l l
ln me l a 11 7~ o:t!:!
~ C.Ollllt'ctlng OHl<'l'll Ap
prox 700 .,Q ft "' pf.lrl-
1ni: ~1n .Ju.in \.'.1po .irl'u
S!!il• mn -t•u mu
• Of:XX:'O. OFFIO-'l •
f'rom I rm up Ill 120.J !>q
I\ .. 'rom 'll f\ :-Ou b·
rl'Q AdJ \irpOfll r
~ lml:!ZJ. 91:?
Ufc 366 !.q ft w ktt &. :
~r "' add o;\ora~·· J If a rag l'" f'' a m I I 1 (' s 3 or 4 Br Pncf'd from
please Kids & pets ~S595 Fnrd >·ard &
welcome Call 9&4·2566 or 'a rag ts f' am 111 e.,
!113-2971 Agt.nor~ please Kids & pcls
3 M 4 Br Pnred from
Mil&mi F'ncd )-ani &
garages . Famtl1t'>
please Kids & Pl·t:-.
wekome Dill 964·2566 or
!J73.29'1l Agl DO f ~
On the O('('Gn ~ br $47~
mo I br $400 mo f'fb
1..,t 631-0000or8J6Hl27
2br. new carpet 1Jul10
IUds OK Sl:JOMo plu'
~e<' Open al 7811 8 \\
l.8lh ~ -45711 •DELUXE*
GARDEN APT.
tll60 J Br ~ ba ocean
from f'rpk. l'ar i.iar
W Uh<dup
N.Mgmt
, • f rmmt non 'mokt'r, Ptun<· 8a)front OH1« •
"L<J\ <in. d.!.h~hr 11.ar
pool. tf'niu, ~ 8366 II no
ans 673-41.."0 ~&r l!>":M ~ 11.ZJ
Greenbrooll Barcelona
w pool & spa 4br 2ba
H~ fam rm, walk to
KH sch.la Fam11..tn only.
~Mo. 962.Q2Z
-~-~-----............. 3240 .......................
• Br ccndo. tenrus. pool,
carport. clbbae. 1 "'1ba. sm mo 168-7633
10 .... EW
QUALITY HOMES
3 Br. 2'-'t ba. 2 1\ory, 3
plam. approit. 2000 sq. n..
IDSCDO. Himtllleloo St & Oaf Ave. C'7H _.S504
or' CJ14 >146-1371.
welrome ('.a 11 964 ·2566 or
973-:!!171 Agt. no lee ---Mewport .. och 3269
··•·········•···•···•··
NN1y decorated lge 3 br.
2 ba. walk to ~arh,
romm. pools & tenrus
~mo Fanuly. MS-3370
SUPER S HA RP &
SPARKLING New
l'arpel!>, draper. etc. 3
bdrm 2 ba. Walk to
beach $745 mo ~ rly
Call 673-8145 ------
3425 .......................
OCEAN VIEW N.B Adil
2br. 2ba. frplc. bale, club
hie. pool. ser. $750 Cln di. 731·5786.eves 731 ~ YEA"·AOUND FUN:
2 Br. \ ba. $340 mo •
de~ deposit mov<·'
you ut Laundry rm :>.o
pets . 642 ·7356 792
Shah mar
2 .. , J.dulth Oflly
3~
1 'over1'<t r ar port
11auoapU. BBQ '<t
riioM-lO (~ & brh.~
walk lO ~00pptn1t
171 t I Gold.ttw.st
ot w Clf'ftH'
847-6064
642 1603
I Br )TIY ~ ut1I inrl
Cozy btach gar apt
w bum r-e1l & nu c11>t
Ownr 873-9105 Of 613-3300
:?hr apt l blk from
t>ch. $400Mo. Avlll 2 1
548-8ZB7
Vacant/A•ctilabM
Spa<-& pvt. in a quiet
neighborhood. Pitt~
.,.__ ... ~ 2 BR 1 Ba ~~~~~~~~-! beam cell. llgbl & bn&ht a:.aat.1.....-• · nt"W -3 BR 2ba Ckl&e to ~ ater,
rpts. drps. etc $39S me ~Y all adult. no pets. beach & Lido shopi.
UUl 751·2300. ~5745 1..2&3 Br aPL" 6200 Ed ., moyrl}
2 BR. encl garage. lltf Lntcn~-0619__ Waterfront Home'I
pauo. 1395 mo Small p<>t 63Hto0
2:! 25 3 br ::!'": b3 ln Cd~ Sp Jr t' p .1 r Ii. 1 n g l. •
~ I JMn1ton .. 1 67J 1003 nr
----""2 :BC fl'm wants ;! f"rrn ---,. .. ~ Nice J Ar :? 8a Or.lwic fuustwd offtce!t u11 =
rondo. CM S12S Muat ht' flll'tnt>'>' Ct•ntl'r Dr ,.
honest & cart'\'r minded ,\ c r o., s Ir om 0 C' "
~7.c? Alrport !n3 ,q ft. S)tlll ~
fT1() Travt>I. 1 ravel lnr
~1 ·91& ---ti'fia• spa~ avail at nw 1
Colony Xlnl lontion in -
1
1..a::una Bch VI park1n~ •
Call Ann HouH·r . ~ 4150 1114 1494 4603 8 . Ju ,, ";
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~)'ti ,
Shr twnhse on watt'r
<l..Ut> fort'lt 1 w prof
b~ineaswoman Club
pri\11l'gl"6 ~
.;torage.$7Hrup 23n6W. EXECUTIVE o ff1n
Oreanfront l"t 8 . r.111.es a,111 230 r. 11\h
673-4154 Sl °' 642.1115«1 ltOll~ fOR RENT
J or. 4br. Pri«d from
Etlecut1ve rental.
w.tclllf sect NewpQrt
•ach. 48r. 38a. J8CUUJ
tub. Gardener Many,
any xtras. Avall. now.
f15.. ~ monung or eves
Irvine new/upstairs l br
lakelroat cor>do Fr'plc.
deck, pool. tennu, 1pa.
no pets S39Smo 49J.8349
Social Activities O•·
rect111 •Free Sunday
Bninch • BBO'a •Par· U•• •Plus much more
GREAT fECMATION:
0 K. Call ..... "'"'"" n<k SHARP beach. I. 2. & 3 .,,_.._,, ..., Br. frpk. dlh.,.11r. "ar & 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. 11111ta1rs.
for Pam or Larry pauo<. 'llo pet. .. 9tiO ~ 3 , a.LI Jan 20 SliOO /\at. Garate llnale ~. DouNe ~HACH ,.
--heel yud" 1na1u. Famtllo paean. Kida ar pets
Mk=-Call 1Ms2566 or fD.371. ,.., DO ftt
Tennte . Free Leuon•
(pto & PfO thop) • 2
Heelttl Oubl •Seuna •
Hyd!WM118g1•9win'
ming• Ormng Ra~
IEAUTIFUl APAA'T,
MENTI: S11'0+tt I &
2 8tdroom1 • ru1
n11Md & Unfum11hed
• Mutt LMng. No Pet•
• Model• OPfn dally
Gto e
Oa~
Gerden Apeftmtnt•
NtWl)Ort NedtJNo. -~ flt ,.,
(714) M5-ot550
NlwPOft IMCh/lo.
1700 tettl St.
(DiD¥er " ~· -(NJa141lO
3 Bt. 2 ba. dlhv.-hr. frplc S37~ Walk lO beach lm· _ST.J._xm ______ _
rt!ferences req 'd $550 mef 2 bdnn 1 ba Ck>!\e Udo llla.nd. s BR 2 Ba. So
mo.131-2665 or 64S-9220 lo e" ,. r > l h 'n It Jo \ pauo. S650 mo. Balboa. 2
2 Br. l be. 1 SlM)'. 1ha1t.
dr'p;. peUo. fprl, d "II
beem cloll. aar. Adlts
S37S 2850 Elden <I> ....
M25 New 2 Br apt Encl
pr Ores< loc. Adlll, no
peca. 54Prt441, 18H211
Neat new 2 bd nr. So. Cat
PW.a. Iara&•· no ptta. ens. t44-S8Zl
&IUrnoc't RR I~~ Ba, adulU, no ~miN _!!!•~839 6623 pets s.m.. J.ll. 631·3'88;
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VERSAILLES Jr lBr.
Pam. spa. Oar. Sec: aa'-e .
N't-8d\. 131115.,..,...,
_...;,__;.._______ 1 Bedroocn. l bath. yearly
or mo. $3$0 cno Act mcno.
m W.TD> 3 offkes avaLl 1n plWih " Npt Qtlr su:ill' Recep 1
WANTED \lon11t . law hbran . t
G ln ~ coper. ('()flferenn• ' ara1e O:IM rm. ILiichen. a\.or&lll' 1n i ~ t'luded. Secretarlll I I
Garaeee for rent c M fPtlC'e It huruture 11va1I :
MeP Verde lot S25Mo Call Det>b6l' 7»9\98
S51-03J0.5SM711 ...... 4450 •
• Office...... 4400 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
• , .. , .. .
, ... , ...... .......................
Id_,. 1a m1 C.M
-.kb. l '1ra. wa \au ----...... s.r.tc.
... -................ C1B •Ac:•tk , ..... ~~---·· .. ··-········-·· ~Jlt4 tlA MC .... .., llDS Ac-oaUc ce1ba11
PKkul> '-dchv•ry. W N•w or reapplied
X.-C. Olllcn. Nf*n, w•.ll ln ture.lf1.zatt. Srk.TlUna) .. \Yp&tll Mn. --
Prompt a<'t"Urat•· CllldC... pnitw11'°9:l.al ~ lA31 ...................... .
c..' hf ~ ~: ~ ::. ':'!:: ....................... Wkdya 1 :su.s.ooPM
CUSTOM INTERIOR 114&-21N4 CARPENTRY
Hy Jaay 642~ DryWll .......................
I~ repair, add1twns. We do tt all Metal atuda
t•11b1oets. doors elr Cemm1Re1 lod Free
lhnbl t'n Sat /Sun st.5118-21M8A MC
fi46-7Z28, ~-MUI --Bldrical
GENERAi.
CARPENTRY
~repaJrs&
1mprovemenu
4!ll-2481 Dana Point
•••••••••••••••••••••••
ELECTRICIAN Pnced
niht frff e1l1matt.' on
larie or small jobe,
Uc.•~ ~
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9-. HC\irt\y, ptt dol &.1191.W..~ ...
c ... i. "*1 -TJIT .. *•• .......................
OatdelUDI. landK•p .
LrM trlmm1n1. c:lt1H·
..-.Avtm MUn•
Eap aard•ner. mow,
, clD·upa Free •t.
tlaul/1radlGI. demoll
tiOo 5111 ..... du.mp
tnM:ll. T,... yrd wrk
lf3H.ZS7
Rlnbl CM area ~t U1 net.a I g
Tree. ahrub tn lllm.lnll, rt'
rnovaJ Clennupe, haul·
11111 Laod1cap1ng,
aprlnklt'ra. Dav~ .
~'
It .... .......................
Carpentry. muonry, roonnc. plwnblng. paint· ma. drywall I& more J B
MS-lllllSO ----
Sell idle ttemB M2·5178
.......................
ttome&. apta. 1 \1me or
rec, Sc>eclal on vacant.s a»-la. day or night
DandyOUS~
Hobin'• Houaecluninl(
Srvc. ror ¥ lh.oroughly
cklan bouM S40 Otl5 7
Daily, weekly, hvt··1n
W\ndows, carpet 'team
pa)ntlna Insured
m-0105
nNd ol cit • ~our
....,.. t.llnt •••t• Call ...........,
Weekly t .. U10. ,...
nooable ratu
111-4111 ---an.r ~
Daaa·a. WHl CUil.
Larant Houffllff PIDI
Servk-. provMM!a bolJdtd •
exp•rlenced
~.~daycw
kJaaer vi.Ill. &twf•c•
tlon auaranteed
75IMJD)
~ Cleanlnl Servi«
6 Carpet Care. EmpUe.. -a:u. ~. olfa~ Xlnl
WOf'k by profeulonal•
7»-0l!l58
Cedar Crl>t I& U phol
Oeent>n. nr wumic. ic..-n
cln"& IUnbl Prol &mon
d-~751~1
DomesUc bouae<'leanm.:
... "'!!'!t ........... . ......... .
ua "°'..., • •ll• wm ~ Ytb I on Wiilie
houu •• belo• r• lbodlted.frl..ml .... , ..
•••••••••••••••••••••••
ll.J. C.-20 yn nper
Local year around ...w..•1u1.a1-1m
ll'1lt'OIT»TH Pr.puaUon
H.B ............ 5'116825
I'. v . . .. .. .. .. . D-1022
'nle leeoaw TaJC Mu
t c $ t • .......................
•Quality l.aodacap101•
Comp ~a~ deiuan
& INlallaUon All "'1t
cuar Prff ""l CirH"n
dal..-Land1c11p1nl(
71l.Q79
La cbiullh •••••••••••••••••••••••
Won1~ about bur&lan"
We 101tall deadbolt
loc.-b, paUo door It Wln
dow locks R.tf1 ~ 8'.165
Wa~ Enlt'rpNtlll Bonded
Cal1~92166 Make your 1hopp1oa
emiJer by iatnc tht' DaUy
M2 ~ PUot Clualf~ Ada WllltAd Help"
won,~ walJ.,
HBMlll 4rt ... wara 6 ==-r.a., Ul·JI».
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Ml1vlnJ1 IAwHt rat.1
anywhtte, o•e l\em.
houa*M .... ~
Mlk• Oi·OU, Jon
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PETERJJ PAIHTING
Eapr'd Rua Ratu
t'ree u\ Call Cue
~
1'alnUn1 INT EXT
Ntwt. ~t. ~a• . 12
yn. HP 1.1r'd. Due
~100
tw ut pa1nt1nl( St
ucJlna Try me . R
Slrxr. D-56M
Prol J)ll.IDUn$t Ext 4. lnt
Molt Ext 127~ U800U
~ref r~l ~36 4383
MC Viaa
l'alnunac & wallpapennl(
<.Na! worit. ~ l''r~ ~\
Sinl' W~I
ES SI AH
Cut.om Palotlnc. Lo
......, RM.. rr... mu.
~ Guar. Cbuck FMi&o.
SWTI. T.Y ...... l!U IS
~ wallpaper now ~ •••••••••••••••••• ..... •
u ve 11% Ca II W 111 AH.le • roo/ U.&.lt •• ('.o ~ ..w. multiple outleU. 23
a.mbow Co. Prof. exper .
W. pa.Int Int Ht. rttOO·
dWOalna. Low pncn.
0uar won . fl'ff •t.
Jn1esp.-..79U • • -,.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
CERAMIC TILt :
Kltcben, baths, entr)1j. <"aJJ Mi-1114 -Your tile or mloe ~ pelaUn&, bll/Hl. llfl2.J079
21> Jn1 ~per. Local refa. ,;...--ir.---lu--Dkt •mt _. ... ----...... ~ .. .................... .
~ patc1'el " textures ..-.IST. 191-1439
Plu:H1 .......................
~ tSL Comm1 ~Id
llonut Rellablt!.
BA MC Si.'16-2~
~ leak detection Oea.ka 'Slabe ). ~model
111&. ClOPPtt ~pe Top
HatP\~~3~_
DRAIN PROBLEMS"'
P\rm pnct by phone.
861-&77, So C'OWlt )'
.......................
TR.Ill JUTE TREE SVC
Tree \rimmina. most •
U.. 15-G Low .r~ for~ removal or yatd
rie.nup.. We would like:
IDmerve you. 9152-8612. -~-~-c~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
~IDENTJAL. & ~rt.~ Car wa~1ng Quaflh
'4o'11'1t 642 ~ & 645 797:! ----,.
'mW...a...fd 4450 MaMytoL.o.t 5025 Al9INM 1•9'h 5100 &..t&Fomd 5300 ftwnCMab SlSO .... WCllllf9d 7100 HllpW.t.d 7100 HllpW-.d 7100 tWpW..e.d 71000 ....................... ....................... ............••......... ....................... ...........•••...••.... ....................... ...•...•.....•.......•. .. •..............•••••. •••·•·····•············
IALIOAISUHD -------•New k>caoon for Pronto ~II atDtt &eat>e S400 SWING LOANS Tax Co , 10s B East
rm Agenl67S-8170 and Balboa Blvd <Upstall'll).
2nd 1'n1st ~Loans on Balboa. l day serv1~ C o m b o t nas1denlial property 673-56Sl
f1ce warehou'I~ i.hop Customuedtomeet ----
.. pece, 6 mo s ub Lw. xlnl youroeed:I'
NBarea, 1200sq n. avail RE DEPT
now 64&2000 SANTIAGO IANK
lndialdrtd Aewtat 4500 --•71•4•832_5200 __ _ .....••••••..•..•..•.•.
f'rtml' Npt Mt'!>a B11s1 nt""' Park (Jw.hty olr1n·
II. wart'houM· hPJ<'~ for
)f·u"t' Carpe~ drJJ>I'" IV
.... 1 bdr ll<iO .,q ft un1h
.n 111 nt1.... ~'1' ''I II
1.C! '4631! t ~I!> I
/NEED
{MONEY
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
1-J\ll(ma NudJ(f'
Forum f '0ttf'd
COMMUNE
On my rect:nl lnp lo
Hu~sia. I tuned m their
TV I J.?ot ~urh proi:r.iml>
..ll' lnhappy <ia)i. ~orll
and Nal.lL'lha, Thr Lm c
Tractor. l:.IW!t in a <.llM
..,lJ~t:
l.-Olll Long baind \I' lllJW
& wtute male C'Ol Jl l!t
Reward·~
LOST DOC. Wht Sptll
Male. 25U16 "Ruru.., · no
tags R E ~ \ H 11
667282 N 8
f-Ound.. I...h.a.!>a Ap-.o pup
\\bl. & t..an Vic :\fu.i.ion
JUdge 831 168S
Found Norwt'l(tan F:lk
Hound V1<· B~hard &
Warner 962 L849
Fnund ... '>ml stwphi-n1
rmx. t~h Ohl ""'"""Port
HI. NB 64.2 15jjl •tfl ->
Prol M~ae by Stt•v1.,
Llc'd Therap1bt. N H
llam 8pm Appl Only
548-~17
\1A'>.'\J\GE SJmpatm1
\our m..".st."Ur
... , 8obJ<o1mt..,
Oult'alb 9-ll. 4~ :.111
YOUN: body hwldt•r ... ,11
do an vth1ni;i ll'.:J I '"
hnan1·1• tra1n1n.I! t .Ill
Bruc"1· r .. 11 2212
1101:-..1 rt :!nff", \lo' lw,11 :.'
1 .. 1th art·••' ;! <I 11 "'rh.• ,.
1li•.r. & ht'.ll ~I"') I ""'I'
.-,,~,,
• CRS>rTHO
Lost & Fo.lnd SlOO Penoncih 5350
LOVEl Y LADIES
MOOB.S & ESCORTS
P&n'HOUSE
RGUAES
OH.ring Spe<iol
714 i'J7 Jl!l(I :tlllr\
XI.NT LOCA TIOM
7"~1 SF ulrlu.">tnal park
unit .iva1l fu' 1mm1-d ex
1-upancy lncls oCfl/'\'41 &
_,.~ space CrptJ.,
~.wet bar For lcw. 1ru.: lnfo C'all 642 4 '63
4550 .••.•......•......•....
~" Sq , ., 01wn rnrfl
.trl'J '\11 llJrhur Bl.
ftROIUM
hid a. 3rd TI> ~
178-4531
'\rranii~ tJ\
Coast He.. Locms
W1dr1W ha:. rnoot-Y for 2ntf
f 0 ..... ,, t·f1'dtt I h# I J.:
no pnlt) $20.IXJIJ up .. ,,,
J<·\100 <'dll Av,• rll
r.7J. 7311 Anytime-
..•••............•.•••.
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
642-5678
<' ~ ~!1•1 mu Tom ~·· Tnnt ""'~!.OI 0HG 5035
~t ,,,. 1'.ound a pt•l.., Call
Animal A'>..,•stJncc
l..:ague 'jJ1 2273. n<ift~
4600 ........••.•..........•
llll' tx-droom c·ott a II t· in
l!Ull'l !-.pCll In l.al{Unil
flt'ach, Corona rf<'I Mar
tN"{:oo\la M1"a for ~100 or le"' Quit·l an·.t c·,seo
trnl Wnte ad llti.11;, r o
!he OJ1lv 1'1lot
New&papt•r, ... () Box
I~. Co<.ta M e~a CA
'12626 or t elt'phone
1;73.7654
•.........•.••.....•••• .
Sattt.r MtCJ. Co.
All lYJ>l'S of reul est.ate
IOV~lmtmls.!iln('(' 1949
SpKJalzJ.gilt wro,
64Z..217 I 54>061 I
IY"<, $2.15,000 liil TD. Well
&t'cured w 30 month
Found nr ~l a pet.., Call
Spcrral Pals Hnlhnt•
71" 1'72 ~ 213 ~ 7398
LOST DO<; Lar.:r .
!-'Ttendly Black & T<.1n
M.th• Terner Dobw \11x
Co1t1 Mc .. a FJmtl)
Gnevmg 548 6427
pa Yo fr 0 w n e r 1.0 ST I I 6. P 11· d '7l4~33S2 Cock11Ut>I, vie <iolden
._....TRUSTDEEDS \\"t":'!t & Heil, HB \.all
" t t r ~ DonatSJG..4733 ~7-093.1 .,.u1e up sparP or tUnded In IO dayi; No
P'ants Mature. rf'hable, potnt.8 to quahf1f'd bor U~T Sm while Stuh
women l{(•nsonahleor x mwl'nl Up to HO'h> of ap Tzu M ~ lOlbol V1t•
1·hn& wrk 640 :>112 pnll5td value Ask for Turtlerol'k In I 11
AM l'Y("' Mr Hinkle. 4!J4 2210 or R .. ; w An()' II~ I 14 Jli
k1rh.. Electromr Sa IP'i 6nlll22 NEELl6 M U>ICATION'
t:ru< want.'! to rt>nl I Br. 2nd TI>'1 I "'O\JND. Claam or t\dopl rum apt on or nr Uw 15'% Interest, u & 20 yenr at lrv1m· Ammal Car ..
011.'anfront Yrly. Have U>rm $10,000or more. No Qmwr Wt• wouJd like to
ll I n l r e r . s • 0 r I' • prepaymenl. no balloon curl up in front of your
(213l320·08tl0 Jim, LadoNewportCo hreplllre with you on
b75-J.80l. 673-7595 2'hn the!le rainy eve1 We
...,.../ln•Hf/ $22,000 CASH for Aaaum haw all Uua love & no
,.._. Loan ol ~ or less on one to share tl with
·-•••••••••••••••••••• ~wellina home~ '" Adopllng 111 la easy! l.rg,
.. ...,. H.B. No Agt.a 848-4556 or Med & Sm dogs, Cata
Op; nn.ftr SOOS 84Pr21128. R J Graul too' The ct\Olee 1B )'()Uni•
••• •••••••••••••••• •• • • ----756 l734. lNVl!STFORSUMMER• 'Mil dulcouol my T.D.'11 -------
JoeCreun/Fut Food 20'h> for oeeded cash Found. Calleo cat, wht
Newport PSe-1' Area SlOK.. $20K. & 140K. All collar. aiold 1tuda fo"V
Xlm. location• polenUal 103 rat.e& due 1n 3 years 99H1E_ -----
Only 1!9.0001·~~ Owner.7145.5.2·76SS. P'O\lnd . Shepherd mix,
Utt-Uc $57,000 2.RdTD For Saa. tan 6 blk. male Ter· ~--Co ON.SALE $25,000 Face Value 11er 'lAb mu, drli briD· o;.;;;;CocttallaeeK J VearNote dle w1wbt. fem. OoWtn
1'olJFreeCI00)252-2IOOO 9572511Daysor Retriever mix. fem .
•1400 Eves Nrwport Beacb Animal
Gene Cooley. Agent Sbeher,Mt•Jllle.
.•..............••.....
PRt-:GN,\:'-IT., Carinio(. i--w_.._._,._..._,_,.
c·onfldenUJ.l t'OUn.whnit &
rf'ft'!Tal Abortion . .idop
uon & k'*f)i.ng
AVCAR~
COVER GIRL
• 9Sl-0778 ~
~ Hr ( }Ul('ail Soer. IC't"
Pttl.o.:. LAW slur1t'lll n«'dh
SZ>.00'1 Will do <otO} tJun1<
Lc•j(JI < 11nf1dtnt1JI
l>VM I' II Hox J24:.!,
N B 9'.dl63
•FOXY LADY*
IJlITC: ALL 0"1.Y
•97~1138•
TOMMY'S
OF NEWPORT
ESCORTS
642 l.S7 \ Al.&O ltlrln I(
Pe1101d s.nlcn 5360 .•..•..•...••...•.•••..
BRASS KEY
•bqui,ite &cork•
•661-0729•
NOW 111 ltl Nl;
&;~
•..•••..•.•.•.........•
700S . ...•••••..............
l'rofes~1onal modl'lln~
.)Oba lo ( d..'illlOn & µhoto
IUDJ>hY gwaranl~ <titer
lnW'UJlg ut Sou lh C r>.A.\l
Models Fret" l'\ al ua
tioru & rel( b} appt
SS[~
Jc:MWanted. 7075 •••••••••••••••••••••••
DIAMOND W.\NTEO S1.<De•hflck rn;u100 look
Prw party will buy I to 3 ang ror ptett work. C<tll
nmrt. cash N 8 541M975 all SPM WT-2017
O.C. AIRPORT Hatp Wellihd 7100 ESCORT SERVICE ...................... .
<;~c1al1L1ng 1n bu11 ·
ne!tsmen. re1ldent11
1wlrorrw
7l9-S241
A f'reocb Delight
LEMAH DI LARUE
~RTS 24HRS
t&-98:/0 972-0C82
a. .... Allc)lft
*OUTCALL *
64J.Jal2 MC/VIM
DlAllOND WANTED
Prt.v. pAtty will buy 1to3
carat, cub. N.B 54M975
n. ,...._ dnnr la the
w.t. . .a Daily Pilot a..u'9d A4. 6'2-51'71.
l\crounta Payeble Clerk
r '1' only. rnorrungs Cll ll 84().8950
ACCTMG CLERK
SECaETARY
Polt arcll rtt pay• ble
~. type SO wpm
Receptionltl dullu
l.rvtM Mfg. Firm Call
Kanri~
AcC I ICMI
De1rud Accountanl
needed for mortgage
be.nkinC tlrm In Fa&hlOn
bQnd. Min Jyr expt>r.
CalHorAppt· 7'&-UU -------
Pust Ofnce Bo• Rental
BullaeM. Call 531-noo or
~ ;===~==;J.===:;;;:;;;;;;;:;~
ACCOUNT Atlf
l'art tJ~ Ve11r round
CPA firm "'31-0961
MX.:OUNTl!'llG 11..1'.lth
Wl.'11 ori:antzt>d 1n
1h\.1du.al for oor l'llPdnd
•Ill! agl'm·v Math ;111
lltudt> & 10 kt'Y b' luoch
l'J)roll, b1lhoi: l\pini a
ph..l'>
1525 Mf'51 Vt>r1't> l>r E
~ltC 2 U. ( •O'lt.a \! l'"\3
7',M l.Yil 631 1.57~
,\l"l'llUOllnR "'"<,(;int
"" min I 'r •'~I' for
1J1111dh ~r<•,..mi: Jtl 1 t>n
• ' ..., d I a r ' 1 11 m
f!ll'l'\. ... UI .tl• "" •• , I• ~·ll<l
11 ... unw ldl<•r 111 1 •1 I llo\
l711'.s3 In 1111 'f.!, 11
...
TEMPORARY
ASSIGHMBifTS
1'.1m XTH \ SU 111 t•.i>
UlOM' h<1l11f.I\ htlh ""'
mlorm.1t111n llfl h<•"" ,,,u
1·.on 11oor1< ,1 ,, • ..., 1i.n '" .1
It•"' wet·k..; lo 1·111 n th.ti
XTHA < il~h <"llll u'
~Orit LJw ht>Ul"> HIU h,1\ I
,1\Jtldbh·
Al'('QUO\ln)( t h•r\....,
f!o<tk k t-eJ>l' r
l>Jl.i 1:-nt.n
\rrountanl
\utlitor'
Cl'\' C'\lJ,IHt \"ISrrTODA'
AOlllHrT llALF9 accounlef11JS
Zl33 No Broad""" a>
';,xi, Coldwell Bank<'r
Rldl( . Santa An.ii
(714.)5-410)
ACCOUH'TlMG F /f
llcxirs 8am·Spm. with
some OVt'rtJ~ Must be
a!M to~rate 10 k<.>y ad· ~ mactuoe W1U train
C:all for •PPolnlment
l!rOTEM MARKETS
6'2-7702.
ACCOUM'TAMT
ASSJSTANT TO DIR.
OFF\NANCE
Sl.516 ID Sl986 per mo. Xlnt opport with aovt
W9lle wattt ql&allty COO·
lnM •let:IC)'. Req1&.1l'ft
equlval«at to gnduaUoo
from colle1e w tem·
pb.aaas 00 •<'ml .•• 2 yrs
ex:pr. Knowledge o1 aov
ernrmaMJ or public UUli
ty accnl'& desirable
Salary baaed o n
quallficaUoM & txper
Xlnl benefit.a Send re
IWDC! ID apply to San1ll uao IMt. o1 Orana~ Co
18* Ellls. Ft.n Valley.
W7'0I. Ca. For further In·
fo call 540-2t10 CF.OE>
Al'Ulta: Own your own
lhop undll' M>l#J! Good
locome, Joe lo buay
med> dt1 lbopplna ctr. can rusae me Act.
AMll•tct•Rh/ ...... d/ &..ta,..-...
ACCOUNTANTS
SIS74 ID Slil60 per mo. En-
virooment.al acency haa
m opportuatty for an ac·
aM:Uot wtth at leul 2
yn expr. Should hi'
familiar wltb c.-om ~ dal.a proce.. btl protfldure.. Educ•· Uoo •apr. equivalent to
puaUoo from coUqe
with empbasl1 on ac
ODUDCJ.n&, Xlnt beneftll. 1 ... .-........... --........... ~
.......................
.... ~·~·"" 5t00 .......................
Slalt resume or apply to
Sanitation Dial of
Oruae Co. 1'°" Ella.
Fln \'alley, Ca. 92708.
For further Info. call
~2810 CE.O I!: l
Alt~• H~ur Jo.tr l&lO
PCH . Newp l 8 ch
m«nO We a~ r~
.tylula atauonA
~Uc .....
tMpH:tor1
"The City of Hunt.ui~nn
Beach 111 hin.nit ..uumal
llf'f'fl!M• llUPf'<'tlJr'I for an
nual l'tl)' Wl<'W l'an\"',
W\11 Wlrl p11rt l1mt: DOW
thn.t Apn I I-lex h rfi lll
H'S lhru Sr !'ll 1 U'flS () t\
.\ppl> ~r.onn .. 1 df'\tt
201)0 \f J 1 n :-. t, If B
714 ~~!fl
\J"T .'tf<; It :-..·mi rf'tlr•"J
1-oupj(• ftlf' .).) U/lfl S 1'\.I
r}lJ ~ JX51 I 41 I\ ,till Ill
(alt• pm unh
Apt~CpC
t.xpt't" lt.11m for 1211 d•Jull
unly nimmun1t ~ J 1111
trom oc't'an in It ii < 111
l"lJen 962 utOO
Art.aa IU.u-awr Wahl'r
\ Slcrllnli( In• Uill ~ r
<.,rruJ1u• ~ hOJ I
AS\f.MIU.I
t:let·t romer h•DH'a I
".,., "x"eri1 net• '" q u 1 rt rt 'It u ., t rt' a ti
1mhat11<'<1I ,.c,srmblv dnsWUl~' and b.ave "JI
111 IN ll>t' of a W'lck vane
t) 111 han•i tooli.
tvx>.,.l1"fi.:l' fll rna<'h1nt'
VlOJI pr°' f-durt"> ~lpful
i'.xcrlltnt rompan ..
bl"DdtlA Good WOf'k tnl!
t'OVlronmt"ot Coota<'t
peuoood ::,~7 9051
E-0 E
ASSEMBLERS, wt' wUI
train t\ppty 7a m .
Maiteregor VacbU. Jill
~.CM
Aat Apt M~r Cou·
Plf' wire ort1ce,
hu.band ma1nlenancl'
4!00 urul6 Ortoa~ .. 1<k, ex
Pf""\ft>tt n-qw n!d
TSL Mprt Kl lm:J
ATTEMTIOH
ll0r0YW
Mo~.~L
If vou ar•· .,..,,.. ll1 l 'O'lta
'-'•~ 1..t·mpor;1nly d"
•U'IUnUl.D~ v•Nr .-dU< d
U<tn ft"("ffilh di.vhlrl(•'ll
fnlOl th. .,..,. Wt' ur 1•11
.ut)' N•J.l>IJO ~ lnJ! lf'm
1•,ran •If • 11r-r won.
• l~'T I hl' UOl•!U<-"II
IJ..r\unJI ~
1bfo worn•~ and m~ ""'c·
Jn· lookinl! for may be
ured ol l~. fo4d111J,!
Jl8Pt"n .. ~ ~
..ad v.ort.1011: r or J It m 11 I'd
1n<'omt' \\orll ""Ith
~ people R<1p1d ad
\l~meot ~1blt If
)'tlU al'l' llJ °' ovt-r and
wuuld ~ ~v11l1blf' to
start woric 1mmed1alely,
call btwn !I 30 J 30
CotfaMHo 64~514
LOfll9..... 43S..l4'9 .. , ........
2ll-l72-21 l7
AUTOMOTIVE .
Sln'keGre•
We have an operuo11 rar a
Wrp penon UI '1ffn or
o6der wilb a &ood dnv1ng r_,...,,_ ExC'ellPnl op
pcrt.tnly tor procncuoo
Stt Grant Burnt or Tom
Jotnlon
If I .. Or-. c..-,
29Zi Harbor lil vcj n ~I A M t::'>A
979-2500
4.utoParh
c~,."°"
I-xp• 11i-nl rd 1> .. 1~111
\utu l'url.., l'oun
lt'~rvm n• 1-<.lt·tl Im
tnt-<11.it1· "'wn111.: • .ti I
Kud~ dt 11J 117.l "'
ltll 137~
AlTTOMCmVt.
~,ay~
.\ut<HDOllH' 1'1.JM'nf'l.IC I'
Ol~I') ~lary com
meni.ur.it.-with t-i.
µenm<."1' Houri. w to •,
Mond,." Ihm Frida" "xct:i.u.~T rhaor-"
for achan<"•·m~nt wilh .111
t"nlhw.11uttc, itrowm •
I orporatKJrl
U.11 &•nu
..... o.._,.c...,
212!5 H.nrbor Blvd.
<n>IA MESA
97'-2500
~n
Leadmi 0 C. e~rocaka
rdg compaay baa UM'
fallowlDi reqw remeat
~~~~~~--f Atll'OlsTIRESERVIC&
~ day Mllit week. Apply
Newport Tu~ Center.
DX> E. Cit Hwy CdM Ale thr~athofi
Ma.-b.a ve 1 yeer solder
!QI exptnenct' WW be
reqwnrJ to aokkr hook.
tUl'Tel ~rmao.ala, wire. ~It Lourb "P PCB 's
Somr t.rallWlg po&rtJolu
avall.abM!. Apply at
.......... d ......
lMO MODJ"OV'la. C M
642-3'2'7 E.O E
AUOrra. Thr ScJa«blarMf c.or,io,.
UOll bas an lmmediale
CJPflMJll fOf" a.a U2WDl«y auditor lo perform
pb'111<'al invent.one. of
1 £LEVEN STORES.
Ability to work with
flcures qwc kly • ac
t'lratef y Xlnt company
beoeflt1. Apply In
persoo, or <•II 4001
Welt.erty Pl . Slt 117,
Newport Beac h .
71~.
At'f'trmauve Aruon EOE
AUTO TRANS R&R MAN
• MIJlt ti.ave tools Ex
per prel S48·22M
Babya1ttu needed. or
cmJonal Day & Eve'!..
6'S-Ol2.8
&nlana5'cL
TB.UR
f'ull time position .
Newport Beach office
t~ pre but will train
'l)'pe~. Clauified Ada att lhf
.-weir to a l4.ltce91fw
praie or yard N.k1 It's
a beUer' way to &ell more
peiJPiie'
Get GREEN cub t\l~tton Sav1n&a •
for WHITE elepbanta I& Loan . wtl.ba~Ad I ~mom-GM for •P. eau 142·~ pomt.. E O_E ___ _
Micro
Electronics
lat. 2nd SllHt
If you art !olfficlnQ a rwwor ~~ awt'f
ctncuon s.n&Ctn1T1enamnj( aim Chi•
ncdmt oppot11n!y lo ~ ttw "*'°
~Industry
Wt vtllll lraln th< ttjll1I lndMdual' k>r IN'
fnGnwlne -·'\
•C..... .....
•QC
• 'Dia ......... ill la
e M' p IHP
8aDIDnc T8J.Y
~rtomeeJ
!~~~~. 7100 ....._W........ 7100 Mandly • .1MuMvit.1fllO OAJ\.'f P1lD1 C7, ............ , -' -..... ~-.:;........... -~ . ---------....,w.w . '!~ ~~.!~~~!.~~~~~ ..... ~!~
...... tlh ._._.,
n..eaw
.-. .... 1 ....... ,.
lllL9 #UnsGI
Beaut. Irv. toe.
Jor lndlv.
w/ttller
s upervasor or
savtn1• s upervl1o r
barkgrouod. Xlnt
benes " llart sal to $1000.
~
~..-s
SUPtaVl'SOa
Growing bran<'h
in Wdtminster
seeks ind1v.
w/savings
sup.irvisor
baclt~round.
G real bens &
super friendly
co-workers. Start
sa4 toSJ~.
~=
P/T TB..La
1'AJM&S
2 Openings r or at·
trac.~in-
"<iiv. w /typ1og
30+. exp
w/castuermg &
wa 111 ngness lo
\earn. Work ap-
prox a> hrs wk.
Sat a must. Open-
ings m San Juan
Capo &. Lagun~1
Niguel
eaac.,..,
'72-9'5S
lECOHOL£MENT
Ct.ERK
Ex,P iQ reconciJe-
meats w/COrTesp
. banks&lL t.eUer/
new accts back·
ground. Growmg
bank in beach
area seeks nice
.,.... cc.M iD to appt11--;;o;;;;;;iC--"hesd•y. JH 22.1 IOOGCUEIF/C f'rom~\OJP!lt11t· 1\-..oon wtf.b proullnt.•11t
l'Dbw>e lthind IOY Sl RDILnY feaA&. rntd firm. ~Ju.~l&cot op
Sew' J A Lem AUoc. portually CaJI ~tz:I
4m BMTMca P'11l•a:y
ln'i.De • £qui Oppy Empb-r BQ011j ATTE-"'IDAN r ~~~~~~~~~ i\WlY at Newport Arch .. ~ ~ Man.o&.642~Jud_y -
*TELLERS Now~' for ruu and part tune poa~
1n our Lake l''oresl
bran<'h, opentDR 1oon
Selected appb<'aots will
be 1.rauung Ln our lrvme
brandl Sex months s&L
f"(pet1efttt 1.s pf'l'ferrcd.
tu Wt! Mil train 11 you
have a ~ll'onJ: cashienng
hackRround S..ilarll'!>
suut al (Si;?!, dependinjl
on t'ltpeneott) aod an·
<'omplemented by 11
tie.i\.&lful work environ·
ment .And .:real bcncriu
lllC." h-1 inl(.
•Fret• p.&rluni;
• \tedical and dental
iru.ur an<"e
•P31d 1•art't'r apparel
Ph-a<iot• rom•· in and app
h unn TUE.")[),\Y J:in
~ bt•lWt.'t.'0 lOAM and
:1PM at
~Y needed. Hi 17yr6.
must be a.ble to work
lpm·6pm Ii le l a•'l111 v
v.uril. 645-zro'l:__ --
Brealr.f a.sl cook. exper
~alary commeni1ural1•
'fl, ~ Apply to IJCl"l>Oll
Ask for T"d !lam '!.
Country Cookery :r1 J:! S
Hnstol. ~ta Ana
B . St y Ii !> t w c 11 l" n ·
ttlc. b1Kh perl't~nla)(I!
~100 Viejo, !'>HI 117\lO.
Dusbo)!>, Ichahod"
Restaurant Now lhnni.:.
a~l'' 16 :!II Appl) at
U151C! Hear h Bl~ ti . II II
Tnv.n & Counlr} !->hup
p;~ClTor~ll964 221\
C. \Bl:-.IET DE'TAILt:ll
f-:,~r m m.1kin~ :.hop
dr;..iv.1ni::s from plans A.
<'UUln,.: IL\h fur pl'O<ilJ('
1100 Xlnl ":uws .~ lw•m·
'-.-in Cl•·mt·nte Cahin1•1
-..OOp >iJI /Oil. ~!Y.! ~a
C~aHetper
~"rt h<tur-
Jhr mm S4 Ill iwr hr Scrvinqs & Loan Assn. < \1 . ~ k . t'oM JrNs ~ 11.irranra Parkway ;'\l(H•xpc.·r O{·•'•"sal')
FtOEUTY
FB>EAAL
lrvuw J Avph· ,Jt N<•v.port ;\11>!-a ""tualOp,Xy _t-:mphr _ l nll11<<I ...,,·hoot [)1 .. t
Harber. l man sho11
pnvatt• <'OUntry club ton
hud ~'l"'\ll•' 11ff1N>, lXSi
!'IC1c'Pnt1a. C M 645-2!.l:!o
t~ _!"·5404 . . SCA.HY AS SERS S
DtB.Y Int.ell out!'!01nll pt•rsons &A wanterl to M.-t appt ·,,
"-itt. ., ...
~-.. n...c. ... .......
ACCQUNTI , . ., ...
nu• Growing
f'' a~ hi on Is 1
based co.
~C't.'k~ attr .
personable
1ndiv . w It
lYJmlg. Co wall
train oo 10 key
&. A.P. Prov
xlnt bens. &
start Sal $600. c•.,.... tn-ttSs
IEAI. ESTA TE LOAN
'ECUTAIY TIA»& Growing co.
seeks attract.
p('rsonable
1ndiv w ll
lypmg to work
an Cerratos & lrn R .E.
lending. Rapid
adv to Loan
Officer Must
havt! CA RE
Lie.
Call CCSTY 972-ttSS
IA.MK RICOMCU.BS
ftAINHS
Entry lev e l
pos for 2 ind1v
v. mcc appear
& some ability
to oper 10 key
adcler B<.•aul
Npt Bch loc.
St art sat $550
Cal 0..... 972·'955
MAKING m w homeowners for
This may <'Oncernl home rcmodelrni.: IACUA»&
\'OU. •• We are a nauon;il. s•ilPsmen 1"h1s ,., a Finan giant
wbol.esaler of mdtbtnclll pt•rmant'nt JOO Hrs IOC. in area nds
l'IQUlpment W<" ::ire look J '>Pm daily. S8 so hr ".· ev 10-''v's w It Ullt for 11JC1tv1duaLs who whUe LramLnR Call Bob. ... Ul
want to ca rn bl w n I 838-21M2. typing, 10-key
$200 SSOO p<"r wk We ---& some credit
haw ruU tJme PQ61t•0~ bkgd to join
open and a complete I CASHIERS th.as fast paced tr~ prot:ram. Jr you I are t1rl'd of malung \ •
1
dept. Xlnt bens
\
muurownwa~e.orwork u TDTEM & start sal to
::. i:'O: :U~!!~' ~ . $800.
COmpreben•iv• com·
pan.y banelk.I locludlnc
major Medlul and den·
tiil l''oc 1mmed11tlt> ~ 11~a.llon. call or apply
1n penon 9·11All or
1 Jl'M
Sterrac1n/ Transmask
:m52C~mpus Dnve
.'\ewpoct Beach. CA
<714 )540-6080
F,qual ()pportunrty
l::lnpklyer M F H
L1encaJ
~TAllTYOUR
MEW YEAR
Off RIGHT
Sec"tari•s
Typists
Goenet'd Office
R.c:eptMMish
We han immtPd ~
.. a-fail fOf' thew
positbts. If Y041 wonf
to wort, rp•e us a coll
T.~ru1r!.iJ~J
MacArthur Square
~wport~a<h
9SS-2613
~f"YM' ~···-···· •• •
Tb• 1 nl•• Co. It DrllNICt tar ~ ffJ'. put tJm• T ~towon ~ CUST~CI )ectlnl~lo-.. ~ tn*ia Ir Riina for &Alc-d Dea&aJ J>rac·
1hoppln1-un\er fl lice 11at•m•. Weal ma'*'•••ll ttalf. 1YP-.,_., no. t computer ~ « eowpm requlNCI. t)'Stem.'8...atnc
Elu:eUcnt worklnl en· a qu.aUll..S perMO to
vlronmem flt R>en.rttl. work lA ou 1oternal AllPlY to or NQIMSt •I>' CUltOmlr aervke dept.
piaidm from; MUil ti.ave Deatal Ad·
J . 8UCIUE mlnaltraUon apeneoce •
'n. tmMt CO eooct verbal 1klll1. &
500 Newport C.enttt Dr. ablhty to wort wat.h peo-
Nn-port Beach p&e. P\eue call Linde
l',quaJ ()ppcr' Em~ lWvortdn. 71'-967 1121. or
--le'Dd reswne w ·aa lary
C1ER1' -W•nted for
fuJHune. Exper. pref.
~ Healt.b Foods.
~!16.17
COMMERCIAL
PROPERTY MGR
~ level o& but M>me
ellpenenc• • must .
Salary commen6urale
Vt'lth el Pt< Ca U Mon· Fri
~~s.&2~---
Comput t•r Operator.
Pre.ml lBM 32 Trans1
UOIWli to 34. Solid re
f ('l"('fl<"t5 Loe at l-00 Irv IM:
lnduurlal Comple.>.
U>mpensullon n~l(Ot1a
bll• Call for appt Ek-II>
I lf10ver 71 t '540 5700
( 't )'lffflOLLEH
f.:Xpanding Oran~t· ( o
manula<:turer ha-. 1m
med1alP opl'ntnf! for
respons1bl•·. prol1t
onented proff'S!lional to
.J.~'Umt' p!>'.'>ll 100 ;.-. !'Oil
troller Cand1dat1• mu!t
have ac<'oWll IOlo: 1l<•l(r('('
& Ix' Wt'll \ 1?1"!>1'<f In BC
lOUnt1n)t control-.
bui1wl.'>. !':OP & nwrall
fman<'IJI & a1·ro1.mt1ng
cntOJl:l'O\l"nt 6:M ~
hialOry to SBS. Dental
Prart.ioe Syatema. 2283
f11rv1t'w Rd .• Costa
Meu,92626.
~
~r opportWUly for an
energetic. sharp &
rnendly front 0H1<'i:
manager 1n a new &.
ctynanuc dental offtre m
lrv1ne. Call 73l·2027
before 3pm. or ~-3225
~Jpm _____ _
Denlal A&•1slant. Busy
Newport Bi>ach
re•lloralt\I~ practice
nel'd'> shdrp t-n
t.hus1asuc. eit~nenced
person ror r time
~ymenl 631-2400 __
DMtal A<ISl!>tant lJU'iY
Newp11r1 U<'dC'h
re-.lora11,c prarllCt'
need-. <''per1en<'ed
per~on ~., day Mon
~h1)µr-. h:j~ 2490 _
Dental As~1stant Some
Spanish i dav<> 11.k
Children Newport
&-arh \fr, Lefeb\ ,.._
Den 1 J I II' ~ 11• n 1"
Tu••.,da\" <"hd1\r••n
Somr .;pan1<>h \1 r.,
u.-fe~ re. 61:.~
&.OC41. OffM:I
Needs
l.OCALMILPt
Come in & s.ee UA
for the best Jobs
in town .
546-4741
3848 Campus Drive. Newport Beach
<Acf(k.s from John Wayne Airport>
Equal Opportunity Employer
EXECUTIVE AIDE
~lW P'\~U\IVt• lhfl't'
t.ar of anti pov .. n ~ .1gcn
cy by pt>rlorm1n.: .111
m1n1-,\rat1vr ta'>k'> 1n
dudU\g rnordin.i111m 111
stair wort.. mainta1ncn.:
A d m 1 n 1 s t r J l 1 \ ,.
PT'oC'eclun~. supp.,rtm.:
board of '11re-ctrJr. ~ 1·orn
m1ttet>.,., '>UPt·n l'>ln~
board :K"<'rt'lltrY, form ...
rootrol. Spt.-c1al Pr11Jt't1'
H~qu1rt'" -.trunl!
management & 1·\1 qi
t1on.JI v.r111nl! ,i..,1 1.,
SI 100 SI4t6 pt·r mu \JOI'
l\ h\' I :!'J nn I c.r 111
J\aJlahlt· JI
11r.1nR•' < -'H.m1 '
( ommunll '
{It "'llJJtlOt U: I •lllll
I Hll I-. I 'I -..1
~J \na ,,, i~ J
.\ n I-q u .1 I • 1 ,, t
i-.ffillhl\t'I
FUii & P T pos1t100J1 1n
new ~per1;;1lty roods
r .. ntt'r 1n Irvin ..
Man attemPnl or1 ·
portunttll'S Cdll Pt•gg}
~~ -----
Gf::N AILLJ -.;c; CLEH>\
for ,aJ~ off11:t' •Jf m.i Jiii
wh1,l\'salt' nurserv 111
II R In add1t1on tn com
piot1t1vc• salary w1· abo
prov1di! a fully pd ht'alth
padr.a.:c. pd 11.J<'.JllOM • .c.
t'(llJ<'dllOnal rt'1rnbµr~·
mt"fll Appht anb mu .. 1
ha\I' cXJ)l·r in worlun,
v.11h ,afl.'m,•n ' •·om
llU.'-"'"L'. .1-. V. t'fl J' ·l
.:•n1rJI hklq.11! h;..i•k
1:ro;c rKI ( onlJ• l .J .. \nn•
.II 'It.. htA I
~atAl. OfffCE
1,r .. ~1n ,: .irrhllt'•·turJI
11H1• .. 1.tfl..-.., µo-.1tw1o 1111
1h'V•'n11Jhl•• l'Oll'>t tt'!I
U<lU-. Pt'l'410 \'u-.1 I~· ,Jl
O:iok. hn•:1kfa\l \hill .
mu-.t bf' r .... 1 & t'\·
pt·rit•n• ,.,J ,\pJ•l'r 1n
111•r .. on Jl the Joli\
•{u~wr . ~oo S CoJq
lfw) . La.iuna
Dent.al A'>~l!>lant Unho ". 1• , • f I l-
Cha1 rs1dt• Join llur E X • '-" ' •
, ur .Jt•• t ) p1-.1 .~ h "•
"''""' knov. h-<h:• or t .... 1. k1.,·t•tn~ .,•11 hr'> v. k '"
,1 u t "'1\h '"''' nt1JI •11
lo• I torn• I .111 i,111 ·~•It Q.ERJCAL
~'>ler today for IOI al
tcmµorary ~1~nmt:nL'> COOt</fvH time
557-0045 IU>t1rement rommumt\
(;J bt>fl(•r1t~ Nv.p l:J1 h
Cf\-lfr\:_ t::: _ ~11 wr~
.•!MPOl!Al!V PfPSONNH ~IM?S Mex 1 ran r t''-l aura nt
J72l Birch Slrfft ~ ruRht chef. sauttt
Newport S.och man, baker, hne cook
&th day & niihl sh1fh
avail M~t be exl>l.'r Ap-
CLHUCAl
Se<'unt1es proC'es"linJ?
clerk for Fastuoo Island
investment r1rm .
Pro<'ess new Invest·
men&.s t0YOlvmg bank de·
J)Ot'lls & detail foUow-vp
lnve.tment or ban.tun&
experience helpful.
114~123.
Clt>nc:il
ply Lil person Mon Fri
12·3PM Lu Bmas. 361
Qi!{ Or l....t&. Bch ---Counter Personnt>I 9 2.
Mon . fri $3 50 hr .
~1781
Counter·glrl. Kuster's
Qeaaers. ~II Ume. 181
E. t6lhSt CM ~·7022
o.tomer Serv\~ Rep
Growmg rompany set'k~
'1~11.1m1c agRl"t'SSIVt' tn·
I I I I ' (. II ' I ••
Ml~ Ni.'WPort ~ 5r;11
Dental Front Of c
Challt•ni.:1ni.: 1•..iri-..r lllJ
ponurnt' 1n t'Slabhshf'd
N4'..,.port &-ach oHI<'{"
Olt"l'fiul. mature p1·r.oo
Exiwrienre es-.cnt1c1I
~I
Desk clerk. mature. reha·
b&e person for front d~k
hn. must be nex1ble
1be Inn At Lq~. 211
N Coast Hwy • uguna
Beacb. 49t-7535 ------OCSPATCHE:R
Seek1n~ eager per..on
w x.lat ~ penonah
ly. Available for Rex
hour5 Med1<'al bedtgmd
a pfus Can work under
pnmlltt.
U25 Mesa Verde Dr. £.
Swte 21.3. Cost.a Mt.'""a
~L58l 631 l5i5
sH;IU:T \I<\
:-.tnJll l>d I \IJllll t(lltll fll
n .. -Q., t.n .. tol •·II• I • (u
SI." n"\Jf\ v. 1\ h ~.,.,.1 ''I'
in.: 'P'·•-rl &. i!••n•·r .. 1 111
1WI" ,..,p;·n,.n1" ~iJJarv
ba'lt'd uµun your
quallftCd\ton-. 1•.1111
mo.'ftwal & rh-nlal Mr ...
~540~
EXPEKlb:'-ICEI>
JOURN~VMAN lor
form1ca top shop
F t.une. !tint. benef1ti.
L .. uuaa Hills M1u1on
\1eJo arl.'<t . u,,
7147703177. l'\l ....
ii'O; lfj I
f'ACTUH\ 'TRt\l'l,t ....
1ood Pd'. 1n pla,111·<,
adhe'l'l' <'O 1J:l7
'fonro1;1a Ave ~ Ii
548-51.2!>
F.ACTOIY
WOOERS
11.r inll•n 11 ,.
G&IERAL OFFICE
\1,1\rH• µ1r,1111 Ofl1n
1·itpr r«"'I Ill hr "k. ·
1\J\t"' .ll'Wt'b bV J""'''j)h
~~wi ...
G84SlAl OFRCE
Do y00 like det.a1I work &
hllve ..:OQd f1~ure JP
Ulude" Wt! may have a
JOb tor )'OO Will train
Somt· l)pln~ req Xlnt
bt-nt'{1l:.. ~ .. pl Ct'nlt'I"
C 411 "r. lJudllk 644 7-l5-I
LO L.
1,~:"P.R \f, <WFICF. StJl
l~. 10 ltt'y. matun.-.
11'1Ckpnidenl. 9 3 H 8
Salary rommenauratt-
"' exper. c .. 11 Sall~
~
.1. appear ind.iv to
·work 2-3 days on
reconcile men ts
& rest of wk as
teilert new accts.
Xlnt growth po-
ten l. bens &
startingsal $800.
I be.lleve aitc is no bamer. 1 Mt\RKETS Cal D'--tn-'955 ~ that knowled.i:c '' lht· 1 I I key tn surrl'SS For iln 111 J Operuni.:.s oo"' .. n a1labll·
I \t•nw~ 1·all %7 11.511 1 for lull umc As!>1i>l~n1
GENERAL OfFICE
TYPISTS
Sl-:CRET \ f(I E~
,\C(,'TG CU·.Rt'~
PBX l'ULSt-:
<11\1dual to bt'<'Omt> DnH•r" Che<'ker CJb
rumtlar 'fl<IMl \JrlOU'i I IP)(! dn\tnt.: n.•t•on1. ;!5
lav.-. of all .,latt·s rt'l!•irtl I 'r.orolder 4Y:l~
4 day 40 .... wtt« i-:ou:k 1-.;ousnrn·:s
2101 Do"'~ :\ II
AA: n~ from 0 C \1rport
Gft4ERAL OFACE
Small pob!J!lhmR hrm 1
\.t"'t"km..: 1wner.il 0H1n·
MlMcer Simple C'lt'ne.1!
c1utH·~ 1{1•la'Ct•d al
rnu.pht·n-~I.Hun """
'"llJl<H !Jn•lt·r n-tl \-.I.
lor I' .it ~Ill 435 7 I:,., II
( ompull'r Lanl-. 11 fl
GilC..,..,
:972-9'55
StcaET AJUE.5
1 for personnel
department. l to
assist executive
secretary to
president
, Beautiful beach
lo cation
.overlooking
water Typing
req'd, shorthand
1 a plus. Starting
salary to $1000.
C.Ccrry
'72-9'55
e&.alC/fYmT
Attractive
individual with
Ught to moderate
typing and nice
personality to
work in trust
department with t •r'fe odly
co -workers.
Starting salary to
$800 ... ~
--I ~Jl14'gcr.. on 2nd & Jrd W 0 ft 0 rttOCESS<>a '
B.\H lilRL Part l1m1• ~tun '.'Jo t''Pt·ncnt·1· 1w1 TRAfH&S
I f II I I I I m (" ... (t I I We lrlllll !:>t,1rl S3 ~iO (II ~I I n t F h
'1 OCl)..hbnrtiood l>ar 1 • ~1 1J(·r hour .\d\ .tnn•m1•nt C'3U 3S 1()0 f.i&~ 1
1
oppoitumty ror mana~·· I l!>I ('0 seeks 2 I · menl pos1llon., tn SJ?1 md1v's w ~ood
I BA JlMAI D flt'!" hour if quilhrwd "m lyp1n~ to lrn to
/\ltr artivr p 't1mt• 1 mun.> 1nform.1t100 6.. 111 d I (".alll\11199-15 11·rv1cw. apply t•> !>to11· o Pc r w Or
~. :019 Crown Valli•\ p r O C e S s l n ~
I Uf •. \llTlCIA~ w f'l1t·n\c ·I Pkwy La~una H1·.11 h math No prev
70' .. orLw unii.ex.cul&l 4'lS!1.Y.ill Will 10t1·1,nv. <.•xp nee. Jusl
blo"' drv NB 631 9771 Mnn thru 1-ri Ualll t11 . noa & • -3pm nice apt'~ r
• .. KE STORE• l Equal Oppnr Emplnvf'r w 1 l l i ngness to
St.ore ldn~r. A~L.,l. \tn Im Start sat to
~ Mcdm . for S<'h'fl<mn ----:-1 $700 d11~ler Salary S20K UfiU> CARf, -I IP.!\ • '.
\1ust have pnor b1k1· Mon Frt C \t. area Can Cal~ 972·9955
\ll'<'hn exJ>('r m a !;\Ort· 1 prm'lde lrart'> tAl 132A.
544 !f\35 1549-158:!
----OVIL ft'GIMEERIMG l
BKKPR/F ChorcJe Expenencw 0011:nl..., &.
F\Jll t1m<' SaJary com I draf~men with i.tronJ(
m1•n<.uratl' w expr. !>Uhdn.1~1on or com
751-0350 I mere 1al md 11!> t rt ii I dt•
----.-1; velopmenl b.ickground
BoCJkkC(!J)!'r. part lime wanted for cart·cr op
hour:o. per week Ca" I portunilles 1\pply 111
Su.'>W1640-8820 p erson with 'fl-Ork
•.--vEIPING l>8lDPles to Mr f\tentL<s
.vv-at Robert Bem. Wilham F\Jll tune person w /ex pr f-'rost & Assoc 110 I
for poelUon of aaa&Stanl (~11 St. Newport Be;ll'h
tJkkpr 642 116.1__ ----
BOOKK1':EPER.1SEC·v CIVIL ft'GR. ror well t>Stablishl'<I ag· ESTIMATOR
gressavc d<-velopmcnl co Experienced Sl•n1 or
i.n unmed1ale need of an aumator wanted with
I elq). btkpr A P. p 1R. & strong back.:round In
muc secrctanal duties earth quanltlle$, proje<'t. cost esl.lmllles. quantity
l related to acr-tg dept. take-ore. & design
?llMB067l ____ knowled~e Apply 1n
Bookkeeper. p time. person to Mr 1:-\lcntes
E wtlh resume at Robert 20brs •wk. xper Bem. Wilham Frost &
necessary. Newport Als<X:. 1401 Quail St
BeecbA&enry 957·~ ~rt Beach
tbc*jteeper.'Gal Fnday
Far remodefu\R coolrac-
tor. Vanety of work Pay
open Eves. 6 9 PM.
601710. A&k for cootrac-
a .
9Do1dr.eePing. Nwprt Bcb
IDW&tment Counseling
.rt.rm nd1 aharp ln-
dlridll8l to hllDd\e de-
tailed cllent record· ~· Resp Incl malnt
ti cMmt mea. acc't re-
(ft"fllD1 ~ )hnhed boOk·
\ce(Sllnl. &eq'• aood ap-
ttt -for numben " iood or1aalutlon.
• •Otlttneft•Ure\e . n .. 1sz.suoo.
---
Cleaning· PII' eves. S
days wt. 3hn S4 hr, Call
Debble67~~.
OericaJ
Typkt,P/f
8am-lpro, pleasant Wont·
iDg cood C.11 for In
Wv1ew. 957-1150. lrvlne.
G £ H L OfRCE
Beautlful
beach location
Light lo
moderate
typing.
Attractive
personality,
nice appear-
ance. To set
up claims &
handle a wide
vaMety of other
duties. Ideal
for entry level
person.
Starting salary
$2650.
Cal O'-t 972MSS -
CUllCAL
Good typing
variety
position in tax
department
good potential
for upward
mobility .
Excellent
benefits .
Starting salary
to $800.
c•--•1M911
·1r1p P;.1y :..;,, F1·t 1n..: rrt·d1t 1n,uran1·1· ---;----
Lots o( vdnety and ... om•• Un\t•r t,ank~• r rumh ! factory work t .. n1.ol•·
In.' I tra\ i•I \ \' n ll<e\1• \alld l \ l1rt·nw tnJ• h op1·r ,.. L1m1 •h
puhlw n.•altmn' <1rtt•nll'<I <.iiod drn 1nR rt.>coriJ lit P t1m,. t•\ t•• V. ii I
l'rud Wet•kly
1ot1 )-.int.1..,t11 tx•n-. and ~~m Ji,:l· ~'O Appl). :1l tram llunt lh h at\ ~ER.AL OffiCE
""l"'r opportun1t' for l cnn)sa\c r, lbt>O 9am ~~· PT f)rJ•11111f'fll1.._ typo· ~rtl'Ath poh'nl Slart111i:: P1al't-nlta CM _____ ---------111 h;uvtl•• 1>1•rv1nm·I rt·
.., •1-irv tu ~111111 (,ill I 1~ Chon-.1• vm1r 11...,n U<\'l'lf E
EOE
7:>2 tifhi
\1 F
.... ' .... Onvf'r> full ume. neat a~ h\(IOK' r , •.. ,,.., led f I l~•ir-. Y.ult• Vilnt>ty o ..... pt•JI JOCI'. know ~c () w \REllOt;~•
HEYER A FEE <>ran10te Co Ciood dnvtn~ AS..'-t:\t BLEH ... " d~_;'MM.i \rnlt> Or t-972·995 5 ff'l'Ofti Over IK. W1lllnR ! No f:Xpt•nt·nr1· -...,,.,1, .. t ~If•· ;:w. c .. ,1 J \f 1..,,1
C:LEl<.lCAL f". '"work <'11m~11n) 1 Tapl•ay Pa1d\\·~·l..I\ ;:,.i L5HI 631 t ...
\ • 't-h.IC'I~ SJ \II per hr + ,
•BANK*
OPPORTUNITIES
•Tal.StS
~ n 1• x p c r 1 t' n C' 1
nen,-.ary. v.111 tram 1n
di\ 1duals with cash1enni.:
01 !>1m1lar bal'k~rounil
AM ERIC\'\
SAVINGS
In '1,"Tl:'l/GTO"ll RF \CH
'i830 Eduig.:r A\ e
CARRY FOX
AGENCY
16 l 6 E. ~"' Strfft
Ste 130 Santa Mo
C)p(·n f:vt"-bv \p11t
~b. ll.suck &U! '.!:!:!:! 0-\TA L'""'RV l'ap1dly I r,,, I \
COSTA MESA
39295. Bnstol
Mr J-hasenga 979 '1800
\,,\GUNA mu ... <., Z.~ El Toro Hoad
Ms Cameron 770 2'!1G
~ll co Meds full
time data entry
()p('T'&t.or tr Y1XJ have tt•n
key we will tra111 Gn.•at
<,alary Xlnt bt:ne Irv
area. for appt. c;ill Beth
~
EOE M /F /H DWCATESSEN lll::Lf'
---------over 18. expt'r·d. rull
CLERK ume. references 144·~19
f'Of' general fil.mg. f\111 Oetlver & AsslSt in Oowt>r
urnc. neat appearance 1'hop. ruU or part lime
Master Blueprint. 234 Nooper~ SS6-1744
Fbcller. C. M S40--4174
a.BJ</TYPIST
Permanent position so.«> wpm. Gd worlllnit
cood • benefits. Mon
t..hru ™ ~s. 979--2270
Cl.ERK TYPIST -For
sales office of major
DmtaJ ~pt1om!ll. full ume. exper. pleasant
Nr. So. Coul l'laza.
~
Dental Aas1slant. full
t.Lme. cbairllde
FV f79.J710
wholesale nunery ln n.&al OfRce aee0 II re·
11 B O>mpetit1ve salary. cepUoolsl typist Exp
fully pd health package, desinlbJe C.11844--0683
pd vacations It ed1JC•· Dtnta I Au I 1 t. Ex · uooal reimbunemeol. d E d d Applicants mun hne pertence • xp1n e sl•""'lcal typlna exper. duues. PrlV1le office .
Be1ielflblrtin1 It pcueas tb1t. Be.ch. 4 daya. C.U orpniuUOna1 abWUes. _M1_-850_l ____ _
Contact Jo Ann•
n ... 80t804.
mn•nll\l!S l"all Mark l\olrell
751 2686 ---·----SOMCIS..llC.
~E:RALOFflCE
fkllalJll m.dtun• per'>on
abh.' to handl~· J \Jnl'I\
o( J()ll'i bu<;-. dl\l'-IOn o(
fin• or .i swv v. 1d" H1•,1I
1-.<.Wll' ln"~lrnt·nt firm
T \ JI •' 5 J w p m C a I l mmlfl
ORIYYS I IRVI-.;~: ·~ fili';t,
'1en or ""Qmen 2S yr<> nr I WI'; \I ~
nlrlt'r Know th~ rllJ-.l --------• r1tte:<o Net Slit() J wedt or
mo.-.. Orange Coa~t
Yellow C.i b. I iJOO ~It
llerrmann. Fountain
\'alll'v «:'lio of Slatt'r
bdV:n Ne..,.hope &
Eurbd I
DtUVB!
Roy Carver Rolls Roy~
is l.akmR appltcal1oos for
a quah!ie-d dnver for
p1rkup & delivery o f
Rolla Royces Must be
respon111ble & have vahd
Cahf dnver's lrrense
Semi retired preferre<S.
l\pply in person to the
Serv\('e Dept.
ROYCARvat
ROUS ROYCE
1540Jamboree Road
NEWPORT BEACH
Drug Cosmetic Clerk
p T. Exp. EotbUSJUUC.
attenllve. htendly.
6T.M81UCdM
DRUG & COSM ETtC
CLERK -Full or part·
ume. t yr min. drug
1tore exper. Wages
comm wtexper. Moult.on
Plu• Pharmacy. llr.
~\ll--J7M
Fa.c;L arroralc t) p111~ r1·
<'ord kt ... p1nl{ I!. hlin.:
pt•opll' ur1t"n1 .. t1
Sil))SK5ill D 0 f; ('on\J•t
Ms t\ana1:a 6~5 b:>\I.>.
91lm-Spm M r __
F'1sh1ng rod wrappt•r.
np . tnt'I mtsc .,bop ''' fil't! wortc f-\tU tmw fir.,
apen. Top pay for nRht
~1rl 'llt>v. port H• h
642.c662. 9 5
G&tERALOFC
r:irt umc ma lure (>l'r~rm
1~1 do Ille boOkkC("ptnJ!,
t)l)UU:. b1lhnR & ret"ep-
llon.l."1. ML'<i1cal be~h~.
Slirll'ting $4. p.:r hour m znrr
lllere·s an easy way for
)'OUr to sell that b1cyclt'
y00 no longer use. Ju.st
advert1'\e it 1n the
a.suled ! Call Mz.5678.
ELECIRONIC
PRECISION
ASSEMBLER
2nd 1t11tt opening with l'Nli<>f Ofange
County menutecturer of ~Ion
machined parts and equipment We
leek •n lndlv1dual with at l••t 4 Y9t1ra
e11:penence to aMembl• reuon8b'V
comple11 erectrontc comPC>Mnt1.
Requires knowiedge of Wiring codes.
eblllty to w()ft( hom comp&e.x echef'N-
11ca and own tOOla. Knowledge of
r.me.tng helpful
1
I
I
l
•
l'ar
Coalac\ Claudia.
M).eU
G&lOFRCI
f'1t1m• Mu1ot •DJOY
~ ('(Intact, "'°"''nl Wit'-C'\IMCmcra f. drill1l
WQl'k. f>a1d vacation•.
~di pay 111 h~allh Ill
5WalK'l' Apply ~ 4. Mu.1
l.hru Friday at Burden '
Pelt Control 800 Ran
dolph. Coi.t ll Mt-~U
*-M1fl
GllLFRIDAY
Non profit rt'hab a&t'n
cy MW!l luive good typ
1n& s lulh & i.om(•
knowledge o1 bkkpa w111
lnJn 1f nee 35 h,. wk &
benefits. Call 646-02711
Girt Frid9y $900
Xlnl opPorlunll v with
"lewpt)rt Bt'h firm for
outROlng grrl v.ho 1i.
fam1l1ar with all
..ecretanal & l(t'n I oll'
ftnetwn.-. \fu't tw ... dr
motivated, 1ntelh1oient
ha"t' (a.,t art'uratt• l vp
1ng skills. stron..i or
Jtannallonal \kill'! llnd
the abtlll} to "'ork rn
dependently Xlnt ro
t>t-nt-f1L<. \1on thru h 1
II 30 to 5 pm f'lt'3''<' l'J II
P.tm at 7!12 7~t.ll
(;1rt l-'r11IJ\ Sli.irl di ~ .141
J)t.'r hr CJll '\1•v.por1
l-10t>r l'mt·nnl! Inc Al
i;'"/!>lt>."lli
(,ul Fruld\
\h· ,1n· lool.1ng for .,
•1uttl1f11·tl ' ,,, '"II
i..ro1nnwd '"''1• lttl\ v.h"
Pll)CI\ ...... 11rk1t11! "' jll'll
ph• \I U'I h.I\ 1• ,11 Ill .ti 1 1:,v. jllTI I\ 1>1111' ,I, I II h 11 I
1.M·r"'" t1w11 1111,, 11
I'd \I 1(1•1 r 1 q c .di
1;;~> ~l.>li \I I N \ \1 I ·10
l'\1
GIRLS FRIDAY
t:xperit'n t'ed. pro '
lesMonal, pt>rmanent
Pdl1 tltnf' for tax & <1r
•'OUJ\lJOR off111 9i In Sit
hour Wnt .. 'ta11ni.: 1·x
pc·n•'fl<'•• to \llt·n II.rm
rrnid I 'l'A. ;.'f~l 1 1111" I
11t...,., I 1•11t1·r 1>1 P 111:1 I
lnm1·1·,,•1::.1. I
1,1 Al<IJ '\ff,111 t. 111
HI (; 1\ T fl I\, r ~.I ' 11
Larllt' v.hr"'•"" 11• our"·n I
... t·t·luni: a ma1un·
rl">pon-.1hlc-p .. r '''" 111 • I -.um•· dut1 .. , " rnrn,
-.upt"n 1:0.1on I Jut w' 10 ,
dudinj! mon1tonn1;: ma 111 ~l.t & 1rn)(dllnl! 11l.111t I
UblOI( .tUlom.itu· walt•r I
i.~t.tt'm No <''<IH'I
1
Ol'l'ditd !:-.. ,, ( (.IOtdl t
Slt>vt-Strom 5!>9 4221
GUARDS .
fuJI & part llm~· All I
art'Ub Undorm ...
lurn1i.hecl i\Jo!t'!'> 21 or
ove1 Rel ired wt>kom" I
~ rxpenen<'1: ne< 1\p11
ly Umvt•r<,sl l'rott'(1 f0rt
Service. 122b W 5th
Strttt. Sunta AnJ In
tervww hour.. 9 12 & l ~
Mon thru Fri • ---c
HAIRSTYLIST
W 1chent.ele. Xlnt. work I
1na t'ond Good lot'
8Q2.1UJ. 1142 9094.
HOMEMAKERS mlt>re!>t
td 111 earning SlOO lo Sl~I
per week. dependUlg on
ume Work from home
f\elUble hrs. nn exp«r
nee Call tPM 7PM only.
Mr Pasold, 888-Q"T
Hotel
Ooor A"•odcant
~-=E We are ..,.ln, a Door
Attendant or our
Lounp Person ahould be~nenUd fl able
Lo enforce company
polldee in checltln11l I D '1. Apply 8am ooon.
Mao-11\1. "JSenonne1
MdlJOTT HOTB.
IOO New'por1 Center Dr.
Newport Beach ·
~ Oppol' Empfoyer
£a.c::.i..,,t opt)Oftunnln fOt ·~ lne~ 10 to1n our ••pending t.am 1n
tn.l~•r ...
PRECtSION MECHANICAL
INSPECTOR
2ftcl INft
We are Melling 1n tnd1vldua1 to rn•pe<:I
firat 1rt1Cle machine<! pert• ancl equipment
ua1ng a~rd rnac>eellon 1.chn1Quet encl
practtoea. Mutt be able to reed Ind uM
engrneenng drawings
RADIOGRAPHIC 6
ULTRASONIC INSPECTOR
2nd 9Nft
We are 1eeklng an indlVldual qu1llfred at
Level II In bolh cat990rle1 tor a minimum
of 2 yeara Knowledge of NAVSHIPS 250-
1500-1 helpful ReQuirea 5 yeara
e11penence in NOE
In relum tor your valuable 1k1lla. we offer
top compe1111ve waoea and an 1ndu11ry
leading benefits peckaoe wtuch includes
hie medical. Pfe&ertpt1on. and dental
cxwentge a~ with 13 paid holidays
rncludrng Chnstmaa 1hutdown ~oe1 ot
lrV1ng raises generoua retirement •nd
much more
for more 1nlorma11on, p1ea&ec04"ttact Fr11n
Vanoognlt Personnel Supen11sor c11
·~ LEAR SIEGLER, INC. ~· ENERGY~ DMSK>H
20.o E. Dyer Aoed
(Red Hiii & Oy.r Aoed) s.nta Ana. CA 92'105
(714) 540-3210. fll 32.8
I
UaaJ Ser'y to opcr1tle
Mq Card A PT. hr~
rtex1bl~ Exper only
H. 8 8'7-12:93
LIGAL SICRIT ARY
TO SI 300
No f'~ To Appltc:unl
~IJungln
Tile Leaal l-'u:hJ
170 Nt>wport Ctr Ur NB
Ste 3'.s M<l 29'l0
Liquor dcrk Full t 1m1•
night~. bond a bit• 1\ I'
PLY IN PERSON 'I
AM·2 PM. Tue-. Sat on
I> Alrportt•r Inn 1 lotl'I
llPOO Mu 1· I\ r I h u r.
ll"\'Ult'
•MACHINIST•
ST ART S' .00 PER HR.
Cornmensur<1\l' with
t'll.penen<-t•
O+etiU.. Avaifabk
4 rtay 40 hr Wt>ek
1-.DL!=:R INVUiTRll:;~
2101 Dove St N U
Arni& from 0 ( ,\1rport
MACHINl!>T
CM t'flltllW mf)!r n-q JO
yrs l'llP in prodU< lion
work & 't°l up:. 1;d
~alary, bt•nd1b & 4 clay
v.ic C.Jill Frank.6-tl 7343
MACHINIST
lst&2nd
ShHh
Bro..&. OROWING ! lll·
aitrJ>lATE OPENINGS
AND OP'PORTUNlTIU n>R:
•Ail lkScnw =··= ..... Mdtlit
~ .....
•1....t~
Q.11 ... ,
·1oel a.a. Moc.hWtb ..........
AND llORt:' Minimum
Ppenence reqwn>d and
M.'wnl tral.Dee J>Ol>l\loru
a.v&Alable
WE OFFER
•ll1ichly <.:ompet1t1\e
Rau.
•l'k'nty o( Ovt'nime
·Stu!\ lhfft>re-nual
•Excellent Compan)
~Ill for Jo:mployet·~
& Dependent.I
APPLY IN PEK~l~
LEAR SIEGLER
TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS
l U I W. SecJentrom
s.ta AM. Co
f,qual Opportunit:v
_EmplO}t>r M f' H
MochN 0,.rator
2nd. Shift
~t· now havt' o~ntng'!t in
our fabnration dt•pt tor
mactune ~ratc>r... ~e
'toWUUld prefer ;i minimum
of 6 m o rec-ent I'll:
pt-nl'llc.'t' & the ab1hly lo
n-ad bllK'pnnt~ &. pr'I'
c1111on meJ.,unn~ ck
\1t't~ Apply at
Mastw~i~'
1640 Monrovia,<· "
642 3C?7 1-. o E
\Lil<h. appl) Thi Inn .11
L.aRuna 211 N c '01:1!1\
lt~y. LdRuna !Warh
Want Ad Reull.'l &42 ~7i.
f MAc-HIN1ST&-1
I We Challenge You I
To Compare
I If you !honk you a<e salos•••ed wHh your presenl Job try thos career I
I check-hst My Company l.S.1. I
1. Pays top compet111ve pay o ~
I 2. Overtime available on ALL shills o ~ I
3. 25 year track record ol cont1nuPd o ;r-'
profits assures 1ob stability
I 4. Cost of Irving raises quarttirly o ~ 1 5. Shift premiums O l!r.
6. Modern clean fac1llt1es o ~
I 7. t3 holidays, including Christmas O ~
shutdown I
8. Paid vacation 0 ~
I 9. Free hte. medical prescr1pt1on O If
and dental coverage _ ./ I
10. Generous retirement plan 0 ~
11. Freeway-close Orenqe County O l!!!f 1 I location _./
12. Credit Union O ~
13. Outstanding sick leave program O IJf
II you checked all thlrtffn. you·r. probebty etrtiedy worttlng et L.e1r ~ler, I
Inc.
tt you dkln't. you should think mOfW •bout u.. htttryet, ~"us •nd wail give I
you more '91eone to think about us.
Our dlwet"M client baM 1• a combination of gont1inten't. comnMfdll end
mHltMy cu11omera. Thia div.ratty leta us otter the unique combhNttton of Job I
ateblllty and ~'"' opportunity
Cun9nt openlng1 lnclU«H:
TOOL ROOM MACHINISTS
Jig Ben DeVUeg
ISf Shilt
Extenalve OeVlieg experience on
prototype and toohng
Toot & Cutter Grinder
1st & 2nd Shilt
J'9 Bore Spedall•l
2nd Shift
Requires e•perlence In small 11g
bOre. P & W. K & T and jig grtnd
Knowledge o4 Moore Gnnder
Tool 6 Die Maker
2nd Shift
PRODUCTION MACHINISTS
Gun Drtl Opera.tor
2nd Shift
Must be able lo do own tet-ups
Own hand tool• required
Profile M8c:Nntat
2nd Shift
Knowledge ot Hydrotel
Wiiton
and
DeVU9g end Jig I I
Lucas Boltng "'Mlll Jig .,,. Mechlntst
1st. 2nd & 3rd Shift
N/C Proftle Mlchlnllt
2nd Shift
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cirdll' pn'U Mlf, fll· MWfCAJ.. 1.SJ'ANT n ..,_ !labt \1P'nt. au lat al o.t.t M . 8uk Offlc., ~Of lnffrt.r, Wiii &ly OP Mat , Ex·
&tibl .U·lAZ p t r 1 • n e • d
~ ....,_.110MNOOF
Seek 111 a en b ll 1 uu1
peraon who de11re1
lrdldom and aecurH)'
Ind II wOhll1 t.o lum
Won't l.ntftfere with pre·
llf!lll Job Ca U for a PPl
lnt'Ome Plaruuna AllOC.
MMT6S ---------
Manufacturing
Eneineers Trans~ Oynam1n a ~.stable d1v111100
ol Lear ~gler Inc . a
fortune ~ comp11n)
has 1rnmf'd1a~ openin10·
lor el(pt'rienred
\1•nuf .. c tur11111
~ln«'r.>
Suc-t'eai.lul Jpph• 11nt-.
will work 1n hubll
ms<"hlne 'lhnp t•nviron
menl ltn<.I be t'nlUI II t-d Ill
rrunuf1c1urt' of preni.mrr
.. <'roi.pace hardware
Uutn·1 will 1nl'ludt·
t:'llabl1.,hmPnt 111
mf'thcxb touhn i< u r11I
'llandard.,, and c-n'h
with emphlUll'> on pro
durtJ\I\) tmprovt'm•·nl
~ dt"itrohlt' but not
mandatoi; \fin1mum .•
\'t'ars t'11per1Pnr .. d'
\tanufactunn11 1-:n11111M·r
rn pr1•1 1 ... 11m mac h1n1
'lhop l'O\'tron111c111 r1·
11uirt'<I
In .tddJt1on l1111u1 •II'"' r ,,
hie toral1on ttncl i'Tll
)(res51ve '!tlllar:v IP\ t'I!>
"'e offer ouhtandrnl(
c'Ompany twnef its v. h 11· h
rndudt' paid m1·d1<· JI
r.lenUIJ and lite m.wr an•, r°" t'mplo>~ \'-II d•
ltt'ndent~ For rm
nwdrntt• 1·on'!rlr·r 1111111
~-nd 1J1:tull1'<1 n.,.umc· 111
P~I Monoqer
LEAR SIEGLER
TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS
I' 0 iJ;)ll l'.l.1.I
:>dllla .\nJ . l a 0.1.'711 •
t'(jWll opporturul \
t'mp4o~~r m I h
MASSEUSE ESCORTh
'lleeded for Ou\c'Jll ~rv
In 0 C Aft 3pm m I lJX
\b1ur. v.ollldn romp.1
n1 on for t• lrJto rt ~ I. n I\
B I no nur'l11.; ',1r1
liiliWi
\UJ...'I IAJlo I('. full or r"' r1
Urlll' pr .. ft•r 11lrh·r Jll'r""'
v. '"me e>x p1•n1•n1·1•
11101<. nut Ot>f' ,\ ppl\ .ti
~hell. 17th & ln1n1·
Nt.-wpolt Be a rh
Mt'Chanical Ai.~t>mhlt'r
I m m e d o p 1• n 1 n ~
Sl SO hr Dny !>h1ft ~J
W 1.6t'1Sl NB
•MECHAHICA.l. •
•INSPECTOR*
4-da} 4() hr Wt"('k
t:DLER INDl'STRI 1-:s
:?101 Dove Sl 'Ir ll
AcToM from 0 C A1rpon
Vcmpunctun. gKo. X· ray liC' l)NI. WIU eon
1ldet tna1n1111 ouuund·
1n1 appllc:anl ~ day
v.wC M · P' 6&$-9900
Medical A.llltan\. f'ront
., e.dt. lnaurance. type.
£KO. Venapunc\ure.
N 8.8'5-1720 -------. Met:buJ
14QCOfftCE
X·Ra)'I. lab. blood work
~: pfty tbenpy AUL"l
blay doctor. Stable., dto·
~YER PAID f'F.E
MORGAN =-•A9'My m Vft'de Dr.
Eallt
~m <A»ta Mesa
754-1581
Medlc.i
FaONT OfffCE
F'anuUar w Im btlUng
p;.Ut!nt t'OOtact phorw
rtllng. pegboard 11y~llem
~YER PAID f'EE
MORGAN
f f I D'J""' nt Ac)iltKy
l5i2S Mesa \~rde Dr
Ea..•n
Suitt' •213 Costa MMI
754-1581
M f; S !> ~ 1'lo G E R
c.t~NERAl Ofl't'lCfo
C.ood dnvm11 rl·rord d
mu11 lrv1nl'.
714 ~DX)
•MOOELS•
" •ESCORTS•
!'.Jtp("Ml'n<·•· l'rt>h·rrrd
•661-0729•
NURSES AIDES
f'art lJmto 3 II & t I 1 It
I' IJl?ll I :J(l 7 JO H bt>c1
l onv lloap <.: M t;d
Pol~ ~Ml
NURSES AIDES
l"ll't'dt-d to I( 1 Vt' TI.A l"
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,t•rt 11nm1"ll t.ttr rl v.h1I\
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HillnHAidu
.lpm ll~•m & ll~·m 7:im
t."<pt•n1·nc'WI "'', rtrfu.,t
:SIJll )I lU J.111 hr
\I ,11"1 ,. I r ,, 1 n ,. , ...
~j JIJ $3 ~ \1r-.,1 \ 1•rtl1
I Ofl\,tlt" 1•111 ll"'IJllJI
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7 3 :l)pm
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.Jitlh
l1·rt1ltNf II 'Wll lll.1111
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I :Jipm nr 1pm "II"' \n
f'Xper rw•
Good mt'd1ral. •frnt.ll
b.-fwfrt' f1a.i--.h1µ (.on
VlllUt't'nl C:t'nlt'r lbto
f-1~pHd "'48042~
omcE CLERK
TRAINEE
HllilpW..tH 7100 HttpW.tM 7100 ..............................................
flAnA"' lrmned. . CJOallnp, n.1. bn •.•. •
Pulcln1 au1ndano
IMled.cS for promlntnl
Anaheim rt,taurtnl
Good driv•n• rt~ord. s:u-.
PART TIME
EVENINGS Adult.a wttb ouutandlnt,
attractive penaonal.lt*
who enjoy workln1 wtth
kJdt Ch• :n Start at sa.~ per bour Phone
642 021. Eat 250
BETWEEN l·5 PM .
.. for ......
Eqi&al ()pportUIUly
Employer
Part time m11nteoanrt>
man for apl romplex m
CM ~ired or aem1
au~K>1
Part n!Dt'
Act How!
Ht-Ip gr<)UPI'> rJ1~ fund--
Ways & MP1:1n11
(1\41..rpf'r'>on put }Our
t-lll>t'r lo v.nrk PT
Eam 14'> Sil() in Ii l2 hour'
~mplJn.: rw"' lurH1 no.<.
U1i idea No sd1Jn1o: '" 1nvestmtn1 Tra101nii
provl<kid 114 ~ J87ti for
~
PARTTIM1': Art !\low
lielp Wilntl"rl \f'll('htnto:
rr..ifu., ..,"a\ mi.: & knot.
111111. ne-t"dlepo1nt. ru1:
hoo611011 crt-Wt'I, ... ldtn
1d-.:-tra1ninit 1ndud~-<t
Work llJ Lo I.! h~ ... ;u11
$411 t.11 1t11 l-r•r 1ntl'n .,.,.,
rall il4 9W JITI
IMMEDIATE
PART TIME
OPEN I MG
~.~1 'Ml ti Sun \ \\
f.IM\t'( lo l)i•fr\ t'I
DA.IL Y PILOT
To Olll' corrien in
ln-iM, applicant
1191t ha•~ qood
dri •inq record.
larqe station
WCUJOft or • a•.
Hourly pay +
mile• olowance.
<:di Harry ~y
or Foste.-OwU.t
at:
642-4321
U )IUU wanl )'OW' 4dvrrtt" inc meuage lo narh
more people M\ lower
roat. Clan1C1ed 1:. lht'
way t.o ec>! C.U Now'
6C2 $iS7I
!t~!~Yor a 30 day ad m the
DAILY PILOT
SBVICE
DIRECTORY
OOITNOW'
642.5671
PWE.UP
~SEMBl.£R
MU.ti at leut 1 year ..-11
perience, preferably
new1p1per Excellent
company ~IQ. Apply
bet ftlll> 9A M and 6l> M
Monday tbru P'rtday
Oll4MGI COAST
D.41&. Y '1&.0T
&U-5'882 n>W BaySt
Costa Mes11
Equal ()ppor\Uftll)' __ Emp&o!!!:,_ __
•NX•
TA II an•wt'r1n i:
M'r'Vll'e
T A B ans l\et°V haa d
(~w poa1t1oni. o~n 1n
Tull. SA. CM. 4t Uunr R
~ Vant'd i.h1tU.. P T
or t' T Many outstJntl
~ bf'nef1t ... Work nt•.ir
yoor home & earn whtll'
)'IJ'l learn
~ E.O fo;
SSOO-SI ,000
PER WEEK I
Manaite student. 11ell1n1:
Jt'Wt'lr)' rn your lortt I
drP3 Phonr-f'Jt
21J ~ 5i9fl8
Ptw.it.o hw.irn-.a \I a lure•
II.I-tail l'XIX'r ~1n>abif'
l'holn b.ick11rnund not
nl~'\ary t• um• d.i:,'
1142 21T..!
PHOTO TECH
Line •, ton•'. a11111
IKl'\lltVt'll •'ull l•m•·
"ll.~\t-r Blueprint. 2J I
l'bdwr,C \1 ~ 11il
PLASTICS
WORKERS
4 doy 40 .... Wfftc
fo:Ol.f·:(t l'<Ol'STRll-.~
:!1<11 °"'"t' St 1' B
\t'mMi from O C A1rpmi
PUSSMAH jOPEtt1>
\o\1•11 ,..,l.1hh..,ht-O quJlrt' I""" 11111, 10,t.1 Pllrll
1111 d "''II •1•1.Jld11 I
fll'f"l<.111 f11r prt'°'l~ proc1ur
I • " n a n •I ~ o m ,.
m .. n.tL!t'flJI dutr"'
ln~ur.•n<'I' l'IJn C.ill
h·ll "'"'!)' IJ';jfj :"t);}j
PRIMTIMG
It ~ Mt' 20 or O'rt'r. &
~ for 11 tJrt't'r op
pnrt1Wty m pnnt1ni:. ap
ply at PJo::"ll'llYSAVPH
)tB} Pl ilffflt I J ( \I
l'ru f UC'\ ion
FOUMAN 2nd Shift
l:4Sptt to 12: I SGfft
X Int opport unity in , m.t II
midt1 4l dt'\lrll' mnt 111
\l\L..,t 1_. ablt' lo lr Jiii ou
•t.) ~n Soperv1 .. 1on, ,
pt'rlf'O('f' ri>q UI rf'•i
'ialary based on "'
~nence Call PPJo?R\
Oavu at ~ 7~ for 10
~
RmAL OF.VTC&'i. INC
14281 f'rankhn A"e
T w.un. !12161i1J j
Rainbow Construettnn
~ mlt>rvlt'WrnR for
I OP"\IO~ in 61te c~aa up
&r }alllt.Onal M P' Pa rt &
( ulJ lJme po1ut 1on.o; av 11 I
Own trans req Ptck up
truck desirabh• C'a II
Mort. f't1 7-f~am & ~· 7pm
~ Medical R<'<'t"pt1oniin lo
work parl llmt· 1n
('t11ropract1r nff1rf'
Sparuah apealunl(. Ca II
631 S8)
nit> Oa.lly Pilot has 11n
11TUl'lt'd1ate Of)('f'llOI( for
tra1nl'e for ru11 umt· I
~nnaMnl Po!llt1on rn
our ClaM11f1t'd Ot>part
ment l't1ust be 11ble lo
t)"l)l' JS..40 wpm ltyp1n1t
leit Will be admtnlSlt'red
lo all 1ppllranl.!i 1. 10 ke)
adder.· handle phon~t-. I learn f'omput .. r and ---------Rapidly growing San
Fema.ndo Valley C1rm
~ nle.. ~Pll for 111
du1lr1al cbem1cal1
J•nllor11l aupplle\
Cbemaul b•ckeround
b e lpCul but n ot
oeoeu.ary. Comn\m)()O
213 7i6 ·'1141l 01 m.111.-..
other seneral rlenc:al ,_ _______ ,.
---
MEDICAL ASST. b1
lingual for geMrol prac
Utt dame LltUc exper
nece!ll ~9:.tM ----
..-.CAL ASS "f
For Mon a. t 'rl only '1YPUll nettsaal')' Dr ·s
olrlce-El Toro. 837-8427
Medical · Expult'nf't>d
(root office. mature.
bookk~ep1n~
l ranac: rt pllon N. B
63l.osz2
dt4feS Opportwuty for
ad..,anremt'nt 1ind t'rt·
cf'llt'nl t'ompany
~fits Sal•ry rom·
menaurate with ~•·
penefK't' For tnlforv~w.
p6ease call. M2·432l, ut m
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
n> w Bay Street
Colt.a Mesa
Equal Opportunlly
EmJ*>yer ___ ...:.
Sell thinp fut with D•ily
PUot Waat Ada
MAINTBNANC.
M•CHANIC
lmmedfete 099nlno for an expentnced
Marnteflance Mecharnc with 5 ye.,.
e111peri.nee wit,, lndul1r1al meint.-
Mnce Outi.t lncfUde repair Ind
ma lntenal'lc• ol mtetun1cal
eQulp~t. lnatanauon and aet~ of
h•evy machinery, 1naty111 ind
troubl.stlootlng A background In
forlrllft repeir Ind maitltenance 11
required
In ,.turn 10< your v1luebte lkHla. wt
off« top ComcJ9flth'8 W.Ofl and M
lndu•try .. ldlng '**"' Ptebge
which tncludea "*""' A •'• 1,.ur-anee. 13 peld hOfldaya tncllldlftO
Chrlatm• thuldown. oott ot tMno
r111tee. genetoue rMI,...,.,. and much more. ,Of 1mt'Mdlate conefdetatlon,
~oontec:1 ~ LPll.•GLl.R.tte. -..... INDO'f MODUCft "'Dt,. ...... ,. ... -.. ...... .,,. ...... ....... a,. .....
UMI NtiJ. CA ll70I
(11•) Mo-1210
Use the Daily Pilot
"Fut Rr..ult" &erv•ct>
dll'ttlory YOU r
..ervtre 11 our
1pec1aJty
Call 142 V1I ext 322
Quality
Assurance
Engineer
Now 11 the tltne to U9e yovr Hpeflenat
•nd b&clcgroond In Owhty ~auranc:. 10
improve your t1reer yOtJt OYttoot L..eClf'
S,i.oler. En•OY Pro0uct1 DWl.iotl 11 ,...,no 11!d1v1esu.11 with the abl.llty and
desire to m0\11 up to 1n lncluatry tMdef
we ·~ CUf,.nttv ...-ino an ltldMdual
who It k~ In the fllNd of
c.itt>ntflon of meeNnlc:a.r and 9*Cr~
tnlQ9Cilon g1ugee Ind INtrumenlall<H\.
Qwllfltd Candldete ml.lit hi!W In.
•blllty to dlrtet ea41bratlon -~
Ind .CMdllle ~ foeda. writs
caumt!on procedtnt and "'°""'
MtCtofOgy relallld "'~
•• a All&lbM, fl'Oll•--~ ~ CO!ftpany, .. offer h
li')tOfl ... ~~Md..-
wt\d\ vou 1t1w ....._ toottne tor 1n
addttloft to -....,. • GCWll'"'Pl .... ._ .... -1111111111...... ..... pc-. ii
-
BeeePkmtlll. Mere\U'Y.
Girt FridaY·BulY t.aa of
fl~beav)' telepbone
lldqlc or \.U Jmowkdae Slk!s
''°'
helpful. Prado Tax Co AUTO
705 •B E . Balboa Ill, AJ)warw"11c1...aG
Balbo9 m-sat "SAi.iS"
Rll:'EPTION1ST·for full· Ex.ceUent irouod floor
serv\eel ~ bospil.al, ex· ~)' wttb Orange
pel' prderred. 494-10'76 County .• f ut.eet growing
~?~ ...... '~!' ~~.:.~ ..... ~?!I ~~~.L . .?!!!
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*SECRETARY*
IMVISTM IAt«IMGFIRM
We're Helll•t •• te411l•14••1 wH• ·•='o .... ~ ........ cea•1r•tel .... H . e .. .,....
w& .111...... ... .... II t.
• ••• t ... -.., ....... • M•u ..... .. . = ..... tut/Ir ..... ........... ....ul67MQO.A* .... ~ ........
STATEWIDE CAUIDCO
MewportlNdl
Miii W.,,,_, 7100 '!!9· :l!!ll!J 1'1, 1tm DAILY N.OT €9
~ ............... .
TEXAS OIL COMPANY
wda..,_.ble penoo
wbo CAil wof1l without
1upervtaloD in Co•l•
II•••· Con t act
cuatomen. Aae "°Im
partaot. but ma tu.rily ta.
We t.rain. Write D 8 .
Dack, Pre1 .•
Soutbwe1tern
Paroleu.m. Ft. Worth,
....,w..tM 7100 t' ' -IOIO tll • 1 • 1010 .....................................................................
Youd! ColDek>n
Part Time evealags
~eduh.l~g
With youth. Over 21 Own
tnmpartaUOG. $3~ hr
.wt.6-tPM
WGGMHTACiS fl'Oal ,,_.. 11u11.,.. card.
SiDIS Git C*rci fot UC'b
&-a pba ooe apere. We .._, I I -rctura perananeolly Wrlicl 1091
-.Md Mltactl•• tat, • -llrap, IDetUDI alr Ul4I •••••-•••••••••••••••• LI>.~· Pre-Gokl, 1llver, d9ot.a11ok5.
wlll "-. tbdlt ror a WweJ.rY • tcnP IDCU). ~tqencloM 'fop prlcH1 Cub!
wallpaper, fal>rtc or ~ Beacb Jewelry ''Dl.Y Glo" pas-6 we Mart. 1~ So. Cat. Rwy .
-tll bid At trim )'OW' 1..quna Beach. '9'1·1.0lll5.
Lap. Or llJ' lWO caJ'dl 49'1~
ti.ck to beclt PRICES· Priv9le investor pa.,._, ..... S!!Norlf'5 J--v 4~tap suou pricra toe IOld ot silver 6111.agaSlJiO~u aaD ____ _
ID or matt Sl . .0 u . MiiMc:d
S.. Tax locludt.'<1 lmll a•lllh 8013
NO CARD,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dnw )'OW" owo OI' send
5ICllTAaY~ l•TL~'lllO~l~. ~~~ Excel opport. fOt" abarp I -
<:AU.ANDREA ecz..cm. ext 2.50, 1-SPM
E.O E.
name, addrea, pboae " we 'U make oar cud pee
la&. Add 'JS ~b.. Send check or money or·
beowl bonowbody 1o:lt•c
llSUI'· ampec amp, $2.5()
M4-llllB3
<>Hke,. .... &
ft 5; .. 1085
SECUTARY
cu1 foe en1r}' poaatioo
wr1h lie comcated con·
taroeJ" co. at euc. om~
ID Npl Bcb. Good
secrt(.anal skWa oeeded.
P\eas&Di penona11ty for
meeuoa p1&bllc aod amftri.D& heavy phones.
C&1.I Lois at 71' /TSZ-Z7ll.
&.O.E.~·
W dnl typan~ ability,
SH. mcluchoi jeo ofc
aklUa. PSeuaat workin&
""Ollds & benefib lmport·
Export Co !M6 W. 11\h St
CM Please apply 9 HAM S.HlPPCNG I RECElVlNG .rfl!l"_R_ET __ .6'R_Y __ CLERK·dependable ~ A per'IOO (or full·lllne p06l·
Tu iTCnAUD8 manager, tioo. So!lle exper rt'
TEXA-5 PETROLEUM
OORP • lllbaid1ar)' oeedl
dependab\e penoo Be
)l'O'Jt own bou Cont.act
Ollla Meaa area prot.ect·
ed accouo&a. We ualo.
Wnle N H Crawford,
Pr'tS • P ANCO. BOil 52,
f\. Worth. Tex. 7610L
TOOL MAKER. PART
TIME-RETIRED. CALL
545-ud.
... ct 'w .......................
.t11tl•1• • aoos .......................
fl9CH AMTl9UIS Hew 1b1pmeot bere
~. peeca. JUUi")'
Sale. aa~ up lO ~ on
CU" aow pncea. PRENCli
MANORS ANTIQUES.
Z11J S. FauvieW. comt>r
Warner. Santa Anu m• >979·8iOI 01>t! n 1
days, to AM~ PM
IUrnapare ume into casb. APUque oraan. anno1re
Call for 1nlerv11o:w. aodb&ibboY
S.SPM. 84'7· U36 ~
dttt.o
N.OTrmtmMli
P .O. Bair 158()
c.o.ta Meu. Ca ~
Pout T•bk nqU1.SJ.1.e old·
fastuooed model w1tb
..rosuc pwlO legb Slate
Leather pock~ Sl500
value. Sacnflct' S48S.
Deb ver free 83IHI 102
Bt:AtrnFUL UNUSUAL
CHIN~E OBJECTS
Mo\'ed. must sell. furn,
~l.aml.. Clo~. In
laid screens, ivorat'll,
man)' rart! rn!SC. 640-4300
.......................
Artl.ll d.rawtnc tbl. 4 • wide adj~ board w tbltn
bghl box. also auorted
~~.673-S4.58
Slrpfm equspmmt. stttl
desb, 30x40 SJ,lS. 30x00
S1SO 40&72 Sl15. Xlot
rood olr cba.l.n Sl5 ~
Add marh $25.
Typewnt.er S25 Stand!>
SlS. Dennu1 Pnnt.en Co.
Z34S6 So Polnte. Lag llb.
951 !tiCX1
~ 8081 .......................
' newspaper group. High
eanUng potenUal and eX·
cellenl <'Ompany
benerits. Auto back·
grow>d essential Call Mr Palmer (114>
~
previous person · quired. Good pay & fr.
nel/recr'llltw& exper p~· mae beoefits. Located in
ft-rred ~ brs per wk. trvme. C&U Don Hockett
Xlnt bme'fltS Corporal ~2S27 m4 )6"l·900l
olc.962~1 1V Delivery & Tram~
Mon·Fn. 8-S Dan·~ TV
1.566 Newport lil, CM.
~2229
1910 Model T Ford Tuur·
111£ car Show C'OOdrtJOn Complet~ ground up
restoration Brew~t~r
green with blaC'k feo·
der~. whlll' tire'
Outstaod 1 ng. S25 000
~ ~odeJ T ~lt.'r.
d.;,.~K car rest.oration
and prttUIOfl m It<' )Un('
work 1714 ~·!I~ or
1415 )634 I 01.8
~ w/l baby LI\~
d any ~kl l1t'~
Will padtup 646 :.111
Codter Sp.uuel5. CJ1m
Ttnlen &t Sulme.e Kit
16\.'\
'.
,,
Recepttonisl /Ty plat
needed. P /tirne opening
for profe111onal law
bl.iJdm&. Expenence re·
quired Mon . Fri,
12. :llpm to ~ :.>pm. Ca II
M ar)orH~ Adam s
8l).8e6 Saks eootrartor Supplies
1'nu>ee Wholesale toOl
Recept1001,l!Typ1st, & hudware. National
perm1oent, reliable. Co now luring young wtndl & some wkdys a.s men 18 2S $200·$SOO a SALES,llHStDE
needed. S4 . 2 S t Hr. week + bonllSeS Ca II II you 're lookmg for a ~ 114~ career 1n Industrial
--------Sales we are offt-r1ng
RECEPTIONlST -Lrte Sales tra1n1n~ & a bene>f1t
bookkttper. Moo·fn. .ADVERTISING packal(e :"<o expenence
Sam by Schock 67~ 1.823. S~S necessary Call Kim cit -~-0061
Recept1on1st, full·t 1me <>P'ORTUHITY Equal Oppor Em pl) r
tbrougb 29th. Ex per Jo\n Orange County ·s Great opportunJty Lil )Ob Ol06t aggress1vl". fastest Sales Investor Sales Ex
FaMlty Sb•pping1Receivin&
Htdth PrOCJ11 ~ Elec:troru~utn but or
StttetarY for front orfice ~shipping & ~IV·
Xlnt. hooN. 4Y,days wk. uig clerk. Expenenct'
Jn J rvane. SS2·112!IO or preferred Rdereoct's 552...mJ requir ed Start at
---$4950,hr. More. w tex
SECRETARY
RE<:S'TIOHIST
Front dt.-sk. bw;y phones.
lot:. ol typUlg, Ul\·01r~. &
order:. frv1oe Call
Karen~
SECRETARY
perlence Apply 10
perlOO at 0Bl, 1304 A
Logao Ave., CoriUI M H<.t.
Ask for Kat.by
SNP fRK Cl.EU
And odd ]Ob5. Cull t1me,
neat. appearance M.tslt'r
Bluepnnt. 234 f~cht'r,
C M 540--4174
TYl'IST ·
RECEPTIONIST ~;x
""'d Bu:.y front ok Cu r
P"t rountn dub Mr~
Mt.•yer~7
TYPIST jRECS'T.
h day II :K>-1'>m $4 hr
non 'lmoker pri t Call
Hett) 714 ll2S-0710 ---
TmST
TRA.HSCRllet
Jo"or IA"<:hmcal luv. llrm
l\it"\11 oHtce 'l\nll c~ntn
3Shr Wf'\•k Salu.ry l1>tnm
w 1a bl11ty & ellJ>t•r
W~'TMIN~,.l:.R
ABBEY
A..',-iQUE MALI
IJ!Wy IG-6 f ri 10 'I
l..U>SEDTUESOAY
1 ll'Sl WestmJ.n5lt>r Av,.
GW'de!I Grovt> ~103
1000/o WOOl
1&•%MS
I.ADI f.S N~w Soe1!1·
p.tl~ Cully bned M~l
!loH rtfl('t' Rt-R $1 20,
NOWMU -.ll.:J!lt'Vf'S
llabbih o..ity 49
P AUER 'S PETS
Nfo:WPORl BEA<.:H
640-0000
YCK sale John W;iyot> • T~nn1s Club m Pm Y~doubl~yeHow.brad
ba'lhlp &-st oHt>r. C..11 Parrot w cuge ~' t.:.aU
Juyc-e ~rm ~11
W .\ST fo~ lJ s 11. V t: H ~ & Orqms 8090 DOLLAR~ Plil µly -•••-•••••••••••••••• b~l2ll. t>va673-292A 'lapte ~inet piano. l\lnt oond.~
----
10" Rad1al arm ~aw with ::!
A.rbOr power pint-I al
31,<nl RP Ill 6: 3.,.500 Rf> :\1
~Ol~l
8098 .. ••...•••............. market wrth expindinit crowing establistu:d ecullves for prominent
co R.egu Kaar Stylist, newspaper group Newport Beach
So r-n~• Pia CM ,. Generous draw vs mortgaRe inve~tment ~ly ~ ~,p-liberal commission plan. <XJl'POC'&UOO Real estatt'.
Xlnt oppty for sharp gal
w xlnt l}pmg i.k1lls tu
~ork Ul fahl pan.>d. l1>0-
~erual Newport .beach of·
flee Cal I Lal.t at &33-2000
Secretary recept. Na·
UOinnJ pubhsher loca tl"d
Northeast Hunt Beach,
requares sharp front of·
face person Must be good
on t.elephone. type ac
curately, shorthand or
speed wntmg a +. Good
advancement potential.
Atlr bmel'rt.s & salary
pll('.bge Exper pref. but
will consider t r11nee.
(118.:1658
SUit settener, exp ID coo
tee\41\'e nwnber i>U'nC'il
prinllD&· Nr. 0 C'
;\l.fllOl't 6 AM -4. :.> PM ,
Mon -Thurs ~1483
SOk l<'reelJft Near OC
Airport. 6AM·4.30PM,
Moo-lbun, 9n-148J
Antique Sale Oak & Full rabmet st&nd. xtra
l'yJxsttPenn p 'i' fll'itt· W~ Cbma Cabu>eU. blades aod oomn dado, Bt-aWful 25" 1'eo1t.b color
ble hour~. up lo JO Gate Lee Tables . dot cond S200 firm. 1V.2)'T wUT.,C~·dt·
hrstwk, 70wpm No Bedroom nts. Hall ~-'I.Tl-Saft~ JOPM bvery ~ Mf>.t7AA
~1-01
compifty paJd insurance, lunated part~rsh1p or
RecepUotuat. Dental or paid vacation and other secuntie11 background
C1ce. P 1lme. Spanish. benefits. Highest earning pre{. Salary, commi.'l.!ilOO
sbrtbnd. Tui.t1n Joe Stands. Wardrobes . For~. Newport Bea<'h
Salary open. Call aft. 1Jr91en. Priced to ..,....U loah&~
Mn , -1....... potediaJ for those able to all ( .,.,.cv.,re.~. produce. Previous + ruages. Reply to _,,,,._ 8>x '63'7, c 10 Daily Pilot. START NOW'
3 :.),73F7993 Mon. " Tues . 1s'352 Teon1., Club Mf'm .......
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Typist _4Pll ________ ·--------~.~~.~ .......... !~.'.~ ~It ..._,.. s.aJe8 experience PO Box J560, Costa
f" as t ~r ow in 1 ~ii~.•:::!~ Mesa,CA926216.
Pr1Jerealve Co. oeeda (7)4)&3'7.CJ650.
Local Amway dl.stributor
offera opportwuty for iPJd euniftp. y OU p6~
the boun. P'or appl. to
start la bulioeu o( your
own, call Ul-1246 or
FA.HT AST1C I •u••r" 101 o "'"'"Uwlfolw ..-------..
Ta.•• I ....................... . ~ I ~HPAU> MDaea u I" Jr u g
ASSIGNMENT!! I Wahr 1dryrs1Refrig1 , ~ \S\lfonm $10
Company lo train fora ~arnol 9S7 Sl.33 fl&. pmaiat SlS All m c11.
penooab&e. neat aP"f!IJ'· ---'-------SALES POSITION · In
IOI person. typing tttfS c~_1..u 1..a1wia Beach Teonis ne<'essa ry . Good ~--~ -~ Pro Sbop Moo-Fri.
beoeftts Salary com ..... & WOMEH 8:30-5.:.1 Call4'4-48116 96'-5226. this antettstln,t job °"t "--~tleat cood1l1on Stu·
men11&rale w 1e1tper U you att truly interest· ~LL ed in a career & not JW>t SALESPBSOM
SEX:RETARY • Geo tH>
LO&. must bave basic ac·
ct a knowledge Fu II·
time Start!! $3.15hr.
~5421
ra....J.. ~ Balboa laland Wori: on ......,.. 1040 ckot aurn <.:all Ad· ~..-...i . e Computer T~rmtnalt .......... ••••••••••••• &u«•ll.6C2..U00Jt bn.
~EPI10NlST ... Froot
olface IRlfft&DCe. Lite
typtng. Good w f 1gures
Job avail ft'b 11 Call
1191 1791 for •ppt. ask for
V\VW!n or Mae
another job. t!us could be ColmU'r & phooeS. Cull
your opportunrty to joU1 time. neal appearance
ooe ot -the m ost sue· Muter Bluepnnt, 234
calf ul automobile cor· F\scber. C.111 ~ 114
~ that also 1ncludul K.El!SHOND J>tcis. A.KC or5"40-572leves
'l'frnfic opportwuty lO R c ' e a r c h I Champ 5ltt Ill Y. Pet " I~~~~~~~~~
growwrthooeofnauon's Comrn1tme1"1t a Must I sho.,,. Pvt gl y .1--------·
WrtlTtB
BUYING
~~lday
P"f ~ <Wednes l Ask
I <lt' 0-.wi 962· TI1l8
R£CEPT /TYPIST
Part lime position t 30
lo 5 30 PM . Mon f'
Corporate 0H1ce<.
fo'ashioo Island Otll Ht•v
~.
=~ m the United Salespersons. Perm 41
Part time R M Abram~
Cat.ak>g ShoWToom. UU!t
Newport Blvd.CM Experience nol nec~r.ary. but here i;
what \5 . ~tighSchoOI Education
Posltlvf' Attitude
Well Groomed
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SECRETARY
~ dept. of 1.rade as·
soclallon needs am·
b1\1ow. well-orgao1zed
pe>rson for cballen~mg
po!\lllOO Typtnjt 70 75
wpm, S /H req Xlnt
employer pd benef1ls.
Olli pe~I 833.s.JtW
leading DISCOUNT Toppay,pa.idvacauon.I 21JtV7·1.34Saft6pm r~fDr =eB~~orlm I ffwtaYOlt 1045 ~A'r~r
Regist.ered RePf> !Ell~ I •• ... •••••••••••••••••• COAST ltfTBK>tt F C Bookkeeper I Gnm Pyrenees & Afghan Our annual cluranC'l'
Margm Clerks ' r "'v 1 c L • • I Hol.n1 751 ·2600 Ni.It for ule at unt>ebevabl)' lo"
C,Ust.c>merServ1ce ReP6 I Unda_______ pnct'~ on t-.Hpt'trn~.
Expeneflced prt'(errcd I <."all or t ~ nnyl, dr•Pt'l"Y m.tkn.11,
but will tum promi.smg Come in Today I IOSO drapery hard".irt·. l'll'
M.;.i, A-fr Top ..• Ill.... ir.tiM ........................ "'P>""'ll ....,....c........ s ... ant-:. I · I _._
Call Personnel Dt'pl . 2102 u'!"''"{""'' Ctr l>t ' * * I BUY * * 1--------
SECRET ARY S 1300 752-0070 I Swtr 20fl I .
Good Onvtnl( Rttord
Ab1Lsty to treat people
Wte people. with a sm·
oere lllle~t ID cust.oiner
sabafacUoll, & above all,
im.eCJity.
Coot!truct1on company I Good use<! Furniture & Sidlnlt ~ doors, bet &
t'Xpt'nence Gor~t'ous. SlOdt Persoo Cull tame, 147.Jttt .._. ldtl i\Wll~--OR I '*ill ~ell 8ft $3X> Dar.. 492 2732 or
SALES PERSONS near Oranj(e County part Ume RM Abrams I 8907 Wamt'r 11215 I <rSELLfor You f.~~
SAL!Sf'StSOM
Knowledgeable & expcr
ID camera sak.>S to work
F 'T io camera store.
C.M. Harbor a~a Full
benefits incl. roed1cal &
pension. Call M F, 9 6.
640-2136 as.It for Bui
or
SB.LING
tw. • Yos
DAILY PILOT
IOATMART
To pioce yow od
c4642-5678
~t for Sal Sun.
an ~Y Laguna Be1ch U you think you 're our
tc..i estate office. Call type of person. don't
497 5454. ask for Carol wart. Contact us today
Penooallty pll.ll> adults airport. Benefit s, Cat.aiog Showroom. lffl9 I -I MASTBSAUCTIOM ---lo work with and bonuse.. ~mall rnendly Newport Blvd., Costa llll-4S42 ~Mtll 6461616&1ll-962S 1.,;r;;r;;;:;;r;;r;;;;;;:;:;:;:;;r;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;::;::;:;:;;:;::;:;a
motivate Inds Over 21 lo:IOOP Meaa. I 279S7 Cabot Roo I CA"l' p& ,0
ln Laguna. CaptSlrano. Irvine Personnel AgMicy I ti ~ ' ~ SanOetnenl.e area.' 488 t; 17th. Calta Mesa Teoct.n•Sllbltituttt F. 0 F. M f' I f'or xd ~ furn. anu PA.RT TIME ~224 6'2·1470 M.S pe!' day. tevets Ka. L----------· que-,&elrTV's~.aw_
ttlCEPTlOMIST
Fa.shaon Island RE ln
vestment farm Ex· penence oettSS&ry. Typ-
ing slulls required Im
mediate operung. Call
~123
Restauraal SGT. ~PffaN·~-·oHl'S
Pt'IZASTOU
Now binn, f« Cull It part
Orne Ol)f!OiDC.S at loca
tkld& oear 0 .('. Alr1X>rt • > ~ · . Vas'Y\lli daYI & boors.
;: • • · Idell aunlemeoul 10·
!19 oocoe foi housewives &
• students. Our pro-~ve. srowta& com·
pmy often opportunities
• fOf' advucemeot baled
0 D 1 0 U r ) 0 b
pertormaoce. Pleuut
•.; : wortiDI CODCl1t Loni. 11 wil
• • be 11 ta aver. Apply an ~betnm 1 •apm.
Z3DOS.E. Briat.ol a.a AU JW&,b&a ~to Md>aDAld't l ~· E.O.Z.
UJpeniOO
•I "" C>r99t c.-, 2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979·2500
Sales DRUG STORE.
Oen 1Ca1bler. Full or
pert Ume. Female pre·
fernd. Scene days. 60me
mgtU. some wlmds. Port
Pharmacy, 2727
NewportfJ7s.-0640
Sak'ls
Do You Have
Phone &..nence,
U ~-looking f~ a
auccelllu.l oatJOOal com· pany lbat offers Xlnt.
~· edvancement pot.en·
t1al. •a premium pn>-
dtaet.. call DOW. Mr. St.one
5CMQZ3..
.............. ~s.a.
Eara extra income in
ytA6 owu Dlllghbottlood u
JOU .tab distrlbuUD& Da• CiooaltY 1moWD prvducta.
For more Wormalloa
call DW7 M, or Ad·
Siner' 11'2. 842-4300
~~~ valld Cahf. Teachini: EVEHIMGS credeottals req'd Call WAITERS -t-\rll c.t•rv1re PHOH~ for Appl t•ounla 1n Me-<lcao rf''>laurant 00-4321.or~ Secret.ary Va.UeyScboolDlst n111 sttks waiters & bu'
En. 250 Betw~n I 5PM EXEC SECRET ARY 8'UQS1, ext 224 f; 0 t. boys MU1. 3yr. rxpt>r m
Ask For &-.. -ea Fioaoc1al Investment T ... _ b • CooW>eotal restaurant "'"" firm for educatori; eac.-r, presc ool. & Spamatl Mlpful, but not
SALES REPRESEN Penoonel Commumra teacher's helper J dy~ nee. Apply 1n pcrson.
TATIVE -To call on t1ons Department wk. $0-3nl or 53M 738 M.oo·Ftt 12-JPM. Las
reader ad buamess accts SecnUr'Y Excellent t) P-eve& bef 8. Bnsal. 361 CllH Or ~g.
foradvemtuJi. Mon Fta mg&uborthandskills re· Teacher'" Assistant· _Bdl. ___ _
9-S. Base + comm. Co. quired Se<:ret.anal ex Specaa1 classes foe ban WAITER Pvt Cou.ntry
Oub. P tr N1tibf.S On the
Job Tr11111ng $4 7S
hr+beoeflla. f'OC' a ppt,
call 644·5404
benefit.a. WUJ lraln. Neat peneoce 1 m1.11t. lnq1.11re d>capped adults 2 yrs
appearance &t good spell n4t640-0l23 college -Exper. req•d
iog eueutlal. Apply 1660 too). Xlnt. vacauoo & LI\
Placentia Ave CM --------•I surance benefits.
1Salea Exec Sec RE $1.5,000 W\uiays 8 3G-4pm. Unrt·
o..-F b lskl .,..,.,.~ ed Cerebral Pally "" TOrSALISLADY ,,_t" 84 t,...,.,.. soc1ation. 3020 W
Exp well 1roomed, for $10,800 Harvard St. Sant.a Ana .
esdmive couture shop. SpeotED&clk typ Sll.400 54&-S'Ml.
Warud Office 111aa .. 1tr
Part·t1me. afttrnoon11
Typ1a1. fllln&. etc.
$4.00/hr ~ ---
Sofa&. l ove.,~al.
t>artht~. 3 wk.s old
Colt 1195. sell S3SO Wood
roffet' & end tlbll'S,
ta.mis. 25 · · color COOM>le
TV.~~
I eod tbl. & ('()(fee tbl Oak
t bade--a bed qu sz 1 tbl.
10-ip btU 613-1787
Oak chairs l'6 ), c &IM' ~dt.
Ul)bo&. ~t.. grn gold S37
l'&-~ -----
Lovueal sot a bec12 yean;
oki. Yellow w oran&e.
pWc. 1treet1 des1an. c()(llt
new SS9S . Sell SI 75
Redec«all.llg. 751-4840
........, 8070 .......................
F\lll or pit N.B. 541H007. Sec RE numbert $12.000 --------AfP type 50 40 S12K ll'EACHER • Pre-K. F.x
'per Pnv school F-T
C.M.6'2..0U1
Wanted experienced pre l.8K aold 6 baDd Arablan
ua" Wall pay S6001hr puzzle nna M2(),best ofr SALIS TYPIST A.cct& de&~ S20K
SICUT ARY Sec recruitin& sia.800
50wpm. Inc.ere.t la Real • •Sale&/OurOffice••
Estate pref S•lary · A.pp.Only /Free
S8SO+. Mutt work lliRandenA&ency
wtmda. cau Samantha om> B&.rcb. Eat&b '64
4IM-8SZ1ext.272 ~ Beachm.8190
Sales
T1tl-R.Ot4
WAMTSYOU
To fW avalaDcbe ol CW•
dera from marloe,
motorcyle. aportlna eoodt. ~ apona, re·
taiMn. Grea~=r. but Mate\'«)' ve4'
wanl confident wbaoer
t.yp11 Olll:J. We t.r&ID n· ..,.u,. VlaJt .,. Ii aee.
tall Mr. 9GDe NMOa
SECRETARY
Rt. c• Sea••• 'f
(Part Time> U you are truly ia&erett·
ed In a career with ooe of tbe N.UOO •• mo1t IUC.
ceutu1 automabUe cor· porat.tom, and juat not
another Job~Ba uer Moton la er.. a new
Po•ltlon wltb n our
rtnance • lnaurance Ilelll-for IOID80l)ll wt1h u. fauo-1.q lkllla: Ult*~ Back·
=W.P.M.
Preferably 2 Yn. of
~
Pall&M AW&ude Md--~ ,tbt etd:-lJ IO ....
QDD19111Joebtehln
or more M2 1100. CM ~!mli5 aft s PM. ask ror
Kan!n
Telepbooe Appt Settuii waDEA WANTED : SILVER
can eam from $400-$700 S ye1r1 uperieoce in DOLLARS. Pvt ply
pr mo. Ptr. Su.a-Tbw-a, MJO no • 1Uck elec 8'J'5.8120,eveam-m4
S.30·9 30PM . .Uk for tr1c1l Work an& Sabnn.a ~3402 ~e of bluepnnt Prtvaw Invest.or selling oomtrucUoo Excel.&eot dlunnnda, gOld, Ivory &
Ta!PttOMlrtl'Ot comp9DY bmrflla, 1ood clocU. J.lC. color H.
Vacation Chab. Ex. work.Ins envtr<>ament. S UOO . l. 4 :c ova J pert~ part Umen. Coal a ct 8 e rao o a e I. diamOftd wedd.ID• tel.
eam$10oll0peth.r bome IST81 E E --~
or S.A. office. GHt. I~~~~~~~~~ ularJ 5'1-71SJ SterUn• SU ver, lf you
T&D OPllATOtt WEl.D£RS .,.. &oltell. Call ~5'153
0
cmZEMS 8ANK
Of COSTA MUA
To weld alumlaum wttb
110 wt)den. ()pmJ..QO
.... Oft OW' nJabt tbll\. -
~·
Ladlu plallnum Ii
diamond eMa1e watch.
..... 2c, rcU1l '7000,
w SID· l'1'1 Newport ...s.c.111 . ······-.......................
Th ts Valentines Day send your
love a greeting all the WO<id can
share with a Dally Pilot Heart of
Love.
It s easy . compose your
persooa.ltZed greeting & we'll set
your message 1n type to fit the
border of your cnoice or your own
handwntten thoughts may appear
1n the border you select.
Borders come in 3 ~zes· $18, $1 2.
& a special Child's size for $3 (You
must be under 12 to Quahfy for
th1r one). If you w ish to create
your own greeting, use a black
pen & write your message in the
heart below or draw your own
Valentine of this size.
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DAILY PILOT
Traftl
ftla:islll&cl7 Mill ::=::· ..... alal LoeaUd -.r 'Tf Dode• hr ry ' 1n ~\a •ub, ~ • van" ll I\ rarwo
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a .. to'o PAJrn•IUVICI: 'YI"-"' '°" v.a. nw have that pre o wned --.-.-s .,_,,,, BMW YoU are looluna .,_._.•••••••••••• ,_ w.. 11*1 enc • traaa. b'
•..-.C:UU.TI• =• 'Ullpm UIO IQIW 1Jt.J0404tMt4t • ·~~ft• -··n ~mes., .._ -llt. • n Wam.d Uuid E•pAof'er I u mo Plam llftPd. afectift Ma t/14/'1'1 cnal.ar vu lD IOOd oondi OltANGI COUMTY"S me sm mo lnd .• a;.. sADCM.••ca uon c.11 .....,. OLDIST ..... m~ -•
•• Kach, wtsai. DIOS. ...... Ana .._Lett ... ., • .._,,.___,.,,,Warner ........ ••••••••••••• ..
tllO
aa11tn1 crutaea htt ---~70 .. 70 rllt4I Wkh or W 0 R IP--
Per'. MMllQ5
-.WO.for We lo.ta. w to60 ...................... . .......................
ERJCSON 27' "'""°I in
boa rd try S ll,000
90-5001
'4J, LA.den UI. 25tl, vam
h ull allp I n NB.
beauti f ul 14000
&!W.-s.>10
ur Glaspar, 77 4' lrlr.
We&Uall 32. bank repoe
Ofra1 Avery & Co n 14 I
m.-8880
IMPORTANT
NOTICE TO
READERS AND
ADVERTISERS
Erik 21 · d1et1el. wheel.
very clean W Npt sbp m..soo 642 llm
Tbe price of 1tem1
adverta.ed by veblcle
dealen in the vehicle
clualfled 1d ver t11ina
colwnna does not Include any applica ble taxes.
hceDN, tranafer feea,
li.nance char1es. fees for
aar pollution control de·
vtcie cerUficallonl or de· aJer documentary pre· •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• ~ charies unless WE PAY TOP OOlLAR
ot.herwtae apec1f1ed by for top uMd cars foreign,
theadvertlser domeeUcs or clasa1c!I If
"19 n · Hydra Sall Boat ..,.., .. 1 Raa1la l30001beat oiler
OW2'm> PbS.S-lNl -!"=.~: ........ !~.~~
loClh. Slif"/ '45 Ford Woodle. restored
Deeb 9070 SU.Im, ''8 Ford Woodle,
••-••••••••••••••••••• restored mint cond
SUPS AY AJ1.A1U
V AC Newport M6-0ISS I
UptollO' 9lO ldeaUoc In
Nwpt Utll pd Crpt 'd
~k.ph~3-1~
su..-s
CT14 )~
f)-ee 11<1e beaut oew 46'
sailboat + 21 bay boat
1-.:xc: '>bp <1pac-e 646-7390
a ooo. m.ais1
'2SI Model A Roadster
Repl.ica Mounted on 79
Ford drive traUl Dehv
expected fro m factory
early Feb Assu mt-
nght.11 t.o purchaJ>e 8e'>l
olftt 766-8326 or 495-1.336
evu
'29 Fo rd M o d el A
RoadslRr R("Pbru Orrlt•r
W }'QUT !>pet (~'>I ()fr
64(). 1931
l!UO Mod<>I T Ford Tt1ur
mi: rar Show roodnwn
l'ompll'll' grounrl up
your car is e~lrl clun,
see 1..9 f1 RST'
~
,, I .. 0r_,. C-'Y
2925 H1trbor Rl\'(I
COSTA MESA
979-2500
• CONNELL·
CHEYaOLET
:.!104 ff11rbol" HI \ 11 •
<'t~TA Mt:.~,\ ·
' 546-1200 ..
Newport llarhor s lip
dl<til rnr 60. ho a l
~1110 mo No l 1v t•
.itH1,1rch plr""" ('1.111
lJI·' on ~ 13 1~70 1960 t•xt
\2 r~r.torat1on B rew!.h:r < '.iln't ~II Your ('ar"
12 he11m, hy Balboa
fwvnne S350 Also I Hr
uni ilpl ~ 74!1.I
green with blark fl'n CREVIER BMW
d e n., wh it e l ire-. ('l\"r STOP OOLl .\H
~--du.sic car restoral.Jon 835-3 17 1
Out!tl&nd1ng S2S,OOU I I-or Cit-an U11t.><J lm~irb
Ahio Model T Spee<i.'>lt'r I Citll 'of 1ke or [)()n
T1 auspoc talion and prec11lon machme ----
.. ••••••••••••••••••••• work <714 1556-9882 or WANTED! ~· W./ 9 IZO l -14-U_J634.lOl! -l.;.ite model Tnynt'"· ••••••••••••••••••••••• j '40F'orddlx cpe Xlnt 283 \ulvOl'I. P11 kup!. & \:,rns
Cab·m'l'r rampt•r. -.lt'f'~ Olevy 4 !tpd new pam~ Call 1.r-toc.!.n •
b C.1'> .,,,,..., ice· box I mt gi n-. MU:.I '-t~i'.
Bt.-,1 .. H1·r Mu'I ,di now I mJO 0 B 0 731 570\I Iv Earle Ike !JUI ~r;.1 m...:, I 9560 TOYOTA-YOUO Motonz.ed Bike~ 9140 Tn.w:ks 1--...;.;1;..".;..;';..~.;.;.;...-...-.-11""' • ._..__.
·····-·················1·· ... ·····•···•··•······ C .. t•M• .. f'rtt C...p1r1t \11111• ti 2,.h ifi f<tnl I' 2!'1Cl Jc\pd 40K ,... u• '10l., u o t o 1
Purh , IHI '"'"' old I m1 ·1,,,.,1 In< & lu mher
l>t-rl('(1 •">IHI ~1111 c >110 1 rk.!. New rlutch Look:.
54H IS.'~'' hkl' new $350IJ 661 Z770
MOl't"O
RUNS FlN fo:, CALL
963-8834 ANYTr M (';
"ro Chevy El Camino, lo
mi. lots xt.ra.s. Xlnl cond
Days 544 5345 Eves •
1
640-7891 ~~/ ~~~ 9 I 50 '66 Ford Ranchero, 289
... ••••••••••••••••••••• Mustang. good work
i8 Suz.ulu DR 370 Ridden truck, l6SO 11 )496-5387
4 time! Seller trade 950 '72 Datsun p U Runs ~II T71-0458 } good Sl.450 Call aft 5 or
79 Suzuki S.P 370 I.lite wtcnds, 646 1.:m
Nu Sl.450 or make orrer -----
Call n 1 ~ 71 Chevy :S..ton, lumber
rack. tool box. air. lo m1,
Jllnt cond, $4,750 or offer ·
i.Jl-<822
i6Cl>t>vy p u ~ton.
Leaving stat.e must sell
'66 HD. XL.CH, xlot
cond Must stt to •P
prec1a te. $1800 offer
~I AIC, long bed , dua l
lankl Spoke whl Must
'74 Suzulcl. TM 250. runs tell. S4400 &42·5456
~al, new tares. S3SO or 9570 dfer ~5577 A.It Spm ¥-•••••••••••••••••••••••
PORSCHE'S
WANTED
Allow us the opportun1ty
to consider the purchase
or trade-in of vour dean
Poncbe Check wilh Ur.
Today'
-1 AUTOS
WANTED
Don't trade sell us your
uaestj!err edes Be nz c.all~auft1d out what
your MBZ'a really worth.
M.Lu1on VaeJo lmporU
131-1740
s.lea-Service Leulnc
Row CCll"Yer ,Inc.. Rol1I Aoyet> BMW
1S40 Jam bot"ee
Newport Beach ~
FOttTHI
DtSCRtMl ... A Titi46
IMWIUYEtU
771MW3ZOf
Auto tran6 , sunroof.
AM f'M stereo, topaz
laMTJA I
7 81MW l20i
Auto trans , A M t'\i
'ltereo ca 111ette. air
rond . chamon1x ~lute.
1412761 l
7 81MW3201
Loaded ' Jnd udanR 4
"~· AM f'M 'lll're<>,
1.11r cond . ~unr11of
polani. '728W Rt 1
77 1MW 320i
4 r.pl'ed, sunroof.
A.."d t'M sttrN>. pt\o4•m x
orange (HlffKJ 1
'768MW 5301
1\uto tran'I . 1\:\I ~·\1
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<"'Ind !'>un11•oi pt1l.111:.
~71 1'/.~l 1
'76 BMW 530i
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COSTA MESA
646-UOl 540.946 7
OIANGE COUNTY
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l..arllest Volvo Dealer
in Or~e County'
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AUTO CENTER
NOTHING OVER
54999
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71 POMTIAC s2999 U MAIO WAG<* .....• va. automet~ tren• • pwr •tMri"9. I ~.
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' ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FOR NIA I
Fl FTEEN CENTSf
Seacliff Proposals Disturb Builder
da1 afttmoon at Ute Alrt»Ort
llartna HIMI lD lM Anttl
'ftle Dl'CUtet wu approved lut
o.cemw by the South c.out
R•rkloal Comm.inion meeUnt ID Htl.Dtinatol\ Beacb.
That approval wu appealed to
the panat state commluion in
January by Sten Schumacher
of 81Jlltinltcla Beaeh, Dorothy
llcAleuey and others of the
t.oot,~tb area and by Ami&OI de Ollca, a COOJervatioo-
oriented CJ'OUP· Jan Tulk. commiaalon permit
appeall director, said today in
San Franclaeo that the com·
mlaalon staff ls recommendina
approval of the Seacllrr IV
project. aubject to conditions
lnehMled i• a proposal that
Hunllnlton Beach Company COO·
struct aome 80 low and moderate
Cheerleaders for the Los Angeles Rams
gave it their best efforts in the Super
, Bowl Sunday at a1adena, cludlnt
.. ·Pbyilia (below), the famed 'tPom Pon
Mom" of the Ram cheerleading corps.
Despite enthusiasm, Pittsburgh prevailed,
to 19. Details today in the Sports Sec·
n.
, .
• A 21-year-old Fountain Valley
• man was slashed three limes•
f 4Jarly S\mday by a pair of knife-
wlelding men near the Hunt-1 lagton Beach Pier. police said.
-Gary Wurster, officers report-
{ ed. wu taken to Fountain Valley I Community Hospital at about
k l :.30 a.m. by his girllriend, who
-.ritnessed the attack. !l , Police said Wurster was cut on
r Ids neck, his left wrist and suf-
" t,,.ed a six-incb gash to his ab-
• '1omen. He was treated and re-
~ leased from the hospital.
1' He told investigawra be was
strolling through the parttni lot
' pear the pier with bia girllriend ~ •ben the suspects drove up in a : an and started yelling at him.
,. He ••id both men jumped
&om the car and started
.claablqbim. . 1.
Main St. Facelift
Decision Tonight
cost twwln1 OQ Z2 acre. of men
land immediately IOUtb ol tbe
development.
Tbe company bad propoMd
filling &ow coat boua.i.nl require-
ment& by buildinl them on land
farther inland on property elmer
to city ball.
The staff abo recommends,
she said, that the project be
moved 100 feet further back
from tbe bluffs overlootina tbe
Bolaa Chica manbland, an
ecolocic&UY IClllSitl•e area.
Allo abe wet the Jtaff pro-poses that the company restrict
the deeds to land near Pacific
Cout Highway in the area to
limit future developments to
commercial-recreation.
Dave Eabie, project
coordinator for the Huntiqtoo
Beach Company. called the COO·
ditioas "ldllen."
Dollar Steadies
He noted that movin1 the
project back 100 feet more to
make way for a wider public park
overlooldn& the Bolaa Chica
would result in total repllDDina ol
portiomof tbe project.
He nld the company will 10
tbrou1h the current appeals
procesa and then make a declsioo
whether or not to go ahead de·
pendiJle on how stringent the final
modification orders are.
Gold Zips to $850
For Europe Record
LONDON <AP) -Gold bit
$850 an ounce in London today.
s urpassing the record set 10
European trading Fnday
London silver prices, riding
the coattails of the bullion
boom. rose to a recol)i $.50 an
Militants
Still Want
Shah Back
By'l'lleA.11rdalelll'raa
U .N. Seaetary-Generel Kurt
Waldheim IQI be bopa a pla ... 1* dmtna hil .Wt to Ira wm 1eed .. tO the releUe d the
American boMqee in Ttbrn.
But tbe ltal.ril ••titnta ......
inl the Americana eaptlft ldD
lnlist the deposed shah must be
returned before the hosta1es
are freed.
·'We have worked out a
mecbanlam ... and I hope t.b1I
mechanism will make it possa-
ble to satisfy the government ol
Iran and lead to release of the
hostages.'· Waldheim told re-
porters Sunday in New Delhi.
India.
The U.N. chief would give no
details of his plan. But after his
visit to Tehran, Iranian officials
said he proposed setting up a
U N. commission to investigate
the Iranian revolutionary re·
g1me's charges again.st the de·
posed shah.
At the time, Foreign Minister
Sadegh Gbotbzadeh welcomed
the proposal But he said the
com mission's findings would
not be binding oo Iran, and the
hostages would not be released
until the lhab waa returned.
Ghotbzadeh repeated this
stand Saturday, tellin1 a
French 10terviewer that the re-
turn of the shah. now living in
Panama. was the only way out
of the impasse.
"It's easy,'' be said. '"lbet
give us the sbab. We atve them
the bostaaes."
A spokesman for the milltaDtl
holding the bostaa~. rMCbed
by telephone SUnday at the oc·
cupled U.S. Emba11y. said:
"Nothinl would poaibly lead to
the release of the bosta1es but
the extradition of the del)Oled
sbab and the return ot bb
wealth."
Gold Fever
ffit.s Burglars
In Huntington
ounce from $49 at Friday's
close
The dollar firmed ag8.lDSl all
m-.,or European currencies, ex·
cept for the strong Bnhab
pound
London's five ma1or bullion
•NOT JUST FIGUREHEAD'
Chember L.e8der Aolllnp
Huntington
Cof C Has
New Look
By STEVE MARBLE °' .. o.lfy ..... ,...,
The business world Is old stuff
to Joyce Rollin1s. the ftrst
woman president of the Hunt·
in1ton Beach Chamber ot Com·
merce.
Forced to drop out of high
school and step into the worlcini
world to help ber family at 16,
ahe became a vice presideot foc
a nationwide escrow company
when abe wu 29.
Now, seven yean later, ahe
mana1es four Oranse County
Western Mutual Eaqow Corp.
offices. Sbe ls a at.ockbolder and
a directof for the firm.
Reeently. sbe broke a .. Je&I' •trial d all-male tbamber pres.
ldenta wben abe WU lDstalJed
to the top poat of tbe IOO·
member "'mneu P'OUP· "I really want to be an aetlte eresktlnt." abe says. "Not Just a filurebeed. ..
Tbe dwnber ... poeitlft -acti•e poup but could be doml
much man to promote "*"ID"I
lD tbe beach ...... ..,...
Sb• delcrtbel benelf u an 1"our-a~ worbbolle 1tlth Just .... ....,. wt. .. tM day
to help ...,. t.M dlamber ad
keep H eye OD ltl 174,000 bad, .. •• aetdall1 U.p ea e:rlra
penoa ca lD au-ontc. to belp wltb ehaDlbil' Wclirk, •I abe ..,.,
........ tnuantfGr
Ula H•wtl .... 8eaeJa Biiia Qab
J
ClfOP•AJ>
dealers fixed the price for the
afternoon trading session at
S8SO But 1t fell at the close to
$838.
Gold bullion was quoted at
$845 10 Zurich, matching the
record set Fnday at Europe's
main gold market.
The met.al closed Fnday at
SMO in ZUncb and S83S rn Lon·
don.
It bit a rerord of $838. 78 ln
Hon& Kong trading today. but
fell to close at 182'7 78 10 the Far
Eutem market.
The eold price hu soared by
more than t640 an ounce since
UU. time last year in a ruab for
the tradlticwtal haven ln times ol
monetary uncertainty and
political criaea.
A New Yon ln•estment ad·
vt.aer. James Sinclair, was quot·
eel in 1be Tun~ ol London to-
day • ..,U.1 the price may
,J"PCllf.-rn.--t.Ma,..... Stwlafr aid ..-ta lD Ina
and Afpanhtan. as well as
trowinl talk U.at U.e Soviet
Union could Invade Pakistan
and ~ey. was sending "night
capital" from oil-rich Kuwait,
Saudi Arabia and the United
Arab Emirates into gold
The only slap by the dollar to-
day was by one cent against the
British pound, which cost $2.29
compared with $2 28 at Fnday's
closuig
In TotYo. the dollar held its
ground today despite Bank of
Japan intervention in support of
the .yen. The U S currency
closed 11\ moderate tradmg at
240.175 yen, up from Friday's
239 45.
The dollar was apparently
helped today from what one
dealer talled President Carter's nrm stance agamst ~ Soviet
Union. But European trading
was very quiet in the absence ol
any 1ignificant developments ln
Al&hanilt.&n or Iran.
Awards Night
For FV Jaycees
Fountain Valley Jaycees will
conduct their annual Di•·
lin&uished Service Awards Ban·
quet lcJoi&bt to klu off Jaycees
Week.
Amoa& awards to be present·
ed durtnc 1 p.m . ceremonies at
the Fountain Valley Recreatioa
Center, 1MOO Brookhurst St., are
policeman. educator and boas ol
tbe year.
Coast
Weather
ConUnued cblUy ton.iabt.
b•t IUDDJ and 1U1bt1y
warmer Tuesday. Lowa toD1'bt IS at the beaches
and G lnland. Hi .... Tues·
~faf!i:s.loDI tbe coast IDd
INSl•ET08~Y
n. ..... :--.. °°"' ,,.
tM ....... -ottnNld .... ,.. ......... ""'"' frolft UtrH OGUr_~.PUot ,, ... , ... ~.I.
!
Plan Survives
8ta•• .... A·Ple•f
SEABROOK, N.H CAP) -Gov. Sdm BroWB, U. U.
praldenuaJ campaip'a moll ~al foe ol lbe Seabrook atomic
power plant, came face to fec9 w1Lb the tar1et ol bll oppoaJUOo
today
Aner a 31> minute tour ol the conttrucuon site, Brown re·
newed b.ls promise to cloae Seabrook lf be la elected pruldent
When asked 1r the tour cbaaaed bl.I mind, lbe CaJlforn.la
1overnor said, "not at all "
"The rountry bu to cban1e pace The nab from nuclear
power are too ereat, .. he laid.
Ezpen••~,,_
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Cart.er admin11tratlon today ....
voted the Ucenses for the export of spare computer part.I for a
controveralal Soviet truck plant.
The action wu the latal ln a aeries or aleps taken by ad
miniatrallon orrtcials lo try to penalise the Soviet Un.loo for ita
military lntervenlioo In Afpanlatan.
The revocaUon of the export Ucenaea wtll block the ahip-
ment ot hl&h·technolo1y 1oods intended for a truck factory beiUD
in the early 1970s with U S help on the Kama River in the Ural
Mount.auas of northeastern Russia
Sc.u Art ... Helf&
WASHINGTON CAP) -The US Supreme Court today re·
fused to revlVe an mvahdated California law that barred lob-
byaata, actt.ng for themselves or others, from makine poUtical
contributions
By a 7·2 vote, the JU&Uces left lnt.act a California Supreme
Court dtt1s1on stnlling down one section of the state's Political
Reform Act of 1974.
Justices Byron R While and Harry A. Blackmun voled to
hear argument.a in the case, but the votes ol four justic. are re·
quired
Diplomats Busy
Arabs Firming Up
Anti-Soviet Front
By Tiie Alaoclaled Pl'ft9
Jn. do•ed-door meettn1s and
hurned Jet flights. Arab envo)'tl
were engaged 1n 1ntens1ve
d1plomat1c 11ct1v1ty in the Middle
East today thut informed
sources an Beirut s aid was
aimed at forging a common
front on the ii.sue of the Soviet
mal1tary 1ntervent1on 1n
Afeharustan
Afghanistan's seven rebellious
Moslem factions, meanwhile,
were reported trying to unile for
a "holy war" •1aanst the Soviet
occupation army
The Mideast Arab states and
other nations or the Islamic COD·
rereoce are scheduled to meet in
Islamabad. Pakistan. on Satur
RUSSIANS RODE
ON U.S.-ISUILT PART&-Ae
day to diacusa the 1llu1Uon in
Af1baru1tan. where Soviet and
Af1ban aovemment forct1 are
trytna to put down a rebellion by
fundamentali1t Mo1lem
tribe amen
Several lalamlc stat.ea, lnclud·
ln1t Saud.I Arabia, have already
announced they wtll be boycott·
tn1 the aummer Olymplca ln
Moscowlnproleat
US amba111don dtllveNtd
personal m111 .. H from Prat
dent Carter lo the l11d1r1 of
Uahrain, Oman and Sudan today
deallnl wtlb lb• Althan crtala,
according to orrtclal report•
from thOH 1overnmenll. The
content.I of the mea111t1 were
not revealed.
MHnwhlle, Brllllh envoy
Oouslu HW'd, mlnllter of 1tate
OtlANOI COAST .,,,
DAILY PILOT
for forellll affairs, met wttb ol·
ficials of tbe United Arab
Emirates in that Penlan Gulf
oil slate. Hurd bu already vUll·
ed BahrJin and Qatar
Radio Tehran reported than
an official of the Afghan Islamic
Organization in the lranaan
capital told it discussions were
under way amone the rebel
groups to form a single guemlla
front.
Iowans Meet,
To Declare
Preferences
DES MOINES, Iowa <AP>
In llvtna room•, church base
menu and 1choolhouae1, Iowa
Republicans and Democrala
meet today to declare their p,....
ldentlal preferencea ln prtmar)
campatsru marked by 1harp
1wln11 ln public opinion polll
The paru .. • precinct
cauoUM9, mo.tot wtllob alart at
TIO !DOii OA"nR
IN smAW POLL-Al
4 p.m. P8T, are the nrst otnrtal
t.e•ta ol t.he PNtldenlial cam·
pal1n and a m!Qor1ty of Lbo 10
lttpubllcana and three
Democrat.I Helcln1 nomlnaUon
campaltnod hard In tht 1tat•. But nOt l>rethlent Carter, who
said Lbt Iranian ariata requ.11"9d
htm to re1naln 1D W11hlniton.
ln1tead'-he ltftl Vice Pretfdlftt
Walter 1r. ftfondalt1 mtmben ol
th• Cabinet, b11 ware Roealynn,
their cblldren and b11 mother.
tract. Teach•r 1pokHman Bar
XHI • tbl mau t.urnout i dMt T: p.m. Offan View
1 I boanl m..un, will be et a at.loo over a coo·
tract Mtt.lelntftt or a coatilwed alrtAI of '""9otes.
BecaUle of tbt antJclpated am
of ton.ltbl'1 tunaout, trust~
ba•• mond the mMtina from dl1trtct beadquartera ln Hunt· lDaton Beacb to Westmlmter'a
Wtttmont Scbool auditorium at ml Hell Ave.
Ualoo offlciala and board
neaotlaton went back to tbe
baraalnlnl table this momlnc
for the tlr1l time aance No-
vember when teachers broke off
ne10Uatioaa, clalmlnt the scbool
board refUled to compromise on
major tu'*.
Kaelter aaid the teachers un-
ion baa offered to continue
netoUatioos unUI a new contract
ia 1lped by meeting "round the clock •·
Union officials began drum·
ming up support for toru&hl's
turnout last Monday, sending
ruers to ffi06t or the dtatricl's 470
teachers
The ruers asked teachers to
attend lhe session and selttt "at
least one parent you know is
support.Ive of teachers" to ac·
company them
The wuon also sent ruera to
part>nts noting that teachers are
working wtlhout a new contract
desp1l.t• eight months of negot.Ja.
t1on The old contract expired ln
June
Major contract differences re·
volve around the duration of pro-
posed contracts, salary and
fringe benefits. ~nevance pro
cedures, work hours, class sizes
and teacher transfer policaes.
Ocean View wblcb 1ervea
northern HunU.nitoo Beach and
part.a of Fountain Valley and
Weatm1n1ter. is the larcesl
element.a.ry achool diatrict in
Oranee County.
Real Estate
Major Topic
Of Lectures
A lecture, ''Sales of Real
Property" tonlaht w1ll launch a
aertea ol five buaineH oriented
talks aponaored by the Hunt·
ln1ton Beach Union Ulth School
Dlatrtct Adult fkhool.
Tonl1ht '1 l•rlur• I• lo be followt"d by "LandllJrcl and Ten
ant Lawa,'' l"ah o4 •nd "Wlllla,
Truata ••Id 1t;at1t-•," V•h ~.
March I aoct M •• 11h 10 . •
1pokHm•11 MllllOUlll •ti
All IOC'lut• ••• ~ I• t111h1 •I
M arlna lll4h Nf1l1'Hd Ill Uo11111 111
lMtl WMtl • IO llftd " JI Ill
C 11 It I • U l' • 1 I • 11 I u 1 n ne1lllrauun I• ...... •l I aall•H1
al th• adult uliuol ha.1a1t
cauan.n, UU liul•• Au , thu1l
ln1ton 1'-ach. ..
Jimmy Duronlfl
Remain• Stuble
SANTA MONICA <Af'I 1'Wf1
wetkl aft.er beln1 hoepltall•ad
ror pneumonitll, enlertalner
Jimmy Durant• remained in
1t1bl• cond.IUon today, but hi•
Yitai 1i1n1 continue to de
ter1orate.
The etryear-old comedian and
actor i• alill aoml-ronaciou. and
aulferins from lun1 con1eatJon,
accordln1 to boapltal
1pokeawoman Vlckt Fairley.
Poe111s for Fee
/I>
3 Pen J'ene to Fatten Purse
Pte:!:~~1l/m!,11Ar!.A~u·u !::d,!'1!h~">fli
written In rtl)tme. lt11 1b0u.t three ladin and Creaie·A-Vene, A
bu1tnesa they tor med t4 fatten thetr pune.
Pat Uno, Jutty Salvel"IOD and Kathy Jerdee, will com~ ~u a poem for a reuoaable fee. TlleJ'll pen Chrt1tmu cardt, or announcementl
of blrtb, Heartfelt meaaa(u and rhymu f\lll of
mlrth. For annlvcnary, wtddlnl or Juat to 11ay thanb,
You 111 WbJt you want-they ftll 111 the b anb.
For mn UiaY .,. ~ juat tor tU ftm, Or
f qr toeclAI fl'leftdl Wboff beartl tbe1-'d won. 8uUh th y took n W1paper adl tut fall, Off'r·
hll vene to one and to Ill~ r.rbeY won't .. ., down u Ellla 11rqWl1bll, 11
BUt U>GY aq their potmt leave no fl'Ownlnf.
•
1ito 'Good'
After Leg
Amputated
BELGRADE, Yueoalavla
CAP> -President Joslp Broz
Tlto spent a qu.let n.lpt and wu
in lood condition today foUowtnc
the Ule-aaviq amputaUoo ot b.la
left let, doctors reported.
Yu101lavia's 111-year-old
leader wu operalM on Sunday
for the leeond Ume in eicbt days
lo prevent fatal 1an1rene
poiaonlnt due to blockaae ln the
artertea ol the le~.
"The seneral condition of
President nto la &ood," b11 doc·
tors said ln a medical bulletin ta-
sued today
They aald biJ pulae, blood pres.
sure and temeerature were
within oormal limits
Belerade remained calm
despite speculation that tbe
Russians ml1ht try to coerce
Yugoslavia back Into the
Kremlin's orbit If Tito, the
pioneer or Independent com·
munism, died
AntJ81rcralt guns were set up at
the Belgrade and Zaareb
airports, but this appeared to be
part of a naUonWlde, low-pnonly
"vigilance" proeram ordered
after the Soviet intervention ln
Ahth anhslan
Tbe· naUve CaUfornJu lla)"I
1be never had t.lme to fln.1tb her
hip lcbool education. Yet lhe
hH t.aQ8bt coUese reaJ estate elaue..
Tbe IUCC.. ltory apparently nma iD the family. AU four of
her IUten an ln the escrow
field -her ycxaaesl aaater owm
IMr own COl!lp&Ay and aDol.kr
maaaaea one ol Mn. Rollinp'
offices.
Her buaband, Jim, la allo in tbe ac:row butt.oesa.
"I th1nir the key to IUCceu la
1imple -Iota ot hard work," abe Hpl.mt. .. l get an enormous
cbarp out of belpin1 people and p~blem aolvtnc."
SauJU Tell
Of Buildllp
BEIRUT. Lebenon CAP)
Saudi ~ bu told tbe United
Stat. and Brll.ain that &be So-
viet Union md Cube relnfon:ed
tbeir mllllary presence lo
neilbborinc SoulJl Yeaiea ID re--
cent weeu. Arab diplomatic
sources said todaf.
They 1aJd tbe Saudia told w ublnitoo and London UMI& the
alle1ed communist build-up
ml1bt prompt them to put tbeir
armed forces oo akrt aooo
Tbe aourc-. u.1d the Saudi.I in·
formed the American and
Brttish government.a that hun
dreds of Cuban troops and
dozen.a of Soviet generals and
experta have been airl.tft.ed lo
the South Yemen capital of Aden
since the Kremlin's military in·
tervention m Af«ibanlstan
Slain Girlfriend
Was SJC Resident
A 17 -year·old San Juan
Capistrano girl was identified to-
day as the victJm of a fatal st.ab-
bine by her boyf nend who theo
killed tumself Wlth a shotcun
blaat early Saturday in Dana
Point.
Oranae C.Ounty coroner'• in·
vesli1atora said Connie Paubco
waa found deed at 4 a .m. Satur·
day of miltiple at.ab wounda. She
waa a.lao abot In the head wtda a
1hot1u.n blaal after the waa
1tabbed to death, lnveaU,aton
Hid
Shertfr1 lnv•U1aton 1ald it
I• believed MIN Paul.an WU
1tabbcd by her boyfriend Denn1J
Mlrhatl HplrH, 20, of Dana
Point whf) wu found dead from
a Hlf lnfllc\..t lbotlUft bl l to
hi• nnk
Hh•rltf'• Lt Wyatt Hart aald
H11lr had th IV•ll Miu rau!Jon
lo hi• ti.1m11 •I SMAI H11 Bur St
whore h• •tabt1e11t h•r and then
tin In 11111ted 11u1c11I• atter a lov
tttw' llU•I r•l •erll•r
'l'h• a11v•t1•' 11ua11 al alao Ian
R ic k (,ocidard. 19, of San
Clemente. with multiple stab
wounds Goddard w u reported
10 stable cood1t100 today at
South Coast C.Ommwuly MedicaJ
Center
Sberitra invesli1atora said
Goddard drove Miu Paulsoo
away from a Capt5trano Beacll
party at about lllichulbt aft.er
abe quarreled wtt.b Spires.
Goddard droYe the 11rl iD b1a
van to an i1olaled 1pot on
Pacific Coast ffichway where
Spirea found them and reported·
ly beaaa ltabblnc them
JnYe1t11aton aald Goddard
fled on foot to seek help
8herttra deputies were notified
and bet.an • aearcb for Sot,... and Klll Paullan wbo had ap.
parnlly Wt t.be acene ln spr.·
compact P'drup truck.
At 4 a. m., deoutuet found the
dead ~r ln tile front 1Ul ol
8plr• lluek parted DHI bl.a
home.
Funeral Mrvic.. f« both vie·
tima are atUJ peodlq.
Pre-trtal motion• are now
Hbeduled for Peb. 11 Lo ~
aettOft a1aJut Oranse Cocmty
Supervtaor PhtUp Anthony on
char1ea of laundertq campaJp
fundt.
Co-defmdanta ln the cue lo·
elude former 1upervi10r Ralpb
Dledrtcb, former Anaheim COUD·
cllman William Kott and one-
tl me polltlcal financier Gene
Coor ad.
The Oraa1e Couaty Oraad
Jury accuted the delendanta ln
December ol eoneealln1 tbe true
IOUf~ ol more than $7T ,000 that
wu funneled lDto lt11 political
campatpa.
The trial ii scheduled to at.art
March 3.
State Deputy Attorney
General JeflNJ Ja1eph aaid be
WU latWled and pleased w1th
the dectalon to order lbe March 3
trial before Superior Court
Judie Claude II Owens.
The trial·settin1 action came
Frtday afttt the at.ate attorney
met behind cao.ed doors ln the
chamber• of Oran1e County
Superior Cow1. Judie Richard
Beacom.
ln December, the Grand Jury
Indictment WU ICJIUlhl by pros.
ecutors amid cooeema that the
1tatut.e of Umltatiom mipt run
out oa ldentical cbar1ea broqbt
a1aimt the four defeadanU ln a
March, 1979, criminal com.
plai.D.t.
Joeepb predicted that the eotn•
plaint likely wlU be dlsam.ed
DOW that pntriaJ and tJ1aJ dates
ba •• been a.cheduled on tbe in· dittmmt
None ol the defendant.a baa yet
entered a plea on the new
cbaraa of YlolaUoaa ot the 1914
PoUtJcal Reform Ad.
ID MU1q the triaJ date, Jaqe
Beacom appareoUy took tome
Uceme In attempt.inc to move tbe oft-delayed cue aJone.
Referrtnc to the &one meettnc
In chambers, Beacom said
"Gentlemen. we didn't reach
agrttmeot on anyUune "
Celebrities,
Faculty
Game Slated
A group of motion picture and
televialon penonaJJUes and well
known athletes 1s scheduled to
take on Ocean View High
Sc-hool '" faculty in a basketball
g41me Tu~a> n1~h\ in llu.nt
in1r1ton Ht:<ich
Thi• ~am1· 1s ~<'h•·dult-d r,,r tht·
OC't•an \'at.--.. ft} m al 8 p m
lnr luded oo the Stars learn an:-
Jamm) MrNarbol of Cahfonua
f'ever Dirk Benl"dlrt of 'Bat
Uestar Galat"tJca, ' Don Sutton
and Steve Yea1er or the Los
An1elea Dod1ers and high
Jumper l>wl&bt Stones
Also Mart Harmon and Lew
Saunders of "240 Robert "
Stephen Sbortridae aod R.rt
He11n of "Welcome Back Kot ter,' · Jimmy Walker of "Good
Tlmea," Bo Hopkins or
"Rodcford Fil"" and Vi.ncent
Butano ol "Eiachied "
Proceeds ol the 1ame, with
the attendance fee set at S3 ~ at
the door, io to the Ocean Vaew
Seahawtit baseball PfOIT•m
An a'*°frapb aeuioo ia slated
at balf·Ume, a apokesman said.
A Beal Gusher
Eerily illuminated water spews out of a hydrant near a
light pole iri Irvine Sunday night alter it was struck by a
car. No inJuries were reported in the accident. Police
said the drive r , Victor Jara, 25, of Huntington Beach,
was westbound on Main St. and told officers he bad to
swerve his car to avoid another vehicle coming toward
him in his lane. He lost control and hit the hydrant,
which sent water 60 feet mto the air.
Arabs Finning Vp
Ant~Soviet Front
87 Tiie Auocia&ed Presa
In clo.ed-door meetings and
bUrrled jet fll&bts. Arab envoys
t •ere eneaged in intensive
t·dlplomatic activity in the Middle
-~a1t today that informed
:tourcea lo Beirut said was
:atmed at fortlnl a common
· front on the luue ot the Soflet
military intervention in
Aftbanlitan.
Af Ptnistan'• aeven rebellious
Coast
Moalem factions, meanwhile,
were reported trytnc to unite for
a "holy war" a1ainst tbe Soviet
occupetioD army.
The Mideast Arab atates and
other naUonl ot tbe l.llamlc COD·
ferenee ue ICbeduled to meet in
Jalamabad. P.klstan, on Satur·
RUSSW. RODI!
ON U.l • .fSUILT PAln'S-M
bruab.'' Jaebon Hid the man
reported be •u between "30
and 50 yards" from tbe
creature.
NonnaUy no one would be in
She are.a where the •lahtl.n& was made -a bout 95 mllea
nort!a~ ot bere -except for
vebicle traffic from osae part ot
the tat Ille to another, J acbon
•aid.
The man drove direcUy to the
teat aite command poat at
Mercury and reported the lnd·
denl to security 1uarda who "came out, look~ at the area
and were oot able to find any
tracu or other evidence that the
beast bad been there."
It was believed the report was
tbe fll"lt made in Nevada. But
onr the years numerowi reporu
of aightinp of a larae man-like
beloc have been made in the
Pacific Northweat, where the
creature baa been oamed "Su·
FIFTEEN CENTS '1
..
qua~b." Slmilar reports ot a
"Bl&foot" have been made in
Nortbem California.
J acbon said no further in·
vHtJgation would be made ol the
incident, but noted that the
security forces that patrol the
test ait.e dally, u well u the
3,500 employees, probably would
keep a sharp watch.
"U I wel'i! out there, I eertain·
ly would be," he aa1d
Tough Defense Vowed
Carter List'8 National Priorities
WASHINGTON CAP) -Presa·
dent Carter pledged today to
work for a "strong, unsurpassed
defense capability" in bla fou.rtb
year in of'flce and said he ex·
pecla progresa this year in re·
duciog l.nllatJon, which he called
the nation's most serious
economic problem.
"We mwit pay whatever pnce
is required to remain the
strongest naUon In the world,'·
the president said in a 75-page
State of the Union meaaage he
sent to Congresa.
Carter aaid the price of re
roaming the strongest nation has
increased because of the grow
Gold Leads
Assault
On Records
LONDON (AP) -Gold hit
~ an ounce ln London today,
1urpautn1 tbe record Ht In
European tndlq Prldai.
London 1Uver prices, ridine
tb• coattail• o( tbe bullion
boom. f'08e to a reeord 9'° an
ounce from $49 at Friday's close.
The dollar firmed a1alnst all
major European curnmcles, ex-
cept for the strong British
pound.
London's five major bullion
dealers fixed the price for the
afternoon tradln& session at
~. But it fell al the close to
S838.
Gold bullion was quoted at
$84S in Zunch, matching the
record Mt Friday at Europe's
malneoldmarket.
The metal cl011Jed Fnday at
$840 in Zurich and $835 in Loo·
don.
It bit a record of $838.78 in
Hooe Koa.a tradiq today, but
fell to elc>le at tl27.71 bl the Far
Eu~martet.
The gold price baa soared by
more than 9840 an ounce aince
thia time last year in a n&ab for
tbe traditlooal haven In Umea ot
monetary uncertainty and
political crilea.
A New Yon investment ad·
viaer, Jamea Sinclair, waJ quol·
ed In The nmes of Londoo to-
day u aaytnc the price may
reach fourflaura thi• year.
ine military mtg.ht of the Soviet
Union and Ila readiness to use
their military strepgth, which
has "been made all too evident
10 Afghanistan."
He said U S. step& to penalize
the Russian.s for their interven
tion in Af&hanlstan demon.strate
that the Soviet Union "will pay a
heavy price for 1la aggress100 in
terms of our relationship.'•
Carter said he will offer only a
few new lnilialives to Congress
lo 1980 becauae of the 1m·
portance of enact10g proposals
he has previously sent to the
lawmakers, especially those
aimed at c reating e nergy
secunty
· In the com ing leg1 slallve
seastoo, the last m this presid~
tlal term, I am deeply com
milled to fuushtng the agenda
that I have placed before tht•
Congress.' he said
Carter said acuon on hts un
completed agenda 111 "absolutely
essential for the nation s well·
being "
However, he said he will make
several proposals, including pro-
grams to expand youth employ·
ment, reauthon ze general rev
enue shan ng for stale and locaJ
governmm~ and require utilities
to switch from 011 lo coal
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AU PUC!ke~d Out
Cindy Geisbrecht never met a llama she couldn't trust
-until this moment at the Vancouver area game ref-.
uge. Cindy played the game and moved closer as;
Giselle the llama puckered. But at {he final moment.
pucker turns into the ol' razberry. complete with moist
spray.
South Irvine • ID Dark
Power Lois A/f ecta Large Area
A Jar1e porUoa ol IOUthem
1ntDe -lDC)w:ffnl IA lDdastrlaJ
area when Fluor Corp. and
BeckmlD Imtnameata are local·
14 -loll electrkal power for about an boar ••rlJ today,
Soutbern CalitondA &d1loD Co.
offtclali taJd.
POW'll' WU )Oil at about 4:06
a.JD. WbeD a batatkm at tbe
eoraer ol Jambone Boulevard aad lllcbeJIOD J>rh• waa
knocbd oat ot ..mce.
Tbe outa1e affffted aboat
5.IOO cUltomen, ba1t of whom
bad powwl' l'tltored at 4:• a.m.
and tM nmalJader at 5:06 a.m.
Came ot tbe blackout .. not known, dd1)1 aald thll mont· tn1, Tiii area ol the outase wa bouad9d by Un1ventt1 Drtft to
the .. .ilac.UdtW' BoUYard
t.o au Wit. Bainnca Bo.4 to
the aonh ml the latertecUm al '•mbore• Bo\llevard :.:act
I
to tbe
The pres1denl re pe ated an
earlier pledge lO increase de
fense spending by more than 20
per cent above the rate of Ulfla·
lion over ~ next five years
Ht> defended h is econom ic
policies. saying that the past
three .>-ear. have been ones of
"progress and achievement for
the Amen clill people." although
he acknowledged m uch more
has to be dom.-
He predicted fl atly that "snfla
lion will slow this year " and
'>houJd be f'Ven lower in 1981
The nation s 1nfl ist1on rate i!>
a bout 13 per cent and most
<SH CARTt:R. Page AZ >
IUSD Mulls
Proficiency
Test Plan
1"1ne's Board of Education
will be asked toru&bt to approve
propclMd minimum prollden·
cl• for 0'8del •b. etcbt and
hJ1b ldloo!.
Tbe board meet. at 7:30 p.m
at Lakeside Middle School, 3
Lemoncrasa. lntmm proficiency goals. of>..
Jtttives and indicators were ap-
proved by Irvine Urufied School
D11trict ln&Stees last June to
meet ~ provisions of state laws
wb1ch reqw~ dJstncts with b.lgh
schools to adopt minimum proft·
c1ency standards in reading,
wntJng and mathematics
Students g rad uating after
June 1980 must pass a high
school minimum prof1c1enc1es
test to receive a di ploma
Officials said the on ganal law
H tabhshing prof1c1ency stand·
a rds was passed 1n 1976 and ap·
plied to high schools only. But
another law an 1977 extended the
concept ol assessment in basic
skills to the e lementa r y and
maddJe scbool levelc;
That law, AB 65. ~aid there
would need to be profl c1ern:y
'\tanda rds or progre'ls in·
d1 c aton . for gra des six and
eicht and that those indicators
must con-elate to thP proficien·
c1es of the b.l&h school
The law also required early
aaaessment. once m crades four
through slx. and then again in
1rades seven through nine
"It was the intent of the
le1islaUoo that the progress in-
d I ca tors serve u an 'early
wamina system' to identity stu·
dents In need or addilionaJ in·
struction," Assistant Superintea·
dent BruceGlvnersaid.
/
Sniper Sought
LOS ANGELES <AP> -
Police were Marthin8 for a man
wbo ftred aboUt 10 •boll wtth a
rtl1e from a Uaree-atory apart.
ment bouM rooftop, then di.aap-
peared before officen could aur-
round tbe area. No lnjuries were reported.
I
•
Plan Survives
SEABROOK, N.H. CAP) -Gen. Edmund Bnnn, U. 1110
prealdmtlal eampaip '1 mast vocal foe ot tbe SN.._ atomic
power plaat. came [an to fee. witJa tbe tars ol tab OllllOlltloD today
After a 20-miout.e tour ol the coutructioa sl\e, Brown re·
newed bU promiae to clOH Seabrook lf he ls elected prealdeot.
When uked lf the tour cbu&ed bl.I mlnd, the California eo.emor aald, "not at all ..
'1'be eoUlltTy baa to cbanae PK•· 'lbe rtab from nuclear power an too p-eat, •• he laid.
~n·•t.elleft
W ASRJNGTON (AP> -The Carter admlniltratk>n today re-
voked the licenses for the export ol spare computer parta for a
controversial Soviet truck planL
The action was the latest in a series of stepe taten by ad·
ministration officlah to try to penalize the Soviet Union for lts
military lnlerventloo ln Afpnlatan.
The revocation ot the esport licenses wU1 block the lhlp-
ment of b.lfb..tecbnoloo 1ooda lntended for a truck factory bef\ID tn Use early mos widi-u.s. belp on tbe Kama River lD the Ural
Mountains ol nortbeuterD Rma!a.
Si.tU!Aet ... B.W.
WASHINGTON <AP> -Tbe U.S. Sapnme Court ~ re..
fused to revive an lDnUdated Callfonlla law that barred lob-
byiata. ~for them.ael.,.. or otben, from mak.iDI political
cootributiom.
By a 7-2 wte, the Justices left intact a California Supreme
Court dectskln st.rtklq down mae sec:tioo ol t..be atat.e'a Political
Reform Act of 1974.
Juaticea Byron R. White and Hany A. Black.mun YOted to
hear arguments tn the cue, bW the 90tea ol four juaUcea are ,...
quired.
Suspect in Shock
Following Arrest
Former reporter Tbomaa
Barley was seelDlD&IY ln a state
ol •boc:k llDd anable to ncoUect
eftDta aft.-bla arrest in tbe
atabbinl death ol ~ wife, •
Santa Ana police lnvestiptor
testified today.
Clark W Moorhouse told the
seven-man, five-woman Orange
County Supenor Court jury that
Barley, 51, was "extremely
nervous when he was ID·
terv1ewed several boun aft.er
Catherine Barley, 48, was
stabbed outside a Santa Ana cof.
fee abop lut May 28.
·'The impression was be
couldn't believe be wu then,"
Moorhouse t.estlfled ln apparent
n!lerence to the police 1taUoll.
Further, Moorhouse t.esUtled
Barley Jaid in the lnt.ervtew that
be could not believe bla wUe wu
dead. He reportedly told lo·
vest11aton "l Ju.t aaw her out-
side," Moorhou.ae told the court.
Barley, who formerly covered
the county court beat for tbe
Dally Pilot, wu anetted at the
murder 9Ct!De. The crime was
witnaaed by at least 14 penom. a.-..... pl11ded ._..,..
bf ._ ot tc.=v. It .. ~
cc-dentkm al defeme attorMy
Georse Chula that the former
news reporter w11 suffering
diminiahed mental capacity
wbeo the knife attack took
place.
Moorhouse also testified that
Barley complained of chest and
lung pains after bis arrest and
was examined at UC Irvine
Medical c.enter before booking
into Onm&e County Jail.
Tbe investlptor abo told the
court that a aearcb ol an Oruce
apartment where Barley was
Uvtn1 pn>cluced a lbeatb to the
letter opeoer med in the attack
OD llrs. Buie)'.
Chula attempted to win lup-
preukln ot the lheatb hued 00
the Ulertioo that the aeardl ol
the apartment waa llle111.
Judie lluoo Fenton however,
decided that tbe lDvesUpton
dld have perm.luloo to aearcb
the apartment.
Tito Recovering
After Amputation
BELGRADE, Yu101lavla
(AP) -President Joalp Broz
Tito speat a quJet nleht and wu
in 1ood coodltlon today followinl
the llfe-savlot amputatlon rJ. Ida
left lea. doctors reported.
Yueoalavla'a 87-year-old
leader wu operated on Sunday
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for the second time in elsht days
to prevent fatal gan1rene
pol10ning due to blockage ln the
arteries of the leg. "The 1eoeral condition of
President TUo la Sood," bla doc·
tors said ID a medical bWleUD ii·
sued today.
They sald bls pulae, blood pres-
sure and temeerature wer~
within normal llmlb.
Bel1rade remained calm
deaplte speculation that the
Ruaalans milht try to co.ree
Yu101la•la back into tlte
KremlJn'• orbit if Tito, the
pioneer of Independent com··
munllm. died. Anbaircndlaum wen Ht up al
the Bel1rade and Za1reb
airportl, but ~ appeared to be
part ot. natimwlde, low·priartt.J
"•t1llanc~" prosram ordeNd
after tbe ~ lntenenUon lo Afall"'staD._
A U·r•ar·ol4 Saa .laaD
Caplatnao lilt wu lcMaWled ~
d1r u u.. Y\C'Um ot • fatal ltlt>-
blr :~ wlllo tlllla kU bhnWt'wtth -1 I tut early tu.rd11 .. DiDa
PolD'-Oranp Cocinty mtoaer'• In·
Y•U1aton Mld C:C.W. PaullclD
wu (~dud at • 1.m. Sa&w-·
d11 ., mllU stab wounda. Sbe
WU allo abot In the bead with.
lbO\JUD bJHl l(t4r abe Wll
1t.b6ed to dNt.b, lov•dc•tora
aald.
rUr1 lovestilaton aald lt
ii beUevecl llm Paulaoa wu
atabbed by ber boyfriend DeaDla
Michael Spire•. 20, of Dua
PolDt who WU fCMIDd dead from
a HU·lntlided shotgun blast to
bh neck.
SberUfs U . Wyatt Hart said
Splr• bad driven Miu Paulaon
to bl• home al 31851 Bil Sur St
wbere be at.bbed her and then
commiu.ed 1uiclde after a lov-
en' quarrel earlier.
The lovers' quam!l also left
R lck l.f6ddard, U, of San
Clemente, with multiple slab
wounds. Goddard was reported
ln 1table condition today at
South Cout Community Medical
Center.
Sheriff's lnvestlgaton said
Goddard drove Mias Pauhoo
away from a Capiltrano Beach
party at about midniebt after
she quarreled wt.th Splres.
Goddard drove the girl in hia
VID to ID laolated spot OD
Paclftc Cout Hlpway where
Splres found them and reported-
ly be1an st.abblna them.
lnvesti11ton said Goddard
lied on foot to seek help.
Sbert.trs deputies were notified
and beean a search for SplJ'es
and 111.u Paulaon who bad ap-
parently left the scene ln Spires'
compact pickup truck.
At 4 a.m . deputues found the
dead palr in the front seat of
Spires' truck parked near tus
home.
Funeral services for both vic-
tims are still pending.
Klan Calls
For Mexican
Deportations
SAN PASQUAL CAP> -Three
Mexican-Americana heckled 41
hooded Klanameo and their sup-
porters at a rally urcing de-
portation of "milhon.s of Mex·
icana" from the United Stat.es
"It's time to round them up
and ship them back to Mex1co,''
sald Tom Metzger, California
director ol t.be Knights of the Ku
Klux Klan.
The rally ls staged annually at
the San PuquaJ Battle Moou-
m e~t in the northeast
corner of San Dle10. near
Escondido, martins an 1846 bat-
Ue ln which 21 U.S. soldiers died fl&htin& )(ex.lean troops. At the
time, lt wu Mexican land. At
the bead ot a march Sunday to
the monument wu a wb.lte horse
ridden by a youth wbo identified
himseU as Wlnlton Burbaie. a
19-year-oldKlan member_
Metzger said the hooded men,
women and children came from
Riveralde and San Diego COUD·
tle1 to honor forgotten
Americans but "now it's 1980
and the problem is here again,•'
be 1ald.
Metzger said, "You have
mllliooa of Mexicans invading
your country. The Communists
&ove them. The capitalllb love
them became they are cheap
labor "
When the Klansmen sboated
"White Power," the three male
hecklers cried "Hell Hiller!"
El Toro Boy,
9, Succ11mbs
To Injuries
Beadt1 Attire
A female resident of collective fa.rm in Karakol in the
Soviet Unioo republic ol K.irgU whiapen an uide to a
friend in similar traditiooal attire.
Politicians Watch
lotaJ Caucus Vote
DES MOINES, Iowa <AP> -
Jn living rooma, cbu.rcb base-
ments and achoolbouaes, Iowa
RepubUcans and Democrat.a
meet today to declare tbelr pra.
1deotial prefeniocea in primary
campaians marked by abarp
swinp ln public opinion polla.
Tbe partles' precinct
caucuses. moat of wblcb start al
TED EDGES CARTER
IN STRAW POLL-AS
6 p m PST, are the first otncaal
tests of the presidential cam
pa1gn and a ma1onty or lbe 10
Republicans and three
OemO<'ral$ seeking nomination
campaigned bard in the state
But not President Carter, who
said the lraruan crisis required
him to remain an Washington
Instead, he sent Va~ President
Walter F Mondale, members of
the Cabinet, his wife Rosalynn,
their cblldren and tus mother
And oo Sunday, Carter dem-
onstrated aaam the aba.llty ol a
president to capt.w'e aueatkla
when be ·~ on NBC'• "Meet the l>reu." He ursed a
boycott ol the summer Olymp(cs
an Moscow and defended the
pohc1es pursued dunn1 his three
years lJl the Wh1te House
Carter'i. chief rival for the
Democratic nom1nallon, Sen
Edward M Kennedy, was also
on nallonwide telev1s1on Sunday
On ABC's "Issues and
Answers," he said he would sup-
port an Olympics boycott, but
called that proposal and the ad·
ministral.lon's partial embarao
of grain sales to the Soviets
"aymbols" and added, "l don't
thiolt 1vmboll are a aubnltut.e
for an effective forei,:n policy."
Kennedy aaid Carter m1Ult re-
ceave al least $0 perce!lt of the
caucus \'Ota to claim victory -
a dlCficult goal in a stale that
traditionally elects many UD·
committed delegates.
Kennedy fOUDd himself ln the
role of an underdoe. a dramatic
reversal from the day1 before be
became a candidate and before
the takeover of the U.S. Em·
bassy ID Iran, when the senator
led Carter two-to-ooe in most
polls
A poll caoducted Jan. g.9 by
the Des Motnel Re,Uter pve
Carter 57 percent popular sup.
port to Kenned)''• 25 perceot.
Juat a mouth before each man
tutd drawn a 40 percent raUna.
lleurdleu of die outcome in
Iowa, aald Kennedy, be'• "in
Lbe race "for the dw-atioo."
On the Republican side,
former Callfonua Gov. Rooa1d
Reaean ltill led lo lbe latest
Reglater poll but bad slipped
badly from hia abowinc an an
earlier one, taken before the
televised debate earlier lb1s
month an which be dedmed to
participate.
Supervisors
Ponder Rate
On Moorings
Oraqe Coaat)' Soc_m.ora are to dedde,....., amcb
to rabe the annual rates OG tbe
UI coanty moorinp ln Newport
Beach.
In two ~vtous diKusaiom.
supervisors agreed lbal the
mooring rates should be hiked.
but deadlocked over bow mU<'b.
Newport Beach officials have
said they wtll lake a second loo«
at lbe rat.es of 572 city moonng.s
should supervt.ors vote to raise
lees for the county moonnp.
A apoteamao for lbe only
supervbor who hasn't voted on
the luue, Ed1aon lllller said to-
day tba1 Miller'• main concern
was with what be calls tbe
"black market" in moortnp.
"There's a significant black
market going on in moorings
ragbl now ." said C hris
Loumakis. Miller's aide.
Besules s ubleumg the moor
lngs. boat owners can substan-
llally bike the sale pnce of their
vessels 11 they have moorings,
Loumaka.s said.
Presently, a moorin& can be
transferred only II someone
buys the vessel moored there
~bo.ny
Trial Set
In March
Pre·trtal mottona ar. DOW
1cbeduJed for Peb. U ba eourt
act.loll qalmt 0r_,. County
8upenieor. PhWp Aatboo:r on cbaJ"pl ol lauDdeirtai eqpatp
fUDdj,
Co-dlledaotl lo tbe cue In·
elude former aupent10r Ralph
Dledrtcb, form.,. A.aa.betm couo-
cllmu WlWam Katt aod oae-
U me political noancler Gene
Conrad. . •.
Tbe Oran1• County Grand
Jury accmed tbe defeadantt in
December ot conceallq t.be true
IOW'Ct! <:A more than rn .ooo that wu funneled lato 1178 pollUcal
camp~.
The trial 11 ICbeduled to start
Marcb3.
State Deputy Attorney
General Jeffrey JOffpb aald he
was satisfied and pleued with
tbe decWoo to order t..be March 3
trial before Superior Court
Juda• Claude M. <>weu.
Tbe trtal·Mttlnl action came
Friday after t..be •tat.e attorney
met beb.l.Dd cloled doors lo the
cbambera of Oraaae Cou,nty
Superior Court Judie lUebard Beacom.
In December. the Grand Jury lndictment wu soupt by pros-
ecutors amid coocerns that the
statute of llmltatiom mllht nm
out on Identical cbar1es broutbt
a1alnat the four defendants ln a
March, 1979, criminal com-
plaint
Joeepb predicted that tbe com-
plaint likely will be dbml.ued
DOW that pretrial and trial dates
ti.ve been tcbeduJed on tbe ift.
dictmmt.
N~ of the defendants ha yet
entered a plea on the new
cbar1es of violationa of the unc
Polltacal Reform Act.
In setting the trial date, Judge
Beacom apparently took: some
license in attempting to move
the oft~layed cue alone.
Referrin& to the lone meeting
10 chambers, Beacom said,
'Gentlemen, we didn't reach
agreement on anytlung."
F,....r~Al
CARTER •.•
eeoeomlsta tblnk it wtU drop to
just cmder' 10 percent by the end
of 1980
Carter said hia budget for the
fiscal year beginrung Oet. l WlU
continue his policy of spending
rutra1nt and result In the
smallest budget deficit an seven
years
On foreign affaus, Carter saJd
one immediate and pres&LD& ob-
Jttli ve ls to secun the release of
the A~ncan hostages in Iran,
lndkaUng ooce thia i• done the
United Stain would move to re-
new Uea to the Iranian govern-
ment.
He aaid the Iranians should re-
alise that "the threat to them
comes not from Amencan policy
but from Soviet action.a ln the re-ston"
Carter's written message is
tbe first of four documenb he
wall aubout to Congress det.aillog
lua eoals for 1980 He makes bis
State of the Union address to
Con1ress on Wednesday nlebt.
presents his ftscaJ llil81 budget
next Mood.ay and wi 11 make bis
annual ec:onom 1 c report
somet.Jme next week.
Fl FTEEN CENTS
Enter South County Council Races
.
Rma Spirit Was Willing •••
Cheerleaders for the Los Angeles Rams
. ••ve ft tbeJr best efforts in the Super Bowl Sunday at Pasadena, iochadioe ~ Pbyltli (below), the famed "l>om PciD
Anti-Sovie
Front Built
·By Arabs
By 1be As90Clated Presa
In closed-door meetings and
hurried jet flights, Arab envoys •
were engaged 10 intensive
diplomatic activtty in the Middle
East today that informed
1ource1 in Beirut said was
aimed at forging a common
front on the issue of the Soviet
mllltary intervention in
Al Shani.stan.
Allhanlstan's seven rebellious
Moslem factions, meanwhile,
were reported trying to unite for
a .. holy war" against the Soviet
occupation army.
The Mideast Arab st.ates and
other nations of the Islamic con·
ference are ICbeduled to meet in
ltlamabad. Pakistan. on Satur·
RUSSIANS RODE
ON U.S.-BUILT PART&-Ae
daJ to discuss the situation m
Alpantstan, where Soviet and
Af pan government forces are
trying to put down a rebellion by
fundament alist Moslem
tribesmen. 1 Several lalamic states, includ·
f
IDI Saudi Arabia, have already UDounced tbey will be boycoU-lDC the summer Olympics ln
Moseowln prote1t.
Mom" of the Ram cheerleading corps.
Despite enthusiasm, Pittsburgh prevailed,
31 to 19. Details \Oday i.o the Sports Sec· don.
: tJ .S. ambusadora delivered '~ meuqea from Prtsi· dat Carter to the leaden of
,a.bnba, Oman and Sudan today
• a1bll wUh the Afghan crllls, : &Horclbta to offlclal reports tiom tbole 1overnmentl. nae r---ol tbe meaqes were
!: -Nftaled; Meanwhile, Brlti1h enYoy Dou1a Hard. mlnlater ol state ctee •••• Pap AJ)
Laguna Jntruier
Routed by Scream
bte 1radlna and dlUiDI proteel
OD tM F'orlter Ranch.
A t.ota1 ol foar bopefula bave
declared tbelr iDteDl to leek San
Clemente couneU pasta in April.
They are Mecham, William
Wainer .. Bernard Allen and
Rlcbard Rusin.
Sao Clemente incumbent
councilmen J\lcbard Ahlman
and Edward Jtalacbed have not
yet annoUDCed whether Lbey will
seek re-elecUoa.
But Laiuna Beach council in·
cumt>enta Sally Bellerue and
Jack McDowell say they will
seek re-election. Their
cbaUenaen are Ocorr, Steven
Rigga, Neil Fitipatr1ck and
John Gabriela.
Dollar Steadies
Mean•bile, In San Juan
Capht.rano, the liat or
challqen ror two aeata oo the
City Council baa arown to rour.
lncumbenta Kenneth Friess and
Lawrence Buchheim are seeking
re·electico.
Their cballenaers include
Jamea P. AUrlna, Harold Dunn,
Ed Dieden and Dan Vao&alla.
Gold Zips to $850
For Europe Record
LONDON <AP> -Gold hit
$850 an ounce m London today.
surpassing the record set m
European tradin& Friday.
London silver prices, riding
the coattails of the bullion
boom, rose to a record $50 an
ounce from ~9 at Friday's
close.
The dollar firmed againat all
major European currencies. ex·
cepl for the strong Brtluh
pound.
London's five major bullioo
dealers fixed the price for the
afternoon trading session at
$850. But. Lt reu at the close to
S838
Gold bulhon was quoted at
$845 in Zunch, matching the
record set Friday al Europe's
main gold market
The melaJ closed Fnday at
$840 in Zuncb and $835 an Lon·
don
It tut a rerord o( S838 78 Ul
Slain Girlfriend
Was SJC Resident
A 17-year-old San Juan
Captstrano sirl wu identified to-
day aa the victim of a fatal stab-
b~ by ber boyfriead wbo tbeD
ldlliNI hlmwlf wttb a sbcqun
blut earl)' Saturday in Dana
Po Ult.
~ Comity eonner'• m-
vestiptora IUdd Connie PaW.O.
wu found dead at 4 a.m . Satur·
day or miltlple stab wounds. She
w H alao shot in the bead with a
sbol&UQ blast after she was
stabbed to deat.b, investieatora
said.
Sheriff's investieators said It
ia believed Mias Paulson was
stabbed by her boyfriend Deon1.s
Michael Spirea, 20, or Dana
Point who was round dead from
a self-inflicted shotgun blast to
his neclt.
Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart said
Spirea bad driven Miss Paulson
to bia home at 33651 Big Sur St.
where be stabbed her and then
committed suicide after a lov-
ers' quarrel earlier.
The lov~· quarrel also left
Rick Goddard, 11, of San
Clemente, wtth multiple stab
wounds. Goddard wu reported
ill stable conditl.n today at
Soatb o.t CommanilJ' Medical
Center.
Sherirf's l.Qveatlgators said
Godard *°" llw PnllGD awa1 from a Capbtrano ~
party at Oout mktnllht after
she quarreled with Spires.
Goddard drove the girl iD bis
van to an isolated spot on
Pacific Coast Hiebway when
Spires found them and reported·
ly began stabbin& them
Inveati&ators said Goddard
rted on foot lo seek help
Sheriffs depUties were notified
and began a search for Spifts
and Miss Paulson who had ap-
parently left the scene in Spires'
compact pickup truck
At 4 a.m., deputues found the
dead pair in t.be front seat of
Spires' truck. parlt~ near bis
home.
Funeral services for both vie·
ti ms are still pend.in&
Lagunall Facing
Morals Charges
"We've identifi~ kids from 1S
years of age and possibly
younger," Brau. said, addini
invest.iptors are comparinl the
slides with yearbook pictures
trom the local hieb school.
Ill addition to slides and movie
film, investJ.&aton said they a1&o
seiMd a amall qaanUty of marl·
juaoa and narcotic:•
parapbernalla in their aeardl.
BrllP l&ld "at leut three"
more arrests are anticipated.
Hong Kong tradmg today, but
fell to close at $827. 78 in the Far
Eastern market
The gold pnce has soared by
more th.an $640 an ounce smce
this llme last year an a rush for
t.be tradlllonal haven ID t1mes of
monetary uncertainty and
poht1caJ cnses
A New York investment ad-
v1ser. James Smchur. was quot
ed m The Times of London to
day as ~aying the price ma)
reach four figures this year.
Sinclair said events m Iran
and Afghanistan. as well a!>
growing talk that the Soviet
Union could invade Pakistan
and Turkey was sendmg "fli ght
capital" from 01J.nch Kuwait,
Saudi Arabia and the Uruted
Arab Emirates \nto gold .
The only slip by the dollar l<>-
day was by oae cent agamst the
Bnlllb pound, whicb coat $2.29
compared with $2.28 at Fnday's
clo.Ulg.
ID Tokyo. the dollar beld it.a l!'01:IDd today despite Bank of Japan int.er"wntioo in support or
the yen. Tbe \; S currency
do1ed bl moderate tr•d.ine at
240. tTS yen., up rrom Friday's
231.4.S.
Tbe dollar was apparently
helped today from what one
dealer ealled President Carter's
firm stance agatDSt the Sovtet
Union But European tradlng
was very qwet ID the absence of
any significant developments m
Afgbarustan or Iran.
Klan Calls
For Mexican
Deportations
SAN PASQUAL CAP> -Three
Mexican-Americans heckled 41
hooded Klansmen and their sup.
porters at a rally urging de·
portallon or "millions or Mex·
1cans" from the United Stat.es
"It's time to round them up
and ship them back to Mexico,"
said Tom Metzger. California
director of the Knights of the Ku
Klux Klan.
The rally is staged annually at
tbe San Pasqual Battle Monu·
ment in the northeast
corner of San Diego, near
Escondido, marting an 1848 bat·
tle in wbtcb 21 US. soldiers died
fi&bting Mexican troops. At the
time, it was Mexican land. At
the bead o( a march StJ.vday to
the monument was a ;vttlte horse
ridden by a youth who idenUfled
himself as Winston Burt>ace. a
lf.year-old Klan member.
Coast
Plan Survives Anal " of lfM Pll'm la eGllMCtkm ••Ua 11 Ulhlab amua·
1U•1 'QJ>•r1Uon of tbe ~ of Stenal Love
la Mia ~tot'eb.& Tft CJdrM'I amtd la a Grud Jury have ptuded
l11oeeal to Ul• cbarau they
c.1ptred eo Import mor. thu a.ooo pomc11 at the eaaeeotrat.d
marUuau derivatlv• Into the
U t.ed 81.ai. tram Alaba0 •wtan.
Pour auapeeta remaJ1 at
larce.
SEABROO • N.H. (AP> -Go.. Edmund Brown, I.be 1*
presldeoUal campaap'a ID05t voeal foe ol t.be Seabrook atomic
power plant, came face to face with tbe tar1et ol hia oppo1ttioo today.
Ac~ to the text ol the
lndlctment. wblcb wu Rleued
Fr:tda1. the lJ defeadanta COD·
aplred ln tm and 1171 to im·
port the baabiab. valued at
about f3 3 mlWoa. to the United
St.ates.
Amoac tboH named in the ln·
d!ctmeot are Donald K. Drury.
42, of San Clemente and John
Hart, 31, of Laauna Beach
At\er a 211).manule lour ol tbe construction alte, Brown re-
newed his promise to clote Seabrook ii be is elected president
When uked lf the tour chanted bia ind th c -Nforni eovernor aald, "not at all... m • e All a
"The country bu to cban.&e pace 'lbe rtau from nuclear power are too sreat." be aald
The bashiab, according to tbe
indictment. ortlinally was to be
d1stribW!ld ln Idaho, but plans
were changed and San Fran-
cl s co ,.waa targe t e d as the
destination point.
Ez,terC• •leelced
WASHINGTON <AP> -The Carter adml.niatration today re-
voked the liceoaes for the export ol spare computer parts for a
controversial Soviet truck plant.
Fioallzation of the plans for
lhe haahlah importaUon, It ls al-
leaed. were celebrated at a
Dec. 31, 1m party at Hart's
Laguna Beach residence.
The action waa the lateat iD a lel"ies of steps taken by ad-
mtnt.tration offtclala to try to penalize the Soviet Union for ita
military lntervention lo Aflhaniatan. Subsequently, two of the de·
f e odaots trav e l e d t o
Afgbaoiatan to prepare lbe
bashi.ah for ablpment. it la al-
le1ed.
The revocation of the export licenaes wtll block the ship-
ment ol high-technolon goodl lntended for a truck factory be&un In the urly ll'70I wttJi-U.S. belp oo the Kama River lo tbe Ural
llount&lns ol nortbeutern Ruula.
Stme Aei,._ BeW.
WASHINGTON (AP> -Tbe U.S. Supreme Court today re-
fused to revive an Invalidated Calilornla law that barred ~
bylata, ac:tins for themaelve1 oc otben, hom maldJll political
contrtbutiom.
About 500 pounda of tbe drug
were Intercepted lo the
Northern callfornla clty ol Coo·
cord lo Aucual 1.978, accordinl
to lnvestlgaton.
The indictment was sought lo
Orao1e County became many
or the plannln1 meetlnla ol the group were held lo Sao
Clemente, Laguna Beach and
Seal Beach, said Deputy Dis·
tnct Attorney Carl Armbrust
By a 7.z vote, the justices left intact a Callfomla Supreme
Court decision atrtklnc down one section of the atat.e'• Political
Reform Act of 19'74.
Justices Byron R. White and Harry A. Blackmun ~ to
hear arguments in the case, but the votes of four justices are re·
quired
Political Funding
Trial Set March 3
Several me mbers of the
Brotherhood of Eternal Love,
an outfit founded b y Dr
Timothy Leary, were na med in
a 1972 Orange County indict·
ment.
Among those named in the
1972 bill of charges and the cur
rent case Is Robert Leroy '·Fat
Bobby" Andnst, a Curry Coun ty, Ore., resident arrested last
Wednesday by law enforcement
a1enll. Pre-trial motaona are now
scheduled ror Feb. 11 in court
actloo aaainal Orange County
Supervilor PblUp Ant.bony on dar,_ ol laundertq camPAltll funds
Co-defendants lo the cue in-
clude former supervisor Ralph
Diedrich. former Ana.helm coun-
cilman William Kott and one
Miller Gardef
Dinner Set
A benefit buffet dinner to raiae
funds for the Hortense Mlller
Garden ln La1una Beach which
was parUally destroyed ln the
December brush fire, will be
held Jan. 29 al the Collaae
Restaurant.
Proceeds from the $7.SO a
plate dinner will ao to replace
plaola and trees destroyed in the
Dec. 12 ftre, or1anlien aald.
The dinner will be held be&in·
nlng at 5:30 p.m and reserva·
lions may be obtained by calling
Glnny Worthington at 494-1391.
Dog Obedience
Coone Slated
A nine-week novtce do& obe-
dience course ~ being offered by
Laguna Beach's R e creation
Department Tuesdays from 8 to
9 p.m. belinnlng Tuesday at the
Act Five Parkine l<>J on Laguna
Canyon Road.
Tbe fee ls S2S per do&. Further
information may be obtained by
callinl tbe Recreation Depart·
ment at 49'1·3311.
DAILY PILOT
lime political financier Gene
Conrad.
The Orange County Grand
Jury accuaed the defend&ata in
December ol conceallll1 the true
source ol more than frt,000 that
waa funneled into me political
campaigns.
The trial i.s scheduled to start
March l.
State De puty Attorney
General J effrey Joseph aald be
w aa aatiafied and pleued with
the declsioo to order the March 3
trial before Superior Court
Judge Claude M. Owens.
The lrlal·settina action came
Friday after the state attorney
met behind cloeed doors lo the
chambers of Oran1e County
Superior Court Judie Richard
Beacom.
In December. the Grand Jury
indictment wu soupt b)' pro1
ecutors amid coaceru that the
statute of UmltaUona mllht nm
out on identical charges brought
against the four defendanta in a
March, 1979, criminal com-
plaint.
ComumerAid
Office Near
Opening Date
A full·time conaumer affairaof-
fi ce for South Orange County Is
1cbeduled to open In about two
weeks following action recenUy
by the Oran1e County Board of
Andrlat's attorney, Larry
Sclaaors of Loa Angeles.
claimed that his client was liv-
lDI "a •tndPt clean life" ever
1tnce be left Orance County
after spending a year in Oraqe
County Jail in coonection wilh
the 1972 cau.
"He 1s a well r espe cted
member of th e com munity
where he hH.'S , · Scissor.. said
Rider Has
Vps, Downs
HAINES CITY, Fla.
(AP) -Riehle Rodrl&uez
hu finished bll ride
aboard Circus World's
Hurricane roller coast.er.
It took him more than a
week. but he bope15 it will
carry him to a world rec-
ord. Rodriguez, twlce
listed in the Guinness
Book of World Records for
hla roller co aster
marat.boos, stayed on the
ride 173 hours. breaking
bu year-old r~rd by two
boun.
The zz .year -old
Brooklyn, N.Y., resident
completed 3,958 circuits
around the tbree..quarter-
mile track.
Supervbon. El T B Tbe board approved plans to OrO oy,
provide ataff memben and olflce
space for the coaaumer offtce lo 9 S b the Sdutb Oran1e County ' UCCUW 8
Municipal Courtbouae on Crown
Valley Parkway lo Latuna Ti Jn Nl~:t.omce will be located ln O juries
apace which bu been autoed to A 14·year-old El Toro boy who
Fiflh Dlatrtct &ape"11cw 'ft,omu wu allhttn• a newspaper de-
Rlley. U ..a..i ""'-•-J
It wt1J be open a half daY oa dl~l'JFrid.~ ;' ~uri":";u:"en!i
Moada,yl IDd all day TueldQI when be fell off tbe vehicle.
throulbFrtdays. AUouo Cortlna, of El Ton>.
Actlcm bJ Supervilon Tullday died Friday et Saddleback Com-
earmubd _,for telephone in-muntty lbpttal after •trttlna
stallatloDIDdtbemoviDaotomc. bll bud an the pavement Ju.$
furnlture. wb11e dettwriq bund1ee ol Lot A coaaumer aff ain 1taff Aa11a. nmee Hftpapen la member wW be tnufatnd to tbeDToroaru.
LaswuaNlpelto1enet.beamct. Cautarnla fflPway Patrol ol·
Tba COUDl.1 allo planl to nc:ndl ftffn uAd Carttna ud d:rtftr Joe-1 ~Jl'OYtdt COG· DallH May. u. of GardtD ·~~Lacuna fUll :in.~•::. GroYt. were ualoadinl papen
tblrd utelllte «Numer '= on M~ Parkw11 toUtb ol
1_ .... _ -mybut ow ... _ ...... t .... Lake Form at about J:ao p.m.
111 wv \NWUoU.ora -•u. ua Accorc11D1 to tave1U1atora, &°::~la1ton T.~n~ May allet9dlr Maned UJ tbe
W• r =·~·~··~~·~.lltruefrlll:kl!lludD&llbepn .:.= = The ot"5wner Alf: ortlna wu ban1la1 onto a
opeud ta Otuat Count.1 ta ..,, clWD eurtal.D at tbe nar
11are1ao1ma; At tt.e'6dot1"" tt ot lb• tna. ~-ID.111 CIOlaiWata Tht • dlll*I or let ··~ tor .. , rn .. fO u t.til truck pie jd up speed hlllt·.io!ldl or•'"* ,....... Ud CortlD& 1tnack lb• ,. ...
to eoMUllMN. ·~ to mmit ment • bead. ltDCDdall.
AU PIU!kered Ollt
CindY. ~isbrecht never met a llama she couldn't trust -until .this moment at the Vancouver area game ref-.
uge. Cindy played the game and moved closer as
Giselle the llama puckered. But at the final moment.'
pucker turns rnto the ol' razberry. complete with motst spray.
F,....PageAJ
.AR.A.BS •••
for forelp alfain, met with of.
flclala of tbe United Arab
Emlraie. in that Persian Gulf
oil 1tate. Hurd bu already vllil·
ed BahraJn and Qatar.
Radio Tehran reported than
an olftdal ol the Afcban .. lam.le
Organization In tbe Iranian
capital told It discusaiom wef'e
under way amona the rebel
groups to form a sln1le guerrilla
front.
"The Afghan revolullonan es'
duty ls to expel the Soviet forces
from Afghamstan through Jihad
<holy wan. not through negolla
t1ons,'' lhe offtc1al reportedly
said
T h e Mosl e m r e b e l s In
Afgh8J'.115lan are divided along
tribal Imes They have bttn
fi&bllo& their aeparate wan
since the fint commu.n.llt coup
Lo Aprtl 19'78 and were reported
to cootrol halt the country or
more
But the ne«Salty for unifica-
tion and coordmaUon became
a pparent lasl month when the
Soviet Uruoo sent as many as
100 '()()() troops into At gbaniatan
to crush the rebemon ·and sup-
port the coup that eliminated
Prealdent Hafizullah Amin and
replaced him with Babrak
Karmal. a more pliable Rusaian
proxy.
Pentacon 1ource1 lo
W aahincton said the tl&hUn1
since the Soviet lnterveaUoa bu
been nerceat In the nortbeaat
part of Aflb.anlltan. bonSerina
the Soviet Union, Paklatan ani1
C hina . The 1ource1 In
W aabington Hid the Sovteu
may need 5,000 relnforcementa
there to make up tor Aflban
army defect.loo.a to lhe rebeb.
More Soviet lrooPI were landed
at Kabul airport over tbe
weekend, accordln& to
Amertca,n reporten expelled by
the new eoverument.
Burglars
Get $6,632
In Break-ins
Burslan oeUed ts.m lo loot
ln four aeparat.e break-am re-
ported lo San Clemente over the
weekend
A $6.000 brown mink coat wu
reported taken from lhe borne ol
Gary C. Humphrey• on Lbe 200
block or Av eoada Montalvo
Police found the owner's sliding
g l as~ door op ~ned by the
burglar
Mary Dona hue, of the 600
block of Averud.a Vaquero. t.old
police three surfboards wtth a
total value of t600 were taken
Saturday from her 1ara1e. The
burglar entered a s ide door,
police 1a1d.
Pat McGre1or told polite
som~ broke into bis laundry
room atZ06Ave. Victona and toot
S20 lo COIDI fro m tbe COID·
operated washers.
Helen Mobr. a 300 block ot
P laza Eatival reS1 dent, told
pohce her bome was bW'Slanz.ed
some time Saturday and a S2 bill
and liquor valued at SlO were
taken.
Youth Bueball
Sign-ops in SJC
Del Obispo youth baaeball
1i1n-upa will be held today and w ednesday from 7: 30 to a. '5
p.m . at the llarco Font.er Jr Hilb Scboo! cafeteria, San Juan
Caplatrano.
Re111tration fees for the Pinto
Leque ace 7-8 are S2lO ; foe lhe
MUStalll Leacoe qe 9-10, $25,
and foe the Broneo Leape qe
11·12 $10 New playen are re-
quired to brinl a certified birth
certiflcat.e to reciatraUoa.
Six Hurt
lnCruh
Of Autos
Sis pmom wen IJ)Jund &JD.
day nl1ht In a head·on
automobtle colltalon on Del
Obtapo su.t near the Vta de
Acua curve lo San Juan
Capistrano. n. drtver of one ol tbe can,
17 ·year-old Steven Joo Brady,
WU trapped in ~ WfeCU&e
and had to be cut frM bJ aome
of the 18 Orao1e County
ftrefl,irt.era Qd paramedie. who
reapooded to the 7:'5 p.m. acci·
dent.
Brady, of 33101 B i l Sur,
Sao Clemente, auffered a poal-
bl e wbiplaah and dllfl1ured
lower Up, IC'COl'dlnl to t.bettlr•
1poke.man Lt. Wyatt Hart.
Hart aaid three puaen1era lo
Brady'• Subaru were treated al tw.pltall for lQjuriea:
Judith Brady, '5, mother ol
the driver, posalble bead In·
junea and cull and brulael.
Michelle Fernandez. 18, ol
1307 Del Estrella, San Clemente,
aevere facial cull and a Polliible
bead l.JUury.
-Liaa Densmore, 11, 107
Esplanade, San Clemente, knee
cull and abruiona.
The driver ot the eecond car
who waa llated •• Robert
Frederick.a, 28, of 27081 T~
Minion Viejo, suffered poulbl~
hea d injuries and cut.a. Hart
aald.
Fredericka' pa1sen1er.
Donald Prllcbard, 23, of 411
Adams SL , Huntington Beach,
alao autrered pouible bead ln-
Juriea and a poulble fractured
arm, Hart said.
The vtctuna were treated at
Mi11lon Community Hospital
and San Clemente General
Ko.pUal
Hart Hid ll appeared lhal
P'redencb' Toyota land cndaer
wu travelln1 at an unsafe speed
and croued over tbe center divider
He aaid charges may be flied
peodJn& further anvesti&atioa.
SauJis Tell
Of Buildup
BEIRUT. Lebanon <AP> -
Saud! Ara bia h.u told the United
Stale!! and Bnt.aan that the So-
v 1el Uruoo and Cuba reinforced
t he1 r m1 ll tar y p r esence 10
ne1,hboring South Ye men lD re-
cent tVeeks, Arab diplomatic
sources said today.
They saad tti. Saadis told
W ashtngton and London that the
Jllegt>d rom m un1st b uild-up
might prompt them to put their
arml"d forces on alert ~n
Senior Citizen&
Sewing Cl88s Set
A creative sewio1 dua for
aenior cituena baa been
scheduled from 9:30 unUI 11:30
a. m Moodaya In lhe Councal
Chambers. City Hall, 505 Forest
Ave , Lagwia Buch.
The claas la presented wttbout
cbar1e. Further information
may be obtained by calline
497-UCL
Two Die in Cr88h
MOJAVE (AP) -Two men
were killed when their amall
airplane craahed over the
weekend eut ot Mojave Airport.
Kern C-Ounly sheriff's officers
reported.
AD PU(!kered Out
Cind:y_: Geilbrecbt •never met a llama 1he couldn't trust
-unw this moment at ~e Vancouver area game ref ..
uge. Cindy played the game and moved closer as;
Giselle the llama puckered. But at the final moment,
pucker turns into the ol' razberry, complete with moist
spray.
Tito Recovering
After Amputation
BELGRADE. Yueoslavia
(AP> -President Josip Broz
'llto spent a quiet night and was
jb good condition today following
the Ufe-saving amputation of bis
left leg, doctors reported.
Yugoslavia 's 87 -year-old
leader was operated on Sunday
for the second time in eight days to prevent fatal gangrene
poboni.ng due to blockage in the
arteries of the le.c. "The eeoeral condition of
Ptaldeat Tito la &ood," b1s doc·
ton aaid in a medical bulletin is-
sued todAl)'.
lCandidacy l .
Papers Filed
Jly Incumbents .
,
They said his pulse, blood pres·
sure and temeerature were
within normal limits
Belgrade remained calm
despite speculation that the
Russians might try to coerce
Yueoalavia back into the
Kremllo's orbit if Tllo, the
pioneer of mdependent com·
munism, died.
Antiaircraft guns were set up at
the Belgrade and Zagreb
airport.a, but this appeared to be
part of a natioowlde, low-priority
"vleilance'' program ordered
after the Soviet intervention in
A!ghaniatan._
In Boon, tbe West German
Defenae Mlnlltry denied
German newspaper reporta that
the Soviet.I were relnforci.n1
troops in Central Europe
because ol Tito'• condition.
"A ~· ol Watsaw Pact troopa in Central Europe or
unusual troop movemenb r.a:i·
not curnntly be oblerved -aJao
not a1aln1t Yu101lavla," a
1poke11DaD said.
"W• are with nto u always:•
the D~ Borba Mid todQ.
"Tlto ll With U1 and in UI."
It poblllbecl a teleaam from
one of bh World. War II
Pal'Ulw, a macblJae.IUllDlf at.
a falDOUI lMl battle. wbo aald~
"Your deeds .W live forever
but you m1llt ncow• ...
C FIFTEEN CENTS {
nning Conunon Front
penon.al meu.,ee from Preli· aeat Carter to the leaden ol
Bahrala. Oman and Sudan today
dealioa with the Afaban erilll,
accorc1Jn1 to officf al reportl
from tbcee 1overnments. Tbe
cibnt.eatl ol the meua1ea were
oot nwaled.
•eanwlllle, Brtt11b envoy
Doullu Hard. minister of atate
for forelta .train, met wltb of.
ficials of the United Arab
* * *
Em.lratel in that Persian Gulf
oil atate. Hurd bu already vbit-
ed Babnln and Qatar.
Radio TebnD nported than
an offtdal ol the Af&ban lllamlc
Ot'1anliatlon in tbe Iranian
capital told lt dllcusalona were
under way amon1 the rebel
1roupe to form a alqle euerrllb
front.
"Tbe Al,un '"°1utioaartea'
duty la to a:pe1 the Soviet feftel
* * *
from AllhlDlltaD tbroup Jibad
Cboly war), not tbrouah neeotl•·
tloDI," the otftclal reportedly
said.
Tbe Moalem rebels In
Alchao•stan are divided alone
tribal lines. They have been
filbtlne their separate wars
since the first communbt coup
in April J'18 and were reported
to control ball the countrv or
<See A.aABS, Pase AZ)
* * *
Tough Defense Vowed
Carter Lists National Priorities
WASJDNGTON CAP) Presi·
dent Carter pledged today to
work for a "strong, unsurpassed
defense capability" in his fourth
year in office and said he ex-
pect.a progress thts year in re-
ducing inflation, which he called
tbe nation's most serious
eeononuc problem
"We must pay whatever pnce
is required to remain the
stronc.est nation in the world,"
the pfesldent said in a 7~page
State of the Umoo message be
sent to Congress
Carter said the pnce of re-
mamiog the strongest nation has
mcreased ~ause of the grow-
* * * Gold Leads
Assault
On Records
LOlfl>ON (AP) -Gold bit
S850 an Ol.Dlce in London today,
aurpaulq the record aet in Euro..-tradlq FrtdaJ',
Loodon silver frtcea, rtdin&
the coatlalt. o tbe bullion
boom. roee to a record S:SO an
ounce from $49 at Friday's
close.
The dollar firmed against all
major European currencies, ex-
cept for the strong British
pound
London's five major bullion
dealers fixed the price for the
afternoon trading session at
$850. But it fell at the close to
$838.
Gold bullion was quoted at
$80 in Zurich, matching tbe
record set Friday at Europe's
m aUl gold market.
The metal closed Friday at
$840 in Zurich and $835 in Loo·
don.
It bit a record of 1838.78 in
Hong Kong trading today, but
fell to close at $827.78 in the Far
Eastern market.
The 1old price bu soared by
more than $640 an ounce since
tbls Ume last year in a rush for
the traditiooal haven in times of
monetary uncertainty and
political crises.
A New York investment ad·
viler, James Sinclair, was quot-
ed in Tbe 'llmea of London to-
day u 1aytq the price may
reach fourftgurea tbil year.
ang military might of the Soviet
Union and its readiness to use
their military strength, which
has "been made all too evident
in Afgbarustan."
He satd U.S. steps to penalize
the RussillllJ for their interven·
lion in Afghanistan demonstrate
that the SoVlet Union "wtll pay a
heavy pnce for its aggressioo m
terms of our relationship."
Carter said be will offer only a
few new initiatives to Coovess
in 1980 because of the 1m·
portance of enacting propogals
he bas prevtously sent to the
lawmakers, espec1ally thoae
aimed at creating energy
securtty
"In the comtng leg1slat1ve
session, the last in t.tus preslden·
tial term, I am deeply com-
mitted to finl$~. tbe agenda
that I have ~~~ before the
Congress," ·
Ca · cllon on bis tm·
compl ,ed agenda 1s 'absolutely
essenllal for the oat.Jon ·s weU-
be10g."
However. he said be wiU make
several propoaala, includlllg pro-
grams to expand youth employ-
ment. reauthonie generai rev-
enue shanng for state and local
govenunenu and ~wre uUblJes
toswit.cllfrom 011 to coal
,
Ram Spirit Was lt'llHag •••
Cheerleaden for the Los Anf el es Rams gave it their
best efforts in the Super Bow Sunday at Puadena. in·
eluding Phyllis the famed "Pom Pon Mom" of the Ram
cbeerleacting corps. Despite eotbusium, Pittsburab pre.
vailed, 31to1.9. Details today in the Sports Section.
'Dairy Creature' See~
Rept,rted Wandering in Nevada Nuke Area
..eam• out. loot.cl at tM area
and wre DOI ~ to ftDd a.QJ
t.racb Of' Giber mdace that the bu.It bad..._ ti.en."
•
The president repeated an
earher pledge to increase de
fense spending by more than 20
percent above the rate of mfla
llon over the next five years
He defended his economic:
pohc1es, saying that the past
three years have been ones of
"progress and achievement for
lbe Amencan people," although
he acknowledged much more
has to be done
He predicted flatly that "lDfla.
lion will slow this year" and
should be even lower an 1981
The nation's inflation rate as
about 13 percent and most
<See CARTER, Page AZ>
* * * Militants
Still Want
Shah Back
Sf 'fte A I rlaH Pre9s
U .N Secretary-General Kurt
W aJdbeim sa,ys be hopes a plan
....... clartq bis Yisit to lnm
wU1 le.I to u.e release "' the Amertea ~in Tehran.
But tbe lraniao militants bold·
in• lbe Americana captive still
insist the deposed sbab must be
returned before the hostages
are freed.
"We bave worked out a
mecbani&m and I bope t.tus
mechanism will mate it poss1
ble to aatisfy the government o(
Iran and lead to release of the
hostages," Waldheim told re-
porters Sunday m New Dellu,
Jodi a.
The U.N. chief would glve no
details of tus plan But after his
visit to Tehran. lraman offietals
said be proposed setting up a
U .N . comauss1on to investigate
the Iranian revolutionary re-
gime's charges agamsl the de·
posed sh.ab.
At the time, Foreign Minister
Sadeeb Gbotbzadeh welcomed
tbe proposal. But he said the
commlss1on's findings would
not be ~ on Iran, and the
hostages d not be relea&ed
until the shah was returned
Ghotbudeh repeated this
stand Saturday. telling a
French interviewer that the re.
tum ol the lhah. now llviq in
Panama, wu the only way out
of the impasse. "ll's euy," be said. ''Tbey
eiH UI the abab. We &i•e them
lbe bostaa•·"
A apok•mao for the militants
holdini the bolta1e1, reached
by ~ Sunday at the OC·
cupled U.S. Embassy, aald:
.. Notblnl would pouibly lead to
the ,._ of tbe boata1ea but
<See l&AN, Pase Ai>
Coast
Pl
SEABaooK. N.lt. (AP) -Go.. P..dmuad Brown, u. ..
presldeadal eemp&ap'e most \'OeaJ ro. ol tbe •abniall .comJc
pow•r plant, ceme feee to face..-ta. tarpt ot ll.la 1111 dHoa todey.
Afttt a »minute tour ol lbe ~ tlte, Brown re-
oewed hia promJae to cloff Seabroat ti._ la eiect.ed PN&ideat •ove~ .:::.~,:. :~ ~ chaqed mll>4, tbe CdfonaJa
'"lbe country b., to cbaqe ~ The rUb bOm leu power are too Jreal.'' be Mid. • DOC
Ea'Jl•f'C• ·~lwfl
WASHINGTON <AP> -The Cart.er admlllillr'aUon toda7 r.
voked the hcenaes for th• export ol apan computer parta for a
controvenuaJ Soviet truck plant.
The act.ioo wu the let.t ln • aertes ol 1teps ta.ten by ed·
mlnlatraUoo offid.ala t.o try to penalize I.be Soviet Unloa f« lta military l.ntuventioa ln Atpanlsta.Q.
The revocatioa ot tbe e_KJJOrt Uceme. will block tbe ahlp. ment ol hi_,.·tec~ loodi Intended few a truck factory bqun
ln the ffrb 1l'70I witli-u .s. belp oo tbe Keau1 River in the llraJ Mou.ntaim ot DOl'tbeutem Ruula. ............ ~ . ..,.
BJ TIM A.-d.-1 ..,_
An Iran Air BoeinJ m aircraft on e flight to Tehran trom
Mubhed in western Iran wttb 13t penom oo board La miulq
and bell~ed to have crubed, lt wu reported today.
An air trafflc controller at Tehran's Mebnbad airport COD·
firmed that P'blht 921, which left Ma.ahhad at 4·40 pm. local U me. had lost coot.act wt th the control tower.
~ official Pars newa agency aald the nJ1ht waa nearly
four hours overdue and there were 118 pauen1en1 and ellbt
crew members aboard
Trial Testimong
Suspect in Shock
Following Arrest
Former reporter Tboma1
Barley wu aeemlnaJy ln a atate
of tbock and unable to recollect
eveata after bJa anwt in the
stabbing death ol hi• wile, a
Santa Ana police tnveatiaator
testified today
Clark W Moorbouae told the
i.even·man. five woman Orange
County Superior Court JUI')' that
Barley 51, was "extremely
nervous ' wht:n he was ln
tervlewed 1>everal houn after
Catherine Barley, 46, was
~tabbed out.aide a Santa Ana cof·
fee 1bop last May 26
"The 1mpreaalon waa be
couldn't believe he was there:·
Moorhouse tesllf1ed an apparent
reference to the police 1t.aUon.
Further, Moorhouse testifted
Barley aald in the interview that
he could not believe tua wile waa
dead He reportedly told lo·
veatigaton1 "I just saw her out·
side," Moorhouse told the court
Barley, who formerly covered
the c<>tmty court beat for the
~ally Pilot, wu arrested at the
murder acme. Tbe ertme ...
wttnwed by at leaat 14 .,.. ....
Barley baa pleaded innoceat
by l'NIOD ot luanlty. Jt .. tbe
coat«ltkla al def eme attm'Dey
Oeorae Qulla that the former
new1 reporter waa 1ulfertn1
diminished mental capacity
wben t.be knife attack took
place.
Moorhouse a.1lo testifted that
Barley complained ol chest and
lung palna after bis arrest and
was examined al UC Irvine
Medical Center before booklna
IDto 0ranae County Jail.
The investiptor alao told the
court that a aearcb ol an Oraqe
apartment where Barley wu
Uvinc produced a •heath to the
letter opener used in tbe attack
OD Mn. Barley.
Chula attempted to win 1up.
preuioa ol the lbeath bued oo
tbe UMrtion that the tearch of
tbe apartment waa llle1al
Judse Muoo Feat.oo however,
dttided that the lnveaU1aton
dld have penniulon to aearcb
the apartment.
Newport Mooring
Rate Hike Mulled
Oranie County Superriaon
are to decide Tueaday bow lllladl
to ralM the annual rai.. on U.
18 county moorlnp in Newport
Beaeb.
In two previous ~lclas.
1upervltor1 &(rted tllat the
moortnc m. lbou1d be b.lked,
but deadloeUd OTer bow much.
DAILY PILOT
Newport Beaeh offlclall have
1ald they wW U.M a HCOQd loc*
at the rates ol m city moortqa
•hould auperytaon vote to ral.M
feea for the eounty moortnca.
A 1pokHman for the only
aupervilor who bale't voted oa
the lHue, l'..d1Jon Mtller, Hld to-
day that MIU.'1 maln concern
waa with what be eal11 UM
• 'bl•ck marlrilt" ~-
"Tbtn'• • ..cnJtlcaat black
m arbt iot11• OD la moortua
risht no.'!.c.".••ld Cbrfl LoumaJd.11 1111Mr1 a6dt. 0-.. ........, the IDOOI'•
loll, boet OWDlrl ea IU ....
tially tee Cbe ..... pnee ol U.r
v .... 11 ti lbeJ bave lllOGiftaal,
Loam•Mid.
Pr...U1 t a moonia, C• be
tr•n•f•rred 01llJ u IOIDec>M
bu)'I t.be ftlMl IDOOled tMn.
Food Track ,
'2Urbe SoJJ(dJt ,
. .
Tb• Jcwen' quarrel alao l«t
Rick Goddard, lt, ot San
Clemente, wltb mutuple at.ab woundl. Ooddard ... reported
In at•ble condition tod•)' at
South Cout Commumty Medical
Center.
8berlfr1 lnve1U1•ton said
Goddard drove Mt.a Pauhon
away from a Caplltrano Beach
party at about mldnipt after
•be q~led with Spll'es.
OoddaJ'd dnwe the lirl in h1t
van to an iaolated apot on
Pacific Cout H11bway where
Spirea found them ud repor1ed.
ly be&&D stabbtnf them.
lnv•tJ1atora aald Goddard
fled on loot to aeek help
Sberltf"s deputJes were ootlfled
and bee.an a aearcb tor $pare8
and Ml.u Paubon who had ap-
parently left the scene in Spires'
compact pickup truck.
At 4 a .m ., deputies found the
dead pair in the front seat of
Spires' truck parked near his home
Funeral aef'Vicea f <>r both vie· Um1 are aUU peod!nc.
Klan Calls
For Mexican
Deportations
SAN PASQUAL <AP> -Three
Mexican-Americana beetled 41
hooded Klanamen and tbe1r sap.
porten at a rally ur1in1 de-
portation ol "mllllona of Mex-
icans" from the Unit.eel Stat.et.
"It'• Ume to round them up
and th1p them back to Mexico.''
aaid Tom Metz1er, Calltornia
director ot the Krupta of the Ku KJux Klan.
The rally la 1ta1ed annu.aUy at
the San Puqual BatUe Moou.
ment In th• nortbeaat
corner of Sao Dleao. near
Eacondido, marldn1 an lMe bat·
tle ln wblcb 21 U.S. aoldlera died
fiShliq lilexicu troops. At the
time, it wu Mex.lean land. At
the bead of .a march Sunday to
the monument wu a white bone
ridden by • youth who ldeoUfied
blmaell u Wt.mton Burbap, a
1.t-year-old Klan member.
llet,zcer Mid the hooded men,
women and children came from
Rlvenide and Sao Die10 COUD·
tie1 to honor for1otten
AmertcUJ11 but "now it'• llllO
and the problem la here •lain,•·
he Hid.
Met11er 1ald, "You have
mllliom ot Mextcana lnvadiq
your country. The Comm uni.It.a
love them. The capltall1ta Jove
them because they are cheap
labor "
When the Klanamen •booted
"White Power," the three male
beek&en cried "Hell H1Uerl"
5-car Crash
Victim in
Hospital
II CJUM11 ON WAU. OP TIHRAN UNfVUlllTY
... nt, Wrtt99n Upeld9 Down, Cati frot Dedt of DePQMd lh•h ,....,,._.4J
IRAN •••
th• extndlUon or the depoeed
ahab and the return of bil
wealth ''
Today .. u u.a. boet.aaes· 19th day ln capt1vlly.
Mean•blle, Tehran Radlo
aald Ay9'ollab RuboUah Kbo-
melnl, the 1uder of the Iranian
revolution, approved• pnJpOMd
amendment to Iran'• new
lalamlc comtJtuUoa to live the
SWlDl Mollem aect equal con·
slltutlonal 1tandln1 wltJi the
maJortty Sbi1te aecl, the' at.ate
reu,ioo.
It wu an attempt to appease
three ol the nation's rebellioua
ethnic mlnoriUes, tbe Kurda
Balucbu and Turkomana, ~
a r e demandinJC a utonomous
home rule for their are111.
SaadU Tell
Of Buildup
BEIRUT, 1.Abanon <AP>
Saudi Arabia bu told the United
Stam and Britalo that the So
viet Union and Cuba retntorced
their mllllary pre1ence 1n
nel1bbonn& Soutb Yemen U1 re·
cent weeka, Arab diplomatic aourca said today .
They aaJd the Saudis told
W uhlqtoo and Loodon that the
allesecf commun1at build up
miaht prompl them to put tbttr
armed forces on alert aooo.
Tbe 90W'cea 18ld the Saudis In·
formed the American and
Brit.lab eovernmenta that bun·
dred1 of Cuban troopa and
dozena of SoVlet 1enera1a and
expert.a have bttn a1rlift.-d to
the South Yemen capital of Aden
11nce the Kremun's military lll·
tervent.loo ln Alghant.btan
Politicians Watch
/OUX,t Caucm J7 ote
DES MOINES, Iowa CAP> -
lo Uvin& room., church baM-
ment.a and scboolbouau, Iowa
Republican• and Democrat•
meet today to declare their P"!'S·
1dential preferences ln pnmary
campalens marked by tbarp
swanp ltl pubhc opinJoo polls
The parties' precinct
<'aucusea, most of wh1<'h start at
6 p m PST. are tbe first official
teau of the presldent..aaJ cam-
pa11n and a majority or t.be 10
Republicans and three
Oemocrau seelung nominat.aon
campaigned bard lo the state
But not President Carter, who
said the Iranian crisis requi~
him to remain In Waahlnit.on.
Instead, he sent Vice President
Walter ft' Mondale. membera of
the Cabinet, bi1 wife Rolal1M,
their cblJd.ren aod bis mother.
And on Sunday, Carter dem·
onstrated again the ability of a
president to capture attention
when he appeared on NBC'a
"Meet the Presa " He ur1ed a
boycott of the summer Olymp6C9
lo Moscow aod defended the
policies punued durtn, bu three
years ln the White Houae/
Ca!Ur't chief rival for the
Democratic nomination, Sen
Edward M. Kennedy, wu also
oa naUonwide U'!levl1100 Sunday.
O• ABC 0 1 ,.fuue• and
An.awera," he said be would ~up
port an Olympic~ bo>rott, but
called that proposdl llDd ~ ad-
m1011tration's partial embargo
or eraan sale11 to the Sov1t'l:.
"symbols" and addt'd, · I don t
thank 1vmbob are a subst.Jtutf'
for an effect.avt> fol"t'1Jn pollc> "
Kennedy s aid Cartt-r msw.t n·
ce 1 ve at least 50 l>t' rren t ot thf'
TED EDGES CARTER
IN STRAW POU.-A5
<'aut·us vote& to chum v1<'t.ory
a d1ffacuJt goal 1n a 'l tate thut
traditionally elect.a mAtny un
com milted dele1ates.
KeMedy found h1mael1 in ~
role of an underdog, a dramatJc
reversal from the days before he
became a candJdate and before
the takeover of the U.S. Em-
bassy 1n Iran, wbeo the aen.aloC"
led Carter two-to one ui mot.t pol la
A poU conducted Jan 6-9 by
the Dee Mot.oes Re111ter 1ave
Carter S7 percent popular tup-
port to Kennedy's ~ percent.
Juat a month before. each man
bad drawn a 40 percent raUni.
Reurd.Jeu or the outcome In
Iowa, aaad Kennedy, be'1 "in
the race "for the durauoo."
p..._p_AJ
CARTER •••
ecooomlata think It wtU drop to
Just unde-r 10 percent by the end
of 1980
Cart.er aaid bis bud1et. for the
fiscal year be11nnin1 Oct 1 wiU
ront.anue bia policy of speod)q
re5tralnt and re1ult 10 the
1 ma Ust budpt deficit tn aeveo
ye an
On roreip affaln, Carter aaJd
one hnmediaU'! and preum, ob-
JttU vela to -.ecure the releue 0(
the American RMMtq .. ln Iran,
indlcet.lq once UU.. la done the
United Stat.es would move to re-
new Uea to the lraniu aovem· ment.
He &a.kt the Iranians tbould re-
ahu that ''the threat to tbem
come. not from Amencan poUcy
but from Sovtet actiooa 1n the re·
g1on ''
c arter's wntten message as
th1· rant of four documents he
will submit to Congress delalhng
h111 aoaJA for l9llt0 He makes tui.
SlAtt' of the Umon address to
Con1reu on Wednesday ~t, pr~ hla fiacaJ 1981 et
next Monday and wtU mate
annual economic report
aomewne next wee&.
* * * l'remr~A•
ARA.BS .••
murp
But ll'K• nc•ct·-.i.ity for umficit
t ion and roordinat1on bet-a me
Jpparc>flt la~t month when the
So"1t'I l'nmn i.ent u~ many lilh
100 000 troops inttJ Afgbaimt.an
to rru.<m the rebellJon and sup
port lht> coup that eliminated
Prcs1dt>nt llaf1zullah Amin and
rl'p lacl'd him with Babrak
Karmal, a more pliable Ruaaian
proxy
Pf'ntagon sources In
W ash1ngton said the f1ght1ng
since the Soviet lntervenlloo bu
been fiercest In the norlheut
part of Afghanistan. bordenn1
the Soviet Uruon, Pakistan and
C hina The sources 1n
Washin1ton u1d the Soviets
may need S,000 re10forcements
there to make up for Afghan
army defed.iooa to the rebels.
Mort' Soviet troo~ were landed
a t Kabul airport over the
weekend , accordln1 to
American reporters expelled by
the new 1ovenunent.
•
\
0 WE THINK ITS VERY significant that the
Carter-Mondale campaign made s uch a great
comeback," said Lees Francis, national staff
director of the Carter campaign
"1be people who come lo conventions are ac
tiviats. They're the kind or people who ought to be m Kennedy's back pocket. And yet we fell short by
only 39 votes," said state Assemblyman Michael
Root, Carter's California campaign chairman.
Brown's chief spokesman. ch1er or staff Gray
Davi., who earlier had said the straw vote was
meaningleu, also saw encouragement m Brown's
14 pereent showing.
'...-uE GOVERNOR DID better than either of
bia rl•ab anticipated. We made only a very
modest effort. Dick O'Nelll said at the start of the
convention we'd be lucky to eet 10 percent. We im-
proved on that quite a blt and we're pleased."
Daria said.
'!be It.raw vote results conflicted with resulta
reported Saturday or a mail poll or about t,000 con-
tributon lo the Callfornla Democratic Party.
Cart.er won the mail ballol with 57 percent to 36
percent fOf' Kennedy and 7 pettent for Brown.
CalUomia'• 306 national convenUoo deleeatea
wtll be selected lo a June 3 primary, and O'Neill
said be or1aniled the straw vote only lo "liven up" an otherwise routine party platform convention.
Although none of the three presidential can
• didates appeared in person, O'Neill did Laven up
the convention. It attracted more than a dozen top
political celebnties representing the three can·
didatu and a delegate turnout about double
normal for the convention
APPEARING FOa CARTER, who was op
poted by femirual leaders for not domg enough to
enact the Equal Rights Ameqdment. Health and
Welfare Secretary Patrtcla Harris declared that
the Carter AdminiBtration "has been the best in
history in its record of appointments of women,
blacks, Hlapanica and other minontles."
Among a balf-doien standlna representing
Kennedy, economist John Kenneth Galbraith con-
demned Carter for allowlng inflation to eet out of
control and then attempting to create a recession
lo cure the inflation.
"It is the flnal irony that, for a year, having
tried to produce a rece.saioo, they haven't even
acbleved that," Galbraith aaid
Brown -expectlns a Jut place finish -made
1ubltantially leu effort w wm straw vote support.
And his chief spokesman, his father, former Gov.
Edmund G "Pat" Brown, took a more li&bl·
hearted approach.
Salea~ Effort
Three men work to secure g~ tank left afloat when flood inundat-
ed Holland Tract 1n Martinez after break in levee allowed San
Joaquin River to cover vast area. The Pheuant Club ln back·
ground ls surrounded by water more than 10 feet deep.
3,500 Cheer Wedding
Of Mayor Feinstein
SAN Jt'RANCISCO
<AP> The champagne
flowed freely. the or-
chestra played · · Peo
pie'· a crowd of at least
3,500 cheered when
Mayor Dianne Jt'einstein
and her new husband
Richard Blum cut their
seven tiered , rose
covered wedding cake.
The couple was mar-
r 1 ed Sunday 1n the
mayor 's flower
bedeck<"<i City Hall of·
f1ce Following the
private Jcw1 i.h
ceremony performed by
Rabbi Martin Werner
and cantor Martin
Feldman. the dome
shaped City Hall rotun
da was opened to about
1,000 invited guests and
later to the publ..ac
THE BUOYANT
mayor. wearing a jade-
colored, knee-length silk
designer dress. had in-
vited the whole city to
nibble hors d'oeuvrea
and sip free champagne
to celebrate her mar·
riaee lo Blum. a wealthy
San Francisco busi
nessman.
Some people clicked
cameras. asked for
autographs and handed
the mayor cards and
gifts while others threw
spec 1ally·packaged
R1cearom '"The San
Francisco Treat" on
the couple
ONE WOMAN walked
through the rotunda
with a loose tree branch
used in a floral display.
·'I'm goang to presa the
leaves for souvenirs."
she said matter-of ·
factly.
'·Just thtnk what 1t
would have been hke
without the Super
Bowl," said Charlotte
Maylliard. a friend of
the couple, notmg the
wedding was scheduled
at the same time as the
popular football game.
f lavored cake while
pink, heart·ahaped con·
fetti descended from the
celhng on the del..aghted
crowd
Violinists and harpists
on the balcony played
"Love Is a Many Splen-
dored Thing" for the
bride and "You Light
Up My Life" for the
groom
The couple climbed
stairs to the balcony
where the mayor threw
the trad.Jllonal bouquet
and the garter as the
people cheered approv
ingly
THE GROOM PAID
for the elaborate recep·
lion. which also tncluded
elegant floral displays
and 160 cases of
California champagnes
and wines
"I'm muc h more
nervous than I thought
I'd be." the 46-year-old
mayor said moments
after the brief. 15-
minute ceremony at·
tended by about 20 fami·
ly members and friends.
"I don't feel like a
mayor. I feel like a
woman who's just been
marned . . . I'm 411ery
happy.''
The tall, dark·ha1red
Blum. dressed con-
servatively in a dark. pinstriped suit, ap-
pearf'd to take tus status
more calmly, saying,
"You expect a few in
laws and extended
famil..aes at weddings. In
this case, the extended
family is all of San
F r a n c i !PC o. I ' m de -
Ugbted"
GUF.8TS INCLUDED
singer Joan Ba~. state
Supreme Court Chief
J~llce Rose Bird and
Gina Moscone, wife of
the late mayor. George
Moscone
riaie Her first ended In
divorce. and her second
husband . surgeon
Bertram Feinstein, died
or cancer an 1978
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Truth Too Dangerous
The "kill the messenger" syndrome still flourhbes in
Iran and Af gbanistan but, these beinl more civilized
days, the offended vlctima of bad news are settling for ex-
ile rather than beheading of the messengers -in this
case American journalists.
Our journalists were welcome enough in Iran when
they turned their television cameras on shouting mobs
outside the American embassy where our hostages were
held.
Apparently the misguided leaders of that land had
persuaded themselves that a first-hand view of their "re-
volution" would inspire the American people to rise up in
their defense.
It didn't work of course.
But the real problem arose when the journalists, ap.
prised of ant1-Khomemi upnsings in the north, turned
their cameras and microphones in that direction.
When l'rude censorship of television broadcasLc; of the
countc•r-r<'volut10n was meffect1ve, the journalists were
summ<Jnly ordered out of the country
S1m1larlv. m Afgharustan, there was no move to im-
pede reports and filming of the arrival of Soviet troops to
"help" that small nation But when reporters revealed 1t
was the Sovlets who had ordered the execution of the
leader they supposedly had come to help, and went on to
report Soviet losses in fighting with the tough rebels in
the mountams, the Americans once more were ordered
out.
Of course. with a totally controlled press in both
these countries and in the Soviet Union, the people of
lhese lands can simply be fed the lie that the journalists
were really spies and agitators in d.is1ulse. They'll never
, know the dilference.
There are those in this country who seem to feel the
press sometimes goes too far in unveiling the flaws in our
own government and the warts on our leaders.
True. the press sometimes is shrill. But 1s enforced
~ilence the better altc·rnatJve? Apparently the Soviets and
the lramans behevl' so Sudden doses of truth can be very
upsl'thng to a subJuf,!ated people, and very dangerous to
totalttan:m govt"mm<.•nt.
Susie in Color? ..
It soon became apparent that the new Susan B. An·
thony dollar was one of the government's more un-
fortunate bloopers.
The coin is so much like a quarter no one wants to
have anything to do with it.
But the fact is the U.S. Mint figured it could save
about $.50 million a year by not having to print so many $1
bills, which have a tif espan of only about 18 months.
The Anthony dollar, by comparison, should be good
for some 15 years
One alternative would be to add plastic fiber to the
dollar bill to make it last longer, but that's expensive too.
Now the Mint has come up with what may be the
a»swer -change the color of the Anthony dollar from
silver to bronze or brass by adding a new alloy, w make
it more distinctive.
Theory is that very few people mistake peonies for
dimes, despite the similar size. It's the color that does the
trick
Well, maybe it's worth a test. But the slze confusion
will persist. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Piiot.
Other views expressed on thl• page are thoae of their authors and
artists Reader comment is invited Addreu The Daily Pilot, P O
8ox 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321.
Boyd I Panama
BJL•.BOYD
Q. How do you account for
the fact that the sea level oa
tbe Pacific aide of the
Panama Canal 1.1 about two
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
'
reet bl&ber than tbe sea level
OG the Caribbean aide? You'd
t.bink they would eventually
even out.
A. lt.'1 tM aalt content. The
Pactnc side ta ._. 1alty, so
lighter.
Q. Who wu the so-called
·•fat.her of cal!!;U•m"?
A. Adam th. He Deft!'
used tbe word c.apt&alJtm, ID·
eldeotally. Karl lien colDed lt.
Q. Do aDta baft .,.1
A. Some do, aome doa't.
If )'OU .... retldlllt ol
either 'erM7 or 0utl'D.U1 hlaad off tbe eout of
France, '°" ~ =~ would ftlfer .to tbe °'
KAiiand • tbe DucbeM ol Zfi ..... ll--11'
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U.S. Technology
was pro,
vlded -can
be lald at the
door of
Rtchard tiix
on aod Henry
Ki11inger. lbe
Carter administration cannol
escapts a aood share of the
blame When a mtddle-ecbeloo
Commerce Department official
blew the wbiaUe last year oo the
Soviet's misuse o f U.S.
technology. bis warnings were
dUreaarded by bis supenors and
be waa denounced as a
troublemaker
THE PRESIDENT tac1Uy ad
milted that U S. technical aid 1s
import.ant to the Sov1et.s when ht•
announced tbt.t shipments of
sophisticated industrial eqwp
ment would be suspended as a
result of the aggresston in
Afghanutan. He declined,
however, to go into specifics,
which would have made clear
how he and his predecessors
were d~°"' the Ruaaiana in a single-U S. punuit <i de-
tente.
From confidential document..
and mowledgeable sources who
talked to my reporters Dale Van
Atta and Marie Zusman, I can
now provide details of the way
Carter's policymakers were led
down the primrose path by the
Kremlln's palace elite.
Back in the early 1970s when
Secretary of Slate Kissmger was
seeking glory as the architect of
detent.e, tbe export of advanced
mdustrlal mactu.oery, mclud.Ulg
IBM computers, for lbe Soviets'
Earl Waters
gigantic Kama River truck fac.
tory was approved at the hi&hest
levels At the t1me. some of
f1c1als, mcludtng then Seer~
of Defense Melvin Laird. voiced
concern that the Russians might
u.se the central Asian truck plant
the biggest in the world -to
produce nulJtary equipment.
K~NGEll brushed the rrus ·
g1 vings aside A conf1dent1al
Commerce Department
memorandum st.ates that m L971
K1ss1nger "ordered the
Secretary of Commerce to &rant
three pendllle applicatlon.s" for
construction of the Sov1et plant.
Another secret memo set tbe
final value or u s licensed
equipment and technology at
$1.5 billion. A ma1or U S news
magazine descnOOd the Kama
River plant as "a living symbol
of how detente can work ·
Others -notably our Western
European alh~ were not so
sure On Marrh 20, 1975, Kiss
inger cabled U ~ ,0Htc1als 10
Pans on the bt.~t way to allay
such doubts. "Kama trucks are
not tactical military vehJcles
with cl"06S-country capub1ut> "
the secret cable !aid 'Some
Soviet Deceit
may ultimately be ouUitled wtth
froDt-wbeel dnve for muddy or
icy envtronmen\a. However,
trucks wiU not be eqwpped for
deepforwardulg or have other
features typical o r mtlitary
modeb"
Kissinger's cable concluded
thal .. ~ t.ee little hkelJhood of
diversion" to military uses The
American ort1c1als were an
st ruct.ed to be IJ tt le any odious
companson between the Kama
plant and a Czechoslovaluan
truck plant that produced
m1lllary veh1clu -and for
whtch a U S. l.Jcense wu reJttl·
ed 1D uno
DESPITE K1ss101er'a un·
characten.stlc conf1dence 10 t.be
Sov1eu' good faith, Commer~
Department omc1als were alert-
ed by mtelligence off1cia.la la.st
yea r to the fact that the
Russtans were produc1na 100,000
more t•ngines than trucks at
Kama H1ver, and were warned
that the t>ngin~ 'undoubledl>
were to be used 1n m1htary
trucks."
When Uus senous breach of
the 1nt1:11t of the L' S Liceiwng
program was poUJted out by a
Commerce Department analyst,
Larry Brady, bia boss, Stanlf!y
M arcuaa, and then-Secretary
Juamta Kreps gave Coneress an
astonishing explanation:
TecbrucaUy, the Rwsslana hadn't
violated the licensing agree-
mMit, ~ause they had never
signed the stand<1rd promise
that the U .S ·s upplied
technology would not be used for
mrhtary purposes That part or
the l1rf'nse appl1cat1on had
mystenou.sly been left blank.
FOR CALLING attention to
the senous weaknesses Ul the
technolog1cal export program,
Brady was demoted, oslrac1zed
and threatened with firing.
Brady·s superiors have also
circulated secret internal
mem~ mtendcd to discredit his
whiBUeblowmg
B~ause Nixon and Carter or
flclals naively daricounted the
poss1b1l&ty or Soviet skuldug-
~err, the Russian!> were able to
invade Afghan1slan an
American engineered trucks.
Detente L'> dead, but the Afghan
people WIU be haunted by it:.
ghost for years to come.
Boat Owners Slip Away From Tax Burden
Those who enjoy vialtin1 tbe
mannas around the state on a
Sunday outing lo vtew the array
of wealth represented by the
thousands of boats moored
witbm them. may also wonder <tl
times how M>
many people
can afford
them Cer
tainly such
tbougbts
must pass
through the
mlnd1 of
some aa \bey
eue at the
maeolflcent
luxury yachts which cost weU in·
lo the hundreds of thousands
Now il comes out that maybe
some who own these expensive
boats really can't afford them.
For the State Board of Equaliza-
tion, which enforces the tax
laws. reports that many of the
boat owners are evading
personal property and sales
tax ea.
Charles McCabe
The boats are supposed to be
assessed by the county assessors
each year But the assessment
date falls OD March J and. re-
portedly, many boat owners
avoid th!' hooks of the assessors
b) suddl'llly fmding an urgtmt
need to put to sea, thus escaping
the property tax.
ANYWAY, ll would seem wtth
more tbaD 550,000 reg-
l1lered ln California the as.
sessor has an Impossible job to
identify and appraise each boat.
Actually. u lt work.I out, It Al>'
parently i.sn't as big a Job u the
numbers would indicate, since
most of those registered are
small craft, not even moored 111
marinas. but transported lo the
waler when the mood for a
"cruise" stnke.1 the owners
Of the total number, however.
a substantial percentage are
larger craft, where a.ssessoienls
become more than mlmmal
Some ot the foxier large boat
owners attempt to escape
Callfornia tax.ea mtirelJ by res·
tstenng thet.r boat.a l.n Oreaoo.
a state that bu no personal
propert}' tax on boats or sale
tax
THU~ A BOAT. even tbouR}l
purchased an California, can
t'Vade both taxes by ~g1stenog
the boat at lime of acqws1llon
with ao out of st.ate address ~IJCh
u Oregon
But California tax authontie:s
have caught on to the game and
JOtned with Oreion ofhc1ala to
hunt down tbe lax Jumpers Al·
leo Swenson. Cooa County lax
asseuor. reports tbal many
boat.a liVlDI their home port a.s
Coos Bay bave never ~ there
but are actually based an
W asbmgton and Calllorma and
even To.aa and Florida.
Searches by California or-
f1c1als ft.od many of these boats
snugly harbored at Newport
Beach, San Dleeo, Santa
Barbara and m San FraDd.ICO
Bay marinas. While they
-
estimate lbe total or such boats
to be u tugh as 600. tt might be
double that for all they know.
CALIFORNIA LAW prov1des
that bod~ purcha.St'd hen• for
use here are subJttl to the 6 per-
cent sales tax ft also prov1d~
that any boat in California
waten for more than 30 days lS
s ubJect to the property tax
In the case of a yacht cosllDg
$400,000 the sales tax would
amount to ~.000 and the annual
property tax would probably be
around SU.000 Last year the
state dlscovered 100 boat.I im-
properly re&ist.ered. The boats
averased m.ooo in value TbJ.s
~presents tax evasions totalling
S:S00.000 an sales tax alone. plus
property taxes which would total
even mott.
For those wbo get caught 1t
means a 10 perceol penalty. plus
tnterest on tbe sales tax. plus the property taxes If fraud 1s
pn>ved, the penalty la 25 per-
ttat.
Windsor Story Takes Glamor Out of Roniance
If you want a jolly good ~ad. l
recommend Wlreaervedly TM
Wind.tor StMJI by J . Bryan m
and Cbarlel J. V. Murphy (Mor-
row, tl38 pages, $17.50).
Thia 1.a a mean·aplrit.ed and
allahtly caddiah book; but ao are
all those
1011lp col-~ umna we bate
and read. Joe I • Jr Bryan wu a
friend of the
Wlnd1or1,
and the book ta apparently
mostly bia
work. There
are llberal = from two earlier trlmd1J about tbe Wlndlon, wrt~
i.a by llurpby for the Luce
pablicatlom.
There ta QO doubt ol tbe boak'a •utbclrtt1·· TblN la Dow •
IDUCb about tbe WlDdlon a
Oeor1• IV ·knew about Mn.
l'ltsmaurtee. Jt aboaDda wltb Hi.
Ue lldppeU ol into. (WlmtGD
Cbarddll yrot.a tbe K.ln•'• '"!hi woman I lo"9'' IJ)MCb, aod bl
toGJdn-t II.aft plcbd • blUer ·~>
tedious couple called ·'The •Ab-
ject' JGne." More than a couple
of people took offense, 1.ncludini
one very eloquent and literate
lady. Peopfe s\111 wiab to
believe in the romance of the
century, aa Ibey wish to believe
that Jack Kennedy bad
aomethina to do wtth Camelot.
The couple was anytbiq but
the romance of the century, u
the book make1 amply clear.
Windlor was m.clly 1n kwe wtth
bl• wife, and never 1topped
worabi&Jl>tnl her. She wu not ao
conatabt. 'Iba marriaa•. aceord-
tn1 to tbl au&~t nearly ...,t
buat when the uucnea fell for a
rampaat queen named Jim.my
Donabm.
JlmlQ1 wu a WoolWOl'tb Wt,
and ma ammtni fellow. Ra was
lmon ll'GUDd New Yort • lln. S~Uman beMUll be and Id.I
cDodW 1111111 tbe a.r4lnaJ ol t!aat
name • ..... ..,.., TbUl'lda7 ~man or I•; llmmy cmc.
taroed p 1& one of tbH• IOU.. dr.,, aecordlq to
tbe
•
piteously, ''Darline. are you go.
Ina to seod me lo bed in tears
•&•in t.ool&bt!"
Not a pretty flor)', nor WU the
Uf e of the Wlndlon. ll WU not a
love aior,., but a textbook udo-
m uocblstlc relationahlp.
Madame, wbo LI 1t1ll wtth w ,
wu touJb H a wran1ler'1
beblDd. 1be Prtnce-K.lna-Duke
couldn't ft.ad b1a way to t.6e john
.. ~ ftrm ,wdaDce. They fit
HCb CJl.ber lib Box and Cox.
Brya Md llarpby are clearly
OD the Dulr.e'I llde. They ...-veal
an u1lf, awful, a trident
American bttcb wbo actually
beUned sbe could beeome
Queen. not on.lJ f01' • day. but
fore•er. Sbe ne .. r did UD·
derstad that the Cburc:b of ......... bomld to ft.nd two
divorce• a blt ue .. l• • mooard:l'• wife.
IRS NfiU aDdentood tbe
pain ..... tba QI.ea
Qootee
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who la atUI wtth \om 1be Wlndaor
affair, quite literally, broke ber
heart. She did not with to
become queen, and this la no
malarkey. But much more, abe
did not wtab the Duke '1 brotber
to become Kini-Sbe WU rllbt-
Thelr lite u rulers waa a eoo-
tinUOUI bell.
The Ducbes• never forsa.e
tM K1DC for not puWnc lo tbe flx
tht would mate her Queen. Re
remalned a f ailunt to the end in
her eyes. WindlOr toot lt all,
beca\118 ID b1a heart that'• the
way be wanted to be.
TBE ocamss ls near det,tb
tbue da11. aceordin• to reporta. She 11 almost wholly la tbe
buda "' • l"reDcb lad7 i..,.., wbo ...... toap.r t.be ..
wu. ODI . tt1 tba r::a: ti tba :--:-&."Piwen=
them -DO W. ud a Pll>-per oorQ rent on a Perla ::.~=:.~,~
Wicked Wltcll wln ltaYe ~· )lftll IO ~. 1o•ernm••'· whleti we•ld ... ......,~ ...
Sa1IAIM. Aaoa1 U. • are
Q•H• AJesaa4ra11 l•wel1, "" ••• »•k• •lrtaan, •mill*ldlDW'•,
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Uqp~Wor~
In Business
BJIULTON~
IDDOY bM often blea tDclllit a Ull ~Corr= ID b111mw. c.ocn. up wtua ..,,-DfOdudl ~JOU• pMedb CCID!oad compettton ad" a tbt .,,.,. Bm
tbere•1 a DIW rule: be a eoofcal J
A Cli=compuy. · 11e1eae Cwtll IDduaUtel. baf been em that atntea to~ effect. lta Suave~
care Jll'O(hacta ve tripled theb' ..... llDee m• liu!Pl1 bi
wlllD1 comumen that they do wll.M tbe bil·name Drandf
do -at a lower price.
Money
Tree
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Helene CW11I looU at wbat otber com·
panle. are aeWna aod.
t.ben moves ln with a
almilar product that
coetaleas.
l ' NOW AHOnma OOMPANY teema to have bopped°'
t.bia baodwaeon. Steven W. t.apam. wbo la director of
new producta for tbe Lehn • PtJJk diYlaion of SterUnt
Drug, baa put forth the t.beotJ: "replicate -dolJ't m.
oovat.e."
Lapham, in a presentation be made recently {lt a
marketing coolerence. arped that It's silly to apend a lot
of time developing new products wbeo you can juat copy
ones that a.re already out there.
He pointed out that lt'• not always true that the victory
goes to tbe oae flrlt lD the market. Jell-0 pudding, foe ex·
ample, came six years after My·T·Flne. Country Tim•
lemnaade followed Wyler•a. Revlon's Flex shampoo Waf
introduced after Wella Balaam.
YOO 00 BA VE to be careful, t.bou&h. Lapham advised
bis coUeapes to conduct reaean:b oo a product already u:a
the market. just to be awe that it enjoys cooaumer accep-
tance befOl'e launching yow-own version. Abo, you sbou.ld
confirm that the market la big eoougb to support t~
brands. And once you have dooe that, "be first to ht
second." ID abort, doa't let anyone else copy before you do.
Lapham described bow bis own company has put t.biS
copycatting to work. They beard bow a competitor,
Airwick, bad come up wtth a new product called Carpet
Fresh ... Quite frankly." said Lapham. "we found it pretty
bard to believe that Carpet Fresh had any potential at all.
Alter all, what bousewi!e in ber right mind would sprinkle
a white pOWder Ollt.o her carpeting before vacuuming? Who
dirties their carpet fint ~ • ·
Well, Carpet Fresh turned out to be a winner in the
marketplace -and so in late 1.978 Lehn le Fink decided to
enter the market.. lo six mouths it had a competing pro-
duct in nationaJ distributioo. Its name Love My Carpet.
You can move quickly when you're copying someone else's
product.
LAPllAll CONCLUDED by at.ating that ooe of tht
"greatest myths" of oew product development is that the
only way to do it i.s by lllDOVatioo. Don't for1et duplication.
So if you want to break into the consumer
marketplace. don't worry about setting up a laboratory to
diacover new products. Just took around and see wbic~
ones you migbt be able to copy successfully. You mig~
want to start by k>oklng at the product. lineup of J.apbam·s
company, Sterling Drug:
Bayer aspirin, Midol, Flelcber's Castoria (I wouldo'l
bother with this one), Diapareoe, Phillips' Milk ot
Maana&a. Bale7'1 M-0 luatift, Car'Oid and Bile Salts IU.
ati ve, Nec>SJQepluine, L)'SoOI dlainfectaota, Beacon wu.
Giveocby perfames and d-Oon rat klllen. :
Surety 9IOIJleooe can f'lnd aome«hln& there to copy.
Sala Rep App9fatftl
Jim Ken bas beeo appointed sales representative for
the industrial division of A.atnrtu-Butle. The firm, localed
at 2111 Business Center Onve. lrvine. is a multi-offi~ or·
ganu.atioo specialiung in the sale, leasing and manage-
ment of industrial. commercial and investment properties.
Job D. Wyatt. directot' of marketing for ModntioHI
Deslp • •U'bUae. lac., lrvme. bas been appointed te
the board of direct.ors of the sales· and marketing council al
the Building Industry Assoc1alJOD of Southern California
Daftl Obmaa bas joi..oed CnnreU McKay Adftt'ti9.
ID&/Pllblk Reta~ Irvine. as art d.Jre<-tor. Ohman lives
ln Laguna Niguel.
Wal&el-F. Barte, who formerly served as president of
Mco--&1 Doaglas Corp. astronautics company division.
Huolin8ton Beach. bas been named exeeutive vice presi--
dedt cl the firm ·s aircraft company division in Lone
Beach.
DeaJa-n Wicker bas leased a 4,608-square-fOQf
warehouse in the lntae ~ Coaplex at 1805 S.
Dyer Road, Santa Ana. Tbe firm will use tbe warehouse
for wicker and rattan furniture.
•ft'ftlmes Sft 11.ftwnl
F!eaedal FederaU.. Ille., Loli Angeles-based bold.iaJ
company for 11 California aavin1a and loan usociaUooa.
includina an office in Irvine, reported record revenues amt
tbe second bipeat eami.np in tbe company's history fOr
the year 19'19. •
Audited net earnlnp for tbe year ended Dec. 31 wede
S22.2D.000 or $5.34 per share, down 14 percent from the 19lB
record earn1np of $25,848,000 or SS.at per share. ReveaU4S
lncreued 18 percent to szao.-.ooo from $187,403,000 Ule
previom year. !
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FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO
"Oh oh-I broke my sock.''
DENNIS THE MENACE
JUDGE PARKER
TUMBLEWEEOS
I KNOW 'ft)(J. 'tt>U'RE 1DTSA UJCK/
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YOU LIKe TO
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by Knin F...-
by Lynn Johitstan
by George Lemant
8LJI IHl!!RES weRe VE!RY
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IN ~IAL..Y.'
by Gus Arriola
YE9,1 LOVI!
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PIECES
TOGETHER
by Harokl lA Doux
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