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Home My WebLink About1980-01-31 - Orange Coast PilotI i I , BJB 00 I Ruled South Coast Valid Evldenee Beaehes Closed I DAILY PILOT * * * 15c * * * THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 31, 1980 VOL 7J, NO JI, J HCTIOWI, t4 PAOeS Flood Gazers I AP..,__ Law enforcement officers and wol'.kmen peer out over the San Luis River in Oceanside after heavy rains washed out the Douglas Drive bridge. Dozen Dead Feared In Baja Flood, Mud juana Red Cross official aaid. Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo arrived Wednesday to auney the Oood dama1e. There (See FLOODING, Pa1e AZ> Judge OKs Sex Film Use By Raw Sewage Envoys Back Hostages to Return? • Ill U.S.; Wncern Shown for Captures Good Neighbors WASHINGTON (AP> -With six American diplomats back Ul the United States after a high· risk escape from Iran, the Carter administration continued to work on a series of initiatives to win freedom for SO other Americans still held captive in Tehru. The Immediate administration concern wu that the Americans left beb1nd mleht be the tarset of hanb treatment by Iranian auUaortt:iel in retaliation for tbe Can.adian-aoamored amaaHn1 effort. At the same lime, there were II.IDS um the admlniauation's three-month quest foe the safe releue ol the 50 tao.taa• may be A~~ the Iranian 11tuatlon Wednesday by Secretary of State Cyrua R. JOURNALISTS KEPT FUOmVES' SECRET--M Vance, Seo. Frank Church, 0. Idaho, told reporters, "There is some ground for hope we can find a way to secure the release of the bostaees.' · Hours earlier, State Depart- ment spokesman Hodding Carter declined to rule out the pouibHity that the hostages might be released to a third par- ty. aucb u the Red Cross, if agreemeot can be reached on the openina of a U.N. tribunal oo the retin of the former Shah of lrao Other officlala, who asked not to be identified, said the ad- ministration is wortio1 on a number ol initiattves to eDd the bosU,e crilia, in its 89tb day. However, Iranian dele&ates at the meettn1 of lalamic foreign mlnilten in Patlltan bad a.aid Tuesday that Iran was •= by its demand that the d shah be returned as its price for the releue ol the hostages. lhanwblle, at Dover Air Force Bae in Delaware, rel- atives ptbered to areet tbe aix diplomata on their arrival from Frankfurt, West Germany. abortq after niehtfall Wednes-da~, Tbe dipiomatl were to remain Hduded at the bue todaJ and tben 4J' to W~ for a nen ecmfennee Frfctay after-nooo. 8tDce Mt escape from Iran over tbit we ekeod, tbe diPlomata bave been meetlq with l1.S. of. liclala, dl1cu11in1 ju1t bow much they abou1d aay publldy a~ their aperlence. ~ ''Tlaere are eztraordlaartly 1tn1K!Ye matters lnvolftd," 1polrt1man Carter told re· polUTI. Tb• dlplomat1 bad been lbett.nd for neb at a.be Cana· dlu Em...,, and made tblU' escape wltb tbe belp ot c~aaaillla <8eemAN.PapAI> Nuke Report Aaked u-....... A 14 by .CS.foot billboard located at the base their help in the escape of six Americans of the Ambassador Bridle in Detroit car· from Iran. The billboard faces Canada and _ri_· e_s_a_mes __ •_aa_e_th_a_n_kin_J(_tb_e_c_ana __ di_ans __ i_or __ t_r_a_:ffi..:..ac:_en=te.:.:nn:.=· g the United States. Raw Sewage Closes Two Coast Beaches About' thl'M mu.. of Dana Point Qd San Clemente beaebes rema!Ded claeed todaJ beeau.e of more Ulan aln• million I lallouolraw Mwqe dumped on Lbelbor91!DceTUMc:tay. 0ruae CquntY health otndaJa u14 abOut nllM mlllloil 1ancm of ...... .,. re1eaied d~ fn)m tM flooded South East Jt•llonal RfflamaUoa Aa ney plqt. tn Dana~ • Co~ bn.lth olllelal Boll 8tOtM toc.t.1 the .. ,, ... tin cOold CGalbsllll ror ...... ftvt wetb ... &M IUaA treat-:..~ ll~&ober9- 'I'll• SURA plant wu f1ooded dvr1lll :nm ·· earlier wa ..-. ........... from Mtt CnM IOuth to Ila "*""-&• clb' bu near lb• •ateratcUon of Coaat HllbW•J' and Camino CapUtriDo haft been fouled by • tlle PollaUon, bealtb offlclala Wd. lhanwbUe. San Clemente SUte 8adl worbn are map- ptn1 up a one-mile atntcb of tbelr beaeb fouled bJ u,ooo 1••• ot raw MWqe 4'11rDP!ld ~ bJ. broUD MWerllne. Tbi..,... ~near A¥talda Calafta bunt WtMm beavr OYUJolided It aDd eauHCI Hrtoua ( ... IBWAOS, Al),, Coast INSIDIE TODAY TM IDOl'd'a rool.t flO GI /ar back cu GN!ft and Latift. lu u ao '1• •• •zploi••d ha Port~·· Dictionorv of Slang o.t Utteottonttonal EraglW.. TM JJ72 ~ aupplftnnt of tlw Ozford BragUala Dtcflottarv mo1"• d11• t1ot1 o/ U . But ltlortlf10"W'W Ward tao. ft/· /nH fttl1d mUUo. nabar· """"""" ~ o/ U - OM /or fOClt catoloow dtJ. tf"IW«l .,. Pii'1I :Alf. ••• x , f I • e Heavy Snow, lee, Freese Belt East Fair Skies, "iann Days For County There'• clear weatber and fair aallln1 lo vaew throu1b the weekend, the National Weether Service aald today, althouab Oran1e CowatJ unexpectedly caulbt a coraer of a 1torm tbat bit San Dleao overnla.bt. The forecast cafla for fair weather with 10me cloudineaa but mostly aumhlne. with t.em· peratures remalnin1 in the low 70a during the day and the mid·* a nitbt. Many Orange Coast residents were aurprlaed to ftnd aidewalk.a and can wet th.ii mom1n1 Hun· linCtoa Beach weather watcher J . Sherman Dmny was one or them. ··1 went to bed and there wuo't a cloud in llpt," be aaid. His 8 a.m. readln& showed the . 27 of an lncb bad fallen over- night. Denny said. The Hunt· inctoo Beach total la now 9.16 inches a1Dce the aeuon bqan July 1. oeck·and·oeck with last year'• 9.12 total al this time. The dty'• avera1e rainfall by the end or January la about ellbt inches, Denny aaid. The <>ranee County Flood Con· trol Diltrict reported tbat .45 or an Inch fell ovemlaht lo Santa Ana. f« a aeuon total of 9.32 inches. Lat year at th1a time, 10.17 incbea bad fallen. The ..seaaon averaee for Santa Ana Ls 6.8 lncbea. In Costa Mesa, .22 of an inch waa measured overn11ht, for a seuon total of 8.<M inches, com· pared to 8.83 inches last year at t.bia time. Leaser amounts of rainfall were recorded overnlcbt in other On:nae Cout areu -.14 of an lncb in Newport Beach and only .05 or an lncb In Lacuna Nleuel. Major Dismissed FORT BRAGG, N C. (AP) - Army Maj. Richard Pearce, who pleaded cuUty to a charee of de· aertlnl to Cuba in May 1967, was diamlued from the Arm~ W edoeaday and ordered to forfeit all pay and allowances. mllltary autborlllea say .,....__ MAY STEP DOWN Queen Jull•n• Jul,iana, 70, May Abdicate Dutch Throne AMSTERDAM , Netherlands <AP> -Reports swept the Netherlanda today that Queen Juliana may be about to an· nounce her abdication from the tbrooe she has held for 31 years. Her daughter. Princess Beatnx, would succeed her. The 1ovemment lnfonnaUon service, which handles lmpor· taot royal announcements, booked television today for a special statement by the queen later today. Official spokesmen would not comment oo the posalbWty that Juliana m.i&bt announce ber ab- dicatloo. Butobserven noted thatthe day was an appropriate oc· caslon, the 42nd birthday of Princess Beatrix. Juliana turned 70 on April 30 She was crowned after her mother, Queen Wilhelmina. ab- dicated Sept. 4, 1948, after relen· ing 50 years. Ice-covered power Un•• IDtlPPIMI. cuu.tnt off Mnke to at .. t 12.000 ...... la ta.. Qat. ta a, ., .,.., aceordinl to ctall ol the meetrtc Power Board or 0tatt.aoo1a. A dispatcher at the Cortntb. Ml11 .. police department said electrical power bad been "p ln1 on and oil all day." In Knoxville. Tenn , where thick mow flakes wen falllDI W eclneeday, cluaea ended two hours early. Schools never opened in Memphis and Chat· tanoo1a counties and a dozen other Tennessee communities. Meanwhlle, 1,540 Oklahoma Natural Gu Co. cu.atomers in the Eufaula area •ere left without heat when a 1u line wu ruptured by a dynamite blut at a construction slte. Fiftffn large aircraft beaters were trucked from 1\oker Air Force Base to Eufaula to heat four nursinl homes and the hosplt.ala. l"rwmP-.AJ IRAN ••• pa11port.1 and foreed Iranian vlsaa. Canada almultaneoualy evacuated tu embassy and ended its activities t.bere. The plaud.tta for Canada's role in aaslst.lnl the Americana con· lmued to pour lo Wednesday. Senate and Houae reaolut.ions commeodlne Canada were ap- proved overwbelmlncly. At the Canadlan Embauy ln W aablncton, the t•ltcbboard waa Jammed with calls from 1rat.elul Americana. Next door. a buse ''1baDU Canada•• alp went up oo a wall ot the Johna Hopkim School of Advaneed ID· ternaUonal Studies. Japan Aids Iran TOKYO (AP> -ID what ls ap- f arently the flnt international oan made to Iran alnce American boltaeea were aebed Nov. 4, the Export-Import Bank of Japan and a syndicate or 20 J a pa.nae commercial bank.I to- day lent the country 50 m1Woo yen, or aboUt $209,000. Tangled Trio Tabbed Husband, Wife's Lover, Victim in Tumult MELBOURNE. Aiutralia (AP)-lt took police a wbile to uotan11e lbe tbJ'ee 1>rawlln1 men oo a at.reel ln Port Melbourne today It took them a little wblle too&er to unt.anale their Rortes The husband crubed into the owner of a jewelry shop who wu 1tancttn1 outalde bil atore polntJ.n& a sun at a burl1ar be bad aur· prised leavtnc tbrou&b a broken w1.odow. The abop owner tbou&bt the buaband wu an accomplice of the burclar and nred, oar· rowly m111101 hlm. >.. set. Steve Howells told it later . . A buaband returned home, started to un· dre11 and found hia wife in bed wltb an· other man. INDIGNANT AT THE lnterrupUon, the other man chased the husband down tbe street. Both were wearlna only 1lackl and aocu. TllE •'Ol'llZa MAN•• LEAPED to the defense ol t.be bUJband and attacted the jeweler. Tbe police arrived, broke up the melee • DAILY PILOT , ... 0t_c-....,,... ............ (_ _ ... _......., .. .,...._", .. °'_ (-~~----.----·--_, ......,.. ... ...., ... c.oi. _,.._....,.,....._ ... ..,,_ ·-11 ............... "-.... ,,....~" .............................. ~-~"'" ....................... . _ ........ c.. ....... ~ ... ~.:.=-- ........ Cllflll v...,,_ ......... __. ""I:.., .... ~.:. .. -:= Clllflte ... wet .._.. "· -_..,........_--.n omoea c:.. .................. ..=..-=-~~==·~ TlllJI IQ I f7'4) ... Cl•llM••,...M1116M?t ,_ .... o.--.- and arrestAld the three batUen. Tbt buqlar e1eaped. .... .,. ..... Actor Burt Lancut.er, es, who wa1 operat d on at Cedan-Slnal Me&c&l Ceh lD ~ An= for aft un· dlaclaled a mlnal Cctill· Uoo, II Off the crtUcal Ult ind ml)' ao horn thll weekend. Stocks Show Broad Gain; Volume Heavy NEW YORK (AP) -Tbe 1tock man8l chalked up a broad ••1D today in the f1Dal HllMm °' the bUlielt SDODth ln Wall Street blatory. Volume wH heavy ·••ln today. TM Dow Joael ann.s• ol ao lDdustrtall wu up t .7' at •·65 aft.rtourbouJ'Woft.radlnt. Oatmnl outpactd loMn"bJ an 1.1 marstn amoaa .New Yon S&ock 1C1Cb•1•Uated ...... Bla BoUd wlume hu '-" tnon UUm 1 "1llGD ahanl. ud Amertean 8&.ock Bach•••• wmov more thaD JOO mlWan. tn J~ -both Ncordl. .. - FLOOD WATERS flOUA ONTO U.S. FARllLAND AFTER llDICO RELEASES F\.ooooA..;;r- ....., Pe•Nd Dlowvwd • W._. ''°"' Retft aw :11" OeM lnundetH Tifuana ANe Lion Loses Head For Biting G~rls GLEN BURNII!:, Md. (AP) - Offlclals have beheaded a 3. month-old lion cub after learn· lng t.be IUllmal blt two teen·a1e airla two weeb 8IO Mluy, a 23-pouod cub, wu sel~cd by poll~ and animaJ coo trol offlcen Wednesday. The lion was t.beo ru.sbed to the at.Ate health d:x!csrtment laboratory and hebe IO lta brain could l",...P~Af ALCALA ... at the Monterey Park bome of h1s panmtl. Alcala faces a February lriaJ in cooneclloo walb the lt)dnap- pl n g and murder of Robin Samsoe, a 12-year-old Hunt· ineton Beach &irl who di.sap· peared June 20. Her remain.I were found two weeks later in ruued terrain lo Sierra Madre in Loe Angeles County. Defense attorneys John Barnell and Jeffrey Friedman contended ln the pretrial bear ln& that Huntlo1too Beach Police detectivet uaed aearcb warrant• "for aeneral ex· plorator)' 1earcbe1 that have been unlvenally condemaed" by lbe atate and federal supreme courts Deputy Dlat.rict Attorney Jobn Conley 1upported t.eatimooy ol police set. Roa Jeo.kim, aayi.nc the photoerapblc material showed th.at Alcala bu an ab normal interest in sex and is particularly attracted to }'O'ml women While rulln1 the evidence was properly retained by 1n vealleatora, Judie Kneeland said be would make no de termination u to the relevancy of the items to the Samaoe cue. That decl.aloo will face J&adge Phlltp E. Schwab durln1 a new round of pretrial mot.loo &fiU· menta scheduled for Tuesday. Kneeland aaid be would not hear further mat.ten in t.be cue nor preside over the trlal because or b1a ~Dl deciaioo to reUre from the bench oo March 31. Arson Probed ALAMEDA <AP> Aulborities are inveati1aUD& the poulblllty of anon in a $1 mlllton Ure on a Marine transport airplane at tbe Alameda Na.al Air StatJon. be uaed for rablea te1tb:a1. authorWel aaut. Tbe test proved nea.ali••· Dr. Keonedl L Cl'awford. the state'• cbief vetertnanan. aa1d WedDel- day nl&bt. Had they proved po11Uve. or bad the lioo not been teated, tbe &1rls would have Ud to underlO a Loos and painful seriet or rabtes •bot.I. Crawford uad the IU'la. who were not ldent.lfted. are betn& treated al Klmbrou1b Army Hospital at Fort Meade. The ctrla tokl ot'ftciala the lncl· dent occurred on a restaurant parkin& lot. but omc1ala later .determined at happened at the Glen Bu.role home where the animal wu ~kept . State oftldall said the Sirls apparently invented tbe atory about the pa.rklnC lot because tbey were pla)'in& booty from achoo I. The Uion wu owned by Dallas Cooper ol Bal11more. and it wu the aeeoad ume in Seu than two yean tbat a boa l"Ub be owned wu destroyed becau.ae of a bat· lns lDddent. Cooper aaid be w u keepm1 the lion at a (riend '1 home in Glen Burme becauae it LI illeia1 to keep liaal in the city. Soviet Push Means 'War' NEW DELHI. India (AP)-Speaai US pres $denUaJ envoy Clarlt Cl.af· ford declared today that • Soviet puab toward tht Persian Gulf fr om A11baniltan would tnuer war with the United States. "They (the Soviets) must know that lf part of their plan la to move toward the Penlan Gulf. that me8lll war." be told a oewa cool~ here Tbe statement. made after ta1b on the A11ban crl1t1 between Clifford and Prt.lbl Klnllter Indira Gandhi, save additional force to Prealdeot Carter'• •a.min& -in ~ State ol the Union message -that a Soviet attempt to gaan control or tbe su..tf would be retarded u an assault OD U S. vital lot.er-eats. , ....... .41 FLOODING.- were DO damage est.imatea. An est.un.ated 500 Amertcu touri.U were 1tranded by tbe storm, '#b1cb washed out numeroua brtd1ea. The Tl· Juaoa-~da bi&b••Y was cloted. The na Juan.a River. normal· ly oaly a lrtekle, wu eatim.at.d between 15 and 20 feet h1Ch and two mtles w1de at one potnt. Most of the flood dama1e oc· curred oo the U S. side, causLQI the worst flooding alone the border a10Ce UMl . About 40 American families had to be evacuated as the higb water inundated ae•eral hUD· dred ac:Tea of IOUlh San D\eec> ra.rmlaodl. At least 15 horses drowned and several hundred hud ~ livestock were stranded. Authonlles said more rain to- day could fur1her endanger the SZ·year-Old dam which is k>c.ated U miles aoutbeut of Ttjuan.a. "It'• pretty tense." a San Oleao police d.lapatcber aud. "We've been told 1t could go pretty e.aaUy · · More tban 14,000 Califonua N auooaJ Guard penonnel were placed oo aJert Wednad.ay in the evf!nt tbal more floodi.nc OC· curs Clearan1 skies were forecaat The storm dumped almost three inches of,ram the the San Die1o·TlJuana area. with up to five lDchn in IOIDe nearby mountain area. Bob LKJ. opent.kJm otlkel' of the San Dleco County Dis- uter Pftparedneu Office, said the TtJu.aAa deaths were the re- 11.1lt or releaam.-far more water than resadmta expected. E',...PapAJ SEWAGE ... erosion or the earth and pave· ment around 1l County health officials said I the state beach· cl08ure la ex· peeled to be bnef. But state and county offldab could not be coo· tatted today for comment on how many days it will be before the beach as reopened All actJviUes involviD1 water contact U\ the cloeed beach are• has bHn protllb1t.ed unW further not ace Bact.ena samples and otbtt test1n1 conducted daily wm mean •lllbl modlfacatiom in the closed beach areas. Harbor Patrol and l.afe1uards m the pol.luted area.a said today they have not sighted any debris • in the waters that mtgbt lnhlbrt boat1q. Valentine. •• ••• " .... OllOVJLL& tAP> -Two white IDID face the poaJbtUt.1 ol llf 1 la f.rlaon alter admJttiq tbeJ ltLltat aDd killed a black man became tbey could not fl.Del a ct.... or cow for same on a huntlna trip. James T. McCaner, 20. and Marvin D. Noor. 19, both of Orovllle, pleaded suilty Wednes- day to flnl-clell'" murder in the 1boot1QC death of Jimmy Lee Campbell, 22, ot Chico, on Jan 11, 1979 They will be sentenced Feb 27 They escaped the threat of the gaa, chamber when prosecutors dropped the special circumat.ance provisions of the charges California law spells O&ll a number or "special circumstances" which could re- sult in the death penalty. such as multiple ltillinp, political as- sassanationa or murder for ture Campbell was walking along railroad tracks m Chico when shot with a JO-caliber Mne. Mccarter said in court as the men entered the plea before Judge Jean Morony m Butte County Supenor Court. The men said they had gone deer hunting near Oroville on the day of the shooting, but railed to find any game. or even a COW They then returned by car to nearby Chico. When Mccarter was asked by his attorney. pubbc defender Robert Mueller. why lbey returned. Mccarter said they bad decided to kill a black man. The men also testified that after shooting Campbell, they drove back to Orovllle and fired the rifle at a black woman standing among a group of black people The shot missed her The two were arrested the day after lbe shootlnt wbea police rec e I ved an anony moua telephone tip, authorities aaid. Newport Ski Shop Burgled; Loss Probed • Employees of Ski Mart in Jewport Beach were inventory· .n" SlO<'k today to determine bow much was stolen in a light· nin1-fast burglary Wednesday night. The break-i n occurred at about 11 p m . at the store at 2700 W. Coast Highway Police said the thieves pried open a door. tripping a burglar alarm. Before police could ar- rive, the burglars grabbed armloads of clothang orf racks closest to the door Officers who arrived at the store moments later found some sweat.suits. valued at $112, on the sidewalk out.side the store Buses Coming LOS ANGEL~ <AP) -Fllly aew Rapid Transit buses are ex· pedect to be delivered bere by t.be end of September u the tint ' lUtallment ol a record-breaking 9'0-bus order for the General Moton Corp. Orange Coast Oaeers for NeiglalJor A 14 by 48-foot billboard located at tht! base of the Am ba!'isador Bridge m Detroit carnes a message thanking the Canadians for their help in the t-~cap(• of SI'< Americans from Iran The billboard faces Canada <1nd t ruffic cnlt•nn~ the L mtcd States Iran Rebels Renew Kurdistan Fighting ~ 1be .Usoclated Presa A new explosion of fighting in Iran's rebellJous Kurdiataa re- gion bu left at leut 50 dud tbt past two day•. a rebel spokesman said today Some Kurdish leaders appealed t.o the botpltallud Ayatollah Ruholtah Khomeini to Intervene personal· ly to stem the bloodabed At the same time. anti government violence was re· ported arotmd Shahr-e Korct. an area of central Iran populated by Lur and Bakhtiari tribesmen. who have often resisted central government control. And Tehran radio gave the first details of clashes Wednesday 1n the heart of Tehran between Marxist and anti-Marxist militants. Kurds and other ethnic minorities in Iran have been bat· Uing the central government for more autonomy for centuries. and Khomeim 's regime has been plagued by the same insurrec· lions since bis revolution ousted Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi nearly a year ago The rebel sookesman m the Kurdish city of Sanandaj. reached by a Western journalli!t by telephone from Tehran, said tbe Kurdiat.an flghtinJZ the past two days raged in the towns of Kamyaran, Bijar and Paveh. He said most of the SO or so <&tad and .ecores wou.nd~Jere revolattooary euardsmen the Khomeini regime Reports re aching Tehran Wednesday said at least 10 persons had been ktlled in battles between the guarct and Kurdish rebels In an Interview with Pars. Forouhar blamed bellicose ele ment.a on both sides ror the fight 1ng and demanded that the peace nuss1on be given control or all nulltary and c1v1han af fairs in Kurdistan. lran's official Pars news agen cy said Dariush f'orouhar a government representative on a goodwill m1ss1on lbat has been trying to settle the Kurdish con flict. spoke with two Kurdish leaders by telephone Wednesday night in an effort to achieve a cease-fire The Pars report '4as quoted by Tehran radio. monitored in London Kurds on the goodwill m1M1on sent a telegram to Khomelll.l, in a Tehran hospital since suffer 1ng a maid heart altack last week. urgins lbe revolutionary leader to intercede to try to put an end to the fighting Alcala Sex Fihns OK'd as Evidence Deputy Dtstrict. Attorney Jobn Conley supported testlmoay of police s,t. Ron Jenkins. ~g tbe pboto1rapbic material abowed tW AlcaJa bu an ab- norm~ar.T;"est ln aex and ia partl attracted to JOUllg women. While n&Uni tbe evidence was properly retained by in· veaU1aton, Judie Kneeland uld b• would make no de- termludon u to the relnancy of tbe ltema to the Samaoe ease. £1 ••• &eek• THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1980 N ~ FIFTEEN CENTS 7 Tijuana Flooded 15 Dead • in U.S., Mexico? TIJUANA. Mexico <AP> - Soldien and volunteers wading in knee-deep mud hunted today for 10 pel'90nl feared drowned in floodwaters unleashed from .. run-swollen dam. A total of 15 persons are believed to have lo&t their lives to the powerful Paclfic storm on both sides of the border M eanwbile thousands who fled their threatened homei. Wednesday in TlJuana returned as the muddy waters reced<."<i under clear weather The Red Cross and tbe BaJa Cahfonua governor's om~ con hrmed two dealhi. m T11wu111 Hostages Nearing Freedoin? WASH1NGTON <AP1 With six Amencan diplomats back in the United States after a tugh risk escape from Iran . the Carter adnui\istrauon contmlle'd to work on a sen e!'i of 1n1t1at1ves to win freedom for SO other ·\mencan.'> still ht'ld eapt1ve m Tehran The immediate adm1mstrat10n eoncem was that the Amencan" left behind might be the lorget or harsh treatment by lranum authont1es in retahat1on for the Canadian sponsored smuggling effort Al the same lime. there were ~1gns that the adm1mslratJon's three-month quest for the safe release of the SO hostages may be ma.kl.fll pro&ras. After a briefi~ oo the Iran.Ian altuaUon Wednesday by Secretary of State Cyrua R JOURNALISTS KEPT FUGITIV£S'SECRET--A4 Vance, Sen Frank Church, 0 Idaho. told report.ens, "There 1s some ground for hope we can hnd a way to secure the relea!><.' of the hostages .. Hours earlier. Slate Depart ment spokesman Hodding Carter de-clined to rule out the poss1b1hty that the hos tages might be released to a third par ty. such as the Red Cross. 1f agreement can ht' reached on the opemng of a U N tribunal on the reign of the former Shah of Iran Other officials. who asked not to be 1dentif1ed. said the ad min1strallon 1s working on a number of 1mllat1ves to end lhe- hostage cnsas. in Its 89th day However, lraruan delegates at the meeting of Islamic foreign ministers In Pakistan had said Tuesday that lran was standing by its demand that the deposed shah be mumed as ils pnce for lbe releue ol lbe hoetages M eanwblle. al Dover Aar Force Base in Delaware. rel atives ptbered to &reel lbe stx diplomats on their arrival from Frankfurt. West Germany, abortly after nishllall Wednea· day. The diplomata were to remam aecluded at the base today and then fly to WaahlnRtoo for a news conference Friday after-noon Since their escape from Iran over the weeteod, the diplomata have been meetla, with U.S. of- ficials, di1cu11ln1 just how much they should aay publicly about tbelr experience. "There are extraordlnarilJ aenaittve matten Involved," spokesman Carter told re- porten. and two lD Ensenada A "earch was under way for a family or six reported washed off the roof of their Ti1uana home U S Vice Consul David Roeus saad he !mew for aure only that two men mcludang a MeXJcan highway patrol captain drowned when a bridge collapsed in Ensenada "lo bodies were round. Mexu·an Red Crot.i. "' fic1al" said Five Amencan!> died in scat tered areas of So uthern California on Tue::.day and Wl'dn~ay. including four v.ho were-swept away b, Ooodwatt'r'> 1n San l>U:'l(O and San Bernardino Juliana._ 70 counties and one who11e car craabed In Rtveralde County An estimated 12,000 people chased out of low-lying homes spent Wednesday na&ht in schools. churches and a firehouse Mexican Red Cross volunteers provided coffee dur mg th<> night Al daybreak. a U S Coast Guard helicopter arnved an case 1t might start raining again but no ram was forecast Two such helicopters helped carry 100 peo- ple to tugher l(round Wednesday The evacuation or 10.000 peo pit· from houses along the ram <Stt FLOOD, Page AZ) Dutch Queen Plans April Abdication ~ .. .. ,, ............ STEPPING DOWN Queen Jullan• \ \1STER1>1\ \1 "it'lht·rlands ·\I'• Qut' .. n .lultona. tt•llmg t ht Dut<•h people her po-we rs hJ\t wan1•d with a~t'. an nounc·1-d hl'r ;itxhcallun today in fa\: or of her daughter. Crown f'nm·t>S~ Beatnx Tht• 70 \e<1r old Juliana mon,ireh rr;r JI \eori> went on nat111nal tde\:1~1on lo make the rour minull' .tnnouncement. broadcaH tn~ from Soestd1jk Pahu:c She :.aid she would step down Apnl 30. her 7lst birthday The dJsclo:.urf' came on the 42nd blrt.hday or Beatnx. eldest daughter of Queen Juhana and Prtnce Bernhard Ad~ bef' statement to .. all Netherlanden." abe said ::.he felt the moment wiili. ctp proactung that she should step down from the lhrone. ··As one get.a older one reali:res sooner or later that one's powers decrease and that one cannot fulfill one's duties as before." she said Private Firm Low In Lifeguard Bid By DELORES BROOKS IRWIN °' ... 0.11• ,,_ ,_ Oranfte County offlc1ab are recommending today that the Board or Supervisors go with the low bidder (or lifeguard setVICefi lf the recommendation 1s followed. 1l would mean that the private Lafeguard lnternatJonal firm wall be guarding county beaches next summer 1n the area between Laguna Beach and San Clemente. Huntington Beach city lifeguards would retain resPOnsablbty for Sunset Beach while Newport Beach wall guard the county beach strip al the Santa Ana River mouth The recommendation to go with the low bld was given to county superv1aors by the En· varoo.meotal Management Acen- cy staff. Apparent to.era in the baddlnr action would be lifeguard de- pa rt menta for t•e clliea of La1una Beach and San Clemente If followed, tbe staff recom- mendation pieana tbe Board ot Supeni8on will authorize EMA offlciala to ne1otiate with a prtvate li.fe1uard company to patrol beaches m the south coast area In c;eparale bids. Laguna and San Clemente offered to patrol the-county beaches an their areas for a <'Ombined total of $724 ,881 Those separatt: bids, when combined. we-re $104.881 higher than ~ sinl'le bid submitted by Lifeguard lnternat1onal, the firm that last year was given a one·year contract for llferuard service on south county beaches. Supervisors can. however, elect to disregard EMA 's rerom· mendatioo to go with the low bidders at lbetr meeting Tues· day 7th in Race For Council In Newport Tangled Trio· Tab~ lluabarul., Wife'• Ltmer, Yictim in ·Tumult ' l I • :t\·ai1rnn1M CA > -u w milod but UUI chanced In quiet lr•dJl\I oa the world:,, IDODO)' muk.c.a today Tbe price of •old WU low~r ~opened at '6tJ '° ll l cli York Thf m~t•l l'loeed Wcdnaday at -In Zurich and SU9 1.ondoo la-trkMr.e•I D.w~ LOS ANGEL.ES I AP 1 -Amenun bo•hi••ma.n Arm•nd Hammer aay1 tho RUPlan ambuaeclot' to the United Sui.t told bJm the Soviet Union plan. to withdraw lt1 troope from Atthani.lAU1 but cl.Id not 1peclly w • Ht 1ald tho 1mbu1ador, Anal.Ob Dobryntn, would oot com· ment on the one month deadline for wtt.hdrawal that Pre11d nt C1rter Mt Jan ~ · 14blator T ..... ot ... Vincent Thomas, who hold.I tbe rec Ice I allfornJa Auembly. died toda1 at 72 of an app nt heart attack A1 a De ocrat, Thomaa was elected to the Assembly In 1940 and nrved consecutive two.year terma bpfore bla defeat In 1978 by R.epubl n Gtrald f'elando Thomas n· t•scntt-d the S2nd District, 1ncl11dmg W1I m1ngto'I. Harbur Hy. Lomita, paru or Torrance, dnJ S~m Pedro, where h8..ijved The Vincent Thomas Bridge connecting San Pedro to Terminal bland was namt>d after ham. By Tbe Auocla&ed Prea vule, S C • reported 22 acc1denta A winter atorm belted the ln a 11,.;·hour period Wednesday South and parts of the Eaat nieht. Slick atreeta halted bwi Co11t With heavy snow. Ice and service in Oklahoma City freezing tem1.>eratures today Ice-covered power lines H1.:h w1r1t!s and ht>a vy ~n(Jw snapped, cutting o(( service to et downed p., "l'r llnc~ and trees, lea s t 12.000 persons in the Chat closed s<h°"'!I and left roads icy tanooga, Tenn . area, accord.in& and h 1uardo u s 1n !$evera l to otficialA of the Electric Power Southern states. A hal! foct of Board of ChattanooRa. snow fell ove rnight in east Ten· A diapatcher at the Corinth, nessee and •1p to 10 1nd1e11 was Miu .• police department aald t-x1wr'•"' 111 t:w roa,tlll art'D'I 11! electrical power h1d been "10· V1 ri Ina on and off all day " It'"'' .• nm;1n;.< ti.ti. morning In In Knoxville, Tenn , where Hampton. Va , when Air Force thick snow flakes were fallm& One. thl' prcs1d<'nl1al Jet, arnved Wednesday. claasea ended two with thP nam1na Olympic torch, hours early Schools never lit Wt'dMt1day In Greece Run opened in Memphis and Chat· ners who started the torch on lu tanooaa counUe1 and a dosen t.OOO mi le relay run to the other Tennessee commun1Uea Winter Olympics at Lal<e Placid. Meanwhile . 1,540 Oklahoma N \ . tur.ter.dflc1 with 23-dcgrec Natural Gas Co customers In weather and snow covcr~d the Eufaula area were left iround without ht=at when u gus hnc was 1 r&rf'e was &narled this morn-r u;>tured b) a dynamite blast at ing in Washmgton, V C . and its a construction site Fifteen larg<' M<1r )land 11nd \'1rgin1J suburl>i., aircraft heaters were trucked wh1:rt' 3 to 6 m< ~H·s ''' !>no~ wCJs rrum Tmke r Air Force Base LO 1:xpNlt' h1gt1wa) patrol 1n Grten· homes and tht> hosp1Lul11 * * * * * * From ra~ A J FLOOD IN MEXICO. • • pag ing Tia Juana River was overseen Wednesday by Preii1· dent Jose Lopei Portillo, who flew front Mexico City at the re quest of Gov Roberto de la Madrid of BaJ1 California "Aflerwardl Lopez Portillo said "The 1 luation la serious l'ut not a major catastrophe " Th<•re was no e sl1mate or damaJle. Two bridles wuhed out between Tijuana and Enaenada, c loalna the hlabway. Thouaaoda Uvan1 an flimsy home• IOutheut of Tijuana ned to hliher around when rumors new that 52-ycar-old Hodriguez Oam mll}tt break An estimated 500 tourl1t1. mostly Americana, were stranC:ed by wat.er-cloued road.a but w\!re able to dri vc out of rf. jUlJO 3 t(l1!:t '/ The n •:rnrvolr, pac ked arter almost five lllc hes or rainfall aince Sunday, be1an 1ptlllna water over Rodrtauei Dam ou Tuesday. By dawn Wednesday, all nine gatea were open With tons of water cucadlng Into the normally dry Tia Juana River and s welling It to two mile• wide and 12 feet deeo Concrete-llnect flood channels bullt 'aloni a 10.mlle stretch to the U .S border fllled a!ld shot a thunderoua Nla1ara northwestward onto American farms and roads and Into the sea. At least 15 horaea were trapped in corralA or stalls and were either drowned or stam peded to death when the wnter poured throulh from the c''lm's runoff Hundreda of nnlmal owners led others to higher l(rou111l * * * -------.:--- mAIJUllfm the View ,. ft Vt 111 J l>lltricll about wal I•• out to1etber tn a maHl\t• trike contract de· manda A 1olD1 1U1ke said one unloo oCflcfaJ, WOWit ihG; mutual IUJ>- port But more Important. perhas-. would be tbe eueci on di...rlct adrphU.traton •ho would b"ve to btre 1ubatttutea lO rqt .. ~ teach.,. wbQ ltriJ&e. &oth dt1t.ricta malntalo Ustl ol active 1ut.dtut. cailed out when teachers art' at.et. But muy aubatltut-. are oo both IL.a - and on lilll D\alotalned by other Oran1e County elementary school dlatrlcu If te.chert In two districts walk out. there mi1ht not be enou1b 1ubllltutes to ao around Leaders of both the Fountain Va1ley Education AaaoclaUon and the Ocean View Teacher<! Association have been authorized by their membership to call a stnke a\ the ruult ''' what union members cona1dtlr fruitless baraauling for about .i year • And. said Bar Kaelter, uruon n ~g o t1alor . 1f negot1at1ons Ot>tor.e a state mediator s et ror Monda} don't result In a1. ar ct•ptable contract oflt:r. Fountain V111ley teachers probably wtll wall< out . He aaJd results or medJaled neeot1auon are expected to go to aasocl11Uon member• for a vote next Tuesday Wut Oranl(e County United Teachers organization spokesmen Ire leu precise m predicting the poaalblbty or a strike in the Ocean View Dis trict Th,• West Orange County or g1n1utlon Is an arm of tht· Calllomia Teacherb A111;oclatlon. providing ortlces and ad minlstraUve support for teacher unlon11 In Huntington Beach Union HJ&h School. Ocean View. Fountain Valley Wes tmlm1ter and Huntington Beach School Dlstr1cta All of the d11trlct11 except i''ount.ain Valley and Oce an View are workini under current con· tracta. Ocean View's teachers pre· sented counter proposals to their board of tn.wlees th .. week and will wait for answers . said Kael:.cr Dale c oo,an. superintendcrt at Ocean View D111tncl. said he believes ~ could keep 11cbools open even if both distrH ti.' un lon11 walk out together Preserve For Birtls ETWisioned ()t~e_ C«nity .taft4a ~ •C· qulre"_MDO acaw of la.H er an .. .,..ment WednHctJy In •hltb UM board of 1upe"1.')()n •.PPl'OYtd aoaint /or the All.Jo Vl1Jo pla.naed commu.olly of -~bomel. '1118 dlldtcaUon of Uw lmd ln tbe coataJ bWI beb.lnd Laiuu Beach ta plADJMd to beeom• part of UM PHIJHed uUooal Urban PArk tor Ult arw. Under tuma of th• •StH· mat. tbe county bu U 1epa to accept the property whJcb--wu called the ..,..... dedJeatJon of f~~te land iD tht CGUDt)''I biJ. ... supenbon a~eect to Lbe ion lAI cban.te &I'd to terru of ded· lcatlon of land. despite re " ti /or delay The bo•rd ~b1n1•d the t~Mrtl play lut ye•r to double t .e nvmber of oweLUnp allowed M the pro~rty , irom 10.097 \'"lit, tn2.,,0vJ unttl •ttrh•el ~cott , ex H:Utt\'e c'L <'tor "' Uu~ Lacuna Crec11 I .t Int . ..cd \redneaday U1.L I IS 1roop didn't han tim .. to M' w the acreement 0.1 t~ ilit The lut und,.velo'Mtd st~h of open ~ee. of Hunt.1 'ton 8..... coh.Jine. he 11.vo aid t' ' the un wblch h .. 1 had Gevelo c ratand1..~ w.i lc.1 '!lve11 ti. d, amlnt•t(.._···lnq boa1._ r company m1n-=r.t l r1 •h ... )'flara, 0.4)' b.: s~t aaL.: avr th~ I .. tbly could turri tt-n o~._ .• blrdJ apace lilto a 1ltip mlniu pit Accordlnfl to a st .. te re"'<>rt on Belinda B.1•c '<eter . Vi l'<' the 170-acre coa. l aw1 .h. t· ., t'halrruan or V11la,.·,. L.aeun•. end1n1ered 1pec1es of bl c harred that "nvtronmc •.• I should be elven rut .. ri.ll .. I 1tudte:w of U.~ pro,~ .. t art> ln111_. priority over hum&ru1 i. .. te a..d lLat bc!r or,anauuon T6e JU&t·releaaed Departm~.,t 1.-da't ,._, chance to .. tudy L .• or Fi.lh a..J Game report ton· la derltcatlon aJl'eemeat rludet that the sou•., HunUnrton !-uperv'·or Thoma• R1:. \ Beach area, from lhf' Sant• Ana whoi.e d1· 1 ric-t 1n:'udc·.., :. R1vt>r to Be,.C'!1 Boulevard. u "pr 1111W I 1 n & d t> \I It Io p •• 1 ~rt . .. ens1llv .. 1o1wtlan.I., wnd of hl:;h ' < c li.irut 1.t' ·• ,.., ... ,,..,n~•·11 • c nv1ronme11Lal rontt·rn 1 •• l' request 1 'r 1. , ':CJ .. •. C ity Counr1I m e mbe rs are po ... tble :>-'vp r-.... ,~ • II. c,cheduled to di•ru11 Lhe ~port mli. •• t pot\~ on LI •• nJt1~ .•I 'Jt L ... Monday t>venina and 1lve dirtt· ;>ark lion to city planners who are pUltln~ the (1111~hm~ tOUC'hetl 0 0 d state mandated c-oa1H11l plan City plant" r., 'J t•I I h:) "' 1-'l .,lrong rt'1i.t10r t<.. H•e n,..Jrt from council member , Acro rd1ng t o th e rt.•po rt a uthoM, USN> an Wl lland areas s ho uld bl> restnrted to pa"1!:1v•· act1v1t1ei; or oriented Lo-.urd nature st udJcs l'1ly pl.u1ni·r~ .. ! . : t ... r1• port n •q uc:.tc:d b) lht• S<>uth Coast Realonnl Coa,,tal Com m1111lon. may stenal an end to beach.front development One recent reald.:otlal plan Wll~ propoaeJ b) tLe Daon Con1 or Newport 8 P.:ich Daon of f1rlals have been roruldertng 11 107 acre seas1-.e co m mun1ty n~a r Par lflc Coa .. t Hi •.• wa) and :-Jew land Strttt Tht' pros pec t!> for thil t pro Pll,al. pla n .. ~rs said . .i p~c:.H dim H I:' l'Xpld ln .. d ti ,1 l ,,, I' r .. •c•on;,I It·.-!• r• h ·' Jnt1, .... J ... urn•'' f ~ • • ,. , • 1 rt'•' I. ,1 t't' • • • • \ '•• lv .• :p~·•Y. :l .. , l•r<;;A; ... 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Raw Sewage CiosetJ Tu:o Coast BeachetJ arre& tnd ud1n6( ~" JC're:1> 111r co1 .. mwut) pa.-ka Wrong :)at~ Fur Mcc1inG About 'hree miles of D,,,., 1 Point and San t.:lc:m~o~ oeachc:. remained cl08ed today be<'••~c: of more than nine m1t11ou l &•lion.a of raw i.ewa1e dumped <J11 lbe aborea since Tuesday Oran1e County health ofhc1P1 • aaid about nine mlllloo 1aUoc11> 01 aew11e are rtileued da1J)' tron1 •he flouded Sou.th Eut ReaiooaJ keclam1t1011 Aaency plant 111 OanaPou1t Bill Murphy, SERRA opera· t1ona mu.a1er. said •n eanhen dtke wu eroded aw .. y by the: flood waten early Tuesda)' mornina and unleashed th~ -.. ten into the plant 14 urphy 11ld there wa . 11lready a areat Geal of •l.¥.ndJnll v t.tlll neld by t:arthera f~er cbanot:tJ around the plant th,.t •vas accumulated by earlier rains County health official Bob * v Stone said today 1 he •«?"" · f1 • cc..-.d cooUnue 1r aa '""4l ... a. •• ...,.c:c:•s w t 11 the SL A tr" .. t me11t plant Is UJHteleJ to 11e 1 c: t'dlred The SFllRA p1·-t 11 -.. l1<r' u d1.1rtn1 raJn ear. r U1a we ·k Leacbea from Sait Crc• < f" l to San Clemente c\ty t>t;~ch ,,, • t tote I o t e ra e c ti on o l Co ~ .. t Ht ;hway and C1m1n ~ap1str""O h11ve ber ., fo•·' I ~)' · the pollution. hea .. h u •.. c1a1s b .. ld ,. · u. \'em11..'c.Ja) • u.-1., ;> 1 v l u~v• rt:<'L} 1 l. • m .. o::l I a .: 1.,r t..e Curonu 1..~I : .. _. 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J1fflcult:· 11t:.la.trunw ,., •'<11 1 •' x :>o .. ur• b t'l' a ui.. tht'~ Id ' · comPt:t111 .ur spuc• ~ 11 11n:.,u.~nt:11 . 1 rim11ritti- l 1· • r. 1 r 1. 1 r · r· u um t!rou• vii .... t.: • ..:l llon" Bo .. r:1 pn ·sH•er• Kt>r \\. yman 'II. 1.~ '401.:J prefer .-~ appo1nr ,.,..,r• ~·· n~ · tr1a1t:. coulo ~ 11 .. m t>d .. 1:h1nJC .. 1t)!' ., ... r" mlfk1 rr mo, .. r df' 1•1•: r-t! .. bt .ize1 11 Uui- ~01111. I•· "li:d 'P1• .in: un II••'''~' -t"'<Jlf'Of ,f ur·· 11.n1ilf1 ~ 111. irranh'cl .a 1.1. t11n e "ou: • .~~or -.au.i111 unu • .:une to~: l'l t ~meon~ " .,.. ''ft C. JOU tci..." . But aerioual1: "W• may be at.t. '° ••ve the •ship. But lf w. COGU... OM way 'We•r• 1otnc>. tbe 1ooae la ·~ted for tbe human apeciel. •• · • Monta1u. tit• 8rttub·born airientilt ..._. wtt la famlllar to •aay l1le-11t11U tele•lalon viewers ol the Toai&ht Sbow, co which be bas appeared freq\lf.9t. ly, wu to aped on tbe oatw'e ol human evoluUoa u p.rt of UCI's Leakey Lecture Series w ednesday night. This he did, •t aome lenath. but Moalagu U.O found Ume to air bi.a "'9n not only on the future of mankind. but the kinds of problems and aocl•I siluatlom wbicb be feels are destructive. A sampling. "Jonestown <><:curs every day .m Uus country," be said, with the • 'braanwashing" that goes on primarily in schools. The d;scovery of agncullure signaled the begin- ning of mankind's many prob- lems Hospatals are the worsl places in which lo have chlldreo because they're dehumani%i.og '8nd dirty. "Bottle feeding should be declared a cnme" because of the damage it can c•u.se to a person in later life. In lyuig these different views together, Montaeu said the '"tragedy" of human beings as that what the species was de· signed to be through evolution, and what is has become, are lwo different things "We're the only mammals who treat their children 10 an unmammalian fashion," the · (ormer Harvard educator satd. Decryang hospitals as the ••filthiest places on this earth" Montagu said babies should be born whenever possible al llome, so loog u there are DO possibltt ~cal compllcaUooa. •'Mo~ &>eOPlt! COD&J'e&.ate in a boapltal carryine bugs than anyplace outside a sewer,'' he •aid .. The anthropoloaiat, who has observed bund.red.s of blrtha as part of bia research, aald a newborn c;b,lld expects to ht! breut fed aoon after delivery but is instead taken from lls mother and put in a nursery Evolution bas prepared the mother lo eive love and nounsh ment to her child, he said, and yet the baby ia taken away. Wo~ still. he said, is the bot tle feeding of infants. Anything other than breast milk for the child can lead to physical prob- lems for that youngster. And breast-fed babies general· ly become more intelligent lhan bottle fed children, Montagu said. or equal or greater lm portaoce. the scaentist saad. as love. Montagu said babies are born with an ability lo love and children who receive warmth and affection from parents grow up to become warmer, healthier and more loving human beings Unloved children, by eontrast, generally become more hostile and aggressive people. The child "expects" love as well as the opportanlty to love others when bom, be said. Montagu defined love as the commamicatioo of behavior to another wtdcb eoatributet to his or ber Iongemy anct letl* that • ootuuMld. to u. utt11na don r1 peopa. opl)Offd to tb Ir prffioul 11 lyk ol forapn. • ... "' 11rlcahure. UM acqat.lUoo ol ind • l1Dportam. Tb led to tbe for aUCG of Till . 1h .. • wbo •equlred laod became powerful. Aad tbla uauaUy cneant tb• powerful wanted to be even more pow rful, Tb1.a te9ulted in ra1da oo otber villa1t1 and tbe a&raWlcatioo of society tnto the clHI• of overseers, muten and worken. lo b1s atudiea. lllcm\a,u said, be bH found that .. food· 1atbert.nl bUlltlAa peoples are the most.llooest and baDPiest." A• to" bla aaaert.lon tb•t Jonestown (the Guyanan com- munity ot the Rev. Jim Jones whe~ mau suicide took place a year a10) occurs every day in the United States, Moo· taau offered thlt example. He sald children in school engage lD the "ritual incanta· Uon" of the Pledle of Alleliance which describes how there is to be ''liberty and justice for all" &n a nataon that committed genocide agamst lhe Indians and enslaved the black man. ·'That's the explanation of Jonestown," he s&Jd. 3 Woman Sue To Beat Band MEL BOURNE, Australia <A P) Three women are charging the Australian army with dtscrimmalion for refusing to let them play in the regular army ba.lld. The women play in the reserve army's part-time band. An Army spokesman, Maj. Kevin Wolfe, noted that neither the A us tr all an air force nor navy admits women to the bands. He said it would be too expensive for the army to provide them wltb necessary facUities and uniforms. He a1ao said benda~ in the ~~&War ~ -orTA _. .uetcher beuen la tlmea ol war. Most .'Missing' Aren't Usually Explainable, Detectives Say By ARTHUll R. VINSEL Of llllt O.tly ll'tlet Staff < Ed1t01"s Noie -Thu "' the /t/1h part an a Dad11 Pilot aenea on Mw· Mg Pn&On6.) Veteran police investigators along the Orange Coast JUSt dpn't get too ~xcited about a Missing Person case, because with a few notable exceptions over the years there as some \4)gacal explanation. Whether Qlotivated by a finan caal Jam. a family quarrel, parental wrath or behavioral punishment al school, the in· dividual just Teacted illogically. Some never tum up again, or 1f they do -since going off by one's self without warning 1s not a crime and often a very private matter -there are those who return, but refuse to dlacuu their absence. Persons vestigator Koch "They'd gotten marr\ed," LAGUNA 8EACH Detective Gene Brooks doesn't beat around the bush about why police don't get excl~ about fl M lsaing Person if tlie~ l'JO evidence of foul plll)' or trtmni hint at voluntary disappearance. .. Usually they tum up in a day or two, in jail, in the hospital or maybe the mental ward," saya the veteran investigator who hat only one Missing Person who waa never found in his files. .. I can only preaume the man's deceased,'' he says of the youth who disappeared 10 yeara aeo. heavily tn debt when be amved on the Orange Coast seeking fame and fortune "He wanted to be a male model," the ve~ran detective observes Police found the Mass10g Person's car parked and aban· doned on a Newport Beach street and Sgt. Thompson theonus he may have migrated lo Hollywood and been swallowed up in its heady whirl. He says dental charts have been forwarded to the Calllomia Department of Justice in Sacramento 88 required by law. 1n case suspected remains turn up "I DON'T have any adult Mi5· sang Persons sltll outstanding,'• saya ~ ~ads Detec· ttv• ArcMll tick, wtroae flies show 18 local juveniles still absent from home without parental authorization. ··Most of lhe.ni we Imo~ are in tb'e afte. We Jost haven't got our bandran them yet," be explains. None of the missing minors are considered in any great danger nor are susplctous clrcomstaoeea tilv.ol ved. One Instance of defiance of parental authority in which a 1'1 ·year-old dis,ppurt4 and teleph9Ded h1s family from Hawaii worked out happily. "BE ¥O a Job and he said: 'I'm not eom1n' back, Detective Fick recalb. "HJs father aaid: 'Well ... Okay'" • San. Clemente Police I>etCctlve LealW'd Goodwin says h1J ~ity'a ratt of miaaina juvenile per popuWion, ratio of etrla to boys () .tO ) and rate of return fit a c~ pattern. • F'ar u I know, all m .,.. accounted for, 21 of them. MOit • of' them were IOM Juat a ay Of two. It wu typical arpment attuatlona between klcl1-and parenta, usually about trouble lD 1chool.0 The only law enforcement a1eec bi Otani• Count)' that .bu' at all to do wltb~ tlnl renam ta the FBI. ••Wblle ,._ do not acU•tb 1oc>1t tot any M&1 ll~ PerlOD, ~ •oluminolal Calli f« au...uce req ln bunUQJ tbelll from pn\'a td"4u.all. W• evn .... ~r,, .... ,, Cl t'nD ,' lld· mltt •• or Ute bureau'• Alla om _,,...__.._ G.L.OAIA DINGILLO WITH HER PET MACAW, 'KOOL.AID' $10,000 Bird Safe at Home After Four-d•y V•c•tfon Macaw Back Valuable Bird Takes Holiday By PIDL SNEIDERllAN 01 .._ Delt1 11'*4 SUfl Koolaid, the runaway hyacinth macaw, as resting more than comfort.ably in Fountain Valley. after a four-day adventure that took tum to Burbank, D1amood Bar. Sierra Madre and part.a un known. With the help of med1ca lion. tropically heated air and a vaporizer, the rare cobalt blue parrot, valued at $10,000, IA re cuperattng 1n has owoers muter bedroom Even though Glona and Dan ny Dingillo are forced to sleep elsewhere on a couch, they're not complatrung "I'd say at was one in a million that we got the bard back," Mrs. Dingillo observed Koolaad's adventure began Jan. 24, when be flew the coop the garage area where he llved with the Dingillos' three other birds. Beyond the Joss of ber pet, Mrs. Dingillo was concerned that the m.iui.n& macaw milbt injure someone. It.a powerful beak. abe mai:ntalm, la capable ol 1evmas •forearm. • Aa a Los Aoaelea County fireman, Danny Dingillo was able to apre•d the word amcma police and flre agencies an lht= Southland Newspaper!i , radio and televl.Sloo broadcasts publlca1ed Kool111d's ts(' ape. resultang Ill more than 100 telephone calls from people report.mg they had seen the btrd. Finally a famtly tn Bradbury, near Monrovta, used crat'lter.. lo coax Kool.Jud out of a high tree and into a pheasant cage Hav- a ng heard about the b1rd'c; escape. the family not1f1t•d Fount.am Valley police. who in turn informed UK" Dtng11los 'When 1 took h1m out or Lhal ('age, .. Mrs Dingillo recalls. "he lacked my face and purred like a kitten " A vetennaraan Judged thal despite a few rutned feather,,, the 18-montb-old macaw will be llne aft.et' a 10-day quarantint- and rest period. He's returned lo his diet of peanuts, monkey biscwts, bananas. apples and pine outs. Too young to lalk yet, KOIOWd bu learned to bark by mllllldl i.n1 the famib''• Enalilb a.beep do1. "He'• staJted barktnc agam." Mrs Dingi.& said or tbe parrot •'He must be reellns better · 'Dlr.eat . Te Trial An Or Cofm/; Superior CoUrt j\uQr who admftted n., lm· pro ... rly dlacu1Hd lrv=•t· toruy Guy Wayne Pa '1 murder trial wtlh a co apect.ator wu found in contempt today and fined S2IOO by Juqe Theodore Mil.lanl. Brendon Rice of Fountain Valley told the court that be didn't believe be bad actually broken the law when he dJa. euHed an upect of the case with a tpiectator Wednesday The contempt bearing was called by Judge Millard who saad that be bad observed the improper conduct a~ be was leaving the bench at the start of a morning recess an lbe t.Jurd week of the Patton trial. Patton. 35, as facing has s~d trial on tharges filed tn connec- tion Wlth the death of Kathenne Patton, 23, ma November. 1.978, shooting at th<-couple s Irvine apartment Patton wa::. found :-.ane when the cnme accurred and convict· ed of ~econd degree murder at the end of hai. first tnal. A oew trial wru. ordered after defense attorney Alan Stokke presentA!d ev1denct> showing that two JW'Onl improperly had dis cussed the ('a!'>e before JUr) de· libt!rationa began Stop .That Oul,lw~e! ARILf:NE. Tl'x:.i:,, 1AP1 Police here are on tht· lookout for a black p1rkup truck carrying an out house stolen from Essit> Fl ynn's backyard They were alerted to the out of the·ordinary theft by a neaghbor who awakened Wednesday and spotted four or five people malti.Jtg otf wttb the out· house. Mn. Flynn wants the outboule t..dl becaa..tff st.. view. tt • a memorial to her Isle bu!band, who was 1n the C"OnStructJOn bus1· IWSI. 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Pardon me, miater, but are you rudy for the Bil Quake7" You uk that and you're likely to be l1fted with a fat Up. Of coune be'a not ready for the blalie. Nobod1 ls ready. Nobody wan ta it. Tbat•a like beine greeted on the street by one ot ti...e solemn IOu1a canyln& a alp that auapata: "Prepare to Meet Your Maker." So what a.re you supposed to do? Destroy all your credit cards? I'd rather think about that tomorrow. • • ••• Eftl"Jthlnl ln tbe beadtlnes tbele dQ'I ls letti.DI blamed oo Proposttlon 11. Q:mider Bertram Elk1n, a hllh acbool t.ellCber up in Marin County. wbo Jlllt sot sentenced for operatina a call lirl nna called .. Date-a·llf odeL" OLD 8DnAll PLUDm with the eood Judie tbat Propolitioa 13 bad made him ao poor be wu forced to find a more lucraUYe livellbood thao t.eacbinl. Actually, lt wu a cWrermt kind ol proposition that Cot Bertram iD trouble. •••• The chairman of Gull Oil Company today pro\l!ded ooe of those headlinea that makee you think you've read ll all somewhere before. Thia banner proclaims 8-.0rtasesofOU Poalbletat• Come to t.hi.nk of it, you have read it before. Tune in tomorrow to hear the same thing from Texaco. Standard. Euon, etc., etc. on into the nlgbl . ••• And speaking of lunlni ln, ooe of America's favorite soap operu ls 1oing off lhe a1r forever. The headline an· nouoced: • Lcn-eof Life' • IN NEW DBUD, meanwbile, lndlan Prime Min.lat.er Indira Gandhi wu meetiDI today wtlh Prealdent Carter's special en- voy, Clark Cliftord. She wu lell ing him ol her deep concern over the prospect of increased U S m lli t.ary aid to Pak.la tan, lndia · s tradlUonal enemy, while Cbfford WH trying to coovtnce her that the Soviet troops in Af&banlstan were the chief threat to peace m the area. Cash in Trash SUNNYVALE (AP) An audit report aaya thal more than US0,000 baa been "mlaap· propriated" from t.be company wb{eb bu held the sarbaae francblle for the city of Sun- nyvale fOC" 25 years. Snow Blankets Thicken Col.orado, Arizona, Midwe8t DiK Out f'MAM9alCM MIMll9 • • ,, ........ .,. ...... .. ., .11 = ...... .... .. 77 ... .,._ .... _ .. 41 ...... :: .. .., ......... ., ........ !" ...... J;,. =~ ~i= ::.:."" n --~ s ...... .II =:-:· r. ., 1«11.._......,.,ll .... ll'lf•· ,,, .. .,.,. ll•lftlt '" ..... "''" •• ........ =--· ~ ; ;: ~"=.~., . : ! :: \ NATION l WORLD TO OPAR. Nn. (AP) -OI· ftclall ....... c.tn1 1'...U anmltJbaftJalMidmA•ln1 -U•eb • tM :-: llX mtwpa ~~ .... .::1-.=::: ;:r. b..bempro.Sdld o.m. Tbe ,,,,.,,....,,. ea.me trolb N1e coautJ_.,m1,,._.., wbOwere am.on, man tbaa• "°'*who packed a eonventlon center WedlwdlJ for tbe a.lath ot ten public dilemllom Oil the pro. p..ct mllllle •Yttem '• lmpaet. on Nevada and Utah. TBS l'INAL •&STING ls Mt for ._,.. in Salt Lake City. Utab. Comm&eeimen Andrew Ea.cm and 8oblrt B.evert turned ewer a eopJ ol a re1oh1tioa dedartnc ~..:::::~~,:': woUt line oo tMlr aprawUnc cowstJ. Nye alreadJ bouaee the Nnada Teat Site for nuclear ·••pm:19. TCJIDOlltlb II oo the west.em ed&e of • mualve area ·e;:un1 eutwardneartJtoSalt City OYer wblcb Air Force •Uta to buUd the P"OPDled $33 btJlioo to SSO btlHon-tWeue project wbl~b would bide 200 nuclear weapons amon1 4,SOO mi11Ue altos in doseu of Nevada and Utah ulleya. Eva Lopn sued a Philadelphia cemetery, charlina that it had lost be1' huaband'a body. She and cemetery oltlcial peer into casket here, but at contaiDed a woman .. Mn. Logan's husband's body was later found in a nearby grave. TBS Am t'O&CE alao naawd a atatemmt from Sen. PauJ Lu· alt, R·NeY.. wbo said the llX wocald make Central Nevada and Eutern Uta.b •·a Jocical priority tar1et ol attack" in the event of war. Media 'Sat' on Seeret WASHINGTON <AP) -P'eann1 that rt was a matter ol life or death, a number ol Waahinlloa report.en withheld for many weeks the •torJ ULat aix American fu&itlvet were being abe11ered 1D lbe Canadi&D Embuay in Tehnn. Jean Pelletier, the Canarhao report.er wbo broke the story Tuesday, knew abo11t the Americana' plipt since Dec. 10 Pelletier decided to releue the story after re- celva.oi word MODdaJ that the Amencana had left Iran. DuriDa the precedJ.na MYen ....a. be ageect to ail oa tbe story at the penonal urcinc of Cana· dian Amtw11ador Pet.er Towe aod official.I ol the External Atraln Min.lltry 1D OUawa. 0 TBBT 8AID IT WOULD be extremel1 buardoul, a mats. ol Ille or death fOI' tbe Cau· d.lam and the Amert cw, tf we puNMW, •• aaJd Pelletier, a report.er for the Montreal neW'l~per La P"'Ule. Weatts of CLove This Valentine's Day send your love a greeting all the world can share with a Daily Pilot Heart of Love. 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' I 'I l~ Pot laue1 Defeated Nel...,..aee Quake Brings Double Jolt SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -NOl1Mr'D CalUOl"Pia bomwwotii, bldb' •h•ka by two ltrGot tembaon in i .. tbaD 12 boon, are now aboc* up aboul 101Detblnl elle -moet don't bave urthQuab ln- 1\ll'aDee. lDlunDce c:ompanla bav• been deluaed by thoaaende of ealll from bomeoWDll'I wbo wut th.tr tamstmmt pro&ected when tbe ••tq ane'' blta. .A•SSBLY•AN WILUS Bro•n, D-8an l"raodlcio. otber lawmaan for 1 port b.la martJuua blll until tbe dol1aa mlDuttl ol tbe ~ie.mlbl.r'I Wedwd.11 • I ... lllie fell abort, b4 la tbe meuure, AJW.5, di• wttboul eommeot. .. IT WOULD BAVS &STAINBD felony paa!Uee for plantlna and ~ marijuana for 1ai., but It Yfou1d llav• reduced thoH peu.ltia to a mulmum l100 ft.De for the cultintloo ot up to 1lx planta ror penonal_ uae. AMembliman Art ~. 0-San tn.nciaeo. aaid be would reiatnMluce lda ABl, the ineuure to outlaw job dWcrlmination qalnst bomoeexuall, ln 1111 and every year after that tmW lt ii fin.ally enacted. 'Poor' Protest Me ... re .. lt'1 unbelievable," Hld in.lurance a1ent If lite PWTJ. "We've had IO people call th1a mom· 1111 (Wednellday). and it WU goiq like that all weekend. We've probably added earthquake cov- era1etoabl1Ddred policies alnce Tueada,y." PmY, wao wom for Allstate, said be DO 1on1er bothers to say "bello" when be anawen the telephone in bis Llvermore omce. lnatead, he UleS a d1rect. "Yes, we have earthquake lnlun.Dce.'' to save time. B011I MEASU&ES bad aotten to the As sembly floor only after clole lecialatlve baUles, and Apoe' blll prompted a march earlier tbls month which brou&bt 3,000 penooa to the Capitol Apa said be 1Seclded not to press for a floor vote Wednesday because there was DO hope of win· nln1 Senate passage this year. An elderly woman on the state Capitol grounds in Sacramento gazes at rolled-up list of names of Californians opposed to a measure by Sen Alfred Alquist, D·San Jose. that would limit the Public Utilities ComrniMion's discretion m setting gas and electric rates. Demonstrators Wednesday said the bill would raise utility rates for the · · worlang poor.·· Dave Simmons, a spokeamao for tbe Insurance Information Institute, eatlmatel that leu than s percent of Californla'1 bomeownen carry earthquake insurance, partJ.J becauae of "the peca1lar mentality of Californiam. We are an opttmiltlcpeople." Lat Thunclay -. tremor measurtna 5.5 oo the Richter llCale struck Northern California, damq- lnl bomes, roads, public build.in&a and stores while leaving scores of persons injured and bome- leu SAnraDAY, A 5.1 QUAKE jolted tbe same area, causing more minor damaae and leavin1 reatdenta' nerves raWed. There were DO serious ln· Juries. Both earthquakes were centered near Livermore, a community or 50,000 inhabitants about 35 ml1es east of San Franci.aco. Two of the San Franct.sco Bay area's lariest homeo.,oen' insurance companies, Farmers and State Farm, have put moratoriums on writinl new or expanded quake lmurance. .. PIOPLE GET EllO'l'ION.AL, .. aaid Dennis Cuacnmde of State Farm's office ln Danville1 wbere tiatUl'day'1 quake toppled chimneys ana damapd bomel. '"'l"beJ ~ an agent and say, 'Add earth· quake.• After a month, many of them change their mtndL It east. us around '25 to chaqe a policy. We Jail want to live people a chance to cool down." State insurance department statistics show residential and commercial property owners in California paid $2S million foe quake lnlurance ln 1978, a 13 eercent increueovtt 1977. * ... * * * * C',ays Film Banned SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A controversial movie protested by homosexuals for its portr~al of gays and a homicidal maniac will not be shown at movie bouaea owned by the na- tion'• largest theater chain, an official 1ays. Larry Lapidus, senior vice president or General Cinema Corp. or New York, announced the cancellation of "Cruising" Wednesday but S8Jd gay protests in San Francisco, New York City and el8ewbere wete not the reason why . "We bad bought the picture blind without ever having screened it, and it was scheduled to open Feb. LS in about 25 or 30 of our 850 theaters," Lapidus said. After screening the movie last weekend, General Cinema found it ·'unsuitable for our clientele," Lapidus said. Quake Damages Laboratory Bill $10 Million LIVERMORE (AP) -Earthquake damaee to facilities at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory for nuclear weapons research may reecb $10 million, officials say. Damage to structures was widespread following the main quake Jan. 24, but no radioactivity was re· leued out&ide the lab and there was no danger to the public's health, lab spokesman Jeff Garberson told a news conference Wednesday. About 25 ga.llooa of water laced with tritium did seep through a crack in a water holding tank, but it was contained at the site and posed DO health danger, be said. Adllltllelat•bOflt LOS ANGELES <AP> -In a vie· tory few famlliea with. children, the City Council bu voted to approve an onHnanee outlawinl dlacrimination baMd OD qe. thereby banntna .Sulla· oalf l""Ulboqatq_lntbeelQ-. R•jediq lat-minute pleu by a iroup of landlt>rda and senior citlaem, lb• council voted 10·3 Wednet'da7 to lend the ordinance to lla,or'l'om BndleJfor b.lallpature. Ader8.sT..,. LOS ANGELES CAP) -Actor lam• GU'Dlr, wbo told police be WU pnnnne1ed aDd kicked foUowina ( Sl'ATE J a mlnor traffic collision earlier this month, ha.a bit back with a $2 million suit against two people, Aubrey L. Williama of T\tju:nga and h1s sister Deborah Williams, 25, of Pasadena, be said attacked and robbed him. The suit was flied Monday in Superior Court, Garner's attorney, Chuck Scott, said Wednesday. It asks for $1 million in actual damages and $1 millloo in punitive damage Oii Ear11l•p fJp SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Stand .. ard Oil Company of California's 1.97Q earnl.np topped those of 1978 by 63.9 percent as galna in overseu prof, its and in foreign currency exchanae operations pushed tbe company's net income to $1.79 billion. The report Wednesday by Standard of California, the nation's fourth· lar1e1t oil company and the laat amona industry leaden to announce 1979 profita, came as other oU com- panies were report1n1 profit gains for a year in which world crude oil . prlca doubled. 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"'ik putl<Mf ~ ( '*"" In no,.Aorl Heq \20 NOW$13.99 BOYS' WORK SHIRTS (J) ~on ~ CJfear lonk lfJ .,n,,,, 100'~ u llto-• n naf\Jfal and c.amtir._ ,olor· )b ~lw NOW$2.49 E ~R.ITTl'IN\n -----==_,, i--...::. ., District Faces Deficit Jn the wake of Laguna Beach's dec1s1on to charge 70 cents a day for student busme. Newport Mesa school board members are looking at charging their own bus fee n ext fall • Supenntendent John Nicoll has suggested a c harge of $1 per student per day Those who qualify for free or re duced -pn ce lunches would also qualify for free or re duced-price bus fares The fare was suggested m lhe light of an expected $3 million deficit in the district budget for next year It would save about $250,000 a year. A related proposal, e limination of school subsidies of extra-curricular and athletic busing, would save between $75,000 and $90,000 a year', Nicoll estimated The impact on fa mi lies, especially those with more than one child in school. clearly would be considerable And, with so many two-paycheck families, it's not all that easy to arrange carpools these days On the other hand, the Newport-Mesa district 's chief responsibilHy is e ducation, not transportation. Given a choice. the emphasil:; must go on basic instruction. The unde rstandable popularity of tax c ut initiatives as having a direct impact on many art>as of local hfe, but t.>spec1ally on educallon, and the fee proposal is only one o f many examples Parents s hould certainly be t•ncouragC'd to attend th~· u ext school board meeting, 7 311 p m Feb 5 at Harper Commun1lv Center m Costa Mesa lo tell their views But expn•ss1ons of frustration or anger alone arcn t ~omg lo hc•lp the SC'hool board Far more useful would b{• Cor parents and olhl'r rcs1dt.•nh to outline whl'rt.' they would lik<• to st.•<• cut~ made and what ideas lht.>v have fur <.1ltcrnc.1llH·~ to th<' SI a day ft-t.'. 1f they oµposl' 1t Costly Econoniy At last. al long la::;t, the Newport Center hranC'h library 1s open. The 14,000-squarc foot budding is a ::;ymbol of Just h ow costly politically cr eated delays can be It was to h ave opened m 1977. At the lime. 1t would havl' cost $f)73,000 to build and equip the structure. which a lso hou:-.<·s the library admm1strat1on and its leC'hntcal !'\ervic·cs d1v1~1on Thn.•t.• )1•,1r~ and $857,000 l:.1lt'r, th<: br~inch has finally (>pcned In bctwt'l'n th<.' oragmally proposed opening date· and th<.' actual one. the li brary plans were Cut m size because residents of other parts of town <tidn't want Newport Center to have the largest branch an the city. Delayed while the c ity c.ipplicd for .1 federal grant lhat. staff members warned would probably go to a city with a less affluent populal10n Held back by the need to re design the structure lo provide the s pace cut in the first place Set back a few more months in order to re design the s tructurt.• again lo economize on construction costs. ln other words, council members spent $184.000 to pick up a nickel that d1dn 't ex 1st The original decision to cut the hbrary size that trig- gered the three-year delay was made by a four-vote coali lion consisting of then Mayor Howard Rogers and current · council members Paul Ryckoff. Ray Wilhams and Don Mcinnis Newport Beach residents can't afford too many more • economies like that • • Opinions expressed 1n lhe space above are those of the Daily Pilot : Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and : ert1sts. Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted Address The Daily Piiot, P 0 So)( 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321 . . ~' Boyd/Love i By LM. BO\'D i Honore de Bahac 1s • another of those colorful : French · writers who have ' toolributed IO heavily to our l Love and War man's files. It ' wu be who noted: .. It la as ~ absurd to aay tbat a man ~ ~•n 't love one woman au the : Ume aa lt la to say that a : wtollnilt needs several vlollns • • Dear Gloomy Gus to play the same piece of music " The word "odd" comes from the old None word "od· ell" meanina .. point of land" or "lrlao&).e." Ocean w ve swelll are a form of concentrated aolar eneru. You can bamea that ener1Y by usinl the upward movement of apeclatly de· llfned noat. buoya to pump Ha water under pre11un. You can produce hydroelec· trtc power with that tnero u JOU M9d tt. A.Did 1ou can 1tor• lt, too. when bHY>' ,,...,. actkm '1YM you more tban you need ~ tbe mo- ment. You can aetuall1 turn out a lot more J>C"Mr for a lot -~ wlth thole float buo11 than JOU ean ret from a nucleu plant. And lt'a elHll &Dd HI• and lnH· baattibJe. An n1lneert.n1 wturd ln Au1U , l'exH, 1 owed mt how It can bt done. Aid I bellne bl111. B b• 11)'1 ~ :lD IOYVD· meat or WultrJ to bi tatflled. Mailbox Republican 09pooent. Tb• polllf cal l)'pH lo the White Houae and any other D mocratl •1th 1ense were bop· Ins to run a1alnst fteacan. bellntna that there waa more myth than man out there on the RepubUcan rtehl. Unfortu.oat.ly Co r tboae Democrata. Jowa Republlcans spotted the Hme mythical quality ln Rea1an At the White House, both polls ~nd tnatincta Indicated that Reagan would not be a 1tron1 opponent in a general election. ln addJtion to na&&ing qu~Uona about his aee and eneray. Rea&an has never convll\ced large enough numbers or Americans that he IS smart enough and deep enou&h to be president He seemed to be an ~rt1culale guy who didn't know anylh1n1 more than what be read an the papers -and he didn't even look at them every day THAT SHALLOWNESS - "thinner than spit on a slate rork," was the description of one R~ublican state cha1nnan keeJ)6 getlln& Reagan 1n Lrou ble Four years aao. he screwed himself up Wlth lovely, unworka· bl• aebemea to Nduce the power of ~ federal COYtnlmet. Tb.LI time, even wttb Uni1t.ed public Uposur9, be WU belfDJllnC to 1et lo trouble wttb toup, but U le1al, plam to do thlop Uke abippln• arm1 to rebela in M1llan11tan. TIL\?8 WHY blJ manaaera try to keep him out of ai,.ht Now that h.11 "above poUUct ' poee iJ collapain&. he haa ID come out and mix it up with the likes of Baker and BUJh H he i• aa vulnerable u I t.lunk he I.I, they may eliminate ham before Carter or another Democrat get.a the chance A lot of things are 1otng to happen between now and the Republican and Democratic con· venlloos th.ls 1ummer as a lot o( things havt> already happened since Reagan and Kennedy ap· pt'ared to be unbeatable three monthi; ago Two of th06e thmgs are bound to be the deflatt00 of the Iowa winners, Bush and Carter Bush now has to race the front· runner's rur.,t' Rt>porters and commentator.. will be all over ham and has campa11n Who 1s this auy'> What does he really atand for! How did be make h1J money! What dad he ~ll1 do dlrC!clor o f the Ceotral In· c..Ul1mc Atency'> What about hi• wile" Thtlre are roucb daya ahead. THINGS COULD be wone for Carter The president has been hvina a charmed poUUcal Ute 1lnce American boetaces were taken in Tehran -and voters temporarily forgot about little things like inflation. With enemies Uke the ayatollah and Brezhnev. Carter has found new friends Then, his first opponent, Kennedy, proved incapable of either winning friends or an nu.enctna people. Kennedy has to start all over But can he'> The b1egest part or his problem has been his own Ca1 hngs as a campaigner. Maybe he wu unlucky and things would have been completely different 1r there had been no crises m Iran and Afghan~tan. but tht- last Kennedy has lost the biggest thing he had -the image of "winner " In New England. the Boston Globe poll already has Carter ahead or Kennedy ID New Hampsture by 35 to 31 percent, with 23 percent undecided and 11 percent for Jer ry Brown H those numbers mean anything. the pres1dt'nt. tenaciously and almost miraculously, 1s on hi!> 11. ay to a second nomination. B UT, EVEN assuming that Cartt-r stays as lucky as he ., been, that nomination won't mean ru. much as 1t would havt: 1f Reagan were the Republican nomme<> The former California go"ernor was a set up for Ca rt er. the pre!>1dt•nt's polls -.howed ham takrnK everythrnR from kC'agan but conservut1vt• Repubhc<1ns <tnd there aren t t-nough countr) club members lo Pleet a pre!'l1dent Baker and Bw.h. on the other hand, are both clearly capablt· or bt>at1ng Carter no matter 11. hat the polli. SJ\ right now The ntlmbers afl• going to r hange "'hen the president lt•aH•s tht· Whitt· llou!'lt' to cam pa1gn and ht• has lo do that 'llOOl'r ur latl·r .Jimm y Carter 1s t ht· frunl runnl'r 0011. hut so 11. ..... l\t·n11t 1h uni ti .1 ft'"-.,.,cl·k~ .1~0 and .,,, 11.as Ht·a~an ur1til 1011.a 'Ignorance Is Bliss' Says Pot Supporter To I ht' F..ditor Obviously Bob Grf't.•n1· dot•s not hkt· rock ;ind roll Havan~ read d prev1ou-. <•olumn of his· which dt•nounct'd all ro<'k stars as overpaid, Juvt•n1le pnmu don nas, I am not surpnsed lo '>e• him blasting Paul McCartney I Pilot Jan 24i G RANTED. many contem porary mus1c1ans have i.truck me the same way But to call McCartney's band "Wings" lt'r nble and to say his brain has turned lo mush JUSt because he has gotten busted once again due to archaic laws as as stupid as he accuses McCartney of be- in& The man must have some sense or values to write the lyrics "There's more to hfe than blues and reds and "Dead on your feel, you won't eet rar 1f you keep on slicking your hand an the medicme 1ar " I HATE to dredge up all the o ld areuments in favor of decrirninalizllli man1uana. but if Paul had brought in a couple fifths of rum in his suitcase, be would not have been jailed. l contend that manjuana prohibt lion la an incredible stupidity tn and of Itself. A1 a bartender, I have seen an enormom amount of people eet very stupid on alcohol. And l have known people who are atupld enough to s moke themaelve1 sick with tobacco < myaelf included>. But does pot really make one that stupid? Mr G reene's friend, by bia own admlaaioo 1J a wealthy bU1i.nesaman who hu happened to smoke pot for lbe last 15 Jean. How could be be that 1ucceuful and that stupid at the same time? (&r doel ht' deal In pot blmaelf, Bob?) What really tell me l• that Mr. Greene 1a11 be undentands ' tun-ate use of PCP better than be does adult uae of pot. Good · Lord I If hla ~\Deuman frtend bad med PCP for 11 yean be would elther be a 1lobber1n1 c...un or. more likely, dead by oow. A h1ah prtce to PA1 for be- tn1 "Jolted" u opposed to belnt "bo...S.'' But that'• oka1, Bob. That's 1our oplnlan. You can have your K810 Muu.k and your abot of vodka. For me, I'll mas wltb 1 joint and ,put on .. Wln11 Over A.llieHea " I rm1 ~ 1 t 1 llttlt 1tupld, but u lbty 11r, l1· noraoct ll blWi. p Boa:P Mor•t• Tu lht• f-.d1lor Hoh <;ret•nt•'s Jan 2·1 tolumn un manJuan.1 i.. J ftnt.' t :irnmplt· of an alcohol oriented mind r1•spun_ding lo '>Omt>th1ng 1l doe.,n't undt•r.,tand . al 1s all op1 nion without any real substanlla lion 1n Cact If Greent> likes lo lush as tus last sentenre implies. he really 1s dumb Tht' world and the mt>d1cal profession -knows the dangl'rs of booze It is as add1r t1ve as ht>rom. as deadly, evt>n tua lly. as arsenic. and a con tr1butor to highway deaths and family d~truction It costs us b1lhons in lost work. arc1dents, deaths and societal discord MARIJUANA. OD the other hand, produces no physical addJ. hon. has no toxic dose and 1s about as mild and pleasant a social drug as has ever been dis- covered. A pitiable, i1ophomorlc ex erclse ln mindless vitriol Is Mr G reeoe's Journalistic blather Where's he aet off calling anybody dumb' Aa a pot smoker of over 30 yeu• l challenge Greene to any !\Ort of mental competition he wl1he1 lo c hoose. We'll see who's dumb JP. PALMER. ......... To the F.ditor I find your uui ulUna article on Paul McCartney and marijuana rather vaeue Thi• outdated view ol pot typifies those views shared by most of the people in your nm.It. You know, lho.e 9 to s wblt.e collar vodka drinkers who doa't quite pn a damn about what they aay or do, aa Ions u tbelr polnt la made f find your views ol marijuana rather primitive and thoucbt· leaa. Perhape If you bad aome knowledte about tbe dnaa and knew that lt wuft a whlmpy dru1 for •l1bcb 1radera in Schaumburl. lWnoll, you could start m•kfn• IO!De • ANDREW PEPPER p.1n·nL'> like· lhnt Ii~ -..1vang ·1. too p:iy taxt•s and I eitpe<.-l and 1 n'>1St upon safe school bu-. 1 ransportalloo for my c-h1ldren I do not want one or two vt>ry no111y children distracting thE' dnvn and rausmg an accurent I say deny transportation to ~ few problems and ket-p tt a.ale for the other 60 or more on the bus who are orderly · · I suspect that 1f Capistrano l101f1ed School D1str1cl starts <'harging for transportation. c;omt> part-nts will think they own the bus and dn ver KAREN GIBSON ... re• dw r..w~ To the Editor· ll Is always diahHrten.ing to me and my colleagues to end an exhausting day teachll\I by be ans again affronted by articles mallgning public scboola. If public schools are closed, ever. we are closin& too part or our national heritage, a ltbou&h most teachers will open private schools and make more money <owners or pnvate acboola make it. not public school teachers> T eachers today are better educated and more knowledie able about children (credentialed teachers t.bat 11). We learn how to build self· e1teem and educate to the best of hi.a ability Johnny witb an IQ of 80. He la seldom f<Mmd in pri vat.e achoo la. We accept, teach seU·. dls clpUne and educate tbe severe behavior problem. He too la aeldom found In prlvate schools. We love, respert and e ducate th• child e•en bls parents don't care for. He's never found lo pr1 .. te aebooll. We coned 150 (30 1tudenta, 5 aubjecta) paper• a da1. ln-dlvlduall1 tnsttuct, remedlate. and atill are crlUdsed. Now l read that ch1ld.ren mu bave to pay for U11.a1 bulea. Propgattion 11 uuaed the cloltns of ,cbook. It c.bDdritn llve lD an arfa .-,.. ~ are GOW wtthout a • 'DlilbbortlOod aebool'' they can't be made to P-aJ. for tbe prtvllele ~ 1D1Aa to Kbool. NClll· wortlQ& mo\ben c:aa drl••· Worklnl moUtera ~•nnot. Wealtb1 panata tan par, poor canQOt. C't.•rta1nl\ 1t would lw belter to f'li m 1natt· ~>ne mon• "fnll" than <'haq;:e for f'ducat1on. or levy a <'harge to t'Very c1l1un to pay for his Amencan lt>gacy for the best natural resourre of Amcnca 1ls children TEDDY JONES .... ~ •... ,., To the Editor As an individual and also as a member of t.be l0cal Right lo Life Leagu(., wtuch 1s an educ a - lion and service organization, I should like to answer your Jan 15 edtlonaJ query. ''Whose Ri&bt to We"'" Each and every one of us bas compassion for the childless couple Many of our members a re adoptive parents and can empath.lz.e personally, but there are many pertinent facts t.hal are not known by the geoeraJ public In vitro ferUllutJoe (the scientlflc term meani'11 ln glass) is not a simple procedure. For each "success'' which is very rare tbere are many failures Since tbe birth of. Louise Brown (the world'• ftnt "teat tube baby") we've learned that the doctors involved tn her btrtb created and destroyed at leaat 80 o&ber "test tube babies." Tbu ls our concem. It la not our lnteotion to add to tbe frustrations of t.bese undentand· ebly eqe.r eoupJa, but .. are concerned, and we believe coo- sl1tentl1 ao. wlth these new tlves arro1ant1y created and tben deat.ro19C1 ln the laboratory. OLIVE ll&EHAN P•,... .. ••s•rfl To the Editor: I am dellpted wlth the WQ )'OU are IOinc aft.er tboee J.., aac1 lncoodclerat• people wbo are not crippled but pan tn tbe apac.. pl&lDly marked "ban· dlcapped." Now, I wt.ab JOU WOQ)d bJ to abam• lbele MOPl9 wbo put a1oQ& tbe Nd -curb In ~ eentera where lt 11 . DfafD11 marked, "No Park.lq,,.' Tb1I .,... ta kDowlt •a nn lam.., Ii for tbe Ule ol fire equipment mu c1. Five Po ta1 la llunUnttoa Beacb la GDe ar tbie wont placei fQI' t.b1a. T.8,1\m'D . j . I •1 l~ -. -. Political TBE OLDlnal, the modern as ..U a1 the auclent, have ahraya been pollUcal. U there had been any intention to de· politicize them, the games would be held in one place -the foot of Mount Olympus, say -and con- trolled by an intemaUonal body that would prevent any host country from domanating and manipulating them. There would be none or the m· cessant playing of the victors' national anthems. no allowing or national flags, and the athletes themselves would be biJleted and boarded accordmg to the Charles McCabe . AU OUftA Aa -art for tt.1 own ..n -bu been a 1lo1an accepted by only a few 1ovemmarta and then' tor brief periodl ol t1mo. Vlqil WU tbe paid political poet Of the early Roman •mperora. the Italian Rena••sanee wu put to wo.rk to •r•rbeed ta.e pivpquc1.a drtve o the Cowater-Reformatton papacy and OD and on to modern times and the Soviet Union, where they ~ tlMi.r baeb and put tbelr noneonformlnif artists in inaaDe uylwna and penal coloolet. Even America could not face up '9 one of our finest pe>eta, Ezra Pound, being a faaclat and put him away, a la Ruaae, in the booby batch. Athletics, though a lesser art form, have never been diaen- tangled from war and politics. Some Olympic athletic events, like the decathlon, are little more than a competition in the skills of soldiering IN FACT, it's never been clear where a thletics ends and military training bel(los. It's bt Ula' wbat . mu.a Uiat l>ute ot WttWDlllm DODUIUIY to tiave ot Waterloo P1111la1 neJdl ol eouotry •• tbe ... UclD • ·~ tbllr ~-. IDd Wnll mwtar1 II eo com that wlleD a pa~ antl~warrlor like baaketbaU plaJer 8lU Walton com• alcq, be ltandl out u a deviant tn h& calllq. Flom Teddy RoQMveJt tbro&lib RlcbanS NbaG aad Jlm. my Carter. Amerteaa1 bave equated winntna at sames, eipectally team 1port.1, with wtn.nt.n, at war. So does ewery other country, at least every W eatern one. WIDCD llAIES the dedsion to panicipate in the Olympics a tacUcal one. U we 10 we must win. Even under somewhat more neutral a1.U1-'ces such as Montreal in 1178, the uatlOo that scored tbe most point.I wu able to braa it bad beaten the world; lu political ~tal system was superior. The Russian brauing after Montreal was muted because they didn't dominate that completely. and we couJd tell ourselves their athletics is a mammoth. state-coordinated ef. fort. wblle ou.r competiton are free-lance, catcb-aa-catch-ean amateurs. In Moec:ow this summer, nooe of that will wuh. Relations are too •tralDed. in American eyes, too much ol a one on one caatest. It will seem to us to be system pitted aplnst system and if we can't w1n we'd best brace ourselves for the letdown and angry shame we will feel. Gambling With a Heart By George, it's enough M> warm the cockles. "People aren't all bad," I sometimes whisper. Consider two recent contributions to the wealth of na- tions and the felicity of man of. fe red by Caesars' Broadway Regency 10 Atlantic City. • As you may know 1ambllng has been made legal in tb1I ooce proaperoua resort city Caesars• may make 1t immortal. The pro prietora of this club, ac cording to a recent AP re· port, are en- co uraging the blind and the disabled to drop their money and pensions m their slot machines The casino is offering 23 slots for the blind, complete with in- structions in Braille. The same slots, nine nickel machines and 14 quarter machines, are also mounted six inches lower to the ground than usual so penona in wheelchairs can use them. I h ave no doubt these mactunes will be uaed, 1lnce the impulse to throw away money on games of chance la not con- fined to thole who can see and get around easily. It's a wonder someone didn't t.blnk of thb little one -armed bandit gimmick before LEGAL GAMBLING, which seemed so good an idea before Jl bel8D to be put into practlce, as capltalltm a l'outranc.. Aa lD moat free ent.-prlael. all that la required la a pile of suetera and a smaller number of 1uekeel The difference bet ween them la called money. Everyone wbo goes Into a casino knows be is a aucker. U he wasu't. aDd didn't know "9 the cu!no would not have been built, or It would not be PQtna the rent. Running a cuiDo, oc gamblln& OD aporta, which la alma.t U IJia a racket. la a fraud upon the public. and the gamblers would be the first to admit it. 1be bookies and the casino operators cl aim they are fiJ1.lnJ a need, at a neat profit lo themselves The same can be said or the c1g aret makers. who rm a need at a dandy profit to themselves <There is no doubt that cigaret smoking causes cancer; there is great doubt that exposure to smokers has the same result.) BUT TO EXPLOIT the blind and the disabled for peraooal profit that is aa certain u the riling of the sun is another mat- ter. Despicable, might be the word. Or funny, if you have a gallo'NS seoae of bum or. For lh1s may indeed be IOme mlal\lided lout's idea or bow to make bi. operation "respectable " Resorts International, which runs most oC the gambling at Atlantic City, will likely follow Caesan' lead. It doesn't need GOURMET MARKET . the money. It pulled in SU.9 mUlloo before toes in 1978. Nor do lts companiOD operators in Nevada. These boys have indeed become "respectable." Vegu wu v1rtually founded and flnaneed by Bugay Sieael and friendl1 w~ were no beUer than they IDOWG have hem. To- day. it ia reported Aetna Lafe and Calua1ty Co •• tbe Morpn GuarantJ Trust Co. and many another pillar of banking are DOW lmdlae mUJions in tbe bam· dreda to tbe Wbite-oD·Wblle bo)'a lnVeps. A FTEJl ALL, they are each esenually ln the same business. Or, aa some sage remarked, tl takes one lo know one. "SuddenJy, the gambling in· dus try ... is gaining na- tionwide respe<:tabiUty," a re· cent article said. The author, William V Thomas, quoted a vice president of Summa Corp., the late Howard Hughes' holding company · "Gambling is more accepta- ble. Tbe puritanical ethic is eroding and will continue to erode." Gambling aids for the blind and disabled will surely speed up these useful trends. Sawin& six lncbes off tbe slots at South Lake Tahoe la not only humanJtarian. bnt altogether possible. Though be cannot see 1t, the color of a blind man's money is the same as that or anyone elle. ~ MORNING FRESH PRODUCE Lg. Bed Leaf Lettuce ........... 3kea. Faaoy Crtlpy Romaine .....•.. 3IC ea. Taaty Carrots (Cello· Pack) .... 19C ••c Sweet Valeucla Orange ...... 311,..ILOO --; -DELANEY~~ - BROS. SEAFOOD ~ Fresh Loeal A.aparagus ........ t.• lb. PRIME & TOP CHOICE MEATS ,. ............ ...., ... .. ...... =,_ .. .,, ... «_ ..... ,..~--..... -..&di. nick CUt lAmdon Broll Steak ...... Z.M lb. Top lloaDd Steak .................. 2.tl 1111. Boneleu lloUed alt .............. 2.11 lb. Fresh PacUlc Red Snipper ........................ 1.98 111. ~tbCod .......................... 1.18 lb. Freab Dml&eae18 Crabs .. .. . . . .......... 1.5' lb • Fresh , .. .._••nc11u.....a • .-.dlarft> Golden llalllbow Trout .............. lk .. . ..,..._.,_ .... .._,,._, UQUOJl DEPARTMENT DelaneJ'• Prttate Label aaainpape ... z.zs ... <res. t .. fl> • • • • . ••••• Z.85 • WI sta~Friday at9:30a.m. , many limited quantities •.. not all sizes may be available in each grouping ... colors and styles limited to stock on hand, so shop early for best selection! these items available in our Huntington Beach Store women's sportsww NOW ota&HORTSLEEVES TEE SHIRTS 1.98 41100%ACIMJC1EESH1n'S . 1.98 51PAlfT8Mhtl . . . . . . . . 2.98 30JUNIOR OVERAU.I . 2.98 58SHORTSLE.EVE 1&6HIJ'TS . 3.98 35100-..ACAYUC KNITTOPS . . . . . 3.98 41.IUMOATEEStlRTS i;: •• 4.98 54LONGll.EEVETEEStlRTS .. . • .. . • 4.98 448HOR'TmaATS . . . . • . .. . . . . .. 4.98 51JlllOR•SllS... . . . . . . . . 4.98 32•B!IPMT·TOPS . . . ...... 5.98 131HORTW18 .......... . .... 5.98 IZJlllORNJ.OVERS . . . . . 5.98 53 SHORT 8iCiH IS .. .. .. . . . 7.98 3SJUNIOA PU.1.0VEAIL . . ..... 7.98 52.JUMOA PANT TOPS . . .•. 7.98 31UOO-.. NYLON SKI JACKETS ....... 19.98 lingerie, loungewear NOW 151FfMOUlllAKER CONTOUR BRAS ... 1 A8 •FAMOUllWCERSOFTCOPBRAS ... 1.A8 1•TEEN IRAS. .. .. . . . . . 1 A8 •LG1GCOflllOLYTEARYLOUNGERS ..... t• •WTC01'1'0LYTEARY LOUNGERS ... 6.98 77 BAllYDOU.8 • . • . . • . • . . • . . . 3.98 women's accessories 225SCARVES 82 SPORT SOCKS . 49 NM.STRENGTMEHER tJ7SCARVES SI BELTS 122HOSIERY . 71 HATS . 94BELTS 43 SUPPERS HOSIERY DEPT. 41SHAWLS 21YINYLHANDBAOS 3SSUEDE HAND8A08 ... NOW .48c .. 48c . 1.48 .. 1A8 . 1.48 . 98c 2.98 . . 2.98 . 3.98 . 4.98 .. 5.98 9.98 Infants and toddlers NOW 20llRREGUL.AA TOWELS 1.88 21 INFANT JACKETS 7.98 MINFANTSKJYESTI .... . 3.98 ••MT"DIAPERIETS .. . 3.98 12IOXEDGFTIET8 . . . . . 7.98 ~IFANTUNOERIHRTS .. 1.28 AlOOOLEA GIRL NIGHTGOWNS . 3.98 1t1000lEABOYllOPAJAMAS . . 2.98 211000LEAOV!RALLS . . . . . . . . 5.98 111000lEATID... . . . . . . .. 98c 21 TOOOLEA BOY 8WIMSOtTS . . . . . . . . ...... 28c 22 ZJPOUIL TS BLANKETS .. . . . .. . . . . . 6.98 ... ANTKNfTHATI .................... 1.48 uvlnga for girls NOW 1' um.E Qll.llKJMll . . . . . . . 2.• • U'TTl.Sca.ll'OPI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2..11 42MQR.SS.1118 ............ . . 7• •llClOIRLl'ANTI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4_. 11•°"'-''°" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2.11 ......... OUlll... . .. . . .. .. . . .. 3_,e • M°"1ill,()Ulf.I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.11 .(8.1 ............................ 1 .. It cmt.l'A.IAMAI .•...................... 3.9 ........ ···················· ..... llO llMANDBAOI .•.....................• 1• .,Aeltt.QIDYllT'I..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. - savi~ on fine jewelry NOW 1814KT. INJTW. BRACELETS. . . . . • . . 19..91 1014 KT. DWIOHOCtlP EAAAINGS .•..... 38..98 31 STERUNG8'LVEACHARllS . . . . . • . . 2.91 20STERUNGSILVERCHARllS .•.•. .• ... . 4.98 savings for boys NOW , 250 ANGEL TEE SHIRTS . . . . ........ 1.98 200 FAllOUSIWCER JEANS.. . . .. . . . 3A8 80 PRINT FRONT TEES • . . . . • . . . 98c 120 SHORTSLEEVE PLAID StlRTS . . . . 2..11 7S LOMG stEEVE PlAIO SHIRTS 3.98 30 UTll.E 80Y8 KNITSHIRTS. . . . . . • . . . 3.98 18 POl 'f£Sf ER DflESS StlRTS . . . . .. . .. 5..98 100SPORT8HOATS ,,, . · · · · · 48c *>NF\. HOODED JAC1<ETS • . .. • • • . . 12.91 40WARMJACKETS .. . .. . .... 12.98 20 NYLON DOmER JACKETS ............. 14.98 savings for men NOW XI~ 8ASEBALL CAPS . • • . . • . . . .••..... 4lc 31 IETAL KEYRltG.S . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . .. 98e 1278.SLV.tcMTTEES.. .. ... . . . ......... 1.- 4SIENS8.&.V.PLM>•&crs . • . . . . .. . . . 2.88 438.&.V. TAOACA&.PRlff SHRTS.. . . . . . . 4• 9&.a.V.SATINTflMT&S ... .... . ... 4.98 S3 llEHSS. SlV. KNITSttATS. . . . . . . . . . . . . &.98 38 llENSL SLV.ACRYUC KMTSWEATER 8.18 111.av.•MIB ........................ 1.- XTLSlV.SNATS.. .• • . .. . •..•....... 1..91 19LSLV.SttRTS ....•...... .'. 12.91 savings on shoes 250 MEHS AHO BOYS JOGGERS 80 WOMENS CASUALS 90 CKLDAENS LEATHER SHOES 2SMENSLEAnERCAUSALS ... NOW ........... a.97 ....... 9.97 . 9.97 ..... 18.97 savings on yardage 51 CtRST11AS KITS . . . . . . . . . •. S3 PRINT PIUOWCUTOUTS . NOW . 1.A8-4A8 . ... eec ... 1.98 '5 YDS. SOUO COLOR SlJT1NO FABRIC . 43 YDS. BRIGHT WOOL Bl.ENOS . . .. 1.48 savings for the hot11& 2.00WASHCLOTHS ..... . ......... ~ 150JUVEMILE'TOWEl.S .. • .. • . • • ••.....•. 48c 8!S BATHTOWEl.S . . . . . . . • •• · • · · • · • · · 3.11 50 HAND TOWELS .. . . . . .. • . . • . . . ..•.•. 2.91 50 POTH<>LDERS ....•.................... 48c 50 OYEN MITTS . • . . • . . . • . • . . . • . . . • • . . . . • . 98c 40 BATHRUOS . . . • .. . . . .. . . . . • . . . . . . . . 3.81 11AAEARUOS . • . . . . . . ........... 10.. , 20 AREA RUGS . • . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . ..... 14.11! I 30 flY!RSt8l! BLANKETS . .. • .......... 13.91 1 258EDSPREADS . . . . . . . . . . • ......... 13.11 1SOTWIN SIZE SHEETS. • • • . • ..•••.....••• 2.48 SO QUEEN 81ZEPflNTSHEUS . . . . . ....... 4.11 1001QNG SIZE PAINTIHEETS ..•...•..•.•.• 8.91 1•8TANDAROPUOWOAIE8 ...........• 2.91 2S ICJNQ8IZPPl.LOW CASES . . . . • • . • • • . . • . 2.11 30WATERIEDWll ................. 11• 2DOPOWUY!DRAPD ..... . ......... 3.81 400NNWIAYEDRAP!I . • . ....•....• 11.11 300P£NWEAYE ORAP£8 . . ........• 11.11 98Vlnp on toyii 9811 ADAMS AVENUE, HUNTINGTON BEACH -963-973i . .. ......... .__ I Mattress Change Sought Teata Set A free be~occult acN6idD& for c:oloreetal cues wtD be bel4 bJ th• Onnce Count.J Red Croll ha Westmln1ter Feb. 19. The lel"9eldq, •bleh =.:-Jh~~rtr!: Sundown Aatilaes Ltd. 11 a.m.10tp.m. ln room ... .... :!actn~=·:.~ter . 15292 80LSA CHICA, ml w.un•nster A••· HUMTIM&TOM BEACH -· .... " 1 • ooa.oa UOC.StaWllltw He CClllftded tbat lt would take more than a -°' _ __,.,..... dropl*t ct1a ... tte to produce enou1b beat to For pre·re1tatratlon (714) ~7509 (714) Gjl! j')jl!_ Sb m1D1ltft ot deaa., cbotinc blat'k amolte duplicate Tuesday'• expertmenL ,.Wbat we're Information, call the U'1'19 ~ ma, llwlw aeavlnced b,.tanden tbat the urethane _.!t.a~lk~ina~a~bou~t~Ll~a!_!ri~ot~•!!ltua~tioD~~·:" ______ ~cen~ter!!_!at!!.!•~354~7·:.__ _ _!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ matt tofdlf'd t.1 Oraqe County aberlffa ,..w 111 lltl a lethal huard to Jail lnmatea. 0rante County~ wlll have to be ~ t.o spmd tlw money tor new mattreues ~ ~ olftaala MY are twt~ u aafe u u... lll'&altt:J aM4. SlllClb bb GM ~ated ln T\lelday'a reattrw.-.mac IDOM D pt'bonen and n1D4! via· iton..,.. a~ mattnm wu ~on nre dur- iq a 117'1 ,._ e 11 er Pl'1llCJD not. aberitra Lt. •1.u .... AND nm DE.ATE ol SI pn.oeen ln eutem jail ftlW allllO ~bf> attrtt.1811 to smoke twnea h'Ola ....... -a.ar-. Kart eckte<l. AD "1lkl. dllen .,.. aboal s.a mattreues com- poeect ot dw foam rubW' -.&ance ln ~ ~ jail t.citiU.. .... tft"a c.pt. JtwTJ Kram aa1d ltrm., dDef ol tM ..... c11.waa,. .... abertlr1 officials will br at:ma ~ AipW+bon IDltiaUJ lo toot the $100,000 bill for ,...,.ectnl tbe l,OIO mat- treaaea beiDI \med iD tbe mea's and women'• Jaila. JAIL OFnCIALS WANT to bay neoprene mattresses in.stead. another foam rubber sub- stance that Krans said state fire tests have proved are rar leaa flammable The u:rethaae matt.reaaes cost about S28 each, aa compared to the~ per mattrua price of the new neopre11e type. In Tuesday's homing at tbe Santa Ana fire tower, the urethane mattress burned lo ashes amid toxic smote lD about a1x minutea. IN CONTRAST, THE neoprene mattress self- extineutabed in about four minutes. Only the plastic COYeriq wu scorched. State fire oftlclala praentlJ are eonaideriq updatinl minimum standanb toe mattreases used in jaila, Krans said "We want to be ahead of tbe pack '' Politicians Real Movers By O.C. HU8TINGS Of-Detly ..... IUfl Old politicians never say die. They ju.at move to another district. Democrat Mark Hannaford, who once represented the Long Beach-west Orange County area in Congress, baa announced he'll challenge incumbent Democratic Rep. Charles Wilaoo ot Hawthorne in the June primary. Hannaford, who wu defeated for re-elect.loo in the 34th Di.strict by Republican Dan Lungren, re· cenUy moved lnto the !lat Di.strict to challenge Willoo, who i. aervtne bia ninth term in Conireas . ••• ASSEMBLYWO•AN llAalAN Bereeson, R· Newport Beach, bu 1cheduled a press conference Friday In Sant.a Ana. Sbe'a expected to announce her candidacy tor a second term from the Oranee Cout'174th Dlltrlct . ••• Om.ANGE COUNTY Reeistrar of Voten Al Olaon bas eent oat a reminder that anyone plan· Dini to nm for at.ate senator, member of the As· aembly, or a Judgeship must rue a declaration of in-tent by Sp.m. next Wednesday. Olloo polnta out tbat 1t.aU! Senate, Auembly and Judicial cand.ldatea must pay their nim, fee at tbe Hme Ume. The fl1.1nc fee for lesillative Mata la $Zll.10. 'lbe fll1n1 fee for Superior Court Judie la $50.06. ll'••· 72 for a munlclpal court candidate. Bowe+e1, the redatrar adds, c1ndid1tel can obtaln llpaturel in lfeu of the ftllDI fee. For all the detalla, call the reOltnr'• oftlce at SM-~ IDd uk f« tbe candldate ftUq aectkln. *** TllE CALDOaNIA Bapubllem AIMmblY wUl eooduet ata QUUt.erly. board..,..... ~t Satur- deJ and 8undu at ti.. Beliltr7 BoU1 bl lnlDll. U .& Sen. 8.1. Ra11bwa la KhedDlecl to speak at SatmdQ' D10t'1 dlnner. State Atto1'De7 OeDeraI Oeor11 n.tkme.llan la to lpeak at lunch 8eturday. THE Ga.DEN NftVERSMY COMMITTEE OF Nf:WPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF HERITAGE HAU. AVAllETY- .:: I :: " . ,, I TREASURY BILL ACCOUNT ANNUAL RATE ANNUAL YIELD Effective 211/80 through 2129/80. $100 mlntmum deposit. 21h-year term. IMPORTANT Due to a ruling by the Fedlrel ao.emmenr. we ••now able to~ ycMll' enr1Ull ytellt ~ • fomUe more ta<wollbte to ml· llwee ytelda ~only to ~· .ct1w between now and FebNefy 29. t 980, a P9'tod •ICOft'IC)elaif'IO a leap year of 388 daya Yllldl Ml dla-hdlonely during non-tMp yiaera. but wll 111 be pr9dlclted on the more lllYOrable 386136C).(lay ~ txtor Yllld1 lndleattd .,.. ye11ty Ml'*9 • .,....,_ ..s P'tnclS*.,. left In thl CIDOUl'tl lot one yeer . .,__. .. compounded dally and peld Ql.*19'1V on 111 eocount• ellJWtd bv •w , Imperial continues to offer you the best savings rates that federaJ regu - lations allow. That means continued bi9her lntgrest than at any bank, plus new, higher Annual Y:lelds on your sav- ings at Imperial. These ere the highest Interest rates allowed by law on the new 2Y2 year Treasury BUI AccOiJnts and currently . offered at Imperial . I NEW OFFICE HOURS . FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. Most of lmperial's 94 branches are extend- ing their service hours and adding Saturday service to be more accommodating to more of our customers. So come In to see us more often. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 9:00am to S:OOpm 9:00am to 5:00pm 9:00am to 5:00pm 9:00am to 5:00pm 9:00am to 6:00pm 9:008m to 1 :()Opm I' I •• -I l. ~ : M.iWage Tags :t4re Disputed WAmINOTON (AP) -AD !!Dero Depart.. m t .tYIMr..,. tbe milelp .Ueten oa MW ear wiDdo9I Oftl'ltate IU mi.leqe .,, U mu.eh u 30 pereeat-ad tbe 8ltuation ls lettlal WO,.... Beeauae of tbe carefallJ controlled tlrenn!l*llDCIS under which new can are teated. a ur rated at rr.5-mlles-per-1allon milht aetu.illJ onl1 let ti.I 1DP1 on the road by 1m if preMDt trends ecmtlmiili, a House subcommittee wu told. BAllSY MeNtJTr, A TECHNICAL ADVJSBa to the Ener1Y Dep,rtment, said •"the impact of thts trend of increasing shortfall, if uncbaqed, would be to increase automobile fuel consumption by 1 million barrell." Tbe commi~. which is lookinl into con- sumer complaints about advertised mileaae. wu told the ftprea are determined by teata conducted by proleaaiooal drivers under carefully controlled climate eonditiom and uai.QI special equipment. BVI' DOUGIAS COSTLE, ADllJNISTUTOa of the Envtronmental Protection Acency, said con· sumera are protected if they remember the estimated mileage figures are for comparison between different cars and are not a prediction of what mlleaae actually will be obtained. He also disputed McNutt's claim that the situation ia worsening. 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Citiuns 6·monlb,510.000 Money Market Certificates pay the highest lntcre1t allowed by law. No bank. no other savings and loan can off er you more. Save bigger, longer. Now. through February 29th! Guarantee this high rate for a full 2!.7 years. NO MINIMUM BALANCE required. Higher than banb can pay! ll.4 34 %/JO. 650% AIWIUll YleN Ml"* ..... •Annual Yleld beMd ,11pon d1ll1 compo.ltdl111 of prl11elp1l eltd Im.,.. wllell Wt °" dePQM for 1 J66-da7 r.u d9e to..._ ,.c Re111latlon1 ,.quire a 11blc1111111 l111crt11 ~II)' Htl)' •llhdnwe.I. , • Suit Filed By Queen Of Disco 11 ' ~ HOLLYWOOD CAP) -Rock star Donna • Summer, the queen of f ~sco music, saya when 1 'he wea Jmt startms out ). •be ... •'Jlbyslcally and emotilllnall1 lll" &Del too t 1Dezperieneed to know f about bl•hws. t So lbe'a asking for $10 , million in a lawsuit ftled againat Casablanca Records and Filmworks, contend.log sbe didn't 1 et a fair share of Prol· ita from her bit recorda. Miss Summer. wbo seeks to break ber long- term contract wttb Casablanca, claimed the company used "undue influence, mimlpleaen- tatlon and fraud.. to gain excluAve rtpta to ber perfarmenceg. Caublanca President Nell Bop.rt. named u a def enc:lallt 1D tbe tult aloa1 with hla wlf •· 8oyce. l11uecl a eoa· clliator.r statement HY· ing be hoped Mi4S Sum-mer would change her mind and fulflll the re- maining three yean of her contract. "Donna and Caaablan-c a have enjoyed a fabulously aucceaaful re- latiombip ln all faceUI of tbe entertalD.ment bull· ness u evidenced by her numerous gold and platinum albums and many music awards," be said. ~ Pancaken Aid Coast YMCA South Coast YM.CA .Juaniao Indian Guldes bave pl•nned a Feb. ts fund-raialnf pancake breakfast rom 7 to D 0 0 n at s a D .J u a D Caplatrano'a Marco Forster Junior Hl&h School, 25601 Camino Del Avklo. A $1 donation buya fiapJackl, e111, HU18g8, milk and eof· fee. Proceeda benefit YllCA youth Pf'081'!ma. 1~ Concert Set l~ The GaataYUI · ~ Adolpb• Collea• ebclAr ~ St. ...... llJnD. will appear In eoocert at '1 :JO p.m. re•. 6 at the N~CGairel•· Uoaal Cboreh. Glen· oeJre and St. Au•• Dri••· Lal1ma hacb. neau wtU lNt ••allable at tbe doGI' that nlpt.. The last bastion of ancient E&yptian culture and religion, temples were en· duaered by construcUon of Aswan high dam that backed up river waten. Visit JDUl' 1N& lldpat'111 RCA RCA ColOl'Trak 19" ...... Club D~P' '/Vovel, Cita M~ham Link Candidate Backe Pot And Vice 1'n <AP> -1'I IM-d· tff·llOllUa Cl bU Cuetled lta tbolft Of • lllOftl "' -..... •· 1.,.~ .... ~cw1ttoo tlol_el1,,.. ........ book., tM w. W.aom.Mll"r.fm· Chab editor al dtreetor Al llh• ............ ·E~ to~partJoe of Mau '• •'Tia• Palated Veil,. ad a bJ LW. Banta aJW ·~aamk"a Tale.,. ...... ~ ............. cloee tar ecllldclli.'' at1aD&, A P&OFSllOa of Ea1U1b at 11uaol1 •••1•1•• Um•--· 19pmW b arbtl Ml book WU ••a CiotaJl1 diff--.t cne- tloD. •• •'I iaYe alwa7t kDOW'D tltat 11.:.::·· .., -Yla tbe mm. "~,.... ----fll .. boob OD wtdcb I ~ ~·· Burda .............. tUt lt ... jalt on.e of mall)' IOlllcte tblt spelbcl Ida lmastnatkJn. Tbe dub paid a low flv.tllure ad- vance to me tbe book u an .n.rnaae aelectiaa. P\ve tboalnd eQll6ea GI tbe book. P.lb"eW bf Z•nelt Houle, SAN DtEGO <AP> .. AN ID lll'llL Clt1 CoweUmaa l"na llAUGRAll'I NOTSL. DGblilbed Se alftmdna lia 1tl2S. •II& ta CbiDa ad cllab WWl plan• to run for tbe • woma wboM adalterou rei. Califcnla Seaatt, •• ttoi:~~ ta dtaco•ered •1 ber tM people aiaOt to · be .... • ~ Burda·• alloWed to tab ben>lD '** 11 11t ID Afrka lA tbe aame and '*'4lale pl'ClltlNtel _. ta tbl wife no la tM lf u,., nat to. ••1 ,..,.an, am ac · Tb• • ellarltl•• between qumted wttb people ln ........,., .... Bm'da•1 DOftla wwe OM dQ llUorneJ'• oftlce pO&;;r;. bJ W.._ Cleawm In a wbo lmaU marijuana," mteW bl Newaw nk m.,a.m.. SchnlQbelt aid. Lewis OIU.uon, pratdent of '"I would do every-Zffl• uld be aaw .. ~ tbln1 I eould to en- 1tmnr• ll1mmta ID tM boob 6Ut coura1• people not to Nici ...... daded haYlDI ned •"The ea1a1e ln pronttuUon Pabad VeAl.. but, ap1n. I think it la a atJllD& MID TBD& wu uw. matter of lodlvldual tlmilartt;J. rtibta·" .. U I MUehed enf)' DOOt and Setmaubelt. 19, b a etUD) of -atnlmark'1 Tale,• ad an-Llbertartan who plans to da1lDed wltb Jel)ow, red and parple nm u a Republican. marb ewry word, nuance, sltuatioa, --------cb&nder trait, ek., wbere I could diltect m ......... HI, I woWd not baTeeuland lOPll"CeDL 0 CaU 142-517 •• Put • tew Jl'Ofda towortl ldryi u. On 1988 RCl MWll'ak TV oi Pldt .. 9 n.ftr •tte .. l•t• It Majority BackER.4 CU1TllG THE CUTTDS _....,,.~ ·. 'v Workers lmrta1J tbe 3,000.J>OUDd sculptun: "VesU1e .. by La1una Beach aculptor Harold Pastorius Jr. (right) at tquna•a Main Beach Park where the 10-foot·hlO. wave-like metal piece will be oca diaplA)' for l1x months. \ non-te.cbtnr staff and td- mlJUltnrton. lncladinc him -were orpnir~ to bandle ..WU P'OQP9 ol ··~re .. abMb-teet. Top Priority Given E~rgx ~· · Between 50 and 100 of die school'• 1.18 ltadentl fall tr4o that cate&DrJ, be said . .. WE BA VE found that if U.e kida know somebody cares wad cbecu on them. it makes a ftil- fumc..," be said. LOS ANGELES <AP> -Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. 's chief of staff says that conservation .. will become one of the top two or three priorities this yepr" in the Brown administration. The stat.e's Energy Conservation Task Force beaded by the governor's aide, Gray Davia, re- leased a report Wednesday calline for a $700 million five-year program of energy conservation. It envisions a 16 percent savings in energy uaqe by ~and a cost saving to the California public~ $6.8 billion. ··WHAT'S NEW ABOUT THIS proaram ... Davis said, .. is that we're putting our mcmey where our mouth is. Conservation in normal Umes ' 1s just good citiunsh1p, but conservation in t-.e times ia patriot.le " Recommendations made by the task force in its report covered four major areas of comerva- tlon: tramportatioo, electricity and natural 1u, housing and energy usage The m<>6t controversial task force plan calla for the el.lmmation of the state income tax deduc- tion for gas tax With that money 1oinf to enero • efficient transportation users in the form of pay-I ments and credits. AllONG THE OTHER ENERGY consenation recommendations in transportatioD were incen· lives for md.lv1duals and b11slM11aes to promote car and van pools, stricter enforcement ~ the ~mpb speed limit through acqwaitioo of l.,325 new radar units, and a state constitutional amendment to permit the use of gasoline tax nnnm1 for &QJ tramportatloo ~· l.Ditiatift9 aimed at electrical and uta.ral ru , couerm:km ....Wftd around propoeed state ..P!'0- 1ram1 to~ ftnanctna ot solar t:neO eQali>- ment tbrouCb public utWtiee. Library Friends Select SJC Man San Juan Capistrano resident Carroll R1chardlon hu been named temporary chairman of the newly formed Friends of the Library or-I ganizatioo. The 1roup wlll support the San Juan Capistrano branch of the On.nee County Library. Ann Mannlnl WU DQled secretary of the fledgllni Ol'lanisatloo, and Richardson appointed Ruth Peterson and Byron Smillie to serve wttb branch Ubrarlan Erla Wetherell on a nomtoett:. committee to select candidates for permanent - That election will be held in February, and fiu. I San Juan resident.a interested in the IJ'OUP should call Richardson at 811'"'570. Tax Help Availabk I , Free Income tax u-and tbe California si.ltanee wlD be nalla· Francblse Tu Board. ls ble for South Coast dealped to aultt aad senior c1UJens and re-prepare returns for tired _penons Feb. 2 aenlorcttizeu. tbrougb Aprt1 15. T b e p r o g r a m . For information, call sponsored by the In· Larry Fhb bon at t.emal Revenue Service 788-8797. ....... npn::...-v;.. RCA 25"......,. Xlr100 color TV .. " 1QOlll. 80lkt .... XllndldLne m..ta ' •• TBl&D, TWO part·time employees were hired to telepbooe parents of abHotees betw .. 5 and 7 p.m. oo acbool da71. 9oth are bili.npa.1, ooe :c·-• .,...., and SDaniab. e otber EqU.b and Viet-aamw. PtallY. Packer aid. 15 wlun- t.Mr ltJJlf •·mben -teadwn. WhUe aome ~ the a~e techniques. such u study b.il. ma7 seem limple common aaaae to older memben of the com- m ualty, Packer noted that acboola areaUy relaxed their cootrola durinc the 1980s and early 19T08 and perbapa went too far. Win Almost every day, in the dews, we hear from some ecooomist who feels our economy is entering a new cycle. Many o! them feel today's interest rates can't stay as high as they are-if they're right. the smartest thing a saver can do is to get into the highest paying, lowest risk, long term account he can. And keep earning today's record breaking interest in the future. Fort~tely, Home Savings has just such an opportunity. Home's new 2Y2 Year Account pays the highest interest rates available without a minimwn balance. .. ...,. •• ,. .. .., ..... pays Account is equally important to people with I~ than $10.000 to invest because this new account pays one of the highest rates available which allows savers for the first time. the option of keeping a moderately small Passbook Account for ready cash needs, while the balance of their savings earns significantly higher interest. • ' ' am• ........... The best feature of Home's new 2Yi Year Accounts is that, like Home's regular accounts, they're insured to $40,000 by an agency of the Federal Government ~~ and backed by Home's $11 billion in assets. If you ·re a little uncertain on a sirrular acoount. And when the interest is left to compound, the annual yield is even higher than you earn on 2Yi year U.S. Treasury Secur~ties. r. ~ A\i, ~ ~ 1f ~ ~ • about the future, consider care-;:.~~~ ~ ~~~~~· fullyhowJ:Io~·s.new2~Year What's more it guarantees you 11 keep earning today's high rates for at least the next 2~ years, no matter how low other rates go. That's espe- cially impQrtant to people who are on fixed incomes ..., · r7 ,tQi £ ~TI ~~~ Account fits m with your plans. ~~ ~ll ~ ~ It guarantees you the best of ~ P.J! · what's available today, ·.fA~©CllA"l!"U<e>~~ ~. :s:,~~~h~~ and who depend upon /f}Jii ~wiw regular interest checks. kind of security millions of Americans have come to expect from America's ~ncr.~!\' Number One Savings and Loan. Our new 2Yi Year i~~~~~~ •y 1dJ w.~umes 366 days for 1eap year. • • .2 ''1 yt-J r acx:owtt rate ~r--..........-~ d frctl\''C .h:b. I rhrough Feb. 29. 1980 . '1 . DMly ........ ~ Storms Cancel Vacation ZION .NATIONAL PARK. Utah <APl -!Udwd Nixon and hi• friend Georfe ••Bebe" Rebozo aay tbey' l return to Utah later tb1.s year, their vaea· tlon ln Zioa National Park cut abort by a soowatorm. Tbe former president and Rebot.o, a J.ona·Ume friend from Key BlleQDe, Fla., went to the Grand Cao.yon before arrlvtna bere by motor home Monday. Two Secret Service vebielea ac· companied tbe two. TllAT D TBS bllbelt ~ total ..,.. tair a January, wblch ~ ta lower than elec· U. mmtba ID January 1912, Ca!ifonda nOltrationa totaled 8 mWkm. and fn January 1919, 7.7 mll1lcm. aountERN CALIFORNIA CXM t EQE IN llEIA CE DRATU _,... ANNIYER8ARY New Admlnhlb~uroom Bulldog Rwmble• Moelit Coultprd Stormy weather forced the two to return to Lu Veau for a fll&ht to San Clemente. Park of. flclals aaid Nixon promiaed to return. Tbe ht.,._ total of reliatered votera ftel' oa California roU.. wu 10.-,m for tbe November 1'72 pnmdendal elec:tloD. College in Mesa 60 Years Old ca111u-se11. Put .... word• to work fM Bued on the bl&b January totaJ, lb. Eu predicted a record re1l1tratton for the June primU')'. Altotet.ber, 15.• million penom are ellaible to register to vote in California. The January totals; PartJ Democrats Republleam • merf,eanlnd IJbertarims Peace-Preedom Kiaeel1aDeous DedineState ToblPct 5,631,097 55.6 3,'19,&U 33 8 92,023 0 9 87,460 0.9 34,2"'" 0.3 18,,77 0.2 838,920 8.3 BJ JACKIE BYMAN Oftlllel>Mt't .......... It was in the summer of 1920 that plans were begun for a Bi- ble school ln Los Angeles to be afftuated with the Assemblies of God. On Friday and Saturday. that institution -renamed Southern California Colle1e and located since UIS> in Costa Mesa -will celebrate its 60th anniversary with an alumni homecoming. TODAY, ALTHOUGH sun cburcb-afftllated, the colle1e of. rers a liberal arts dearee at its 43-acre campus next to Cost.a Mesa City Hall and across Fair Drjve from the Orange Cowity Fairgrounds The college, formerly located in Los Angeles and Pasadena before taking over a World War II Army air field ln Cost.a Mesa. in the Jut decade baa built two residence towers, parking facilities and an adminiatratioo and clulroom bulldin1. Plans are under way for a dormitory complex and a chapel and fine arts building, ofticiala sav •• THE CA.llPlJ8 BA8 ~-ruU- ti me and 30 adjunct taculty memben, a student enrollment or more than 700 from 30 states and 12 foreign countries, and B.A. dearees in fields ranging from science and English to bis· toey and religion. Tbe coUeee ia beaded by its fifth presldmt, Wayne Kraiss, and baa a Jm..80 budget or more tba.a 12.5 millioo. On Friday, to kick orr an- niversary homecoming ac· Uvitlea, alumni memben will present "Papa Wu a Preacher'• at 8 p m at a ticket price ol $2. The performance will be repeat- ed Saturday ON SATURDAY, AN 11 a.m. soccer game will pit alumni members against varsity teams, as will a 3 p .m . basketball game. A lunch and dlnner with entertamment and talks are also scheduled. Information about the ac· llv1t1es is available by calling 556-3610 Mesa's Chamber Seeks Nominees Win The Co6ta Meaa Chamber of Commerce is seeking nominations for it.a annual man and woman or the year booor.1 Pensons nominated should be longtime resi· dents of Cost.a Mesa, active Ul a vanety of com- munity and volunteer groups, known lo a wide seg- ment of the population and exerting recogn.Ued leadenhip, chamber orficiala S&ld. ln spite of the fact that economists have been predicting a ~on for nearly a year now, the economy has continued to flourish and interest rates have stayed high. If they continue to, for more than 6 months, there is no better risk-free investment than a Home Savings T-Bill Account. T-Bill Accounts pay one of the highest guaranteed rates of interest you can earn . No bank or savings and loan pays you more. And T-Bill Accounts don't tie your money up for ~~~iiiiii~ 't. rate, so you won't lose an hour's interest. And there are no fees or service charges to pay. Acroun" insurrd tn ~ • , $110.00<l.W11hMult1ple ~ . . ~ AL.count I l\<iurancc. lDaJi · • r--=-=--- Home's T-Bill Acoounts require a $10,000 minimwn deposit, but there is no maxi- mum. You can deposit any amount you choose over that. Best of all, there is no risk. Besides being guaranteed by America's •Annual Yield "Annual Ratt> a family of four mJV kt'fl up t(l $'60.000 fully 1flSUl'l'd Memlu: FEDERAL Sa"tn~ and loan ln~urana.' Corporauon Member: FFDERA1. HonV' Loan Bank S~tem. t-f'deral law requm><; a substantw.I tntt'f't.><;t pcnaltv tor earlv w11hdrawal from rerm .lcroww; •Yield 1f pr1oof'll and interest wm.' to rt.'fl'la in on dL'JlOS 11 for one year at this rate. Ytel<l assu~ ~il di~ (or leap year . .. R.ite cfkct1vt• Jan. )l, 1980 through Feb. 6. 1980. Ra1e may change at SIX rronth ~ date. Interest docs llOf comp>UOd oo this account. 12.418% llJl46% ., •• ,. ~ Betlch: 16 Corporate Plaz.a (7J4) 640·6100 48tiPa Hills: 23861 Et 'Ihro ROad (7 Ui) 768·' 1oc; Thoee writio& to the chamber are asked to keep their recommendauoo coofidential from the nomlnee lo prevent disappointment. Letters cao be seo.t to Keo Fowler, Ci~ Bank ol Calta Mesa, 29'10 Harbor Blvd., Costa Meaa. Ele phants Must Die SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP> -Wildlife aatboittiea may have to tW as many as 1.250 elepbaatl from the country's teeming 1ame re- serYes because tbe swoUen elephant herds repl'elft'!Ced a threat to lbe envin:mment. lhe South African Press A.uociatioo reported. Barry Ball, chief raqer ol tbe National Parts and Wlldlife department, was quoted u saying that the cullinc of the herds M>Uld begin in May. The Rbodeaiana aboot the animals in what is termed a coaaervalioo measure. Elephants are not meat-eating animals, and depend for their sur- vival on vqetatioo. Covers Enc;i Comp • Steenno • Air cond • Manual Auto trans • Front suse> • Onve Axle • Complete front & rear brake sysrem • Elec. System "\_....,...on S.W:. °"""8Ct 0-llOI 1111'1¥ IO -Ol IM -~cet*9Cf-~--lo<Audl __ M_MG ~- S-T ............ VoM> 0.-. 4 WM Dt ftOnC -Dt end ~y-~on ..... &~ \'?@(!!]([ ®@lrWfi@@ Tra1'el Al._ Jll..Utaa.-1 DEAR PAT: My European couain and hia famUy are planning to visit Los Anaelee tbla sum- mer. They wrote to ask UI ii anyone could belp them find o ut about where to stay, what restauraota they micht like and also how to 1et a round the city to see the main attractiooa. especlaJJ1 in tbe Hollywood area. I really doD"t know what to tell them because of a possible laotuage problem . My relatioos speak very litUe English, but are fluent in French. Can you help! H.E .• Costa Mesa Tbe Hollywood VW&or lllfonnatlla Cetder at HU N. VlDe S&., profldea '"4:1waea, maps, ud aceommodadlm ud ~.,....,for die Lee Alllelm ad 81rt'em C........ area. 'Ille e.&er la staffed wt&ll &wo malU· ...... e ••• 'r 1 n..t ID Frwla, Germu. ltaliu. Panqw, Speatu and Eqlllla. Weekda1 boarl are 11 a.m. to• p.m.; S1tvda1 from 'll a.m. to 4 p.m. Tbe lloll:ywood cea&er fOlllplemeata ta.e maJn Vlll&or hdormatloll Ceater at 515 S. Plower St. 'fte staff dlere oflen aulstuee to vlaJ&on ID Freadl, .lapue1e, 8paallla and En'8M Weekday boarl are It a.m. to 4 p.m.; Satarday from It a.m. to 4 p.m. la ~ wttla bcKb eaten, tbe Greater Loa Angeles Vlaiton ud Convention IJareH baa a 24-boar recorded mesaage U.U..g currea& spedal events happening lD the Lo. Angeles area. Phoae (%13) IZS-5857. ~r Oller Dees•'t ••• DEAR PAT: Last September I sent $19.95 to Dar Photo in Sacramento for eome information on how to make money by t.ating photos. I decided I didn't want the materiala I received and since there was a guarantee, I returned them and asked for a refund. They JUSt sent me the same materials agam, and I can't seem to set a refund. P.H., Costa Mesa A YS coatacted Dar Pboto ud yoar ref1111d la belag proceued. Tbe mall-order llnn dalma a mbap ha paperwork caased the delay. IRS D~• 't lt'aat Record• DEAR PAT: I know that if I itemize deduc· lions I must have receipta and records as proof, but should I send these items of proof 810111 with my tax forms when I file? J .E., Newport Beach No. Tbe IRS reqaesll tllat yoa do _. Miid re- corda or recel,U ma.lea t1MJ are spedfteal.IJ aMed for dartq an aadlt. 11ae ms e....-p.uaaaee tat a:ueq.-..S reeel,U aiad records will be retarne4 to JOL It la AQnted Qaat tM pNlf el JW1 decl11c0 Uolls M Up& wWa a eopJ of tile retara for quick re- fereMe If d.e ded9C'tlGu are ever qm-atl•ed. .. P•rC •I •ep•lr Waited SAN DIEGO (AP) -A om• wbo wu heplDf 105 do11 la ber Ua.t.e.nlty Ctt7 home baa been booked for in· vestigatkm of cblld nealect and cruelty to animals, police aa.ld. 01'1·,"\: \10;\;. FH I. ~'A \1. t; J'.\1. !--A l"l 'HDAY llJ .'\ \1 I I'\~ Ruby X., Browa. wbo WM OI'• derect to bilp all ber doCI tmlde at ~t and never more tban two outalde at anytime became of oellhbon' complaintl lat year. wu checked •lain tbl.I week by anlmal control oftlc:en. They laid tbey found 105 doll and a 10.year-<>ld llrl llYlnl In her t.oa.. .. TBEaS BA VEN'T BEEN mUl)' othen.'' be aaid. · A couple of yean aao. Sean. Roeboct llDd Co. WU •lmilar'1 embarn.uecl by a men's an-1 denrear advertiaement In one-~ Ill H!•lop. The pbotoanpb of tbe man model101 the a.a-· de.rwear bad a lhadow east Gil tt in an area that made him ap- pear to be lo a ttaw of aroaaal. , A. FIREPLACE TONGS Model #T-3 B. 23" 5 BAR GRATE Model #FH23 C. 24" SELF-FEEDING GRATE D. 4 PC. FIREPLACE SET Choose antique brass, pol- ished brass, or black finish Model #'s F1200. F2200,F3200 Reg. 4.29 Reg. 5.99 2.88 3.88 Cover walls with beauty Prepasted wall cove11nos are 1us1 the thing tor k1tchen1 and batha Washable and tear-rellstant. Pre·cut. too. No special tools ere needed. and they're easy to apply in d1lflcult areu .ven celllngs 12" x 12". 15 perpkQ . FLAIR SQUARES, Reg• 99 3.88 FULLERTON 301 So. State College 870-0050 ~ Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 fo 9 Set. 8 to 6 Sun. Q to 6 Model .::220 Reg. 19 99 Reg. 39.99 14.88 28.88 E. HEAT DISPERSER MOdel t:HD· 75 Reg. 59.99 39.88 Delu:n Heat Exchanger Model #G0-100 Reg 62 99 42.88 LOCAL .... Buddy' Sy. tem Works at' Wo~dland School Eyed SOUTlt LAKE TAHOE '(AP> -Tbe Lake Taboe Opmmsmlty C0Ue1e .Dl•trlct bH compt-.. pilrdaue ol a lM-acre aebool 1Jte lD t.M mlddle ol t.be eltJ ol Soutb Laa Taboe. 'rbe pf'OPG11 Wiii puttbaMd from Shell eu Compaoy ( 842:4321 ) -I 41 ttad J'luUD IACOlta M . o.lty ......... Pllle'9 YOUNGSTERS Oh 'BIG KIDS' Pl.A YGROUNO WfTH OLOER BODDIES Ptaytng catch Are Landon Cortazzo. 10; Mlch .. I Karle, 5; Teaaa Goff. 5; Brtan Mowe. 10 . • • • ~ Roaches 'Wild Man' Attacks Workers :• .. ~ Disrupt " .... .. .. Iii Meeting .,. .. .. .... '" PROVIDENCE, R.l. 1a ~AP) -A meeting of the " Providence Cililens • 1leview Board at City : Hall WU d.Llrupted by UNION. N.J. <AP) A Cuban Immigrant, taunted by co-workers about his virility, "turned into a wild man" and attacked them with a hammer and a 12-inch kitchen knife, authonties say. Ten employees were utjured, four critically "I was working at a bench near him and without saytne a word, the guy suddenly goes nuts," s8.ld Frank Breznai, whose hand was cut Wednesday at the Amen can Products Co. machine parts factory. Roberto Gonzales, 51, was arrested and held on usault and battery charges after the attack at the plant in Uus northern New Jeney com- munity, police said nnB GIU.DSU ilS llATCll&D wttb kba· dtr(~ and wort with tbem for ball u bour on J'l'ldQa. la add!Uaa, tbeJ now be~ auperTtae tbtir ltd& Nia oa tbe older ddldren'a •11J'OUDd. •-n.. ftftJI ll1lden are tellcben, • Mn. Blat· t.erma Mid. • ..n;e;:r; •QPPOMd to bl ·~· not dotDI tb1aaa for tbe kinderp.rtenen. • Tbt older' ltudeuU help .wttb art projeda ud p,.·ntldlM pbaalea aerefies, lbe Wei. One pro. Jed, caDecl' tM ~bet train, calll ffW tbe older cb.lld to deatp a la.DdK~ tbe UWe buddy bu to~ tn1D ears A, B, c and ao oo lo alpb1bltical order oo tbe picture. ANMRZll no.mer INVOLVES TRE older atudeala wrttiq edftfltu.re ltoriea that featu.re the k.lnderprteDen as beroea and berolnel. Tbe ltudmta are allowed to M&eet their bud· dies if they want, except that no alblinl mat.cbel are allowed. The ldndersartnen really eQjoy the feelinc of bavtq an older friend, Mn. Blatterman said. "Our clilldren can hardly watt till Fridays," she said. TUE nFrll GliDE&S GAIN IN other ways, sbeaaid. ''1bett's self~deoee and aelf..ieem m havtq aomeooe really look up lo you " Buddies who participate in the school's breakfast proeram frequently lit t.oaetber then. she said. and th.ii year's ftfth eraders -almni little buddies couldn't wait to pick their pa.rt.oen this year And while the klnderiarteners may mostly be on the rec-eiviq eod of the atteoUoo, the fifth graders pick up aome, too. •"Ibey have a rootinl aeetac.J clu.rtq but et· ball 1ames," Mn. Blatterman said. "And when Santa came in the police helicopter, lmtud of ao- in1 la.st the filth eraders got to be there lint with their liWe buddies." tor ,000. DfNCt or collect, to IUt>lerlbe to YOUR hometown peptr,the DAILY PILOT WANTED DIAMONDS · GEMSTONES WALL TO WALL GRAND OPENING SALB 3 DAYS ONLY FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNOAY ~£8.1-3 MA.IOA CAR~ LINES DISCOUNTED Al MUCH AS 15.00 PER SOUARE YARD (Duftng Grand o,.nlr111 Only) LOCATED IN HAA80R-8AKER CENTER (Act'OM From nDCO) GRANO OPENING SALE HOURS FRI., SAT. M SUN. M CALL 557-8805 3017-B HARBOR COSTA MESA JI 1 • lluh~lil(~mJm !61j1 • an invasion of coack--------------------------------------------------------------roaches. The somber meeting : waa interrupted when • several people picked up : their eoata and started • •win&tnl at the lmecta. : "You could put a aad· • dle on tbis tbiq, •• ~ f man in tbe back of the • conference room said ? before "nottiq a rvacb : to tbe floar and mmhlq • tt. : Qt7 Rall Im been UD· • der1olna a St mllllon ren· • ovation. Workers re· port the repain bave • disturbed the cock• roaebea, which appar· • ~ntly have resided in the 1Q2.year-old building for aome time. ''Thia just shows that tbe committee should put up more money for renovations of City Hall. And they should get a fumieator ," s aid Stephen J . O'Rourke of the Mayor's Office of Community Develop- cient. 4Study · Abroad Four UCLA students from the Orange Coast area are atudyina at foreign univenlUes this year throu1h the acbool'a Education ~ Abroad Proaram. They are: '"°"' ........ V...,: ~ Tomle V•~• I~ CIWt&UM Unlwrstty ol T'IQO, .-en. ,,.. .......... .._..,e11~ CeNI w.ti.c., UflhMIMty ..... ............ ,.,_ L...-. ....... , ., •• s. MCllllll"M. Unlwnlty el IC..c. UM$-ed KlfledlM. ., ,rem ~ .. K.: JNllft• Motlk• o.-dt._.., Uftl.-.lty flf Sllrllft9. SUtl....a Cops Boosted SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -San Francisco la eoi.ng lo have more vice squad and juvenile bureau police in ·1no than lo 1979. Police Chief Cornelius Murphy 1wore in 17 new assi1· 1 ~ tant inspeeton and el1ht ~ new aerseanta. \ I SMOKE DETECTOR First Alert smoke and fire detector has loud alarm to awa k en even deep sleepers 8att9'Y <>POfllted ~A76RS SALE 15.88 ,_,.~·~ 10.18 FREE [8 ,,..,.. Ow o.u Dept .• .............. .,._ Oii' Mnlce dtl wlttt my ••lb4dapw ch••· ,,.. ..... AltoM .... goo4 .. 2/5/10 MARKET BASKET WESTCUFF PL4U 17tlllr ...... ... .,.,. ...... Anthon'!~ SHOE SERVICE fcwH-61111 Luggage & lipper Repair RecJIOMI Repair C...... for SPERIY • TOPSIDB •C-494 Mir • ...,..,. ..... • S.. CMlt Yllep • W..tdlff "•• • ,..._ h'-d • ,....._. IS... AMI Contact le~ Eyewear Styling Dr. Lou Elder Refrec11ng Prftcnblng OPTOMETRIST 642-0720 1124 Irvine Ave. Newport Beach OPEN THURSDAY NITES TIL 9 FINAL CLEARANCE ALL SALE MBCHAHDISE Y2 OFF loy1' c.d Girtl' "6y bfh.. Orftws. loys' L.Th. SlupwMr, ldMwaj Wh /.IUl.f PTY DUMWY -CHll.DHH'S WUR I OSI .......... Wnklff "-• ..._,.,.. ... ,.,. s.. ...... ,,,.,., ,.. •.z.oo c.. ._. ""-1 "V~EUNE" , -iiiii IWllililll Pia To Sllopl 7 DAYS A WEEK ....... .................. w ......... ... • on ltockboldln' equity -~ amount ol prom dlftded bJ tb6 am: m ol mooey llmlted by atiaNbokten. In 1178, acc:ordlD1 to Fortune m:,,r,::· ABC bad a retura of 21.e percent oa total erollta o1 sm.e ; CBS'• NturD wu no percent ca proftta of t191.1 m11Uon; and RCA Corp. bad a ntuna ol 17.4 peremt ca urnbw of 11'78.4 mlWoa. RCA owns NBC, but does not proride teparate tfnanclal det.a11I on the network. llolltl'• return waa 12.e percent. but pJ'Oft!a were '1.11 bl.Won, refleeUnc tu lar1er 11.H. co••DCJAL DID NOi' Mal U-, UM mi.meat, but la newtpapar edl llobll cited various flau.rea on retW"D oo TllDB A&E Dlf'l'E&ENCD IN MBTBODS of compuUns return oa lbarebo1den' equity. Tbll yur llobtl cban1ed aceou.at. ma ProeedUret, and aa a reawt coochlded that ttl nturD oa •barebolden' equity wu 13.0 percent 1n 1171, a ftCWt tllat snw to 20.8 peromt in lt'll aa earnlnp roee to ta.01 bUUoa. RCA'1 proftta were $21.1.8 million for lt'll, but lt d1d DOt releaie a tlpre oa •tockbolder'a equity. CBS and ABC bave DOt releued 1tTt urn· FRED ELLIS OF NEWPORT BEACH SHOWS HIS BOYS CLUB MEDALLION Boerd Member Honof9d for ContrtbutJone of Mat•rf•I and ExpertlH Boys Flee Molester Man Accosts Youngsters on Laguna Street Two young Laguna Beach boys fled a silent molester Tues- day afternoon when the man at- tempted to rondle the youngsters on a residential street Police said the boys. 10 and 12 years old, were walking on Park Avenue near Third Street at about S p m when they were ap- proached by a man walking at a rapid pace THE SUSPECT allegedly reached out and grabb<>d one or the boys' genitals. and when the youngster pulled away. the man grabbedtheolherboy, Both boys fled up Park A venue as the suspect ran down the hill toward Glenneyre Street. The boys later contacted police to describe their as- sailant He is descnbed as a white male, about 20 years of age, standing fi ve feet eight inches tall with a medium build. He bu blonde collar length hair, is clean shaven and was weartnc a Topless Nixed Anny, Air Force Set Policy WASHINGTON (AP> -The Air Force and Army have banned topless dancers at service clubs around the world, .even if many patrons clamor for them. The Air Force order said commanders "cannot. even in the face of the expressed desires of a sub- s tan ti a I number o f patrons. abrogate their responsibility for protecting the overall interests of the Air Force." Its order, issued in October, stressed that "each event ... must be capable of withstanding critical external scrutiny.'' The Army's order was worded similarly, indicat- ing it may have coordinated its policy with the Alr For ce or used the Air Force directive as a model. The Army pohcy became effective Jan. 23. There was no public announcement and the ex- istence of the directives was acknowledged only in response to questions about reports t hat the services had clamped down on topless entertainers at service clubs. green jacket and denim trousers. TUESDAY'S ATTEllPTED assault is the latest 10 a series of attacks on Laguna Beach youngsters in the last four months. A 10-year-old Laruna Beach boy wu assaulted ln front of the Boys Club t wo weeks ago by a mun who alleaedly threatened him with a knife. 1be younpter escaped hi.a attacker. · Six days earlier a seven-year- old boy was kidnapped by a man in an oranae Pinto wbo drove the boy to a hilltop lot and ~<·xually asl-.aulted him ANDTWOOTHEa asaaultaon Laguna Beach youngsters were reported in October, when a SWl· peel entered two hiUtop homes 10 the early morning hours and molested youn1 boys in their bedroom. Pohce said today they do not know il the suspect in Tuesday's assault was resporuilble for the earlier a.'isaults Oass for Parents At Mesa School A free class in effective pa renllng skilla will be offered at Pomona School in Costa Mesa from 9 a .m. to 10 30 a .m. Fri- day. ' The coune will be held in the readlq lab of the school, 2051 Pomona Ave. It will be taught by Mrs. Jean Preble, Newport- Mesa Unified School District psychologist. Boys Club Honors l Coast Man • Fred E1lla of Newport Beach bu been awarded tbe Boys Club ol America medalllon ln honor of his service to the Boys Club ot the Harbor Area. Elll.a, a club board member alnce 1971, baa contributed tbouaandl of dollan in materials and expertlle, lncludin1 prlntJq Boys Club ltema at hla firm, Master Blueprint, officials said. He wu honored at a Boys Club diMer this week. Alao at the dinner, Dan Roaers was lnalaJled in his sttond term as president. Robert Brlus became f1rat vace pre1ideot, Russ Reck, second vice preal· dent . Erwin deMocskony1 . treasurer, and Robert Ingold, secrelar)'. Inatalled u three-year direc· tors were deMocskony1, Gary Burrill. John Curci. John Forte, Ellis. John Hacker . Michael Manahan. Lh Davies and Lawrence Werner inp. I NBC, in a at.atement read by a 1pokesman, dt.ed tta policy that ''partisan viewpoint. on important Luue1, aocb u oil company proflta, are presented in news and public a.lfain prosram1, pro- duced by dlaintereated news proleulonala and not ill paid com· merclala. ''llobll'a attempt to compare oil company prolttl with tJae re· turn on invested capital of the televtaion networb bad no bearin1 on our decbloo. and in our Judlment lQjecta wboUJ atraneoua araumenta into Mobil's defense of ita proftta," tbe statement added. "COllPA&.ING NETWOU PaOFITS TO OIL company pro- flta adds llttle to public uodentancHn1,'' NBC said, "but to let the Mobil &rlUJDent ln proper perspective, it la worth nat1Da that Mobil's after.tu profit.a in l.t7I were more than one-third sreater than the total pre-tu profit.a of the three network compani• com- bined." "That doesn't co to the luue of profitability, which la tbe only senaible test of bow well a company la doln1,'' aald Schmertz after beartnr tbe NBC statement. . CBS Vice President Gene Mater said hla network'• refusal to air the ad "bad notbin1 to do with our proftta," but deellned to dis- cuss the reasons. An ABC spokesman said the company had a pohcy sunilar to NBC'a AL11IOUGB THE COIOIEaCIAL coaaECTLY Hid that "over the years" Mobil's earrungs have been about even with other indu.stires, 1t la clear that Mobil and other 011 comparues earned a substantially bigber return th.an most companies in 1979 as did broadcast companjes One ma1or reafOn IM that in 1979 the 011 supply was relatively tight. enabling coil\parue5 that sold 011 to raase their margans. BroadcasUnt networks benefit from sam1lar supply aborta1es. since 1t as impossible to start a new TV station in a major market. Partly as a result of that. NBC's profits in the final three months of 1979 were ba&her than for any quarter lD 1ta history, ac- cording t.o RCA. despite tbe fact 1t was third lo the t.elevtaion net work raungs The dispute lS the latest m a series. between television stations Land Mobil. v.hlch engaaes m more publlc-tuue advertasing than. C.11642-5678. any other company Last v.eek, three television stations refused to Put• few words air the syndicated s how "Edward and Mrs Simpson" became dJf. to work for ou ferent Mobil ads were deemed too controversial Check our TV l1Stangs for Ed Abner in u1c ncW!:>JXlper dram.i. · Lou <...r .1 nt "Usually when you see me on television, rm a newspaperman named Lou Grant. But I'd like to talk to you as Ed Asner, a citizen and a newspaper reader. "You know, our free press is our watchdog on government. So you can know what public officials are doing-and so they know that you know. "The First Amendment guarantees more than the freedom of the press. It guarantees your right to know. "Maybe that's why the Founding Fathers put it first." ' The~~r. It'sg~ I DAILY PILOT f ASKED l'N A 'l'SLSPBONB interview wby be dklD't M1W la Vietnam. Roatker .ut, "I cbl't know. I wu a 11 te student tlnllbl•I up roy Pb. D ta economics. I'm 1ure that bad an impaet. They Cat UM Pentaaoo> were iDtaelted ln brt&bt youns fellowa." Old be CCIDllcler volunteerlnl for Vietnam du&)'? ••t waa ln tbe aer•lce," Rostker aald, bis voice rUl.q. "I went wbef'e I WU told to co. I served. I did not ao to Vietnam. I would ban •ODe wbereffr tbe1 amt me.•• BOSTKEll. WHO G•EW up ln the Bronx, was a member of the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) a a student at New York Unlvel'lit1 and waa com- missioned a lieutenant upon sraduatioo. DurtQI bis military aemce and tn the decade alnce then, be has speclall1ect" in * * * 8INCS HOVIDDD. ROI._ Uld, M bu Mm re~ ml emer1eae1 ·pr•paredau1 ay1tem for draft re1tatraUoo, just In case it became Ht•U'J. It wun't until lut week that Roatkw learned that bb lltM!PY Utile qency would be toued a political bot potato. Ra.tbr aald be bad blDta that Carter WU comldertni reinltat· ans tbe draft. But be didn't pt tbe ftnaJ word UDUl a few boura before Carter Wied hll State ol the UnloD addr.-to Worm tM real ot tbe nation of b1a plan. •os1ua SAID n bu not met wttb Carter« AD)'ODt from the White House to d1aeua tbe complexities ol 1tart1n1 up draft reglltraUoo. Instead. be 1ald, be bas worked with the tut force pre- . partnc a report for Consmu. due Feb. 9, on various aspeda of * * * California Ready, A "Waits Cai-ter Nod SACRAMENTO <AP> -1be provisional direetor of the California Selective Service system, Keith W. Lamb, says registration could start whenever President Carter says so. Lamb, a fonner World War II bomber pilot, said that four or five contlngeoey plans are waltina for Carter to reveal Feb. 9 just what kind of a draft he wants. The choice of plan depends on several variables: Whether women will be required to '&a-ik Ba,,J,it r e ghter. what the age requirements will be, and the urg~ the president attaches '1\.T0.,.1ahalant "" mWtary conscription. l ~~ • .....,. Lamb. a colonel tn the California National Guard, ~stimated that there a~ 600,000 aiales ln the •late between the •111 of 18 and 20 wbo will be 1'equ1Nd to re,Uter. •nd an ~ual number or females, should they be included. He said re.eistratioo ii to take place in post offices, but doubts that local draft boards and appeals boards used under the old ayatem will be reactivated. SACRAMENTO <AP> -A man charged with robbing a bank of $tOO was arrested as be sat on a bencla outajde waJttna for a U.. DOlice said. John Grimes, 52, was Jal.led on a charse of robbing the Crocker National "Bank in downtown Sacramento. A teller said a man 1ave ber a note written on a paper napkin sayina be bad a eun and wanted $400 -••no more, no less.•• ' aosnEa SAID THE law provides DO uempUona for stu- denta: ''But .. .,. still woJtinl out the details ... Everyone ba.s to restats, "beedded. He aald one of the agency's op-Uona ta to rqister oa1y a portion of the ell&ible youn1 people, • 'probabl1 by apeclftc age grouPL'' Rostbr was ban Feb. 1, UN4, an only cblld. H1a mother wu a bid! scbool teacher, hls father a * * * Poll Revea/,s 51 Percent WouhlSeroe BERKELEY (AP) -F\fty. one percent ol the students at the Unlftl"Slt1 of Callfornia here aay they would aene ui tbe . Anny if tbly were drafted while 34 percent aay they would ~ • Dally Cal poll mows. The random, telephone poll ol 400 1tudieot9 allo •bowed that • percent ol thoM Polled oppoee reinstatement of the draft in peacetime. But 26 pereeot sup- port retmtat.ement. and • per· cent bad no opinion. U tbe draft does come back, • percent aid tbeJ wanted women to be 1DdDcted too while ....... cat aid tbeJ' didn't and 1 per. cent aaldtbey didn't know. Forty.Uro penent of thoH polled Nld that U the So'riet UnioD lntilOed Iran, they wouJd fa.or UA mllltar7 lnterftadcm while 4'I peftent aald they were .. alnlt sueb tnt..entioo. Four· teen Mid tbe)' wen UDdeclded II • OVER 150 AWARDS --OVER 50 DOOR PRIZES • •FOR IACE IMFOllMA noM CAIL '44-Z02 I or 644-2121 SAVE ON OVER 25 MODELS OF YOUR FAVORITE SPORT SHOES FROM: ADIDAS, BROOKS, TIGER , HEAD, K-SWISS. AND MORE! -EXAMPLES- f:i;IHtll.i "NEW Slper-Yillmm" ~~~9 R~G.$29.95 NOW $20.95 1[···~~11 .... LAD•S ONLY! C.n91u111t upplft, White --end .... petlh. Auto-.c-. vulcanlald .. REG. $24.95 NEW DIRECTOR OF SELECTIVE seRVIC£ SYSTEM FORMER AAMY OFFICER BerMrd Ao9tMr, 35, WIU Ow....,e Or8ft R ...... etlon -H Any clinical psycbologlat wath the Veterw AcJminiatration. Rostker went to public bi&b school and lllduated a Re&ent Scholar. BE IATEll IOINZD the Rand Corp.. a Califomia think tank, where be wu bead of an Air Force manpower aad penoaneJ project. Three years aao. be became deputy autatant to tbe secretary of the Navy, in cbarae of manpower and reserve af. flln. In th1a JOb, be WU m. volved ID a program lo put women oo shipe. ao.tter. bia wife. Lowse, and their two aons, a1es 8 and 6, live an Suburban Vl.rcima. THE FAlllLY SPEND6 vaca· t 1001 campln1 In their Volkawaeen bus. Rostker, a stocky mill, 11 deacribed by fneods as someone who prides himself oo tu.a cookinl. qnaliftel u a 1ourmet and specializes tn oriental meala. Lut year be c••e himself a wot for Christmas . Friends say be alao bu a aenae of humor. Last week, the baldlnc di.rector filled out a fOf'Ol to receive a new Selective Service identification card. Under color of baar, Ro.lker wrote: none. HICK'S MEN'S STORE FEBRUARY CLEARANCE SALE STARTS FRIDAY, FEB. 1st A FINE SELECTION OF 9UALITY CLOTHING REDUCED TO PRICES THAT MEAN GREAT SAVINGS SUITS •IOC. OF SUITS Requb" lif.>.00 to 17500 .................. NOW 119.75 to llf.75 M~OISSUITSRequlor 19500to 21000 •••••••••••••••••• NOW 14t.75te IH.75 ..... Imel SUITS Requlor 21500 to 26600 ................ MOW llt.75 to 119.75 AUSnM ._sum Reqb 24500 to 27500 •••••••••••••••• MOW IH.75 to 2 lt.75 HICICIY ........ sum Recpor 35000 to 395 00 •••••••••••• NOW 269.75 .. 309.75 SPORT COATS GIOUP OF SPOa COATS Re<Jh 115.00 to 135.00 •••••••••••••••••••• MOW H.75 SU,EltSUIDI. •zas Req,h llS.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW H.75 YB.C>Ua SPOln'COATS Requh 16500 ............................ HOW 119.75 GIOUP OF SPOln' COATS Req.b 125 00 to 135 00 ............ MOW ff.75 to l 09.75 GIOUPOfSPOln'COATS ReQ.Jlor 1'450010 195.00 .......... MOW119.75to l".7S SLACKS DIESS SLACllS Requlor 30 00 10 JS 50 ................................. MOW I t .15 DOUU IHl1' SLACIS R~ 32 SO •••.•••••••..••••••••••.••••.•..•• MOW Zl.15 WOOi. AMD WOOL IUHD SLAC«S Requlor 45 00 to SS 00 •••••••.•..••• HOW 29.IS FLORSHEIM SHOES R.OlstmM SttOIS ReqJor 43 95 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW 2' .15 R.~ S1i101S ~ n .5Cl •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW 49.11 DRESS SHIRTS AllOW Sl•TS Regular IS.00 to 18.00 .................................. MOW t .. I AllOW & •AMT SMITS Requlor 16.oo to 24 00 ........................ MOW 11 .II SPORT SHIRTS -~ Oii SPOIT ... II Re<J.b to 21 .00 ............................ MOW I I.II .. 0.. Oii IPOlt'f·SHISTS Rec;JJlor to 24.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW I UI .aOUP Oii IPOIT SNaJI ~ to 30 00 •••.•••••••••...•••••••••••• MOW I UI YB.OUR SPOllT 11.,-1~29.00 to 43.00 •••••••••••••••••••••• MOW 1/1 NICI . JACKETS co.-crr JACUTR.;ab 52.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW It.II ~Mc:~ 62.50 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW It.II 11i11r a &M,Tlm ~ 65.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mow na -·\_ -... -..-. ' I 1 I 18 Tumyour unusables Into John Pitu <1Jan e >. new presid nt of : Orang County Bar Allodat.lOn, ceta con· • aratulatory handshake from outfllllln1 pre· • 1ident Howard Harrison Other 1980 ba. auod cert are <from left) Eugen Andres. secretary.treasurer; Hall Seely, vice preaid nt, and John Garrett, pre- aadenl-elect. Readers Reaeting MARTINEZ CAP) -Overdue books are beinc returned LO record numbers at tbe Contra C.O.U County library, .tier a •arn.lna that bot· rowen miebt ':,J,.l"OHCuted for ll- • UHble e cash.C.11 • D•fly Pilot e ctassifled • '42·5671. 1 ASSETS Summary Financial Statement December 31, 1979 Cash on Hand and Investment Securities ...............• Federal Home Loan Bank Stock ....................... . First Trust Deeds on Real estate .................•..•• Loans to Fecllltate Sale of Real Est~te Owned ......... . Real Estate Sold on Contract ........................... . Other Loans ........................................... . Interest Earned But Uncollected ....................... . Real Estate Owned Acquired Through Foreclosure ..... . Real Estate Owned for Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .•... Association Premises and Leasehold Improvements (Net) ..........•....................•........•......... Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment (Net> ••............ Other Assets • • . . . • • . . . . . ........................... . $ 6,771,170 1,011,300 123,305,609 148,536 39,665 3,307,761 1,133,119 ..(). 953,068 3,.C71 ,081 77.C,067 1,'6S. 9.S.C TOT AL ASSETS • . • . • . • . . . . • . • • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.C2,387 ,330 LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL Savings Accounts .................................... $121,106,538 Loans In Process . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,2'9,839 Federal Home Loan Bank Advances • . . • . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . 8, 120,250 Other Borrowed Money • • • • • . • • • . . . .. .. • . . . • • . • • . . . . . • . 1,500,000 Deferred Items • • . • . . . . • • . . • . . • • • . • • • . . . . • . . . . . . . • . • . . 978,602 Other Llabllltles ........................................ 604,261 Specific Loss Reserves • . . . . . • • . • • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 26,000 Capital. Surplus and Reserves . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 ,801,8"0 TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO CAPITAL ................. $1'2,387,330 Accounts Insured to U0.000 Complete financial statement available to investors upon reQuest. 0 KEYSTONE SAVINGS -~·-·~ w.-..-..... ..,...,...,.....,,. .... llCM. .. ....,.._.,att.._, .. _ . .....,.,...v .... . 1•1 ~ .. ,,_..., • ...,..a..c,...m1 .. ..... AucY-.-·uu•.....,..,nM......._Tnll • C•rr•'"-um.-s.. · o.. -.. MGo.tMw ....... "• • L-e ......... ~ ...... ·--..,_. '""""'-~Dr . '-""' y_.,, 1711 ~-.-. s..-.-....._.•1c:.i-.1ne•. _..IL ~OPHl~TIC4T£0 PR{)(JRAMMINO .. 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SALE sn• set ol 3 reg. 85• 7 Pent.el Rollf~ Writer·. unique Coshloned Bal Tip gtldet ICrOH paper for • smooth, 1xpreaa1ve hna ahmy chrome with pocket-clip cap refillable. black 1n:c . .c.98 SALE 3. 79 .. o~ VISA, Ma1t1rCh1rge or AfMI nh:mn• ~\ • Plan Hold drawing table, with adtuslabfe heoghl slant 2°4 x36' coaled l1brebocird r1raw1nq surface -sturdy. enameled metal base complete With easy cl~!>embly 1ns1ruc11oos. necessary har~::'g9 9s SALE 39. 99 clamp-on lamp, ad1uslable bracket attacties 10 drawing board desk, table spr1nq balancrnq arm SW1ve1s to direct light wtiere you wan1 1t alt me1a1 10 5 enamel COiors -Ywt11te. brown yellow, orange or blac~eg 1995 SALE 13.99 ' Archllect/Ettglne~r stud~nt lclt, all the baSlcs from Pickett 2 tnao· lea. curve, 2 sc41et. prottactor. pen compass and dMdet set. entsrng shield. saod~=r block. lead holder eraser . per al am, Wtlh case reg 34 so SALE 19.99 '4!1oet 'automatic pencil, from Fab t rCastell p"8hbutfon advances tictre-lhrn Smm lead pockel chp cep with •aaer holds t)Ctfa leads cteanmg p.n bright bar~~ ~'W SALE 99 q \telvet • niflll lc<KM tube ot 12 t ictra·thm Smm leads, HB degree. reg 594 SALE 39 • .. 1 I j I l l ' t 8UT THAT d IPI· Uon •••m•d cum· benome to many l*>- ple, IDdu.ttn1 the media, 10 lt uaually WU called Fl'uno !ltate Univenlty. Jbe drive to cha.nae t~e aame ii beiDI ....... 1peartiut\ed by the ua· A year bu pused aince Laurence Cham- berlin'• feet were amputated above the ankles because of frostbite. Now fitted with artificiaJ feet, Chamberlin ruu and jogs with no trouble. A data proceaaor at the Naval Battalion Center, Port Hueneme, he's shown here at his couole. lver1lty'1 Alumni As· 1oelatlon and lbe Bulldos Foundallon, wbtcb !t'bf.:Jort1 tbe 1ebool'1 ca. 8AUY BEDWELL, a BulldOI Poundallon director, aaJd lbe official ---------------name pre a en ts Cool Music Bach by Barometer KANSAS CITY, Mo. CAP) Want to know whal it'll COit you toaotothe concert in Kansas City? Call the National Weather Service Beii•'n1 with Tuesday night's performance, all unreaened aeata for the Kansas City PbUhannoo.ic were sold accord.in& to the out.door temperature.. aald Philharmonic general manaaer David Kmt. It aeema attendance has been dropping along with the t.bermometer hence the unuaual pricing 1cheme. •'somewhat of an ldenll ty crUIU" b9eaUH Cal State Fresno "1ound1 lik• no clua at all." Five other unlvenlUes lD the state 1yatem have had name chan1e1 to put the hometown In front ~the unlnnity But a spokesman said the cbancellor normally oppo1es such cban1e1 •'on tbe 1round1 of sy1temwide ldentlflca· lion. It'• a 1T9ater re· cognition of graduates of a statewide lnstlluUon than a localiud deai&Qa lion." PUC 1..imited . Tbe prtce will be the official National Weather Service 5:30 pm reading at the city's downtown airport, multiplied by 10. Tueaday night it was 23, IO the Udrett nre sold for $2.30. Tickets normally tell forh'orn S4 to t12.50. SAN FRANCISCO If tbe mercury drops to zero, admluion ia <AP> -The California free. but that'• where the deal stops, said Publlc Utilities Com· apokeewoman Kathy Melcher. Below-uro read· m111ton does Dot have tn11 wm't brlna cub payments. authority to re1ulate ----------------ratea charged by a I muntdpal water 1ystem Civil Qrumbllng ... to aoareatdenttal Gloomy Gua cu1tomera, the 1tate Suprem• Court bu t In the ruled. DAILY PILOT ·OUR.SUCCESS: Grand Opening Holiday Spa Health Clubs Is proud to announce the grand open - ing of the second floor of our West LA club. Our succeas story Is the addition of a whole second story-the .. Upstairs Club .. -to give you more saunas, more steam rooms, more of the finest exercise equipment available today, plus racquetball. .... , IOI mT llLIC1IOMU AU. FLOOR SAMPUS AT HEAR COST! BIG SAVINGS OM WASHERS SUPER IARGAIM!l 11 LL WHW.l'OOL s27s J.C,YCLI •••••••• 6Heral ... Irie, Will,.,... • ... .,...~q... ... • ..... fwde•mctf l:llJl!ll:~t ALL MAJOR BRANDS AT BUILDER'S COST! SOME FLOOR MODELS AT COST OR BELOW!! BIG SAVINGS ON DRYERS HURRY FOR THIS!! 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"' .. 8':".,_ ... ft70f ·7S•·6S9S ~polite ~CoaatPlaUMall 751-7153 557-5186 557-9678 557-7262 546-1911 957-1660 979-1181 557-7262 540-8044 557-8579 557-2531 546-6707 556-7990 557-5631 751-7141 979-5851 556-6100 549-3814 751-4030 751-6306 979-8157 839-4220 557-2502 540-5300 540-0594 ota eret •iD. "U we're up at lbe e.od of four quarwn. then I'm b~," 11y1 lla1ee. wboM tum hu Men a ad mM at th• end of tour quan.n tJUt ,.., •ltbou a defeat "The only th1nl I'm out to do .. win" )( and wlnniDI are almost 11DOD)'1DOUI. H• won at South Pllte Hlth School in 111A1ulppl before dotnl tbe nm• lh1DI at Saddleback lut yHr, wtth lilt only lou comln1 at tbe buda ol Or.np Coast in the atate JC ftnala. And Lbe team hat done notbiAc but wtn. and wtn and win t.b1s MHOD. "I TlllNS YOU have to be lucky to 10 UD· defHted." be HY• candidly, "but we've beaten everybod)t ln th• top 10 and It shouldn't be too bard to do It aaaln." lla)'be tbe bardesl part for Ma1ee bu been bl• deallnp wtth the press and trytnc to adjuat to bl• new 1urroundln1s-Uke 1oln1 rrom a pre· (See SADDLEBAC&, Paie 83) Too Tall Oiarged With Rape DALLAS <AP> -Professional boxer and former football player Ed "Too Tall" Jones was arrest· ed this morning in coonedioo with a rape investigation. Dallas Police Officer Robert Holt said Jones was taken lnto custody without mcident at 6: 10 a m at an apartment in Dallas. THE BOXER appeared before Municipal Judge Joe Loving who advised hlm of his nghts and said he wa11 being held for In· ve11t1gatioo of a complaint alleg· tnl second-degree felony rape His lawyer, Keo Harter. ar- rived at the jail about 9.15 a m to post bond but said the bond had not yet been set "We're lryine to eet a writ si&ned by a district judee so we can fet b1m out u aooo u poaai· J>le,' Harter aaJd. JONES HAD BEEN with rriends earlier at Elan'a, a Dallas niaht club, celebratiq a doctor's birthday with two nurses. The police olfeme report saJd one of the nurses told officers she, her roommate, Jones and a doctor had been to Elan 's before return10g to her apartment about 1 a.m. The doctor left shortly thereafter. the report said, and the woman went to her bedroom, abut the door and went to bed, leaving Jones with her room· mate. Al 2·30 a.m., according to the report. the woman awakened to find Jones on top of her. Upco seeing ber awake, she aaJd, Jones got up, threw lbe coven over her and walked out or the room. SHE SAID SHE went to a friend's house and called police. Grablling tor /tlore Actually official Jack Robini,on was grab· bing for anythmg after he tore has panls during action Wednesday night Play was halted for 10 minutres while Robinson round a suitable replacement -a pair of ~"'cal!> Meanwh1Jc, Steve Van Horn wa~ doing noUung bul grabbing rebounW> for Es tancia once play res umed That':-. Corona del Mar's Mark Spinn watching m vain See B2 for game story To Boycott or Show Up? Wrter's Proposal Has Countries Taking Sides By n.e Aaaocla&ed Presa The movement that started In the United States to use the Olympic Games to protest the Soviet intervention in Af ghanlstan bas spread around the world President Carter wants the Games moved, postponed or cancelled because of the Soviet miUtary action. And the United Stat.a Olympic Committee bu agreed to put bJa request before the lolernaUonal Olympic Com- mittee. the only aroup with the authority to cbanee the plannln& of an Olympics. Here oo a country-by-country basia la what other nallona have aaid about the Moscow Games now let for tbb summer The French National Olympic and Sports Committee said France would be represented at Moscow and reaffirmed its sup· port of the IOC It also called on the IOC to consider the Greek govern ment 's orfer for a permanent Site ror the Games B .. TAIN -Pnme M1ruster Margaret Thatcher Is unofficial· ly calling for a boycott of the Gamea If they are held 1n Moscow. Sources say she has made It clear sbe does not want British athletes travellln& to Moscow, but the final dedaJon as up to the Brttish Olympic As· sodaUoo. The British Amateur Wres· tlin1 Union says It will send a team to Moscow. but will boycott the openJng and closln1 ceremonJea. welcome any movt-to switch th<• Moscow Olympics to 111nolber site. AUSTaALIA Australian Olympic Federat.ton decided to pass along to the IOC the gov emment's request that 1t boycott the Games stoce no other na tJonal committee had made an ··unequivocal dec 1s1on'' to boycott CHINA -The Chtnese Olym pie Comnuttee has strongly con· demned tbt> Soviet Union's "military 1nterventaon" In Afgharustan and said 1t would support moving or postporung the Games m Moscow. TAIWAN NalJonalist Chtnu says it would support the USO<: 1( It called for a boycott KEVIN MAGEE SLAMS IT HOME FOR SADDLEBACK. Officen accompanied the woman back to her apartment, where she was met al the door by her roommat.e. They found Jonea uleep 1n a bedroom, the report aaJd. F&ANCE -The French Olympic CommJtt.ee bu all'fled lo participate In the Moscow Games. CBILE -Says at will boycott the Gamfill. Flnt recommended by Pr.idenl AUIUlto P1nocbet and approved unanimously by the Chilean Olympic Commtuee on~-It la the ool7 C!Oml· try that bad pnmomly entered the lloeeow Gamet lbat bu stated natl)' that ll will not at- tend t.bem. SAUDI ABAIHA Has said 1t would not be aendiog a team to Moscow next 1ummer. ll bu not aeot a team to previous Games. but remaina i.n the IOC. h Carter .Sending Ali On 'Mission'? Buss Angry at Kings Owner to Contemplate Changes JAPAN -Prime Mlniater N aaa)'Olbl Ohira bu said tbe 1ovemment will leave lt to tbe Japan Olympic Committee. wbJcb bu dedded to tee what other natkJm do before actlna. NEW ZE"LAND -Prime MiDJAer Robert D. Muldoon bu aald tbe 10 .. rnment would * 1r * PA~AN -Haa said 1l •owd '° aJoni with the Saudia. EGYPI' AND nn -Say they wlll 10 a..kml wtlh •hatever the United St.atea declda to do. CANADA -Prime Mlni.ster Joe Clark aated Canadian atbletel to boycott tile MOSCO'# Olymptea If Soviet troopa did not leave AtJ::"'Aaa by Feb. 2>, the deadL. Mt by Carter. Clark Hid Camda bu to hold ltrcJatly behind tbl United States in op- . < ... OLYllPIC,PqelM) * * 1r Olympic Torch Sent by Jet . • • .. • . . . • . . • • • • t ' . • • • • • • . . . . . . . . . 1 t : .. .. e~~ at HoIDe CdM Foui. &iancia reak A C•paule Report From the World of Spon1 Freshman Out for Team After a 15-year Layoff From AP Dlspa&daes HIGIIl.ANDHEIGHTS,Ky.-TomScbracehu m elven up. $24,000. year Job to become. 33-year-old colleae buketball player. "If It were not for buketball I wouldn't have done lt," Schraae aaJd of hU decialoa to become a bualneu manaaement major at Nort.hem Kentucky Unlvenlty. So far he's appeared ln only two aames thll aeuon -play . iDI for lea than two ml nut.et and scorln1 two polo ts "I expectfld to play a lot more," said Scbra1e. who placyed hlch school buketball 15 yean a10 at Covlnston Cat.bollc. HJ1 coach then wu Mote Hila, now coach al Northern Kentucky. If Schra1e lasts four years at Northern Kentucky, he would be playtn1 college basketball as a 37-year-old senior. He believes he can do it physically. "if the money holds out." Schraje quit a telephone company job tO return to school. Althouah his wife has a job, Schrage said muchoftheiraavlnp has evaporated. Schrage said some of his friend.I, who supported hisdeclllion mlt i a Uy, have had second thou ah ts "Somt-of them have told me It wouldn't be lbe end of the world tf I dtdn 't play ball and went back to my old job,•· Schraae !>aad "Bulldon'tlh10k1t'safailure notyel" .-------quo,_. of dw Da11------ Jerry Lyne, Loyola of Chicago buketbaO coach: .. One-third of lbe teama m Division I are 1olng to tournaments when the season's over. J got a hunch a lot of coaches that don't go will be fared." Sl...,Ult Bo•ton J'iap• Sl ... fll•lt Ce"• Cleveland figured to be lea weary after battlloe m the Lake rs in four overtimes TueSday, then travelin1 all Dll'hl to meet Boston the followio& evenina. But it was the Celtics who were sluggish on offense in the first ball, before rallyinl to beat the Cavaliers, 110-103 In Na· tlonal Buketball Aasoclallon action Wednesday. Lany Blrd bit ju1t two ot 11 shots in the first halt, but bounced back with 13 S'Olnts and nine rebounds In the ~rd quarter to lead Boetoa to lta 23rd home win In 'l7 games ... Two free throwa by .Kevin Grevey clinched Waahlnston's 120-119 win over lnd1ana. ll was the Bullets' rtrat win over the Pacers this aeaaon and oe1ated a career bilh 41 point effort by Mickey JollH ..... Phlladelpb.la snapped a modest t.bree-came loslna streak with a 121-108 win a1aiD1t Detrolt. Jallua Ervtac led all acoren with 2'1 po1nts . . San Antonio '1 Georse Genta bit 25 points and Jamea Sllu added 2' to lead a 118-111 victory over HoW1toa ... Pboenlx •••0 handled Denver for the fourth atraiibt Ume thla aeuon, 122-114, u Pul wetipul tallled ao pOint.a and WalterDavllcblpped lo29 . . ae.r.i...U.pouredl.n2'1po.lnta to lead Utah past New Jeney, 102-100 ... Oda .. ,...,.,JO. footer wtth one second left lifted Kanau City to a •t'7 victory over SeatUe Both teama are beaded lo oppo1lte dJrecUona Kanau City hu woo three atratiht, while the SuperSonlca have dropped three In a row . . .Denver bu traded forward Georce McGlalt to Indiana for Alu P.CUtll and a No. 1 draft plck, but the deal 11 ~ McGlJlnil' approval. C•I T•~lt S••I'• ....... e 81dfl Cal Teeb'a buketball team snapped a •1amt m lo1ln1 streak In tbe Southern California ln- t.ercolltliate Atbltllc Confennce Wedllelday Dllht by beaUq Pomona-Pita.er, 57·&1. AJtbouch Cal Tech Is U th1.a aeuon, It hadn't won an SCJAC 1arne alnce Feb. 10, um, when lt beat Redlanda, 71-74. Another 8CIAC 1tnak WU •napped WMlletday when WbltUtr, ~ of ~ 1tral&bt conference 1ame1, lolt to Oe· ddental, M-11. The ... dropl Whittler lnto a nm place tle wltb Redlanda, which ed&ed Claremont-Mudd, a-tl, ln over- time Wed.wd1y. ................ ••'P•rt• Ptttlburib broke out ttl new black and 1old Iii) unlforma WednHday nl1bt to an effort to , capttali&e on tbe commun.l\y fervor generated by tbe Plratea and Steelera, but St. Louis ruined t.be party ........ J'ederko'1thirdperiod1oal bfted t.be Blues to a 4.3 win over the Pensutna ln National Hockey Lea1ue action ... Pa& lllekeJ scored two 1oala and assisted on another. helplna Toronto to a M verdict over Detroit ThrH "°ala · by MIU ... en and fa ve asalsts by Mark Bowe aparked Hart.cord past Bost.on. 8 2 The Whalen, one or the NHL's newest en trtea, have won six of their last ei1bt sames . . . Three power play 1oalJ fueled Chicaao to a S-2 win over Wa.abrngton• The Black Hawks have won eichl straJ1ht at bome and lead the Smythe Dtvt.alon by two polnts over St. Lowa A power play 1oal by Y ... l.amhert with e1cht mlnutn remaiDln& eldl>led Montreal to edge past Colorado, 3-2. The Rockies were looklng •tCICIY for a club record fifth 1lral1ht 1ame wit.bout defeat . . . .leu rr-.ot1& scored a pa1r ol lo aurane. aoa.la lD tbe final period u Atlanta bested Quebec. 4·L K11eela Ott Net re Da•• M rook.a acored 29 points as LaSalle m Collea , adJna for all but tbe flnt 14 seconds. upaet el1hth-ranked Notre Dame, 82-60. m a co1Je1e baaketball ••me at Philadelphia Wednesday ntlht. Marina Hlgb graduate Rieb BraD.Dl.Dg scored six points for tbe Fi&htin1 Irish . Freshman Drill Mlaalfleld sa nk a baaket from the deep right hand cor ner wtth one second remaining Wednesday nl1ht to 1lve third ranked Kentucky a 64-62Southeastem Conference victory over Auburn . lloludo Blackman scored 21 points and No 20 Kansas St.ate bit 10 of 11 free throws to defeat 14th· ranked Mia souri, 86-M. ln a key Big Eiibt&ame . Steady alld.y Mattu. acored 30 poanb and freabman Boward Caner had a pair of clutch baakets to help loth-ranked LSU acore an 83·81 Soutbeutem Conference victory over stubborn Vanderblll. aoo•e•el& Boale'a career-high LSU acore an 83·81 ranked Syracuse to its SSth consecutive home rourt victory. a 93 77 tnumpboverTemple Baalfan R~turn• fo Cardlaab Former St Lou1s Cardinals offenalve !Joe • Coach Jim lballu bas returned to the NalionaJ Football Leaaue u bead coa<'h of tus former team. Hanifan waa with the Cards for five yean before leavtn1 at the end of the 1978 aeuon to become offensive llne coach for San Otego . The Soviet Olympic Committee declared today that threats to boycott the Mosrow Games were attempts by the United St.ates and other western nationa to place the Olympic movement "at the aervice of their policy ol blackmail and he1emoni1m." ... Deputy At· tome)' General Mle•eel Jl'nacke says a stale lnveat11ation into the Untvenlty of New Mexico's basketball procram ian't confloed to poulble point lhavtn1 and 1amblln1. The probe alto lnvolvea poulble fa.lM travel vouchers, welfare fraud. paymenta and Joana to athleta, lrreplarU.l• with aeuon llcketa and conllicta of lnt.erest on the part of lndivtduala ln the athletic department . . The Teua Ran1en have threatened to trade .II• 8adber1, one of the premier catcbera lo the American Lea1ue, If he doesn't a1ree lo a new ccatract within 10 days . Former Ctnclnnali R4ld.a aecond bueman lee Mersaa aays he bu accepqd term• to play for the Houston Aatn. lb.la aeuon A nre tbal destroyed an employee recreation hall at Haul Park Race Cou rae In Mlcblcan waa araoo, accordln1 to In· veatlaat~ra . . Sophomore 1uard Jeff Scllael•er of Vlrlinla Tech aaid he WU offered $10,000 to alp wttb W•t Vlr1lnia but later aald he d1d.n't know for a fact such an offer waa made . 'ack Bardiq and Scrapry Moore, who built the prosrams at the University ot Miam and the Unlventlty of Tenneuee at Chatt.anoosa, went electfJd to the C0Ue1e Football HaU ot' l'lm• U>day. • Prol•saoaa1 race drtv•r Salt Wal&Mr wu booked for lovatl1aUon of PGMH•lDI an~~ dru1 believed to be cocaine after cra1hin1 his Lambor roadsteT ln the Weatehesler area of Los An1elea Wednes ay r..,._1o~••flte TV: CoUeae BuketbaU -Oregon Stete al UCLA, 9 pm delay, Channel 6. HorH Ractna -TodaJ at Santa Anlta, 1: IO p.m. Cbannel 62. iiiiO: Ba.aketball -Laken 1t CIUcalfO, e p. m .• KLAC (570); Ore1on State at UCLA. 8 p.m., KMPC (110), Long Beach State at Pacific, 8:06 p m.. KLON (88.4 FM) and KN AC (105.5 no. ~-._..., ......... _ RICH KINDORF SCORES INSIM FOR CORONA DEL MAR. Seahawks Fall Katella Does Things Wright ByllOWA&DL.HANDY Cit-CNllff,.... ..... U •inc a potent ooe·t wo punch tn Dan Wripl and ~t Warner. KaleUaHi&htookcommandottbe Empt.re League basketball ra~ with a come-from -behind 80-72 victory over host Ocean View Wednesday nt&ht befor~ 1,600 S{'reaminl fa.na It was a revenal ol form for Coach Jlm Kama' Subawb, the No l rated team 10 Oran1e Coun· ty beforetheaame TBE8EABA WK.8 •tarted like a home afire, hilllnl 9--0f·U nekl goal at.tempts 1n the nrat period and taklnl a 20-10 lead. Al tbb polot, they looted Ute they milbt run away and bide from the Knl&hta. Katella could hit only 5 ot 19 lD the fll'lt period and the abiftiq zooe deten.M forced them to take out.aidelhotlol low percent.ate. But that wu u far u tbe Seahawka t'ould co on tbe a<'Oreboud With Wrt1ht bold1nl a bot bud lo t.be aeeood period, hiu.ln1 from around the key, the lead wu cut to three. then went back toftve at t.be lotetm111kln Ocean View didn't respond. threw the ball away and didn't aet many abot.1 lo the second quarter .. WE PLAYED USS we were behind In that quarter tnatead of beln& in front," Harris said "They took the momentum away from ua &Del then we had to play a dllfer.nt style ot 1ame when they went in front In the thlrd period.·' The third quarter found Warner, aeopbomore, hold1= hot band.. b1tt1na Uol hll • He conneet.ed on the flnt three fteld IOaJa ol tbe period, then caaneit two mon to pub the lead to three baltwa1 tbrou1b tbe stanza.~ K.naghu never trailed aaaln. · The teams were matched up well but the Seahawks were una ble lo 1et their runmng game "go 1n1 with any d(er'!e of con- sistency "We play an up tempo and Wee to run," .Urns satd before the game. ·~y rely on a controlled offenae and they have a super team and a.re super coached " 'EFF ANDUDE bad • bia 1ame for the Seahawks .. hlttine 10 fleld ioaJs and 218 point.a for the nl&ht. ~had 11 In the final period but It wasn't eoouah aa the Knlpti bad built an 11-polnl edie early lnthe period. Carlander bad 3t points for the Seabawb befon be left tbe eame wltb 31 HCOOds remaiJµD& aloo& with tc.tella '1 Jeff Eberhard. For Andrade and Car lander, they were near the Ir aeaaonal aver~ But Katella'a Wrt1bt with 2' and Warner with 218, were both well above their aeuon norm.a. Wrlcht wu biltin& 14.2per1ame and Warner 10 before Wednesday nl&bt Top JC Wrestlers C:Ompete Or101e Coaat and Golden Weit coUeses will compete in the South Central Re1lonal wrett.llnc clwnplooahipa Friday lo Cypr111 Coll11e '1 Thorpe Gymnulum 1tart.lq at to a.m. For lJC Irvine, It's a Long Uphill Clln•b The top four lndlvldua.IJ in eacb wellbt claq wl11 advance to the nm ~1-~b. M, at Chabot OD1Jeae 1n ft117WAl'd. occ. wtuer of tbe South Coaat Coo.fel'eSlce wumament cro,ra. will rHt lt1 bopH prtmuUJ an llMt tboulden of aopbomon Rtct Boyer, lo t.be UO ·pouad dhl1lon\ and frHbman SUoy Hall. lD tbo leT·pomd tqory. tbe !'Old.. UCl bun'\ flD1lhld cloMr tbu 11 sdJlta. IOtb an ranked a oq u.. to9 ic .,,.um tn tbe 1tat. wttll Bew# ln tM No: 4 1lot, •etoid-fa _'Soutb m CaUlomla. and Hall allo 1n the fourth tlOl. tlllr4 bl 8oU&llef'a Cal1forn1L The a...uen feel~ have thrM "1'titlen Wltll nteU 1111&1 at P1D1Da btrtbl ID tbl •t•t• flai1I -BUI Brootena (UI), Sod 11a'P (lJI) and Todd _,., (llf), ~ UCAllE ff88Ctm&!llCI UoD of wt.o•a 1lillt ,.. a.a. ftnt 0 l'Old medal la *lltlnl ID J.M. Re lc:Mol Maklr .. Hew T"..., tM .,,_. ._. 10 bo1a ta oar c1au ol .... betl.er' at.bMte9 lhlD J wu. .. .-lcl But· &on. "I would laave Md~ m•lrtna the five. man football team. When I IOt up in bueball, the oulflelden aat do-n. I really dldn't consider myself an all-a.round at.bl«e." Yet a year later, Button woo the Sullivan Award, Jiveia annually to America'• beat amateur athlete. TBS IDEA OF A CIQllPE'IJllON to decide the bes& athlete lay dormant wbll9 Button won a second OJymplc &old ln 1952. 1raduated from Ha"ard University and then Harvard Law School and then bad a abort career u an actor . .. Tbe concept came back to me in Ul2 wheo I saw a picture of Ed VilJella, the sreat dancer who SPORTS ON TY .started out as boxer for the Merchant Marines. The photo captured him in an incredible leap and was captioned: 'Is this America's greatest athlete'?" Meanwhile, Button had moved Into the television production area. I& Candid Productions packaged The Superstars concept and began J>ed· dling it to the networks. All three, including ABC which had pro basketball then on Sundays, showed Button the door. One high network official t-0ld Button "1t was the dumbest idea ever," Button re-called IN lt73, THE NBA doubl~rossed ABC and dribbled 1t.s game over to CBS. Although ABC had an optioo on pro basketball, the NBA thought it could get a better deal and demanded that the games be shown at 2 p.m. on Saturdays. The NBA knew ABC's college football commitment took pre. cedence oo Saturdays. So ABC and pro hoops part· ed company Needing to fill a void on Sundays and hoping to kick the NBA where it hurts -in the rat.t.nis - Roone Arledge, president of ABC Sports, went with The Superstars. The idea was to counter-provam. Let tbe other two cuys till each other fl&htiog over the basketball tan. ABC would show aometbin& drastically diflereot, sometblng the whole family could watch. The Superstars was an immediate success, but it also created a new category in TV sports. Lump- tni all non-traditional sports and all events not seen llve into the same basket, critics called it trash sports This te rm makes the liUle hair But-ton bas stand on ed&e. "THE SUPERSTARS is senous competition. Our concept is putlini athletes against each other," Button said ... All we're doing is populari:&· ing the decathlon in an entertalrung way." Button calls the show's imitators -programs like "Challenge of the Sexes" and "Battle or the NFL Cheerleaders" "knockoffs." One bas phony standards and the other doesn't have albJetes, be said. "The 'trash sports' label is an easy cop-out." said Button. "It doesn't describe us; it describes the knockoffs." The Superstars format pits top athletes against each other but not in their specialty. The events are tennis, swimming, rowtni. golf, bowl- ing, weightlifting, the 100.yard dash, ball-mile run, one-mile bicycle race and table tennis. WITHOUT A DOUBT, the program does showcase quality athletes engaging in serious competition. It also can be entertaining. Although we'd rather see Pete Rose play baseball than table tennis, ii be brings the same determination and fire to 'lbe Supentan as be does the diamood. then it certainly ls worth watching. As the = money bu increued and the competitioo me more recogoir.ed, the athletes nave trained harder and taken it more seriously, Button said. Kyle Rote Jr., a three-time winner, -nade IDOl'e money each time than be did from llaying soccer ) Football Program ( Seeking Coaches CARBU noa j--~ ~ CLEANERS ~ • BERRYMAH Tune.119 QUiii Ylrftt'h & Ulbon 111 tilt Oii • Ill , • Cleans Removes • Ille !Ill t6>. 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SAC'RAMf:NTO IAP1 Caltforn1a h11th !)Chool 1prl1> could field football teams nut )'t'Br, under nf•W rule~ Of lht' stale Department or Education The rules. reported Wedn~ day. comply with new f~raJ standa rds for equal op portunllles ror the sexes 1n scbool aporu.. THE U.S. OFFICE or C1v1I ·Rights nOllfled tht' .!'tat,. la t 'rear that it wa~n t meeting the itaodarda. And ar at dM'1!n l. th•· office hu lhe powl·r to rut nrr federal funding to <"aliforn1.1 1chool1, aaid Department or EducalJon law)'er Tom Gnmn Gnffm said the departm~nt has told school dlstnt'ts to ask their students what aporta lhey want to compete In If enough are interested for separate boys' and girls' teams 111 one sport. and the sch ool has enough money and available com petltor1, dual teama will be fielded U not. teams wtll be open to bolh sexes. but coaches can sUJI choose team memben baaed on ablllty. Griffan aaid that's already the pran1c-e in California. where 12 to 15 girl~ are p1aytna on venous football teams. THE &'TATE IS llEPEALING rules of the Cahfornta In tercbo1'1Uc Federation, the 1ov· erotn1 body for lnter·school sportl ln the state's 850 tu&h acbooi., that restrict lhe types of 1port1 open to teams of one sex. aaid Gnffin For ex.ample. current Clf' rules ban seoarete teams for ~1rl!'I 1n football. baseball and v.;akr polo, and ban separate teams for boys In softball. Jrc-hrry and field hockey St-parate tPams are allowed m 1 uch sports as swimming. basketball and track. Other nt>w rules will reqWN' an f'qua.hnng or Thl' length of seasons and tht• number of games for eirla' and boy~· sports. The number and quaufica t1on'I of officials assigned lo ~amr'I Athlt>tl<" awards for the l:•rb' 4lnd boys' sports. THERE I S NO requirement that scboofs spend an equal amount on girls' and boya' sport•, or that an t'Qual number or girls and boys talce part. But scbool11 wUl have to dlvtde their sports money ac cordmg to how many student.a of either sex want to take part, G rtffln said. More changes may be made ln the 1ovemin1 body of the CIF 1tsel , depe.ndin1 on the out.come or a federal court suit ln Los An1elea by the Academy of Women Coaches acai.Dst the CIF and the state. Out ol the 850 school ~presen tauves on CIF lea1ue boards m the state, Griffin said, more than 80 percent an white males. and fewer than 20 are women. G rttftn added that ti the voters approve Howard Jarvi•' in- 1tiatlve on the June 3 ballot, cut- ting state income ta.xea in half, "I wouldn't be a bit surprised that there won't be ln- terscholaaUc sports for anybody thl!' fall ·• Fro.. Page 81 OLYMPIC SITUATION. • • polinl what be called the Soviet Uulon•a continuio1 dlarespect fM human rlaflb . TB~ Nrl'llE&IANDS -The Dutch ~eat called oo the natloG'• Oi1mpJc cominlU.. to bofeott Uile Olympica u • pro- t.t ualnlt Soviet lDterveotJon In Afabanhtan and the crack ... an Soviet dlptdmta, NOaWAY -Nar'WIJ'I track and fteld Qd twtmm UIQd•· UODI ••v• called OD the NotftCllD OlympJc Cammi~ to order a full b01cotcal u.e summer OJ1mptc Gam ln MOICOW. Minister KJeld Olnen bu aald the Dane. would 10 to MOIC?Ow unless at turned out that they would be the only Weal.em na- Uon there. SI.Dee France and olhen a1lo aay lbe1 are IOUll • the Danea would b9 lben 1f the roe doean't cbanae the t1m1na or al ta ot ~ Oamea . 8BLG11111 -hou.l Mollet, cbalrman ot tbe Belllu Ol1m· ple CommlU.. aaya be OIJIPQlel th borcott. AUlftlA _, Chaiicellor Bnmo K~J .,.,. bit ao .. mmmt ta ln QO ~ to ......... to 1p9rt1 or111l11tloD1 about wht~b~~r :or not th•1 1bould P•rt!CLPlle lri the 0 m• ~and took a wait and aee atUtuet.t. IJaraee of the Sea It. ings Shawn Ahearn 03> and Jeff Pries form an artistic screen to keep Estancia defenders away from the boards during Corona del Mar's showdown with the Eagles Wednes day. In the photo below. Estancia 's Steve Van Horn drives against Mark Spinn and Area Stars CoDipete In Sunkist LOS ANGELES Ten Orange Coast area prep athlete!>, along with Edison H1gh 's 640-yard re lay team, are among the entnes al the high school portion or the 1980 Sunkist lnv1tational indoor track and field meet Feb 15 Action begins at 5 p.m al the Loa Angeles Sporu Arena Edison's Kerwin Bell, who ts entered with the relay team, 1~ also in the 60 yard dash where his lightning quick starts may give him an edge over the field He enters with a 9.84 clockrng m the 100-yard dash. Jn the rated two-mile are three area standouts, Corona del Mar's Andy Gerken (9120), Costa Mesa's Scott Lacrosse (9:25.8) and Mater Dei's Robert Planta (9:28.0) Edison's Jon Butler enters the rated mile with the third best clocking in the field at 4:22 7, and will be competing against San Gorgonio's Richard Perez (4:UU) and Boyd Dunn (4 ·211) of Arroyo Grande Girls entered in the rated male include Fountain Valley's Beth McGUncbey and Irvine's L11Sa Plumer. Nancy Jeeaen (2: 15.7) of Dana Hilla and U.a Pratt (2: 16.0) of EdiJOD are enterfJd lD the girls' 880, wblle the boys' 880 lncludel Mater Dei's Steve Ucbytil. In the biih jump competition will be Dave Martin ot Bunt.-lnaton Beach, who enters with 1-1 eredentiala. J esaeo and Pratt will be look· inf for an upset over North Tor· ranee'• Louise Romo. who en- ters the 880 with a personal belt of2;1L4. Ski Touring Series On OCC Schedule A free four.part ski towtnt lectuN WW be offered by OnDtll eoeat Collea• Saturda11 from 10 a.m. to aooo, ~&ftmtnc J'eb.t. TM eeriel will meet ln room 101 01 OCC't bMdball ldJ.DI and will be t.au•bt bJ LOal Beach Qty OoUeae ~. CllNd« l2aJ lie. Quhm. Topic. wtlJ lAclude tJ»t oa 1ta1lD1 ~ro1t•couatr1 ecaulp· ment, mountain aaf ety iecb· ~a 1 ud Pointers on map cocnplll rudiq. For lnlcrmation, call S5I _,, \1all Van ~tcenhuyse. The Eagles main tamed their No l rankang m ClF 3 A circles by beating Corona del Mar. 52-46 and now stand alone atop the Sea View League with a 5·0 record -- lhlndllr. Jlnu9y 31, ,., Marina Stunned Shot at Buzzer ; Propels Edison • Letrb'a far-1irbted 1trate11. Cbans. a M sophomore f\W"d, toeMd in a 20-foot Jump abot that ju.st beat the clock. Lel&t> sur- prised Marin.a by not callin• Umeout aftet' the Vlllinp ud tied the came with 10 ffCOOd5 left "We had dlscussed it in a pre- vious timeout," said Lellb. ··we figured lf they couaht ua, we wouldn't caJI time. That way, Marina couJdn't set up at.a de· fense " Guard Dudley Lee t.oolt them· bound pau, dnbbled down the court and then passed off at the last moment to Chang, wbo un· leashed hi! bomb from the \op of the key 8111 Vogelsang also played a key role for lbe Chargers In ad d1taon lo tutting five of six shots from the field, the 6-0 1uruor sparkled on defense where he held Manna's top sco~r. Keath Dawson, to 17 points Edison couldn't stop Sam Aiello. who paced the Vllangs with 29 pomL-; on 12 ror·18 shoo\- lat from tb• field. But tbe Cha,.... did maAafe to crack llarlDa'• twl-eoa.rt pren ln the MCOGd bait aftet' ba.tAI trouble wltb 1t &be ant two quanera. Tb• Cbarcers also abot a torrid • perff!Jt (30 of ~> hom the fleld. Marina WU a alulde over ao percent (28 of 55). Zlsewbere in tbe Sunaea, Wedneeday: Newpolt M, We9tm1Mt9r 41 Bryan Linsky leOred seven of hi. tame-blp 18 point.I in the flnt quart.er u Newport Harbor jumped to a quick lt-1 l~d and never \oobd back. Bruce Caldwell added 16 poant.I and Cory Everhart con- tributed 12 polnta and nme re- bounds for the Sailors, whose methodical victory improved their seuon record to 13·6 "We jost played weU enough to wm," Hid Newport Coach Jerry Oe8usk Linsky and Everhart played well and Caldwell played steady It was a team win" Ftn. Vllley 74, Hunt. Beach 65 Fount.am Valley got 24 points from Jeff Chn.stensen and dou ble figures sconng from Frank Luoneo. Cbns Cowan and EmJle Harry to run its WUllWlg stttak to six games The Barons put the game away with an 18-9 splurge 1n the fourth quarter and are now 12· 7 on the year Kevm McQuown ~cored 25 points for Hunungton Beach. 13 of wh1cb came 1n a 25-point quarter The Oller.1 dropped to 5 11 overall It was the fifth straight league victory for the Baron-. to keep Fountain Valley a gam~ up on Newport )iarb<>r a-. th<' ftr'>l round comes to ll cl~t· Fro•P~BI SADDLEBACK'S MAGEE. • • dominantly black area an Mis s1ss1pp1 to white Orange County "It was hard at the begm nmg," agrees Magee "But I've lea med to adjust "Here at school, they don"t look at you as black or wh.tt.e, JU.St as a player As long u you win they don't seem to care wbat color you are ''I DON'T CHANGE as a person. J try to be the same off the floor u I am on.·· On the floor Ma gee has become one of more dommaUng foret''> 1n the JUnaor <.·ollt>gl' ranks And that has lun>d dozen..., of maJor college "\COUh to come and have a look !>et' ·' f 've always had a lot of con hdence 1n my-.elf and I 've always felt that I m Just as good as the next fella. · says Magee ··But wbeo I go out lo play I want t.o prove lo peopl~ that I'm not a fluke That I am as good as I look .. , know r·m not the best. but I'm good And. after 1 work on some Uungs. I rould maybe be great ·· RICHARD CHANO Saddlehack Consistent I -And 25-0 If noUung else, Saddleback College's basketball team · i.s a model of consist.ency The Gauchos matched ~eir season shooting iwrcentage (56) by canrung 43 or 7t> shots from the field Ul a 96·72 Mission Q>n- ference victory over v1s1ting Palomar Wednesday rughl Kevan Magee, rt>boundmg and sconn~ 10 double f1gur.-s. did 1t agam by sconng 25 poanb and grabbmg 17 rebnunds The 6 8 sophomore was 12 or 19 from th•· field and had nine uffenstV\' boards Rand v Wh11•lt1 on, Sad dlt>back • lht•r "hooting star -.c·o red 2J point:. 11n 11 for I!"> shooting Barney Manes had an t•\-en 3J points, hatting R of 111 from tht• floor. anrt aho handt•rl out Sil( ~1st' It was tht' ~th st might v1ct.orv for the statP s No I JUnaor col ll').!e tt.'am. which ended the n~t hiilf of ('()Ofrrenn• plav the WU\ •'Vl'rybod" 1•xp1•1•l1'v ..-.r1uld alonf' in first and un bt aten Palomar, J.4 rn <-onferew,c•• and HHJ OYt>rall, tnt>d to stall Jfter grabbin~ a 1; 4 l1·ad &ut ,1 fter scQring hack to-hack bai.keL'i, S<iddleback endt.'d 1tw slow-down lact1cs and graduelly pulled away • Wtueldon with 12 and M*s wtth 10 were the Gauchos tug guni. m the f1n;t half In the o,econd. 1t was once agtan '!a get', who scored 19 of _.,s points after the 1nterm1s~n break Terr\ Jon••.., had 25 foi: Palomar Loss by Charity ~ .. ~ATl9'(; \el-¥ ..... " ...... Free Thrf!WS Sink Mustanl(S I 1.f )ll•\I 'w, •• ,,. r.,.,.... "'4r1\•l 'f0Ur O.r (' .a11 \toir# ""'t••fP'\f YOU' .t.r""91 lO\la Ml .&641·1289 Costa Mesa Htgb's amb1boos for a Cl F 3·A playoffs berth toot a blow to the midsection Wednesday as the MU$tangs absorbed their second one pomt setback as the first round of Sea View League action came lo a close Her is a look at Wednesday night's play m the Sea View. Anaeles and South Coast leagues. EJ Toro 87, Cost• MeN M The Mustangs outplayed the Chargers in every category ex~pt free throw shooltng, but that's where the v1s1tors pulled out the thriller Led by Ron Holmes, who had 30 points and was s1it for seven from the charity stripe. El Toro connected on all but three of its free throw at tempts. Jn the fourth quarter. wMn they overcame a 48-44 deficit. the Chargers were 11 -for-13 from the hne Not surprlsin1ly. the winn1n1 points came at the free throw line when Tom O'Brien aanlt two frtt throws with 33 seconds left. Colla Mesa missed two desperation abota m the cloaana aecoodl The loss wasted a superb scorina effort by Steve Lux, who bit 11 ot t7 sbota from the field for a t.eam·bilh 22 polnta. Dan Bauer added 17 on a. for-14 lbootiq but the Muatanp took Just etlht free throws, mUJQ six ot them. Costa Mesa. l..t in leaeue. la s.10 overall. slartmR to Stt slowdowns But the Dolphms. held m check b\ \.1 S1 ting Laguna Beach for three periods. eruptt'd for IK points an the fourth quarter Ron Kraft with 10 points was the game's only player an double figures and eight of those <'a me in the s~d half But the Dolphins were prouder of their defense. which ltm1ted Laguna Beach to quarter totals of three, eli;tht, six and 10 points Dana Hills as 4· I an league and 8 9 overaU Laguna Beach as G-5 and 3 13 M•ter Del 71, Blahop Mont. 38 Mart Shannon hat 9 of l3 shots from the Ooor to help the Monarchs PREP ~KETB4U to a s1ulina S6 ~rcent shoollne performance that kept them tied for the An&elus Leaeue lead. Shumon finished with 20 point.a and "" 1 IUIACULA T'! 21"·30' 90i1W'rl · ~ g, '!UnclonQ "~ """"'•fo•'91 .-P'UUY EOUI""°" nine rebounds while David Coot coo· tributed 13 pc>inta. Kevin Dooley 10 .._,..,_ ...._eleotlOne ~Oltwct_,,,. r:.,n~ Eoule>Ped Geolev Y IAVElllON-r &'12 Mo ....... polnll and Pete Bray ei1ht rebounds. rt wu 37-23 at the hall, thanks largely lo Mater Dea 's full·court i>resa. Shannon bad 16 of bia points in the flnt two quarters. --"119/lflfl'lh -1ne1uc1M t);o •"II·..._ ....-.~_.J --=~ ' The Monarchs, tied with Servlte for the leap lead at 4·1, are 15--3 overall ~~~-=~~ after wlnniq for the seventb time ln ~~=iiiil~: th•ir last eiaht outinp. ::: Ian Clement. 11, C•po v.a.w 14 Tb• Trit.om tbn&at &.belDHlftl &.6'. Into tbe ~ pletUN by be1t1na Caplatraao Valley dedlively OD \be board.I. Tblt.. a yo C&D tbe U.S. sold medal wt past Wtnter 011 pte .. baud.,,.,.. .,. ... -au wom ~ Gr.tc rr..... (1qlom.19el), Andrea lilted t&!a)om ud .iat 1l~~MZ> and Bubara Ada Codlran ( , 1112). Jou Nellon. a 1port1 wri ... 1lped to Lake Placid, aays the town la IO qulet)'OU can bear the snow fall. "SOm.where lo ao olftce, probably out of tlpt of the lake, SOmeoQe muat be busily 1bufflln1 papers, an1werln1 telepbonea arid 1oln1 about the t.111,,.., of putting on an Olympica," Nelloa aay1. "But the town LI quiet, maybe the lull before &.be storm." WBEN TBE SVBIECT of an Olympic boycott flnt came up, one of &.be proposals bandied about was for Americana to waill out on their own Winter Games, rather than mess up cert.a.in 1ucceaa next summer "We have never done well m the Winter Olymplca. anyway," the rea- aoninl went. "We'll refuae to com- pete side-by-side with the Soviets at Lake PlacJd. then whip their butts 1n Moscow." SKIING · think tNt.Y would be treat.eel like, well, Cold. But after lrvll\I Jtlfee OD a pmr of IOldl ln the tm epeed •hlinl compeUUon, be bocked the.ID Fiber 1Jasa reinforced stack linen to be for calh. used ln a 715-foot·btgb chimney at the Sad.ly, that 10rt of aums up the U.S. Hoosier Ener1y Power plant under con· ap\>roach to the Winter Olympica-slruction al Merom, Ind. let ftnal inapec· duatriea, says the llnen, eacb 20 feet in diameter. wlll combat corro1ion, are virtually maintenance free and economical to install. we re not 1otn1 to 1et a lot ol pres-U Fi.._ 1 .... ufacturer PPG In tl1~ there, but maybe we can __ 0_0_· __ UCJ_r_1_ass __ m_ ... _____ • ----·------------------- squeeze 10me dollars and centa out ol It * • • Tax Cut Aims at Savers Trims Would Encow-age Paubook Accowits WASHINGTON CAP ) -Co111re11, deaplt.e the obJecUom of the Carter adm.lniatratioo, appeara set to eraat a tax cut aimed at encoura1in1 Americana to save. aM:KEas OF TOE proposal hope lt will en· coura1e more aavinl. Americana, aqueaed by ria- lnf priCM, are ••vtnl 1eu In 1.9'1t, aavtnp totaled '· petteot ol lncome, the lowest nsun al.Dee IMt, A pbanilac • a blthly MUe&l•d ex pert lD the evaluation. procurement, com pouadln1, prepara- tion, COIW'OI. atbr8'•· d1'pemlq and utillia llon or dru11 and medlcloea. He ls a dru1 comultaot and adviaor to your pbyal clan. Becauae ot ht. col- le1e ectueaUon in the compoettioa of clrup and ln cbemlJtry. mlcrobiolo1Y. pbulic health and pbarmacoloty. be la an expe.rt ln lbe com pallbillty of pres\:rtp. Uon tn1redlenu. 'YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need 1 med.ldae. Pick up your pretcrlptlon IC 1boppln1 Marby, or w' will d'llv'r promptly without Hlra cherl' A great many people entruat us with their preacr1pt1on11 'iay we compound your~" rAH UDO rH.ilMAC Y ""Dtl..y ,,,....,......., ....,.,..'-' MZ.lllO F r om the beg i n'n l n g . U S . partJcipaUOn in the Winter Olympu~s bu been pla,ued with bad luck or overmatcbed athletes T8ACK8 IN THE SNOW - Weather permlttina (I frequently· used phrue thLI sea.son), Snow Sum- mit will host the Roul1nol-Nordl§ldl Mogul Challen1e race Saturday. Th amateur coot.est olfen altl equipment and trophies to winners in all ace bracteta ... Popular aln&lnl •tar John Denver plam to be on band aeain for the Third Annual Job.D Denver Celebrity Pro-Am March 1·9 at Heavenly Valley, South Lake Tahoe. ABC-TV will tape portions or the celebr1Ues' races, along with the World Pro Sklin1 downhill and dual· s I a lom competltlon to be held there Due to insufficient snow <another frequently-used phrase this season>. the USC SkJ Team Day scheduled Jan. 26 at Mountain High a:, been rescheduled for March l The Senate haa voted to let an individual avoid federal income taxes on the fint l201 -"400 ror a couple -ol interest or dividend& earned each year. In the Houae. most members have alsned oo to co-sponsor one or more of 51 dUlerent billa wllh a similar purpose accordinc to the Commerce Department. Tbe monthly rat.e ror November wu only 3.3 ~::!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ American skier Anders Haugen came back the from the flnrt Winter Olympiad (Chamoolx, France, 1924 1 empty-handed. Forty years later a acortnc error wos detected, and in The lssue could be decided yet this week when a Senate-House conference committee ,._umea work on a comproml.ae "windfall" tax on lbe oil l.n· du.atry Six Newport Yachts In Manzanillo Race CONGRESSIONAL AIDES say lhere is a good chance the House confere~ will accept a version of the Senate-paased tax exempuon for lnterest and dlvidenda. The Senate action came in lhe form of an amendment attached to 1L') version of the "windfall" tax bill President Carter and his advisers oppose such By ALMON LOCKABEY DellJ ~ ~, .... 1'1 ... an exempt.Ion for two reasons They fear any lund lane honors <final to fln.lsh) amone of tax cut in the current economic environment three of the fut.ell yachts on the would worseo lnllation. and they contend the West Cout. Senate provision would not encouraie persona to percent, the &owest for any DXlth al.Dee the depart- ment bqan keeptna monthly ftcura in 18. No rt1ure bu been releued yet for Dttember. but It la expected to drop below the November percen· ta1e beca~ apendinl increased Donald Lubick. an ual.lt.ant secretary of the treaaury. took the Carter admutlltrauon'• case to the House Ways and Means Committee this week and found hunself almost alooe Ul oppoaatJoo to tbe proposal. The tu exclusion has been endorsed by representatives of the nation's banb and sav111&s and loan usoc1atlons. whose cuatomers would benefit most by the provtslon, and by spokesmen for the National Aasoc11Uon oC Realtors and the Chamber o( Commerce F10ancaal 1n1tatut1onli and otber busaoe:,~ 1roupa vtew such a w break ror aaven u a bi1 fint atep toward euint i.nflatloa. lconomiat.s aay more savtnas would cut i.nfiation by slowtng the "buy now, pay later" phUolclpb,y and by making more money available for bo•neaa modem1~atJon Slx Newport Harbor yachts will be amon1 the 38 entrtes in San Diego Yacht Club's third biennial ManzanlUo race starting Saturday at noon off Point Loma Battline to be first across the flniab aave who aren't now doing so. Instead, they 1ald, ll line will be Fred Prel.aa' 84-foot aloop would provide a bonanza for the 37 milUon Christme. Pacartc Mariners Yacht households already savmR Club: the 66-foot ultra-U1ht dilplace· ---------------------------------- and, in tum, increued prodUdMty -( ,:·, r ? •.J r H~.Q b ........ , ... 1 1" • ., x 1j{~- • ...J ()Ny tM o.11,. Piiot rMJly 19111 lQI .m.t'I NW In yc>ur toe.I community . ..,.,Y day UJ!fl*•ll The area hopefuls are Robert Lonepre's Fireb1rd and Jim Emmi's Pele from Bahia Connth1an Yacht Club, John Reynolds' Gho~t and Dack Ettlnger's Free Enterprise, Newport Harbor Yacht Club: John Arena' Tomahawk. Balboa Yacht Club. and Mike lllllmao's Dutches~. Voyaa..rs Yacbt Club ment sloop. Merlin. under charter to ---------------------------------------------:---, :\lbe rto Morphy, Acapulco Yacht AN AllEA SKIPPER 1:; aJso in· volved in a three·boal sail off in Long Beach Yacht Club's Pacific Match Racl111 Champiombip Saturday Scott Muon. BCYC, WH involved ln a three-way Ue for sewnd last Saturda)' after tbe winner Jack Woodbull wu &.qualified for aa1lin1 the aeries wlthout an ancbor aboard. Others lD the aall-ort will be Ron Dauprty, San Dte10 Yacht Club, and Dave Klatt, Santa Barbara YacbtClub. Tbe wt.nner will have his name en- aravtd on tbe But Ficker Perpet"81 tropby, aymbollc of tbe Pacific llatcb Racln1 Cbamplonship, and wtll alto wiD a berth in the 10.boat l"Ol1.er' d Lons Beach Yacht Club'• Coapeulonal Cup in March. ON TBE A&BA YACHTING acene, Balboa Yacht Clw wtll wind up ltl three·month·old Sunkiat Series with 1m11l boat• ullln& tnalde courses on Saturday and keel boet.a compel.in& on outalde courses Sun- dav Otber area event.a are Newport Harbor Yacht Club'a Mann Saia for Liebman·12 dlo1blH, Saturday. Voyaam Ya~ Club'• Jack Starkey MemOrtal race for Ludera·lfs. Satur· day, and Dana Po6nt Yacht Club'• BUdwlater TUDt· Up lleaatta for Performance Handlcap raclnl Fleet yacbta on Sanday. Tbe 1,110.mUe Maaaanillo race promt.. ano&ber d.ramatlc cluel for Club. and the 69 fool ULDB, Dnfter, under charter to Tony Delfmo and Mike Gayner. Los Aneeles Yacht Club. . ELAPSED TIME llECOa.D for the race 1s 6 days, 2 hours, 16 minutes •md 4-0 seconds set by Merlin in the 1978 race. In that race Merlan finished on a dym& breeze and len Drifter and CbJ1aUne wallowiag ln a nat sea a few mUea from the finllh. Up to that time the three boat.a bad been tn a close battle wlth the lead changing several times But in thla race the three big 1peedlten wiU be challeQJed by a pair of amaller ULDBa from the de· 1len board o• Bill Lee, creator or Merlin. The)' are Bob Longpre's Firebird and Brad Herman's Secret Love, both Saota Cruz-509 wblcb have been provin1 fast in local races. loutllltrftc..tlf ...... Ya<llhltl;l AHO<lati...u._ LM A ....... -u.t a..cll Lont 9Mc:h Yach! Chill -Pa<lli< Mal<ll "aclftt Yll .... '*'"'*" S.al 9N<ll Yac.M CJ..--''""dwlftter T-Ian CIHMt), 19twM'(, WftMJ ......~.~., South Coelt Corlmll4tft Yacllt Club -LAt S4iftT• lerlft H~t-c~ ..... "*'"'-CIUl> ~ ,... ... ...... ~ OfMtlf (MNoty Htw11ort HarllOr Y•<lll Chill -Maftft Serio (l..elwn .... 121 S.W.day .. ,.,.. Y«M Club -SW.•"4 S.rlts Ho J, S.hH'da'( s.HIN'( V•y..-n Yedll CMt -Jecll $t.rut ..._, .. '*'• IL=.::111~= ... -MldwlMll' T-Ull (P'Hlt"I ~.,. tall 0...,. Yedlt Otllt ~ :!:rs.11 Oietll Ce ~lie ra<t,&.lw•y ~c..,.ve<MC"*-Ctattk~llttet HeJ,~. COIOMdD YllCM CIUlt -Woodww-Serlft,.. J, Wft.. --~iHloft 1rt VKlll Cl~ -Wlftlar -.n.t, illtway, ~.t.... Yedlt a--"*-" .., ... 1"411,.) 51111 --~j-0-Yadll CMt -"'"'•t•r ""1tt ... t, 9-NJ. ~ V.oit U. -Wl11t.w lerltt ,_ t, lo#\ ...,. Bachelors! Masters! egln Feb. 4. ENROLL NOW at National University • One-hme reg19tra11on tor your entire program. • Oay and evening clalMI 9Uited for bUly edUI • Stuely ont COUrM per month • ConvtNent claMtoom locltlOnt throughout Orange county. Make lht 1 eso·a • c1ecadt ot chau not ana growth tn yc>u( °''"' Clll tt1.aH tor e l)e(IOnal tnttmew wim an ICIClemlc counM!Qf. _ ! _ ~ ... .....,,.,............. . ................. _,,._..~ ~=-~-~ ... °"""'"'"' _.__. ~ --·------- . ••can•'"'• a. u all •CD1ll oeu OWD "'· Oftly lt'1 wone tor ua." lf)'a Betty Orrell. pre1I t ot a H toa ln· . .,... . -~ ffuti¥9 taJb ftnaly ud 1'°9lt~ 1&"1 amnt .. bo'f HJ beilkll'I, IQDICGaKIDUI~ •l.,.. ltil.l aa, • W01Dan•1 pt1ee • U. bome. • At maay beart.Dp am. tbl eouatrJ. prior to tho HoeM eoat .. ce. women t.reptelM'W'a &ettllled npeatedlJ about bean1 dllcnmillatecl •l•lnlt by eovemm nt ud bank loan offteen. . :.ftm IENATlt'I al!CLECI' comm.tu.. OD •mall butineaa .,,.... ~. -w~ Jaek .. ccea to capit.al and maria&•· mnt aldlb. "But. ln addltioD, tbey face further barrien lmpo1ed by aocletal atlltudea whtch pent.Ii 1n the bualneN community," the panel r• PDl't-nn. "No lelblallon ot eaecutlve order can reverse tbo-t attttudes," tt add&. • 11081' Bt181NE88E8 owned by women are ver1 tiny, the 1overnment 11y1, and that com Pltf ata the pu,trtotthese entrepreneurs. : : ~ tbe)' need capltal no more desperat~ly the lDm. the dollar amount women seek often la below '25.000 'J'be women want tnc:reued SBA funda for manapment pro1ram1 and clONr acrutlny of federal loan otllcen to make aure they don't di11· cnmm.ate. . . 0 Thi• yeer. '*a Pf essional to Pl'9J)are your tu return T~e 11 • difference tNltween • CPA end othe< lncx>me taJr conaultMta -we can help m1mm1a your taies end know the needs of her~ arfta bualnestee and rMl<Mnt• Cail ua tor an IPC)Olntment 873-3884 Batt>oe taland THOMAS L AMANSON. CPA "9W.W..A .. 1_,.,;,0. ....... ---.,; • ....., $50,000 to $500.000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS ......... ~..,,. t :£i!::t • ....,ln •'tscsata ... ....,,....... ............... • • .. ... c, • ., .... l_ HI'' t •1t1r loee W-tio• eenke I ~ Jr tm .. nc 1ng n.·•oO• (714) 7•1515 AMOtlCAN HOMf lll09'TOAOl ?)(J ~-1,.wlJ(>rt Center lffl•• CJ•••Qn l'l9L• "~ .. pt.rt a..c:11 < .,1tfor,... 9'680 WE PAY MORE THAN ANY BANK OR SAVINGS & LOAN T-Blllt %3 12.90 12.34 3 EFFECTIVE ANNUAL YIELD 3 ANNUAL RATE .............. .IP.11 Hnullt , •• : 6 MON11i TERM .. :r Sl0.000 MINIMUM M ISIOll ,... v •Jo, hu -.... named di.WO. r fl · -a dlvt.aJ.a °' lmltb ~hie.,""'°" Beach. Jeel ......... ianeraJ muqer ol Newport Huth •arn.&8 Be&el u• T•••l1 Cl•~• LI lreaaww of C•Ufomla Hotel and Motel Auoda· lion Larry L Lee bu bleD appol.Dted &eoeraJ manaat-r of the aeneral otftce o( New Yoril ute lat•ra.te C.. lb N•wport Beach. &ay V.._..... Jr. and .. Su*r are aal represeotaUvea for WIUo• la,.n 8aln C.., IK.1 Jnlne. Tbe nrm la an importer of been ana beverqn. Davtd B. ElllU. Huntlqtoo Beach, ii vice president and 111•• manaaer of the Newport Beach oftlce of BHl•e11 Pre,.rtlll Brebra•e Ce. He prevlou1ly worked tor Voit Corp .• Newport Beach •&.UOTT Je7ee llcTl1le, Coat• Mesa. bu been promoted to U · slit.ant operaUons officer of the .,. Dover Drive branch office of -.. BaakelNe~. f'our employees of Prtmwb, m ., Irvine have bttn promoted to vlce president. They are Sam Kazarian, manulacturio& technical opera· tlon11 , Jerry Kina. human reaourcea; Jack Schwarzenbach. quality Ulurance: and Selwyn Walker, materiel department. Dr. lllU&oa a.a.,, Fountain Valley, director and executive vice prea'deut ol t.be Newport Belich research divtatoa of la•• Diie C.orp., baa been elected vice prnldeot of the corporation. Wal&er IAdt, Fountain Valle)', wu elected treuurer. The firm 111 headquartered lD San Fraociaeo. Mldulel B. a.I of HunUncton Beach la aula· tant vice preiaident of the bulllMU development de· ~ partment of Ualoa Baak'• Oranp County reliODal otnce. Mal Dal a Ce,.., Costa ...... reeentl)' received an Gr· ct.r fnlm S.Y·A·aost. lacban· ville, Pia., tor eoo IBt/11 hind· lleld, aolld·atate data entry tennlu.la. Sav·A·8'op au:pplles mereh•Ddf1e to aupermarbta ud otlm retallen. ~ O. Peek ii vice pn1kSeot ol S.. .,..._ F ... nl a.riap ... Leu A111d..,, San Dlqo. 'lbe Newport Beach rnidmt lormtrl1 wu vfce preskleat and mana1er ol the flrm'a Newport Beach cooaumer loan department. E.P. Gant.Me la corporate vice president or Sal .. lal.erudoaal lae., a Newport Beacb t1nn that manufactures and auppllea drilliD1 tools Darid a. GrtawoW of HuntJ.qton Beach, a private investor. bu been elect.eel to the board of trustees, MUUkJa Ualvenlty, Oecutur, Ill. OXOCO, an independent oil and 1u producer. I rvlne, bu ap. proved a $40 million secured re volvlng credit aareement with AJUed Bank of Texas In Houat.on Lort Uvadcb Is public rel a· Uon11 coordinator with CrotffiJ McKay Advertl1la1/Publlc ••taWOt..D Kelatlam, Irvine She llva ln Lquna Beach Barry C. ,....,_, Jr.1 Newport Bfacb, bu been re-elected to the boaro ol d1recton of '8akllt Grewna,IDe. Invest in Gasoline Not Wlaat They See• A worker mapects fire exun,W.Shers r e ~embbn~ large artillery 1hella at A·T 0 lnc.,'h Budaer-Powhatan plant in Charlot te1vtue. Va Merchandise Deficit Improves WASHINGTON <AP> ThenaU00'1 merchan d1se trade Mf1c1l toult'd S24 7 billion ln 1979, a S3 7 billion Improvement over ~ previowi year. the Commerce Ot'partmf'nt reported OU. week Thfo value of Im porta bad Htffded ex por\a by $28 4 billion in 1978 and S2l8 S billion ln im The U S balance of tradt-wa!I Jut lo the black m 1175 The improvement 10 the trade balance tn 1979 occuind deapate a record oU import btll ot $517 btlllOO for tht-year. « pet('ent tu«ber than the S39 5 billion paid by the Uruu-d Stat.es for oil 1n 1m Thia Jump occurred eveo lboulh the volume or Pt'lrolewn and oU product 1mporta rose only 2 per cent. lo just over 3 billion barr.-ls for the year Pncea roae cona1derably more lban volume 11 .,.cause of lht-doubltne of pnca for crude oar char&ed by Petroleum Exporting Counlne. {)vt•r 1'h.-. Counlf·r HASl>Li....,, .,, I MUTUAL FUNDS .. - ) ttU i. • I JfYJ 1\''• .._ ' , • ., "''• f'·• '"'°" • , \4-• llo'I .. ,,... 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'"' ... t, ,,, 10 , • 110 H ' I 110 )I '* ,. f ' .. ~ ,, ... -.1 ll. ... •Jl ))"'• 1 1411) ,. .. . 'l"]) ,. .. .. Redundancy Eatery Successl . •1 •&TO • owrrz A new restaurant, Houllbao'• Old Place, ~ Hi doon a couple ol weeb -.0 iQ SlusaULO · ~ :J ICJ'Oll the Golden Gala Brtcts• fn)ID il.U ~ However, tf you want to meet Mr. Houlihan. doa't loot f.or b1m there. . You won't find him became theN'I oo llr. HoWlhan behind t1U N1t.aurant, nor ls there ooe at the M citbet Houllban'• Old Plaea wbJcb have •Prune ~ ae!W the COWllry llnce 1"72, 1tartin1 in Kamaa City and apre.itlq to New Orleao1, St. · Lou ••• 011111, · Cleveland, Newport Beach, Denver, Atlanta and Bo1too, amoo1 ~rplaea. Enta • Houllhan •• Old Place and you Money Tree move into the world of "theme restauranu." The adea us to come u.p with a theme -and then repeat at or do varia· lion.a oa lt. E.\al HOVURAN'S OLD PUCE IS a UtUe different from the oat ooe. 1n deference to k>cal t.uter., but the fare I.a baa1ca.lb the same. qwcbes. omeletta, bureen <.Rart· lDJ at '3.15), rout duck. fried aucdliru aticb, crwlt ol Frepcb ooioa soup. sirloin llnp ateak <SS 95), a variety of salt\11, baked br1e cheese. heavy dealeru. malk ahakea - and a full bar It'a the restaurant wit.b "eomet.blng for everyone." They do change the menus from tame to time Whenever a chef comes up wtth a new di.sh, they pbOto. arapb 1t and send lhe recipe around the circwt. The deeor is 11mllar too lot.a of areenery. at,aqied glaas, antique reproducboos. Enaluh pub mirrors, ftbric ceUlnp. AUM> FAlllLL\& 18 THE atafr that greet.a yoo •t a Houilban's Old Pla~ they're young, very younc. Not just lhe rtteptioruaU. waitres~ and bartenders Tbe averqe aae o( managers tn the system l5 28 Restaurant.& have been one ol the last preserves ot the famaly-0perated buuness but they are now facinc ne~ and tough compet.ibon from the corporate restaurateurs.~ 1magmaUo05 are inflamed b> the steady 1Dcreue in ealtng out by Americana. These are pro1ectJona that by t.be etlll of this decade ball the con.sumer food dollar will be speni oo meals outiude the home That's why Houlihan's Old Places are protifera~&!! the rate of 10,a year Tbe urut.s do an average or S2 m· · a year. split 80-40 betwttn food and bar They emp&oy a total of 4.000 Houllban's Old Place u. known in tbe trade as a Gtlbert/Robtnsoo restaurant, aft.er t.be founders ol this cba1n Ka.osu City re:stauranteurs Paul Rotrimoa. Joe Gtlbert and BUI Gilbert They bne a bunch of au.er restaurants too Market Starts Fast, But Falls at Close NEW YORK 1AP 1 The ">tlXk mark Pt gor ot1 to ., Strong lltJu1 today . but then t(8\f• up mO"it Oa IL'I ga:ttls as the busiest month 1n Wall Strttt h1~t.ory drew l.Q a cl06e The Dow Jones averaee ol 30 aodu.stnals. up .UIDO$l lfi point.ulonetirne.abowed a605potnl106S at87S.8S Gainen outpaced &o.en by an s-.t marcin amonc ~ York St«t Dc1'anfte·listed iM~ ~~~~~~~~-~~~~~ ... toria '"Tit~ DoarJo•4"fl t r~rap• s,.., ..... , ,.:t,-:.;=·~: ',·,-' o.--.... noc::ct NfW Yo.("'"' ~ o em "'"' --< ..... •-·--...... llltw y-~ c «...... "_... . ..... ID t '"' " u• •\ Si.I• ~DO ;.-r.1 .~;-;. i1~ ~ , ....... -. ....... -.. ........ E• I •1 Jla 2' " lCJ o ., 11 na ,. m ... o" _,.., t1' .. 'QI tt 110 U• •• m • ni" 111 n 111 .. o" •-r~r .,._ Oc<--te.J• " ,,..~..... t\•-.... E•._... 1u.-.. • T •c~O I• ••>• i. • ._ .... ('.0 ... !GI , .... Un11 T..c;fll •ll Clll2 ,. • ,9 ... ' ..,. .. .. . .. .. , . 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Ot VP U UP t.J VII •A Up t.I VII '1 ... -·. ...... '1He'1 *Y neat1 He retua. to bury a bone now un lt'a In a pl stJc bagl" flUNKV WINKllllAN ~ ~ l> ~Ll ME 1UAT lMlb COM~ Wlll1.£~ PEOPLE 1t) OlHE.lt FM1'6 Cf 1M£ &JIL.01~(":, ~ .. THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO "He hurt his pow. Will you kiss it?" DENNIS THE MENACE JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY HAW, HAW···THAT'6 THE WAV THE eAU.. eou~es DRAlll.f ~ ~t1'~ t.tEl-.1'" i'> ~£ '~ M~ E~&l.l<S~ lL.l'h ~ ::::;:;.. ----- J • .. II l ;Q -_-..;::--·-.. _ ... .,. 'I don I 1omember this desert fslend beina her'P Y4!Slf'rday. Oo you. Aja•?" i-·-------'1 I DR.SMOCK ~ ~ by Harold Lt Doux by Tom K. Ryan AND THAT'S THE WAY THE COOKIE CRUMBLES I• l by Lynn Johnston by George Lemont YOU 60NNA 9r GO "TV OR eo-rH ' MAGAZINt!!S ~ ~ •J --~ --- TOOAv·s CROSSWORD PUZZLE A~ SO See growth , Sewer• 52 Slender 6 Snelillef 56 Month. Abbr 11 AOcule 5 7 N Al'r4I. 1' Winged bird 2 words 15 Numeoc p<-e· 60 Unbolt Poet 1\,11 61~ 16 Honelt -62 a.ood ~ 17 TI lnlltory 63 Mart9f law 19 88le 64 Scare oft 20 HltlCI tOOI 65 Uee TNT 21 Succors DOWN 22~ 18nstle 24 Cet IOUt'ld 2 -mater 26 Stn8r1 3 l(noc:ll. 27 Olettl ' Kl!'ld Of atone 30 &eee 5 Pronoun 32 Unattende<l e Step 33 EleC1 unit 1 Adllenoe 34 Mwoon 8 Belongefs 3 7 LtmJO Sutttx 31 v.... 9 See bird 39 Wiit 10 Clattered .0 OolOf 11 Talll1n9 ldty '1 cat> users 12 Owell!OQ •2 StOYll 13 Less hoary '3 Bowtlng 16 EQ\llne ~ 23Steep '5 Clelneed 25 Wleld •6 Strano SUit 26 Evth '8 Hone food 27 Tltehed 49 &Qiate 26 Glfl't NllM UNITED Featu<'t Syn<late Wednesday's Puzzle SOlveO •• • • • • . ( I I •• I \ ". f ' •• . ' I I . ' I I , ,. T I • r 0. A • I ' 0 ' . I 0 0 • I A I l t •• ' t ' -~ ••• .,,_ • f • f o I I • . ' I Ol• " l or• •• f I •II -' ••• I a I o • •• • D I• I •o • l • A T I C I • I • c It T I •IT •• . ' I • • • • '• ( . ' 0 • • • 0 I ··-c 0 ti T •• ·-· II I ' , I 0 •• • • I N t I• •• 0 0 la t •• 0 I , u tt l I L 0 , ,,. • l I 0 . ' oh I I I s I• 29 Feldspar 45 Mama and gems 30 Ventures 46 Greater 31 Goes wrono '7 Ruwan 33 Yortl Of l<oo• stoci<ade 35 Marge 48 Sen10f 36 Feat 50 Problem 38 ~treat S 1 Pacify 39 Tavern eeat 63 Ettmie dance 2 words 54 Adherents 4 1 Sheared 55 Oappei •2 Furrow 58 Ex1'\ 44 FHleneJ 50 Chltltf Buck " <Gil Gerard> la trapped by three men from another plan wbo 1•tn superhuman atrenath by tourhina handa Chom left, Euaenla Wript, Edie Benton and Janet Louie) on "Buck Ro1en ln the 25th Century" tonJaht at 8 on NBC, Channel 4. PtlltNraOO An Old ....., am•l._m tom•"•• • mwci. he wt11 d to "'11tKt the ~of 1111 trlMd • ow:Af.AIV C.-• Jim BICllut end flit .... Hen!ly • fooWlt8.. I LEHRE1' M.POflT 9 MPIYOIWRN au.I• Ot1o PNmlnQer. ~a.n. 7:.IO I THaOONCI eHOW INleARCHOF- * JaM The 8ec»tl9t'' f I =~ WIU>Tw..a Hugh Cerdlff ... !he ~ CNllenge of '" ""' In bOCtl "*~ end low. ttit.n. !tie young INfien. 1trtllM out In Olllperlllloii ...., he ,...._ a.a ...... 1..11111.9 • 8 KNXT (CBS) Loe Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angele$ I KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angele& Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ.TV(lnd) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego I KTTV (Ind ) Los Angele& KCOP· TV (Ind ) Los Angeles • KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles • KOCE-TV (PSS) Huntington Beach a. lhllC ,. ~ ... doOIMd to die.,~ OMrll l'-1 2) eMAOND...11.1HW AEPOftT • HEW90tCI< (I), .... ~ Mw1 Kl'lfli Wrede It. OOllPOfl QuMn, a took II tne~r~pro grwn end a... Diego'• a.. World ·~· THIWALTONS (itwidml Allllf'M hOIM In time IOt the 11nnull IPflftg defl09 end 10 ~ Mtee Mltnle to hft9 • bed- ly need9d t¥e operatlOn • MK* N>Of.N .. THE~ CENT\JfW While Wllme. trlel to pre- ...,,, • epeoetler'Q from lgnl1tng Earth'• • ._ phere. Buck ,, .. , t o rtM,..,,. ~robot from the c~ of kldnlOP«a • PAl80NER CEU.. Bl.Oa<H 8 ltl MOM a MtNO"f Mindy MCt1llly tell• -a ~ IOnlly hMrt• r,()kJmn 0 MOVIE • • • · lh• Quitter Memorandum" ( 1866) Geclf'gl SIOll. Mic Guin- -8'11WI lntelllgencte turM an Ametican to toute the ~uartln of I Neo-N&tl orgenlUttOn Cl> MOVIE • • • .. None 8u1 ,,,. Reporter 'effects Bill Moyers Swm Up the Seventies By TOii JO&Y NEW YORK (AP) -BW Moyers returned to public leleviaJon last season after two years at CB.5, and quickly re-established bis "Bill Moyers' Journal" as one of tbe medium's leading public affairs pro- grams. The senes' seventh season begins tonight at 8 .30 on KCET. Channel 28. with Moyers clearly as enthusiastic aa ever. timate portrait of tbe powerful banker ad world ftaure. "It becomes fairly obYlous-iD the film," Moyers aaya, "that be uses bi.I name, b..ia bank and bJa cont.acts lo a way that ii unique lo banlnng, and he uses each o( those elements to enhance tbe othets "THE FILM demonstrates this fusion of the several different roles he plays, and I t.hmk it wtll become clear lo tbe discerning viewer wby he ..... . .. ~._.__,_ .... ........ Er '0Ur TlmW' M .._.. olllnl • ..,..... ....... ............ Jllll ... ~ ........ c**9a I tJllOln'I ...... ~~ J " ,.. • • ""*"' ........... ~ e-. • """°"°"' .... a~ Wttllt "' ' ...... ... ,...,,., °'*'°Y ... Seti\ .. ~ In • ttoc 111\d he6d llOILllgL • COll- 8AltCl'fUL.L. °"991111--~ UQ.A (- •i.rl • 0 IAANl!V aal.P A men bf•• Into the polloe ·~ to at• beak I* S1o61n TV cm Al.OHA. ..uvEM8 lhe 3"1th ~ ,..,.,., Of 1-.o ~lanC C*>Plll -''"' r-.deflll Of thl F rtncn town, ~-111\d the H••ellen loldlera •ho llb«•ted u. town trom 1he Null lft '""' -.. docu-menled (R) .-eo et»P Burt ~ -Ptlalno ,_ from hll dOClor. •nd .ie.ica go. to • P9Yd1ta- 1r111 • MfJW °""""' oueca: ono P•••dnger. Oreori Beall. &..\ Blenc- hard CherW Frenil. w" ShrlMf fD GATO Of' ASIA lhe .._. Of Byuntium • An exp1an110n o1 me.,,.._ I IC llowel'W>Q of Byia-tltum. from 13 growth uncler Ju. lln•an lo Its 11111-by lhe Turi.a In 1453 10'.'00 fJ (I) KNOTS LAHDINO lnlhe~Of ·~· a1i0n, Vet 8nd Gery Ewtng invtl ll ll\oll daughter t.uc;y. wllO •• rai.-1 by her grltndpuenil 10 Kno11 ldodtng D SKAO Sllllg ,,.....,.. to AllentiC City to try t• •toe> hill tlOn ''PBS baa been a happy home for me," he says, "because it's al· lowed my curlosi· ty to roam almost at will. bas thia power, and how he uses It" Old Fla~ Born in Oklahoma and raised ln ''Because of that. I like to think MOYIU of tbe 'Journal' as a kind of archives of Americans in· paua1e throuab tbe '?CM." •OYDS, 45, BEGINS tbe new season. appropriately, with a program called "Ournmes." ''lt'a the reflectiom of a reporter,'' Mo1en aays, "who hu crias-aosaed t.be ~ IDaQ1 U.mn, and thinU be bu at least one Idea of what bas happened to UI in tbe last decade, aod why." Tbe "Journal" ccmtinues Feb. 7 witb a special 90-mtnute entry, ''The World ol David Rockefeller," an in· Marshall, Texas, Moyers at one Ume Dee Wallace plays considered an academic career. He D a vi d Ska g s k a ' s was summoned to Washington. childhood sweetheart however, by tbeo·Vice President who, he diacovers. Lyndon B. Johnson, and In 1961 has taken up the helped organize the Peace Corpe. oldest profession on By the time be left the Wlute House "Skag" tonight at 10 in 1967 lo become publl.sber of the on NBC, Channel 4 Long laland newspaper Newsday, be ---------- bad been, among other tbtn1s. Jobmoo's press secretary MOYEJlS LEFT Newsday lo write "Listening to America," an account of bis travels acroga the country, and in 1'71, be took tbat concept lo public TV with "Bill Moyers' Journal." Moyers left PBS in 1976 to become chief correspondent for "CBS Reports," but announced his return to public TV two years later. 'Date' Cast HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Suu.n Anspach st.an m "Professional Date," a CBS movie now film· ing on location. She playa a divorced mother who belpa support a teen·aee daughter by Ualin& beraeU with a datina aentce. Dick Clark Sues : For Half Million An THEATRES IAT & IUN llAT1Ne1a All ..... '2.00 tnl J:•pm I .. I I ffom "'*"". ~ 11 o.rt .tlo II worlflnO I~-~·· "'"''"' IBICINTAW ,, •• (I) u.ICA· _... DOM90Metil ..., "Our fllltttU Allel'' W• .., Ctonklte ...... ~ of AINftcM ... ~Md .. w...rn end eCMGATHME •8af1 N. TM ff°'*" Of TN Juture.. Ro1ety" Turadl, lnternetlonMy r9flOtllNd ... Pl... of Ille 11\llNc Of Jotle"n 8etl n1 • Bedt • ....,..,_ ... ,._..,andor~ ----••••on Mlddl9 ~ ol. (P914) II TOMIJHT ................... (Al 1:00 8 TOMOMOW Hoat. Johnny Cer.on ~ Or ,.., ewtlc:h. Jwn,...... I DATIMO ON« au.ta dlOi -or..,.,.• Agr-. CWMI _, 80b fGeM • MCME ....... .... °' lolcfl• 9 POUCe WOli&AN ~ 00-..... cow. .. a CtOIWld In • -• prteOl'i 10 ~ a ""'O MO enO a mwoer D MOYIE *•"'"The ~~ 11 eeo1 Auc»fty HIOCJwfl. 8ur1 i.-c.ter • • • •Biiiy l hi K.a ~ n:m G • •1t -n.. Aid Pof'r;'' 119411 Myme Loy. Aol)er1 Mt1dlurll A young boo; gr"""8 aft• IOltl'G hil belowecl pony. ( 1 hr -30 '""* -~ (19411 AGD9t T~. i.. 10:301.we ....... -~11..!HMR • MA1*'1 .. w-ex-MPCIRT t:.aoa MOVE ntrATM "The ~ Of Dul<• SllW91 tr· 11 N be.1ntty unpatrlOtlC: Mr ~ or LOUtM:I '-111 ,_ .. IN l::SOf •• ·~ "'Jungle ~·· I 1981 I Rlc:tterd T OOd. Lau- '""' I 1t:IO. • • • uglf"91 ""9t• Mje"• ( 19321Nomw8'-· • a.rte 0.ble "-"'11 l"8t ,., hueOand'. Chlld .... lrltierll lneanlty .• wom- an ..:reny l>IClotMa ll'90· nent by ..,.,_ INll\. ( 1 rence ~ KS«SINOTOH 9 WHEN TI4E IK>t\ T COMEllf -• me apy Hl me B«ttlnClll? (Pert 7 of 1111 IAI 11:001 •• ()) ltl NEWS MN<E Mf LAUOt1 o.t.VE AUIH AT LAlb! 9 CAPTOEO A8C '*W9 -~~ 12;00. Cl) OOUJM80 .•• Hec:tPY ..... v-. Some Saf" Wl1lll Tom i8 out -.illng. ~ .._.. the 11;oo-::11 l..MJour P1rty t:A6. kACK 9MEEP hr • 50 "*'·' 3.30 •• * • "llc*18 ...... ( 11186) EMe ~. ~ Adems A glrte' gym~ tor ,_.. romen11e owr- •ur• li'om a rodeo rider ....... he ,..,. ..,, Ind bu<. ., ..,_._ ,, hr_ 30 11'1111) O.,.. • Romeo. frllllken- 1tl!W\. • YWnOll'e. 8llO an. IO(:tl~ An ~ KICOUnlanl ow-., c--arw:I .... ly .. ~ '""et "' ~ --. to be .,_ perfect .,.I~ ~ Nl!W9 t:ao ~ • lff AHO TIMU ~ !DOii flKl I a 9 • ~""C\•t•u•r• .. morOlr IRl U 1WIUOHT ZONE Bleak lAl!lw Jldl«I"" • • ··e•d eucomb- 119'f>W..._ 8-y, W.· .... 0'1lrtml\. JOHN DARLING by Armstrong & Batuik '11V Makes Science Fun By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES <AP> The researcben wanted to know what klda tbouebt about aclence: "I would not Uke to be a SClf!n• b.at, •• wrote one 11-year~ boy iD bia essay. "They get up early in the morning r t'an 'l ji!f."l up that early m the mo~ ·· Reasonable lad. An ll·year-old girl. or pra~ l1t'al nature. wrolf' .. I wouJd hke to be a sc1enllst . . I would invent it lot of lhmgi.. hxe a dish wiper so I wouldn't have to wipe d1sht·~ after my mom washed the m " IF RE WERE a acleotl.st. one 9 year-Old fancied, "I may d1s cover a new t'ure for cancer by catching 1t. But 1f I was a d1f rerent lund or scientist. I might discover an explosive " From these responses and tbose from 8.000 other chJldren across the country, resean.-he~ from the Children's TeleVia100 Wortabop surmised that kJds rell science wu generally • cood idea. butd&nproua. CTW was aslrlng the questlom because 1t wa.ot.ed to make a kids· show about science. boPmg to match the success of crw·~ ··Sesame Slrfft'' and "Electnc Company " Their survey., al· lowed the cbJldren themselves to s haPf the program KIDS WATCHED lt>lewuon programs on a computenz.ed ck· vice that allowed them to JudR<' the program by pressang button..., ~hen they were bored or in lerested. The results sbowf'd that cbJJdren liked strong role models. human involvement, and v1suaJ as opposed lo audio sumulaUoo The target audience wu the 8·12 age JP'OUP. chosen by CTW's advm.ng staff of psycbok>liata. 111EA. UA ,..,_ lt04022 OIWIGE C......1l lll4 2!1!1J COSTA Mf.S4. h14ll ~7444 WOT1111NS'T~ UA T-Ml IJOS f"dut'a'°"' and mdustry leader' became y0W1gsten of that a~1· are beginning to throll systemat.acally and to orgamze 'obJ«U and evmta aJooa the dimemions of Ume. apace atKf funcuoo" One study showed CTW Utat girls and minonty students wer1· the least ante~ted 1 n sc1enc.· <25 perl'ftlt of boy'> but only :I ~rcenl o( girls said th€'y wanted a cart't'r m science) So. the kid h~ts cho6en ror the nt>w show a re a while g1 rl C Lisa I. black boy (Mark l and a Puerto Rican girl (Trtn1) a bright and engaging tno. THE RESULT: "3·2·1 Con tact," a daUy half-.hour show that is absolutely something to <'heer. It's not "Mr. Wizard:· with test tubes and experimenL.., and such; an fact. the sCJencE- ~tulf JUSt sort of slips m among the run stuff li TOl'O. ~Ml~ WUT-..stB. te..W., SI 0..-.. ftl ·lttl •"'*'"'°" ......... _,_ ..... M cmm CMI I R --· c:maaA WUT J.or U9w tn'°"'*>'I tall E~ Hollft 714 SJ4.fAEE -------AC.t.OIM" MIMI&•\ ------+bve CA•OWl\1. AOMIT YOU AlfO A GUl\T TO AleY f'l•~-ltCI "Ml. MIDUllt II• wonder etld . ..,.....,. __ .. C.. lileu ~ Of .. 634·~ ........ 19t·J~ .... , .. ~._ ,.,_ 121-4010 . .. THE SEASON'S 111 COMEDY Hm NOW IN RS 71H SMASH WEEK. STEVE ·' MARTIN ·1h.!:-!..~ .. . ........ ... ._ ·~·--.. -· 'lllTC1nc11n• BIWMOS' CHEU WHT IOUTM COUT nAlA Orlnge ~-9212 Wtsll!ltllSllt 891 393S Cosl.i Mesa !>46· 271 I -lltl. ..... s.nl.iA!\1 ~11271 "A C\4ZZl.ING SUCCE:SS ocua+TAJL ANO tO.IE:AOl£" -M:HMD GlfEJttElt. COlllOf'OUTAll A mneav to aial~"8Wt ~llfW.WOllCl' 0 ·-~(onwny .......................... ~~ llllliM!law It Yan'lAI curtain U... UuwP Peb. IO. -:::tliaftfo0t fn t t Park" wltb ~ Lamour 1& llbuUan'1 • DtnDer Pla1'oaie. MO A••alda lco, San Cl•m••t• <4tl·"IO). P ~ idPUY a lfond.ul at •UJ'iDI curtalD tlm. t.brVUlb Feb. T. -••a-AUU .. AT TBS BwtUDl10 a .. cb PlaybocM tM leaeUff Vlllaae Sbolptna Center, Spaee •. llaio at Yortncrwn Avaue. Bunl-Plct liiston Beach (8'7"'"5). Performane. tndan cut. and Saturda.YI at l :JO throuch Peb. H. TM OOiUese ii locat.d It Newport Bou.levard "Dilmm at Sea" at the Su Clem .. Com· ud f'alr Drtw lD Oc:llt.a 11 ... Cl.11 .,...mo, U · munlt1 TbHttr, 202 Avenlda Cabrlllo. San klDD'-forreMrtatJou. Clemente (482·&Ma). Performancea TbundaJ'I Tllnl mualb' tbeat-. aloal UM Orance throwrb SaturUya aU:IO uDtU hb. t . Copt ~ ni PD& down tbell' ew1alna WI weekend _ .. Take a NWQber, Darlln1" at tbe Sad· wiU. doll.DI D9J"li aneet o1 ''The Nilbt la Ky dleback Vall•J Communtt1 Tbeat.r, U'141-<; Enemy" at tbe W..uniDlter Coaim\&DllY 'lbeat.tr, Obrero St., Mmtoa Viejo <sao.a:m>. Perfonnueee "Tb• Goodbye it.ople" at &be Laiuna Moulton Fridaf9 and Satunlay1 all o'dock tb.rouO Peb. t . PlaybouM and "Su.mmtrtree" at t.be Newport "Tbe Uninvited" at the ea.ta 11 .. Civic Theater An.I <Miter. Playbo9e on the Oran1e County J'airSroa:Dda, • P&OB&N IOllNION, Art Wlnsk>w C:O.ta 11eaa (75'-5158). Perfonnanees Fridays and aad Patricia Clancy luJ"IOD bead tbe cut ol Saturd.QI at l ;IO t.brouah Feb. 18 •••--mv" .-A... the .. a _ _.,_ ol D-Albe .. ·-• _......,, uPUICAI. u.u9':"-nuu ._. BAaarl'AGB -The FrieDda ol the Newport Final performancee .,.. PricS., and Sa~ at '?beater An.I Center will bold a 1eneral mem·' 8:30 at the theater, Tm Map&. St., Westminster. benhip meettn1 llcmclay at 8 p.m. for 8ll10Dt ID· Reaervatkm .._55'71. terested lD JolniDI the community theater poup Martbella Randall LI directinl Lasuna'a ''The . . volunteers are needed in public relatiom, Goodbye Pepple," with David Paul, Jacquie Mol· ticket sales, costumhtf, makeup, set conatructloo, fett and Robert En1man featured in tbe cut. Tbe sound, liehtlne and otber areas .. the theater la 1bow plays ton11ht throqb Saturday at 1:30 lD the at 2501 Clllf Drive, Newport Beach Moulton, 806 Lquna Canyon Road, Lquna Beach. p;~;;m;--=;.;;;;;;;:;:;;;::;:;;;=========-a-Reservationa 4M-0'7'3. •· · PIUEN09 cw NIWPC>RT THEA~ AJn'1 CEHTU Also nmninl toni1ht throuib Saturday at 8:30 "'IUNTTHIPLAYIM ia "Summertree" at tbe Newport Theater Arts Janu•"" 10 ,_..___ 2 Center, 2:501 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach. Greeory ·' -..,.. .... ,, Bacb direct• the drama with John Joaeph SUMMERTREE Brockman lo the central role. Reaervationa 875-31'3. AN INTlllATI 'AWLY DMMA OTBEa LOCAL PROOOCl'IONS continuin& llJ Ron Cowan their respective runa include: CUttTAAN 1:30 · IOX Offtea °""s 1:00 ~.11. -"Side by Side by Sondheim" at South Coast 1• ...-dlfeaed br Gr990fY lledt Repertory, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa NEWPORT THEATRE ARTS CENTER (957-4033). Performances nightly except llondaya 2501 alfr Drtve ... ..,., .. edt at B with weekend matinees at 2.30 throuah Feb. Tlcketl $4.50 Phone ordera 875-31'3 10 8TUDENT8 & SENIOR CrT'IZEN9 • IUO -"The Unalnkable Molly Brown" at tLe ----------------• Harlequin Dinner PlayboUH, ~ S. Harbor Hlvd., Santa Ana (t7t-S511). Performances nllbtly except -5rAA TPEIL. • ,. •-.1c.i r10N 1>1CTur.u DO NOT EAT: apple pie baked beans bologna bread candy cannelloni cheesecake chocolate cus)cabs danish doughnuts dumplings eclairs egg rolls fettucine fondue frenchm• gravy l' honey t • ace cream lasagna • marshmallows muffins noodles oatmeal olives parfait pizza potatoes pretzels ravioli salami sauces scraps spaghetti sundaes tamales tarts tu su... DOM DeLUISE • MJATSO'' ANNI BANCROn • RON CHEY • GANDICE AZZARA · ANI~ BANCROFT Pfaiked br STUART CORNFELD ~*"'•~cerJONATHAN SANG& -.._,,JOE RENZETI'I "'CalfANA: CULT OF tit£ DAMNED" (A) -. Kr8Diei' vs. ~"Je..f STEVE llARTJN. TheJfRk ... _, ___ _ , .. -. ..• 'Fugitive Family' S t <NfM &J.C~i:fr:n &Bii ~-:a.1=~~::: ---........ ~ <91 ti.~ I d': ·--~ fU/S)I tstt ..... •'-111/~ll Mao ·-~............... .-r ...... ""' llMT9t '"' Jlltlt Cl! ""'·-· ... ,.. .... ',,. 9IOeet ... a MT CMHIT OOtNO IN ITYU CNI naewt•tiat• ...... , ... .......... " . . ,..._TIMI MDT YIAI" -.uT AMA ntl CULT I Oii 1141 IMNN•" -s&IMT ICllAM" llJ CLOSED FOi IEPAllS ~· ""*' • a nice. warm feellng 18' • ·1C11' 1 •5' • Arvin he8t8f' with 2 heat settings High tPmperature cord and plug #30-H-20-01 Aeg 31 95 24aa slim, trim and toasty Arvin's 1hm line heater wllh 3 heats. apenlth brown b8ked on enamel. lan·IOl'ced hear end mOl'e' #30-H-33 Reg 39 95 2aaa rubbermald Is quality made The Rubb«mald Deco lhell llner ~ a numb« of UNI In hOme Of gat909. 1crx1r. 11eo1 or s·xar. f1817. One patt•rn only. Reg.139 99t.:.. ------ portable warmth Arvin· economy portable electric heater Handsome design. sale to use. Auto-thermostat feature Measures 18' • x12' 1 x6" #30 H· 23. Reg 19 95 2•• ............. on bid weattw Garege doOr WMther WIP. ping to k.-c> the rain & •d oui and J)fOtect ewryttllng Inside te' Na1'9 inotocl«S, n10 Reg e 79 3•• a neater heater I •O Ollf'r i.wttcn shvtl hee• ott 11 t PP9<1 forward 6tordy <.arryrng f\and1e Dual heat. Ir >m An11n •29-H-90-01 ltt!g J!I 9' 2aaa it really puts the heat on Arv.n 12SO 1500 wan""'•' 18 '""" ori~a 1onq end low to '1o•atf'! he•t ler and wldfl Ou et 1unnin11 f,in port~ble •49-H-29-1 Reg 41 99 Htblald ....... can't pt It any hotter Tune fOf a new on. 0.1Nn- dable. efficient gu .. 1er heater•. 01 ... ·llned tanks . '"*' tlOt water recxwery '• ayet9ml, Mgh temperature ehut-oft•. ~4.ts ....... 10!1.85 ::t; .. ,, ........ 115.95 !:,"s4.ts ....... 139.95 atiDil "U I IMfan.I tMllllll l•t Ille u • ·~ tlaat a wo an '1 penon1U and ~ .,.. u lU.Portant to u lMi-elotJI& alta down to devlM hi• 1Ml'l1 • ''I do WM1t peaple wbo are pu ~. not priYate.'• ... l&)'I. "Wbln thlty Want to make • fuhka hna,_, tbeD ta.y•re opea for IQJ crttidl . ' S.laJW:f Doll)' Partoa'1 C10W1t1Y back· ~bad notthla• to do with ber mat· lDI UM liA. be HYI· ''I Just doa't tb1ftk abe loots prcm>cative,'' aaya Blackwell, boldtq bis a.nm a couple feet ln froat of bJa ir~ bluer. Slldlnt further back into character. Blackwell say• busty Ms. Parton could weU be the wont dressed woman ol the decade. He then fires a few potshots at Prin· ce11 Margaret (she dresses "too old" for her age) and ''humanly atupld" Jac- queline Onassis for brin1ln1 "wrinkled crotches" back into style and lettinl her daupter, Caroline Kennedy, drelS like "an older sha11y do1." BE'S BOU.ING now. Even if this via· it to the Saks Fifth A venue store In Costa Mesa la designed lo promote his new line of jeans, be can't reslat soil· spoken tirades againat Paris fashions, writers and women "who borrow the best dress on Rodeo Drive and for1et to take the price uag off when they wear it out for one evening "Labels are unimportant. m~arung less." be says. I don't want to dictate (what to wear) to anyone ''There are women who wear my clothes and look sensational. Other women wear them and look horren· dous," be adds. CruciaJ problems, be stresses, are that Paris fuhions still are considered the ultimate. no matter the quality. and fashion writers in America hype French designs. Models show Blackwell fashions "They (Pansians) are burymg us. · "I ONLY SEE what they <foreign de· and if we create someth1111 new, elegant s11ne~. and fastuon wnters> are trying and simple. we're ridiculed." he blurts to say "'k Ir. •• "We must not destroy their creallvtty, Bl~ckwell. a fourth grade . 1c1 ~~s but the responsibility hes with the buyer who s been des1gn111g women s c 0 to protect the integrity of lhea r for 21 years. claim~. current fastuons customers. are "a total disaster "When I pick up fashion pages. "It will not recover for summer: nausea usually sets rn." says Blackwell. hopefully by fall ." b~ predicts :·1 might describing one inrtuent1al Eastern even cl06e up shop l1l then Id rather writer as looking "like a 172-year-old write a dirty book (bis m-pro1ress dead midget. Where does she come autobiography) ·· off?" Asked af things magbt improve , Blackwell says, ·· 1 hope for more d1vers1ficat1on ·of fashion Hopefully I will see tremendo us differences ( lhrough the 80s >. I despise ~1gners who copy pa!>l designs They re pro· st1tutes · Go through their !>lock and you'll see Just one statement. oot daverslficauon." he adds ls anybod) dres!>tng decently these da)s., ··A lot of people said I should have put <Stt BLACKWEl,L, Page Ct> 'Labels are unimportant, meaning- less,' says fashion designer Mr. Blackwell. 'There are women who wear ITI)' clothes and look sensa- tional. Other women wear them and look horrendous. ' Stepfamily 'Cookbook' Working at 90 'W'lo would expect me to go back to work?' says South Laguna resident Edna Alton. Laguna resident Fredrick Capaldi has co-authored a book on stepparenting By JUDITH OLSON Ot-O..•y-Mafl C~rella's stt>pmotherdidn'tdothe modern world a favor with her dirty deeds. since step- mothers forever bear the stigma that all such creatures are w1cked Some stepmothers however kmd. may JUSt have a harder lime than others, accordmll to Fredrick (Rick> Capaldi and Barbara McRae. authors of possibly the first "how-to" book for stepparenting Capaldi. a Laguna Beach ~1dent and a psychologist who pracllces adolescent and fami- ly therapy. said there are approXJmately nine books out on stepfamahes but most '"talk about how teni ble it 1s to be a stepparent · · "They talk about negallve s1tuat1ons But 1f you're in that s1tuat1on you're looking for answers." The book. "Stepfamihes. a cooperative responsibility," as a "cookbook" which tells people ··1.n a clear, precise way what their role as stepparents Is and what to do "ITS BASED on our experience with actuaJ stepfamllles in a classroom settin1." Capaldi said. Both be and his co-author, who he met In 1raduate school, came from "nuclear families of lon1·luting duration." he added, and It was In this seLtlng that they learned their own parenUna sklllJI But there are no seUlnp for children-or anyone-to learn to be stepparents. "Today there are no rules for stepfam1Ues." Capaldi said. Tbe topic of stepfamillea and aln&Je parents is an extremely Important one, Capaldi said, because there are more divorces and remar· ria1a today than ever before. In lt'78 alone, in the U. S., there were Just over two mlllloo marrla1es and more than one mllliondlvorces. the boot says, and whUe many divorced parents vow tM)' will never marry aSain, ltaUIUCI abow that most do. So, U.. an a lot ol "blend.s famil&ea" wbicb Med MW nalea to live by. natural paJ"f'T'lt that the stepparent will know bow to or want to parent '"Natural parents should figure out lheirexpec· tallonsand talk about them " Another myth as that the stepparent will automatically love his new stepson or daughter "'Love isn't an m."itant thmg And not everyone loves kids." Capaldi saad He added that 1t isn 't ntteSsary for step· parents and children to love one another but it 1s e1lsential that they respeet each another "'Love a'i necessary for the parents. however." he stresst>d The~ also as an assumption that step· parents wtll get along wath the children. "That's where you have to estabush your ro~." be said "The natural parent has a }ob to educate the stepparent about the children " The book also covers adolescence. the de· c1s1on of whether to have another ctuld or not. \leatb ~ a spouse vs divorce, single parent famlhes and absentee parents. CAPALDI SAID he's proud of the boot and hopes at can be "a usefuJ tool an establishing a posallve tanuly system " The book mcludes five years of research and was written 101nlly by McRae aad Capaldi, each t.alting chapUn1 based oo their expertise. Admiring centerpiece at Bahia Corinthian's ball are, from left, Bryce Patterson, Gloria Pyle and Linda Patterson. The trio were a!11ong merrymakers at the gala last Saturday which featured a dinner menu highlighted by Jean Devirian's baklava. Ball chairman was Dona Van Houghton. Trend Should Be Nipped For yeara. women have influenced t.elevlaion commerciah. You had only to watch them to know that advertlaln& was geared toward women's buying power, lhe1r declSlon· making and the1rexpertLSe Men couldn't do anything right Tbe dum· mies bought the soap powder without lbe bullt- in bleach. the toilet paper that wu scratchy and caused crankiness, the pale coffee cryst.ala and the cold capeule that luted five minutes. BVT A a>MMEaCIAL came on tU other nlibt that cauaed me 10me eoneem. A man wu alf dreued to 10 out when bis wife app .. red wltb a trayfUl of hil favorite beer and said, "Surpnae. The party was last olght. Tonight we stay home." I said to myself, ''A woman wouldn't b1Ve written that commercial." A few mlnutes later, another message came on from a perfume sponsor. A1a1n. the man waa all ready to 10 out when an underd.re11ed womao whlapered huskily, "Let'• 1tay home toollhl I'm weariJll Unleaded Premium." CNot real name of perfume.) l I see one and tr we don't nip this ln the bud rlibt now, none of ws will ever again iet a man i.oto hard shoes after 7 p m. Why, Uus thing could snowball. Mr Whipple could be touted as a picture of contentment sit· tmg around in a k>unge aark in front of the fire saying, "I'm not anti·soc1al. I JWll like to stay home and squeeze my Cbannin." OR ROW ABOUT, "No need to go out in the eveniog.s Buy Kacblna Cat Olow and sat around and watch your cat tango." I don't know about you. but I have oo i.nterJ. Uon of alttiq home t.ak:1oc J.be Bubba paper l'D DAVE FIGUaED tt for coincidence bad towel test or watcbina the wa11tband on my not a third commerclal fiubed oo the tube of husband's underwear come to life. another male standtn1 at the door, bla tie Before it really 1et.a a foothold. I 1u11est crooked, bla face pained when bis wife an-women play lbetr lltUe came with aome prod. nounced. "Cheer up, dear. We're not 1oin1 out. ucta of their cboosinc_; How about a man lo , I've 1ot the all-new Braised Blubber (not real formal attire atandlo1 by tbe door when the wife name of frozen dinner) ln the oven. We're eat--nuzzles him and aaya, "You don't want to 10 out lo& at home." tonl1bt. do you, honey? How about 1taytn1 Frankly, I 'm worried 1lck. I don't have to home and paintln1 tbe bedroom wttb allky, aatln chec:k atores to know that by 0000 the next day Hiutn paint with tbe bard ftniab and the lutin1 men bad picked the 1belvea clean of that beer, ablne?" perfume and fl'OUID dinner. I know a t.nnd when Pray we're not too late. ••• Blackwell Cl"romPapCU Roaalynn Carter on my lilt. l'n eeen her &.I bortq but never bedly," be ootet. ''S.ldn, abe la rwmiD,I the c:ountl7 wbetber we know It or not.' you pleue, but I don't bave to respect 'you for ltr~· be comment.. "We au have parta to play lo tbU world. I'm cut u a dnlper, ao I muat wear a little more Jewelry or people will be dilappolnted. would be decently dreaMd If It wu 1850, Vi••;.;;. .. Nn-• and the chic Ht lo Houston speda1iHa .,.--e --~ in dramaUc exceu, be add.I. on11_ guca10. "whlcb ha 101De "'7 Nmne Leader beauWUll)' dressed people," eaeapea b1t Diana Bou, Pri.Dceu Grace, Dlabn.o Carroll. Prlnce11 Carolla• and CbrUUna Perrari en amCJal the women Blackwell bellnee are well ctr.Md. ''And NucJ a.a1an. 4reuet aubtle and eomenaU••, but alwa,. wltb tate.0 "But tomeooe wanted me to wear a Jeweled velvet Jacket to an openln1. I'm not Liberace. I have mucb more in· t.W•ent tb1np to aay.'' Indeed. Blaekw•ll pull.a few punches. Ill apprallln1 tbe aeneraJ quality of drH1in1 ln major American citiea, Blaekwell lllta San Francllew u "t.be mott~ "Tbe old parcl haan'tchaJJled . .• and w en the new society lands back Oil earth, we'll d1aeuu 11. ". bedeadpam. • WOJIEN IN CtnctnnaU and C1.eftland· HAPPY CHILD SCHOOL Enroll Nowt • Q\ialltY Cite · • Learnf~ RMdtneu • Chrfttilil i:nvtronment Attl•IY,.·IY"' WIA.M.·6111P.W. PORT MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL K1nd1rgc,ten • .._. SChOol • lndlvldulllztd lnitructlon • Aoc111rm9d Educatton Full a Extended Day en ..... ~.,,.. .......... Olufd\ -.•~8t.COl{t~ Ma"'11t or 14144" wrath. "I deaplae New York faabl?P• N1wl1 eleQed preaJ. became they are 'lnltant fubm.'' be dent of tbe VIJlthll aaya. "U you wake up at 'I a.m. and Nuraa AaaoelaUon 11 bear on tbe radio t.bat IJ'Ml1 paper B1tt1 0..U, wlle of bap are ln. by the Um• JOU pt to tbe Sup•rior Court .Jud1• street everyone will be wMl'lnl OUIY ClaudeO-. paper bap." On tUiq odlce, Mn. Blac:twell'• lr'NYerac:e and •wont Oweu noted tJsat tbe ... dreued' Hats ba•• become bit 1 IOctaUOo Mrftl tbe .... trademarb. And be IMSmltl k'• .U bMD Ure count1 and 1be pllllHd. ur1ed pew D"d•11 "I creat.d Blackwell," bl ..,., 0 1 nun!DI • tot .mm.:. know if I cUdn 't acrMm and Jiii i ~ bOWld gl'CllDta to eoa· beboftna.Ul'ma,a1atntblua,tbat'1 tact t • a1eno~ at wbat I bJleDd to do. ' m.nu. J VOlUNTEl!A8 Will AECEIVI! A FREE btl•f ~ ...mn.tlon. lab tett9. medlclUon and ¥taltl wtth 1 pn:i"••onal. CaJI (71.-) 752·7'D37 BETWEEN 8 A.M. and 5 P.M. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION 7" Join u Fetwaaa-y Srd. u we celebr•t• R099r'• flft• aaaiver-F Nry ia Newport Beacla. We will ~ be ecl"Vhls deliciotae cake aacl ~ llot coffee. Yo• ca11 al90 take ri acl"..ta9e of excelle•t Nvillp on procl•cte tllro•s•o•t tlae prdeae. O.r way of Nybts daaab for ••oppt.• •t Raser'•· S.. ~ • ~ •,..,..,,. ~h • 640-SIOO 0,-Dlllt -to 1.- INTNATE APPAREL . INC 1036 lrvne -...ue Newport Beech.CA 642-1197 Save time, enero and money with t~is Frigidaire Electric-Saver Disllwasller • • .. Let Good Tllnes Roll ··Let the Good Times Roll" is the theme or the benefit planned for Mar<'h 15 by the Town and Gown Junior Auxiliary of the University of Southern California. Nightclub and recording performer Greg Topper will headline the evening's entertain- ment at the event to be held at the Marriott Hot.el, Newport Beach. lo addition to dinner. dancing and entertainment, there will be a sUent auction with raffle prizes lncludin& a lifetime membership to the Univeni· ty Athletic Club and a trip to Las Vegas PICT1T10US eUSINIHS NAMll ITATllMaNT l"ICTITIOUS eUSJNfU The lotloWl"11 ...,_, I\ do"'9 IMosl NAMll STATllMllNT MUel. Tl\• IOll-1"9 ~-· er• 001"0 Toastmistress Club Elects The Newport Harbor Toast- mistress Club bu i.Datalled Mary Jank of Newport Beach u president for the oext slx r:nonUal. The club ts an lnternational or ganWltion with memben in the Unit· ed stat.es and 23 foreiRD countries. Its goal is to roster self-development through leadership training and com- munacallon skills 8 It PltOPll•TIES L TO., t•ll 114111-M L ... ,.,. Street, New.ort •••<II, FVJIT ... PAOPfltltES tu n Serving with Mrs. Jank are yune Celllo-Nef3MO Cllut,.ul Sir••'-W••lml""•' •--of ... __ ... -: Hil'-ftnt vice lie.,.._ M. ,,..., 242• ._... c..-•tMG ._an ft&lll.l.ICIID ut U Strwet ...__, l!leacll C4 111or"I• Tednl>I l"ufll•, t••U C'-ll"llf president, Lucille Wrede ol Lasuna ft'60 • • s1rM1. -... .. c.i·-• ~ Beach aa secoacl •lee pralcJent. d1!::;:.i:w-i. --.c-"" -1 ... .,,,_:.•:;~~,;::;:: c~~!: ... ~':~ut Jeanne Hurt of Irvine as record.mg ••'f'NMM.~ r .... .,..,,,....., .. <o-•~ o, • secretary and Jody Vaughan or Tiiis , .. _ .... fil«I with --·•1-1....V.tll d Co.illl'I' Clerk Of OrM199 CountV Ofl l'UjlUI "'-r1•~ Newport Beacb as correspon ing J-... n. 1• MeWrni ,..,11 .. secretary. P""" '"'' '""'-' ... '""" '"''" -F inf Uoo bo t ,.,._ ClUb, P..&11"*' Or-. Coesl Delly PllOt, Coufth Cler .. ol Or.,,99 <o""'' on or orma a u un:: J•" u . >1. F.ci.1. u. ,.., .,..., J..,.,.,.., • -cal1631·1094or~3111. •1CMUO• LYNN FEAR OF FL YING? PtlBUC NOTICE .....,.. lllCTITIOUt eUSIMllU ~ST/4TllMENT Tiie 1000""'119 PfflOM •n 00111111 IMl•I~• .. l"ONTAN"" P""CIFIC JI, JOOI RH!llll A-. 8ultol119 VI, S..lle IQ.I, CD>I • Mew. Cetlfoml• t1'2' ,.__., .. Uw '''-°' ... ,.. 1 nr'-, CA m 11 ,,,.u. Pvb41W-S Oref\91' Co.\I O.••v P•lot •n 11,2• Jt,F•b 1 ,_, lll• PUBLIC NOTICE Long-lost Spoons Returned Take The Fir<;! Step To T ake-Off CALL I-OR BROCHURE PACIFIC LIGHTI N G PaOPERTIES. IN<? •• Qllfoml• cor po<•Oon, II llrOC*lloltow Orl~e. Seftl• Ane, Cellforn4e 'l'Z10S YOU N G .~ PRAI S LER OEVELC>f'Ml!NT CORPORATION, e C•llloml• corpor•lto,., 3001 Attdlllll A-.nue. e..tldl119 \II, S..lle IQ.I, C.0. .. Mew, c.lttom!e ,_2' NEW YORK <AP> - Six demitasse spoons taken from the Waldorf· Astona Hotel 30 years ago have found their way home, thanks to the soaring price of sliver and a guilty conscience. The hotel received a packaee last week from a woman in Eliubeth, N J Inside was a small manila envelope con· taining the spoons and a handwritten note wltb this explanation. "Some 30 yean ago at the Waldorf, on my birthday, some people at my table pthered up these aooona and 1ave them to me u a birth- day gift.. I 'WIUI the rilln£:::e of sUver, I went Al for th.lnp to dlaPoH of, and found the 1pooo1. I am truly sorry. By nature I am an boaat person and don't. take souvenin." l.B Hoapital kaAlunu (714) 54b·Jo29 •('XI. 4102 4:o()Ot .. ml"'• Dn••• ~•I• "4& • ~po11 llu<h CA ~ii-W 1979 Goebel Hummel SPECIALS subject to available stock --ANNUAL PLATE-- Tl•I• butlMH IS ~-IKled by • ~ner•I~ """"'-'"9c"k • 8'1' Youno ~ Pl'•lller o...,....,._,, C.0.-.wtlOn • Cellfoml• c-r.wtlOll 8y 0.ltld""W YOUll9 GeM<'•I Par1Mt' Tiii\ -wft 111.0 •111' rt. C-1¥ Cl-of Ota!te COU"'Y Oft J-"l'lO.- YOeOllUN a URTON ~o.rmt CMJV•._ ......,, eeedl, CA 9*' ,,..., Pllbil"*' Or-. 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Morlulty • Ct.,.,.11on1 411 C 171h II COlt•Mff• ~4- NICl_,.,...1 .._....NOtrr'UMY fJ27 Main It tlun16.'l;~act1 NEW ORLEANS <AP> ProlNMr LoeOalr, ftJ, the New Orluna planl1t well known tor hla IOftl "Mardi Oraa In New Orlt1anA," 11 lf!d Wednetday LOS ANO El~P'.JJ <AP) ArchJtect PHI ll. Wllll1m1, fJO, who do· 1l1ned homea for ent.,r· talnera fl'r1nk Sinatra Mnd Cary Orant , died Wednl'llday. Ho w111 one of thu n11tlon · • fl rat black archlt.-rt.a • • OBITUARIES PlJllUC NOTICF. PUBLIC NOl'ICE I . IAIPJIOHT e Nlve Hvtrartrna bom with pl 4' NMINIULA P.otMT Newly decoratocf 4 bdrm. fanUly homo Ctoae to oc an. taa.000 11. TOIO HOlll COUNTIY ' 8drm1., a bath•: ran oh 1tyJe. mlnl-ettat. Jn oran1• 1rovea *"9AOO BILL GRUN DY, R~Al.TOR •'· • • ( • j I j' • • • • '· • I I'· EQUAL HOUllHO OPPORTUNITY "" t 11 '1....., AP ,_,eat.a&. adv911.1Nd Ml IN. ,.....paper la tub )td t.O the P'edefll l'•1r Hou1I•• Act 111 IHI .eikti m1 ltell tt Ille•• I w advertlu · '•n1 Prl· ferente, II mltallon. or dilM'rtmtn1Uon b•Nd on ~. °'*"" rthfClon .•••. 111 natiunal ort11n. "' an ln&ft>tklfl w m•kf' any .urb pnt(l'rf'nc·• llm1t11 ucin. or di.M:n mln1Uilf1 · nu M-Wtpeper will ""' llnowtnl(ly •rrrpt •ny •1h•rt1 .. 1ni for rr•I f'lll&U wh1d1 la In viola UOn nl Uw• 111• ......... '* ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11-111 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• o.n..s.. ,.....,.. t11 lhl-pounlfinJ •Utf, llffl{1 •'4fl8Jly df 1·or11t1•1l kin•"'" 1111rm11. l(u•H rrwt k 1l< twn • 1m111IH,. I•' 1 • "' , .•1 110111 1'1'1 Ullh l"'"j A. llllUll" II n1" 111 •• IAITM>I 20MALOT ,._ "--toca.d 1a • ....... .,.. "'c.ta ...._ Oreet tor 1ncom. Pl'OOfft1 or Uve lD OM. r.nt ttw other Owner wtll flDHH Wltb 25'l don l\iU pr1n 111:uoo. <.:.a•., -SELECT T' PROPERTIES '' THr; Rf.At ': [Sfl\1 [RS 1 • _J IASTSIOIYA JwfU.... C:h1rm1nl( J (X1rm +l1mlly rm luc:11t lllS on q .. t't tl'M I.Im-cl c·ul de-Mt', Pl1<'41d In 11ttll rHt Id unly 1111 .~I Cull for nvndlUlt. IWJ 7171 lllf I I• ' 1 '• ------TH[ REiil £STAYERS ~ ( •II 1111w '1!1.1 7111 I l.ift11rn• ()S1~rt1,,u1y• *VETS * Now S59 995! Nm. ... 1 '"'* ;&orthw.o.ld (' o n d " • J I ..., I ltf':J)U'l':U Tll ~ ,,,.., ' Yount Si11t1i. ... " 1 "''''" • 1\-fl" n1rT1plt•1 lt<l'll• I• 11 n1A 1011 •P• l11lh"ni • \l.tiW)'t .. lf It lllUI I ' f flll i..-..vlldfott ,,., I .. 111• 1111 vanUl(11' I .. 11 l>t•I' ~11Uo THfJiciil ESTllTERS I ------· 20 UNITS lt1•11tJv lo 11111111 1•., rll•11t hu1lrltir• Pllt'k••11 l'rlme C°Ot1f 11 Mf'tlu 1111 ,fl lltfl on Rllll,.r ...,, l'l,on• 11 ~ , 1 I 11 1, I,. 1 "r 1n•1••·• 111.n 1 ,,11 l11r lnform•lllwt Re· f~1ylor Co t .. 1U CJ')("' I 8EU. 1cJl«1 1l~ Ill• v. 11 h 11 l>ft1h l'llol ( l11u1l11-d Ad •Al .m .. llqFWtv4 Ir t ltr1lr,.m1 • (~111 "'H'l1 "l•lf'Y 1"11111• ""11 h 111,111 • "''"''""' 111• 1111'11111: """' i.olu•h 1 io1rp••t111.e and l11•11h p111n1 <.:lolC' l•1 "'ht•A• Mttl r,.rr•·u111111 1111> 0t·11(hl .. irtw•.cl f> ull 1111•·•• ll 14,1100 (. ttll 7'11 :Jl'JI C:SELECT I PROPERTIES LOW DN.rAY..-.T 3 n ft Cottuac• .r u" 1 Stt-Pff rrorn Re-11t 0<'c•an Beach Jo'~nct>d Pullo fo,asy ut'- c r 11 lo <'oost Hii(hwwy AAki nJ( $lfW,000 BURR WHITE RF.Al TO R, INC . "''!> 41. 10 fl.I Coldwell Ban~er CAMIO IHOUS New on miarktl! Where •l•e In Newport f~ach <'In you nnd a 5 bedroom, ramJJ1 room home wtth • pool and fobuloua view' We have It in Cameo Shnrts and at a really Hiib pTico, '312,500 IN llllWPORT C•NJWlt • 644-9060 Attention Bu1ln••••• COLI QI' MIWPOllT UALn.S Hllt.c...tMwy .. C._ .. .._ 671-1111 \\ I ~ ! I.\ "'~ TAYLOR CO. 1\1..\l .Tt II\~ "lllll' l~•·l •i ••·• SHOOS ocw .. OMT A fantastic view of the beaut. blue Pacific. Private steps from your own door to the community beach. Exclusive area with a 24·hour security gale. Spacious contemporary home w1th 4 bdrms, formal dining, f am rm. reere.tioo rm, study, J•h baths. Spa & built·in fish aquarium. $1,200,000. WISl.IY M. TAYl.OR CO .. UAL.TORS 2111 S.. Joe ... • Hiil loed M .. IW_'rolt __ llT_ CINTB. H.I. 644-4t IO 2 w .. sc ft ual ...... 5 BR 4 Ba custom waterfront homes w /11X31' pvt d ocks Prtced S99S,OOO I 0 Sl,Olll5.000 direct from wider. For ~tails on Umie homes and appl to se-e. C'all Carol Hoff. 631~ Better Homes Asiwm I Ol/20/ol nu. Better Homes & Garden re decor look· alike can be yours £or JW.t $390 56 P n 'I per month ' A SS U M E 1'11A 2'5 10 ... ,,+,,.,'~ grad payment loan of $58,600 I approx' ) J usl S2 l ,200 down + C'OSlS buys at ' <..uet stret.'l, great area f<.cdecorat.ed -fireplace, paant. wallpaper the Works! Jui.t $79,800'' Hurry to see Call r..2· 1700 ()Pfr-1 fll Q •II\ n;N fc\HI NJt t lJ~lt)UI: t1()Ml:i REAL TORS'. 6/6 8000 2443 Eau Co t H1ghW11y. Coron1 d•I M•• ~(® BE3clch Realty REAL ESTATE EXCEUEMCI SIMCE lt4t COME wmt US ... to EMYALD IAY. Ou. .... BMJ•t.._,hlllg,_& ..... ,.. ... .,. ... ..., ,..., ..... fl~ ... plcfWe .......... 111 .. llMj brick ,.... ..... ,_. & ... ..... ... ., .. bf app-.ewww.t Olltly. $465.000 NEWPORT BEACH 759-8111 MEWUmHG! Duplex. 3 bdnns • 2 baths each unit. I blk lo beach . Frplrs . Furnished ror .. um· mer winter rf'nlalc; Pn~ al ~.ooo 6iJ..:t663 675 1752 f; v~ associated llROl<[RS-·REl\l TORS lOH W lolbon • 1l·J6• l IJ.COTTAGE A great beacb bouae and IDClxne property on a full 1o1Le lot J...oeated ont' ~ block from lbe So H1r1 y lhas house hai. tremendous uwestmeot polt'!nl.Jal Owner wall c"lll'ISldtor creal.Jve hnanc 1ng Pre'\enled al SJl.5.W> HALBOA I SLAND REALTY 673-i700 ---WA TERRtONT ~ W Shp New S Bdrml 4,,., ba, d.ananl( room .1 lb a & n 1 f 1 c l' n 11 background for yourl art col lection Custom bit b v leading arch1t1•<'t , S 3800 mo Lea se 1opt1on. atl ~1111~ ..WUSTIHG SUper sharp 3 Bedroom (Uldo., Juart olf Newport Fttoeway •t MacFadden. Loaded wllb up1rades and offered witb ~ VA or FHA t.ernu and ooly askini m.soo ~3668. Sl,250,000 J GOLF COURSE VU Great Back Bay location. 1lu.s b11 S bedroom borne features a huge family/ dm.tns rm addition big mougb for your pool ta- ble. IWfea for the big family and the pn ce is n gtrt at $1.18,500 FULLSl UAL TY 5'46-0114 BEAUTIFUL BIG CANYON-VU M•g•lflu•t cHtoMIHd DaaHllta tow.._. wl.. ••ll·pl-..d 2-stwy •"cc•! Tllb ffPKI~ .,ac1oa s.o.. •• .. ........... •Dealff•• .. wt.o t1Hd1 2 bedrooms. den/office, bll· Darci roo11t, p1m sportdiftCJ pool. ;.cm & flnpff. lawllM day & MCJM VIEW to odd Hdta•Rt to yow ...... fcDltlg. ......... •d SfMCIOI m•··· too ••••rot11 to Ma•Ho•. Owaer wlU coa1111• wttla fi.-cmg ..t oHws a ...._,.._, C..,._t, Al1D or ....... $5tS,Mly..,t. 631-1400 LARGE CONDhVIEW &ce,11 .............. .,... ... -.......... c.e Cod Cl u, .... pool md htlllls. Prf•ocy ..t pctdof .. VIEW frcm tllls 3 ..._ ._ ""' ..... .. ~ ....... ,.. ... ......,. ..... s •• .., two .. =' ......... wttlt wood bea. •c ils. SI 1,000. 631-1400 Sa'-'· Rentalt. Pr09erty Manegemm1 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Rf:.AL ESTATE 2436 W Co."t Hwy Newport B«adl 631-1400 1 IS M.111"'' Ave &lbo.s I .!and 673-6900 RESIDENTIAL & 1.NVFSTMENT REAL ES!' A TE NEWPORT CENTER AT MULOOON'S 759-9221 IAYCREST R e , t b u y I n Baycrest. 3 Bedroom family room home with (ourmet kalC'h <'n Walnut bookcases. !>ttludi!d ma ,ter suit<>, pool si ze yard, carpe l allowance S2SOO. Sl96,000 RCTaylorCo (>4Q.C)C)Q0 YNltelc-.11 Real hfofe Inc. HEWPORT HGTS AJtEA 2 separate boues on roomy lot. One newly completed, the other totally remodf!led -3 Bdrms t"aC'h Lots or parlonl( Large a.ssu ma ble lo11n at low rate $199,000 Call for further details 64~5200 Pete Barrett~ ~!llw t ~ter Have you read today·., Classlf1ed Adi.? IC not, you 're rnassang lhe bt'!;l barg&ns m town' --------• CE 810181 ILllRS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE MEWPOIT llACH llGCAHYOM Mo11t. Gracious Vn~.olle1 Modtl. Wade . Wlndmiz Susoended StJirraM! Ovf'rlooking \1 Jrhk Entry & Sp;1nn11-s Living Ro•im Superlal1H Four lkllroom. four And One Halt Bath Home F.le~anr Cirrul11r Garden Kitchen. Dc•n Walh F'art>plor~ Huge Master Suite. Luxurlouo; ltahan Marble Baths. View Or (;olf Course Call For Appointment. $748.~>0 .631-1800 111 DOVBt DllVI macneb I Irvine realty A SU88101AAV OF THE IAVINE COMPANY ------- •• I ITHASAU. THE'"IWAMTS" LNr the edge ol the sea 2.MeticukJusly decorated 3 Ouur apace galore ID prden IDtchm. 4 ~cW~C street 5 1bn!ie bedrooms 6 All foronly $119.!m WANTTOSEEIT! Call 979-5370 today. ALLSTATE REALTORS Redhill~~ Realty l.iJo Rea It r Offill' 673-7300 •I' •16 +0 I tfl #Vl)I•' f'll t .~ UDOCOHDO 8lh 1'1oor; 2 bdnns , 21'J ba luxury condo walh full ocean, bay & mt views Ultimate an security & gracious hv· 1.ng. ZS0.000 OM THEW A TEil Delightful 3 bedroom bay(root condo, Wllb 4S. boal slip av&Llable. New· ly decorated. new rarpets, huite master bedroom swte. atnum. very bes t location s:m.<ro. HOMESITES A couple ol beautiful va C'aot oceanfront bomesltes as low as $195.000 and terms lo ~ Over 8000 • 10,000 sq ft JACOBS REALTY 67s.6'70 Quick-Cut! hM • QUICA~l to ft\lllOR and U$J 111-ww th" llalttt w11p-aRd t•• nnorus apron to NM JOUf day IS 1Ul'lflf • daers •out. SM SIU' PIWtM Pltt911 94SI M-. SlltS &. 10. 12. 14. 16 18. OAKGLEM Dl1linctive new 2 bedroom, ai,;, ba COD· dominiwm. ••· 2511 Elodea Ave, C.11 ~ PllCI llDUCIDf Wemide, c .11. Room ror 7 Clllldol. ,.. 87S-1110 3 BDRll, 2 ba flur •.oao. ll0.000 dwn. 800 per mo. Ownr1a1t . 7SMQZS Eaatstde-redu ced Gnaou5 4 Bdrm 2 Ba + family rm w/ueed bnck frplc. Pabo, lrJ lot, alley acoeu Npt Bcb scbools Owmr mot.lv8'ed. F\exa ble financln&. $132.900 f>46.3113aor SW.allOO Spacious 2-atory 48r bame. ram rm. (pie. 2ba. c:cmr ~ RV, bLlt walll, or So. Cat Plaia sm..:!00 :w&-liM.1. MDiA DEL MAR SllM,000 Beaut 4 Br, I~ ba. eartbtnoe dttor. many ~ Ownert7M5i4 COSTA MESA 3 Bdrm home. hardwood floon. double 1arage LDt eox.12D, $125,000 toy McCcrdle. lltr. §41.7729 Fun Scarecrow! weiklff~ TMSISm Nicest bome ao area. Ablot\Uly apollesa and low ma~ yards. Unbelievable dt'eor Perlect for the youo.e ~who Wte apace Just hated al only $112.000. Hurry! Call 64S-0303 RXBW/PIDAZ ONLY $79.900 Jt.mt hat~ and under ma1*Lot Needs paint and your spt'(' 1 al tour h Ex tru 1nC'ludt>, custom patio w tra replat'e . formal dimng room and rrucb more. HUJTY' Call 66.Q.1XJ FOREST E OLSON .... , ......... . WM.a TO llACH I BB. 2 BA.~. 2'°' yn, old. Dowo&own DWI~ lulOD. 01Q tuf,JOO. crzi suar '-· aak for Barbara uarrlt.,, D-11G. DICUl'IYIHOMI EJepot 2 1ty w/pool, HlCe tmtr BR, aunka Uv Rm. formal di.rung, WA&J( TO SURF Larae near new 4br. w /trm din rm, lrg fam rm. Parlt P!ace,1Dc.M2· 740 1044 ....................... W ..... dp&hlit. Adami lld!. 4Br 21,;ba, haably up1raded. $159,500. Own/Agt. 9ll6-34i54. * ~I Woodbridge Condo. lBR 1 h ba. 1 yr new. Many xtras ! Only .. .S00.56_1·_5_156~~~- KERJTAGE PARK Condo 3 Br. 2,,., ba 1650 aq ft S12A,il00. 55&-177& 10% DOWN lkl>'• tbts beautiful 3 bedroom condo ln Wood bru:tge or ~SUME cur raJl loan al~'>. En)Oy t.eonas, pool and lalte faalilles Near park and pool Great opporturuty for mvest.ors Call now'· Mlang only 982.000 JtWOOOBRIOGE REALTY 551-3000 $86 000 3 Bdnn 2 ~tb. Plan 8 gar-ace and carport. New pual. move-lo coodiUoo Walnut Square. Call MMlSl . OPEN HOUSE REALTY _,,,,. Amumbir at lOlll'l Z Br tWllbome Ul wuq~ C'.Om· mw1hy. Spa, teno11,~~~~~~~~ aotar.-er min-o-wave, I· dsb-.br. frpk. au 2 car Woodbrid&e condo. 38r aarace w/o~nf!r. By 3moothl oew. Patio owmf'. Slli.SOO ~. ~ Walt to lo~ Pnoooly • 1bopp1og. $94,900 POOl HOME _ss.e ______ _ 3 Br. I ... ba. romplt>tl'ly ~ $95,SOO. CENTURY 21 Sorf SJS. 7S42 ask for Chm. --- t.:AST'SJO..: BARGAIN OPEN FRl lOJPM 2 BR I Ba. Sill.WO Melin da. ~I. S40-:MJJ 0-PoW 1026 ....................... MARJMITA Spectaculu hilltop homes 2012-3206 ~9 fl Clobe to Manna St-ha Rd & Calle L<l Pnma wn $1111.000 lo SUS.000 1131 ~ 493-4006 Bid r 1w1a4oalteda 1040 . ..................... . EASE THE SQUEFZE Ht>n.-'s a bag 4 bdrm . :! story French Country '<tyle borne ID The Ranch Fam rm w1tll a bnck lh"t>pla ~ l...arge k It eat mg ana + formal dtn nn Even a 3 C'ar iaragt' HWltln&lOO Cove Condo •SZl CAMPV5Df:IRVltCE aw. 1\-tba. dbl pr, pool, -------mant C'ond $94,500. l.aiJll-lle9dl 1041 8C? 8719 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \Jndl!f" market. 3 br, (11>lc, let corner Lot. new roor, healer, palnl. carpel $79,9!50 962 2963 MEAAIUCH 2 separak -.a oo Ira corner lot $132,500 Rroller, 531H4M. PAIK PLACE Fairbanb Md!, 4 Bdrm, 3 ba. 3 car aar. Frml din· ma. ram rm. buae booua rm. 2lllO sq ft. N r. Edison Hilh. $179,900. R .E PROFESSIONALS .um DUAM IYTHESEA Artl.'ltJC home in North Lagun• Wallt to beach rrom this custom bt·level home. Featur10g · 2 Bdrms. 2 baths, living room wilb maulve fireplace, overlooltinl! vWace l.atbta. ocean view and ounl avocado or· chard. NothiDt oompara· ble. SU.S,000. don osen r•·.iltllr" 1213 N. Coat Hwy By owner: 2IOOsq. ft. •Br, lA&lma Beach 3Ba Le. tell. fam. rm. 3 '8'7-4MI car 1ar .. J.30' lot. Well mdlcpd. 'r4 mi to beach. Us Spetab..t.,yle home, •W.OOO .... SBr *· dbl lot. 2lta.20 .... '048 ..,., Lrs bdnna. -~t ....... a...87Hm81kr. ....................... tiJ Coldwell Banker OCUN YllW Coteo UJO Depree oeean view from th.Ls a bdrm., a bath ccmdo on qmet cul de aac tn San Clemente. ~· ldtehen with 111 elec. apprtaoce1 .. mlorowav , trash compactor, new Nutone Celltu. Spa & trplc. SJJ9,000 831-0836 " • ytlm... IOIO ....................... L161an Warkl. Oaw '" 1 PaDMamlc view. Jrd UDOISLI 4 br. J ba, I ftnlpla Snit '° attwl. ,000 Call tTl·t•. No re .a&IJft NJCWPORT CUEIT ln\leatora er 9turne ... 11 .. unit.I avall J 6 " Un. or. n u or bmt pool 11 t.eeJUa tor 15 , down w bullt-10 ftn&orlftl SpcK-1al term. far all ~ in pack•l dito11I Sm.llb M•y.r. >ta TllS. ~ lloor, VU1a Nueva. Zbr 2ba. .__,, A IC at\ ._,Down 5 bd(ns 2• .. ba .:Utbl"I .\uumet 1 OH hill mo.ow m ~ Tpcn. ....................... llllOO Down 4 bdrm hom•• --LAU--FOU5---T-... Om t.:aatbl~f AA"umt SI 17.100 sm.~&il _, 50Jll Dlvor<'e' Nr"d ra l aaie' 'PrtwUaJc>wt. pnrod r11ht , lmmal'ul11tl'. C'.'harmlnl deror, auper privat..-3 Bdrm 2• 1 l11•lh t>ecorallvtt renc1n~. qi.et. cklt.t' t.o rwy "" r1tmp G t>t orr. l,il kl' For~Z>l Con\lt'nlent PoOlal. lake, 1hopp1nl(. t'lC Mountain \ lew (",c uJ f UUUIC In It nFYP ""'~-d t.o r1t your pl'nonullly " 11 lhl" bt11utllul 1 Bdrm t•xct· home A home lo bt! pro ud ol 111 11 ternf11· hK'M lion lmrnwt· with un at tr1H·l1Vl' f11mllv rm fonrel danllll( rm und a llPIHkllng pool Call ffl.5370today 400l~.. AllJM ALLSTATE c.M;,,f,~... REALTORS • I . . -l'rfslUClOWI N R loc, wlkn.: Mu<'h an Df'mand' \tode>l 4!64 Pondl'ro"a Home, 4Hr 3ba. d('n, fam rm t ovrd pat to, h111hly upgraded 1 m rn.iculale cone.I. SIH 50ll 770-~HyUwnr Mlwportleach 106' ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXQUISrrE Sl'Y~LUS W /TREMENDOUS VIEW BIG CANYON dist to bch. 3 Br 2 BJ Sll9.<m ~ ti'C •~urnablt: luan C11ll ~48 4229 !)33.465() ;.;,. rn ... t ('undo~ 1)0() llui.:t• m~lr .,UJlt• w on•iln \U t lbr /. ·ha. ram rm, frpl1 rrurrnred "'l'l bar, 1xllJI Jdr lcnrui. U An1·-; ( 'rt OHt·r. 1173 2181 NEWPORT CREST 1-2-3-4-5 < '1Hlll 1 lwrn \ horru·.., •• ~ .uJuhlc· ror h1irn1· or Ill q•.,lnwnt l.'.J'. cJow11 11 w n ,. r w c I I 1· a r r v l1,1lant'l' Otl'iln 111e111 111,.->1 lt>nJU."> tourt,.,, t:lc· Sp"1'1cH'Ular j.!1)1( I OUf">t' t~Ldll• lilJlll Jo.II It i4 111 1, ---------- Hllnn"> '1'2 h.itt•~ 1'11•11 MeclterTCllM'Cllt VIiia and 1111a SI llr..111~1 llutdoor livanR an lh1., THE STARNES CO. 67~7761 UDO ISLE 3Hr, 2•., ba hom(• on walt'r C"ltm fraturt$ an r I Mex llll'. rn•nch rlr.,, .tamed ttlai.11 Newport Pier Realty 673-2058 lcJ 5 Id. larcJaln! Wc>ll kept Harbor Vcew Home. onl( OWMr lW11t Duy at 1234 ,000 fo'ee 1 Putnl'k Tenore. 631 1266 RIDUCIDFOR QUICK SALE 2,<W Ml rt c ustom aangle rarruJy home 3Br 2Bu, S~.IXXl t1wn t11kl' ovt-r elllltlng loan lnll ul(t 4!1'l ll1511 fo'OflE('LOSlJRt-: orean vww, 3Hr. 2''28a. new bol'Tll!. Sl2,000 dwn a 11 ---------•I 11umc lialanc<' 4117 !1039 2-St> curly CilH 3 RR dt-n, 3 ba , h\. rrn w fpl .. Ueamed 11•11 ( 01y patio W:ilk lo hc.-ul'h dub & t1.1nn1s !Jc 11 1315.ooo CJ II MJSSION IUML'l'Y '1fMm31 MIHIYIEW SGIMI~ 1086 Stf1:9 to bf'ath. New 1 ••••••••• •••• •• •• •• •• •• Hdrm home nuran1o1 SELLER P'JNANClNG rompletlon Builder will AVAILABLE help flnant!f' Su bm1t With only Sl0,000 down your offN 1\lkln1t lhernoUvotedsellerwlll 11!54.900. C.115"40 USI help flnon1.'f• thia excep- tiooaJ bu,y with 2 Br 2 Ba ailt on a douhle lot with oooan vlew from UP11talni and Br hH uparate en· ~'-"· HERi AGE RrAUORS ~~~~~~--~~I tranc~ I Vf!ry private ~nd near the beach YllWHOMI owe RHAHCIHG Newport 'a finest 3 Bdrm d.conwr homt' Bui It ll:l!tOOO UNOO REAL ESTATE 4973331 amuod NOtral atrium °"'91' a.ti ..... Malter euit.e w cu.wm •••••• ••• •••• •••••••••• loft la Oak a p lral ...._.._. a talrcau Cullom ,_S. 1100 ;acuzzljlOOI W/tanyon 4i ......... •••••••••••••• db' U&fU vltw dlreetl11--------ott muter 1ulte. £•· MOmL!:HOMI: leml.e UH or brtck, BUY·8SLL·lllNT· wrouibt lroo la pro· P'IHANCE r .. kinaJ l1nd1c1pln1. ..........._ 11.1-.-. ......___ Doo't bu7 a home In _,,__.. Newpot1 Bea(h prior to •••I"'* C:.... -*n1 aae. C.11 Red CALL U16' I· I 02 t ~Ha.JJIO IYTHlllA ua,ooo • Br 11*11 ttom., •&>- ...... \4 ml. to Octan. Ptlol. llpe. n.-e eater. ltlduilel ...... abed • ed. pet.lo. A n>\llt to •I Call '7!2.1700 no-I Qj:J~ tuv :;r.; IV. fOtJI ~I • THl Rf.A L . l:S1A1£HS ---- OWMYOUIOWH MemlHOMlllTL ,_,... t /1 te 41/a A .. SUNIOW llA1. TY Ut.JHJ AuN91forS. IJOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• PALM SPRINGS 10 Acrt!I, ra""' aat'Kt', Md Ramon Rd Sl~.ooo Cuh Im med. n i l' fl73.ZllU 5 Al'rel P11lm C>t-54.•tt 11p pr'O\led ror 43 rondoo; m>.000 Ownl'r 673 22110 lf twllh for Saa. 1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A P A R T M t. "°' r OWNE R SHIP <>I' PORTIJNJTY 20' L>own Excellent fln1rnt•1n11 Four pl4'X bw ldm1t1 ot-11r Disneyland 1n An11ht·1m 1-· u 11 y 0 l c u p I l' d I bedn'.IOm upartmt·nh 111 d uding l>wll an k1ltht•n wr l'Ofldll1onanl( l'O\o·no;I l' u r p o r t i. I. u ., h land."ll'llPied I( round!> "'° 11 h 1u..t & cabunu Fill H J' L I:: X t: !:. I-" ll (J M S~.1100 To rt•.1th I loll cl.ty llurhor lukc· ltll' , frwy to liarhor llh II. !-.. lo f.1ranstl'W11od AH• 1: Tum rtl(ht on llnwl .. 11 lo o;ulf"I 11H1<T Ill mc"l••b. l'hlJJW nl4 17~1 lfi;(,I eorr..~1a1 ,..,., 1600 ......•.••.•........... Fowwtaiitt y alJey t)it cen~r UJOO 'W'f rt oommerr1al ~ :tir76 ' llnlla ('01la Meaa 000 ~b,.n \0 I 00 l )46..Jm ~ or~ -4'!!_1 Rr.NTAl. fNC'OM•~ PROPERTY 1-"rom 131,IOO Modular Type flon1t•1, 24 hr Mt'unty, J JIVl buchti•. puiM & 1Jlt'r Trt'uurt' lalt• 11'1. ~I l'aclfit Coul !fwy l.11aun11 th'h . ll M I' rTI~ > lW ~'TV E.ASTSIDE 2· 3..,,_lWb $142.100 FUUallALTY '46-0114 UI l rula l )'r old, 1o·u1111 111 t'Ol'TK' 1112. U•I Pn mt• O < loc11t1on 1031 U I\ Slm.000 842~ Al(t COYJHGTOH 4-ftl.E.X Xlnt Wt>sl Covina lr>1· S2tS,OOO l'rinl onh 'Mnt-r 644 ntrn . II UNITS COSTA MESA I :ti A«rt'll. park hkt-~rl llnl(. Jl.llll f("%0fl('(J 111 f( J for ~ <·ondc., f)a\1d llourkt• Hllr S46 'ffllfl 52 UNITS llunt1nl(t1111 Bt•ac·h \ I.. tnl( ~.:.:'.IMI l,l()IJ l>itvl, & ("!,er I< l11~t~I ITlt'llt i.'> I l!iti'> BUILDERS 1-"r'c.>t• & <:leJr & will ,u11 l>orda.nall' I 11nd for Ii Cvn t.li.91n CoillA Me.a 011\ 1" & Clark II.SI 16611 ---------•I lt'J\ts & nark lnvi• .. 11111·111 ':'l ''flTS ll ll COSTAMfSA :J Hdm1 hom1· hard"'""'' noor,, '111ubl1• l(ar .Jl(t• I.tit IVX120. $125,0011 Roy McCan:le, IJtr. 548-7729 -Condo ... h1IMtn1/T ow•- houtes for"" 1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOW INTBHT GrMt Locoffoft Taite over low ant.erf'11t rat.e loan• Several l'how1· I 2 bedroom t ondo homes an popular Spr 1011 commun1ly 1n Irvine Lakt'S. 11lre>am11. temia, luah land.tcupanl( From ~7 ,960 Phaneloday (pr\n only> SM-1434 <Brolu~ r 1 LIASIOf'TIOM Very pluah 2br :lh11 Hunl. Bch view t nn1lo w 1la11 atnum Vn> privaw patio art>• v ww aundeck, frplc. p ool , 'lam\I, apa Good tt'rm" Prtndplaonly ~ Wff 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HERE'S AH INVESTMENT! 6 Units. 2Br. 1 Ba. pool. ocn view Land Contract Jones Realty 673-6210 ' 11.-.1 l6fil1 ASSUME& OWC2HD ~x unll, 1n f')lc·c•llt•nt <'.r•la \f('1!1J rt·ntal .1rc•;1 21.1 1 down. aM1um" lbl :il u JG•. unrl owe balunl'I" 7;,2 l!J~) ~ 9UAIL A..,~~S~- 10,.. TII l :JO PM.I 15 UNITS Pnde o( OWJ'K'l"lltup with PQOI t;11i.la1'1t> <"ciicta ~t'H $790,000 ';hows rxtnmely well 1 )<t!IH''\ old. Tt•nant puy'I wbUt'fl READ & IUTTH 4 four plue11 1n CO"lta "t1t•11a Can bf' 'lold i.epara trly All 3 Rr 2 IJii ca<'h (.Mnt•r wall c·arn Jt W , for 1 ye1ir' ~·: 1.lt1"'°n ,..1111 pnrc• Sl'Y.1 01.10 19 UNITS 1-:X<oellcnt Npt Br h 10 ut !I'~ W1lh RJ0,000 down i'"ull prl~ SZ,400,000 llurry, tJ\a Wiil not l118t 1 .... ,. .. rty 2000 C::SELECT •••••••••••••••••:••••• T'PROPERTIES ..W 4-1'1..DU Real folatate lnvt.'ttmenu Corner ~ Slat« Ir Van 3333 W <.:out Hwy, NB Buttn In Huot.lniton 64M646 Beach .. a.Ml'JO _ CloMd ~nda_y _ '=~=· S(C\\4lil-4£~s·:::: ------..... .., IJ;.~~ .. ~ -----. ._........ ....... ., .... ._~_. .. ......... ._ ...... _. li--1( .,..U ..,R,..1_9 ....... , ,1 . I I'. I t . ,.,._ .. r ....... l-~--F-1·r_..I J . .::· .=";".= .!~~ --------. Vlnotd It'll CUI bOth Illa driving I R 0 0 " E " I Md -e~ I r I I r • ~= :-... ~::.~ .-w...._lf••Na,I ....... .,_,..., JU' ....................... Db Cando 28r 2b&, at lactMd 2·c•r ,.r, all bttm, crpU, ctra-. =· tannla, Jaeuua tu• •2192 -· 8Toro l2l2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... lUO ....................... HOllDI POR R.EHT I or 4 BR Priced from ..... ~yard• •• ,. •••. ramlllea PIH.. Kld1 • peta ~ Cati -.2:111 Of' man Acl.aoree · Ne•port Terrat'e·21r. 2.lla, dtalfam rm; ar pod, jM, .. uoa. etc. MS mo. bu Nl.Q'Jl d19, IOl-481 aft IPM. llGCAMYON YllWI J..uxurioua a Bdrm. 21>'1 ~De&mbome Ouard f •l• •~curlty . 110(1 / m o nth C 11 I I M).8512ort7M191 S.Cfua•u JZ7' ....................... I BR 2 be, OC:Hn view • ~ \llew ~mo. Nftty Pl.lnt.ed 4lJ'2 1171 H.l' ... l&ti:T llluaUriq' BtMlfw ~·Uk• •ur· roundlo11. Terraced pool. 8Qkee 1u bbq. aparlclla1 fountaioa. 8padoua roome . ltoar•te dlolol area. walk-lo cloMU, borDe· 1IU ldk 4' cabtoeta Walk to Huot1a1tan Cll&Ur. 2 8edroom hrn ..... Townbou.tf flU'D, ~ Adult.I, DO peU. UWlUcs P'i'ee! LA QUINTA H&BM06A 1121.1 p~ Ln 1 blk W. ol Buch, 3 blU S. of ~er 947 5441 ------POILIASI tww I t.droom 2 bath a.o~ M1111on Laku Couotry Club Golf tenn.1a ·pool. BeauUfully land1uped, no main tmantf'ya.rd HOM!'.8 P'OR RENT 3 or 4& Priced from ...... ~yard 41 IC. r. I. a ~· a m I I 1 t' a pleaae. Kida 41 pela ~ C.111114 2:lel or man. All no'• W,..Nlpal 3152 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s...t~ LUXURIOUS I Ut " am.ale.. aaun ... pool, re< room J-'rom S300 Qu1t'l 111 17301 KftUorl 8'2 784." .., ClullhouM Rd o..rt Hot Spnaaa 2U·3'f8.~72 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ,.. ......... • •••••••••••••••••••••• ........... 1106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• zer. ma. rull rum. frplt. W D. SUO mo yrly 1UO-UM aft &PM ..... , ..... 3t07 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fa•••v.-., 1234 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gnlal V lllH>y Townbowi.e 3 bdrm 2 ba I 1lory z car pr No peta Lea.. ~~4!(>..()d02 Lac Maucl ('()Odo o look LOI IOU <'l"k 3br A C, W, D. pool ml lf31 lrnl ..... Ylefe ll67 ....................... HOMES P'OR R£NT 3 or 4 Br Pnct'd from J&.185 P'ncd )'•rd .. aara1e1 Faml11e" pleaat: Kida .. Pt-h wWorne Call 1184 2:166 or fm.21'11 J\Cl , DO ftt .... ._. leodt l240 ••••••••••••••• •••••••• Mlwporf..... 326t HOMES FOR RF.JllT ••-••••••••••••••••••• 3 or 4br Pneed frorn NO YEE' Apt &; c~ le-1.'115 t'n<'d yard " rt-ntal1 V1l111 kenl1tl1> g a r II " • I ..... m I I a f' II 6'75-o4il2 Bltr pion Kids .. P"l• SU Ptft SllARI' & wel<'Ome Gill 1184 25tiG °' SP A It KL I NG 1' e ~ man Alrt no'~ carpeu. dra~a ~ll :: 3124 Ht.AOL 3 br :1 b•. frpk +-t:ittrb -~ Whit.ll'n • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Co\itt 846 781.!. bdrm 2 b1t Walk lo beaC'h se90 mo yrl> C<All 673111~ Hoom roe ~nt lO larl(t' hou•t' 1''ru1t tree!! Homey 11tmo11phcrt• \1 f' l2SO mo mt'l uUJ ~J935t'Vel\ Mt wport leodt 3 I 69 ....••.•........•...... Bayahores. furn 4 RR. 3 be AvaJI on I or 2 yr le>ase Pnvate beuC'h C Thomaa Rlt r 548 5..\27 llucon Hay 2Hr . I U.i fully rum Incl lmt'O' & ,1' r ware Tenn a!'> r rt prn bch $65() mo lu mo .. UUl 673 82113 ,. \ ,.,, ,. wknd!> .................•.•.•. 3206 ··············••·····•• J Ur. 2 ba. frµk Jvuol 111 Junt• 11>th $.5.Jll (all ,1ft1·1 ripm. 673 o 1811 Bc6oaPetthtwla 3207 .•.•••..•..•.....•..... ~··~ to twarh J fir I .11n rm N'('Cnth , (' dt«·rtcl I vrl.w 673~1 Corona def Mew 1222 .................•...•. ., Rr. 3 ba, Irvan.-Tf'rnic , .. t.:iU°tk•ll('r Ind '\ ~ il 1 I Ill/"' lo \ u Jot I :, l h 1\ I! I , IM 91135 llr.11 cl llf'W 2br 2ba. ~ f ,If 1: or l:i<t It frplc ho• $7~r1.\1t1 l'\I S:,I 1J.U:I Jlir 2ba 2Br 2ha. htfl n•·"" IWta an Corunu d1·I ... for ~11.4 1224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 2 br, M.ove & rt•fn.i /\dultA. no peb S39{i mo 548-U77 ONLY 95 Nr Ocean [)Ix Newer Li 38d 2"'1 8o 2llly All Amen Vac 646-1035 Ealrtlltde Jbr. 2b11 fncd yd I blk lO Hhl~ l(aniene r r rp le . M.i7 ~ M II SCJS-1737 urt 4 Brand New 2Br 21...,b11, 2 ('JU' gat', pool • J8l'Ulll very attracti\lt' ~ ~ HUCHMIW211 f)>k. µ.r. qwet pnv Patio9, yard, etc. t<tt• Low move in <'Oel mis Adult.a 642· 083:> l8J5 mo. 3 Br. 2 81. No C M locauon Rt>r" rt'<! AS!). :167 -OlJJ. ~'6221 ~ 3br. 21.~ba, aarrlpn 1'wnhm 2 car + l(ar W opnr "'rplc, micro, pool. t.ennia. 11pa S18S ~ COUIGlrUK 3 Br. 2 ba, frplc, ll(t' kltch, new ·cpt11drp11, newl1 painted In/out lo hied rear yrd. det d61 pr wtopar lmmac cond S925 t mo lu lmmed oceupancy Owner.M4-4227 SICLUDID Ill I~ yard, ran~. refna Ull pd No Pt'U Low moYe in costl JG>Mo ~ 3br, lleaa Wooda bm Nr ldlooia. churcba fr So Coaat Plaza. M50Mo ~ or 16-0eOa aft 12. a+ ram. • 1~ba. C'IQ. drl>I, ele r 10, """ paUo ~Dr. nt Fair~ 947IO Eattald•. air • den, nil.Ba. Mated pool. "'° IDI),..,.... .... Zba. fml. d1D rm, • lam rm. I ca pr. Yard rmlnl Inc.Id. l 1io1tblu from NP'. Harbor H.8. No do9 pie ....... ,..qd, lllSVo.M).1'711 tJeawluUy dwor J Hr 2b1t . fpk-. crpta. df'lJh Culvn Wlllnut RHO mo Av111I 1''t"b llll l>•}ll !Jill 71$ 7~2 7~10 ... ~t'!> :!lJ 3711 0234 1 1'R htlUM' I-'• lj.o fn,.,1 yltl'd, Mllal'h .:ar S:.:.<i Pt'T mu A\<1111 h ·I, IU? 111!13 ~ Hr < llf'llit1 l'M u111t duld 01\ 1'<.w;I, JOA• • r .. , f;ml '4!JIJ 1Mii K3111 •VACANT• tmcnirulutt• Jhr • <!h,1 • (o ·111 rd ~· n! 1\\ .11 I "n rn 1· ti .~ r I\ rl ,, ni ., ..,.w1111lJ ss;•, p•·r "'" < .111 M1k1• Allt 1111; i;cw. Ch·1m harr11l)' llurnc• 4hr .lhu lrl( ~ur S.:.Z.:,.\tu ltfJ :t.MJ '•"' , '5#i:1 1242 ....•....•••..••....... UDO 4BK,31>41 Sl200 Mo Aitl'fll 67~ Hl 70 ~a<'UJar VI('""' t'•t'C' 2 I• homt.• '11H Ur :! hr llv nn ,. frpk ht" rt'< rm ,. potJI lhl h1111u f'att.ly furn ~ 7111.l ,._1 ~P'•'•'I"'~ O<'t'iln "' hU \ \W.,. tbr n .. ,. • 11>l~ & i.rit J 1 .. , ~ar .!. lrpl1 !> J 1• r•1 n r 1n1 I II hllllmo 1>l:>.1mt; I hi< JI"' ,.,.,, :-,,.1>1 c ro•"'t 1•11nd11 M ,, '' ~ I ;i l'I I 11 1t· !> $ 7 :, 11 m " T.#1 l!llJH I 7~ I IJll I on "'''"' ix•rt !-.horo · J Ur l~·um c I~~ fplt "'.i I~ I•• t11 h )l,j', '..all 111111 \\,ill.. l., Ii. ac h ::111 rl• n :JIJ l11111w J••>I A l• 11111 J>f'l\ll<•I(•"' SI~•• 1,111 ,r,·• &t'h C'orl'!o on<l'\!1 frr>m ~OI '1<1 l>o\l•r !-.ll••I' 1>1 .! h.1 Jll'l .. ~ loll 1'1111 tlt'it< h , 'W (JtltJI Jell u111 llf'Hlf>lll;.'7 (pie, UK, ltlt7 ~ SJNGU~ WU.COM f :.! "~le. c-an apl.tt lht' rt·nt "" th1 .. luxury n•·""' 2Hr 2Hoi t ondo Frplc m11rc1,,.a\1·, ~1·1 urcl\ ~'.winl, ""1lan1<. f1,.hinv A. tt-ruu•, ,,.,.,1 & """· all .Jl \I.Ur rla~J.10"·•1 "'°,,I k 1nj.' <hi.I JJll I' lo fl'j\l.llH Jiil ~ & n111hl 1111• S:l!.41 • ,, n.oulcl mak1• l1111t m•>nlhh n'frt 11( 171111 mu ...,.,.m lak•· pr11n11t11 114CJ 2:ii1;11 IMI• 1za. llunt.Jnl(lon 11.crhour :1hr .!' .1111 c·11111t11 1-rrik l(rN·nlwll v 11 "'° X t r 11 nu-.• ttl25 91)3 1437 7 Townhoust• Jbr 3b11. trn n111. pool. 2 riar aar. bc111l '1llpava1l S79rl IMO~ '""-3244 ··•···•·•·•·•····•····· RBO'ALS t BR. I Ra $400 177S SM().85() 2 RR. 21, bJ ;1 RH :? A.a 'J llR 21'J tl.I 1700 -.523 CA~PU,Dt·IRVlfff Woodbnd1e fAtah' 4 br. 2 •., b a . S 1 ~ o m o C)Wnr Aft). llM-M54 WOOOUJDGI Spec condo 111tualed ocm. from parlt 3 Bd, 3 be BeauUIWJy appolnt · t'd Landtlcaoed la• patio w tredwood hot tub Comm. pool $700/mo OaJJ Jeanne. Ownr / All. Dl· 1211or562 '7Jl7 I mm111·u JJlt' 1-,.i i.l hi ufl UJndo 3 Hr, 2a. bit, \It>~ •1 mo Call .-v" 11fh·r I.pm fil 1 1j;,~1 1211 I II t'fill \ "'"'° ell\ :? 111< .! bu nindo h111t clt-r k iilJ IJll in.' "'111 t oni.111..r .' H l•·a"'' SK°ilf mu ' 11111' LU.'l 67!> 7W1 < ru.irmmli( :!!Jr .!lt.o Jin' 111mm ... 1 1·p~ t 11 t .. h l'um or unfum M~. , lJll 111\HBI IH \'I 110\1 t'.-.. lmmarulJlt• \1 <1' \t 't\> 3Br 21 tn.i <undo l"n:Jf lif'('O 2.7~ 64U 744 I WJtf'droot N 1>wpo rt l•llllld f..(JWl'r l>uplt'll 2Br Dork 1n111I =--•·WI)' dcro NO Pl-:TS $7!1!1 llTJ.22!16 t..:astblwr, 4Br .. dt•n Sli5l1 rm lmm.c ~~ Otamun11 3 Bdrm, :? b.1 home on romf'r ~ yard P\l lot Sn50 )rh Wat.erlront Homn Im· 673-ftllOO IAYAtOMT"" HHYC 2700 aq fl, 5 bdrm1 I h ha 116.'IO ~r mo lea .. e. will con.calder ahort tl'rm .......... Store 675-1771 Seavtew. Z aty. 4 BR . 3 l>a ho«M w ntaht llaht • ocean view. Guarded comm . pool 6 tt>nn11 ll:mMo ~5403 . 3 BR 2 be, o.-CJJll, cir'P9 rou:'JI 01' CLASS Coodo • pal n t P' 1 re PI a e • . drl beautlful derof 2br, mtldffn OK 1575/mo 2btt. bale, «ean view. 7si.1211Z«l-C-OMI _ Plush. elub hie . Woodbrtd1• Condo 3 bdrm I~ be 1 year ~w ~ pat.lo, near laklt. ,..., fedltt.• •11 mo ~13Mff7 bUllarda, pool, uuna de!, apa, HC prltlOl Adult. DO peta 9$ Mo N Moo-Fri 714-6U-042 aft. 5PM fl wind• 1w.-.-i ., ....................... BEACHFRONT reoLal 4br, Jbe. Z·al)', ram rm Blum. 2 kucbena. au.n deck Sl11 n 11aa1 . Qit.&liu lumeta. IO' boat dock aull '2.000Mo AND WORTH IT ' 'TlU4f.1103, &.ar,.a leoch 3748 ....................... , pr~ decor alt:d iaumc Pree maid ~r\ "utJI Color TV. M5 wk or by mo '99·222'1 __ ~~~~~~~~LAGUNA BEACH MTI< 32tl ....................... HOM1!2i FOR RENT 3 or 4 Br Pnrl"d fmm s.&.1.W6 Fncd yard & II .. r a • l' • "' J m I I 1 t• " pleHe K 10,, & p~t11 M!Jrome l"•oil I !*A 2:56ti or 973-2971 A.ct nor~ CllRlh •e1wm. u..funllittwd ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hrand nt'W .llir 4!1,b'°' ;! I'll/' l(M, pool 6 jMl'U/ZI, \'t'T)' aUra t't I\ c 00 IJ!lflft LIASES <9AlOIE! ·~ • •1ttr fo. "ldo• (. ~ •.• , .• t) ~ H.rMnd '"'""' + pool. ,,.., &. ""' "') S.:ioo mo LY' •llir In 1rw• \ 111 .. .it· r: r •· ,. n b r " n •I n •• "' 11'.n.ll.Sld fi<JfJ< unit S.1!K>rou 1 .... •2Hr • dr11 Ir' 1n1• ~ It~> '"" '"' •2Br l\l'AR1 ~1-:"'I <.d \f Ind rt.fn1o: MW rno l>l'Ol1 1,... c~ to PreYlew 752-1700 [~ :1. I , ) l ~ "I I,, .. 1),.111\" ( 11111)0 111 II II \dull II\ 111~ 11\ ..r 1<1 hr .. 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XTRA MON E"r I Rent )our bl h homt· or ;,ipt al summer ralei t.bf'n rent my 2Rr, 2Bll ;,ipt an fo\allt'rton, ~J mu ,\\ilJI l-.:it,,ler \lit' SPsit JO ConH·rut·nt lo• .Adult. Wrilr k&M < it'fl [>l:b Vt'r), l"\J llt>rton !l.!631 INN. Maid terv , color TV. hewLt."1 pool Ut11 1714 .14 94 5294 mt~ Nu <'..ow.t Hwy .... """P0'1 leach 37 69 . •..•••••.......•...... Uay rront furna~l\t·d . Wlll&4:!r rt!nlul liruker 67~49l2 Br llpl 2421 ,.. lfflh !:.t 1\dulb. no IX'l'> SJ.SO Yr ly Alaouolum ~47111 NO LEASE REQUIRED YEAA·AOUNO FUN Soc.1.i1 A 1tv·I·"~ O• r••c.c ,.~,,.,. Sunclat lliunc r • BB(J • P111 l·P.~ • f u~ mu I l'IV>le GREAT AECAEATIOH r .. ,,,, .,. F ,,.,. l .. ~~or r ''"' 1. prr, ~n<)fJI • '} ~P.tllh (l•Jfl!> • \dUllol • H ('JI 1fT I~ ...t/jf'• C:,tMm "'Q•'J', rir;H'1nQt" BEAUTIFUL APART MEIHS •11 • 1. ..... l .. ' , • r , I '• J' •,,,, 1• ,,. 1J • /. J, • • r , • N1JJ'••t• • •.• I i • Ji t o I I Oakwood Garden Apartments , ~ Nt'wport Beach/Nu litl " •' ,,,. I VI .,,, ,,, ... , 1 4 ) .... ~ t'l ) ..,,., rt t• "'' "' • .1111 ri1nt I ••n11I furn •:. t1r ln•ln .:ar ljllll 1,M <!Br 1 t.,, furn wtr ~Im I UH I hu , baylrc111t ta'lfurn. Yl'Ull). ~ associated 8110KCAS -AF.llL TORS l Ol\ W l olb "" •I I ••• J OCfo..AN fo'RNT !\PT J lir W1ntt'r lv Jun 15 HO s;u>ino inti utl, Nu JWL">, !>411 JIOJ or n'73 711-14 J.rllwwnh l.WwWlhed ···•···•••············· 3806 . •••..•.•.......•...... Br aarue <1pt on ) 1 I~ kw.."4.• I 16111 TopaL Open hol.N· Sol 6 Sun l2 4 I~· lbr, Sw1od1.'lh frpk tlUll ~·k p11rkan1 Cum mtTCl&J UJne Comban1· home & •1fr1C·1• Hill Ha.rdl'1.t y H l t > 67 5 2tit1ti. 67~ 116ooP~ 3807 Mboelta.d Wlnlt-r f{,•nl1tl. 11ntt l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ $:rlll + ol1ht1ei. 2 Br I 811 yurly, al pa1t ln-1871 l"I( m> 2 Br 2 Ra winter tll 41 14 80 SS75. Alll CoroMdttMcw 3822 Matit' 87lHl7~ .._.,.,.,..,a 3707 ....................... Slt'ep1n1< room11 I. kllchmettae S7~ wlr Ir. up Oeeanfront 87511740 Ra.Ibo. Pftl1n l 8 R apt. !U1dtcll. furn , fmo utll. IUO m o 873-2645 ; m.494 ana ff\"V br. l '-'bit lrplc JlCKll. drc-k $41lt1Mo Avull 2 Ill i\duJu 673 041:1 Br duplt'X View, 1m of hwy rrpll' w n . Sfi2) Call~ll77 -.: Studio. p•l enlranee. a.A. &Ull)e aua &mciliter 40+. SIU. IDCI 1All ~ ZBr' ... h"p.ll". 2 bllt:a to btb. llllO / l'DO •mmor41t J1»6 LMtl z br. l~ be. pauo. poui, Jatuai 6 ClllllOrt ~ mo Avail Im.med call ~2'10 UC n I 9SIOS for ~;.;..... ___ _ ZBr. 1~ studio. Eucbd 6 Md'ldden are1t, pool. .iuttaonly $36Smo Call C.11 . ..,_ coedo J Br. a Ba. ,ool. fptc. U26. ... ,..m..iat llthm. ll JO. 3 BR. J Ba. DtW'°" WI 0 , ' bib fr beacn. no pet• Pref w/f&.n. 1225 oeo.aao Malur• adult, non · lad.s'. Lo uare Furn. pvt room w /bath SllOtmo A.Ill for Jean. e14JJO OMCI...... 44 0 ....................... <Xf\c'e ~avail . a\ The ~. Xlo\ locaUon ln t,,u\.ma Beta. wtpartlo1 Call Aaoe Haua•r. m• >'94 ou a ao s .... . MrWf'OIT llACH 3 otneee avaU. &n pluah NSJt. Cntr ....... Rettp. llonl1t. law library. pbato cooler. eoalereoce rm. kitchen. storage ln. rluded. Secretarial apace • fumJt11tt avall Call Debbie 7»91118 "'1nniD1 Or1stoal Ne• w111 a.ad. '"' NCOC'd· = ... NMd: lead • bMI. keyboards. . Mull alq. ha\I• °'"' eq r ll bed.slut· ed. Cal St•v•. ru: '6«1111: bm: IJl.GD. L..t&,._. IJOO ....................... MflPrtntedC\mai\ ~rd, ______ _ .._, 150001monet. ""' 111-1400 u... Uc $17,000 OnQee Co ON-SALE <>rmo Oodrtalla •.aoo Toll,.,_ a.>c) > 2Sl-2000 Bes' Bar Costa ....... luw ..., Af 751-1400 FOUND ADS ARE FREE Cal~ MZ.H7e PltlMT SHOP 1All or Found a pet., Call .,.._. -Animal A11l1tance (l"OH 10011 ~t bUtl· Lafue• 5.J7 2'ZTJ, DO fee Ea.ecUJve offitea ava.al m naa. Exper presaman Foumt or lost a pet" Call full flift'V. ofc bkil Nr. Dottie 9 • a&l. (7 14 I 89ec1aJ Pala Hotline 0 C A.IJ'port. Recept 6 _m«IOO ________ I 714/912-1235. ZU~7318 POUND Do&· P'eai Q)c:k•OQO mis., rtddtlb· blo1ufe curlf. VU)' hM:ndly. Vlc ol Bear I So Coeat Dr OD l /21 ~- P'OUN1> t<.ye: lrey-rtn& w!k.eys. SpysJau Hill Rd near Sn l&i,tuel Blvd. .... ... LOST: 1·2NO Male Br1t t-.v Spudel, onnte ~ whl. in Nwpt /Hu at uiallOniCM area, oo 10 ,.,_to ''Bow". Reward! IG.1200, 541-758) Lost. MaJe Airedale. Vic Bnstol ISlmU Alla A Ye . 567 • 7D> or 754-1361. ------- ~ mvr.ed part Sbeltle. .,.n Collie. bill " wbl doc. m--0864 z ...... br tn ~ loe• ~ f"1IUlld floor. bwtt to \llcha. UHllo AduJta No ,_.. lnqulre * W WU.0. Apt E ~ EWade>eo..c..aM.-aiHR Ml ...... IMdl 3169 eqcl &af, SS75 IDO ~l ..... •••••••••••••••••• .n Tpm ... 2511 •• \II ............ dttd M1F s.br JBI" 2ba upper Dplx, N.B. 1 blk ocean. non-smokers. $200. W>-919 pbane ... secy ~nr. Beer bar. C.O.ta Mesa. LOST DOG · Larae. Clllllll rm. etc. PAeele caU &ood 1urur bar. low Fneudly 81.rll " Tao SQM. down. Agt. Time. JUJeTenitt DolnellUt PnmeBa)'frontOffatt.500 ~woo eo.u Mesa Fitm1ly Found Spnoger Span • lvrtwbt, M Shepherd . t*IWI. M NB Annual l9h A~. u119wn apt PAM MIWPOIT "'u.t.Wshed 3900 '1LLA Ca.DOY A lbl uw vr.. PMw t"P(. •· eod. 1arqe. pit.lo. great ltltcbea w bltrta Nopda Call~uk fnr Pam Bacbelora, 1 or 2 a.troome•T~ ....................... Wmed Sm&k paretlt 6 cblld to abare lar&e Laguna bom., Muter bedroom +bath S225 or 2 bed:room9 CZ75 Depos ~ utll. Call Pam ~3064 wr*.. 4f11-4M9 home. 61400IQ ft +llip Park Restaurant Cocll.taala, Gnevm& ~ "" & }&D40r. 673-1003. Airport Loe al&OO. ~ l..Olt At Brutol Medic Ii I SbeUa' .... 3656 --- Found Small blaclt doe. nued. Weanng nea &t leash oolJara_ Wbt spot on chellt Harbor Sbop- pcng Center. J;10 18Ul ~1747 f'ronl S3llO 00 0-PeW lll6 Spe('tecuJar apa, toul Seawind Vilbae ~ Ja.2 bdrm l~ury uduJl apt.s rn l4 plans from u~o . 2 bdrm townhouse from ~ + pools. tenrus. waterfalls. plt'lds' Gas for cooktnf & heal.Ull( r.wud fo'rom san Dw{(O Frwy dn ve Nortb on Beach to McFadden ltK'fl West on Mcfadden to St:awrnd V11la&e m4~198 6G:BJ2 ..... • ... 151-1400 ._,_ Cent.er. Lady s Buk>va l BR S:WO 2BRS400 --••••••-•••••••••• rec:reaUoo proaram. CdM dell.Ille IUI~. 2 nD.'I, air cond • ample pllg WI pd SZ7S rnt-SOO _ ---------1 Walch While go ld • yellow aold b<&nd 2:IZ3 E.lcko Ave ( M '42-7606 2 Br. l ba. S3tO I™> + eleanl.llg deposit moves you t11. Laundry rm No pets 842 7358 792 Sbahmar. Bl1md New 2Br 2i,,t>.t. 2· c.-gar, poo1 It J•cmn, \!er)' ldlract1ve, ~ Laree lbr. balcony, over looks pool & pal.lo Adults only. no pet:. 1887 Monrov1111295 ~ mte8tiBJIU UART'MEHTS GltAHD OPENING 2 Hr, 2 Ba S450 Excellent location, walk lo cornplett> c.hoppang. &-autlfullv land..,rap('d Spac1ou_., a pl., P n val<' pel.IOSordf'cb Adult., Heat paid No peb ()pen t~da1ly Di We..t W1Lwn, C M ~J 5583 548 2408 COLOMY AP'TS 2229Canyon Reaut, q uaet, pool. hreezei;, I mt ort'an. SlJP.t'!' l,ltt' 1 br fl9S i DC I ulilXll(e2br.~ Eves 644-2578 or Days 646-03S4.:. &Side tnhse 2 br 11"1 ba. gar. palJo S39S mo No peb 67~133. lBr. clean, like new. dshwbr. iv. s:uo. Nr oceaJL 21J.12lt~ ---- SlOOFREE RENT 2 Br. 1 be, pvt cnw patM> & gar~ae 335S2 Blue Lantern 496·3354 or 411&-9230. I W1i4a11 leodl 3140 ....................... •DELUXE• GARDEN APT. '37S Walk to beach_ lm- mac. 2 bdrm, 1 ba. Close to everything. 301 BaJUmore. Gemuu Reahy ~ 3 BR, 2 ba rondo. bltns. new rerng No pets AdulL'> 2nd Floor. close to pool. JaCUZZJ, l enrus cts , rec rm 1 Mi. from but'h Centrally loc OCN!d garatte Secunty bldg 1 Yr lease Seaspray Condos. ~7130 ------- DELUXE 2 Br 2 ea . frplc. 1400 sq ft., 2266 Miner St $fl5 mo. 2131~.7236 or 114>'fM!·1'7311 2 Br. 2 ba. frpk. garage. 2 Br. 2 ba. Adults only No s:lf> Call 962-8847 ask for peu Gu & water pd Rhett.. 6'.'>-5'78> --SIS.15--3-Br-. _2_b_a_near __ o_e_w 2ba. nt>w twnh:se. ¥Jlt New crpts. dr)ls. 2 Adults. No pets t'ar encl gar W D T.D> hookup frplc, -p:mo yard 2hr. Iba, oldn adults on I TSLMemt &C2-1602 Iv Pt>ts OK $350Mo ~l8-4.S73 &tra LanJe Rooms Clean. qwet. 2 bd, I ba No luds peL'l $325/mo Call Jeff 631 1266 REAL TOH.!:> (In the beach Rat'h hotel apt 2306 W <><·eonfront, ~ lat&lut 673-415"4 Bache.lor. newly paantcd. adult only Pt>t ok 646-1~ ------- EAST SI Of I Bdrm loft apt, bltn di.,. m..asher & range. Yant. $3«) 642-6:MJ ~. H'3ba. frpk. t'nt'I Rar. adults $37S Call 645-4074 r ,~u • ' /\DU L r ~~ LIV ING • 1 & 2 BR P1t10 Apn • 01shw1Shers & BBO's' • Pool & Rec.. Room • Garden l1ndscap1ng • Jog to Buch & Shops sr: A [i\JVlfWNr.1£.N i ~Hi~? H.1•t1tl1on ti II %/ 4500 Bache or Apt Stove Refng.. Ubl paid Q2t; 9th St. 983-0020 at\. 6PM MARINER'S W AU 3Br. 2-.; ba. ~10 Very lg 28r, 21"38a, luxury apl. frplc:. yd, gar, or Huot- $400 to S440 Beaut nt•ar IJll!lOO Harbour. ctuldreo new2br.2bstownhouse OK. $500 mo. 16662 Jib Skytil(hta. frpl<'. laundry Ottle. apt 1. 840-6!m. nn. patio Adults only TSL M~t 642 9412 Deluxe pooblde xtra lge 2br, 2ba. Bltm. dsbwhr l BR Incl ref'ng. $300, 2 Nr beach. Adlts. oo pets. BR H, Bu, $400 Encl a25 mo. 5J&..8362_ gar Adlll. nu pets 64>9BS7. !)48-4291 2 story, 2Br. pnv. patio, dishwasher, W tD. Call New 2 Br. 2 83 fplc. bltns. 8ll-4fS19 Weatsade CM $385. -SOMITHl----MG--M-EW-- Adults, DO pets. WlS-3376 fOILESS Lr& 2 Br. t btl. carport eeautfful oew 2 BR 2 full s:M.5. 7'i11 W wu.on <:all batbab mas t er s uite ZU.58&-3703 _____ 1 w/dou le sinks, plush Lo-v-el_J_E Side Tnplx, brown carpeting. ~pea. ash cabinets, whole bottom lloor. bwltins. rerri,eralor. wlfplc, O/W etc. ever-encl.Jn~ delwt taun· )'tNnl new Adulta, DO dry. OK. 4-plex ,peta_ . .....;.sseo_._131 __ 1211 __ . __ 1 near e~ ONLY -13115 mo. ar. Wie llvma • dloio& 1711 SLATER Olildreo OK $335110 OpeQ1iontel-6 PY ()pm al ._B W. 1Jtb. ~ .,:61,..-4579 _____ -1 IEACHWOOO Al'TS apt. $CTPlo abr. 2 br. 2 be MOO. Larae lbr F1mllJ. Sm pct sm. WALK to iboPPm&. w/depoal\. Avail. Pool, Jacuzal, 61toa. Feb. '1tb. 541-1181 All. AdWta, oo peg. 9J2. UIOO. QJril _;;,;;;:..;;.. _______ 17711 Newman 2Br, 2Ba, NewtJ ~ Uw, lb& E froplc. t420/mo. Aclulta, Ak ¢;11. "76 o. No oo~.9111MM5 XX». No Peta. &ea-1'41 I llod to OCll9I I Br, 2 be, frplc, 2 cu lll'alt· IGS mo. Afao l llOOal ptOO"am 7 pool.ti. 8 tenrus rourts Al Faah1on Island, Jamboree " Sim J<*l_Wl Hill.I Road U 141644-1 too ---NEWPORT HTS. IRA>ft) MEW! TRJPUX ----- Fem 2nm m huae 4Br house. nr Placentia & 19th $140, $1~5+sec 64S-6SZl ~ 3 Br+<kn. Balbo1t Ocean fmt hlle shr w, 2 g\zyll. Yr lie. StOO 1 mo and WOr1h It 1 675-452;2 Deluxe 3 bdrm • 2h ba . very spac10Uli. qu11hty built. superb IOt'atton "Top or the lln~" features Avail. now. rrom 1725 per mo Aaent 640-MtlO ROOIM 4000 Share 4 Br ~. Laguna ••••••••••••••••••••••• Niguel ZS 35 emplyd, NEWPORT BEACH 1n buul1ful Corona del Mw' ~ lo 3.000 S F CIBM · A" A C uW1l.tes & J aOJton al !l(>fV1«' On I y Sl 00 per S f' Elevator &t .. mple parking 7l~llm $72Week&Up StudlOh I br'I, kitchenettes. JH>ul & 1IU11d serv 548 97~ Sunny Arr~ Motel dam. no tobacro ~ve 4!1>1417 3nl rmmte needed for ruce 4br holl.':le fem (X9 Pool. tenrus, OC'f'an. 2 Br 2 Ba new plw;h ~. pool, JaCULZI, $400 mo Adults. no pets Located acroi. .. rrom Nwpt lkb Golf Cour.1e By appt. only~ Hoom w rull house 2blbNptBchMS-91U pnvllegt'5 In xlnt area 3 Br. golf COOl'St' apt San o( Newport Beach. CWe!>l Qemente Near tenn~ & Cli!()&GQJU beach F S150 010. NEW f:Xf:C SUITES Bf'Sl'O C U>CATION :D> N l'uillln A11e. l m111 S ·\. " Nwpt f'wys L~t' prof decoralrd ofn RL'ttptaonl!t, telephone M~rv • 1ero:... <:oof rm Sel' '4."I"\ avail I mo fret' w h mor. renta I ~mem 963-09J7 fnipioyl'd ~n.on Allrac· ~ 3 Br. 2 ba 0<~an · u11eroom rn Mesa Verde fruit f'rplc. t 1·11r gar. Reff'l'f'1l<'f'ti No c'OOkUlg W D hookup 'ff9.~ TSLMgmt 642 1603 ------ Mature non <.rnok er ror --------•I pvt rm & bath, kitchen NewportCrest pn\ Must have refs 28R 2ba $700 Yrl y UH' :;43. zn4 499-4m2 Roommate wantt'd IS 35 mlle Share la~e four <4 1 room 11p.Htmrnl. Ullll lies ID<' I udc-d S:?OO month. Catalina St . L a g u n a fl .-ii t' h 714-497 .13 ]() ---- EXfCUTIYE OFRCE Sp;.t'e rrom s~. lo SJ:,cl ,\v&U wtt.h your rbot<'t' ol oew~&dra~ S&MOW REALTY 6)1-2242 ............. 4450 ...•..••........•...... l'ly end lD"Ul. dbl <'Ur gar Step down 11\lDi room Exparunw Mstr Bdrm suite. frplc & wctbar '.I rum sleel)Ullt rms Sep ~ mlrance $110-$135 Mo far._. 4150 f'or ~ &offllt' l>p.MCC Jt re~blt' raU."'t • 500 to 2700 Sea F+. M~VERDJ:.f>R PLAZA 1525 M~Verde E. <.: M. 545-41Jl l pd Pd s.18-8072 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IJtl C ----~e S7S & up z:.J6 W Versailles 1 UR l ba $650 yrly 2nd level, new cpl.b, drapes. beautt.ful spa fac1bllt.o:.. Mesa Verde pnv entrance Ocean r ro n t. N . H & buth. R.efng No rook· 6'T.Hl54 ang or smoklng $175Mo ---WANTED S&J6l2 Garqe tn CdM ------REMTOllUY Venwlles Bltl Perun Pvt. eotr, TV ~ '100 sq ft office bwkh.ol(. oear Udo Lsle. purcha.'K' price '875.000 WI $100.000 dwo. 430 32nd S t • Newport Beach. C.11 for d"ulla Sierra Realty 6J3..792IO 2BR 2ba S745 yrly Corner unit Fab Bayview from hvan& rm and ocean ~ Catalana V1leW from Bdnn&. New deoor PftnolNla P0tnl arta $950. s hort term Bayfront Bay view Beaullf uJ ~e &et'UO ly bldg. 2 car park.ma + ram rm No smote or mok. $120 673-44.19 Room for rent C.M. $18>Mo Waterbed. dsk, 2ml from ()CC.13J·S299 Gmtf Hornt 4150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5m. guest home ror semor c1t1-ie n1 Dellc1ous. n~lious food. Lovang ~by 1.Jcemed oune ~Dl5 Cannery VHlaite ares Pvt nn avail for el<krty 2 BR. den. 2ba. Sl300 1 ~eman or lady llB yearly 2700 i.q fl of area 962 7984 962 9863 bealbful waterfront 11\ Vacatioft R.wtclh 42so LO&· ....................... . Cannery villaRe are11 2 BR. den. 2 ba $2250 l>hort t.enn or yrly Euro pean dt'cor Funtu"t 11· View waterfront with i.llp avail Pvt gate entry FUnushed ~ mo WATFRfRONl HOMt'> REAL ESTATE 631 1400 s:17S-$4.95 Beaut. brand new 1&2 br 4-plex Nice quiet area f'rplc. <-ncl garage, W1Dbookup TSL Mamt 642 1603 West.cllff area 2Br. 2Ba New crpt.s. d.rl>f;. krt<'h Pool $e85. 631--i930 OHTHEIEACH Newport ·Ocea ofron t Wallt Beaut. modem t br or amgJie. au '80-9751. r&nHOUSE OCUM-IAYVIEW Venalllea froot row Con· do. 3rd noor. 2br. 2ba, IUllTded complex. Club 61ue. ~ & spa. J.yr lie. Call 842·'103 o r 648-'mll IASTM.Uff ~,~ba. lrg prden apt. rrpK:. pool &recfacWty Carport Avail Feb 3 IWQ/mo Ph· 752.a.91 Ven•11S450 NEAR HOAG ID&hly up 01ded. pral. decOrated 1 Br Bltcbelor-CQDdo over· lookiQI laYety fOWJtaln" pG'k lib cowtJard. Full MC. bkla. c.1644-7211 ~FOR NIGEL. Ast. Block tobtecb. a BR. 2 ba, °" cpta. 4rpa 4' pain\ Adw~ ~-p«a. Yrly "550. tJ1NlD £'ALM SPRINGS CUN 00 By th<' w~k . monlh or Wt.'t!kcnd 2 poo~. t!'n ru.,, 1aruu1 J Bdrm .... .! bulb. 1500 '<1 rt Call Ralph Gordon ;it ~9100 PALM SPIUNGS. t'.\ CON DO Ht.:NT ALS l,uxurv CondomlDJums. C'ompietely 1-'u rn1shf'd Country Club Setllnit GoU. Teruus available at Special Rates for our Chl'nt~ only W"ek I). ~lhly. and Wl·<>kt•nd Red.ab Qlll DomtnlQUC dt f7J4 I 328-3911 CATHEDRAL CA~'Y0:-.1 COUNTRY CLUB J4.S67 Cathedral Qlnyoo Onve Palm Springs California 92262 Desert Resort Rlty lnc •WG BEAR W1vu. or ski Ing, 2 dlal. ft-pk. now & hobdyg 646-1006 .... to se.r.. 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Movina" Avoid depoalta & cut (1 vtn1 e&peoses' ProCeaalonally since tm. HOUSIMATIS 83Ml3' t Pw'IOO lo abatt 3 br bo\lle w /adult male. Univ Park Irvine. S3001mo. loci. ut1I. Wllllb/dty, dabwbr. pr. pod, \elmis. 55&.u&e lf DO -.17lM13> F rmmt. oon·amoker. zws. 3 br 2~ be in Cdtd. mo,_ moo. MO-OlllO 1i1awuu2Ftoabr1'• bH w /pool. Tut tin ~ .. 5 or Ad S!Uer tlll. ~ Bra. a day. tG.aoo t bdrm. ~pltt'b L.,una B .. ch location. Avail Wiit mai. 50 tht lbr 2ba f'd> \. Jmo No pet.a. lllt Dina Pt 0001tB-4234 a 1058 all t 493-0ll81. . SUlgle car garage ror rent. in C.M SSSMo. '1Sl·s& aft 3PM I 4400 ....................... lS01 Westchff Dr &P,Pf'OI 700 sq ft. will bui Id to swl, ample parll.ane. Joim Fiaber 6G·ll 1 l 1Z15 Sq. fl. 1988 mo 1617 Westcblf. N S Agent. 541 ·~ Exec. o(cs 22S sq ft from S1!0 Secy "ien avail, Jaru.Wnal mcl 557 701 o WATERR«>MT LUXURY SUIT~ :ms Bayside Dr NB (714 )675-2300 I or 2 Rm Swt~ from $75 'TT9 W 19th St Call Tom ~zm •MEWPO«T/C.M.. Up to C700 sq ft. av all at p_nme coso•r. 17th & Nwpt Bl m-a>o ~--~- IA&.l 0 A ISi.AHO Small st.ore. leut!. 5400 mo Agent~l70 C»rnrnM" ()( r shopf;. 'ialMi or hobby 1-; S1dt> <'M $115 Also !lml unit 548-73'9 1.m 'IQ ft m medical blo.: Avail ror 1mmed o~ rupaocy Ample park- 11\#t Newport ~I_ 2 Roome; & bath Offt<'l' or star\! s:n 5 mo s.>11 W. lllh. C M Call Jack. da)' 642-0212 . eve ~2277 _ ....,.;a1 R...tal 4500 I MOAlHRENT Exerutave off1t'es. airport area Up to 1280 sq. ft New Crpt..\ & drps ••••• .. •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Call now 557 7010 Pnme Npt Mesa Hu ... 1 nes.e Part Quality olftct' WXURIOUS & warehouse •P'lte for EXECUTIVE SUITES leaae CarpeLo;. drape"t & Offices now avail 1n wet bar. 1870 '\Q n units elegantly appomt.fd ~:x avail now 29' ... q rt eo.illve Stutes centrally ft4244838 ·4 Sal9 I located near frttw11r-. courts 4t the Orange Co un ty Airport Fac1l1t1es 1n t'lude a fnendly. eff1c1ftlt l'Teep t1on1st /tf'lephone operator wbo greet.& your dJelU and answers your calls. a complete Cahr &t Federal law library. beautifully decorated conference n>OID5. photo copy macbioea. &t the rioeat lo secretar ial servioe1. For further tnfo & a per1ooal tour through tbe facilities. pleue contact Vortac Auoc.. (714 )ISS 2288, (714~ mc.SUl1'8 Prime Newport Beach loe Near 0 C. airport. Rml tncl. receptlon. COC'I· ference rm, janit or serv.1 utill. 100 free cop e1 & m ore Sec-retarial seTV. avail lborDoul 8S1-Mll. me.sums >CLMT LOCATION 7S!i> S F 1ndu.~tnal J>Jrk t.Wt avl.11 '°' 1mawd. 0< ~Y lads o(f1Ct'5 & warehou.w space Crpt.s. drpr.. wet har For leas ang mf o rall 642--4463 1720 Sq rt lnduS'tnal Unrt. 2 front offices. lite rear door. M25 mo 1777 WbtUtt St C M Days, 540-9352. ~ee 646-0681 Ofc:.-Shw~Ufq IUILTT SUIT .......... M9-ch twar Oyer " Newport "-Y' lSOO to 3500 IQ I\ . ~ eutra.att. sh.an! conference room - ldt.ebm wttb one other l~· oam Barbara. 957.aol SlcwGIJI 4550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2500 Sq. Ft. open fncd aru No Harbor 81, C II SH /mo Tom 541).ZllO .....W.t.4 4'00 A CIO'"t.natklo that can't be heel! Perfect locaUoo -·••••••••••••••••••• k:loae to tnrys, airport" ~ coU&&e in restaurants >. prof ~~.•pot lo La1Muna eec:retaria1 let'VI, ideal Corona del ar otnoea ll beallllfu1 pee>: or CGl&a Meu roe S300 or pie. For more lafo. call ._ Q\iet are.a eueo-Bev atmZJel. Ual. Write ad NII' c10 Th• D•llr P t o l lb. medical olftce auite. New.paper, P 0 Boit Qnoa deJ Mar, S'150-Mo 1MO Cc»ta MeH, CA Realooomica Corp. ude or utepbooe 6'15oCOO ~fJl.::.:..;.:'1154;;;;.;.;...'~~-~- - ..;....-;..;.,;..;;..;...;. ___ , 8r. 1 Be, frplc .. pt•I•· cno. Mwtt CDl.Y no =·~must.! Call RmnU Dtedld tQ abr lrs a.ar bomo. 11 lno. r..aa. kb. AvaU. Feb lat.. •1• PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION ••• U9UO'l STOIE Established ovt'r 15 years averaRe volume 1'16.000 Pt"f' mool.b Ex ceilenl leue. no pert't'n Ul&f:. $298.000 Plu..o; lllVl'O torY C714) 67l-4400 u Ill 611-Ull HARBOR A Ow1-.1on of HJrbor ln\e-.tmt'flt C" V'NEED I MONEY • CUDITHO P'I09LEM ad & ltd TD aocms 97M5ll Atn.ngedby Comt .... Locml ~ baa IDOOe'Y for 2bd. T. D'a No cred.il cbeck. DO pi!ty, $20.000 up For a ct loll ca It A I e o t 813-TJU.. ~- De8J Direct w /leoder. up to 85~ of appraised value Sborl Term Spec1al1sls Brllr Partiapalloo welrome WJ I» today 1st 1bt1ft m Amen ca 19107 Beacll Btvd, Hunlingr.on Beach 847.-i ~WClllhd 5010 '"')oy .................... . Need SZS0.000 to SJOO .000 for 3 yn . maumum mt WeU secured by N'pl. Beech watt>rfroot prop TD~161 ... ~1.Trmt .,.,.. 5015 ....................... W..-Mh). Co. All t}'l* of ru.I eswt~ inves& meals smce 1949 Spdc•tiMJ• z.dTDs 64~2171 545-06 I I sax>.000.. two year 2Dd TD want~ Secured with pnme rommerc1al or waterfront resad lo· terest negotiable. PP bC· 2025 dys, 842 5.286 ~~ 2ndTD-S Mof'oiiwh! 15 year term St O. 000 or more. No Ballooo Udo NntpC>rt Co m 7Sll5 • 24Hf'<> ....................... • :cwc••ntl 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PENNY PINCHER ADS OllLY S2 Sell any llem or rom t.naUon ol Items f« S7S or Ina watb a Penny P\odwf Ad 3 l1JMll rOf' 2 eonaecut&ve dip Eacb adcllUoftal line la '°' f Of' UM I daya Chari• It' Notommettlal Ilda F'or more lnfonnauon and to p&.ee your ad rail 642·5611 l Rfward~ Lost I Z3 PM oo Logan St ~rman malt> Very thm, fnmdly. no rollar Somrtame!o aru1wer1 lo Rex Var Fa1rv1ew & liarl>or on Bakt-r Matt• 111 heart broken (;all m 1515 l.Olll f' Ct-rm Shep N r Se;15hore [Jr N 8 m-0'29 LOST Dot< HU.: I rub M-t tPr max. frm. Jan 23 'JUrtlt-rock Kt:W \RD 833-01~ fo"ound. Fem. Golden Lab N~wporl Blvd ~ nr Bristol. 759 8968, 6627S2 1-'0UND: Mal<' K~hond. 842-2439 _HuoUngt.oo Beach_ FOUND Lg white furry dofl. Jan ZJ nr Adams & M.Mgnoba H R 962-72SJ f 'OUND Dofi?. Petulest." bk>nde. fem. blue & whl Hartlor Ha ma It.on. <..: M ~ Lba&a ,\JM>. puppy• LllJI • I' o u n d Sm a I I b I Ir oo ~. Nnrport Ketgbt., Cockapoo, m.dt' \f~;i Jm 11 Name LS BIJOU dl'I "'4.H trart ('all .'dale~ 5o4f). 74 tJI -..... , * 5)50 round Mah• (,t>rm ~ 1 .ilbert Broukhur!'>l 21J~Olm f"OUND Fluffy gnv & bllt stnpt'(l r11t. F••m \It<' Capa!>trano Hgts 4'1b-Z536 t-<>UND Terr1rr Sd'Slat.r'l.l'r blk. grey & b r n V 1 c ~; I I 1 s & H rook burs l ft' V ~ Foumt Slk c\U'ty baattd dog. med " 8""'11 lep Well behaved Federal Av", CM. 646 40'2, 6G-Om)4 ---------Found Australian ·······•··············· PHEG!llANT, \ .inni.: mnhdmual roun54?1m R &. l"Pff'ST&.I. Aboruoo. adop- uon & lteepmg.. APCARJo: COVER GIRL • 951-0771. 34 Hr Out.call Servi Ct' PRJo: LAW student need~ 125,000 Will do anyth111~ Legat Coofidenl1a l OVM P 0 Box 324:!, NB 9128113. •FOXY LADY• OUTCALL ONLY •972-1 Ill• ~rd puppy. bluel GnatC1 ,_, rmne. mak. ~rd ESCORTS aas.. trt~~ male. lnsb .utt. male. Tf'r 3' Hn iCHIUIU ner au. m&Je tilt A t.ao MC /YfSA 8lk &r Wbl abort bur --- aaJe cat Newport Bc:h DIAMOND WANTED Amma.I ~r M4.J&.:i6. Pnv perty will ~ l t.o 3 1-'UUNO Doc Ya& Goldn ~ cmb. N.B. SCS-497!> mnner. dwo coUar. O.C. Alal'OIT noJ D H B 846-:M.Z'J. E5C01rT SERVICE found R~ddasb bro Spec1ahz1og an bus•· .., blk.. Colllt' mu. I 26 neumea, res 1denb \tr Rroolthur .. l wekorN' Ga.rl1ek1 962 73l2 739·5248 f'OL'!'CD Blk Tan W1rt- l-tn Tt·tTwr. ., m I IT\J le S<l c ... t VI~. CIJtm 7541130 l..ost Dog \iale Am~ale name "A.sbJey . Da)i. °™1361,Ev~ lAl'>t Doi{ RP:WARD . f'l'm Ba!!S<•U, !i.21 ~ P'tt 2l day~. 499 ~148 l~ ~ lffit' t'em Dobt.-rroan. Br.acb Blvd. Call ~l8J8 ~·ound male C'Olhe. vie Atlanu & Brookhu~t. H.a 9112 m1 ---- Found Doberman·m•x malt' pup. vic. Bushard & Hamilton. H .B 96?,&3 f'cuw.i• Female dolt-Med a. lml bair. ca.bco col onn1-browotbllt /whl f)'ecklirs & wtule ruff PauJartno & Bear St, CM. se-1543. 540 1m ~'OU ND : Sm . c urly apricot to&or Fem I z:s. Vic. Fairview & Ari· inalOD c ... 548.ot03 - MASS.AGE ~1mpatt(ll 'tour mal:l.o;eur- L'> Bob James °""alls 9 ll, 494. 511 1 IOM'S OUTCAU 95.3-9121 lb:nt' (>woer. I need to ~your address I wall pay $10 a IDO-Call rol lect Day 2U 827·195.S. ·~ 213 39&-1625 TOMMY'S OF NEWPORT ESCORTS 3'Jh i42 1571 MUSTANG STUDIO Bea\Eful Guls. ... h1r-m.g.. 4.12 "B" E. 17th. a.u l&eN. 6p;Q 3pm· 3lllm. 541--9112 Prof. 11 ... se by Steve, Lic'd Therapist, N B Uam-lpm. Appt Only s..2.llT. \ Ad-IMcP~~~~ Uhout6~ -'1 ~~ ~. You may ..-quest A~tter service when placing yoor od . . . our Ad-Sitter number will appear in yovr Doily Pilot od ... ~ tokes your m111agn. . you c:Oll in at Yf# CX>fW8nienm to ~t 1ht ~ to your od ... this llfVICe it onry SS per week. For more information and to ptace Y!U ad coll "2·5'71 R-114ei eddlUon. deeka. W. do tt all. MM.al ltuda 1 ... Qual. comt.Nc· Cocnm1Rea1Jnd. Pr .. U.,frell.lllbltNmZ ••DMBAlllC •Room ad•lt. remodel. ~ PlaAI. Geo. PUmer 6 •-••••••••••••••••••• San.. Uc 'd. 5SJ 4132 l!1J!Cl'lllCIAN Prlc.t ----------1 rtlbl·f1"N •llmate on 1 Home n:pair, addtUons. tarp .;,~n jobl Jcablnett, doora etc. Uc. 8'7S-Ol:W 'Rl!pbL Ml-'12:11. sa.ali hit ~plete Hn'ICe SELL kUe ttems wrtb a Qimm1/Rald. Free eat DlllJy PilotClualCied Ad. 5!5&-21N BAllllC t' • .... :1 .•••••••••.•••• ,, I' I.. I I ...................... Wad a R&ALL Y O..EAN HOUIS! Call 01.nabam Gilt ........ MWID ~::J:;tr1. maaonry , . p1umblq, palftt Robla't KouseclHnln1 •dinralU11DON.JB ~. for a ~bly ._ cJeAA-..... T PAc.IC a..&ANING COMPANY WeaklY /or 1 tlme mald tvc. 10f. WSCOUNT ON VACANTS. Steam ca~ c&aan1a1. r,.. •t >t lir IVC.~108 ----HOUSIX..'LEANlNG Eq)ei' 10 )'1"1. Rell•*· boocst.9a-TTZ1. Plumb1n1. eh1ctrlcal. Cedar Crpt • Upbol "JUltU1"Houlec&eanJ.oc. t..Una. all 1911. repaln. a.a... flrwulnl, 1eo Hooestli Etncient. rr.-.-.1111 dn'I Rlnbl Prof Slmoo G9-5340 wcrnecs aboul ~lars • We lnatall deadbolt loclla. peUo door • WUI· n~ ol clean1n1 your dow kx:ka Refs.~ 17 yr• In area . Carpeotw. palntln1. Rsnlll ,..., Nt-lTU or ~ !! •• !.1 ............... . ~.7&1.-1 ---- TLC Houaeclunlnl apuetitM away? Call W~~· S.nlce. Dependable, JeiumJe 847~7 -tbcrolch. lie 'd, booded ---------Mii a r Try111'1M-tll0 For e11cellenc~ In -·••••••••••••••••••• houaecleaninl CJearu.o& &tea won, bb:ll walls. Unlimtt.ed :M&-3128 cement drl vewaya & Reaaonable rates, ex cetJeut won. C.aJ I Pam m.em paUoe. Eat.I. '31·31-59, -~ Lite haulln1 movlnl Garqe Yard cleaalna l'\nd what you want ln Abee 'I Houaec~aniof Window wuhlna Reta Reuooa.ble. reliable. mi-. 848-4871 Have aocoet.b1q to aell • 0-Uied ad.a dolt weU ~rata 6'2-0705 Dally PUol Claut.neds. Dne'a PalmJq • ..-vm1 area 9 YJ"I, cno1t reu, checlt my rer. lac -..as ESSIAN Cuatom Palot1n1. Lo wm&.' Raia. Free Est. 3yr~. Cluck E111an. rm.im. Fktroalc lea& detection Qeaka11lab9 1 R.emodrl me. copper ~1pe Top 1-Ul Plwnbtn&. S37-31&4 DRAIN PROBLEMS• F\rm pn~ by pftonti. Ml-827'1, So county. --------r.O.lo• a.tab ....................... P 0. Boa Service 18 pr For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 mo • E 17th St. 1 21, •-.-------CM m.&4711 .- .~.....n 5350 HetpW..ted 71 tWpW..t.d 7100 HlfpW.-.. 1100 MlflpWGllhd 7100 .... W..W 7100 HlfpW..._. 7100 """W-.ct 7100 HlfpW..ttcf 7100 ...........•.•.•....... ...•.................. ....••...........•..... ....................... ....................... ...........•.•........• ....................... ... .......................................... . MICHEUE'S ACCOUNTING AUDfTotl I s E c a ET A R 1 A L The Southland CorporM CLERK needed by lion ha an Immediate N e w p o r t C e n t e r opeaint for an l.aventory •o.tcGI• llAM·2AM 83S-37't9 •LORI'S* Mortgage Brot.r. Accta. auditor to perform aptitude a muat, real Jlbyalcal lnventoriea of llcorh•o.tcall estate bacltaround 'f.£LEVEN STORES '' 24Hn. •••• 953-9120 befptu.I. !UtJ.na, typing, Ablllty to work walh • cUent contact. Good flgurea quickly & ac· ••• <JPIQ'lunlly for advanti!· curalely. Xlnt company LJTTLEAMMIES ment Mon·Frl. 8·30-5 benefits Apply 1n •lSCORTS• CallJoan.~. _ ~rson, or call. 4001 )&Houri ...... 972-0482 ACCOUNTANT 1!9\erly Pl .. Ste. llh7. Newport Bear • Voong Attractive !emale Part Ume·Ye&r round TI4-8J3.99?2 neks resp male !or CPA firm 831-0961 Atrirrnauve Action/EOE permanent relatlon"hlp ACCI'G DEPT MSIST AlTI'OMCYnVE ~~t.ber 7S2-870ti or Needed 4 ~ ... a day IOOtOCEIPSl -----F\lin&. tYPIAI· nuac. ol· Immediate opening. lace duties. Po111lble Mt.-t have prevk>ta ex- fullUme ln future. Grow· penence an General ma comtrucUoo co tn Motora account•nR. Npt BclL Contact l..laa al Reconcile accounts, 8:0-llXn blwn 9-4 computer experleoce SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Magnet -Qwrk -Tam.id Monger DRINKING helpful ADMISSIOMS ClEU COMM ELL CHEVROLET ,'.11.?l ll,tr l •tl llh" I I "I \ \11 .:-. \ 546-1200 My bratber·in-law as all for that new gasohol He'• conVlnced tt ·11 r ut both h1a dnv1n~ and DRINKING expenses Good typlnl •klllr; neceuary Xlnt op- porWnlty ror penoo wllb at least 1 yr ol olfice U · E~ ~en:· Preferable ln a /medical aettinl Hnmmaton Beach Con I valeacent Hoapltal, 8C7..:mJ. ...................... , ..tventure in ha , ch all & ~ Coat Modela CDOW ~~ llwtawHon 700 re~ln1 peraonallzed •••••••••••••••••••••• styled dev~lopment 1n An advent.ure ln change mruundlon w/!uhlon " So Coast M.odela now of ferlng penonallze photoerapb.Jc modeling. styled development I Call now. 557-2502 __ CXJrU\.mcllon w1raaruon ~phtc modeUna. Ca II now: 55'1·2.li02 Apt Manager for large adult complex in beach area. O!flce & main ~Wanted, 707 t~ sltillA reqwred ••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • au )582. l573 !bred, retired lady C'OI· --- le&e araduate would hkt'j ARTISTS put lime po11t1on 1nl Graphic artist. paste up Hunllngtoo Beach ofrace 'layout d direct mall & for a SUJ>t!rlOr lelephon boolla !or pubh1h1ng ~ty, + 20 yurs firm Z.$7 per hr Non tn PR would be valuable. smoker, bard worker c.all S-7901 752-0547 Hlfp W..t.d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUNTS UCBVAIU Collectklin ea-pen en re E.D.P.Knowledae Salary to experience. DllAPSY fAIR lell>Goldenweat WM ARTIST Free Lancer to improve upon exlRtlng plastic transparency for over head project.or. Jllustra tion back pound helpful Newport Beach Pubbahen. ~um ASSEMBLER/TRAIN EE Jmmed openina. wlll --------i train. Newport Beach ACCOUMTAMT ~I S.-11818 AUIOllOI'IV!! ~lad u..d Ccr w. dl•lc: llmt bave Clua A •mot license. Excellent pay, mcludtn.R medkal & den I.al benefits. l.AILlllCE TOYOfA-VOLVO lll86 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 646-9303 AllI'OMO'IlVE PaWenHelpet'1 Need helpers w 1th acrylic lacquer ea penence. 5 day worlt week ph• excellent com· pany t>enenu Coat•ct Pm Coleman. Body Shop F'oremall. N _.._.. ... _ ( .. , ... Cc ,.,,.. ... I TOSI JOO A$.5EM--BJ-.E-RS ___ _ ~~:~~t~~~ Pel S&.00 HI. Experienced Datsun Auto Parts Coun t.erpenoo needed Im mediate opening Call Rudy at 493.3375 or 1131-13'75 AUToaoun RP.GISTER. Early AM. 11,AJ to 2 bra 1375 to $450/mo. X1nl moooll~bl Wives. retlted, dlaa ill ty atudenta. Need 1d wheela. 540·3008 or ~ fonml educaUon ln ac· 1 yr «XP· component AA· counUnc. Bacll1round tem., band aold9r. touch 1 b o u 1 d l n c I u d e up, colcr code. ~edfe of complete T\JS'l1N AR.EA w:oountin• cycle to trial OMEGA 21J..582-5024 balaoce Famlllartty --------· wt1b computer l)'ltemt .a.e•• • helpful. Call Helen1 --. S~baffer Personnel Electromecbanlcal J Al/ml:J, (71') 131·7NZ.. year ellperlence re 21052 c • nf t n 0 qulrtd. Mutt read Caplatrano, t 205, mechanical auembl)' :. , 1 ..... _. Nl(uel. drawtelt and lulve akUI ..-.-0-YE-.. """"R In tbeUltot a wide varle .... N .......... ~ .. • .. ~ .... t7 of band tool a Kaowledf• ol machine --------i .., proCedur. helpful. 1---------i Excellent company bmeftta. Good wortdq .. - Ill _. environment. Contact peraoanel. 557 9051 E.OE BABYSlTl'ER -after achool for 1 child. Within walltln1 dltlance or Undberl Ele. Call aft.. 5: :I> Mon-Fri ~ Babr-ltter needed, my home . Meredith Gardem, BroollhW'St 4a Ad.amt, H. B tyr boy, bn M·F 3pm to appn 7pm. Dlys 7153-'1155 ext 178 • at. Aft.; OG-4M8. Banld.ni a.atCTYPtST SOU1H COASr BANK IMP amtlower St . C M 11311:11, 541)..QOO. E 0 . E. Bukinl86L TB.Las Fullerton Savln1s & Loan bu ope1itn11 at Nwpt. Bcb. oftlce fOf' full t time 6 part Ume tellers. Exp. pnf. bul will traln. Must type S)wpm Call m4 )171-GM for appomL E.O.E. Bu*ing Now aceept.lnc appHca- Uon.a for commercial teller. 1 yr recent bank· in& exper. Cootact J McCuneMl-0222 Bankinl l1UIR ..WACCOUHTS Permanent p ltlme IJabt typiq. Will con aader tr a.I.nee. Ca 11 for a~SaviDP "Loan Corona <Id llar Mr.Cmoput 780-9200 EQUAiOPPOr. Emplyr 8ank1DI PART TIME TB.LERS Loolt1.ng ror a opportunl ty lo be tra1ned" Are you POOllie onented., Do you l11te wor1t1n1 with nxnry• Two part Ume posit.Iona are av atlable m C.C.U Meaa branch for Interested ind1v1dualli that dea1.re extra income Mutt be flexible and available to work Saturdaya For addi tkJoal lnformaOOO and lo ammce for an lntervlew. pleue call Mary Ann l>lummer at 1714 1 m.:sw. BRENTWOOD SAVINGS & LOAN 16tO Adema Ave Costa M ... CA 92626 Equal Opportunity tmployer M IF Bartenden· Berbo)'9 WULralel·Hoeteues Clpret.te Girls Wine Steward&, lnt.ervlew Jan 28-Feb 4. 10iam-2pm, No phone calla please Nwprt Bayview Yacht 01.lb: 1313W. Coaat Hwy, Newpon Beach. ~ Aaa1stanl for buay won. x1nt traln1.nJ proaram. R1cbard OuelleUe Salon, a Newport Center Dr. NptBcb. Br your own bou. Have 1our own bu•. lneu. Shaklee. Ill().,. • IOOl(l(llP£R XJot opportunity !or mat.ure penoo ln aklUed nuraln1 facility . Knowitdae ol Medicare • Medi-cal billln& ~· fernd. Will traln 2 yrs. oll'lce/bootkeeplog ex pen~ & aood 1Jdll1 Xl:lll uJa.ry • benefit.a Apply Hl.mlinl10o Beach <blvalacent Hoepltal. llB1l Florida. M'l-~U Booth Attendant. Call Judy Newport Atthea Marina.MZ-4644 CAI WASH HELP FU.ll 6 Part Tune 1.8&0ver METRO CAR W ~H 29l50 Harbor 81. CM CA.5HI.ER/BKPPR Exper'd, part "time permaoent, eves & 10me ~ OlMJD'a ~11 ••••••••••••• ••*********** Clerical SECRETARIES 4-6 Wk Assign GENERAL OFC 1-6 Mo Assip RECEPTIONISTS Umc •Short Term A~u We Hav; ;:t;Ove poea- UllDI avail. today Call for lnformallon & ID· terview today ~ your schedule reqi.ares, we have tbe nlJJl temporary aaai&n- mlda to alJow )'OU the tles1blit)' • top pay you dMerve. Call Deo1le or <.blrta today 557.0045 Cf\·Llr\: ttWOIAlrt l'ffSONNll. S8MCl5 17ZJ mrdt 5tNet .......... ltadt &OE. M/f' ************* CoWJter CHhter . P IT "9 aou; t'nbSt .c.M Ulmer~ Onn&e •17th cr,.a n:per a mi.mt. mini compuur. wlll train . aces 'a reoetv • payable. typ1n1. ulary open ~1211) De!i Vft')' Good part um ... pmdKJm open, Need own trana Make up to aoo br 531.ca11 ---- DELIVERY N 8. are.a. fWJ or p mme Bearh Stu amen. 4'l20 Campus NB DELIVERY DRIVEH. remaie preCenwt. Coet.a Mela B!ueprint 548-5571 ~ Mm over 18 for L I\ 1\mea to homes lo N 8 • CM. MUlt be ~llable & have depeodable r11r Penn PIT MOO $451> p.·r mo 54&-1740. &t&-58'4. DmLaJ omce needa rront. t.S 6 lo bdweaJ tYIJUl« lmurance etc Fu II " part time. Apply at 644-06ll3 Omta1 A.ullt&nt. Busy Newport Bearh reatorat1ve practlr<' needa experaenc< d person "' day Mon throuab Thun 631 2490 C~HIERS UTDTEM ************* Dent.al A.ulttant Busy MAR.Krl'S Openlno now avaJlablf' ro.r full lime Auustunl Manqen on 2nd & 3rd shift No eapenence ner We Lrai.n Slart S3 :I> t.o $4 per hour. Advancement opportunity ror manage ment poa1Uoo.t1 lo SS ~ per hour ti quall!led for rmre lnlormaUon & In t.ernew. apply to st.on• m.. ~ Crown Valley Pttwy, Laguna Beach. 49:>-!llCS() WIU Interview Mon thru Fri 9am lo ~ Oppor Employer Cl..EIUCAL · Help needed tn Lasuna Buch ofnce 'l'ypinf, riun1. • mlAc duties Full lime 714-4M-l(x.111 ClStl7/ll Pm\ ume 11 PM Lo 1 AM Frt • Sat only. 675 Pau.lanno. CM . 7&1-tMZ ------- CUUjTYPtST Heavy phooN & order edr)'. rore&ectncal a.ties repre1enlallve arflce ID>lmo+ 1167-08'4 CUUjTYPtST Neat.. ma tu.re. oocaruud Good work101 conda tionl. s:n ..J2SIO. ---- a.ERK -Wanted for full-time. Ex per. prer 0-Sllne Health Foods ...,, Collector No 0 C Aley needs qua.lined coUettora who are drpeod.abl~ & destre Ct ERICAL PAITTIMI · to earn above-avera1e Income, coatat'l Mr VnlOO for Appl. 9 AM 2 PM · Mon-Fri Company haa openlnlC for alert, dependable m divldual to learn an In ~ eenlce rttord lteeptnc •1Slt:m !or a new car dealer'• aer•lce dept. f1llnt esper1ence, ...S at dlC.a11 No typlni Good uluy • beneflu Apply ln penco at 3194 C Alrport Loop Drive. a.ta 11.-a rrom 1 All·2 PM. - ... llBO. Coillp!itudent part lime. lpcD to 5pm. llon lhru 'JbW'I. Lori'• Kltchen, WJ9.-0747 aft lOam for 8'Jllf. Cooll, brHkfHt tbl(t, muat be fHt 6 e&· perlenced. Apply In penon at lb• Jolly R41er. 400 S. Cout HwJ .i..i-a COOi Tbe Rua&J Pellcao lt loddnl f« .. ,... Btotler mm. JllDl ~ for lldv. AIJltb tD 1..rltitn 1-a@m )i(cil. tbru "'1 2711 w. Ooll&Bwy, Npt 8cb. --------Ooordlnator, Employ. a.tcil1 ........... ,.... ODfDALon'IC& Com uDlt1 Yeetb TYPISTI ...._Accrt& CSl'A UCR&TAJUD •Utwtr. "'7/llO. '· AOCma.ass 1, .. ., Nrwporl Bea r h reatoratlve pracll<'I' ne .. ds sharp. en lh:JS1utar, UJ)f'nrnrf'd 11erson ror flllm1· ~1313'90 DeD.aJ ~I.It. full Ume, mrper , pleuanl Nr So Coast Plan ~ Dental Asaall Ea penent'ed, Eapandcd duUes Pnute office HLlll. Stach 4daya Call 111~1 D9fT AL CHAlll5'DI ASSISTAHT XJiit opportantty. Exp req. Corporate beoef'IU Pald vacation Salary opm. HI.ml. Deb 968-4tl7 DllUJAMt. P1Ume lloo. Tues. & Wed Exper. nu· mme DENTAL AS Sf/OWRSIDE• uper DK., .tabU1bed Of'ffce tn Newport Beach area 80e01 o.aa ........ ,.t Ex· Pll'· prtl. la froat. back offlee. 4 da1a /wk. Newport Beach area. •mo. ,. Dental Aulstant. P rr. lllJJPk1>'ed. but want to exp. necesaary Nwpt make Mott" Local busi 8C'b. otrlce ne-0891 oess nee sulls P 'T mpul au.IAant tn mrtct1C UDITAL RECEPTlO!'I 1Jwi.neu Call for eppt Jo' u I I T I m .. . (' x p t· r 41N-~Uil neceasary, front offr somt· bookkt'1'P&.Dtl, lop----------FACTORY WAREHOUSE ASSEMBLERS ~. ~fats. ID<'en· llvt',, var.tt100. a1dt .._,..ve Bndrt. pleuanl, ral, rdlable 1t1rl Jo:n dadontJc Ottr. Newpon. Be.ch.~! Deak den, malurr. r••ha b6e prnoo for lront ~k bn muat be Oex1ble No Expenen~ Needed' Top Pay Pa1d W~kly n.. lno Al Laguna, 211 IHVINE N c.o..st Jf\lr)' • J..atcun11 FX>E ~ach. 06--Sifml f« app·~ ii---~~~~~~--· OiSPl..A Y BUILD t: R Mm 7 yrs ea~en<"t' w tuld CSlm hMd .. uod dis piays. ml ro Vrltb bullh pU.n, pro(at aha.nna. paid vac .. uon lll..e..td) worlr. alary~ 714163~;() Dxtor FRONT Ufo'PICE t x pa'MlDCled for busy r .. 1111 ty pradJce In f'tn V ly m.aiu 1-· CSK.PR OF'CllNGR M.Hure top caliber penan Deeded to uauJDl' respaniabtllta for all ac cli hmcuom. ol m.dlum 111P manul ro. Thi~ ' J'A•Nln ml.Ill be erper ..-G L.. /\R, AP. collec l10nlli W ,proven ~ ml.la Posa ban repoN to president Xlnl sal&ry. TI"33-3173 DRIVE lilmJc Co owne-r ....-------from l..agun.a Beach. to lea Ancdea m lJ mo d•• ly Xlnl cb1 Y1DI rH1>rd Somr Ut.e offtcp work . will i.ram.. 4iM-7431; Dnver Gardener eomb Haw vahd CA b~ Good drtvtoc ret'1>rd Mm qe 20 Apply al Peanyaaver, l56u P\acentia.CM --- Dl.IVIRS a.clter Cab. m.88118 DIUVlltS Men or women 2S yrs or otder. KDow t.be coast Clll9 N« S1ID a week or more Oran1e Coast Y eilow C.a b, J T.JOO Mt Herrmann. Fountain Valley. <No of Slater belwn Newhopc 6 Euclid I FOOOSBY1Cl DtRlCTO. PrestJ ltiOUs retnt>men l complex lo So We~t ~County h.u an oo•aod1"" oppottun1tv for Food Ser v 1 ct• lilanaier Wl1b xlol sk.Jll;. tn purt'has1n1 & or i;?aru.zauon Reataurant bedtP'C)Und p~ferrt>d )Cb bmelita • aatary ~ resume lo Mr Hix ~ Jamuca, Buen.t Park. 90&20. ~ FOREllAH TRAINEE Prefer some lead ex penence, med\ 1 ablill ly & aome spoken Spun.ah required Super op pommrty Coata Ilea• m-... ---- l'U.IJ • P rr postUons 1n ---------new 1peclalty foods _,.STOU& cent er to Irv tne Manaaement op · PQr1lml1Jea. Call PeuY ~ PHARMACY ClHI FU.ll or P /lime. I yr amamum ~to"' a p r w a I e II r 0 ro FUII tune empk)ymeot lO menaurate w /eitpr •tart Immediately Mou 1 too PI a 1 a Y~manmustbeable Pharmacy L•1una lobe bonded Call foe tn· Hllls. 758 3784. Mr. terview, S5f-4Sll or ~WI 5&l--Olllll -------DRYCLEANERS Gmeral COUNTER GIRL·full-11» Balbotl Biay CJub 11 lime, apply Newport nowbirin1· Cleanen. JOI Tualln. M.w N.B. 59-ZZZI 1-h. 7All to 4Pll. Union &.ECnOMCS ASSIMILIRS & TICHS Dl¥Slifted ..... &oad 1n mis. lnatnJmeot.t. Ad· vUQd ltm.t.lca toe, JJ3 J V\dGna Sl .• CM 84a-7 ta. E.O.E ~-Elper'betptul Swc:aul& t• t1 Ir ..... TnOI 50 wpm. 1'.avy ~· l .JO.S. llaa. thru ~~n:r-· l(lelDSill Offke tam to ~ l(oa tlaru Fr I. panoa.dtJ, muat be rood wtt.b flfUfH, ~ dtlldNd. ......,. open. Lori· 't Ucben, 971M11'1 aft lOt.m. ••ALOMCI s.u pu firm la Mllklq eat Glnce .abr. clencal dlltlH. Rt alled at• .......... Mature Non ........... Aak flllr N __,. IAMl 0 Jdlll.m.&.a. ... MQMCI Part•Uae. T1plo1 ..,_, SIJ«. recid. NIL QU. &.O.& CaU .... Duddt. .... 'MM GEMS AL orr1c1: . i*t·Ume. , tYP· ~ nu.1. moralt111. GENBRAL OFFICE Must ~Y phone con tact . workln& wta.wU>men. typm1 " detail work. Paid v aca bona, aick pay " health Ina. Apply IM Moo· Fri. at YIUI MAlllOTT H01'IL HOU'ITMITY MOIT/HOSfUS Ulllrltae CJCIPQl'twuty .. .... b a peop1e onen~. =· Of1UlJlld UJ &.o&NM_~ .. ... si-.. Qual1(led AP· pllt&n&a aboWd have a lmowledp of Southern catlforala r .. taurants md attnctlom, be able to clev9ioD proarams and work eflectlvely with people. Tha full tame poalllon <lncludlna weekend•) ortera ex· ce lleot company bmefha. Apply lD penon 9am-noon, Mon-Fri. PenonneJ llOO Newport Center Dr Newport Beach F.qual ()ppor Employer Hardens Peat Control, --------898 Raodolpb C M tlotel SWITCHBOARD 54&-5570 Operator. day shaft 8am- 4Pm. Wed lhru Sun. App. General office clerk ly to Hotel Lacuna, ask P/tlme. Hra· e>pen. Ma for 1udlt.or. 496-1151 425 J« atoct·brokeraae near S <:oast Hwy. Lag Bch. O.C Airport. Call Mr HOUSECLEAN ER Dupn. ~121 Pll• lite llUWlg. Irvine GENERAL OFFICE Weekly '8 OOhr 552-444{1 Sharp person. Chght HOUSEKEEPER needed dept John Wayne ror busy professional an AuportolO C Acctg ex· Newport Beach Must be per 10.key. type. pubtic respon11ble. w own rdaUons Conta<.1. Bobbi ll'8.nS s hrs day. 5 days S46-43lO Ext U week, monunp or after· ---------i noom Salary open Ref req'd Call 714-&W-6960 General LOCAL OFFICE NEEDS LOCALHB.P Oxoe ID for the beat Jobs !.I~ t VOLT 1 fl A,,H l'f •••Al.1• •.t ti II• 1 0 54M741 3BG Campus Dr, NB <Acroufrom John Wayne Airport l F.quaJ ()ppof' Employer days HOUSEKEEPER CHILDCARE for work· Ing parenta w 2 schl age girl&, pvt rm. bath & TV. Niguel Sborea area. 548CS3 HOUSEKEEPER - Mature woman. Full- Ume for rellrement home in C.M . Xlnt salary "beae. Me-t'718 ...... , .... M F couple to reside in -·ev-·-·-·.·.~·~--c:•E-i home-1ellln1 w 18 de· ----vm v~Uy disabled .x>TOSTART c:limll. Both mutt have MORES WT11I minimum of 2)'rs college EXPERIENCE m Social Science area & 5 Girt Office have had previous ex· Van~ Act1v1taes penence w developmen We WW Tram tally daaabled clients. Company Pa>d Benefits Haponsabibties iocludt>· D\tabllsh~ Procramm10g 1n st>lf · Wholeule Company help & leisure skill!>, caUBetween8 2 behavior mod1htal.lon. 64.S-3321 In Newport a n d c o n s 1 s t l' n t GROCERY PERSON NEL . Delaney 's Goun:nel Market 1s now takinA appUcaUona ror grocery personnel. male or rem.ale. 2920 Nt-wport Blvd., Newport 8e11l'h Ask ror st.ore mgr Tom MJlrtln. GUARDS Jl'\lll " part ti m~ A II areas . Uniform s furnah.d. Aget. 21 or over Retired welcome No experience nee. App I> l'nlverul Protet11on Service. 1228 W 5th Street. Sant111 Ana In supervu11on. Job include& room & board for coupll'. plus $1200 mo . & benefits. Alternale weekends are free. One person l.'an be enrolled in school or have part-time job In community Unit· ed Cerebal Palsy 54&-57111 Housewives-need a part llm<' JOb in a really run restaurant? Your hrs 12·5 weekdays. H you're lnendJy. conac1enuous & dependable. please appl} in person before or arter the luncb rush. Stonem11l Terrace, 2915 Redhill C.M. wrvtew houn 9· 12 & 1 " lmurance ~ ~--Part-lime underwnler to Ha1rdrtuer needs 811111 service exist1na com taot Days 752·0325 mercaal accounts for Nllbb642-0788 F"'-mt&i.n Valley Agency Call Kathy 549-8161. HAllSTYUST W lcllmtele. Xlnt. work ma cond. Good loc Sll13. BG-9094. ln&urance office trainee 9am -8pm daily Minimum wage lo start 496-218). IMSURAMCI Pnlperl.y "Casulllty As ii\stant, exp min 2 yrs lr1C typlna. xlnt benefits. llUD9 Insurance office. Irvine. call Maureen L.iquar &.or. cl rk Nllht ah.lfl. Sap, preferred Some wuM koo•i.d&e XJnt opportunity WAil' wue f« nahl pera.on, Ap Pb in pmi.on, rnorntn11 only. Holiday House Lt· quor5, 2937 E Ci.t Hwy . ODI. Uve·ia. children 9, l l & 15 Sal.uy open Clote to beach. 642-3361 LOAHOFACHS Wll1 train qualified peo pie. Good lrll'Ome polen lial. Protected lerntory Please call The Reill EsU.tl' Loan Co '7&-7112 MACHIN1ST Sm maclunery ma nuf needs full.time help Gen. shop exper WeulJni&. drill pres s . wall train 714-497·3220 --------- Macluruat TOOL&Dll I.st Shift. ACME GRIDLEY SU 2.od 1tun. ACME C:HUCICY SU lstahift IEHCH IMSPICTOtt utsbilt DllUUIMG lat llhlft. MACH. OPIAATOI 2nd1blft Exl»ndinl product Une h.a cruted several very deslreable openlnas. Quahfled candidates can start immediately. Liberal pay scale. Outstanding bt'nefit s Wl1h cost or llvmg In Cl'eaSes and fully paad medical and dental IOSAHIMC. ~5533 Newport Beach An F.qual Opportwuty Employer MaJCls. apply The lnn at Laguna, 211 N Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach Ma.Id. 4 to 6 hours per day Apply Udo Sborea Hotel. 673-8800. Matllng. saoo wk ma1hng clrculara for J ac En terpmee l''or anfo cull Jeff.lllK>-7988 M81Dtenance Mechanic· Seml-1k1lled bua ld1ng Luka, a.e .. plumh1n1'. electrical. pa1nt1ni. modular furniture con- st maclunery maant , C tune poe1hon Salary bast>d on exper Out1t1ndln& benefit~. Apply lo person O 2, Mon Fri SAFE CO lNSlfRANCE CO, 17570 Brookhurat, FountaJo Valley. E.O E. MAMA~& For condoa" bomeowoera a11oc Eneraetic person needed to adininl.ittt tbe flnan· clal " maintenance 01)81'atm ol community MIOciat.k>m. Good com· muoicatiooa, public rela Uom and tn>tnt air.Ula re- quired. Call Debbie. n+.»7.m>, x.a1. llCll N081l · OIN&aAL orJ'lC&. OCIOd drh141 ~rd a muaL ltYIDt 1141 MODEL VfllY attractive 1111 to model priv1tel)-one• 11 .-lt.ric:&ly tw rwi 41 to IOOd t.aM. \VW pa,r aoo (er eacb -1oD " y,.Ul ~ belpiq prepare porlfo&lo al DO COil to itrl Pl ... • apply 10 atrlct confidence to ~. Dally Pilot. p 0 80lL 1*, Qlau Mesa. BaBall NEEDED~ people. ea1er to advance with fut irowt.oa company. Mull be 18, have cir. neat ap· pearance, M If 681-0586 Jack Need 3 lndMdwala lo work from home on a new phone prosram. Can c&m SlCX).'150 per Wttk.. dependina oo Ume Ideal for homemakers For complete Information. l.'ail 557·1450 NURSES lmmedlate opentnl ror experienced L VN wat h ma,or company Will provtde nursing service to employeea and CUlt.omerS. Wall also u · sasl an utety and an· sw-ance procrama. Ex· cellent fnnae benefits and compet.ttlve starting salary Apply in person to \he Per.ioonel Office or cail for an appoilltment. FEDCO 30.1>Harbor Blvd Costallaa,CA (714 ) m.BIO IMMEDIATE PART TIM OPENINGS Help an Saturday It Sun day mom1nO &.o deUver DAILYPILOT to OW' cunen. llu•t have &ood drivuta re cord. lar1e 1tat1on wagon or van Hourly -+ mllea&e Call Harry Seeleyu· 642-4321 IMMEDIATE PART TIME OPENING Wed., Sat •Sun All. Driver to Deliver DAILY PILOT To ..-CS'IWn in l"IH, applica11t ... st ha•• good drhl•CJ record, large station wagon or •an. Hourly pay + nw111 p mlowance. Cal Harry Seeley or Fostw Ouellet at: 642-4321 PBX Allawenng Servtct Operator, mature. rella ble. day shlft.s. 64S--25.SO PBX OPERATOR Answering Serv. Expr pref 6.18--ZM4 •PIX• T .A.B answering service T A.B ans. serv has u few po11tlons open in Tua .. SA, CM, • Hwit. B areaa. Vaned abills. P T or FIT. Many outatand· ing benefita. Work near Equal Oppommaty your home & cam while Employer you leam. ~~~~~~~' ~ E 0 E N\.nml LVN afARG!: NURSE: 7-3 ~PM NURSES AIDES· All Shlft.s Cetified or will train Good medical. dental bt!nefits Fiaphip Con- valescent Center. 466 flap!up Rd NB 6'2·8044 HUISH A.IDES AllShltts Experienced or certal1ed $3•50 $4 00 per hr Mature Trainees S3 10.$3.50. Mesa Verde Convalescent Ho1p1tal, 881~rSt .. C M Phone from home to service your customer9 Super eanunp. Set your own bouts Ca II 4pm LO 7pm 1198-9387 f'l:5IUoos av allable New theater Woodbridge s C. lrvtne 551·3012 PllMTIMG If }'Oil att 20 or over &c looldn& for a career op porturuty an pnntmg, ap ply at PENNYSAVER. 16111 Placenlla. CM P Time AM. LA Tlmt•s delivery SlOO per week In Laguna Beac h MUISIS AIDE ~- PT 11PM-7.30AM. 3 to P(T Woril Eann Good 11Ii11to7. Gd ~y Sml conv hosp CM .s49-:.J81 S. OfffC:E Hara Young man needed 1m· med 1a all-around helper in our modern c:lc·~ No exp nee Mu!>t hav~ car Ii dr1ver·s he Gu allowance Call Cindy 1t 851-8100 cm~ small. n~s help wt.th clerical work Call F1orence fl17 · l 755 Clfice. General. Will train to opent.e recording & reminder 1yatem1. for new car dealerships Hl.mtiQ8Lon Beach area. Call collect. 114 ·565-9147 between UM. ---- ORDER DESK CLERK Tot.rain at order procetll· ""•of.her aeneral olfke work. Typlnc: 40wpm w/accuracy. "5-2111. ORDBDIU Sm c:lfc. Answer phones, Ii lnvoicinl. Ftr. M-F Good beoellb. no exper req'd S1nta Ana at Harbor• MacArthur •t5TO. t;all 1162-3232 Re&! ~tale LICIHSID UMUC:a.SB> Will train Beat com rmsskJn split an the In duitry 10 30. to top pro ducers For 1nterv1ew call Blll al Redhill Real ty. Udooffice_:!73 7300 Rea! .E'.i~le FREE ....... UceMillcJT,.._, Call (or Info. Aak tor Steve 842-2535 '4"'' I • f I ......... __ Experienced to Laauna Beach salee rr you prt fer to work in a well known home town office. with an exceUea\ recol)t c:l actUevmenl • a con aenial starr Ulat wlll Mver eu:eed 10, call Hillie 1l McCormack Realty " abate ID UM> HarYellt ol bet referral buslna1 accumulated over 17 yean in Latnn• *-7551 ......... w.. ()ptnio1 for lken1td aalHpeople. locally owned, wtlh naUooal re femal aystem Excellent workln1 condltlona ~ eoimm!Woo. ~ CdlftdeDllal •Pl> 'l. can '1-.oaas ~ ~:-· Dea"I /rtPtS'T PUt Uml DOIWoD. 1:., to t : o 1"11 . Mo11-r . Cortoralt ome .. · hlliaa Jalaod eau Bev. ..... R.ctptloolal. P Ume 1\ata, Wt'd, le Tbura Amwerlna phonea " lllbl fllln1 No u ~rte nee neceuary. SUD/hr. aam.q,m by $tephen1 Automotive. m.am ~Fem. over 2S, (or pnva&e club SS hr. call between 2·6pm ~1. ltlCB'T'IOMIST far beauty u.Aoo. P 1ume Nace houn. Good pay A&lPlY Racha.rd o~ueue Salon, 200 Newport .. Center Dr • Newport 8-ch. ----- Rttept10011t, fulH1me throu&h 29th. Exper G~at opportunity an Job meritet with expandm& ro R.ep Hair Stylat. So. Cout Plau. CM Ap ply In person 540-8888 --- Receptlon111t , ell penenced. part time Costa Mesa 9:17-8601 RecepUOOJ5t needed Alfrt!do's 1610 P1teif1c C'oiut tlwy Newport &-.it h Cal I aft W eo<i~ ~tG~ral Offo:e Need lmmed '1u~t be briitht & e'l'K'rj!rt IC Laicht typtnl( E.nJOy work1111t 1n • quack p<tct'd pro foss1onal a t mospherf' Call Be~erly 641 Kd2I) R.ec~lon111t htf' t vp1n~ handle 4 lint' phon..- C a & uii 1. f un off t Previous e x per req 'd 8 :II-5pm Good -..il•r) ~7811 , Eltt1tbeth RECB'TIOHIST TO $900 Bright oulgolnr: 1n dlv1dual to handle heav)' ptione, & f!red people in froot lobby or beautiful. modern bwldang Ex cellent opportunity for mt.erestin$? position Ca II Rita. 540·60S5 Coastal Pe:r..oooel Aaency. 2790 Harbor. CM Never a fee R E Sllles Bu11ness saleeman Ir hsten. ha comm. no wkench Rod 751-1400 Restaurant HOSTESS Mon thru Fri rrom 10 :.Jam lo 4pm Apply m penon Oliver 'i JCiou .., Brti.tol CM ht•tv.l'en ~·5pm Restaurant Counter help full time 5 llP\!. Mon thnl ThUl"I Part tamt· Sat & Sun Irvine <Jubhou.~. lrvmt• Xlnt worlung cond SJ.SI.I 1><•r hr Call Jal.'k 2-3 JOPM 754 7500 Restaurant COt'~TEH HELP Perry'll Pizza We need ruipon people lo work l'lextble hi"!! for Sl'hool Apply Wtc>kend~ PfllRY'S PIIZA 21Ull'-• W Ot-ennfront "lewport Bea«h Ret.taurant ~:XJ>('nPnced w11treas & c1pta1n for un1q u~ .l(ourmel d1oin11 room Xlnl renumerallon for hard full tame ""nrk Mu.'lt fit costume Appl} tn pel"llOO w~ f'n 3 to ~ ~ Rrtl 21'16 W Oceanfront NB Restaurant SU. n.ECTIO ORGAN SALES ~In a hip tnlftc air condltloDld r•ifl&:' lboppJ\a mall. t commlHloot/beotllt• You llWlt be able to play tbe or1an lncludln1 pedala. Call Mn Jett Im ,., .... C'J1')5M-1JOO SALIS Jam the ndl.lnl wor1d ol Sllnb CoftaltY. l"UU or Ptr. WlU train No ln v-.mena « dd. Amaelte, Ta.NOMINOt auUo Club. E•· pert tliun. • -1!!1' bJ'. bomt llllCRSTAllY or I A. Office. Ouar. OUU. P'RJDAY !!1!'160-Tml PAAT'nlU! 1'111a1119~.S.pet. CdM locaUoa. l per1CJ11 pref. lhJor a\ock· omc.. Vf!rY liberal hn. brollera1• "rm near TUe cbarae Individual. Onop CouatJ A.lrpoft. lllpni, tnJlnl, pmerai lb&ra: f.2pm. Call llr. ale aklJ.la • muai. To a•· o.p: MNl.21. 1 iat Tra vtll o I Id f & Tl.U..ERS &spe.r R.e- 8epreltmtatlve. Call rn. qd. tor l!ll Tort.. lltUl.on Giily for lntuvlew appt Yk\jo • Lal\IM Beaeh m.-1 otft'c•. Alao part·time _531-as ________ Secrttary ror 1-&lrl ofCc. t.e.Uer. C.ootact Joan or Gane-1m E.0 E. s.Mit lYPUll • StD 'I acct 'It---------MAGt4A¥0& at1lla nMded. Sali.ry TEXAS OIL OOllPANY • .... 1 --~ open.. IU-5431. urpot.ly need9 penon _ __..... -----M P' over 40 (« proteet· tun time. lloun t.o ar Sttmary Rffept. Na ed imhatrtai aaJea ter ranee. ~Y an penoo. tiaaal Publlaher LocaU!d rltory Liberal com· Kenn Rima Hardware. North""9t Hunt Beach, rn..toas For penonal 311118Harbor.CM recprw atw"'p fnmt of· interview wnte K.R SALISMAMA(ill rice~ Miatbe&ood Haatlnp, Vice Prnl· Exp1ndln1 Oranae on telephone. type ac dent. Southwestern C.OU.y company eeeks rurately. abort.hand or Nro&eum, Boll 799. n . an experienced real speed wriUnc necnaary Worth. Tx 71101. EOE. estate sales manager Good adv;;incement Salary "generoua ovtt· potenUal Aur benefal.11 nde All replies are COii & s a I a r y pa c k a If t' MenuaJ. !Wpay to boll • Secreurial exper pref 642. '4 Daily PiJot. P O eai_··_l U._21!1.'ia Trabljador pal'I campo de aolf. Oebe coodu11r t.aerranuent.a y ma oeJar tractores El Niguel Country Club. Lagun11 NlCUel. Telefooo 496-.S167 boll 1SS>. Coata .. , .. Ca 92626 s.Ja Part tune Work part lime lo your off hourt. aa • salesper&On at your loul Rad.lo Shack Store Cur rent openings in San Clemente ror honest enercettc 1nd1v 1dual~ who a.re t'ager to earn xt.ra mane) wbtle glllfl Lll.R valuable buline.!> PlC penence Van t!d hou r<1 avail t o rat your ~cbedule Cballengang u>mm1141ons plan Pk'~ call 492-8ZZ1 UDIOSHACI A TANDY CORP. EUE SALES'8SOM Prrmammt. full time :'llewport. Fas hion l~land Telephone 'lfl). J.Zl.$. SAi ES PBSOHS ~allty plus adulb to work with ind rmtavate klds. Over 21 In Laguna, C..plstraoo. Sen Clemente areas ,ART TIMI EV!MIMGS PHONE: 64.2-4321 or M-4i800 En 250. Between l-$l>M Ast For Andtta SALES REPRES£N TATIVE -To call on reader ad b«na!M'M ICCU for adveraau.na. Moo-Fri 9-S Base + comm Co benefits Will tram ~eat appearance Ii itood apell a.ng essf'Ollal Apply 1660 Pla<.'f'T'llll Ave C M ')al.-s Rl'p Top c om - mas.s l()f\,S So Coa 'It a re a Wa.t.er C:ondJtaoruna Co Wall lraan Call 772 9919 f~appt ___ _ 5andw1chm11n wanted F' 'Tor PT Gary s Dela, DX1 E Coa!t Hwy CdM . Of' call 67~ 2193 SAVINGS AC:COUMT C:OUMSEl.-OR Full -tame pos1t1on ava1lablt-m our Costa Mesa olfac:-e 8 JO S Mon 1-'n Ot'ca.s S..t K :l> I Ellpenence preferrt"d Plu.ae call Mr W1&rwr at~2300 C:..hw ........ ~·Lo.t Z700 Harbor Blvd CM EOE MF SE U1STRESS trainee llt.enl.lons. M F. cs t m sewing 10-3PM. Mon Fri Meliua 548-5918 Seamstreu. s k1lll'd w dresamakang "allera bons PT Non smoller 965-1101 Irvine SICUT .UY EXEC Xlnt OIJPl.Y av ail for 1t n 1ndiv with typlo& of 70WPM. SH ol llOWPM. Alktn Electronics. 3181 Airway Ave, Bid& L .. Secretary. part U me 20 hn wk 2 yr min t'XP ftecept • typing. f1Un11 . Llt.e bookkeept.lll. Small. non-1mk1. plea.ant. CdM otC&ce Call Dian~. Mon , Wt'd . or Thun . 6'4 lllll RDn Yeo. t-"AJA Ardutert Secn!Ury DIC SlCUT ARY f'1n111nc1al 1nve.,t111ent hrm for edut·•tor!I Penonoel Commwiaca 11on ~ l>~p .. rtmt:ot S«retary t;u-ellent t)'P· Ul.I( & 'lhorthand i.k1lt. rt'· quired Sttretanal ex lol'fle"Ott a mwol lnqwre 714 64lHI 1.23 ~ EXICUTIVI steaETA•T SllOO ~·~.l!J 170Newpor\Ctr Dr NB SLe ~ 64(1-292() ~"URITY GATl.UAID For pnvate communal)' Laauna Be1cb are ... rout.lnl sht.ft. 14 00 per br call 494-3571 Mon !_h for •Pill· S1m1a WAltlHOUSIMAH ST All Sl40 MO Job~unt> flltabbshed Company f'l'er ~al denual 66-3.12.l tn Newport 'lhort Orctn C ooll • 8 · 2. Moo lo'r1 ~ .. lary open In person K llam or 2 Jpm 700 Newport Cent~r Or ~ a 11h1on bland. Newport Belll'h ~OL I CITORS TELEPHONfo: Hrs Moo· t'tt 3 llPM SUarttnll PIY 13 25hr + l'Omm No l!lCper ne« Wtll tr11n l .Jl l\alh)-tPt 1 Olfll ~IAHTNO~· Ux-lll \mwa~ d1~tnbulor offt'r-. opponun1n for ltUOd e1U1Unf!" You 111rk thl.> boor; f or n ppt to .,tart in bu..,me:,~ of your own t'd II tiJ 1 1246 or 91'"14-5.226 Leo Ente l.a8 Ocho a las trahorru Trainee Pos1t1on . Swttchboard Operator Must be able to work Clex1ble hours (.'1111 ~~------ TIAVB.A<HNT Man 2 yrs recent exp 1n mt.emabOnai Ii domesllc commerl.'aal sale!> Needed for Ire automat ed Irvine agency. Salary commen .. uratt' w ex ~eoce Quallf led only need I~)' i5"7·2700 TV Tecbruaan Outside 40 hr wk OH wkndb Patd hobc14lys Vacat.aon ln5urancr Davis Brown Co 548 3437 Gar)' W1liOO . Ser\llC't' Man.ag_er ____ _ TVPlST, part time for Newport Beach architet· tural farm Musl havt' lCJnl t)1>Ull " fa liD g s k 1 lb Pref arch constr bkgd Will accept e0Un1swllc andlv to Lraa.n. Coouu.'l Karen Jacbon. 673-0300 TYPIST 'Jl)«>wpm. ... will lJ'alD you to be a skilled l~. xlnl working cmtA_~~·· t'l'9-31541. 1'be~n1 Room. Valet Parking Allen dliols. Pnvate Cowdry Oub Part tame, days & nights Women en l.'our;aged to appl} S..-S41M Valet Park i n.: ~perv11or Privat1• Counlr)' C lub e11 peirnttd Call for appt 644-S«M ----- WAITRESS Full·Umt· 11 -6 5 days $4 . 7S Pn\.11.e club &M 5404 WAITRESSES Immediate openln~ 1trave y11rd " daoner :shirts Apply Taylors Rataurant. Sanla Ana l''rwy UtedluJI WAITRESSES & WAITERS -Apply an peraon betweo 2 & 1 Sl.aVT'OI 5831> W Cst Hw> NB WELDER. gu ft TH.i \1111 1 year exper Good "'ork1ng l.'ond Apply !lam 11 ;am, at 15602 Mn!>hrr. Tustin Ca II 557 7'1XIO STAT TYPIST Profession.LI hrm an nev. 1--------• Newport Be1u·h orface W()RJ( OVBSEAS oeeci'I stal..ulltl.'lll typist Make more money work Linter J. [) expenencf' an lll$t abroad re1ardle.1 ol a.'>Ht but not l"t'qWr~ your age. sex or present Good beneflh & ex position All type& or cellent working cond1 workers ur~ently re t1on., Call Mary HI quired For details. send ~I l7'J0. An t.>qual op a ., tamped . s e Ir pan~tt l'mployer addtesc<l envelope LU. ~ .... ,,,. ... s~~~~ 701 Waatun!C:s.reet It Deot. 5032 Ttniftc opportun t)' to Bllfalo. r.few Yorit 1~ grow wllh one ol nation '1 tmia--------l e ad I 01 DISCOUNT --- STOCKBROKERS Im· YouthCounselors New Ii t>X l.'tting rcst1urant concept Newport Beach lnine lll'N lonuon Now ac oepllnA appUullons for prep. utility, cuhlers. & t'OUnter help. Xlnt op portwllty ror studenta .. housewives Flcxlblf schedules. r lime .. p Ume Contact Norhn Restaurants rnc Mr CM.. 56-1454 medlateopminpfor: Part Time evenanas ~tered Repa <M&oina adulia working M""arstn C\erb wtth youth. Over 21. Own f:n&lish S.7-08&1 M·F. SECRETARY -With ~5 penonable phone voice a.t.aurant Saodwicb " 'alad aa Hmblers. part-time S.llAM . Mon·Frt. full· Ume 5AM·lPM . Mon- Frt. ~ per hr. Loft'• KJtcbu, '7"0747 aft. 1MM far appt . for physical dama1e re- newal•. Typln1 50·55 wpm. We wW t.ra1D for underwntln& reqwre· rmnta COn&ad lb lloth .... Experienced Top tTaollportaUon $3.50 hr salanea Call POl'IOIUM! atan. NPll ~. '15U070 CALLANDREA t&Mlll, ext 250. 1-5PM. E.O.E. --------'11 .. u... Al,_y d~· AHnQOEJIOW 11p You-baul or " Ja Bl~ CM ...,,. Ul8T R LEASFS AU&bCJ'9m1a1tbe AKC lr11b Selltr, l)'r . cu by lllattb t fem, red, 1or1eou1 &i ·~ ~MuatGo! playf\&l.&1'7_·S_7U __ _ > Sbowcuea. fhLlutta ~I Orey Poodle. wtw --•·merc-•bud.iu--· -~ oo!} llkel women ,. 64S-8 __ 1_74 - St Bemard, aill 1holb. r 6mcll. male, v~ry tum~ & ..... mKft 10 I 0 pntl~. to lood home •••••••••••• •• •• ••• •••• Call Paul 1M7 13411 tAStl PAID Wahr dryri, Refr111 . fo'rcc J yr old female ~oroot957·8l33 WCJwrSparuel r.oraer 1rp etud10 CQUall.. w &hi ll La ~. oU llJS MG ml Al Dt~. Miat M!U very a:s-AW, YU)' l'OOl m porary llvin1 room ll'04UI. lmponed froru ltaly. ve thousand.I Of doll&N.IMGlfl ~ wormwood <Clio ~l i yra N•w 12.itOO nil 11,000 <>'brr mast• fun1 1t•mt. atereu & b&Miewauw 8.lJ.20111 aft 8 :.> Ml.L'lt r.611. 6 mo old com pldb ku11 u wat.erbed OO.Z7UI. uft 61'M Solid wulnut 1llrunii ruom isn Xlnl construct1011 SUrlace ~ touch up As L!I 1750 831 1363 -646-0'1~ GE Holpoaol wuber -Old Cherry wood bed. : a~. s.inl rood apt Avaul now for adoption. l!OO'i matlr"H.'l~.'S 175 type rdr11. Sanyo. need good homei. for __ 83132'711aft ]Pm • almost new. 2 cu fl Australian Shephert.I ICZ-f711 puppte" 3 German ·nee. ranee top. dbl ov~n. hood iii fan S200 t;4() 1141 'Rerric ''" yr old Montgomery Wards 2 dr !ibepherdt.. lnsb Setter Ple&l>e call 644·~ f'Tl't l.O GQod Home. IJ mu ~null fero l'oodlc L'illl 754-<0ll alter 4pm • Gd cond 1270116£1 7409 uft !I mo old M setter I.ab 5 rrux blk To l(ocld hnmt' -54G-118lK 2S cu ft i.1~ aide Han er.t Dalk. chesU. stel bt-d , uul tbl. aquarium lll;rnd 839-1B7!1 ;ll\cr llpm Comp! Bdrm IWle for !Hill' l..'500. xlot t'ond. mcl 2 rute·ilallds. dra11r mir rw chest. Qn ~t mJl lnlbS, 2 laml)b. -.ct llbt't·~. I spread. & w111l decor Call 64• 2292 bftWt>cn 7&3. iu.k for Donn11 w. .... , ••• ,,... ta.rd ...... ~ lor&lth '-' ... oee tpere. We ~a ~'Tv~a~I' I Kai FtalL VarttlY of alrap, IDMll•I a.lrlla. U.. l'rGm DJ to SlOO. l D rtq\irwoen&a PN· _~;.....;,.,;..,... ____ _ ~ km • &bell! f'ur • fbr sa&e CaJw1t9 Male ~ ~ t.a1 enck»e wallpaper. fabric or Fem. • Soc Ylncb. "OaY Gk>" paper II we _116_'10 ______ _ wall bl.ck Ir trim )C>Ur "-I. °"'Jim IOto Lall Or try twu carda •••-•••••••••••••••••• black c.u back. tOIO •l*ACULATI• Zl'·IO'IOATI t/lJ mo. Plau pnpc:t ~tlltfmo. lntl.afpe. ..... 1M, ...... 0Wa ........ t060 ....................... ·• lAdln 11. 251\, vam bull. 1llp lo NB, beautiful. $4000 . IM.m10 lJ' MM.tatf. \rir, oew Ul· Iman aall. $795. '7WM92 P'l"H•tyle Catamaren Bea~ ~ft' ID wa~r. 12. 100 compl fJ7J. IOll2 Lii.ip radq 1ioop. limit ed put.oera wanted. &45-0ZZfl ....................... t5ZO PRICE • .,. szeaors 16 YAMAHA TCT20 J bead 33· Tartan ... _. • aa1•-. cau ~ Rec ~. oow VHF ......... ~ .... R " Win.. ••••••••• ••••••••••• •• • Si9J. Allanilc Mua1c «S • ---... ace '4& Ferd WoodM!. ralored 4 s taet SI eoea. 69\apSl~•· IDormoreSl 40ea E. J7U1Sl. C.O.ta Mesa ner 846-31111"1 113.000. ·e Ford Wood1t-. realored mint cond 8>.000 ~111 S.U. Tu included 14" Hobie Cat 10C'ludes Hammond Or1an. Model van r •<'k. 1800 offer M 103. 2yra old. $1295 Cll3 l-»47l NOCARD1 Or11w your own or send name. add.te61, pbooe & we'll m11ke one cu.rd ~r Lal Add Zi' CJacb St-nd check or money or- ~rto: ,,LOT NJMT'IMG Like N~ P. P 497--050 Aoliquti Uprt&bl Puuw h•• been cut down modernized dnd re rmlabed antique wtutl' m>. 50-2080 af\emooni. p 0 Bolt 1* SpartWJ Chods 10•• Colt..a MN•. Ca 92626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jolm Wayne Teonil Club ram1ly membership rzw> Evee~ JOHN WAYNE TBNNIS CLUB regular mcm benhap fouale M2 2932 lY,Radio. Videotape recorder . HIR, ~ 1091 MallJl&vox with blacll a. ••••••••••••• •• •• • • • • • • wtut.e camera saso. QIU Bet.amax V1edo CW.5 rl' ~ corder SL-ll600 Undl'r ~---warr $700. 2pm+Hpm 1'wul ~ 1prtng & m :t l · ll&«i63 lnSI ~ Three wedge --- bol1ter t'U1tuoo1 SJO :11 COLOR TV S95 L.adMs 3 is~ t>Ote $.5() l YR WARRANTY L.arse Med style T V 6'2 S340 I\ M 8 track & reron1 player T V ~ work lteauUful cabinet $200 Zerutb Hhn color l \. Xlnl cond 54M·242!f Home~2PM TIME SH.ARE Ira yacht.II l'lqlal y ~er'lh.lp Tropical Home Pon.. 6U022!1 ~ ... / 9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPS AV A.ILUU YAC Newport~! Up t.o a>' $150(1 I deal loc lD Nwµt Utll pd Ctl>l d dork, ph OU~ 573 1464 su,s nt4 >~ lhml. llarbour ahpa aHlll Debby 213 582·~ cVe!I or~ T1s.t"f.,._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '29 Ford R.epbca SIOOO over coet Cboo.e op UQnm 640-Ul.11. '55 ~ 2 dr. Need.I lov- 1 n g home Sac SlOOO firm 961-8961 '29 Modet A, frame. ena. lilll running 1ear. no body ... Modej T Cpe. ~~Make of· fer fl3l !1475. ~t ---- '4M Model T Spttdm~r Show cond Fu I I y rmtnred C'.all i':vea al\ 6 ~156 IJIU VanDen Pia~ \.'EU. Ruoa. good i.obd EJ1pena1vt' ror 13.SOO 8C-ll807 --............ ..,....._ Pno ff()(h look II '530 ....•........••...•.... Go&d refng xlol cood DlO 1164-2254 aft tl ~~-----~ ......... ~?.~~ 2-MtrTOr Of'ftMt' S 125 t'or ~e J whl elertnc _ Call_!47 2'796 l art saves gae., IHl t · .,..., ....... ~ ...... PUCtf MAXI MOPED NEW '895 644 57111 ,550 i"roet ·fret' ref n K $75 ~l~or975 2742 f<'hg>drure Com"al't Apt Ldundry <.'r 1Wa11hcr & Dryer > S75 646-9060 Q.ASSY JUN(f>UE &Junk 646 1058 'l'wln Moupnng and Mul • lreb.'> p I u:. fr a me S60 JH.' r sa Call after 5 9tM 5355 \1.•kl' \our :-.lt11p111 11g 1·a.'i1n I>\ 1J-.1n)! lh•· l>;11ly Kmg u water ~. mat l'llot ('l<J-.~1f1l'<I \ti., tsaa & heat.er. all wood 67~3315 aft 8PM ~ea~ of C£ove Du~tte aet. table wath ch.aJ..nl ~ M2 190'.l Sert.a lung 11z.e bed & frame. Pd seoo. make of. fer Oya S40-076l, evea •1232 tcne., cuble, etc loci ltcKt ol r 960-5..'ilB ----- U8 sq yrds xlnl shag (•urpet, redecoralloR. $2 00 pr yd. Or /yellow ~ ------R CBUYFS Not Q 8 I.SH bwlt up, l'\'ady to ny Jus\ add radao Ir eoa&ne MS Allo. YaA Pete with wln1 built ONLY. Mate offer Qlll ttwn 7.00PM Ir 9 OOPM. ~ ---- ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gcuw 4 90 I 0 FOXJ GT l..ikt-nl'w ~ 18 Ollt'rokee Ouef lo m1 -••••••••••••••••••••• mph.~ firm X.lnt c.iond /\Jr, &lerL"<I WHITMY BUYING 646 1798 $7,!J95 ~5568 18 ~mo~. Lil rm 964-2W. 675 K3J6 ~/ 9150 73 Toyut.a U.nd Cnw.cr Hne rood UnJt, Uwn••r Xtras $3150 l.all 411& 1335 ex 831 -0)5 .......... • • • • • • • • • • • • • '76 llod.ce .Powft"-w aaoo '78 ~ DR 370 Ridden Naoy xtru SC700 4 t.unee Seller trade ~. 114 661-0C'Ta canm-OGt 19 Jeep c.J 1. 20.000 '79 Sun*! S .P 310. Llke malea. ecooomacal 8 flill 11.~or make offer. cylinder. J 1pd. mny C&llT7l _~-----. .1C1r» 15700 QlllMS-9735 This Valentine's Oay send your love a greeting all the worid can share with a Oa1ly Pilot Heart of Love Its easy compose your personahzed greeting & we II set your message 1n type to flt the border of your choice or your own handwntten thoughts may appear 1n the border you select Sda hide-a-bed. lake n~. nwtt never UM'<1 Sl7S 4'"8' B11l1ardi. t.abl~ Ac· 641~. SH6-9548 ('816 incl ~ SELLING 'Th VamaNi 125 t:Dduro, eJ«' start, lJOll m I $450 760·1516. 951 ·611i.7. flobert Jerop CJ 5 Orluxe mt & ut Ind P1on1'i!r 1-·" <.:a!>S 1ler ~ equ"hzn tuJgu.,. '9X> oules W 111 tab best otrer 631 ~1234 before l Lam aft Spm Borders come in 3 sizes s 18. s 12 & a special child s size for S3. (You must be under 12 to Qualify for this one) If you wish to create your own greeting use a black pen & wnte your message In the heart below or draw your own Valentine of this s11e #3 This Size $12 For help Wlth your ad. 1uat call 642·5678 & a friendly Valentine ad·viaer will be happy to assist you. And. 1f you llke. you can charge yoor Valentine ad or use your Master Charge or Bank Americard DAILY PILOT 6424878 Mail to Dauy Piiot Claaalfied Oeoattment. Box 1 &eO ' ·Cotta Mesa 9282.8 Sola i.lt-ept!r ;! bufrl'l nf'denLa '· wroughl iron la!Ult fanurc. 4 cnrs. lll hie. other muc 1temi. 631-<TTl ~Sde 1055 ...............••.•..•. (,Ju;Wty Sofa & lovt'lleal. 3 wk1> old fo:drlhlone' <.:111>l $7115. !11!11 $3511 Wooden l'Ofhtc & end tblt.-..,, lamp!! K3!J.49UJ Jlow.chohJ & l(aral(c t•a r & mcA.Orcy<'lc. st.ereo & rum Sporu eqw p 20634! i'~ct Ln U B 96() 797:1 H~e l(llri11o:1• !>ale -..Un f'f b 3rd !fam to Jpn1 MiiMnJ II S pJrkml( kA Spnnl(dalt' & 1-'.dinl(t•r SupptJrt °t1<Jnna Sot"t· .. r' Sat Swl H·J. 1n1 Wh1ttwr ~, C M 10' lo ~JO. bdrm furn 1nrl end lbl' IJt tlr~i\n . rhlf ron1e:r . m1rrur. lid lamJll) vi\l-d jewels-. dis plays, of(ic·e furn . II ft & I fl nor hl(hlA, hdntl rmdt.' dned rood t>tn d1-1 playi.. dot.he ... l't•ram1,. JeWt>lry . & bnc 11 bor Sleeper 110fa11. c·hrs. bed~ Wik. tiles, crpti;. ~Ink hike part.a. moped. l'l<' 525 Poplar. Laguna Heh Before&pm Seal Beach Garal(e Sale 111 vacant lot near the romerof M•rine & Elec trlc Avenue1. f'ebruary 2 from 10 AM to •PM. Some antiques, many bouMho&d ltema and fill· hmi aear at )ow prices' ... ~ .. ··-IOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11ao •• dJamood rln1, e dlarDOodt, l.I K. UI potnta. Quallty rln1. 1.5500 or beat offer. ~ • You can be a I WINNER 1 .. ., : ~7032 AB U1ck Sp1r1l Duphralor. restaurant tlQla prneo1. S.S.5fa HOBIE HAWK Thia la Yow DAILY '1LOT IOAT MART To~pwod c~642·5678 BMW i6t,, ROOS, S1 her Snx*e Pp Si21W01o(r ~ llooda 1'9 C8650. un1.h-r 673 211.3 ._ _______ ..Cl 500 mi Cot.t SMIJO. sell ·79 f'ord 4ll4 loaded. $8,000 or bot olfu 5J6..4b.54 Telf'scope brand new. Urutron Mdl 114, refnu· Wantt'<l use of !ihp or lllf. $3..'iO r.142 2523 llVJUn n g an c xc ha n I( l' for ~ Qf boat 641·1505 or 5514460 Siu boots. new, nt•ver wwo(lt . 8'4" motor mount, floor mg seat.a. oars $465 754 1732 '1800 After 6 PM 644-ZM i8 Hnnde 750 14 J, bUpt'r 11s>orl hk~ new l411-0 mil1~. xtru St 71(1 con .,Ider l rade, 87J-04(Y., 76 tcz 900 Kawuak1 Lo m1 Good cond 'fJ6 Scout~. 4 whttl dr 4 cyl, remvbl to p 20 25mpi llSOtl 0 8 !i-48 1517 Tnacks t560 ···•··•••·············· 1979 CHEftOLET WVptCKUP SILVER fo'OR SAL~ Gram. bar. med1.Jlton P P 979-4887 e .,es ---loats. Pow.r 9040 9fl>.7973aft 6 4 speed trans . custoro s hell w carpetl!d 10 lt'nor. 11terl!o It m11ic wheels It's bl•cll & nin· • IJ.SDll!i2 > Wu~ WANTED SILVEfl IJOLLARS P"t party 67~1.2rlor ""es t>73 2924 ~ W..e.d 1011 ...•••.•.....•......... WI IUY Sil Vltl H.lghf'st pnce11 paid sumufl Kul7 • Son. SaherSm1thl (94 ~I Wantt-d Sliver Dollar' l"vt party wall p11y 116 ~ each 1182 SU> .... ............ 1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......•...•........... 44' PAClf1CA ~).JO knoU 1prt.s(1hr lWIO GM 350 HP data. bit i7, Tuna to\Wf, hall eler tron1cs. Pru:ed below market. Robert '!cGregor Yacht Bkr<1 Jnc Dover Landini( 6.fS.11819 UADYPOI SUMMlllFUM l'IMltocnlled ThWKk>rb• rt.I f'ormula. Castawa) 25 '6 ". twin f<1rd" perfect family bout LOOI ul xt.ra.s Xlol cond Trlr incl 114 ,950 1111)''> 754-IST7 or 75'1 1163 eve• i6 Hond• 2$0 Dirt Utkl• fCltil rond ~1 515'« .n 4PM i9 Harley XLH xlnl cond l'Xlras 55IX> nu. movan• muat ael I Ca II an)'Uml' 714 9ll3.Q294 NOW$64t5 IAAaMOTOIS CA&.&. 97'-2500 lf7'FOID FIOOPICKUP 18 Honda ex 500. Like va. automatic \rans new' CaJJ Daya 544 .. 760, pwr stMl'in• & lt!Sb lhan tva 7'Sl 482() ~.cm mllf9 nNMt77 1 ·79 Harley 1000 Very clean 13.3>0 --~ '16 Yunab• RD..00. xlnt 1hape. custom pant & uro. Show Bllle Sl200 87~21137 $4111 THEODORE ROBINS FORD lOt.O ttANBOR BLVD (0'>111 Ml ~A t.47 0010 King 3 8 Trombone w cae S200Al\er6PM 64&-8828 .......... s.1 DRUMMERS drum set. 7 Make your 11ho1J1>lnl( .... /StoHp f 160 drwnl ~ hardw1Lre. 962!1. easier by uslna Lhl• D.o tly ••••••••••••••••••••••• Or b&tolr. 640-0654. Pilot ClatMintod AdH R.= ~ ~e~~u.rz. m,':!r com ~.w. + &-ml M).&W 197'7 CHEV LUV P u 4 l1)Md trana., Cuaell.e It stereo, ahell. maa wb~la plus 1tock rims, new palm • low mlln Prl pty SdlO or beet offer Call 845·5100 (d8)1 I !141 U17 <ev~1 or weekeo.da) It aak for Vldm. =t-'~ You mav request Ad-Sitter llNb when placing ~ od . . . CM Ad-Sitflr numblr wilt~ in your: Deily Pilot od ••• Ad.Sitt« takei yclUf' m llUQll •• :, you coll rn at voor con...nlenee fO oet the , .,._ to 'fC'JT, Od ••• tNl liwm 11 onJy' 15 P.tr w11k. For more information and to place vru.. ad c:01 6'2~ t I ?O '1'2 Ouier P.U. Xlnt run· nlnt c:ond. W /camper ....................... libell. SIAJ50. ~ .... '15 Kcua&rJ A.ir9, 15.. Ith 11'7..-S wtll, wvtl trlr. 9150. a.. a N4swpoft Dw>ee "74 a..y wr. hyl. 3 apd. ntl'P ..... apl'T. N.8 lz& ll aL Im.mac. Xlnt 1IT1 Trnti.t. u·. air CD9Cll toad. Lo cnllu. •W"ll1.nt. eauu. clean. m»tatt ........ Oclllll ............... m1-.... Doro~~un. T»mt ......... ,... &A.cc1111rlft t400 ....................... ~· a o. Pickup lir11. 1 ___ t ...... 7f,_·;;..il0_.._0 __ D> .... 2'1tc IDI, l-tone WllUJ ~=-~.~":!mf.~ Cl&t.M CARS ~ a..$.ST1 ~ ......... ~1s "4&da)'I, MU'IV7 aft 5 " ,_., ''""-' wbdl. Tl 't'biyota, 1on, bed. 4ap. tool boll. Joun.I ll.a9S PP. DHIZll>,11&'1-0C> COHNfll CHE'IROLET 'I\," ii I I l•o1 "" o, I ' ,., I ' .., ~ .~. \ 546° I 200 "fl Ferd "-p u. AM /FM. p0wer 1tecr1n1. aood cond. SlJOO, &t&-3849 ........ Drhd ....................... y-'570 ~.: ••••••• !?!.~ • •••••••••••••••••••••• I t7a FORD I 50 CUSTOM YAN VI. 5tandud lrana • pw r a~et.!J.'lf. ma.r t~ P" ~·pop up ,unroo( " carpaod tnkn<Jf' Com•· iii see It' l37»0 > Wu 9116 HOWSS"S IAUBMOTOIS CALL 979.2500 '77 Dodiic ll.t rry 1. "n "C'Ubit \'llll • 12 II C;l(f(U :.&n:.a Rad.Jo ht>ult-r air cond 11ulo tramm.111100 , l(d runt.I Pnc«S It> &ell l'»ll J\'rry 631 0~53 Aft 4 1111 ~ 79f'ordYan. .,._11'73afl ~ ~Cbtovy Vim 10 l'amP'!r outltttt!d Mt'rl'o 1:•11'> Xlnl ~hapt-»c.olu w w~ol~••le I J 72J 64~14M . 64fl IJ 153 J fl J ;J) '76 VW II PUii •11n IUKm1 Side tt·nl, bac-k tt'fll, r0<1f rack ,\ ~ "~ (:on•I cood pp 5411 047i i6 f'"ort1 SUtfrr \ •n. /I. I PS Pk AM fM • f I' a.ux UlnX x Int I t1n<I $451•1 M.5-161~ 79 AllA IOMEO SPIJMT .. T With AN /FM cauellt', mal( wbeela ~ shadow IU1 ~I Sl0,49!1 RACH IMPORTS 8411 VOve Street NEWPORT BE \CH 752-0900 Iii ~Ider 111 cl.ti.&11· tom.I OllJO 673-5027 a fl !J A.bk ro, Bub RACH IMPORTS UMd AJfa R-.06 71 Sptder-Whll4! 77 ~plclf'r Ytlluw w AM fM 1>lc1t'CJ t·---~ 78 Spider H1•cl ..., A M t M b t •• I I' •I I'll.~ 711 Sp I d 1• r S I I \' I' I w A ~ r M ., I 1• r 1•" r lill&t'tl• i 4 GTV N11v ' hlu1· .ur 1-und .. A ... "~ ~lt'I ·~' 77 Spnnl <;T Nit\I) IJIUI 41r l'Vlld A \f F'1 "l1·r1•u I &W'th: & mJ~'> BEACH IMPORTS M Duve Street NEWPORT f\F.At.11 752-0900 9707 . .••..••..••••..•...... i7 Fox. 4dr i'~I. all lllrll" !It'., •I Nrwpori I~ Trlr l'k. l'V .. .,. B $43.'IO Mio~ 9510 - ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMW 9712 ..•.•.•.•.••........... CREVIER &I U aatOAOWAT ~A ... lA AHA 8353171 fHI tr A rt 011 'i ._ ~ •USEOIMWt• .,.300:2 4 \P 1641 P\l<J > .,.. 4ap 17DYPI» 'n'3!rll41p.alr~U.l 11-M~ll 'T7 m 4 1p, &1r C2'~'iX 1--n~ •p S R IQ\711 1 llililiililUllll 77Dk'sl 145t;S)t(_j I "71432DI 4-p. Q39\ 'Kil '714&:n.~1 \ S R ct u .. 9590 .•••........•.......••. U&n l ~II ) 1.1ur I 11r CUVIHIMW PAYS TOP l>OU. \R t·orc1t!an l 'M-d lrnpon ... n1ll \41kr or I k111 llS..l 171 WANTED! L•tl! model Toyulil Vu•YOI> Plc:-llup!I &-\ dll., Ca.II ta todJI y • Earle Ike TOYOTA-YOLYO ., .......... ,.. c .......... . ,,. U• OOJ w '40 to7 PORSCHE'S WANTED ,\!jaw U1thf'11pp11rtun1t) to l'Ollltdtor I~ pur1:h11."" Of' trlldt 111 of \OUr c h:Jn PnrM he Cht'<k with \ !! Tuda>' 1 )11.;H H9ifh(M IJ!.._J (',M-,,.,_ "•• »» Oowd S..ltdoy\ OQ.A.MGE COUNTY'S OLDEST IOI Mel.AREN's ~ N Bo•oith Bl~ct l.AHA8K·\ ~ \11 No olSA Fw) I 17141522-5333 ~ndayhy \i)pt 71IMW5l0i .t 'Pf'f'd power stc~nnl(. pc,....1·r hrake--dlr nmd1 lt<lfllnJ: A \t f'~ -.tcn·o 1·aheth· •!lel'tnr i.un "'°' l'fertnl' wmdow .. Tupaz tan 1nl.t'nnr. only ~o.300 milt's Im flllltUlaU" 112.WO firm < 0illl fM.Z·OIJH Wo ~ 9580 Nllo LAOIMIJ 9510 ...•.•.....•.......••.. •·····•··············•· .... -----------.. I LEASE ANY MAKE I I ANY MODEL I I I I PAY ONLY I • I FIRST MOHTH I I PAYMENT I I MO D1POsrr o~ LAST MOMTH I I WE TAICi AMY TRADE I I CPAID H>I OI MOT) I 1 rHOMI CREDIT APPltov AL 1 .. • ..,., .... CC*lAI .. '' o .. ... NOW! UMlllLIC'nC* Ofl.-W '"' ntt't-1nr, UJCll"t•7JOl'I .. STOCll ' ...s. ... , .... re4k), 01h n. H cnlltt. , '• 1 llAR..,ll..t. -'"l\\Jt4 till 111-. .. 'fl·J•'"' 1lit VW l P...,er Vu ... "" 1l: ... , ..... ...... "" u.· oo. Call uw••ar YALLIYl..Olrn .. llarl'*1te Pkwy ISSlON Vl&.10 ll1·2040 4"Mt4t Cl.019 SUNOAYS i& CVCC 'ood coad a .soo or bett offer. ID.es3 aft ..... 'Tl Ac~rd LX Uoder 4.<XXI ~ 1-ded Best off•OVW "9 8'13-9071 ......... t7l0 '746 °"" ....................... 1911 °'1el S&aUon Wason Good runn101 cond AMt FM can Much more. llluat aell $17~ 'Call-3411 9741 ?JYW ~ a PopTop. 4 r*1io and beat.er. I !iA311J) Uffi IOIWITHA.M VOUlSWACMM 7900 Westm.1naler Ave. m Walmlmler ....................... •BMW UiOO, mint condJ '62~ llJDl,J.l IJlen. ca.a ac• sate -~l ... .,., Uoo. $30001 beat offer 4 O/D, 1 OWDI', $6.500 on all t.m Peuaeot.1 In --------st.Odl 504 & 804 sedans t'INT74 CdM or .,_,. "lladwp. a/c. AM/FM .__Giiie 9734 1ttre o. $7 .200 Dys ·-•••••••••••••••••••• MIMJ'Jll, eves a-Lts2 K.UM.t.M4 GHIA 71 White. 60.000 ong. ...................... DlL Mint... 673-2653 "76DATSUH 210%COUPI ldlesel • au tm&IJle» ' SeeuaNOW! 9750 A real mover with al cond., mac wheel• t740 '711 912· E 32Kml. l''og 11t090 lape. '8l~XS> ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 18 i:npa. alr, alloys. W•-=W-$6491 ''" ..XZIOSI llenlO.l'lJ-3221 IAUER MOTORS 4 DOoa SIDAH "16 Poncbe 9US :S 1pd. ~ ... 1 1 979 • ., .. 00 Salver blue tk lo8ded w1tb --~-------~ allol U.iunry appolol· Irvine O at~un •4 .... r) c.,.. •• , (l, ..... meda. MUil see to ap- predat.e I (/JT(YPO ). OMLYlffti MOWAIDCIN•• .. Dot'e .Qull ... Mp, at.er cass Sonrf. Silver Immac. 114.900 P /P . 640 ·1948 eves /wtmda. ?5911STAA•A No motor. must aell Call Bob 64&-1'185 Haytq trouble 1elllni )'OW' car! Try us• Paid for °' not! Mk for Frau Marinoot Tom Aikln. 117' I RACH ILVD. ..... ~Ollleodl 14 JOOO 71YWIAllrT Special !diUoe. 4 apeed, i;unrool, cuaeU.e. white w red vUiyl (mT'X.A) $4HS IOIWITHAM VOUCSWAGEH 11nl We&t.mlnat4r Ave in Westrnlnster fm.1551 ... '7lllO '7\ VW Super Beetle. supenor cond. 10.ooom1. rbll ena. new brks struts tires-paint, Avail Feb lst. $2600. Call 642--0641 aft 4 :r>. ------ 77SCIROCCO Dynamite cobalt blue wtth velour. 4 apeeil. air cond • s tereo. Very lhal"PI GMSRUQ) $5995 IOIWITHAM VOl.KSWAMM 7800 W•tmlmter Ave. in Westm!mter --~ 638-TlllO Ir •• ,_,.• 11 I 4 ,., I ,., ,'> NEWPO~ BEACH llloOSIS 1lJl'2 9UT Porsche. Ell: cellenl eoodiUoo. CalJ 13 V9I Square.back. SUD afterlPlll. -..20&1 MUJ1 . root. acelleal c:oodWoa. Sell' S2llXI Oya 833-1636 __ _ •..Z '76 3000 '72 JW.Z 4·sp. AM t FM lmmacuiate coodillon! Xln d $3 950 Locally o wned 4 cas1. t con . lel'Vlced. fully equipped, ..... 9756 'm VW Camper Rebuilt ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• fll&1ne $2400 ofr. P .p. 66.J4C'1 warranty. lease or i7 211>-Z. ong owner Ilk purchase. (473REM I •1 DEALER IN U.S.A m-818> _ _ __ ~pd, $68()0 Call Jl~~s ~ ~~~VER 1.970HARBOR BLVD 0 S RO CC Tl 280Z 2+2. 4 spd. clt•c COSTA MP.SA R LL · Y snrf. AM FM rass. A C. 611·1276 :!~':::c~tt 5.1K n\l, $8500 661 '1074 -~~~~~~~ lL.....---' ........ '73 Pickup Tape derk. 79 Ml'Z 2400 __ c_lO\~O \UNO-'YS AMtFM. AIC, 4 spd Ma Less than 6,000 miles. whla, 1po1lcr kit Nd Med red/bamboo. elec:. some enit wrk Xln swiroof. lba car is 1n t1rel Sl,P11bllt ~ "I.lite new" cond1Uon. '68. Sliver Shadow HllD 2 dr Conuche Hardtop lype. Phone included $25,000/olfer Will trade for "19 or 'IO El Dorado PP.~ Unique fin. available with next to notbin& dawn. mzt> s.lb ---9760 7J VW squareback. runs FOCI. clean Sll50 Dana Point496-0248 --"12 411 Sta Wftn. good 1hape. $1600 631 ·5475. 5-6421 '19 Rabbit Diesel 2 dr. $2!JO() crush & pay orr bal of $MOO Fully equip g;.2349 dys or 642.U)(). Ad Sitter 11 lZl, U b.rs '68 VW very clean $1.495 5483096 ·- '19 Malibu Claaic. A/C. VI. all pwr, AM /FM ~~xtraa . lt75 ... CUIY "Tl CheYelle 307 _,, PS. I09CA T W AGOM PB. OU u.ce-• bib. mla& A&aomaUC tram.. roo( --.a MW &..U -~I~ IJ'alll aide llUAlo ........ -...... u.... Real .;.;;..~-------Ha--• economy! (lt3NLE >. a.,... w ..... .. , ....... _......... NOW SZ6tS ..usT SACAIRCE IAUm MOTOIS im Cbryslef' N-e-"POrt 4 CAU. '79-1500 Dr. SedU-ONL Y W,000 aUs f& m like NEW con· dlliao! Has Dduse Pkg. i2 lbrqW, 4 door. all (wortll over $2000 ). power, xlnt road Ork AM FM IU!nlO w /8 tr•ck bnrn.. 900 M&-.S Lape, h&bt pltg • air ...__ cmlilL. pwr. aieen.og " ii Moun:h 2-. U.000 l»rakes. s\eel belted lllllim. t.a~. air. ct\llM, rwlal tires. cruae coo callM&-70Z3 ___ _ "19 Seville 1IKmL ao.ded w IXUM. xlD&. ca:id. Uk• new. tu.no. call .,,.... tmda~ll ual. lilt • telescopic t Wa19 HSZ ~ust ~crit.cev11~ ······;;;;~;~······ ONLY $3800.00 Pn pty ...... •~ ... ur-.. 2 + 2 Call m•>~l.31 -~·~ A.ul.Oaatic lrana . pwr ltemnl •-rsw trra With soort wbeeta. <29RZR ). w .. ~ Qlie De VUe "71 k> ml. vry Id eond "'°° ~811. ~'1..-it HOW$ll'5 IAUBMOTOIS CAU 979.zsoo ·=e=: AulOOl&tiC tram , pwr st.eeria&. air cond • 2 Looe plUDl, at.ereo radio. Ult Wheel• man! a'3009 '· WasS!llll5 MOWS7"5 IAUeMOTOIS CAU. t7'~500 197'1UICK UGA.L Aut.omaUC trans , pWT. steering • wlpdowa, vinyl top. till wheel. AM FM radio & sphl le&l. Come in ar see it! anNLE I Was $3196. MOW$3295 IAUSt MOTORS CAU 979-2500 l9751UICIC CBfl'UaY Aut.omauc trana . pwr. steenng, alr cood . till wheel & vinyl top ~).WuS.1995. HOW$l4t5 I.AUER MOTORS CALL 979.1500 1977IUICK a.ctr. u.ihd With pwr. windows. pwr .ems~. door \ocka, till , viQyl top If alr cood Must be seen• '534.RXQ ). Was $5995 HOWSS4'5 UUBMOTORS CAU 979-ZSOO tt791UIC:X RIVIRA Turbo·Cb•r1ed Vtl, bucket seatB. pwr ae8U, pwr windows. pWT door locks. till wheel. crw11e control, VU\YI lop.really has •Ii the extras! C12'735). Wa.sSll,999 MOWSI0,999 IAUll MOTORS CAU. 979.2500 1976 IUIC:X S«YLAAIC 1919 Sliver cray El Dorado. pvt ply, ong ""'* e~ car. $13,900 (TJ.4 ) 851-03:22 ''19 Coupe De Ville k>llded. ~or oiler UUI Mek. mml ..U u l bave my D!W ooe. 11...-1az:z .. 213-5'112 .1!163 "1'I F1e«wood Brouahm D'Elegaoce. Loaded Tap cood N pty S8700 ('714 '995·2Sll days or 567-4118ew.. 9'30 ....................... 1Slll8 llarlt Ill, $1800 or beal o ffer Daya, 6tM'T15. e'\'S, 631-0C71J il Cmuv«.al llhrt Ill a.sic car Needs work SUll a barJam at SUOO Call Jackie 754-784 l wkdya ·•····················· 'TT CorvdU a . 799 Br111:e. Ork bro inter Xlol rood. J4Kml 642 ~ ?9TUUO tWC19C*9 . Blue~ -llua ..U! 4 spied. 4 cylt:nder, AtC . leather Interior. ma& wbee!a, ~UMU.t dee•. map lllbt. 9.000 m1 Pnv pty MUST SU .. TO APPIU.X:IA TE' Best o( fer Tl Se¥We. loeded. io ma . '72....,. v--TI.op A l $8,500. Orig owoer .,.,., ~ u o. $'1'1S3..al\ ti ~-0315 fullpwr. AC. $6000 Cl.II '19 Mustaoit. 4 cyl. 4 PM.s 67> 11215 speeci. J.door, radio Ask C•dllll ~ 't'll'etwood Brough.am 71 perfect lOKnu 17.IOO. Pnvale &K9828 ------ 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 Camaro. Xint. Coad Air. am/fm/1 \ril, oew urea S3700 fll0.29 --- '79Camaro Z 28, bUt. AIC. all power. AMIFM caa.s. CB.moo 412·'7111& --- 75 T-TOP One ma million •' Whale with maroon 1nt.enor ult and ~ st.eenng wt.-. pwr ai.Nall. pw1' window a. aulomat 1 c trans .. pwr bf'akes. /m cond1tloota1. 27 ,000 llllles. lminaculau. Only for someone w bo a p prec1ates good qll&lity ~-ll.800-~ll MMIZl. en. ai6, • 30 Lo 5 3>PM. 7~ wkndl or Ad Siller • 143. MMIOO · IUan a day. U\ll $UOO Call 71\ ~ TZ Must.anit S1:ioo 673-2289 (,ood coodrtlOn '171-cyl. very ltood oood suw. •l:lS> '11 llustan& 75K 1111'5, nms good. bett offer. Clll Sie-14l17 • !Ult.an& liart blue. ky\, eood coud Newly reblt ena 13.:i.oo oso Neida•~ ...... '69 Camaro R S. Xlol coed. 111\JST SELL I tllOO or belt air. Call M>-1'1'! ~ Q1rveUe white w /blk '18 Casie Mmt.aq 29 77 Camaro Lt. aJ.nt cond. lnter. Full pwr. Air EDI >lard top Good io.dect vflf'Y lo mi. blue. a.IQ>. 552.QSIZ aft. I. mod. 11100 Ph ~ l.S31 4!N-O.'ll2.. ec.r,ar-Hll 11& newty rebuilt engine. ,,,...... -·--•••••••••• dl•c brakea. $1100. ...... rmroJRY. pwt'. i.1 XR7 Air. rull ~r. ~ a1r.l.ape mecbao1cally good -___ 675 5934 $1000 67>8302."e& 77 lluat•9' Gtua, 1ood ~~~ ........ !!?:~ Dodgt "15 :eti:=·d°:::. ~~k l97'DIMO a.EARAHai on Ca mal"Oll, Ca pnce:>. Monlt' c.arl06, Mali bus & Novas Drastic reduc· ll<ln'\ I SAVE NOW!!! COHMELL CHEVROLET .'X:'M ll.1rl•t1 111' 11 I I,,., I \ \IF~\ S46>-I 200 1971 CHEVROLET •••••••• • • •• ••• • • • • • • • • rack. low auJea11e $4600 "16 Oodae Al!pen wa1on &a-31!1118 p s. p b. a c Lu&&~e nick. l.lnl rood SJ~ 962~145 ------ 6S f"ulNclt %+2 N~w trma. brb. ura IUblt a nda body wk. l850 63l·m6 '68 Charger w ·73 318 mot.or N 1 cesl look an K suooorofr 67!>-6182 'S Mu.t.ang, 2 door in Fard 9940 itood <.'Ond. f:>e1,l orrer ........ ••• •• • • •• • • • • • • call 731~--- 1979 FORD ~ 9955 Gl.Afr4ADA GHIA ...................... . 2 Dr Sm a 11 V 8 . "120ldl RoyaJe. full pwr, aulomaUc trana.. alr air-eond 900 cood Ult. pwr seats & 846 1583 windows. cnJl.ie • low. i• Cullaa1 Suprf'mt'. '79 280ZX . xlnt cond. Alll/FM stereo. •ir. spd, mags, $10.8~0 S5'7·20CM $ll,4tS MISS.OH VIEJO IMPORTS 131·1746 495-1704 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1979 SAAi EMS VS. autornalJc trans . air '67 VW 81.11. run.s good. cond.. • pwr stHnng & needs left door S1500 wire wbeel covers. ---MOHTECARLO Automatic trans . e1r cond • vmyl lop & !'ltereo MUST SELL !!' cmUJK> Wu $4995 kJwauies Ul.2332> rlnn w wire whet>ls $49ll SZJl> olfer 831-0686 -Automatic trans . air eond., •uoroof. pwr steerlDI • AM FM s\.e!'eO caMette 104073 > sio.a '79 SUI TUUO Cal) for OW' SPECIAL PRICl:ll! llACH IMPOITS Me Do¥e Street NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 ?I SAAi 99EMS Upeed trans., .tr cond. ai.mroot •AM/FM stereo cassau. f!JlflWYC ) OMLYS7999 liACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 7~.->0 916Z ....................... Call 496-10'76 8BPVK ) was $31185 'M Bug •71 ens. Good MOW $3595 ccn1. Needa p&Ull. $11SO. IAU8l MOTOlS MS-n17,mid-mom. CAU.'79·2100 '8'1 Su.nrool BUI. dak brb. Ca• me t9 I 5 b1k custm pa1nt, Calaf ••••••••••••••••••••••• window•. new motor '18 epe De VUe. look.I & w /fWU'&ntee. close ratio nDI iQOd. $500. lrana, etc, etc. usoo. m-343'7 MS-9502 p;ves, &U-24M AMtos Uaed HOWS459S IW8MOTORS CALL t7t-2500 '76 Nov a. v ... Sporty 2dr Auto. tr.na.. air, P 'S P e Xlnt. cood. smo A/t.4.B-1'11. Days ask for Don ••••• : •••• ••••••••••••· Vol"fO 9772 -------------.i •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLVO SALES, SERYICI AHDLIASIMG OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS IAWIU VOi.VO i.-Barllor Blvd. costAMESA 646-HOS 140.t4'7 OIU•ICOUMTY VOLVO aa.USIVELY VOLVO NABERS AUTO CENTER 1421 IAIM ST,.COSTAMllA NOTHING OVER 54999 75 MRCUllY '2799 COUGAID7 ......... . Full pC/l#flf, t.c!OfY .it cond . l*id9d t<>e> raliy. ~ I lnlnV mot"9 Ptrlll Uke NEW ooncs111on• (1'1UCT1. THEODORE ROBINS FORD 'JObU ~IAAllOR Bl VO (0S1A Ml SA C.41 ·0 010 1'71fOID RUTA 4 eyl. ~-4 1peed tnm . A Ill IP'•. a iGftd lookaog little b1111er! \4,5WJN > Wu $4516 MOW$39tS IWJBMOTOAS CALL 97'4500 lt1lllOID FAlltMOMT WA.OM Automal1c trana.. air cond., rool rack Is priced at wholesale' (075\JZ\J ). $4411 THEODORE ROBINS FORO 1000 llARllOR llVO COSfA MfSA 647·0010 '957 ······:;;·;,;;;;c;······ ~ =li~~ ·~) runa &Aper! $14'5 IOlwmtAM YOU(SWAMH 7IOO Westnumtet Ave In Westmlnlt.« 97561 638 7880 ?6PIMTO AutomaUc, 4 cylinder. air eondltJon1nl. G real ~I ewe&l S219S IOIWrTHAM VOU<SWAGEM 7IOO Weat1111mt.er Ave. m w.unuv.t.er •mt 11311 T8IO Plyt..... H60 4 speed AM/FM lt sterPO Lees than 4 000 miles. lt ~09YHF1 Pontiac Firebird ~Ff*lwlth: • -6 Enalne : Automattc Trans • Power front disc brakes •AM radio • Whitewall tires • Tinted glass • Ratty wheels • SPort mirrors • Electnc ciock • Rocker mouldings • Window sill mouldings • Wheel opening mouldings • Luxury steering wheel • Roof drip mouldings • Body Side mouldings CltyEPA 18 Estimated MPG NEW 1979 LEMANS SAFARI ~~ 12035H9P609149) M.SJ.P. $8122 s 1800 .DISCOUNT fllll f AtTOIY SUCcmtl IETAl ONLY $6322 1919 lDIAllS COUPE BOB LONGPRE SALE PRICE ONLY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TO CHOOSE FROM ~ •tt:~MENT TO THE ON Hwy. EPA Estimated MPG 25 6 Cylinder. automatic transmission Use these numbers for comparison. Your mileage may vary depending on driving speed. trip length and weather cond1t1ons A ctual H1 ghwJy mileage will probably be less. NEW 1979 FORMULA AREBIRD NEW 1979 CATALINA SAFARI ~ '2U87K9L 194391) C2L35K9X1102~1 M.S.R.P. $8891 M.S.R.P. $9577 51500 DISCOUNT 52400 DISCOUllT Fiii faml'f WSl'tl ltTAI. -flmlY W'St(l 1£TAl OMLYs7391 ONLY 57177 1979 LEMAllS SAFARI ..... _ CJilac-1 EqUIPPED WITH: Factory air cond .. auto. trana., poWWt ltffrlno & brak... AM radio. dhc. ~ -wAMI oown, wtw tifee & low mll• Factory air cond. • .no. tf8n8 • power ~-WITH: et .. rlng & b,..k". AMIFM 1~. • ...,. ... .-.--power window•. rally whMll. Ult SEDAN. Fectory air cond euto trane., MNFM at8f'eo cauette. pwf windows. door lock• & Mata. rally lquw9 With: whee41, tltt wheel, crulM control . .tMr &A.II,_..~ ::~:::·WSjy 195 whHI & loW ml• ::~IPllCE ONLY •5795 ONLY •5195 ' t I Aka/a Trial Seized Sex Films Evidence Allowed BJ PaEDDICK SCBOE•t:HL OIU.DllltyNileMltft The defense for Huntin,ion Beacb child murder s~pect Rodney James Alcala was dealt another setback Wednesday when a judge refused to block from evidence videotape show- with three young women. seized by investigators durin& and alter Alcala's July 24 arrest at the Monterey Park home ol bla parent&. • ing A.lcala eogaline in sex acts Orange County Superior Court Judge Robert Kneeland ruled that the »minute tape, made 10 years ago in New York, and bun· dreds c:A slides and slill pboto- graphs of nude and partially clothed yoW'lg girls were le,ally Alcala faces a February trial in cooneclloo with tbe kidnap- p1ne and murder of Robin Samsoe. a 12-year-old Hunt- ington Beach etrl who disap· ~ared June 20. Her remains were found two weeks later m rugged terrain in Sierra Madre in Los Angeles County. i Detty,,_ ..... ,._ CAN'T LOSE IT ALL Ctty Tnt••urer Hall CHARGES CONFLICTS Challenger Uvengood Defense attorneys John Ba ruett and Jeffrey Fried.man rontended in the pretrial bear- 1 n g that Huntinttton Beach Police detectives used search warrants "for general ex· ploratory searches that have been universally condemned" by the state and federal supreme courts. Deputy Dlstrtet Attomey Jobn Conley supported testimony ol police Set. Ron Jenkim, saytq the pbotocrapbic material showed that Alcala bu an ab- normal interest iD MS and la particularly attracted to young women. While ruling the evidence WU properly retained by in- vestigators, Judce Kneeland said be would make no de termination as to the relevancy of the items to the Samaoe case. Wm or Lose, He 'II Stay at City Hall That decuion will face Judge Philip E Schwab durine a new round of pretrial motion argu menu scheduled for Tue$day. Kneeland said he would not bear further matters in the case nor prHlde over the trial beca~ ol h1J recent deciaioo to retire from the bench on March 31 BJ 8TEVE llASBLE OI .. .....,, ,,_ .... If Huntington Beach City Tl'euurer Warren Hall ls un- seated in his re-election bid this April, the winner will get only a $2M-a·montb slice of Hall'~ job. Even if a loser. Hall woUld re- main as the city's $29,000.a-year risk manager. Hall said bis duties as risk mana1er include bandlini tbe city'1 lmur*Dce, dam8'e claims against the dty and workmen's compmsation claims. "To the best of my knowledee," HalJ remarked Orange Coast Weather Variable eloudlneaa clearinl 0¥fti&Jrt. Mofi)y aaDnJ but 1ome bl1h cloucllael• J.l'ridaJ. Lowa tonight 50 at tU beaches md 5S lD1&Dd. mpa Fri-, • Uoac tbt coast ancJ 7Jlnland. INSIH T08A Y :e::~== ""*' .... ., .. fo.,·-l•Uer •otd. But ,,..,_,.,.. Ward 1tol ftlf· ffMf IWf'1'dJ!ba~ .... of·-OIW /or • ~ clmtbtaed. P•AJ4. ..... Monday, "U I lost the elec:tMxt. the only thing the winner gets is a part-time treasurer job." Huntington Beach resident Tom Uvengood announced Mon- day he'll nm for the treas~ post and will be satisfied with the low-paying, part-time job. Hall, unchallenged since hls election in 1968, claims he was appointed as the city's risk ~nager after his elecUoo and was UIUt'ed he was a perma- nent employee. Liveqood charged that Hall's role as a paid city employee and an elected official presents a conflict ol interest. <SeeBl'AY, Pap Ai> Meeting Set On Downtown A study sesaion on a state· mandated coastal plan for re vitalizing the downtown Hunt- ington Beach area will be held today at 7 p. m. in the c1v1c center. The Local Coastal Program advi&0ry committee is expected to put the flniahine touches to the downtown plan next momb. The public 1e11icJo will be held in room 8-8 of tbe civic ccter, 2000 llaln St. .... , ... , ...... . Coast Land Viewed For Bird Preserves THURSDAY1 JANUARY 31, 1980 ~ar. Aud, Aid Bar Kaelter, wdoa ne1otlator, if ne1otlatlon1 Defore a at.ate mediator set for 11-., don't rea\llt in an ac- ceptable ecimnet off er, Fountain Valley teaeben probably will walk oat. He laid results of mediated nesotiation are expected to So to ueodltMJn members fw a vote nest T.-day. West 0nnae County Unlted Teaebera oraaahation apokeemeo are i.u pndH in predicUnc tbe poalbillty of a atrlke lo the Ocean View Dla- lrict. Tbe West Ora.nae County or- ca n izatlon is an arm ot the CaU(ornia Teacben Auodatloo. provldtna offices and ad- min11t.rative support for teacber unions in HunUnaton Beach Union Hieb School, Oeean View, Fountain VaJley, Weatm~r and Hantiniton Beacb School 01.uietl. All of tbe districts except Fountain Valley and Ocean View are wort1q under current con- t.racta. Ocean View's teachers pre· aent.ed counter proposal.I to their · board ol truateea lhia week and will wait for answers, said Kaelter. Dale Coo«an. superintendent <See STUKES, Page AZ> Oaeers for Neiglaltor A 14 by 48-foot billboard located at the base of the Ambassador Bridge m Detroit car- ries a message lhanltin~ the Canadians for their help m the escape of six Amenran:-. from Iran The blllboard faces Canad.i and traffic entenng the United State~ Hostages Center Stage Diplomats Safe; Focus Now on Other 50 WASHINGTON <AP> -With six American diplomats back m the United States alter a tu&b· risk escape from Iran, lhe Carter administration continued to wort oo a aeries of initiaUvea to win freedom for 50 other Americana aWI held captive in Tehran. The immediate adml.aistratloo concem wu that the Americans left ~ mitbt be the tarset of banlt treatment by lran.lan autborttiel in retaliation for the Canadian-sponsored amuulina effort. At tbe tame time, there were sips th.at tbe adminiltratiion'• three-month quest for the u.fe releue ol the 50 bo41ta&ff may be mak:lu pro_veu. After a brieflnt on the Iranlan situation Wedneaday by Secretary of State Cyrua R. number ol 1rutiat1ves to end the hostage crisis. in its 89th day However, Iranian delegates at the meeting of Islamic foreign ministers in Pakatan bad said Tuesday that Iran was standing by lts demand that the deposed shah be returned aa its prlce for the releue ol the boetalft. M eanwblle, at Dover Air * * * Force Base an Delawart-. rel ataves gathered to grttt the SLX diplomats on their arnval from Frankfurt. West Germany.• shortly after ruibttall Wednes· day The diplomats were to remain secluded at the base today andJ tbeD fly to Washint(tcm for a <See lllAN, Pa1e A2) ( * * * Iron Rebels Renew Kurdistan Fighting pla1ued by the same inaW't'eC'- tiona since bis revolution ousted Sbah llohammad Reza Pahlavi nearly a year a•o· The ...W •POteaman in ~ Kurdlab clty of Sanandaj, reached by a Weatern journal1st by te....,_ from Tehran, said the Kurdiltall ftibtiq the pas\ two ct.,. rajed In tbe towns ol Kamyanm, BUar and Paveb. He aald mott of the ao or w• dead and seora wounded were revoludonary_ JUardsmen ~ tbe Kbometm rqlme. R~ports re- achln1 Tehran Wedn day aald at least 10 'pertOD• had ktlled m ba&tl s bttween ~ pant ind lturdlsh rebels. In an tfttenlew with Pan, rorouur blamed bellieoae .... eim • IMlth lldel tor Ult ftlbt· lll and .<hmanded tb't th ~ac. ---be c II . cemtroi or an military dd. dYWU at· f ilh Kurdllt . ( .. ..... ...,w,.. •• •-' L09 ANOSLD CAP> -A •bteulD 11 amme.r ,.,. \.be R a.a tio Ulle U1d&ed blm the 8ovt t Ualoa pl lO wlUM!raw II.I ll'OOPI h'om Alp IUa did 1IOt tpedfJ "'-· He 1Dd tbe •mbau&Clor. A.stab' Oob17ala, woald MJt com· mnt OD tbe IDOIDt.b for wtthd:rawal th.at PNli t Carter Mt Jan ., Haauner, ~t ot OeddartaJ Pwtroleom Corp., Ntd vt1lted Dobryn1A lut ...-at• bclepltaS \a wwtaston . wbe,.. the amballldor WU admJUed '°' wb.at WU "Ind to be a mallanut 1n>wth in lh• cokln ........... ,, ...... , LONDON (AP) -The dollar wu mtsed but Uttle eban1ed ln QWel trad.ln1 oo &be world's mooey market.a today The price of 1old WP lower. Gold opened at.., ln Loadon and Sl'n ln Zurich, but feU to 16'2.IO at the ck>M ln l..ondaa. ll waa tradin1 at M'J5 ln New York. The met.at cloeed Wednelday at SM ln Zurich and Sa9.50 ln London ... .,....,.. Arclet.c Freefl FOX LAKE, Wla. (AP> -Karletoft Annatron1. lmJ>Tlaoo.cl for hla roJe ln a 19'70 anU-war bombtnf, waa released from the Fox LUe correcUonal lnaUtutloo today, becom&n, a ff'ff man alter nearly• decade of belns either a fucltive or a prtloMr. He aald be wu "very happy to be out" and be thanked lbe people ot Madiaoa ud the Madlaon Common Council for pa.11tn1 a reaoluUon recommendlnl that be be paroled. AnD1tnJo1, who wu convicted ln the W10 bomblnl that kllled a Unlveralty of Wlacooaln reMarcber, nid be planned to return to Madlaoa for a rem:Uon with h1a aW.na panota. He wu captured ln Toronto in 1172 and convicted at a trial the next year. A.r'mlUooa ackDowledced b1I role ln the bomblnc. I~ Pina t. 'l'efl c ... WASHINGTON (AP) -A woman wbo allqedly bw'lt into Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's office receptloo room with a knife No\I 28 pleaded innocent today to cbarces of uaaultlna a federal officer. Suzanne 0t1ood'1 attorney, Charles Barker, entered lbe plea before U.S. Dlatrict Judie Aubrey E. Robinlon Jr. The Judie ordered Ms. Oa1ood to underco examination by an ln· dependent peychiatr1st. Slnce the lncldent, Ms. Osgood, of Bost.on, bu been conflned to St. Elizabeth's Hospital, a mental lnaUtution, ln Wuhlniton. Barker aald ahe would remain there. Lagaaaa-~ie Private Firm Lo"7 In Lifeguard Bid 8y DELORF..8 BROOKS lllWIN oe ... o..y~a .... Oran1e County offlctala are recommencUng today that the Board of Superviaon 10 with the low bidder for lite1uard services. It the recommendation la followed, lt would mean that the pnvate Llfeauard IntemaUonal firm will be guarding county beaches next s ummer an the area betw~n Laguna Beach and San Clemente. Huntin1ton Beach city lite1uard1 would retain respematblUty for Sunset Beach while Newport Beach will 1uard the county beach alr1p at the Santa Ana River mouth The recommendation to 10 with tbe low bid waa 1lven to county aupervbon by the En· vironmental Manacement A1en· cy staff Apparent losers ln the blddin& action wowd be Ule1uard ct. partmenll for the clUea of Laiuna Beach and San Clemente. It followed, the ala.ff reeom· mendation meam the Board of Supervlaon will authorise E.llA offlclala to ne1otlate with • private life1uard company to patrol beacba ln the aouth cout area. Jn separate blda, Lasuna and San Clemente offered to patrol the county beaches ln their DAILY PILOT , ... o._c_o.H,~• .... _ .... _ ...... __ ._,..._ ..... °"_ l .... ~ ....... ~ .... --... -·-~ .................... (<Ml. ..... __ ...... _.._ ... ..,,._ ..... "•''" ,,,,_ l_ ...... ,...._c_,. ....... __ ._,,___.......,._ ....... "no._...,._..,... ......... . _ .. ,..-.c..-..~ ... -·-........... _..__ HC•lt.C.W. Voeo ,_ .. __ 0-411 ...... ,_ ..... ·-"::::.~-=-...... .._ .._. ... -.-..... ............ ..... ..,.,ca--..o--..c..•UW ~_,,~--~~;.~ ... OMeee ~-=-llll::."a'::t:r' , ... ,. ..... rn,,..., CIM .. lltM,.ctlC $eot171 ,_.,..°'"9ilc.MrC Jt;e ...., .. areas for a combined total or f724.881. Tboae separate bida, wben combined, were $104,881 hither than the •lnale bld aubmltted by Llfe1uard International, tbe firm that lut year wu f.ven • one.year contract for U epard service on IOUlb county beaches. Supervisors can, however, elect to disregard EMA'• rerom· mendation to go wlth the \ow bidders al their meeting Tues· day. But the aceocy recommend.a· t\on report slped by Kurt Brit· lain, EMA manaa~r. made ll clear that EMA oftlclala believe level of service and aervlce quality ia equal amona lhe clti• and the private ftrm. "Slllce the level of service pro- vided by all parties submtttinc propoula baa, In tbe put, been very aatbfactory, EMA recom. menda that the lower coct pro- poaab be accepted," Brittain aald. Raw Sewage CloBes Tiro Coast A.reaB A bout tbree mllff of Dana Polnt and San Clemente bucbel remained clOMd today becaUH of mou tban nine mUUon I fallom ctn. MWa1e dumped oa • t.bel!aonaatnoe'l'uMday. Oraqe County bealth otftctlla aald ablU atDe mlWon 1aJJom of MW~ N\eaMd dally from the South Eut BeCkloaJ R.elamaUon A1epc1 plant lil DuaPolat. Count1_ beallb offtclal Bob 8&ooe aid today tht ...... On cOu1d coaUDue for u lou ... ftv• W..U Wben tll9 llRaA treat· ;'~la-~ to bt,... The SDRA ~t WU flooded durl.DI naba UtlitT WI wt*-· S.aoMI from saJt Cnek IOidb to Saa CllmlDte dU Mach DNl' tb• iattr,.otloJll of Cout Hl1~•a:1"aDd Camtao Ca~ b&•• .,... fouW ~ th• poUuUoa, bealtb otftclal1 aaid. lhanwbUe, laD Clemente State ..un .,. Dill& ........ ..u. ~ ot =.Wela fOllJtd 'by ·•.OOO fl n• ... .,. qlplld .,, ............... . a l a V 1. Dr • .lacll 1111 l cbu1• of dlltrtn pe -=Nmalned op&,lmiltlc U.I flbW'lday). "Obvl~11 a 1lmul\aneou1 a&rl11e WUld lpN d the • b- 1t1t out lD thll area. but we wUl be =ln1 our 1chool1 opell,"... . ff• ll6d be apeeta DlOftlDIDl la m Med aelGtiatlau llCID- day and a teltlement without a atrtJre. "The or"9 W'bo would autrer, .. be conchadld "would .,. tbe ltlda." Alt.boulh pay U.ereu.. ue major fact.on lD botb diatricta' contract neaotJaUona. contract lan1ua1e baa 1alned 1n im· portance tb1I year. Ocean View teacben want more say ln tra.Dlfer polidea, clan alaH aod after-acbool work1q boun u well u ra1aee of more than I percent to help mfft the 15 pereent county coet of Uvtq rlM lut year. Founfaln Valley teachen want about 10 percent raises tbb year. They abo are concemed with dlatrtct attempts to take back manaaement contract cori· ce11lom made two yean aao. some ot them alm11ar to tboH M>Ulbt tb1I year by tbe Ocean View aroup, union otftelall qy. Tbe Un1am seek ooe-year con· tracta. The dJat.rlcu' board• wut two or three-year documents lD an attempt to end year.t,o.year buallnl over cootracta. ............. J BIRDS •.. ''I believe there ex lat alternatives for the city to cballen1e the report, but we have to remember the Coastal Commiulon bu final say," re- marked clty planner June Catalano. Flab and Game autbon ot the report claim U.. Callfornla ieut. tern and lbe Bekllq'a Savannah sparrow nest and Uve in the wetland area. Other aborebtrda and waterfowl, they oot.e, alao "" the area. The autbon polnted out tbat a rectan&Se of land contain1D1 two motnle bome parka could be restored u marahlaoda lf the Newland Street parks are phaaedout. They cautioned, thouah that, they aren't advocatin1 removal of the mobtle bome parka. An undeveloped ribbon of land alon1 IHacb Boulevard near Paclllc Coat Hlahway alao wu labeled wet.land.a tbat abould be left untouched. Thugs Smash Wmdow, Get $7,500 Loot A trio of burclara made a amaahinar entrance into a Hunt· lnaton aeach appliance store Wednesday when they backed a truck throulh a clua window and loaded the vebtcle with f7 .~ worth of video record.mg equJrmeot, police said. W tneuea told police the crooks placed nine of the ex· pensive unit• lo an oran1e r.lckup_ after cruhln1 thelr way nio 11unta TV, 75M Edln1er Ave.l. at about 5:15 a.m. Ofncen said the auapecta aped onto the nearby San Dle10 Freeway and sent a sho•er of 1la11 flyln1 onto other motortlta. One motoriat told police a chunk of 1Ja11 1m11bed bls wtndabJeld. He reported follow· ln1 the auapecta aout.b oo tbe freeway untll another plece of 1lu1 flipped oft the car and nat tened one ot b1I Un!19 F..-P ... AJ mA.N ••• DIWI .-ference Friday after noon. Slon Uwir 11eape from Jru O\'tf the ...unci. th• dlDknnatt bav• been meeuo1 W'ltb '1.S. ol· fiolala, dtacunln1 Juat bow much tMy lboul4 HJ publlclt about tbell'~ee. .. Tbet• ar. utraardlnarttr, HntitJwe matten lavolvad, ' apolsttman Carter told re· porten. Tb• dl,Plomat1 llad bHa 1bilt4rtd for "..a at u.t :Cuia· di &1Ah1111 ad mad• tMtr •etPt W\Ua ltM bl1p ol Ctnad'ID pa11port1 Ud foraH lrUlu YUH. CU9Cla •lmtlU~ ''ueuat.H Ill 1mba111. ACl Iii ldlYl u.er.. ' Law enforcement officers and workmen peer out over the San Lws River in Oceanside after heavy rains washed out the Dou2las Drive bridgl' Baja Flood, Mud Oaim Dozen Lives TIJUANA, Mexico CAP> - Sold1en and volunt.eer1 wadioc In knee-deep mud bunted today for a doi:en or more people feared drowned In floodwaters unleubed from a rain-swollen dam. As ski~ cleared, U S Vtee Consul David Rogwi 1111d "we know only of two bodies ao far." those of two men tncludlftl a Mexican hllhway patrol captain drowned wht'n • brld&e t'Ollapsed in Ensenada Al leul 10 olbera ~ere miu· lne and prmumed dead, Mes· icao aulbortUea said An estimated 12.000 people chased out of low·b'inl homes spent Wedneaday ni1bt In schools. c hurches and a firehouse Seven persons were lost when the fioodcat.es were opened on a dam threat.enin1 to burst near Tijuana, Mexican ofnclala aa.ld Offlciala unleubed a wall or water from the raln swollen Rodriguez Dam that trt11ered a call by Gov Roberto dt: la Madrtd for the evacu11Uon of 10,000 people. Slx members of one family, ln cludlnl five cblldren, drowned when they climbed on a roof and were later swept away, a Tt · Juana Red Croes official aaJd. Mexican President Joee Lopei Portillo arrived Wednesday to survey the nooct dama1e. There were DO dama1e estimates An estimated !500 American toururta we-re stranded by the s torm . which washed out numerous bridtea The T1 JUaoa·Enaenada hllhYil)' WU closed The na Juana River, normal ly only a trickle, wu estimated between 15 and 20 fff'l hip and two mlles wide at ooe point. Moat Of the flood dama1e OC· curred oa the US side, causln1 the wont Ooodln1 alon1 the border since UMl F,.._PeapAJ STAY •.. "When a treasurer makes de clalooa re1ardJne lnveatmenu and reviews bud1ets, tbere should be oo preuure from the City Council or admlnbtraUoo to tak.e an acUoo oot ln lb.e best interest of lbe cllheoa, · · U vencood said. He contends the elected treasurer po.at la a ••lcbdoc role and should not be Ued c~r than that to ctty haU Hall said be sees irony In Lbe fact that Llven1ood waa a member of a elty charter re v111on comautt.ee two years a10 that uraed that the office or treasurer be eU mlnated "Ttua LSD l • poUuaal }Ob ... B all maintained, "but I'll do what I have to do to kffP It I won 't ,ptond much mont>y on a <'ampaagn, tbou~h. bt'C'au~e I don 't bave much mooey '· ' Laveneood. aeoe.ral manafer o r the Lo ni Bea t'h C ty College bookstore and cafett-na, saad he will urge that Hall ~ pos1t1on of raa~ mana1er be elamtnated. "I ttunk we could take the functtona of that job ... su«1estf'd Ltven~. "and locatt> them 10 anotber department, maybe 1n fman~" Ltventood LS the president of HOME Council. a Huntlni\00 Beacb bomeownen fl'OUP, and a member of the c ty'a Local Coastal ~am advuory com· mattee. Ke said lC elected be .would keep bis f&&ll·time JOb ' Tben'• dW weaOMr U4 falr. ulllnf ta Ylew tbrou1b tit• wtekead, the Nat10nal W..U- Sen•lce Hid tod17, alt~ Oran1e Couot1 UDIS~CJ.idl1 cauaht a COl"HT of a •1onn tbat hlt San Dteto 0¥et'iilaht. The foreeHt ciil1 for fall weather with tome cloudhMIH but moftly aunahlne, witb &em· peralur. ttmll1n1Qi in tbe low 701 durln1 the day aol th• mld·llOI at nlJ)Jt. · • Many OraDp Cout ,...idlntl we ... autprtJed to ftnd 1JdeWalb aod can wet tb1a monWl.I. Kun- tln1too Be•ch weather •atebtr J . 8beftnan Denny wu one ot them. ~ ''I went to bed and tbere w aan 't a cloud in ai&bt,'' he Nid. Hla I am readJn1 abowed the 27 of an inch had fallen °""' nacht. Denny said. The Hunt- locton Beach tot.I ls now t .18 inches since the auacm belan July 1. oed:·and·oeclr with laat year'• 1.12 totaJ at UU. Ume. The city's avera1e ralnfall by the end of January la about eipt loch ... Denny u.ld. Tbe Oranp County Flood Coo· trol Dlstrld reported t.bat .45 of an Inch fell overnt«bt in Santa Ana. ror a season total of 9.32 inches. Lall year at this time. 10 11 lnche• had fallen. The uasoo averace for Santa Ana la s a lncbn. In Cotta Meta. 22 of an inch was measured ovemlaht, for a season totaJ of 8.04 lnchea, com- pared to 1.83 lncbea lut year at th111 time. Le11er amount• of ralnlall were recorded overnl1bt ln other Ora.nee Cout areu -.14 or an iDC'b ln Newport Beach and only OS of an lncb lo Lacuna Nlsuel * * * .~torms laAhSouth, Emt Coast By TM Auocla&ed Preas A winter alorm belted the South and para of lbe Eut Coast with heavy aoow. lee and frttdnc temperatures tocs.y. Hilb w1ndl and heavy mow downed power lines and trees, (' loaed aeboola and left roada icy a nd hazardous lo several Soulbem at.ate.. A half.foot of ~now fell ovem.ipt ln eut Ten-- nessee and up to 10 ancbea wu t>itSK"cted in the coastal areu ot \'lr11nia It w u mowtna this mo mine 1n U ampt.on, V• . when Air Force One Ow P'""ideolJaJ jet, amved with t~ O.mtne Olympic torth, ht Wfdnesday lo Greece Run- rwr~ who started the torch on its 1,000 mile relay run lo the Wanter Olympics at Lake Placid N Y contended with 23-deeree weather and s no w·covere4 around Tr a!ftc waa snarled thU morn· ang an Waahintton, D.C., and Its Maryland and Vlrguua suburbs, where 3 to 6 lnches o( snow wu expected by niptlall. The tu&hway patrol in Green· ville. S.C., reported 22 acciden'- 1 n a l YJ· hour period Wednesday nJcht SUck street.a baJted bus .,ervace Ul Oklahoma City. l ce-covered power lines snapped, cut.Una off aemce to at leul 12,000 peraooa ID tbe a.at. tanoosa. Temt., area, ~ to offlc1al.I ot the Electric Powa- Board al Cbattanoo«a. <J.ay RWhta, Pot J sue Defeated Quake Brings Double Jolt SAN nANCl800 <AP> -Nortbln CdfornJa bomwwawn. W1Y lhak• by two stroac temblon la 119 ~ T2 IMM.in. are GOW lboolt up about IO elM -most doa't bave e.nbquake lD· lunmcL lDIUnlDCe ~mpani• have been dehleed b7 tboasandt cl calll from bomeownen who want tbelr mwe.tmeDt protected when tbe "bll one•• hlta. ''It'• unbelleTable," aald insurance a1ent Jilk• Perry, "We'ye bad eo people call WI mOl'D· lq (WeclneMtay>. and It wu gotnt like tbat all weekend We'" probablJ added earthquake eov- eracetoahundred policies aJnce Tuesday.·• PmY. weo woau for Allstate, nld be no acm...-botben t.o .. , "hello .. when be amwen tbe telepboee in b.ia Uvermore omce. lnlteld, be UHi a direct. "Yes, we have earthquake lmnarance," to save time. Dave Simmons, a spokesman for tbe Insurance Information Institute, estimates tbat leas than 5 percent of California's bomeownen carry earthquake lmurance. partly beeause of "tbe peculiar mentality of callforniana. We are an opUmilticpeople." Lat Tbunday la tremor measu.rtq 5.5 on tbe Rldl&er &ca.le struck Nort.bem California. dama1-tn1 bomes, roads, public buildings and stores wblJe ~ acorea of penoos injured and bom~ 1eu SA'ftJaDAY, A Lt QUAKE jolted tbe aame area, camtng more minor damage and leaving residents' nerves rattled. There were no serious in· Juries. Botb earthquakes were centered near Livermore, a community of 50,000 inhabit.ants about 3S mHea east of San Francisco. Two of the San Francisco Bay area's largest homeowners' insurance companies, Farmers and State Farm. have put moratoriums on writinC new or expanded quake lnaurance. "PBOPl..E GET E•Ol'IONAL." said Denn.ls Cuqnmde cl State Farm's office in Danville wbere 8aturday'1 quake toppled chimneys and damased bomes. '1'bey call an •cent and say, 'Add earth- quake.• Aft.9-a month, many ol them cba.n&e tbelr mindl. It costs UI around $25 to change a policy. We just want to give people a chance to cool down." State insurance department statistics show residential and commercial property owners in California paid $25 million for quake insurance in 1978. a 13 percent increase over 1977. * * * * * ftl9 I M H riC• U I ~ a U I reqaln t tbat Aa · .... -tD mt..,.. •atomatScall1 ldUotd ~ .,.. not •PPNnid b7 tbe lower ~ b1l .. A: EMBLVMAN WILLIE •rowD, D·8U l'r•Dcbfo. Jobb&ed C!Uler lawmaten for support o6 hll martJu btU W\Ul t.be cloeinl m1DutM cl ta. AUembly'a Wedneeday MAllOa. M f 11 abort, be let Urie IDUll&N, ABl15, die wtsbollt oomm -t. IT WOULD AVS 8STAIN&D felony U. for planSml and bar• llt'n1 marijuana ...._ but 11 would laave reduced UloM penaltMI to a mu:tmum 1100 nne for Urie cuJtbatioa ol up to 1bt planll ror penooat. use. Auemblyman Art Acnoa. D-San Fr~. Hid be would remtroduc. hll ABl, &he measure to outlaw job dl.acrlmio1tlon a1ainat bome>1exua.ls. in Ulll and every year after tbat until it i.s finally enacted. Boni MEASUSE8 bad 1otten to the A.a· aembly floor only after cae leeillatlve battles, and Aenm' bill prompted a march earlier tbla month which brouabt 3,000 pencma to tbe Capitol. AID09 Mid be decided not to preu for a floor vote Wednelday because there was no bope ol wtn- ninl Senate pu1a1e t.b1a year. Gays Film Banned SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A controvenial movie protested by homosexuals for its portrayal of says and a bomiddal maniac wlll not be lbown at movie houses owned by tbe na· Uon'1 lar1eat theater chain. an olftcial says. Pao,_, Protnt Mea .. re An elderly woman oo the state Capitol grounds in Sacramento gaz.es at rolled-up list of names of Californians opposed to a measure by Sen. Alfred Alquist, D-San Jose. that would limit the Public Utilities Larry Lapidus, senior vice pre sident of General Cinema Corp. of New York, announced the cancellation of '"Cruising'' Wednesday but said gay protests in San Francisco, New York City and elsewhere were not the reason why. All sale prlces good tlwu 212180, "'wit/le~ last. "We bad bought the picture blind without ever having screened it, and it was scheduled to open Feb. lS in about 25 or 30 of our 850 theaters," Lapidus said After screening the movie last weekend, General Cinema found 1t "unsuitable for o ur chentele," Lapidus said BOLT FOR GALS TOPS (A) You Q'lrl choose lrom _..,1 ~ ol Vrlpfd topS irom Ughlnlng Bolt. Reg St5-Sl9 NOW $8.99-$10.99 A~ CASUAL PANTS (8) One of Cahlorma '> l.Y4ne Wle'> in a wiM c'!rTl!1V ol , otor .. Reg Sl9 NOW$16.99 ADORABLE I EICRY TOPS (C) CA1 all YfX1t great ~nq c~ In cute klOP\,l le<ry B tops Short ~ v-nec:k. IWq Sib Quake Damages NOW $12.99 ~™K:I BRITTAN/A JUNIOR JEANS (0) Hurr\I supplies r.vi't i.,.., long'(~ lrom dw:>r1rd ~and~ RegS2 • NOW$15.99 Laboratory Bill $10 Million LIVERMORE (AP) -Earthquake damage to facilities at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory for nuclear weapons research may reecb $10 million, officials say. ( STATE J a minor traffic collision earlier this month. has hit back with a $2 million s uit ap.imt. two people, Aubrey L . Williams of TujUJlla and his sister Deborah Williama, 25, of Pasadena, be said attacked and robbed him. LEFT BN«. BRITTAN/A MEN'S I ERRV SHIRTS ([) r ashionable terry knll\ •n ct'i~ed looq °' •.IV)t'f sleeve~ Conon/~ SM L XL. fWo \II, ~ll NOW $10.99-$15.99 BRITTANIA MEN'S JEANS (F} Choow trom as'iOfled <.l\,An and ct>lo" m hemngbooe. c<lfdur~and prev.e\hed denim Wo1\I\ 28 38. Reg S21H26 NOW $12.99-$16.99 ComDl.LSSioo's discretion in ~d electric rates. Demonstrators W y said the bill would raise utility rates for the "workmg poor." · E IHUT ! ANIA -·--. ---- Dama1e to structures was widespread followin& the main quake Jan. 2', but oo radioactivity was re- leased outside the lab and there was oo daqer to tbe public's bealtb, lab spokesman Jetr Garbersoo told a news ccmference Wednesday. The suit was filed Monday tn Superior Court. Gamer's attorney, Cbuck Scott. said Wednesday. It a.sb for $1 million in actual damages and $1 million in punitive damaee OCEAN PACne BOYS JACKET About 25 gallon.a of water laced with tritium did seep tbrougb a crack in a water boldin& tank, but it was contained at the aite and posed no health daQ&er, be said. AdllU.Rn.t•bO•t LOS ANGELES <AP> -In a vic- tory for famWes with children, the C~0=cll hu voted to approve an o outlawiq dbcrlminatioo baaed on qe, thereby banninc adults· onlf rental bouatna ln the clty. R~Jed:tnl lut-m.l.nute pleas by a u·oup of landlords and senior cltlsem, tbe council voted 10-3 Weclnelday t.o send tbe ordinance to 11 ayorTom Braldley for hla alpature. Aders.ar..,. LOS ANGELES (AP> -Actor .Jam• Garner. wbo told police be WU pmnmeled and ldeted foUowinl OUEar11fag•llp SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Stand .. ard Oil Company of CaWorrua•s 1m earninp topped those of 1978 by S3'9 percent as gains in oveneu prof" its and in forei&n currency exchaqe operations pushed the company's net income to '1.79 billion. The ~ Wednesday by Standard of Calllomla, the nation's fourth· largest oil company and the laat among lnduatry leaders to announce 1979 prol'lta, came u other oil com· paniea were reporting profit 1alna for a year lD which world crude oU . prices doubled. Prop.13 Hit Teacher Toms to Prostitution contest to tbe cloHl7 relaUld pa.nderiDc cbarae ln O.C.mber. Alt.boulb b1i probatSoo report t~ a 10-day Jail MD· tence, ElldJS wu liven a ... pended aen.tence ud probation tbla week by Judi• Allan Bollboaer ~SU K1tao Cowity Superior Court. Ac~ to the probation ,.. port made public ~ay Elkin told b1a piob9tkill olllcer tb1t b1i ttacbli>I Job at an Oaldaod acbool wa• cut becau11 of ~tSGD 11 tu Jlllilu And wu tnmternd to work lD a '4pro1ilem" ~ Bat.bit ..... •CCtlpt lbe Malan· snnt, JCUdil Jalct :.be. In• :ttelf:&I tb• Call llfl operitkiG. -· ~ FAMOUS MAKER SLACKS (II Poe>ulM ~ T ~!Mr ..i• r><: "~ pu _.. A .. Ylr1'd COO\, In~ R.q ~lO NOW$13.99 BOYS'~ SHIRTS (JI~ on ttww ~HI lool.1nq ,fort~ I~ CM(Jfl 1n rllllulel and cambray 11lb) ~ ,,,,1~ NOW$2.49 EUROPEAN SPORTCOAT SALE CC) 5-lllt on.._ hlnchoi1w ~from• t.moin Eur~,.,..,,,... 1111-,..lft. ~ ~ In ITQll llQra not 111ellab&t tn Pasader». ~1•r111r. tUlllnalon a.ch. Anlhelrn Of S1r1C1 IWt.a. ~Sll<H125 NOW $74.99-$84.99 (H) From B.P. Brtld.. RS ~ A9ld or pllln front ctr. tllda In ""· febrb and .... ($eleded ... In ltledld stofes.) 51.za 29·38. Reg S.21-$37~ NOW $13.99-$24.99 OPEii MON.ffll 1D·l:BO, UT 10·1, Bllll 10..f • • l dnwllJU~aton l-•.1•unom rlda- d • But area elem Lary · - denta into hllb acbools, hav been I yean. They bave 1W"Yivcd wt dcapJte Job cuta. The current talk IOUltdl U.k that of a UtU more than a year aao hen property·t.u-cuttina Propaeitaon LS wu cumlna up for a vote. Crle1 rrom almost very quarter wamed of reduced police and fire roveraae. Kboollna dtaaai.en and tlla un· witnessed alnce Pandora o ned ber HI-famed coffer. Since PropoelUon lJ, eovernmenta have mamaaed r with funds from other IOUreft, lncludlnl a multttudt: of • feel for apecll1c Kerv1ces. i But it must be remembered that the Impact of PropoelUon 13 has been M>flened by the huice state budget aurplus which permitted a S5 billion ball out to locul aaen caea. Three.fourth& of the bail-out went to !)l'hool dlstrtcts It is e..-;hmated that the proposed 49 percent state tn come tax cut would require a 25 percent across the board reduction in all state operations It would effecllvely WIP4! out the S5 billion bail out oossibllJtv Depending upon its date of 1mplementation, Jarvis IJ would cut $4.9 b1lhon or $3 4 billion from state income tax revenue next year That's on top of the $7 billion property tax loss to ProJ)O!')tllon 13 There's a point beyond which school opcnttln..C costs no longer can be squeez(,'<f . This time some of tht• dtre predictions seem likely to come true. Pay Seems Adequate A raise requested by Huntington Beach City Attorney Gail HuttDn was shot down last week although she argued she was entitled to some increase ln her $45,000-a-year · salary. · A majority of the City Council opposed boosting her pay and said her salary was sufficient. Only Councilmen Ron Pattinson and John Thomas voted for the raise Mrs. Hulton, who started at the top end of her salary • scale after being elected in 1978, argued that counrll members singled her out because she W<1sn't a ml'mber of an emplovee umon --· Other department heads, represented by a collccttve , bargammg urnt, received cost-of-living increases last , week. Mrs Hutton said she deserved one, too. ~ Several council members satd they wouldn't even · consider a raise for the city attorney until she improved : the Imes of communication between her office and the council Councilman Clancy Yoder urged his collea1itues to hold the lme on expenses and suggested the l'll y at torney's paycheck was a good place to start Yoder has a point. Do tax conscious citizens really want to increase a 8ulary that's Jagging only slightly behind the governor's'> Even in tht· legal fi eld, $45 ,000 isn't a had figure 1 A New Leader , f Joyce Rollings, female Horatio Alger escrow cor· porallon vice president. is the first woman elected to the Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce presidency in its 66-yee:tr history The first efforts of the energetic new president will go toward involving more members in important proJects. Noting that she doesn't want to end up a female figurehead. Mrs. Rollings hopes she'll stimulate Hunt· lngton Beach business with proJccts that s pread efforts throughout the membership The odds are she'll do 1t • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those ot the Daily Pilot Other views e•prossed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment 1s 1nv1led Address Tt"e Daily Pilot. P 0 ,Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA?2626. Phone (71 4) 642-4321 Boyd/Love ByL.M. BOVD Honore de Balzac 1s another of tho1e colorful French writers who have contributed ao heavily to our Love and War man's files It was be who noted. ''It is as absurd to say that a man can't Jove one woman all the time u It la to aay that a violinist needs several violirul to play the aame piece or mu.le." A bout 25 percent of the 11111 Amerlcu have been blondes. Whether natural or otberwlle, I caonot .. y. Do Jmow, lbouCb. that the pro- 90rtlon ~ the 1eneral popula- llon that'• naturally blond run• approximately J2 pea:r t. Client ukl when &.he finl Dear Gloomy Goa tennis shoes rame onto the market. Jwst about 108 years ago, that was Q. Wh y as il better to put an Infant down on 1ls stomach than on Its back? A Evidently there are a whole btmch of reuon.a. The baby Is leas Inclined to scratch Its face with its flnaemalla when face down. lt'1 said lo cry only about hall u much In that position. And some aut.bortUet think there's a 1ubtle, myaterioua natural defen1lvene11 tbat makea a cblld feel more 1ecure Yt'hen Its IOI\ mid.sec· tlon ts protected. Ocean wave 1wcllJ are a form ol concentrated aolar enern. You can bames1 that ener1y by 1.11ln1 the upward movement of 1pecl1lly de· 1l1ned float buoys to pump aea water under pre11ure. You can produce bydroelec· trtc power wtth that eaero H )'OU need ll And )'OU CID store lt, too, when heavy wave action *1•• )'OU mon than you need at the mo- ment. You can aetua1l1 turn out 1 lot mor. power for 1 lot lu1 IDQOe)' with tboae no.t bao)'I lhag JOU CU fet from a nuclear plant. net W• cltan and 11fe aad Inez· h1u1tlbl1. An IDllnHrlDI wlaar4 In ~uatln1 TH••r 1 ow me bow ti ea.a be dooe. And I 'be1Jp1 • e 1111 .wt '.IA '°" .... IDlGl'~ ..... &oM ttflltld. ff tn of~. '"'1 ~.·- • ' ID th end. qan couldn't fool mH)' ol the people evu part of lbe time. The candidate of the pul and Pactflc Pahaadea the Califonua home he pre· frn lo cam p1u1nln1 couldn't lil\'l ~v~n n third or tht• RepubUcan vote a1a1nat Geora• Buah, Howard Baker and lht real Jimmy <'111'1.er, ror OPl~, muat have maxed feeling• obout th• re•ults of the year's fm1t real polilacal te?jt The preMdent 1m prear.savely won one or the fight~ o( his IJfe he may be able to f1nt'\h Edword Kennedy off rather QUll'kly but he may hdve abo los t has ravoratt• Mailbox ' R~ubUcan opponent. T8ae "UUeaJ type1 la lite Wblt• HouH and any other ocrata wtt.b were bop- t 01 to run a1aln1t a111ao, · bellevtq that there w11 more myth than man out there oo tho Republlcao rt1ht. Unfortunately for tho•• Dernocrat1, Iowa RepubUCIDI •potted the aama mythical quality ln Reacan At Lhe While House. both polls and tn1tinct1 indicated that Rea1tan would not be a 1tron1 opponent tn a eeneral elttt.lon tn addiuon to naagina quesUona about hi• a1e and eneru·. Rea 1ao has never convinced lar1e enouah numbers of Americans that he 11 1mart eoouah and deep ~nough lo be president. He seemed to be an articulate auy who didn't know anythtne more than what he read an the papers -and he dldn 't even look al them every day THAT SHALLOWNESS - "tb1oner than aplt on a slate rock," WU lbe descrlptiOO O( one Republican 1ute chairman keeps gettma Reagan 1n trou ble Four years ago, be screwed himaell up with lovety. unworka· ble KMmm to ndt&H the Po'"' OI Ule t.clera1 l°"'1UD Tbla time, -.m wttb UmJt.ed patillc npoeun. be wu belimWtl to tit lD troubl.o wttb couo. but u. Ja1aJ, plans lo do lhlnp like tbl,plDI 1rm1 to nbel1 ln Af-11H1etan. TDAT8 WHY bu m ana1eri try to keep him out of 111ht Now that hi• "above pollt.tea" ~ lS collap.ain1. he hu to come out and mix It up with the Ukea of Baker and Bush U he la as vulnerable u I think he Is, they may eliminate ham before Carter or another Democrat geta t.be chance A lot Of thmp are iOtnl to hap~n between now and lhe RepubLican and Democratic con v~ntlons lh16 ~ummer as a Jot of things have aln:ady happt!netl 11ance Reagan ;.md Kennc:d y ap peared to be unbealabhi lhn.><: month.°' ago Two or those Uungl> are bound to tw the dt·flat1on of the Iowa w1nnt·rio, Bua;h and Carter Bu11h now ha" to face th.-front runnt r·.., CUT!)I' Heporter.-. 111nd commentator~ v.111 bf: a II O\'~r him and hi'> campaign Who ,.., th1 " "uy·• Whal d0t-s h<' really 1tand for? How did he mU. bla mooe1f What d1d be Nally do u director of lb• C.atHl ID· te1U1enee Aaeneyt \ft 1bout h1a wtf•? There .... routb .,.. ahead. THINGS COULD be WOrM for Ca rter. '!be president haa been llvln1 a charmed poUUcal life aance Ainer1can hotu1 wre taken ln Tehran -and vot.n temporarily loriot about tlttJe thlnas like inflation With enemies like the ayatollah and Brezhnev. Carter haa found new frienda 'Jbeq. bl.a flnt opponent, Kennedy, proved Incapable of 1•1ther winning friends or an nul'n<.'tllg people Kennedy haa lo 11tart all over nut can he? The baneat part of hit-problem hu bffn bl.a own r.11hngi. as a campaigner Maybe hl' wu~ unlucky and thmga wouJd h<1ve oc'(_ln completely different 1f then~ had been no crises in Iran and Afghant5tan, but the Int Ken.n.>dy ha11 lost the bagg~t thing ht-had the 1maae of "w1nnt·r " In New England, th•· ~ton (j lobe poll aln•ady hru; Carter J ht•ad or Kt•nned y IP New Ham~ture by J~ to '31 percent, v.1 lh 23 perc~nt unde<'.1ded Wld 11 µt.>r<i·nt for .lt·rry Brown Ir lhOlll' number., mt•an anythlng, 1 ht• 1m·~1dt•n1 . frna<·1ously and .tlrno..,t m1ra1·ulou..,ly ..... on hh ..... 1) tu ,1 '>tcond nom1ncil10n Bl'T. f:Vt.N ,1..,..,urn10~ that Cartt-r c,tay.., ,J.., luC'ky a11 he'!> tw{'n, lh<il nomination won 't mt>an a. .. murh a~ 1t would have 1f Reagan wt-rt• the Republican nom1nt't!. 11w former C•llforrua gove rnor w,1i. a 'let up for C'artn tht· prt·'>Hh'nt '.i. polls 'how1'fl him t.1kini.: 1·v1·rythtnR from Kt•agan but ron~f'rvaUVf• Rt-publ1ran... crnrl lht'rt' aren't o·nou~h 1•ount n dut. m1 mbf>n to 1·l1·1 t ,, pr•"•lll••nt IL1k1·1 ;ind Bu h .. n I h•· 11lh1·r 1i.11HI .1r1 h11th ..i1.11h 1.q1ul.Jli .. r lwJIHW < ·.1rt1 r 11t1 111alt1 r .... h.11 lh• 11011 ·" 11i.:ti1 nov. I h1 1111rnb1 r .111 i..•1111~ t u • h.111•••· v.tw11 II 1 pr1·'>1d1·nt I···•'<•·:. lt11 Wh11 1 ll11u'i1 Lo earn p.11•:n .incl 111 h 1• 111 r1o th.11 ''"'°"' 11r l.1tl'r .Jtrnm) C'u rt(·r 1. lho · friml fWlll• r n•1w hut i.o v. ·'" l\1•111w•I> unt ii <1 f1•w Wt'Ckh ··~·" .ond "" "' 1 H1·.11tjn until I 11'4 ..l 'Ignorance Is Bliss' Says Pot Supporter To the Editor Obviously Bob Greene does not lake rock and roll Havmg read a previous column of tuit which denounced all rock stars as overpaid, juvenile prima don· nas, I am not surprised to see him blaatin& Paul McCartney <Pilot, Jan. 24). GaANTED, many contem· porary mu.slclana have stru<:k me the same way. But to call McCartney's band "Wines" ter rible and to say hla brain has turned to mwih jWlt becauae he has aotten busted once aaain due to archaic laws Is as stupid as be accWles McCartney of be ing. The man must have some 11enae of values lo wnte the lyrics: "There's more to life than blues and reds . and. ·•oead on your feet. you won 'l aet far if you keep on 11tlcklng your hand 1n thl' medicine jar " I BATE to dredge up alJ the old arguments in favor ef decriminaUilng manJuana, but if Paul had brought an a couple fifths of rum ln his suitcase, he would oot have been Jailed I contend that marijuana proh1bl· lion la an incredible atupldity in and of itMlf. A• a bartender. I hne seen an enormous amount of people aet very stupid on alcohol. And I have known people who are atupld enousb to smoke themaet.e1 1lck with tobacco (myaelf included). But doea pot really make one that stupid? Mr Greene'• friend, by hla own admlaalon la a wealthy bwlneuman who bu happened to amoke pot for tM lut 15 yean. How could he be that aucceufuJ and &.hat 1tuptd at the n:me tJmet (Or do. be deal tn pot bhmelf, Bob?> Wblt Na.lb' pt.I me ta that Mr. Greene 1ay1 be u.odentandl teen·• UH of PCP better tbaD be dOM adult UM of pot. Good Lord I JI bla bullneHman trteod bad UMd PCP for U 1ean he woulcl etthor be a 1lobbertn1 cNtlll CIC' man ~•'1, dud by DOW. A hlp price to P•1for1» tn1 "joltec1" u oppoted to betnl "bot9d." But that'• okay, Bob. 'lbat'• JOW' 011hdon. You cu ban JOW' KBIG Murak and )'our daot of voOa. 'or me, I'll Niu wtth l 'JGIDt aad put oa • 'Wln.11 0¥er Amtttat." I '*' a . 1tupld, u 11 111, 11· DOl'UCllJI PftD Boorrlton.- To the Editor Bob Greene's Jan 24 column on marijuana as a Cane example or an alcohol oriented mind responding to something 1t doesn't undentand: It ls aU op1 nlon wit.bout any real aubstanlla lion lo fact If Greene Wtea to lush, u his laet sentence Implies, he really 1s dumb. The world and the medical profession -knows the dangers of booze. It la as add.le lave as heroin, as deadly, even tu ally, as arunk, and a con lrlbutor to ha~hway deaths and family destruction ll costs us billions In k»t work. accidents. deal.ha and societal dlacord MA&IJUANA, on the other hand, produces no physical addi tlon, has no toxic dose and Is about u mild and pleasant u social drue u has ever been das· covered. A pitiable, sophomoric ex· erclae ln mindless vitriol as Mr Grt'ene's Journalistic blathn Where's he get otr calllnir anybody dumb? A1 a pot smoker or over 30 yean I challenge Greene to any sort of mental competition he wl1hea lo choose We'll 1ee who's dumb J .P. PALMER. . ....... . To the Editor I flnd your lnauJUn1 artJclt on Paul McCartney aod marijuana rather vaaue. Thia outdated view ol pot typlfln those vieWI shared by most of tbe people ln your rank. You know, thole 9 to 6 wbJte collar vodka drtnken WbO don't qulte CiYe a damn •bout what they aay or do, u lout u their potnt l• made. I llDd JOW' viewa of martJuane ratber prtmlUve and tboutbt· Ifft. Petlap.a lf you bid 1G11M1 knowledle •bout the dru, and kntw that It wun't a whimpy dru1 for •l&latb 1rader1 In Sehaumbarl, DU.noll. rou could atart m•ldn• tome ..... ANDREW PSPPER .............. To the Sdltor: I am t.s wttb tbe w11 you are avtn.I an.r 0.. laq .ad lneontlder1te people ftlO .,.. no& mppled pan 1.n 1.p1ca 9l11DlJ marktd " • dJca~:· ftow, I JOU woild try to •b•m• u.. PI001t no Pli': aloal nd 'eWb11.il • - < e n t , • r v. h • r , 11 1 I' I ,11 n I \ markt·d "oo J•ark1111( · Thi.., an·ci 1-. luwwn .1 ... a fin· liin<' and 1s for the WK> of fir~ l'quapmrnt 1n an emereency Five Point!\, In lluntinl(ton Beach ls oru.• of the worst plat'1·:. for thaa T S RTTIER •.. , . .,., .. To the Echtor I would Uh to thank you for takme the Ume and the r.pace in your Jan. 24 editorial column to voice the concerns and frustra taona many Ocean View Teecben Aasoclalaon members have experienced over the last several weeks of contract neaouaUom Alt.boulh I fmd t.be~ are OM or two statements on wtucb I daf fer, I qree wholeheartedly wtth your optn.ion that OVTA mem ben must be etven an opporturu ty to volt' on a meanln&ful ba.IJot of altemaUves 11 lbe demorralac process LS to be served Thus far our leadenhlp hu gone lo great lenathll to avoid such • vote I truly hope your editorial hu played a alpJflcant part U\ con vlnclnc them thla la what they owe their member.hip and to takf'I immediate 11tep1 to ex pedlte the procedure MARYL. CONNIP'F OVTA Member 1 1'"1'1111 dllltl\ f It J ft•f \ l l\1',l .. 111•' In lht "'""''"' rn.i11ul.11·1u11 r l'11mJJJ11n .: ltll' mJn~ WJ) '4 t11 rt'h) dt'alh :ind 1·arn.1gf• ..r• 1·n1·ount,.n-d on the :.t ret·l~ with I h•· nurnht·r~ 11! .J( "ldt!nb and d1'.1lh.., In pn\<,Jlt• pJ<Jnl·~. I., .1'> lulllc and ::.cn-.dt·~ ... d~ udvocul an){ that Qnt ~hould m·v1·r go lo bed s1nn· mon· pt.•opk d1t• then· than any~hcr.-t•I ·•· ONE MA\' a lso nott.> lh•l therf' '>et>mi. lo bt> no les~ening of '1n.:h· plant.• night~ dunni time· ... of fuf'I <1hor t.1g1•..,, a\ Lhough prav<ilt.> plant' fu<•lc; an• not 1n cludt>d an tht• a 1t1 cal energy crisis Whitt• many nf us arf' <'ogn1zant of thl' 1·ost l1nes'\ or owning and ma1nla1n1ng a private plant'. and un· syrn potht'tlc. as a const'qucncc, toward lhe problems C<lnfrooting Meadowlark Airport. thf're lS an obvious increase or conwesUon as compared lo it11 ong1nal in tent and atalus Private plane ownership and operation LS &enerally a hobby , while homemukln1 and renting or ownership Is a dire necessity We abould put to rest forever the Inane advice lo harasaed families, s urrounding Meadowlark, that "they 1bould move away tr they object lo the airport". and the equally ln.aoe ·observation that ''the airport was hen! finl." Many of ua have been here 19, 20 years and more, when the airport wu rar leaa frequenl.ed by planes. More lmportant: many of ua have been ln the community, I dare aay, far lon1er than th• majority of pllota, either U1ln1 the airport or Tenllnc Ue-down spaces at pres· tnt: IO let'• keep our priorlUea In pet1pectlve. If there I.I any JuaUttc1Uoo for the continuln1 operation of MHdowlark Airport. It ta cer· t11Dly not CID lbe buJ.a of lfl\t' mutt propoHd by some ol lta prol)Ol)attl. And certaln'1 not by rldleullna tbou wbo 1Mll to potnt to the danctrt and d.lao crepa.od lo lt. operatlon. .. 8.r . BORCOKA.M f I LOCAL ... ~.Jlnu9ty31 . '* ut Woodland ~~~:~e:". TAHOE (AP) -The aDd u..tr 41 ktDdtraaftln UU!llllUIU _ _ o.&a UI. Delly """ .... "-"' YOUNGSTERS Oh 'BIG KIDS' PLAYGROUND WITH OLDER BODDIES Playing Catch Are undon Cot1uzo, 10; Michael Kerte, 5; Tena Goff, 5; Brtan Mowe, 10 el•~ ICbOOl campua and lita.ra bow to cro11 • •U'elt u1e11. pAll Ubderlta.nd them too, beca llz yean "° -tbe 1•ar tbe aebool'1buddy1yatem .,. •• -um _year'• ftftb ll'edln ... ln kiil· dar•uten l1ke T .... Mike, 1'aaoa and Maunen. Tbe ~ WU dniMd by kiaderprten teacben 8aDd;f Blattennan and Joan Coaaella u a way to Jp tbe ~. who haft tbelr own aepUU. plaJll'OQDd, feel more a put of the whole 1cbool. nJ'Tll GMDEU A&£ llATCIDD with ldD· der1artnen and work wltb them for half an hour OD FridQa. ID acldltion, they now~ aupervlte their 11Ule Dell oo the oAder cbildren '! P,l•JP'OUDd. "'l'be Afth sraden are teacben, • Mn. Blat· terman aald. ''They're •l.IPPOMd to be 1~1. not'dotni UU.O,. for the kiodereartenen. ' Tbe older' 1b.tdeat1 help with art projects and pre·rednl pbonica exerciaes, lbe aa.td. One pro- ject, caJ..led the alphabet train. calla for the older child to deailD a landscape, while the tittle buddy bu to arranie~ can labeled A, B, C and ao oo ln alphabetical order on the picture ANOl'llEa P&OJEcr INVOLVES THE older students writ.inc adventure stories that feature the k.ioderearteners as heroes and heroines The students are allowed to select their bud· dies if they want, except that no s1blin1 mat.cbes are allowed. The ltiodergartners really etlJOY the feelin& of having an older friend, Mrs. Blatterman said. "Our children can hardly wail Wl Fndays," she said. THE nl'Tll GRM>E&S GAIN IN other ways. sbesald. ''There's seU-confidentt and self-esteem ln having someone really look up to you." Buddies wbo participate m the school's breakfast program frequently sit together then, she said. and this year's hfth graders a1mni little buddies -couldn't wait lo pick their partners this year Lake T Communlty Coll••• Dl1trlct baa complited pu:rebaM ol a lM·acre tcbool 1JtA lJl UM mJddle ol the ctty of South Lab Tahoe. The property ... purcbued from Shell OU CompaQY for '820,000. Dtrect otcollect, to .W.Crlbe to YOU" Mlnetown pa.,.r, the DAILY PILOT WANTED DIAMOMDS · GEMSTONES WALL TO WALL GRAND OPENING SALB 3 DAYS ONLY FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNO"AY FEB. 1-3 MAJOR CARPET LINES DISCOUNTED AS MUCH AS $5.00 PEA SQUARE YARD (Dunft9 Q,.nd Opening Only) LOCATmlN HAABOA-BAKEA CENTER (Acfoa• From F£0CO) J ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ And wtule the kmdergarteners may mostly be on the rettivtng end of the attention, lhe fifth graders ptck up some, Loo GAANO OPENING IA.LE HOURS FRI., SAT. ~tSUH M ;; ~Roaches 'Wild Man' Attacks Workers "They have a rooting sect.ion durt~ bullet· ball games," Mrs. Blatterman slUd "And when Santa came in the police helicopter. i.n..stead of 10- ing tut the fifth graders got to be there first with their little buddies ·· It.. ·Disrupt Meeting 'PROVIDENCE, R I. <AP> -A meeting or the Providence Citizens Review Board at City Hall was disrupted by :--. an invasion of coack-roaches The somber meetmg was interrupted when severaJ people picked up their coats and started swinging at the in.sects. "You cooJd put a sad- dle oo this thing," one man in the back of the conference room said before !moclrin& a roach to the floor and crusb10g il. City Hall bas been OD· • dergoin& a $1 million ren· ovation. Workers re- " port the repairs have disturbed the cock , roaches, which appar· fntly have resided 10 " the 102-year-old building for some time ·'Thul JUSl shows tbal the committee should put up more money for renovations of City Hall ,. And they should get a •fumigator," sai d 4 Stephen J. O'Rourke or " the Mayor's Office of Community Develop- C'lent. : 4 Study .. ~Abroad Four UCLA sludeuta r rom the Orance Coast area are studying al foreign universities th.is year through the sc hool's Education Abroad Program. They are. Ff'Of'ft ........... Y....,: AIWI Tomle Y•-........ ~ OWlll._ u ... ,........,.,,...,.,~ F,_ n r "' 8NO. e111-t11 C•rol W•ll•U. U"lwnlly of SN .. ..,.. ... ..,. .. ,,.,,, ~ ....... , •••• s Mc~lll. Ulll...,.,ty ol Kent, U"ll· eel Ki...--. I f'rom ~ 9o.Mll: J ....... • Meftk• Gww*""-'· UIM,,onlty ef Stir ..... ~ Cops Boo8ted SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -San Frandaco ia aollll to have more • vice squd and juvenile bureau police in 1980 than In 1119. Police Qlief Oorneltm Murphy 1wore ln 17 new uala· tut lmpeetora and eipt new aerseanta. UNION. N .J. <AP> -A Cuban immigrant, taunted by co-workers about hia virility, "turned into a wHd man" and attacked them with a hammer and a 12-inch kiU:ben krufe, autboriues say. Teo employees were l.n.Jured. four crillcaJly. ''I was working at a bench near him and without sayme a word, the guy suddenly goes nuts," said Frank Bremai, whose band was cut Wednesday at the Amenean Products Co. machine parts factory. Roberto Gonzales. 51 , was arrested and held on assault and battery charges after the atiack at the plant in this northern New Jersey com- munity, polace said SMOKE DETECTOR First Alert s~e and fire detector has loud alarm to awaken even deep sleepers. 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CART ~~ QUAm SAE 30 WT. •OTOIOIL 69!. 7 Clearing jSeen for I Weekend There's dear weather and fair sailing in view throu1b the weekend, the National Weather Service said today. although Orange County unexpectedly caught a comer of a storm that hit San Diego overnight The forecast calls for fair , weather With some cloudiness but mostly sunstune, with tern· ' peratures remaming in the low 70a during the day and the mid-SO. at night Many Orange Coast residents were surpnsed to find sidewalks and cars wet Uus morning. Hun- tington Beach weather watcher ' J . Sherman Denny was one of them. "I went to bed and there wasn't a cloud m sight," he said His 8 a.m reading showed the .27 of an inch had fallen over· night, Denny said The Hunt· f ingtOn Beach total IS now 9.16 t inches since the season began July 1, neck-and neck with last year's 912 total at this time The city's average rainfall by the end of January is about eight inches, Denny said The Orange County Flood Con- trol District reported that .4$ of an inch fell ovemi1ht io Santa 1 Ana. for a season total of 8.12 inches Last year at this lime, 10 17 inches had fallen The season average for Santa Ana is 6 8 inches In Costa Mesa, 22 of an inch was measured overnight, for a season total of 8 04 inches, com· pared to 8 83 inches last year at this time Lesser amounts of rainfall we re recorded overnight in other Orange Coast areas 14 of an inch in Newport. Beach and only 05 of an inch an Laguna Niguel. ·, Juliana, 70, ; May Abdicate . ~ Dutch Throne ' AMSTERDAM. Netherlands {AP> -Reports s wept the Netherlands today that Queen Juliana may be about to an· 1 nounce her abd.Jcallon from the throne sbe has held for 31 years. 'Her daughter, Princess Beatrix, would succeed her. . The 1ovemment information j service, which handles impor· tant tc>yal announcements, booked television today ror a , special statement by the queen t later today. , --~~~~~~~~~-..... Orange Coast 1t'eatbe.- varlable cloudlnen cleaitq ovenilabt. II.Uy sunn1 but soJDe bltb clOudmeu Friday. Lowa toallht BO ll the beacbea d :se iDlud. m• Fri· day • al.oq the eout and 71 lDland. N I DETG AW n. Jm '"'* tupplnlnt ~ die C)zford E~lilh Dk· t'6Mtw mtMa due notl of OM to•r·ltUtr word. 811t AIOtd~ Want ha.a n/· /n.Jcfu'ltDtllb~ e.o... of U -o.w for ~ d!dribUUd . .PC1'19AJ4 . •• Law enforcement officers and workmen peer out over lhe San Luis River in Oceanside after heavy rams washed out the Douglas Dr1 ve bridge lst Movie Theater Nears for Irvine The city of Irvine, which boasLo; of having jus t about ev erythin& else, has gone these past eight years without a movie theater. That no longer will be the case after next week. A walk-in Mann theater will open in the Woodbridge Village Center Feb 7 and the premiere will benefit a n aquatics scoreboard fund. Chairman of the committee seeking to raJse funds for the scor e board at Heritaee Park is City Coun cilman Bill Vardoulia. The theater will open with the showioi or the film "All That Jazz." Tickets for the 8 p.m. pre· miere and a chnmpagne recep- tion that precedes it are avail&· ble from members or the Chamber of Commerce and the Kiwanis Club as well as al the Chamber of Commerce office at Irvine Town Center across Crom UC Irvine. About SU,000 has been raised so fat in ticket sales to spooaor lJ'OUPI for the scoreboard fund. About $46,000 is needed to purcbase a scoreboard-timer system for the Herita1e Park AquaUcs eo;:ru. whlcb bas been dell-a u • site for the 198-0 AA U National Swam Finals The Irvine Company is hosting the premiere's reception at 7 p m at the Woodbndge Village Information Center The com pany has said 1t Will donate up to $20.000 Donations also have been received from Broadmoor Homes. Fluor Corp . the Owl Com pames, the Akins Company. Dewey's Rubbish Service. Douglas Development Company. the Irvine Unified School D1i. trict, tbe Koll Company. the Wilham Lyon Company, JM Peters Company, Rutan and Tucker . Walnut Village Me r c hants Association and W armingt.on Development Com· pany A limited number or Uckets will be sold the night of the event at the Mann Theater box office. The theater is located on Barranca Road near Culver Drive. Tax S1aah Fails '.\.SACRAMENTO (AP> -The Ataembq overwhelminllY re- jected an attempt Wedneiday to slash the sales tu on 1uoline from aix cents to 1 '4 cents. ln1 that Huntln1ton Beach Pollce detectives used March warrant• "for 1eneral tx· ploratory a.earcbea that have been universally condemned'' by the atate and federal supreme eourta. Deputy Dl.slrict Attorney John Conley supported taUmooy of police Set. R.oo Jenkina. 1aytnc the pbotoirapbic material showed \Ut Alcala bu an ab- normal interest ln sex and la particularly attracted to )'OUlll women. Wlt.ile ru.Ung the evidence wu properly retaaned by in· vestieators, Judge Kneeland aald be would make no de- lerminaboo a.a to the relevancy of the items to the Samaoe cue. Fl FTEEN CENT Kneeland said he would oot bear further ma~rs in the easel nor preside over the trial. beuuse of his recent decblon to, retire from the bench on Marcb, 31. Tijuana Flooded 15 Dead • in U.S., Mexico? TIJUANA. Me xico <AP> Soldiers and vohmteers wadmg in knee deep mud hunted today for 10 persona feared drowned an floodwaters unleas hed from a ram swollen dam A total of 15 persons are believed to have lost their hves to the powt-rful Pac1f1<.' storm on both sides of the border Meanwhile. thoui.ant.I~ who fled their threatened home:. Wednesday in T1JU&na returned as the muddy wateri. ret'eded under clear weather The Red Cross and tht· BaJtt Cahfonua governor's om~ ron firmed two decrths an T1Juana Hostages Nearing Freedom? WASHINGTON (APl With sax Amencan diplomats back in the United Stat.es a!ter a biab· rt1k escape rrom Iran, the Cart.er administration continued to "'ork on a scn~s of Initiatives to win freedom tor 50 other Amencan.s still held captive in Tehran The 1mmed1at.e admmistrallon concern wa s that the Amencans left betund might be the target of har..h treatment by lraruan authorities an retaliation ror the Canadaan·sponsored smugghng effort Al the same tame, there were "iagns that the admm1stral1on's thrE'l' month quest for th<' safe release of tht' 50 hostages may be malung progress After a bnefmg on the lraruan s1t uat1o n W e dn esday by Secretar y of State Cyrus R JOURNALISTS KEPT FUGmVES' SECAET-44 Vance, Sen Frank Church. D Idaho. told reporters. "The~ as some ground for hoJ>(' we can ftnd a way to secure the relea.~ or the hostagH .. Hours earlier. State Depart ment spokesman H odd1}lg Carter declmed to rule out the poss1b1hty that the hostages might be ~leased to a third par ty. such as the Red Cross. 1f agreement can be reached on the operung of a U N tribunal on the reign of the former Shah of Iran Other offlclala, who asked not to be identified, said the ad· ministration la workin~ on a number of Initiatives to end the hosta1e crlaia, ln it.&, nth day. However, Iranian deleeates at the meetin& of Islamic forellJl mlni1ten in Pakistan had said Tuesday that Iran wu a~ by ita demand that the de shah be returned u Ill price for the release of the boeta1ea. Meanwhile, at Dover Air Force Bue In Delaware, rel· aUvea 1.u.erect to ireet the six dlplom.ta on Utetr arrival h'om <See l&AN. Pate AZ) and two in Ensenada A search was under way for a family of li 1 x reported was hed off th(• roof of their T1Juana hom+- U S Vice Cons ul David Rogus said ~ knew for i.ure only that two men mcludinli: a Mexaran h1ghwa> patrol capla10 drowned '4ht-n a bridge l 0ollaµs1•'1 in Ensenada "llo bod aes were found. Mcx1lan Red Cro-..s ol f1c1ab i.a1d F1\:e Amencans died in :.cal tered Jreai. of Sou thern California on Tue.,da\ and W ednt"Sday including four v. ho were :.-wept a"'a" b~ floodv.ater. an San L>lego and ~an Bemard1no <'Oun lle~ and one whose car C'rashed m R1wrs1de County An estimated 12.000 people chilscd out of low lying homes s pent Wt.'dnPsrlav night in !'C hoolc;, c hurches and a hrt·hou.'>t' Mt·~1c-an Red Cross '11lunt~rs pro\ 1ded c·offee dur IOlt !ht· n1~hl \t da)hreak. a t ~ Coast <;u;.ir<l h<>hcopter ;Hn .. cl11n r·<1se 1t mt~hl start raan1nJ: age1m but no rain v.as forec-ast Two i.uch hE>hcopt.ers helped carry 100 peo- ple to hi1ther ground Wednesday The evaC'ua t1on of 10 .000 J)e() pie from houses along the ram <Stt FLOOD, Paie AZ> Al'W...._o Oaeers for Neighbor A 14 by 48-foot b1Uboard located at lhl' base of the .\m bassador Bridge ID Detroit carnt•s a message thanking the Canadians for the ir ht>lp ID the escape o f s ax Amencans from Iran The b1llboard faces Canada and traffic entenng the United States Iron Rebels Renew Kurdistan Fighting J i ' --·I'••• LONDON CAP> -laq .. otcOold ...... ._..,"" 1 , r: uco Ma.to at cAoM 1.-daD 1l trtdlnt at WIS bl N York. •- Tbe IDltaJ CloMd w 8:J -Z\lltcb aad -·· UI Loodon ... ..., ............. , LOS ANGBLES CAP) -Ametttu bmtMuman Armand Hammer aaya the Ruaalu amba•9dor to the Unti.d t1te1 told blm the Soviet Union plans to withdraw lu troops from Af&banlatan but did nol apecify wbea. He aald ~ ambaaaador. AnatolJ DobJ'Jftln, would not com· menl oo tM ooe·month dead..l.lM for wlt.bdrawal that Pret.ld.:at. Cart.er Mt Jan 20. ...... w...,• •I f"-u ll•e WASHINGTON <AP> -Treasury Secretary G Wilham Miller wu aware of the improper use of $600,000 to entertain DefeDM Department employees when be was chairman of Tex- tron Inc • the Securities and Exchanae Comml111on Hid lo· day.The SEC flied a clvll complaint In U S District Court aaainll Texlron as a result of a two-year inveaU1aUon of al· leged overHa.a payolfs by the company. Textron aareed to a settlement of the complaint without ad· mlttina or denying aullt. It agreed to a court order requiri!'i it to disclose any future payments to forelan aovernment otnc1al1. Suspect Nabbed In 100 MPH Chase A 26-yeu old transient led south Orange County lawmen on a 100 mile-per hour predawn chase today from El Toro to San Diego County that ended after a San Clemente officer waa hurt. San Clemente police Officer Tim Hopkin auffered a bruised arm and aore neck and back when the speeding auto rear. ended h1a patrol unit on the San Dieao Freeway near Avenida Palizad.a. Hopkin 1aJd he was trying to prevent the auto from leavmg the freeway when It atruck tum al about 85 milea ver hour. The cbue began at 4 a.m. on the rreeway near El Toro Road and ended an hour later near Laa Pul1a1 Road near Oceanalde passenger in El Toro lo arrest the driver, Daniel Garcia Ramirez oo suspicion of drunken driving. While Ramirez waa beini ar· rested, the other man sped off with the auto. It is alleged he tried to ram CHP, Orange Coun· ty Sheriff's deputies and U.S. Border Patrol cars as well as the San Clemente unit. Tbe man allegedly drove around El Toro on surface streeta before headin1 south on the freeway. lawmen saJd. CHP Officer Lawrence Auauatynlak aaid little la known about the two men first found in the aeQn when It waa lnltially atopped. They are believed t.o be me1al allena, Auauatynju u - serted. Both are In Oranae Coun· ty Jail. ""~ ,ft. An Hid: • -Hl •• way to ,. lntt1te n employ.. poatilom tbat •trt cut back afttr P10Dalltton u. --fldenJ red tape at tbe Department of Haltb, !'.d\ac• and Welt~ ll delaytq tc!n· verwtoa d child abt&M rt(Of'dl to 1co~1ystem. -of • person lo ... port child a e bas been re· aumed. -••Response ti me to emerceoc:y report• of cbUd abuN a. curreaUy within the two-hour euldeliDe" aet by t.be 1t1te • Tboae aaaurances weren 't enou1b tor Ant.bony. however After t.be board bad fin.iahed lta scheduled business or the day, Anthony called on the board t.o prod Miss Grier's de· partment to "Immediately" fill tbe five and • half joba in the child abme prosram that last week were vacant. The aeeond command laaued by the board directed the CCMmty purchuing department to ex- pedite the purcbuln1 and de· hvery of paperwork already oo order Finally, auperviaon aald that while the computerised lnforma. Uon system la walling ff EW ap- prov al, a manually-operated ayatem should be tnatalled. The system beln1 challenaed 11 a 24 hour lnformatlon retrieval pro1ram that would give child abme worken around the clock access to records. Later tn the day, the board's call to speed up rebuilding of the child abuae pt'Oiram was echoed by Orange County Employees Associahon, representative of the 36 workers now employed In the child abuse program. Jn a press release, OCEA said there 1s a •'dangerously low level or service" in the pro- grams. Representatives a.aked cowity officlala to hurry the hiring or workers and to allow employees acceaa to cblld abuse records after workin1 hours and on weekends They complained that equip- ment to aid workers wu ap- proved months ago but was 5tlll unavailable A man Identified with two namea of Jose Garcia and Manuel Romero waa arrested on charges or auault with a deadly weapon, drunk driving and felony hit·and·run. Calilomla Hl&hway Patrol of· flcera stopped tne 1965 Rambler sedan the man was riding In u a Viets Ref use Cowity to Acquire large Park Site • 'Body' Check WASHINGTON (AP) -Viel· nameae officlala refuted the re· queat at a Houae subcommittee to visit a Hanoi warehou1e where a "h11hly reUable" re- fugee aceowtt aays the bodies of more than 400 American servicemen are stored Rep Lester L Wolff, 0 NY., chairman of the House Fore1an Affairs aubcommillee on Asian and Paclflc affairs, told re· porters at a Wednesday briefing that Vietnamese authorille1 "brushed ulde'' the report and refused to permit the con greaaiooal delegation to inspect the buHdine Wolff led the deleaatton of seven con1re11men and Sen. Carl Levtn, D-Mlch., who dia· cuued the luue with Viel· 11ameae officlala durina a flve- hourviattoHanolonJan.1.5 OMNOICOMT DAILY PILOT I OrMae County stands t.o •c· quire 3,400 acres of land WMSer an aareement Wedneaday In wbich the board of aupervtaora approved zonln1 for the Allio Viejo planned community of 20.000 homes. The dedlcaUon of the land In the coutal hill.I behind Lacuna Beach la planned t.o become part of th~ proposed national urban park for the area Under terms of the •1ree· ment, the county has 15 yean to accept the property wtucb was called the lar1est dedicaUon of prlvat.e land In the county's hiJI . lory. Superviaon aareed to the IOfl ln1 chan1e and t.o terms of ded· ication of land, despite re· quests for delay The board chan1ed lhe general play tut year to double the number of dwellln11 allowed on the prope rty, from 10,097 units t.o20,000 units. M lchael Scott, executive director ol the La1un• Green· belt Inc., taid Wednnda:J that hia aroup didn't have Ume t.o re· vlew the a1reement on the '1ft. of OJ*) tpaff. He alto 11ld tbat tbe wa- d.,ttaadlnt wblch Tlvet tbe company mtne ra rt1bt1 pc>Hlbly could turn the open apace 1mo a at.rip mtntna pit. Bellnda Blacketer, vlce c!al~n ttf Vntafe La1una c arae4 tbat env ronmtntal • udiel ot tbe project .,. lAlde- quate llDd tt1at bar or1an•.,tloa bado't &be dLIDee to lludt t.b1 land dedlcatloa •ftMm t. Supenl1or TbomH RUe_y, wboH dl•trlot lDGIUdH tilt 1praw1tna dtYtlopm•~t , decl&nd he wu •W'Pru.d bJ lb• ,.... ,or 4elA1• ID4 • tM pOHlblt ldYttH tfftct Ult1 ml&bt paee on the UUoDal \ltMD park. Be •IC,l81Dtd tbl' OOSl• lrt .. lODll ltacltra JllH 4t• m_....,_°':JI 9f mt land _,, &JM AUN f0$ -~ "=;:,f!~ IOtal -f;&1 Wltb an tu8loU ,...._. • "9 UM~··-~ .. -tJIMler urtu .,,, ••11.SU'• ••r .. meftl. iM couab or '- designee may also buy addlUonal property within the 6,619-acre location at a price baaed on lut. yur's market value. Of the 20,000 horn~ planned to be built on 2,219 acrea, 2S per cent of them must quaWy u af. fordable by county ataodarda. Alao included In development pl ana are a bulloeu park t.o be located on 494 acrea. com· merclal development or 3-4& acres and open apace of 3,480 acrea lncludln& 90 acrea for community parka. f",...P.,,e AJ IRAN ••• .,...., rttot ...... ...,..,, .....,_ 8AOkDt DtU RNDe THRl!I! TO '°"" FUT Of WATER OVER SEWAGE PLANT WOfbf G8ry Hannon Cteana Up Dane Potnl Reclamation Faclttty 2 Coast Beaches Closed Raw Sewage Flooda Dana1 Point, Clemente About three mllea of Dana Point and San Clemente beaebes remained clOMd today becaute of more thin nine mlllton • 1allooa of raw aewa1e dumped oo the aborea al.nceTueaday. Oran1e County health offtdala saJd about nine million 1allom of aewace are released dally from the flooded South Eut ReatooaJ Reclamation A1ency plant in DanaPoUlt. Blll Murphy, SERRA opera. Uona manaaer. aald an eutben dike wu eroded away by the flood waters early Tueaday mornln1 and unleaahed tbe waters into the plant. Murphy aald there waa already a .,-eat deal of 1t.andln1 water held by earthen feeder channels around the plant that waa accumulated by urller rains. CoU:~ healt.b official Bob Stone today tha aewa1e no. could continue for u 1001 u fivf week.a when the SERRA treat ment plant ii experted t.o be re paired. The SERRA plant wu flooded durln1 rain earlier Uu.a week. Gigi Alive? Whale Believed Sighted LOS ANGELES <AP> -Giil the any whale. who bun1 around the docks of San Clemente after her r eleaae from captivity in lt72, may be alive as a full-ned1ed wtld whale If sightings off the Palos Verdes Pemn.suia are correct join one ot t.M CaWornia coast's mlgratins whale herds failed and abe be1an banlina around the piers at San Clemente and Ocealllide. Thi~ fueled arguments that, as a captive IUlCe 10 week.I of age, she bad Utlle chance of aurvtval in the ocean By April 1972. her elect.rorur eear had ceased to function and her trainers could no longer monitor her movemenb Beaches from Sett Creek IOUth to San Clemente city beach near t be interaeclioa o f Coaat H ighway aod Camino Cap11lrano have been fouled by the pollution, health officials said Meanwhile, San Clemente State Beach workers are mop- ping up a one-mile atret.cb ol their beacb fouled by 48,000 aalkxul of raw aewa1e dumped Tuesday by a broken aewer line. The 1e""er ~ near Avenida Calafia burst when heavy rains overloaded at and caused ~ ero11on of the earth and pave- ment around at. All actJVJtJea anvolving water contact an the closed beach area ha.s been proh1b1ted until further notice Harbor Patrol and hfeguardB in the Polluted areas &a1d today they have not sighted any debrl5 1n the wawra that m1abt mbibit boat.mg. * * * F,...PageAJ FLOOD ••. paging Tia Juana River was O\Cr~een Wc·dnl'Sday by Presa· dl·nl Joae Lopez Portillo, who new from M CXJCO City at the re· quest of Gov. Roberto de la Madnd of Baja Cahfornaa "It· s sti II too soon to say for certain, but based on the descrtptiom and the credibility of the observers, at sounds a lot like Glg1 ," William E. Evans. executive director of San Diego's Hubbs Sea World Research ln &t 1tute , said Wednesday. Afterwa rd, Lo pez Port1llo i.aad "The i.1tuatJon as senous t-ut not a ma1or caLlstrophe •· Diantond Loss da:h:;~· was no es timate of Two bridges washed out A group of expenenced whale Al $70,000 lwlwt.•t•n Tijuana and Ensenada, watchers reported 1ee1ng a l'losinli( the• h1ghwJy whale with Gl&i'• marttnp tn a ROCKLYN CAP> -A 11.000 Thousands laving an flimay pod or five whalea. which Eva.ru reward is bemg offered for the homl's ~hcru;t of Tijuana fled said was the first reli able sight bo S70 ooo o· rth of return of a ut · w to hight'r ground when rumors IDI of Gisi a.lnce li73. diamonds that a 72 year-old flt>w that ~ year-0ld Rodri&uet woman lolt on the way to have Dom rru,utt break When Sea World authorities them appraJ.aed. releued the 40-foot whale after Rocklyn Police Chief Ron An estimated 500 tourists, a year's tra1nln1 In 1972. Green asked Wednesday that moi.tly Americana. were tran1i1torlied radlo -locaUoo she not be identif\ed to avoid ~trandt'd bv water-dogged roads 1ear sutured Lo her akin lndic•t· baraument but were ablt' to dnve out ol Ti· ed that abe wu awtmml.nl In Amon& the jew~la were a ring Juana today clrclea and was ml11ln1 the be•rtna %1 diamonds. one wtth a human companionahlp that bad 2~ -carat diamond and • "'1· The reservoir. packed after become a part of her dally life. carat diamond to1etber, and a lmost five inches of rainfall another wttb a Oawleaa one· since Sunday, began spillina Ocean apotten alao reported carat white diamond with a ~-water over Rodrieuez Dam OD tbll ber half·bearted attemptt t.o carat dlamond on either aide. Tuesday. ____ ==~--=:..:__~~~~=--::=::::=::==============--;;;m;;;;;;;;miiiiiiiiiiii A • Quake Brings Double Jolt SAN FBANCISCO <AP> -NonMra C.Worn.la bomeoftlU. bedi, lbak• by two AIOal tambk»n lD lell a.bu T2 boun, are now aboc* up about IOID.... -molt daa't bave eanlllquab in· lura.Dte. i..... eom.pu1e1 bave beea de1upd by thcN1•""" ol calla from bollleownen who want their lDveltmeot protected wbm tM ••tq ooe'' bl.ta. IT WOtJl.ID BAVS 8STAINl!D felony pen.W. for planllu and b&rvtlltlnc marijuana for ule, tu tt would llave nduced tboM pen1ldet to 1 muim.a.m '100 tine for the cu.ltivatima of up to llx planta for penooaJ_ use. .. A1Mmbl1man Art A,._, D-San Franeueo, aaid be would reintroduce bia ABl, the meuure to outlaw job dlacrtmlnatlon qainst bomOMXUala, in 1111 and every year after that until it b finally enacted. 'Poor' Pretest 1'Je ... re .. It'• abeU.vable," aald lnaun.nce a1ent Kite Per17 ... We've bad to people call tbia mom· iq <WeclDeldQ), and lt wu loinl like tbat all WeeMnd We've l)l'Obably edded eartbQuake COV· erac•toabundredpollcles &lnceTuesday ••• PmY, wao wom f« Allstate, Hkl be no lon1er bothers to aay "bello" when be amwen the telepbooe in bis Uvermore aftlce. Imtead. be 1dtl a dlred. "Yes, we have eart.ltquake imuruee," to save time. llOl'll •EASU&1!8 bad eotten to th A.1- aembly floor only after cklee Mlialative baW., and A.pol' bll1 prompted a march earlier thia month wblcb broqht 3,000 penona to the Capitol AIDOI aald be decided not to press for a floor vote Wednesday because there wu no hope of win· nini Senate pauqe thia year. An elderly woman on the state Capitol grounds in Sacramento gazes at rolled-up list of names of Callf ornians opposed to a measure by Sen. Alfred Alquist. D-San Jose. that would UmJt the Public Utilities Commission's discretion in setting gas and electric rates. Demonstrators Wednesday s aid the bill would raise utility rates for the "workmg poor " pave Simmons, a ap~keaman for the Insurance Information lnstitilte, estimatea that leu than 5 percent of Califom.la 's bomeowDen carry earthquake lmurance, partly became of ''tbe pec:W1ar' meat.ality of Callfom.lam. We are an opttn:UIUepeople." C',ays Film Banned SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A coatrovera.lal movie proleated by bomoaexuala for lta portrayal ol 1ays and a homicidal maniac will not be shown at movie bouaea owned by the na· tion'a lar1eat theater chain, an official aaya. Last 'lbunday a tremor meuuriq s.s on the Richter lcale struck Northern California, damas· in& bomea, roads, public buildlnga and stores while leavinC scores of persom injured and bome- leu SA'ftJUAY, A 5.1 QtJA&E jolted tbe l&llle area. eaus1nl more minor damage and leaving residents' nerves rattled. There were no serious in· juries. Larry Lapidus, aenior vice president of General Cinema Corp. of New York, announced the cancellation of "Cruising'' Wednesday but said gay protests in San Francisco, New York City and elsewhere were not the reason why. Both earthquakes were centered near Livermore, a community of 50,000 inhabitant.a about 35 miles east of San Prandaco. Two of tbe San l"randlco Bay area's lar1est homeowners' insurance companies, Farmers and State Farm, have put moratoriums on writinl new or expended quake lmurance. "PIOPLE GET E•O'llONAL." said Dea.ni.a Cuqnnde of State Farm's office in Danville wbere Saturday'• quake toppled chimneys aDd damapd bomes. "We bad bought the picture blind without ever bavin8 screened il, and it was scheduled to open Feb. IS in about 25 or 30 of our 850 theaters," Lapidus said. '1bey call an qent and say, 'Add earth· quake.• After a month, many ol them chan&e their minds. It C08ta us around $25 to change a policy. We Just want to give people a chance to cool After screening the movie last weekend, General Cinema found it ·'unsuitable for our clienlele,'' Lapidus said. down.'' State insurance department statistics show residential and commercial property ownen in California paid $25 million for quake insurance in 1978. al3perceotmcreueoverl977. * * * * * Quake Damages Laboratory Bill $10 Million LIVERMORE CAP) -Earthquake damage to facillUes at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory for nuclear weapons research may reecb $10 milllm, officials say. Damage to structures was widespread following the main quake Jan. 2", but no radioactivity waa re· leued outside the lab and there was no dqer to the public's health, lab apolresman Jeff Garberson told a news conference Wednesday. About 2S 1allon.s of water laced with triUum did seep throuch a crack in a water boldine tank, but ll wu contained at the site and poeed no health dan1er, be said. Act.It Reatab o.i LOS ANGELES CAP) -In a vie· tory for families with children, the City c.ouncil bu voted to approve an ord.luDce outlawtnc cllscriminallon baaed cm~ thereby bann1DI adulta· on11 natat111nc_tn tbecity. Rejedlq last-minute pleu by a u·qup of landlord• and senior ctttsena, the councU voted 10·3 WedwdaJ to lend the ordinance to May«Tom Bnldley for b1a alpalure. Ader.S...T.,. fi,OS ANGELES (AP> -Actor Jam• Ga.mer, wbo told police be ,. .. pmnmelect and kicked fol.lowint . ( STATE ) a minor traffic collision earlier thia month, bas hit back with a $2 millioo suit qa1ml two people, Aubrey L. Williams of Tujunga and his aister Deborah William.a, 25, of Pasadena, be said attaclted and robbed him. Tbe suit was filed Monday in Superior Court, Gamer'• attorney, Chuck Scott. aaid Wednesday. It a.ska for $1 million in actual damages and $1 millioo in punitive damage OUEal"llhapl/p SAN FRANCISCO (AP> St.and ... ard Oil Company of California's 1979 earnings topped those of 1978 by 83.9 percent as gains in oveneaa prof ... it.a and in foreign currency excbanse operations pushed the company's net income to '1.'79 blmon. The report Wednesday by Standard of Callfornla, the nation's fourth· lareest oil company and the Jut among industry leaden to announce 1979 prnlita, came aa other oil com- panies were reportJq profit 1atna for a year ln which world crude oil . pricea doubled . Prop.13Hit Teacher Torm to Prostitution (, J contest to UNt cloMly related pa~ ctiarp tn Deeember. AltbOqlt bli prvbaUon report ~mmended a 10-day jail MD• tence. WU llHD a Im· , pended ientenee and probation thl• weelt br Jucl1e Allan Bollbo«er ot San Matao County Superior OoWt. A~ato the sm;baUon re-port bllc 'l'Uadq Elkin told ttoo officer that bla teaeblU Job at an Oakland acbool ••• cut becau1e of Propolltlcia 1J tu UmJtl and be wu b11111t..-red to wort ln a ''probleln'' tCbool: ' aatblr tban ac th• aaap-mtnt.. J:Udn Hid be lnvelttd JD tb ull lid aUOD. ., .. AD Mle pricft good tbnJ 212180. Ol wlalle ......... w. BOLT FOR G4LS TOPS (A) YIJIJ can choose from -al ~ of 'itr1~ lops from Ughmng Bolt Reg S15-Sl9 NOW $8.99-$10.99 A 9W.E CASUAL PANTS (B) One ol CalHorma·!> l.Mirne ~ ., a ~ "" tN ol c~ RegS19 NOW$16.99 ADORABLE I ERRV TOPS (Q C'4"I all \,OIJr grelll spring c~ In CtH. kx>PJ l~rrv B lops Short~ 1rneck Req \lb ~ 'N0W$12.99 ~ BRITTANlA JUNIOR JEANS (0) tiurr\L Sl4lfllles can't l,,<.1 long1Choowfrom11<,~ ~ and fabric.\. Reg $2'j NOW$15.99 LEFT BAM, BRrrTANIA MEN'S I ERHV SHIRTS (E) Fwuonable 1eny kn~ 1n aw:Jr1ed lonq °' \/l."1 \leew ~·Canon/"°" S M·L·XL Rea Sib $22 NOW $10.99-$15.99 BRl1TANIA MENS JEANS (F) Choow from ~~ end color\ In herringbone. COfduroy end pr~ denim w,,,.,,., 28 38. Reg S21>S26 NOW $12.99-$16. 99 OCEAN PACFIC BOYS JAO<£T t {I) Popular SST stnildl>r '1T1pe "'-,If' poi ~ A~.,00.~1 co1or ... 1n ~ Reg SlO NOW$13.99 > BOYS WORK SHIRTS (J) S... on rhr.r grea1 looking V11~ lOO'J, rnl'm 1n natural end cantJr.,. tolor\ ~() v11lu. NOW$2.49 E lH:.tl TANll\ ----- -'r --..:: - SelllN down rlt.IN. Mil •• bet nill'a d.e Atta ·oPenl'ftlU.. 1DrODOI ...... .. .. boadhlldt •inrdet alt • J Ull Ufa pn:Ylou&JIOJJ ,.,...JI.Cf u.1re ( park a1 ot eom Cl il\ •1 da Jo c atlvw attemaUv to the ftnancl&llJ of lh 7S>-tea\ Pl'QJttt. The eommlttee bad waya to obtain the funds . . ary to Id tbe ter. but • at udy by • ' con1ultant abowed that '1be °" all level of potential lift.I to tbe (performinl arU theater) not meuure up to the '8 mllUon or f1 mlWoo obj tlve ... Several city offlclall b8d Indicated all alon1 that in· terelt ln the community amon1 thole who would lead a donatJon drive or provide aom of the funda was not ..atron1 enouah. !' Wlth the fad~ before them, lhe committee 1earched l tor a cheaper yet desirable adtematlve to provide Irvine t • reaidents with lbe cultural amenities they feel are necessary for a young and growing commun~ty. The panel hit upon the idea of beefing up the ex11Ung 'facilities al Mason Park, whtch the already approved S bond funds could possibly pay for I While there still may be even a less costly alternative, the committee's recommendat1on ts recogn1 tion of the economic t1 eb that bmd • ' f WelcoIDe Milestone t With each passing year, Irvine comes closer to becoming the well-rounded community its founders en visaged, one that offers one of Southern California's pleasantest livin~ environments The city achieved a rmles~e of sorts last week, one • that reflects its growing matunty as a business as well as 1 residential community : The newly organized Irvine Chamber of. Commerce t held its first installation banquet. ~embersh1p m th~ or , gamzalton stands at 300 and 1s certain lo nse dramatical ly in the next few years 1t took months of planning in 1979 ~ bring abo!-lt the f organization's founding. And now that it 1s a reality. 1l can play an active and positive role m repre.,sentmg I Irvine's aspirations and goals . • Questions relating to business development. shopprng • centers and r esidential development can and should ht- • addressed by the chamber ' Eslabhshmenl of a speaker's bureau. assistance lo other c1v1t orga01.tat1ons and myriad other proJects also can be initiated under the auspices of the cham ~r · H should prove to be a busy decade : A Fair Test Policy . ll ts known in ~chool Jargon as a policy of "re· ~ eiproc·1ly " ~ What 1t means is this Officials in one school d1stncl : agree to accept for graduation purposes the test score re- : suits or transfer students who took the proficiency exams : elsewhc•rc • The rationale is that it's unfair lo require a high school transfer student who has passed such an exam m another district to succeed on a test modeled on the cur nculum of the di-strict lo wtuch lht' student is transfer ring ~ ln California, school districts art• formulating such policies or rcc1proc1ty now that state law requires passage of minimum prof1t'1ency exams as a requirement for graduation after June, 1980 . Irvine's school board last week hit upon a policy that neither penalizes the transfer student nor ignores his or ' ber individual needs Trustees tentatively decided to require that all t transfer student!> take the lrvme exams even 1f they have ~ taken similar tests in 'another district. : However. those students who passed such an exam r elsewhere would not be prevented from graduating m Irvine if they did not succeed on the test here Instead, pupils would receive special counseling to make up their deficiencies. This is a constructive policy. one that tries to meet the needs of the student rather than just rubber stamp I the results of work done somewhere else. . / Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views e11preued on this page are those ol their authors .11nd I art1ata Reader comment 1s invited Address The Daily Pilot. P 0 I Box 1560, Coata Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321 ! I Boyd/Love BJL ••. BOYD Honore de Balzac la another of those colorful rrench writers who have eont.rlbuted so beavlly to our Love and War man'• rues. It ... he wbo noted. "It la ... &blunt to .. Y that a man ean't love one woman an the tlJile U it la to HY that a t\oUnill needs aeveral vlolinl to play the aame piece of •ualc" ~Tb• word "odd" comes from the old None word "od· Dear Gloomy Gus di" meanlne "polnt of land" or "trianale." About 25 percent of the Miu Americas have been blondes. Whether natural or otbenrile, I cannot aay. Do know, thoueb, that the pro- portion ol the 1eneral popula· lion that'• naturally blond run• approxlma"'ly 12 per· cent. obtrt H Wtto IPubUiMr -- ----------- ·d Iowa Win It All for GOP? ' Cl pre I t t aid eq an tho poUU U,of l Tile Iowa •tor>'. h• end, waa tha ll q eouldn't foul m n1 of th p•oplt utn rarl of th l m •. Tht 011dldate of the past and Pat•i fl c.- Palleadea th• Calilomtu home ht-prti· f~ra lo t•am pa 11 nlna couldn't aet l'ven u third of Lht< Republlun vot., 1aam1t Georat Bu11h, tlow11rd B1tktr and th~ rnl Jimmy C1.trter. for on.-. mU5l have rruxed feellnaa bout the ruulta of the year's f1 n;t re1d poUUcal t l The president im pre1111vely won ont• of the fi&ht!> of hta Lafe he may bl" Jble to f1n1&h Edward Keant>dy off raather qwckly but he ma) huve a1&o lost hi~ f1.tvorile Mailbox ~ublJeu op:pOftertt . Tb• ooUUul lJPH ln th• Whlte lfouH and any other D1moen&a wllh 1 nH were hop- t n1 to run •taln1t RHsan. beU1vtna th•t lh re waa more myth than man out thore on the RepubUcan rtsbt Unfortunately ror tboH OtmocraU, Iowa R•pubbcauw 1potted lhe aame myth cal quality ln Reacan. At tM Whlte Houat. both polla and lnatlm·u lndlcated that Ru1an would not be u 1tron1 opponent 1n a 1enenl e lection In ilddilion to nafl&lna ouesuooa it bout hi• aee and eneru·. Reaaan baa never convinc:ed la r1e enouah numbera of Americans that he la s mart t>nouah and dffp enouah to be prH1dent He ttmed lo be an artaculate guy who didn't know anythan& more than what be read in t.M papers -and he d1dn 'l even look at them every duy THAT SHALLOWNESS - · 'thaMer than apit on a slau rock ." wu the description of one Republican 11tau chainnan kttps gettin1 Rea1an In trou· ble Four yun a10. he ac~wed hamaelf up wtlh lovely, unworb· blt tehetDl9 to reduce the power of the f.,aJ 1ovemment. 1'b1I ttm1. even wttb Um!t.d public ellpotve. be waa btlillDlna to-1tt tn ttoUbJe wttb t.ou&b, but u. l•t•l. plau to do thlnp like ablpplnt arm• to rebel• In Afshan11tan. THAT'S WHY hi• mana&f'ra try to keep him out o( ala&hl Now that hi• "abovf' pollUca" puso 1a collapalna. he ha.a to come out and mlx It up wath the Utn o( Baker and Bush If he 11 aa vulnerable aa I th.ink he la, lhey may eliminate ham be(ore Carter or another Democrat aeta the chance A lot ot tnmea are goane to happen ~ween now and the Republtcan and Democratic con- ventlona this summer -as a lot of thing.a han already happened 11nce Reagan and Kennedy ap ~ared to be unbeatable three montha ago Two of thoi.e Uungs are bound to be the deflallon of the Iowa winners. Bush and Carter Bu!fh now ha' lo fact> the front runner·~ cur'Sf' Reporters ond commentatoM wall bt· all over h1m and ha!'\ camp1u~n. Who 1s this euy' What does he really eland ror! How did be make hla money? What did be reaUy do u director or tbt Ceotral In· t.IU1ence Al•DcY? What • .,.,... hi• wtre? 1bere art rOQ&h day• ahead. THINGS COULD be wont for Cart.er. ni. president hu been hvln1 a charmf'd political life amce American hoata1es were taken In T~bran and v~n temporar11y foriiot about Utt.le thln11 like Inflation . With l'nem1n like the ayatollah and Brezhnev, Clll'ter haa fouod new rnenda Then. hU flrat opponent. Kennt'dy. proved Incapable of either winning friends or in- rtuencln1 people Kennedy h1ts to start all over. But can he? The bluest part of his problem haa been hta own falhnga as a c1tmpalgner. May~ h~ waa unlucky and lhmaa would have been romplctely dilfere nt 1f there had ~en no crises m Iran and AIRhan1stan, but the laht Kl'nnedy has losl the bJ&gest thing ht! had the 1mi.ee of "winner .. In New England. the Bost.on <:lobe poll already ha'I Carter Jhead of Kennedy 1n New llampt1h.tre by 35 lo 31 percent, with 23 percent undecided and 11 perc:-ent for Jt-rry Brown If thosl' numbers mean anyUung, the prc&1df.'nt, tenadously and Jlmo!>L m1ral·ulously. 15 oo his v. ay to" st-c:ond nomination. 8l'T , E\'F.N assummi: that r·Jrll'r c;tay) as lucky as he's h1·l'n that nomination won't 111t'.tn ,J.., mul'h a'> it would have 1f H•·aJ::.m v.tr<' thl' Rf·pubhcan 11um1nt't' Thi· formPr California ~uv1•rnor v.-a' J ..,l'l up for I Jrl• r th•• prt'strfrnt•c; poll., howt11 ham tJktnJ-' t·vt•rything from H.l'a~an liul con1>erval1vc Hl'publican' Jnd there aren t 1·nough country cluh members to •·It-ct ...t prt">ldt·nt BJk.-r and Bu.'-h on Utt• oCher hand . .in· both rll"•rl'i 1·:ipabl•· 11( bPattnJ( ('artt•r 1111 m.1tl1·r v. h.11 th•• l>'>lh .... n rt~hl nov. ( 111• nurnlll'r'i JI .. ~·11n~ lo , h.1n1-:•· \\h1 n th•· 1•rl'!>tdt'nt lt•.J\••'> ttw Wl11t1· llnu..,t· llJ t·arn 1'·••~11 .1nrl h1• has lo dt> lh.11 00111·1 or l;1I• r J1111rn} ( Jrtt·r 1. 1 lw f:onl rurtn• r nov. but ..,., "'·'" K1 •nnt.,h •int al .• fr"" wt-ek.., .1i:•• .1n1f '" v.,1!> HPi.l~an until lo~.1 'Ignorance Is Bliss' Says Pot Supporter To the Editor· Obviously Bob C reene d()(•s not hke rock and roll Havin11 rt>ad a pn•v1our, column of h1~· which denounced a ll rO<'k stars ai. overpaid. Juvenile pnma don nai., I am nol i.urpn.,ecl to ...i•1· him blasting Puul MC'('artn1 y (Pilot, Jan 24 > GRANTED, many contem porary mustctans have struck me the same way But to Cdll McCartney's band "Wings" ter· nble and lo say his brain has turned to mush JUSl because he has gotten busted once agam due to archaic laws ls as 11tup1d as he accuses McCartney of be ing The man must have some sense of values lo write the lyrics "There's more to lift than blues and reds and "Dead on your fe et. you won't get far If you keep on 11l1clune your hand an the medlcine Jar " I RATE to dredge up aU the old ar1umenta in favor of decrirninaUW.1 marijuana, but i! Paw bad brouaht In a couple fifths of rum ln hls suitcase, he would not have been Jalled. l conuod th.It marijuana prohibl tlon la an incredible atupldlty ln and of illelf. Aa a bartender, I have seen an enormoua amount of people set very stupid on alcohol And I have known people who are 1tupld tnou1Jh to 1molle tbemaelvea alck wltb tobacco (myaelf included). But dMI pot really make ex.a that 1tupld" Mr. Greene's friend, by bla own admi11loo la a wealthy buslneaaman wbo bu happened to amok• pot for the laat 15 y•an, How could he bl that 1uceealul and that ttupld at the NIM tJme? <Or doll bl deal ln pot blmnlf, Bob'> Wbat Nally 1eta me Lt that II r . Greeno u11 be undentadl tMD· ... UM of PCP~ than he doee adult UM of pot. Good Lordi II bis bUllMuman Mend bad used PCP far 11 rean b9 would elth•r be a 110bberta1 eretJJJ yn llkelJ, de8d bJ now. A prtce to pay tor t. lnl .. " u oppoted to ''bored.'' But t.bat'1 olla1, Bob. '111at'1 1oar opl:idoll, You cu bft tour l'.810 II and 1our lbot of • • Boo:.-Worsr To the Editor Bob Greene s Jan 24 column on marijuana ,.., a ftne .-xamplc of an :.ill opt n1on without any rc·al ... uhhl<tnl1.1 lion an fact lf Greene hkec; to lui.h. as ha:. la8t sentt>nce 1mplH's, hP rc·ull y 1s dumb Tht> world and the medical profession knowi. the dangers of booze It ls as add1<' live ag heroin, as deadly. 1•v1•n tually. as arsenic:-, and u con trlbut.or to highway death!; and family destruction It c~t8 w, b1lhona an lost work. accidents. death11 and societal discord MA&.IJUANA, on the other hand. produce11 no physical addi lion. bas no toxic dose and 11 about a1 mild and pleasant a social drue 811 has ever been dis covered A pitiable, sophomoric ex erclae ln mindless vitriol la Mr Greene'• joumallatlc blather Where'• he aet off calllne anybody dumb' A• a pot amoker of over 30 years I challenae Greene to any aort of mental compet.ltioo he wiahea lo chooae. We'll aee who'adumb J .P. PALMER. ......... To UM Editor I find your lnlullinl article on Paul McCartney and mar1Jua.na rather va1ue Thia outdat~ view ot pot typlflee t.boH vtewa ahar.d by rrl09l of tbe people ln your rank. V ou lmow. tbo9e t to 5 wbltt collar vodka drink.en who don't quite SIH a damn about what they HY or do. u Ion• u their point la made J llnd )'OUJ' vt1wa of martJuua rat.her prtmtUvt alld tbouaht· leta. hm•PI 11 )'OU bad IOme know*"' about tbe drg and knew lb.at lt wun't a wblmpy dru1 tor •l~tb 1raden la lcbaam-.. _Unoll, JOG eoald 1t.1rt mum.a .ome . ANDREW PSPPD , parent8 like that by !>8Ytnl( I. too pay lax~ and I expect and 1ns11st upon saft> !\c:-hool bus transportalJon for my childr~n I do not want one or two H'ry noa!ly <'h1ldrf'n dtst rartan~ the dnvt•r .ind < dUsin~ an dl'l 1d<"nl I ... av rit•ny transp<Jrtjllon to lhf' f1·w problemi. and kc-ep 1t ... ah· for ttlt' other 60 or more on the bui. who are orderly " I 'iU.'lpt'Cl Lhat 1f Capistrano llnaf1e<t School 01i.tnct !>tarts 1·ha rJ(1ng for trani.portallon, ... omf' parent~ will thank they o~n th<' bus and dnvt>r KAHEN GIBSON lt'era• ,., Prirr To lhe Editor It as alway11 di.!.hf'artenang to me and my colleagues to l'nd an uhaustm1 day teaching by be lne a1ain a(fronted by articles maliping public schools If public schools a~ caed, ever. we are closin1 too part or our naUooal berlta1e. altbouch moat teacben will open private 1choola and make mo~ mooey (ownen ol prtva&e schools make It, not public acbool &eacben I Teacbera today are better rducated and more llnowledae· able about children <credeoUaJed teacben that la>. We learn bow to bulld aelf · eat.eem and educate to tbe best of bla abWty Johnny witb an IQ of ao. He la aeldom found ln priva"' achoola. We accept. teacb aelf dlaclpllne and educate the Hvere behavior problem. He too ta aeldom found lo private 1choola. We love, retpect and educate the child •••n his pannta don't care for. He'• never found la prtvaLt aebooll. We eoneet 1IO <JO 1tudenta 5 1ubjt(ll) papen a day, in- dlriduall,y lmtntct. remedlatt, ao.d ltW anertt1dled. Now l rad that cblJdren may baH to PtlJ fw uaiq buaet. PropoUtim .11 eauaed the cao.tnc ol ldlooll. U c:b.lldNo UH lD an IJ'H wMn tb9J In DOW wttbout a "MlObotbood tebool" u.., can't be mlde to ,., for t.bt prl.U.,. d ....... telaoal. ~ work 1 Ulen 10 drtn. WorklDI motb•n UDDOt. .... ~ ,.,, poor Quotee Cert.univ 1t would bt> bi•tler lo ehmtnatt! one• morP · fnll · than charitt> for l•ducat1on. or levy J char.et• lo l'Vt.'f>' c1l1zen lo pay for h1~ Amcncan legacy for th•· hr...,I natural rf'..,OUrce Of ,\m1·n1 a 1b <·haldrcn rt~DDY JONES ............. ,., To the fo:dttor Ai. an Uldlv1dual and also as a member of Lhe local Riaht to Lafe League. which tS an educa I ton and M>rv1ct> or1an11alJon, I ... hould hke to answer yoW' Ju 15 ed1t.onal qut!ry. "Whose Ripl to Life., .. Earh and t.•very one of us bas compassion for the cb1ldJess couple Many of our members are adoptJve parents and can empaUuze personally, but there ure many pertment (acta that are not known by the 1eneraJ public In vitro fertahzation (the scientific tum meaoin1 in glass> ts not a simple procedure For t'at'h "SUt't'Hll" whlch 111 very rare lben~ are many htlures Since tbe btrlh of. Loutse Brown <the world's fint "teat tube baby"> we've learned that the doctors Involved ln her birth c~ated and destroyed at leut GO other "lest tube babies." Thia l8 our concern ll la not our Intention to add to the frustrabons of these undentand· ebly easer couplet, but ft ate concerned, and we believe eon 1i1&enUy ao, with these new lives arro1antly created and theo dutroyed in the laboratory OLIVE MEEHAN P•rllla• ••s•r,. To tJwt Sdttor: I am dellShted wtth the wQ you an Sola& a.ft.er tbc»e laQ and lncoa1tderate peopa. wbo .,. not crippled but Daft ln tbe 1pacn plainly marked "baa· dleapped.'' Now, I wilb you would }11 to 1laam• tbeM peop .. wbO pule aJoDt tbl red curb lD ·~ ceatera •b•r• lt l1 flalnl1 marked, "No P,arkln1, ·•• '1'1\l1 .,.. ... Iman u • n... .la.De ud Lt for u.. u.. Of are u1 tau......., . PIH Pola~1 lD BnUDstoa blii ... ar won\ for WI. ~.a.ama - J I l t I '. I ~ ' I ' . • I COUNTY, CAll FORNtA THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1990 Fl FTEEN CENT' Finn Low Life~ard Bidder: am.a. ff •Ula1to• Beao~ cltr Uh 1uard1 would re ta In ,... l,r for Beaeb wtaUt Ne~ leacb will 1uant the tMt1 beach 1trip at UM nt.a Ana lllver mouth. The reco mePdaUon to to wit.la the tow bid waa 1JY9\ to l,r 1upe,rYiJon by tba ED~ rirc. Maaa,.m Aaen- ey atatr. APM'tlllklMn aeUcil · \1llCK be de· partmeau ror th• cttiH or La1u~a Beae~ aod San Cle If followed. the atalf recom mendatlon m~am tM Board ol upentaon wUl authorise EMA orftclala io ae1otiate witb a private HI 1a.atd company to pet.rOl be'C'hee lia Ult IOUlh coast area. 2 Coast Beaches Closed Raw Sewage Floods Dana Point, Clemente About three miles of Dana Point and San Clemente beaches remained closed today because or more than nine milllon gallons of raw sewage dumped on the shores since Tuesday Orange County health officials said about rune m1lhon gallons of sewage are released daily from the flooded South East Regional Reclamation Agency plant 10 Dana Point laguna Mayor's Speech Upsetting By STEVE MITCHELL ~o.lly ...... S\aff Roada a month after it took of· fice, for $6.75 million But Sweeney said the former council diacussed the possibility months before of purchasing the land and ending the lawsuits "at Rancho's request." ··Rancho wanted to see if there was a way to settle the lawsuit, and they couJd see the way recent (zoning> cues were eoin1 in court," she said. "We knew we were eoing to win the damn lawsuit all aJ.oai, '' she aaid. Sbe said neaotiaUom ror poai· bJe de-anneution ol Sycamore Billi east of tbe proposed San Joaquin Transportation Corridor were under way just before the new council majority took office, "and Jack knows it." Tbe plan at that time, ahe sald, wu to de·annex a portion of tbe property ao Rancbo could aell tt to a developer. Tbat would keep the majority of tbe land nearest L~auna <See llA Y0&'8, Paae AZ> Bill Murphy, SERRA opera- tions manager, said an earthen dike wu eroded away by the flood waters early Tuesday morning and unleashed the waters into the plant M urpby s8ld there was already a great deaJ of standing water held by earthen feeder channels a.round the plant that was accumulated by earlier rains. County health official Bob Stone said today the sewage flo• could cooti.oue for as long as fivE weeks when the SERRA treat m~nt plant is expeet.ed to be re paired The SERRA plant was flooded durtng rain earlier this week. Beaches from Salt Creek south to San Clemente city beach near the intersection of Coast Highway and Camino Capistrano bave been fouled by tbe pollution, health omcaals said. Meanwhile, San Clemente State Beach workers are mop-Pinf up a one-mile stretch or their beach fouled by 48,000 g~ of nw sewaae dumped Tuel4aJ by a broteo sewer line Tbe sewer line near Avenida Calafia bunt when heavy rains overloaded lt and caused serious ef'Olklo ol the earth and pave· mnt around it. All actlvtU.-lmolvtn1 water contact in tbe cloled beach area hu Mm probibtted until hartber notice. Harbor Patrol and Ufquards In the polluted area• aald today tbey have DOt al&hted any debru 1 in tbe waters that ml&bt lnhiblt boatlq. Jn acpar.a.e bldl, La1una and Sa.a Clemate offered to patrol &.be county beacbea ln lbelr areu for a combined total of $724.111. TbOH separate bids, wben combined, were $104,Ml bJper tban the lincle bid aubmttted by Llfecuard International, tbe firm that last year WU liven a one·year ecntnct for Ulquard service cm aouth county beacbe&. SuperviMn can, however, eleet to diancant EllA '1 reeom- mendetkm to ao with tbe low bidders at their meetinl Tue.- day. But lM qency recommenda· lion report alaned by Kurt Bril· lain, EMA mana1er. made it • clear that EMA offtclab beUeve level of service and service quallt7 sa equal amoo1 the cities and the private firm. ''Sha the level of Mnice pro. vided by all parties 1ubmJttln& propoaala bu. in the put, beesl very aatidaet.ory. EllA reeom· mend.a that the lower co.t ~ posab be accepted,'' Brlttaio ••id Whatever decialona 1upervl1ora make will end montbl al feudini between dty llfe1uarda. officers and Jim (See UFEGUAllD, Pase A2) Baja Digs Out 12 Feared Storm Victims TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) Soldiers and volunteers wading 10 knee-deep mud hunted today for a doten or more ~rsoru; feared drowned in Ooodwaters unleashed from a rain-swollen dam As skies cleared, U .S Vice Consul David Rogus saad "we lmow only of two bodies so far," those of two men mclucbng a Meiucan b.tghway patrol captam drowned when a bridge col lapsed m Ensenada. At least 10 others were miss ing and presumed dead, Mex 1can authonlles a said An estimated 12 ,000 people chased out of low lymR homes spent Wednesday night in schools, churches and a firehouse Mexacan Red Cross volunteers provided coffee dur· in& the Diehl At daybreak, a U S Coast Guard helicopter arnved m cue 1t might st.art rurung agam but no rai.n was fore-cast Two such helicopters helped carry 100 peo- ple to b.tgber ground Wedne5day. The evacuation or 10,000 pea. pie from ~ along the ram· paging Tla Juana Raver was ove~ Wednesday by Prest dent Jose J.,opei Portillo, who Clew from Mexico City at the re· Parents Pay Gnaaril Seats quest of Gov Roberto de la Madnd of Baja Cal.tfomla Afterward. Lopez Portillo s aid "1be situal.Jon 1s senOUb but not a maJor catastrophe." There was no estimate of damage Two bridges washed out between TIJuana and Ensenada, closing the highway Tbou.aands hvang 10 fhmsy homea IOUtheast of n1uana fled to hi~ ground when rumors new that S2·year-0ld Rodriguez Dam rnaght break Ao estimated 500 tourists. mostly Americans , wert' (Sff B.UA, Page A2> For Busing Today Final Day Sclwol Kids To File Papers Diatnct officiala said today the parents of between 600 and 700 scbool children have paid to tranaport tbelr children to La1una Beach acboola lo a bus fare prouam that befins Fn- day Checks have been received from the pattnts of an Htimat.ed 50 to 00 percent of current bus riders, who today rode without fare for the last time to and from the dlstnct's three elemen tary schools and one in · termediate campus The distnct's board of educa lion last month approved charg mg parent.I about 70 cents per child per day a round-tnp ticket on the school bus But at lea.st one parent says she'll keep her youngster home Friday, lo protest of the oew fare schedule. Jayme Evans. who has a ctuld at Allllo Elementary School. has called for parents in Wood 's Cove to boycott the bus fares and keep children home Fnday Other parents have s&Jd U>ey will carpool their children to school. even though it may mean congestion at the four campuses, before and after school. Dist.rlct officials bave said the busing program costs about $209,000 annually. for which the state provides only $21,000. They hope to raise the bulk of the ~ma.1nder by charlinc for bu.sing. But even if 100 percent of the current bu.a riders paid for the system, it would oo1y defray bualn" COIU by '1!50,000. Banned in Bonn BONN. West Germany CAP> -Tbe West German IOV•n>· ment conftacated weapoaa from a 400-member Neo-Na&i P"OUP Wednesday and banned the or· 1aohation, contendiDI ltl mlllt.a.r)'·style activiUea were un· constitutional ind 1ave the country a bad name abroad. Today was the lut day to fiJe nom1oahon papers for Caty Coun~ll aeau in three south Oran1e County mtmJclpaUhe1. and early iodicat1ons point toward fewer caodula\es than m past yean. In San Clemente. for example. 36 candidates soueht three Caty Council seats last year after lbe recall of three former council members Thi.s year, at ap~ars only sue candidates wall be seeking two seats on the count'1l. and not all of them had returned nomina· , tion papers by mid monung to day Councilman Richard A.him.an, elected lul year from among tbe lhrtt dozen candidates. will se-ek a full four-year term oo the council again m April But Ed Kalsched. also a coun- cil member since las t Apnl. says he won't try to relatn his seat "I've had 1t as far as the CO\D\ cil's eoottmed It 1~n 't en)Oya ble." the TQ.year-old councilman said But others. tncludaog several former council candidates, ap- pear willing to face the tumultuous pohllcs of San Clemente Bill Mecham, Robert Rusm and Robert Limberg, all can- didates in last year's election, have taken out papers for tbe * * * Right Person, Wrong Office Frances Encelhardt bas taken out papen to cballeqe Lquna Beach City Treuurer Dr Ernest Lake for the elective post ln the April 8 municipal election. ID Wedne.aday's edJUoo, the Dally Pt.lot mJatakenly aakl tbe candidate ii cballen&inl Vema RolUncer for the post of city clerk. Tbe Daily Pilot rqreta tbe _.. ror. Drug Gear Seller Held Apnl eledjoo Tbey are Joined by Ball Wagner and Bernard Allen who are also aeeking election in April. In Laguna Beach, ooly four candidates appear l.tkely to be on the ballot for two City Council seats. Mayor Jack McDowell aod Councilwoman Sally Rellerue will seek four more years on the panel, and will be challenged by Neal Fitzpatrick and Steven Riggs Two other candidates who took out nominallon papers S8ld this week they wall not seek elec· hon. Former Newport Beach plannet' Michael <>corr and civic activist John Gabriels said they are d.ropptng out of the race City TTeasurer Dr Ernest Lake. will be opposed by Fran Engelhardt for that post, and so far. City Clerlt Verna Rollinger as unoppm.ed In San Juan Capastrano, there are eight candidates seelung two seats on the council, although only five had returned complet ed nomination forms by mid· morning Incumbents Kenneth Friess and Lawrence Buchheim have returned papers. as have can· dldates Ilsa Byrnes, James P ~ Atkins and Dale Smith 1 Still outstan<lin& as of mi~ morninc were papers for Rarol Dunn. Edward Dieden and Dani Vaogalia. \ ' Coast Weather Variable cloudiness clearln& overnlpt. lloet.ly sunny but some hi1b cloud.lneu Frtday. Lows too.l1bt 50 at the beaches and 5' 1Dland. Hips Fri· day • aJaac tbe cout and 7S ln1aDd. INSlaB TOD1' Y LONDON (AP) -dol.lu ... mlad but UtU cnan1oa In quiet tracliDa CID world'• mcne1 mubla today. The P C9 ollOl ......... . °°"' ~ at -• Lmdan ... tm lD rtcta. tM Ml to llU.IO at t.M c la •.cmdoa It wu tnd1nt et "11 • New Y~. I n.. aMtaJ cl W ay al -ln Zw1ch and -.50 ,n London ._. '"'wra.,., •_.r LOS ANGIL&I <AP> -Amerieu buli.neuman Armand Hammer Uya lhe Ruutu b.e•Mor t.o the Ua.tt..t St.ate. r.old him t.he Soviet Ualon pl to wlt.bdraw lta troo.,.a from A11but1tan but did not apedly when He aald t.M ambuaador, Anatoly Dobryn.in, would not com- ment oo the ooe-mooth deadline for withdrawal that Prald nt Carter eet Jan. 20. 1..e .................. ... SAN PEDRO (AP) -Vincent Thomu, wbo holds the rec ord for years of service in the Callfomla Aaaembly, died today at 72 of an apparent heart attack. As a Democrat, Thomat1 was elected lo the Assembly In 1940 and served 19 consecutive two-year terms before hla defeat an 1978 by Republican Gerald Felando. Thomas represented the S2nd Dlatrtct, Including Wll· mington, Harbor City, Lomita, parts of Torrance, and San Pedro, wherebeUved The Vincent Thomas Bridge connecllng San Pedro to Terminal Island was named after him. Suspect Nabbed In 100 MPH Chase A 26-year-old transient led southOranjcCounly lawmen on a JOO-mile-per hour predawn chase today from El Toro lo San Diego County that ended after a San Clementeoffact>r wa~ hurt San Clemente police <>rracer Tim Hopkin suffered a brwsed arm and sore neck and back when the speeding auto rear- endt>d his patrol unit on the San Diego Freeway near Avenada Palizada Hopkin said he was tryin1 to prevent the auto rrom leaving the freeway when at struck him at about 85 m1le5 per hour. The chaAe beean al 4 1 m. on tbt ff'ffWIY near El Toro Rolld arfd ended an hour later near Las Pulgas Road near Oceanside. A man Identified with two names of Jo'le Garcia and Manuel Romero was arrested on charges or assault with a deadly weapon, drunk drivrng and felony hJt-and-run. California Highway Patrol of ficers stopped the 1965 Rambler sedan the man was riding an as a passenger an El Toro to arrest the driver. Daniel G arcla Ramirez on suspicion of drunken driving Whale Ramirez was being ar rested, the other man sped off with the auto. It ls alleged hP tried to ram CHP, Orange Coun ty Sheriffs deputies and U S Border Patrol can1 as well as the San Clemente unit. The man allegedly drove around El Toro on surface streets before heading south on the freeway, lawmen said. CH P Officer Lawrence Augustyniak aald Uttle 11 known about the two men first found lo the sedan when lt was initially stopped They are believed to be illegal aliens, Auguatymal< as serted Both are an Orange Coun· ty Jail t Of tbe ln na J.;quu ~nDl:IU tQ ti.c0mt NJ'l of tM pivpoMd n1Uonal uibao ~rll the area, Uedtr terma of tht .,...,.. m l. t.be eoaaty bu 1' YHll to accept tbt property which was called tbe lup1t dedJcaUon at f;;~te land ln the count1'1 bJa.. upervilorl .. .....s to the aon- ln1 c •a.ad lo tenm ol dod· lc1tion of land, dHpite re· qu"t. lot delay. Tbt board chao1ed tbt 1en.ral pla,y Jut year to double the nwnber ot dwellln11 allowed on tht property. from 10,097 unlta to20,000unlts. Michael Scott, executive director of the Luun• Green belt ~ , 1ald WedDesday that hl1 1roup didn't bavt time lo re- vlew the a1reement on the gift ot open apace He also said that the un deratnndlng whlch gives the com pany mineral rights poaalbly could turn the open spactfinto a stnp mining pal Belinda Blacketer, vice chairman of Village Laguna, charged that environmental atudlea of the project are inade- quate and that her orsanJzation hadn't the chance lo study the land dedication agreement Supervisor Thomas Riley. whose district includes the sprawling development, declared he was aurprtaed by the request for delays and on the possible adverse effect they might pose on the national urban park He explained that con- gressional leaders have de- manded assurance of dedication of free land by the Ahso VieJo company for the proposed park "You can't tell what problems local delays might have caused with aJI the turmoll going on in the world," she stated Under terms of Wednesday's agreement, the county or its dealgnee may also buy additional property w1thln the 6,619-acre location al a pnce based on last year' a market value. • Of the 20.000 homes planned to be built on 2,.289 acres, 2S per· cent of them must qualify as al- rordable by county standards. Alto Included in development plant are a business part to be located on 494 acres; com- mercial development of 346 acres and open space of 3,490 acres Including 90 acres for community park.a Blast Rocks Back Yard of Laguna Home Fil1ns Allowed A Lajuna Beach man was awakened early Wednesday momlne by an explosion in ha back yard that blew a hole throup a patio table. Poltce found the dama1ed metal lable top near the patio and what appeared lo be the remain.a of a tobacco can and cloth wick at tbe home of Morton L. Gaatoo, in the2000blockofCbillon Way. Officers also smelled 1uoline around the site of the blast shortly afterthe3;40a.m explosion. Dama1e waa limited lo the patio table and no one was bu.rt, police said. Anon Probed ALAMEDA (AP> -- Authorities are lnvesti1•tin1 the poaaibility of arson ln a Sl million fire on a Marine transport al rplane at tbe Alameda Naval Air Statioo. DAILY PILOT -°'-'-'°" .............. -.... (_ .. _ .......... ,..... ••• -.. ....... Or-. (NU~'-.._ ..... .._ .. , ,....,_ ................. ~--. .... CeMa -. ..._.IM< .. _._....., ... ..,,_ ..... v., ............ ~ ..... _(_ • .. ,.. __ ,t.,...._._......._ ~ 1"' ,,_,... ............... it .C IJI ..,, .. , .. _ C-UMow.~-,...:::'.:. =-,. •• °""" 110(•"'--0.-•-.r "-t:.:r-"' "::'::.=:::-........ ~ ...... ~ ... .............................. Latlun• .... Offlot "'' ... CMtl " ... .. °""91 ~-.. -~ ......... ........ ~ '"""-"----, ... ,h-. ('l'I•>..., o ... .,~....,.....,. ~·•ec1tMD....,.••i , ........ ..... ...... c.._. ... r, Sex Tapes Alcala Evidence By FllEDElllCK SCBOEMEHL °' .. Delly ...... lUtt The defen.se for Huntinsto11 Beach child murder suspect Rodney James Alcala was dealt another setback Wednesday when a judge refused lo block from evidence videotape sbow- in1 Alcala en1alinc in sex acts with three young women. Orance County Supenor Court Judge Robert Kneeland ruled that the 30-minute tape, made 10 years aco in New York, and bun- dreda ol slides and aWI pboto- 1rapba of oude and partially clothed young girls were lqa.ll.y aeiied by inveaU.•t.on durtn.z a.ud after Alcala'• July 2' arrest at UM Monterey Park home of hi• parents. Alcala faces a February trial in connection with the kldnap- pin1 and murder of Robin Samaoe, a 12-year-old Hunt- ineton Beach eirl who dilap- peared June 20. Her reraa.lna were found two weekl later ln ru11ed terrain in Sierra Madre ln Lot Anptet County. Defense · attorney a John Barnett and Jeffrey Fr1edm.an contended in the pretrial hear- ing that Huntington Beach Police detectives used search warrants "for eeneral ex - ploratory searches that have been universally condemned" by the atate and federal supreme courts. Deputy Dlatnct Attorney John Conley supported testimony of pollce Sgt. Ron Jenkins, saying the pboto1rapb1c material showed that Alcala has an ab- norm al lntereat In sex and la particularly attracted lo yOWlg women. WhUe ruUna the evidence was pr:operly retained by in· veat11atora, Judie Kneeland said he would make no de· t.ermtnat.lon a.a to the relevancy of the Item.a to the Samaoe cue. That deciaioo will face Jud&e Phlllp E. Schwab durtn1 a new round of pretrial motion ariu- menta scheduled for Tuesday. Kneeland Hid be would not hear turtber matt.en In the cue oor prHide over the trial beeaute ol bi. recent decision to retire from the bench on March 31. r ..... P.,,e8J I.JFEGU ARD Bt[>!> !¥.ho~: the clty ~~~er..1_ ~ator of Lllet\W'd bid• were eomfortabll under J.M.er11mmW. Llltluard IDtemaUoo&l 1, by 5.3 Two montbl a10, on bid •ub-perc and 2' percent, reapec· mia1IOD1 COYerinl OM·Y•Ar COD• Uvely tracta, ta. dtlel tr•N low bid· That melDI, 1f UM BoaN of den Suptmtort followt Brtttaln'• However, Supervilor Tboma advice llfe1UArdl for Newport Riley ~ that ProStolia Beach' wUl conttnoe to patrol for five-,.ar CODtl'acta be 1U)>. beae .,.... at the mouth of the mltted. Santa Ana River. Tbat •UU tioa came after . lt atto.meana tbat HUPtlDCtOG Stauff• cb&rpd &.be dtl• wtt.b Btaeb Ufiiuardi wtll cooUnuo to couDUtnl to fore. tda flrm olf provide ·-.that ttrvlce 111 tht tbe ;\eacb11 bJ blddln1 un· Sumet atacb area. reaUltJcally low. ...-""""''· But u tbe board aecepl1 Latw d&7 lifquant wAA•... IMA'• nuo.uP• Uiat the loW o o m p l al .n • d t b • 1. (· • • r • bidder pmldN equal ntee u1m1111111 lit u.tr blddlq ol· and aboWd be awatcsed the d· fenaa·b7 ta.na. to pubUdl,. tract Jp u,e ICMh OMat ana. lt ~-==:=;,:l'.C: Will tit XM=-~·~ ID lmw cl tiunl IA-Uf~iritt. ,Nlptl Beacb. J>au Mnel' mef. Polatind~•ll•~ 11 HBtta1ton 'ITUDIEI HAD 9TAATE>' Fonner Maror .... ney ,.,....P.,,e.4J ....,"'-_ ...... 'CAEDtBIUTY IN DOUBT Coundlwoman Belterue MAYOR'S SPEECH UPSETTING. • • Beach undeveloped and not cost the city a dime, abe aatd. "We weren't Just 1otn1 to buy tbe land, tbm ft1ure out bow to pay for lt," lbe aald. "We want- ed t.o wort out all the financial details ftrat, and get the whole packase toiet.ber. "But, under Jack, we ended up paylnc 18.75 million for Teachers Reject 'Last, Best' Off er Capistrano Unified School Dla- trlct teachers have rejected mana1ement'1 "lut and best of. fer'' of an 8 percent pay bike. Teachers are aeekin1 a 10 per- cent booet A at.ate fact·flndinl team ia e•- pec:ted to aubmit a report wltbin 30 days that will help aettle dif. ferences between ne10Ualon for the diltrict'a 780 teaeben and manaeement The report la ad- visory but teacher leaden ex· pect ~ at.ate fact.finders to be favorable lo their pay demand "If the report UI In our favor and the (school> board rejecl.11 at then we will have a strike vot.e," said Stefanle Seach, teacher group president. Respondi.ni to the d.tstrtct'a lat.est pay offer, Min Seach said, "That's very nice but they are at least two percent off what we think la fair and reasonable '' , M11s Seach, a kindergarte1' teacher added, "Our teachers were p0lled earlier and the~'s no way we can go along with this " Meanwtule. School Supennten dent Jerry Thornaley said lh1naii look brllbter on another d.1.atrkt labor front. A ten tat i vc accord was reached this week with negotiators for the school d.is- tncl 's 700 secretaries. clerks, groundll kttpers, malntenanct' men and other workers represent ed by the California School Employees Association. The accord calls for a 7 7S per cent acrou the board pay hike, one -quarter percent boost in salary ror night.time workers and 'r'2 percent increase In benefits for all CSEA employees in the d.tatrict If lt 'la approved. The d.tatrict CSEA members Japan Aids Iran TOKYO (AP> Jn what la ap parently the first International loan made to Iran since American bo9t.a1es were adzed Nov •.the Export-Import Bank of Japan and a syndicate ol 20 Japanese commercial bank.a to- day leot the country SO million yen, or about '208,000. and school board are expected lo vote on the contract in late February The only non- teachin& worken oot affected by the pact are bus drivers. F~P.,,eAJ BAJA ••. stranded by water-cloued roads but were able lo dnve out of Ti· juana today The reservoir. packed after almoat five inches of rainfall since Sunday. began spilling water over Rodn1uez Dam on Tuesday. By dawn Wednesday. all nme gates were open wtth tona ol water cascading mto the normaJly dry Tia Juana River and swelling It to two miles Wlde and 12 feet deep Concrete-lined Oood t'hannels built aJong a 10-mile stretch to the U.S. border filled and ahol a tbunderoua N1a1ara northwestward onto Amencan farms and roads and 111lo the sea At least 15 horses were ~trapped in corrals or stalla and were either drowned or stam- peded to death when the water poured through from the dam's runoff Hundreds of animal owners led others to higher ground Despite the flooding in u tremtt southern San Diego and Imperial Beach. described as the worst srnce 1941. authontaes u1d damaRe appeared to bf' light The Callfomia Nat1onul Guard put 14,000 men on alert Among ~ massing an 1'I Juana were six members of one family, including five cbil~n. who were swept from the roof of their shanty house The Mexican federal highway captain, Alejandro Ricard, and a pubbc work.a employff .-ere reported drowned when a storm weakened bridge gave way, plunging them into the overflow ang San Miguel River just north of Enaen.da In the San Di~o area, tb.ree persona drowned earlier this week after be1n1 swept Into storm -swollen streamJ Valentine. •• ' something we could have had for nothtng," Sw~eney said. Former mayor Brand asreee with Mra. Sweeney's ••tea•· ment, a&)'IOI McDowell "la mia- leadlni the p,ubUc and confuain& the facta," on the Sycamore Hills iaaue. "The <purchase> procesa began under the old council which he ao greatly crtUctua," Brand sdid "The old council in- structed the city attorney to listen for any hint from the landowners that might lead t.o a com promise settlement. ·'Tb.at hint came when the land- owners suseested the city bu)t Sycamore Hills The <former) council responded pc»itively and quacldy by instructing the at- torney and city planner t.o in- ve1ta1ate problems of auch an action · 'ObVloosly the major question waa how to pay for the purchase," M aald. He UJd that McDowell has led the new count' ii lo a $6. 75 million purch~ "with no viable plan lo pay for it For two years hfl has been trying to develop a plan that W1ll rescue the taxpayers from the problem he created." "What I find terribly lrorut"," Brand said, "was that the lawauits against Rancho were lo prevent 2,000 homes in Sycamore Hiiis and now Mc Dowell Is working toward giving the Irvine Company 2,000 home!> next to 1l · Councilwoman Bellerue said she 11 upset by the mayor's com- ments that the former council had no rredibality with the county, 'lat e o r adJacent land owners • When he aaya Laguna Beach had no c red1b1llty with the 1 rv ine Company, I thank the qut>st1on should be, does the In int> Company have credibillty "'1th us ... She ~aid McDowell ··as in the pocket of the developers," who want to create a golf course, re- sort inn." and homes on Irvine Co mpany land adjacent to Syr amore Hills · They <the Irvine Company> didn't need to send a public rela- tions person down <during hear· angs over the proposals.) "They had Mc0owel1 spealung tor them" She acrus ed the mayor of "running the city lake a closed corporation instead of involving the pubht" in the process." And. she said. that leavea bis cred1b1Llty an doubt Tax Slash Fails SACRAMENTO CAP) -The Aaaembly overwbelmlnely re- jected an attempt Wedo~ slaab the sales tax on I from six ceota t.o 1 v. ceata. (• I • t l ~ t • 2 .'Big' Bill8 Lose • Cay Rights, Pot 11 ues Defeated Quake Brings Double Jolt SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Nortberil Calltonlla bomeow_.., Wb abaken b.J two ltrol1I temblors la T2 boan. an .,. abook up about IOID e&M -molt daa't bave eartJliQu&ke lD· •W'a.Dce. lm:mwe compui• baft beeD ~ by t.bou1..,. al calla from bomeo•DWI wbo want tWr baw•tt•ND& protected wbeo tbe ..... one" bit.I. A DIBLYMAN WILi.iii Brown. o: u l'randlco. lobbied oth r lawmak4n for •upport at b1a marUuma bill WUll the doelna mtnua. al &M At.HIDbl,y'I WedMeday l""cm. W1lilD be fell abort. b9 tbl meuan, AIW.I, die wtu.out c:ommeat. IT WOtJLD AV 8STAINSD felony peoaltill fOI' plaDtlna and barvesUq ma.rijUAa fM •Ile. but lt woukl laave reduced tbme pmalttes \0 a muimum '100 ftne (o.r the C\LWvatioD of gp to 11 x plul&.I f OI' penonli UH. Allemblymao Art Apoa, O.San Fr-ancJ.tCO, Hid be would reintroduc• bi.a ABl, the meuure to ouUaw job ctiKrim.lnatloo qalnst bomoleXuala, In 1911 and every year after that unW it 11 flna1.ly enacted. BOTB MEASuaEs had 1otten to t1te Aa-... ..,,., Protest /Jlea .. ~ .. It'• mabeUnable," nld lnlan.oee qeat lllt• Pwr7 ... We'" bad • people call tbll inorn· lnl (W-..clQ), and It WU goiJ1I lib that all .... tend We'ff probably added earthquake eov- erqetoab\mdred poUcleulnce Tuesday." PmY. WHO wom for Allstate, aald be no looser bolben to uy "hello" when be amwera the telepbaoe lo bia Livermore oftice. Imtead, be uaes a direct. "Yes, we have earthquake innrance,'' to save time . aembly floor only after close lecWattve battles, and Apoe' bill prompted a march earlier tbla month wbicb broulbt 3,000 peJ'IODI to the Capitol. Apoe aald M decided not to praa for a Door vote Wednesday because there wu no bope of wln· An elderly woman on the state Capitol grounds in Sacramento gazes at rolled-up list of names of Californians opposed to a measure by Sen. Alfred Alquist, D·San Jose. that would limit the Public Utilities Commis&on's discretion in setting gas and electric rates. Demonstrators Wednesday ' said the bilJ would raise ut11Jty rates for the ··work.mg poor · · Dave Slmmoos, a spokesman for the Insurance Information lnstftute, estimates that leu than 5 percent of California'• bomeownen carry eartbquate lnlurance, partly became of •'the peeuUar mentality of Ca.lifornlanl. We are an opUmilUcpeop&e ... Wit 1blll'ICIU-_ tnmor me&auriq 5.5 OD the Ricbter eeale ltrUct Nortbern Calilomla, damai· 1q bomea, roada, public buildinp and at.ores wb.ile leavinC scores of penoos injured and bome- leaa SA'l'UUAY. A s.e QUAKE jolted tbe same area, causing more minor damaae and leaving residenU' nerves rattled. There were no serious in- juries. Both earthquakes were centered near Livermore, a community of 50,000 lnhabitanta about 35 miles east of San Fraodaco. Two of the San Frand.lco Bay area'• largest bomeowne:n' i.Dlurance companies, Farmen and State Farm, have put moratoriums on writinl new or expanded quake lmvanee. •'J'BOlll.E GD BllOTIONAL," aald Dennis Cuqnnde of Stale Parm'• office In Da.a'fille1 wbere 8aturday'1 quake toppled chimneys aoa damqed bomea. '''I'beJ call an aaent and say, •Add earth- quake.• AltAJr a month, muY d tbem cban1e their m!Dda. It costa us around $25 to cbanae a policy. We Just want to give people a chance to cool down." State insurance department statistics show residential and commercial property owoen ln Calilomia paid $25 million for quake imurance in 1978. a 1J percentincrease over 1.9T7. * * * * DiDI Senate paaaa1e tbia year. Gays Film Banned SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A controvenlal movle proteated by homosexuals for ita portrayal of 1a~ and a homicidal maniac will not be shown at movie homes owned by tbe na- tion' a lar1eat theater chain, an ottlcial says Larry Lapidus, senior vlce president of General Cinema Corp. of New York, announced the cancellation of ·'Cruising" Wednesday but S&Jd say protests In San Francisco, New York City and elsewhere were not the reason wby. "We had boupt the picture blind without ever baviq screened it, and it was scheduled to open Feb. 15 in about 25 or 30 or our 850 theaters," Lapidus said Arter screenmg the movie last weekend. General Cinema found it "unsuitable for our clientele," Lapidus said. Quake Damages Laboratory Bill $10 Million LIVERMORE <AP) -Earthquake damaee to facilities at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory for nuclear weapons research may reecb SlO miWoo, officials say. Damage to atructurea waa widespread followiq the main quake Jan. 24, but no radioactivil)' was re· leued outside the lab and there was no danier to the public's health, lab spokesman .Jeff Garberson told a newa conference Wednesday. About 25 saUoaa of water 1~ with trithnn did seep throlllh a crack In a Water boldinl tank, but it WU contained at tbe site and posed oo bealtb dancer, be aald. Adllft llftlt•b Om LOS ANGELES (AP) -In a vic- tory for famillea wi\b cbildren, the c~n~ bu voted to approve an o outla~ diacrlmination baaed on age, thereby bannln1 adultl-Olllf natal bc>ul1nl. ln the city. Re~ lut-mlnut. pleu by a •1oup of laadlord• and senior ctUHDI, tbe council voted 10-3 Wed!MWQ to lend tbe ordlnance to Maror'l'alo 8l'lldNy for b1a lltnature. Ade.8.-T.,. LOS ANGEL~ (AP) -Actor Jam• Guner, wtlo told pollce be WU pummeled ud ldc:ked foUowlq ( STA.TE ) a minor traffic collision earlier tbia month, bas hit back with a S2 mlllloo ault aia1mt two people, Aubrey L. Williama of T\ljUJlla and bis slater Deborah Williama, 25, of Pasadena, be 1akl attacked and robbed blm. The suit waa flied Monday ln Superior Court, Garner's attorney, Chuck Scott. aaid Wednesday. It ukl for $1 milUoo in actual dama&et and $1 ml.Wm in punitive damage OUE•l"lllag•lfp SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Stand-- ant OU Company of California's l97Q eaminp topped those of 1978 by 83.9 percent u 1atna in oversea.a pro( .. ltl and tn foreip currency exchanae operatklm pushed the company'• net income to $1.79 blWoa. Tbe report Wednesday by Standard of Callfornla, the batlon'a fourtb- lar1eat oU company and the Jut amona Industry leaden to announce lt'79 profits, came u other oil com- panies .en reporttn1 profit lalna for a year in wblcb world crude oll . prices doubled. Prop.13 Hit . , All Mk pric;ft good tltro 212180. or wlalk ,,.,,,.. 6-t. BOLT FOR GALS TOPS (A) You can choow from _,,, ~ of iWlped !OP'> lrom Ligtllniog Bolt. Reg S 15-S 19 NOW $8.99-$10.99 A. SMIE CASUAL PANTS (B) One of Cahtomla ·., favortte <Me'> m a ... 1de il''i'N 1J color' Reg Sl9 NOW$16.99 ADORABLE I ERRY TOPS (C) C... all \.OIJr grell spnog color\ m CU'e, kxlpJ ierry lops ~ ~ v-neck-Req )16 NOW$12.99 LEFT BAM, BRITTAN/A MEN'S I ERRY SHIRTS (E) F Mhlooable ierry kni!<, 1n asiOrled loog or \hor1 ~ ~ Coclon/po~ S·M L XL.~ \16 \22 NOW $10.99-$15.99 BRIITANIA MEN'S JEANS (FJ OlOOW from llW>ffed ~ and color~ '" ~lngborw. corduroy and prflo\eshed dtrum WAJ<J\ 28-38. Reg S20-S26 NOW $12.99-$16.99 OCEAN PACF'IC BOYS JACJ<ET (I) Populat SST~ ""'!le""-"' putl<M>r A~~ cob~ 1n ,yon Rc-9 SlO NOW$13.99 BOYS WORK SHIRTS (JI Sew on,._ <JfHt l<>oNng ~llrh lcxr:t conoo '" nMIKel tnd cembr.,,, '°""\ Sh Vd .... NOW$2.49 , 4 . \ } E GKITT1~NIA -·-'"'. .• • t l i • . • • • • • ( t .. I • I I t ' ~ I • • , • • f Ridgeline Preservation San Juan Capistrano officials and residents face yet another hearing before county planning commissioners early next month over a proposed development on the ridgeline overlooking their city. A four-hour hearing earlier this month before the commissioners showed only that little progress has been made between the development firm, which wants to build 2 ~ homes on 1,800 acres, and the t.ownsfolk Th~ commission directed the county Environmental Management Agency to propose amendments to the de velopment plan that would preserve as much of the ~remc ndgeline as possible. But each side an the controversy accuses the other of not rooperatm~ Residents and city officials say they do not ob1ect to the number of umL'> proposed for the development on the hills west of the Capistrano Valley. But tht->y want to insure the development docs not cr~ep to the nd~ehne and spoil the view from below Company officials say the city demands would not be economicall y feasible But tht• r 1ty a nd the developer should be able to get to~ether and work out a compromise that will leave the ndgdme in 1t~ prcst!nt stale while still enabling the landowner lo make a f a1rprof1t College Fund Source Saddleback College trustees are studying several alternative !'.Chemes for leasing a surplus 20-acre s ite to be devt'loped for a shopping center. office complex or condomm1ums. The 20 a<•re <·ollcge-owned site was not planned for any SJ>Cl'lfll' us<• m the pas t except as a buffer between the M1ss1on VteJO campu.s and its surrounding com mun1ty Already some students and teachers at the college arc raising qu(•st1ons about the three possible plans. Cor rectly "" Such a dec1s1on should not be made without considcnng their views and those of the entire com mumty. There appears to be a definite need for more funds to expand th<• <·ollcge . Saddlcback College is the fastest- growing school of its kind in the state. according to statistics Funds denved from a lease program could be used for building purposes or buying more land for the dlstnct's second campus But the lease of the 20·acre site to developers may not be the only answer. Consideration s hould be open to other imaginative alternatives The college also should remember that state off 1cials have. m effect, penahzed school d1stncts m the past after those local agencies built up large reserves Trustees should be wary.lest the leasing income end up penalizing Saddlcback in years to come • Opinions eJ1pressed tn the space above are those of lhe Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are !hose ot their authors and artists Reader comment ts 1nv1ted Address The Daily Pilot, P.O Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) S..2-4321 Boyd/Love BJLM. BOYD Honore de B•lzac la another of tboae colorful French wrlten who have contrlbut.ed IO heully to our Love and War mH'I flies It WH be who noted· ''It t. U absurd to HY that a man ean 't love one woman all the Ume u it la to HY that a Ylolln11t need.I several viollm to plar, the Hrne piece of mmtc ' 1. Tbe word .. odd" com .. 1 from tbl old None wwd "od· di" meani.nl "point of land" or "triangle." l RObltt H. weedt Pub011',.1r . Did Iowa Win It All for GOP? Mailbox Republican opponent. The poll&lcal lJPH lo Lht White Hou11 and any o'ber D•mocraLI with Mftl4' were bop-l n 1 to run a1alo1t R1111n. llevlnt th•t there waa more myth than man out there on the Republican rl1ht Unfortunately for thoae D~mocrata, Iowa RepubUcana •potted the same mythJcal quality ln Rea1an. At the White Hou1t-, both polla and anaUncla indicated lhal Rea&an wuuld not be a atrone opponent In u l?l'ncral election (n addJllon to naealnl( question. about hta •Me and ener1>•. Reagan hH never convinced large t.'llOUgt1 number:, or Americana that he 1s .~mart enough and deep enough to be pres1dt>nt lie ::;eemed lo be an articulate guy who didn't know anythm& more than what he read m the papen and M didn't even look al thf"m t-v~rv da;.r THAT SHALLOWNESS - "Uunner lhan bpi\ on a r.late rock." wa:. the descnptlon or one Rt>pubhcan stutl' chairman keCPfi gettmg Reugan in trou bie Four yeaan ago, he-screwed h1mseU up with lovely. uowortr.a bl• 1ebetr.M9 to reduce the power of U.. federal 1overament. TM.I Ume, wtth Uaiia..d public exposure. be wu M1tnnlq to I t ln lnJUbl• wUb &oulh, but U- le1a I, plam t.o do thlnp Uke ahlppl~-arma to ubela in Af~. THATS WHY hi& mana~ers try to keep him out of 1u1ht. Now that hJt ·•abovu polillca" pc19e aa collapalna. he has to come out and m.tx it up with the hkes of Baker and Bu1b If he l!I as vulnerable as I th.Ink he lJ, they may ehmtnate him before Carter or BJlOther Ocmocral geta tM chance A lot of UUng:, arc goma w happen between now and the Republican and Dt!mocrat1c con vtnltons Uus :,ummcr ab a lot or things have already happtncd btnce Reagan and Ke nnt.-dY ap i>(:arerl tt\ bi-unbeatabl• tht~ moroth.<.. ai;l•, T-.r1 or thM' thin'1· are i:>GW'd tf4 be tt.c c.f:fl.,c.on r,f the Iowa v.mners. Bush and Carlt'r Bubh now ha~ Lo face lh<· front runner':. <'uriw Rcportt•r!i and ('Om menl<tlor'i v. ii I ht· 1Jll ov«.>r him und hi\ tampa1gn Who 1\ th1~ guy'> Whal does h<' really -\ at•nd for? How dld he make bia money? What did h rtal.'1 do u director of tbe Central lD· ~•uaenc• A,Je11cy" Wbat about b1J wlte" there are ft\llih da1I ahead. THINGS COULD be wone for Carter. 11le pr11ldent bu been hvtn1 a charmed poltticel life aance Amencan host.as• were taken in Tehran aQd voters temporarily forgot •bout little th1ng1> like 1nflallon With t'nt>mtes liJ<t.> the ayatollah and Brezhnev. Carter baa round aew friends Tbf'o, hit first opponent, Kennedy. proved Incapable of .-1the r winning fr1endlll or in fluencmg people Kennedy hab lo ~tart all O\ler But can he'? The biggest part or his problem ~has been his own fa1lmtc11 a\ a campaigner. Maybe ht· wai: unlucky and th101s would I'\ a' .. llt'f>f' c or:: olctei v different .r fht-•l hi.4rl t""'n ,~ cr11<~ '" .rJn and Afgr.&n1'ltan ii••• tt..- la!it KcMedy ha11 lo~t the biggest thing he had lhe image or ''winner" In N'·w England, th<' Bo'lton c; lobt.· poll <1lrl'ady has Carter 1hl':Hi of K1•nne d y In New llam1>!iture by 35 to :n percent. with 23 pNccnt undecided and 11 pt•rn·nt for .J1•rry Brown If tho~l' numbt>r~ mran anytrung th•· pn" 1Ci1·nl t<'nat·ious ly and .dm11\t m1ra1 ulously 1:. on ht.., 14i.I} lo .1 :-.t-c:oml numinJtion Hl'T , •:vt:"l .issuming that (·,1rl1•r ~lo~.., J lucky a<; he'" lw1•n , 1h,il nornrnat19n wont 1111· .. 11 a.. much 01s 11 would ha1;1· 1r Ht Jg<1n 141.:n· th\• ftcpublJcan mirn1m~· Thi· fornwr Caltfom1iJ j.!o\ l'rrwr 14 .n .1 .s i·t UJ> for I .ir I• r I ti.• 1•ri•..,,d1•nl ·, fmlb, -.h11\l.••tl him l.1k1111• • \••nth111g I rum 1(1• w.tr1 hut n111:,t·rv .. 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Jan 24) GRANTED, many contem- porary musicians ha"e struck me the same way. hut to call McCartney's band "Wings" ler nble and to say his brain has turned t.o mush Just because he has gotten busted once again due t.o archaic laws 1s as stup1d a1 he accuses McCartney of be· mi The man must have some sense or values to write the lyrica: "There's more to hfe than blues and reds . . . and· '·Dead on your feet. you won't get far if you keep on sticking your hand 1n the medicine Jar · · Boo:P tt'orsr To the Ed1lor Bob Greene s Jan 24 <'ol umn on manJWlna 1s a hnt-f'Xample or an alcohol orient<'d mind res pondanR to '>O mcthtng 1t doesn't underMand. al Ill all op1 naon without any real substantrn lion m fact If Greene likes to lush. as hii:. last sentence implies, h<' really 1s dumb The world and tht- medical profession knows the dangers of booze It is as add.le live as herom, as deadly. even tually, as arsemc, and a con- tributor t.o highway death.a and famtly destruction It cost.'! us billions m lost work, accidents, death.I aod societal dascord llAaUUANA, on the other hand, produces no physical addi t1on, has no toxic dose and ls about as mild and pleasant a social drug a.1 has ever been dis· covered A pitiable, sophomoric eit· erclae ln mindless vitriol is Mr. Greene's Journallatlc blather Where's he set off callio1 anybody dumb' A• a pot smoker ot over 30 yean J chaJlen1e Greene to any 10rt at mental competJUoo be wl1be1 to choose. We'll aee wbo'a dwnb. par~nts like lhat by s<1yinl! I too pay taxes and I f.'XJ)e'('t and 1ns1st upon safe school bu\ transportauoo for my cbaldren I do not want one or two very noisy children d1strat'tmg the driver and causmg an acc1dt>nt 1 say deny transportation t.o tht- few problems and keep 1t safe for the other 60 or more on the bus who are orderly.·· I suspect that 1f Capastrano Un1f1ed School D111tnct starts charging for traD!lportal1on. 11ome parents will thank they own lhe bus and dnver KAR EN GIBSON P•a.,A•w••~! To the F.dlt.or Con!udertng the almighty dollar 11gn hovering ovrr tht' beach of Laguna's citlienry due to the scarcity or open space and ever-increasma property value-.. po11lbly our Art Colony·s craftsmen and artists wlll move from their garrets mto palatJal home9 M Just move! Echoes or · 'el1t1sm'' are 5ou ndlne and resound1ne throuiboUt LAIWI• and the sur roundin& area.a. u plans for a huse golf course, a hotel. and more cement and mo,.. houaini are beina pushed lnto La1una's backyard. U Lapna becomes oblened with elitiJm then why a mere ,olf course? To be really "posh," our world famou1 Art Colony. alao renowned for orl1lnallty, 1hould Instead ln- iUate a polo field I 1111· t h ,. 1 • 111 .11 n 1 n ~ r> r 1m1 1gr1111l1111 .tl l.1111l 1n l.Ji.:una I Jll \ 11 11 t h .ti • 1111 I d h J v c b t' t' n plov.1 ·.J un1..lt'r l•> dfert th•· oriKtnUI plan Mte1 alt fert1l1L<'t I'"' H'r) •·xrwno;1\I" "\hould l.J~UnJ ll1•al'h loom on tht· world'' honwn all Lhc winter horn{' of America'!> greull·:.t polo playPn. and should Laguna's n•putauon a!i a world famous Art Colon~ fade mto oblivion. many l.agunat1cs will doubtleu d t•dan• "Well. thal 's prog- rt''I'' '' S hould Laguna retain both reputation!>, OlJr remaining <Jrt1st~ rould paint horses instead or golf balls t ELINOR DAVIS s ... 1er••-'•• To lhe Editor The Laguna Beach City Coun- cil has a copy or the five-page J aclt Cressman report in whJch he explains that the city-owned seweraae plant property could be used for low-cost senior clliien llou,,1n1 and • total com- munity center. Creasman stat.ea that t.be problem of the property belnl in a ftood coottol area can be overeome. We are at.ill the only one of the 29 cities tn OranJe County without a comfortable IOUl:l&e or a community center. Let's uae the aewera1e plut property for people -not partiDl- ALAN ADAllS P••••••••z•rll To tM Editor: 1 am dellp•ed wl&h the ny you are so1q after those 11.Q and lacxlmlderate people who are not crtDPled but park lD UM apeca p)afnly marked "ban· cUeapped." Now. I wt&b you would try to abame tblM MOPl wbo paft aloq tbe rl4 ·cur"b 1D ~ centers 'nn• il l1 nla1D11 mat'*l, ••No PatiU•'"' 1'\li a,.. 11 bo9D u a are lane &Dd la for .... -of ftre equipmml ln eme111'DCJ. J'ln Polnta., lo ll Uqaloa Beach a. one C11·Ultl want .,._ rorum. T.&arrra 1 • • f : t ( • d I ~ t J I s I , I ~ I c t c 0 c f; a n LOCAL PROVIDENCE. R I. <AP) -A meeting of the Providence Citizens Revlew Board at City " • Hall was disrupted by P ' an invasion or coack- • " roaches. s. The somber meeting b was interrupted when several people picked up a their coats and started d swinging at the insects. ti "You could put a sad- sl • dle on this thing," one pt man m the back of the •t r IE T . It ei ' j conference room said before k:nocldng a roach to the noor and crushing it. City Hall bas been un - decgoln& a St million ren· ovation. ~kers re· port the r irs have disturbed h e cock• roaches, which appar· ently have resided in the 102-year-old buHding for some time. "This just shows that the committee should • put up more money for ] renovations of City Hall. And they should get a fumigator ," said Stephen J . O'Rourke of 0 tbe Mayor's Office of th Community Develop- b 1 It etent D< fa P1 Dl n• ro b• Pt d( 4Study Abroad Four UCLA student.a from the <>ranee Coat area are 1tudyln1 at forelp univenitiee tbia year tbrouab the 42 • ac bool 's Education da Abroad Program. They are: p ,,,..... .......... \'..,,; Al'l/I TtfftM y .............. IMwrMllOMI OlrbllM Uftlvwtlty el T_,.., J.-. ,,,_ .......... ._..,El.,...... ' CM .. w .. i.., Uftl,..<Mty et See ~ ...... llr81t1. ~,-~ ...... , .,., s. ~ UNwnlty .. lllfll. Uftlt. .till~ ~-o:::. -..ell: J-.... --lkl, UftlwnllJ' ., St"*t,~ Cope Boo&ted SAN FBANCIS~O (AP> -San Frandlco is 1otn1 to have more vice squad and juvenile bureau pollee lo 1980 than in 19'1t. PoUce Chief Cornelius Murphy t1 swore in 17 new uala· tant inspectan and el&ht new aer1eants. UNlON, N.J . <AP> -A Cuban Immigrant, taunted by co-workers about his virility. "turned into a wild man" and attacked them with a hammer and a 12-incb kitchen k.rufe, authorities say. Teo employees were injured, four critically. 'I was working at a bench near hjm and wtthout saying a word, tbe guy suddenly goes nuts," said Frank Bremru, whose band was cut Wednesday at the Amencao Products Co. macluoe parts factory. Roberto Gonzales, 51, was arrested and held on assault and battery charges after the attack at the plant 1n thjs northern New Jersey com- munlly, pohce said SMOKE DETECTOR First Alert smoke and fire detector h8I loud alarm to awaken even deep sleepers. Battery ~ted. ~A78RS SALE 15.88 ,,_.,,._'5 10.11 Ile lc:bool cam '*' ._. '°er-. ••t....t r.i,. pall UDdlritand them too, .... lb 1••n AIO -tbl )'tat tbe ICbool'• 1lludd1 •JSt.m ... --1..r:'• ftfth INden .... lo ktn· ..,..,. lleTwla, lllkt, 'faoe ad...,..__ "'l'be . ~ ... clntMd by ~ waclMn &and1. BJaUenD IDd Joan CcaMlla u a ••>'to tbe ~. wbo have tblU own ~ pla,JIJ'OUDd, f•l men a part ot tbe wbole '1rl'S OMDSU dB llATClll!D with kin· .S.rJ: and work with tbem for b&lt an bout :.UUlesJ:~'::a::n~ ~= • .,,.. ftftb sr8den are ~~rs. Blat· t.ftmlD aid. ''ftef're 1uppmed to be ·~· not doiDC tb1np for the kiDdersartenera. • Tbe oldll' 1Wdmb ~th art projects and pre-red.as Dbillaies exer • she wd. One pro- ject, eallecI the alphabet tralo, calla for the older child to deslcn a landlcape, while the UtUe buddy bu to arrance train can labeled A, B, c and so oo lD IJtibabetical onler' 00 the picture. ANOl'llEa PaOJECT INVOLVES THE older students writio& adventure stories that feature the kindergarteoers as beroe~ heroines Tbe studellta are allbWtd to select their bud· dies ii they want, except that no s1blio& matcbes are allowed. Tbe ldndersartnen really enjoy the feetia.c ot having ID older friend, Mn. Blattennan wd. "Our children can hardly wail wt Fridaya," she said. THE nFrll GllADE&S GAIN IN other ways, sbeaaid. "There's self~dence and self-esteem m having aorneooe really look up to you" Buddies who participate in the school's breakfast pro&ram frequently sit tocet.ber then, sbe said, and tlu.s year's fifth gnders -a1mru • little buddies couldn't wait to pick tbeir partners this year And while the ki.nderga.rteners may mostly be on lbe reeeiviog end of the attention, the flftb 1raden pick up some, too. '1bey have a rootini seetion chuina basket· ball games," Mrs. Blatterman said. "And when Santa came lD the police bellcopter, instead ot eo- 101 last the fifth grMen got Lo be tbere f1nt with their tittle buddies." Anlkon'Jj SHOE SERVICE for H -6 lllJ' Lllggap • 71pp-lepair Reglollal lepalr' C.ilhr fGr SPBIY • TOPSIDB .,..... .... ...,,.. CDI fwtl6l1okthmh ..... w • ...,. ........... ............... .c--.................... •S..C.-~W .......... • ....._..._. • ,_.ls-te ... I Contect Leotea Eyewear Styling SehoolEyed ( 142 -•~21 ) SOUTJt' LAKE TAROS (AP) -Tbt Lab Tabol Com ~ Coll••• D &rlct Ii•• compliald ~tille of a lM-acN lebOOJ alte In the mJddle of tbt clb of Bomb ... Tahoe. IJ'bt ~or cotlect, to eUbtcrlbe to YOU hometown ,..,.,,, ... DAILY PILOT f::~11ou~~ for '820,000. WANTED DIAMONDS · GEMSTONES WALL TO WALL GRAND OPENING SALB 3 DAYS ONLY FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY FEB.1·3 MA.Km CARf'U UN!S DISCOUNTED AS MUCH AS SS.00 PEA SOUARE YAAO (Durtng OrHd Opening Only) lOCAT£DIN HAA80A-8AKEA C£NT£R (AclMa From FEDCO) GRANO OPENING 8A&.E HOURS FRI., SAT.~· SUN. M FINAL CLEARANCE CALL 557-8805 All SALE MERCHANDISE - Y2 OFF 041lo.ltf'S WlAJt IOHtimw, Wntdlff ...... ....,.. .. dt -iiiii AVE5 LO~ ,,,,. s.. ...... ,,,.,., ,. '2.00 c.u ... ,,,,.,, FREE • .,..... Ow Dll Dtpt.. .............. "VASEUNE" I ,,... ........ .... ., ............. . '" .... aato. ... . ........ 2/1/10 ~A~KET BASKET WHTCUFF PLAZA Dr. Lou Elder OPTOMETRIST 642-0720 1124 Irvine Ave. Newport Beach / OPEN THURSDAY ~ITES TIL 9 UfTENSfVE CARE Non.greasy LOTION Softens on contact ....,, .......... , ..... 7 DAYS A WEEK ....,.. .......... uo ....... w ............ 0 I I t I l t I I I • ,.,,..,.... WRECKING WEIGHT READIES STAMP OF DISAPPROVAL Auatr•llan C•r Dtdn't Meet U.8. St•nd•rda End of Line Imported Car Crunched PORTLAND, Ore <AP) -Melba Boggess could only crlnae as the five ton iron wrecking weight crunched her lltUe Australian "Mani Moke'' into $27 40 worth of bureaucratic de· feat. "From a four speed to a no-speed m one crunch," abe 1aid with a sigh Tuesday, clutctung the only two pieces of her car that were spared the deep-orange gas cap and the 1eanblft knob t'ROM 11iE START, TIIE MINl·MOKE seemed destined to meet the wreckmg machine Mn Boggess bought the car used for a Down Under trip with her three aona. CUit.oms aeenta told her it would cost about S40 duty t.o aet it Into the United States She had $3,000 invested ln the boxy, doorlHs convertible, m cludana the cost or shipping It to Portland from Australia, mov· mg 1t from dock to dock and imurinl It. Last November, the Mlnl-Moke arrived on an Australian ship -and with it came the first of many headaches for Mr5 Boggess The car did not have a Department of Transportation safety sticker or Environmental Protection Agency approval IT GOT 50 MILES TO THE GALLON, but didn 't have the kind of mtake manifold, carburetor or di5tnbutor the U S gov emment requires. Al.lo it d1dn 't have a padded daah or the nght kind or tares or special safety glass All this meant the car was not about to m~t U.S safety and emission standards. "I steamed, and I fussed, and I wrote letters to Wash.lniton.'' Mrs. Boggess said BVI' N<n'llJNG WORKED AND SHE was told the could not claim the car, that It either must be destroyed or sent back to Australia "Sturdy little 100 of a gun," commented U S c~toms of fleer Bill Sheaaly as the wTecklng weight crashed onto It for a fourth time Capitol's Repairs Grow More Costly SACRAMENTO (AP) -The eatlmated coat of restorlnl California'• !!f.r;::"~ld Capitol hu rtHD another Sl.3 million to a total ot •.1 , aay1 the Lellalatu:re'1 arebiteet. Tbat'a •1 million more than tbe onatnal 1ppTOpriation of MJ mllllon made in im. TRI! OLD DOBED bulJdina bad to ht rebullt or tom down beeaUM lt wu not eart.bQuate eafe. 'n.. Leltllature decided to ~build tt. and at Uut same time 1e1tore It to lta turn·of·tbe- century condlUOD. A MriU of delays, caueed lar1•b' b1acont.fact.on'11walllt O•tr • requirement that mlaort-t~ coatncton .. at leut » ,ercent of UM lar1e aubccla· NB Revenue Hearing Set A beartq wW be held Prlday lo dilC'Ull ways ol 1pend.lnc the 1400,000 Jn r•••nue 11l1rta1 hndS the federal tov rnmeat wW llYe ~ cb In ,, ..... fte 111 lloa Will bt bll4 a&. l:JO »·•· • -oo.etl ......... -"' ..... ,. .. City omctall w wttu.n .. .. •atal~ be acetpWd. tract.I. booli.d tbe price u lntla· tlon added 1 percent a month. '.l'be job la ICUduled for comple- Uon in mid·llit TBS LIEGISLATlJ&E ap· proprtated more money laat year, but ao.. Edmund Brown ir. refUMd to tip the bill unUJ a cap of tse.7 milUon waa written tato lt. Areta.tt.ct John Worsley, who repNMDta the 1A1l1lature oo tba Pl'OJect, u14 a recent ct. cl1lcm to put mor• AIHmblJ commtt.aee hearlnl roomt ms tM fourth floor lddea mo1t ot tb8 .... mllllon atra COit. S•n. Lou CuHnovl~!: ..... !l.: Woodland Hilb, who II AUPq after tllll JM!.1 tald be wOu1d tn.-trodu a bw authortslq tbe u.a mlllloa. UC Job Offered PHILADELPHIA CAP) ~&rtu Ort!IOIUA. proyoM Of U.. um,.., ,if P:t1111r1...u. bll ..... ....... ~ at tb• UnlTtralty of CautomlJ at tr~•l•T· aeeordla1 lo tbe PhllldelJlbla BWllU.D. • OD • Campus Lease Sparks Debate ByaAYMONDD'ftADAn. Of .. Olltr,.. .... Sacldleback Colle1e atudentl and teacben 18>' the Mlsaton Vl•io campua' environment may be encaniered if a plan to leue ID acres of colle,e land to developen la approved. The oppo1ttion spoke out Monday wben colle1e trustees weip.d three optJona that ml1bt allow developers to bofld coodomlnium1, a 1hopptn1 mall or 1arden-type profeuional offices on tbe pro· The collece purchased one or perty north of the Sclence-Matb five Irvine sit.es and opened lt u Bulldlna near Mar1uerlte its north campws lut year. An Parkway option for the coUe1e to bay the IF ONE OF the optJooa u. •P· four rema1run1 alt.ea expira at the end of 1982 proved, it could mean $400,000 a C0Ue1e Superintendent Robert year to help the expandin1 com-Lombardi said the potential mun1ty coUe1• buy land (or the $400,000 a year revenue from the north campus In Irvine and con· ol .... _ M -' l·...,. struct more cluarooma. lease u"" argue •• te AIDU la also needed lo pay for fututt But students at Monday's racllltiea at the Mlaaion Viejo meeting argued that con -campus dom iruums on the college-owned land in Minion Viejo would mean more noise and could erode the visual buffer between Uie campus and the surrounding community College mathematics teacher Jim Thorpe, who Is also a San Juan Capistrano councilman and former county planning com mi11aoner. told trustee. TllU8TEE 110.L WATI' noted that It now appears unlikely that state funds can be found for con· structJon of new bwldln&s at the collese. It Is even less Uke!y, Watt as serted, the that the <;late could Coot the bill for m ore land purchases future development on the 20-v·a1 s .d acre site ml1ht dama1e • I 81 nd&ellne betWffll the 200-aere Mi11lon Viejo campua and the Marcuerite property. "IN TRl8 PUT of the CO\Dlty, the attitude of the people ls that they really don't want to bave their rtd1eUnes recont.oured," Thorpe usert.ed Emergency Lifesaver 1toeklld .... ' eQUsi, -dle amount of profit dt91ded by tbe amount of moaey lnvested by abareholden. 1 to 1178, accordlq to Fortune m!1t• ABC bad a Ntum of 11.1 peremt oa total pl"Ofttl ol SW.I ; CB8'1 ntun wu 11.0 perca ao profttl ot 1111.1 million: and RCA Corp. bad a Ntll1'D of lf., pm:att oa eara.lnp ot 1171,, D11Woa. RCA owna NBC, but doa not pl'O¥tdl MPUate flnandal delalla Git the Mtwork. llobtl'• Nturn wu 12.e percent, but proftta were 11.11 blD.loD, Nil~ lta lar•er 1lM. 'l'llDS OB DU'f'DENCD IN BETBODI of computt.aa NbarD an lbuebolden' eq~. Tbil Jeat Mobil clWlled aceount· ln• ~. ud u a re1ult oooeluded I.bat lta retara on •IW'et»ldln' ecrulty ·~ ~.~ ~t 1n tm, a naun that s:rew to Jt.I percent tD b u eanunp roM to tz.01 bl.Woa. l\C~'• lllOfttl were •·• mUlJon for 18'71, but lt did DOt Nleue a flpre on 1tockbolder'1 equity. CBS and ABC bne GOt rel aed 1171 earn· lap . NBC, In a statement read by a spokesman, clted It.I JIOliC7 tbat "Partiaan vtewpotnta OD Important lNuel, l\&eb u oil company profit.I, are preMDted ln new1 and public affaJn prosram1, pro· duced b7 dlalnterelted news profe11kmall and not lD paid com· meretala. "lf.obil'• attempt to compare oU company prolltl db the,... turn on lnvated captta.l of the televilioa networb b.ed no bearin& oa OW' dedsloa, and ln our Judcment iDJeeta wholly ntnneou. ar1umenu Into llobll'a defeme of it.I proflt.1," the statement added. · "COllPUING NBTWOU nonrs TO OIL company pro- fttl adds little to public ~·" NBC Hid, "but to let tbe Mobil arpment lD proper pen ve, lt la worth not1q that llobU'1 aftel'·tu profltl ln 11'11 were more than one·tblrd sreater tban the total pre-tu profit.I ol the three network companies com-bined .. ''That doesn't 10 to tbe luue of profitability, which la the only 1eD1lble te.t ot bow well a company b dotn1." Hid Schmertz .tter bearlnc the NBC statement CBS Vice Pretldent Gene Mater said bis network's refusal to air the ad "had nothin1 to do with our proflts," but declined to dis cu11 t.be reasons An ABC spokesman said the company had a policy similar to NBC'a AL11IOVGH THE COMMIEllCIAL CORRECTLY said lbat "over the yean" MobiJ'a eaminp have been about even with other l.nduatins, it la clear tba\ Mobil and other oil companies earned a subat.anl.Jally ba&her return than mo.t companies in 1t79 -a1 did broadcut companiet. One major reuon la that ln 1979 the 011 supply was relatively U1ht, eoabllnl companies tbal sold 011 to ralae tbelr marliJll BroadcuUnt net.worn beodit from s1m1lar supply shortages, since 1t UI lmpogsable to start a new TV station 1n a ma1or market. Partly u a result or that, NBC's profits tn lbe final three months of 1979 were blgher than for any quarter In it.5 history. ac· cordUJg to RCA, despite the fact 1t wu thJrd in the t.elevu1on net work raunp ~ dlapute ts the latest 1.0 a '.'\enes between leleviaioo stations and Mobil, wbach en1a1es 111 more public-lssut' advertiJlnl than any other company La.at week, t.b.r~ television stations refused to air the syndicated show "F.dward and Mrs Simpson" becauae dJf ferent Mobtl ads were deemed too controvenaal MORE REDUCTIO•S at "FAMOUS NAME LAIELS" Nearby San Juan Capistrano has taken a hard line on de· velopers who wut t.o plow up natural ridiea for eomtrucUon purposes, Tborpe said. But collece·hired consultants told trustees Monday the rid1eUne between the campus and the site of the propo1ed leased land for development would be a "landscaped buffer." San Clemente police and panmed.lcs believe a small plulic vial can tave llves in an emer1ency Tbe "Vial of Life." provided tree to resl· dents, la placed an bome refri1eraton ll contains a medical in- formatioo sheet that can tell emergency crews how to save lives. :ol' ~ ~,.., WQME•'S W•AR . 17 MlllARCl IAY PlAzA THE AIDES FROM Institu- tional Management Conaultants, of La Mesa, told trustees trees and other plants could be placed on the ridJe to add to the buffer College board President Robert Pnce said trus tees are not near a decision on whether to use the 20-acre site as a money-making scheme ·'The board 1a Ustenmg and probing. We have raised more questions tonlCht than we have answered," Price said Phil Rodaen. another coUe1e teacher, told lru1tee1 be believes the ridaellne should be left as It la and small, low-key professional office• abould be the most that is bullt on the 20- acre 1ite over the rtd1e. T&l18TEE IOBN Connolly uld a dllip on the type ol UM for the Marguerite property la needed so that the college can purchase some of the four re· mainiq 20-acre Irvine alt.et for the colle1e's north campus Senion Set Dance Laiun-Beach'• Seo.lor CttJsen Club 1a bo9tln1 a ValanUDe'1 D1y danee Feb. 12 ln t.be recrea· tloo departmeat bulldiftl at City Hall. The dance wtll nm fro1ll I to 3:IO p.m. ud lnchadel mualo ol the 20I and aoal 11 w•ll aa modem d1KO mus e. Speclal tntertaloment 11. 1cbeduled a.nd mr..bmnta wt11 be Hrved. A ti donation la requatecl. For rHervatJ001 call Ute Sen tor ClUHDI cf ub t.ead· quartAll'I • •·*1. Doable Murderer Given Ufe Term VENTURA (AP) -A Veotura .CountJ Ju'7 bH ruled ~•t a man the1 eon.tet.d of 1 doUbM m urder.nd rape deHrva Ule ln prt1on, rather than tb• dfttb "1'Ah1· crai. CaMJ, a. wu coat'JNd .Jaa .... f: ol two .iQUtl of am 11.,, .. murder •• n .. If• wmw, .,,. Id..._ '11 ilWI Wlcht. M, of lbafVtJIQ, ..-0 WH bit a.lfrltrttad, al ol her •·1ear-dd IOft, Doctald. , THE VIALS hold a paper that h1t1 al- ler1ie1. recurrent all· ments. medication , do1a1e1 and doctors' telephone numben that may be needed for paramedics to treat stricken residents, aald police community service officer Patti Leitch. After the lnformaUoa sheet b completed, lbe vlal II placed in.aide the hom• refri,erat.or and a briJbl red 1tJcker. also provided by the city, la pasted t.o the top of the rreeaer. TBE &ED marker tells emer1ency crews that t.be vial 11 Inside the refriaerator wltb tb• neceaaary medical In· formaUon, Miu I.Aitch aald. San Clemnte Jlllllor Women'• Club memben have been aJdlq tbl ct- t1 tire departmeat lD promoUn1 uae of tbe Vial ot lJfe since tile procram be1an la1t year. Tbe vial packa.. la av allable at tb• Saa Clemtnte police and ftn depaitmenta, the 8eDklr Ctti191 Center and tbe ctty•a Commualtr Center. For inform.UC., c111 •s101 aod ut for 11111 Leltcb or llre Capt. Ntck llaule. r SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY AT CROWH VALLEY PARKWAY 51111 LAllNA NlllEl Elllllf STOCK .... c --... • coat• •.. F'OIC no ........... .. ...... ~--·· ... ,.., ... wtt•'··· ... . .... ........ ............ ..-.-.. . ,..... .. . ••••••• ... 0 rt •• . ..._., ... r••• . .... OFF REiii.AR RETAIL PRl(E Al> ......... ~..... SPECIAL ~~ I Lilii ·~ DRESSES I ' suoo I ' ua.TO ,.., -4111r---r.: OROVILLE (AP) -Two •bu. .,. tee. u.. po1a1 \1 or Ufe l~ aft admltt.Laa tMy ltl and tilled • bbci mu bet t11ey eould oct ftDd a detl' w fJfl'lli tor same CJD a twntlnl trtD. Jam. 1'. MeCa.rter, 20, and Marvin D. Noor. 11, botb of Ororille, pkaded pitty WedDea· day to~ murder In the ·~ ot Jimmy lAe Campbell. &I, ol Olieo, on Jan. U, lim. 'ftley will be MDt.ene.d Feb. 27. They escaped the threat ol the gas chamber when proeecutora dropped the special circurutanee provtaions ol the charges. California law apella out a number of "speclal , circumatancea" wbicb could re· sult ln the death penalty, such u muJUple 1r:1111ncs. political U · aaasinationa or murder for hire Campbell wu walklnc aJooe railroad tracu in Chico when abot with a .30·callber riOe, Mccarter said in court aa the men entered the plea before Judie Jean Morooy In Butte County Superior Court. The men said they had eone deer huntin1 near Oroville on the day of the shooting, but failed to find any came, or even a cow They then returned by car to nearby Chico. When Mccarter was asked by his attorney, public defender Robert Mueller, wby they returned, Mccarter aaid they bad decided lo kill a black man. Tbe men also testified that after shooting Campbell. they drove back to Oroville and fired tbe rtne at a black woman st.andinl among a croup of black people. 1be shot mlaaed ber. The two were arre1ted tbe ~ after the sboottni ....... pollce received an anonymous telt>phone tip, authorities said. T . r guilty rleu followed a It . senes o plea·baflai.D.lne eJH'h<ingH Dutch Queen Juliana, 70, To Abdicate AMSTERDAM, Netherlands <AP> Queen Juliana, telling the Dutch people her powtirs ba ve waned with ace. an· nounced her abdication today in favor of her daughter, Crown Princess Beatrix The 70-year·old Juliana. cnooarcb for 31 years, went on national tele..tsioo to make tbe four·minute announcement, broadcasting from Soestdljk Palace She said she would step down April 30, her 7lat birthday. The d.iscloeure came on the t2nd birthday of Bealrix1 eldest daucht.u ol Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard. Addrellinl ber aiatement to ' "all Net.berlanden,.. •be •aid abe felt the moment wu ap· pl'Oaebina that lbe abould step <town from t.be throne. Coast Oleers for Neiglahr ,.,. ........... A 14 by 48-foot billboard located at the base of the Am bassador Bridge in Detroit carnes a message thanking the Canadians for their help in the escape of six Americans from Iran The billboard faces Canada and traffic entering the United States Iran Rebels Renew Kurdistan Fighting By~ AuKla&ed PTeu A new ~on of filbtinl in Iran'• rebellioas IClll'diatsn -re. gioo baa left at leatt ~ dead the past two days , a rebel spokesman said today. Some Klll'dUh leaden appealed to the hospitalized Ayatollah RuboUah Khomeini to int.erveM personal· ly to stem the bloodshed At tbe ~•me time. anti· government violence was re· ported around Shabr~ Kord, an area of central Iran populated by Lur and Bakbtian tribesmen, wbo bave often resisted central government control. And Tehran radio gave the firBl details of cl11hea Wednesday ln the heart of Tehran between Marxist and anti-Marxist militants. Kurds and other ethnic minortUes in Iran have been bat tling the central go•emment for more autonomy for centuries. and Khomeini's regime has been plagued by the same msurrec lion.a slnce his revolution ousted Shah Mohammad Reu PahlaVl nearly a year aco. The rebel sPOkesman in the Kurdish city of SanaodaJ. reached by a West.em joumaliat by telephone from Tehran, said the Kurdistan fiChtini;t the past two days raged m the towns or Jtamyarao, Bijar and Paveb. He Nici molt el Uae 50 OI' ao dead and scores wounded were revolUticmary guardsmen of the Khomebli reeime. Reports re achio1 Tehran Wednesday sald al least 10 persons bad been killed in battles between the ~uard and Kurclab rebels In an interview with Pars. Forouhar blamed bellicose ele meota on both sides for the fight- ing and demanded that lhe peace m1ss1on be given control or all nu!Jtary and c1v11Jan af fairs an Kurd1stan Iran's official Pars news agen· cy said Dariush Foroubar. a government representative on a goodwUI mission that has been trying to settle the Kurdish con- flict, spoke with two Kurdish leaders by telephone Wednesday naght in an effort to achieve a cease·rire The Pars report was quoted by Tehran radio. monitored in London Kurds on the goodwill mission sent a telegram to Khomeini, 10 a Tehran hospital s10ce suffer- mg a mild heart attack last week, ur&ina the revolutionary leader lo intercede to try lo put an end to the fiebting. Alcala Sex Films· OK'd as Evidence o.puty Dlltrtct Attorney John Conley supported testimony of police Stt. Ron Jenldna, aaying th• pboto1rapbic material •b~ t.bat Alcala baa an ab- no al lntenlt lA sex and is partleUliriy attraeted to )'OUlll wome11. Wblle rWhtl the evidente wu properly retained bJ in· ve1U1uora. Judae Kn .. land said M .-ould make no d~ termlMttOD u to the releYancy of the ltllma to the SamlOe ease. C Ft FTEEN CENTS • • , Tijuana Flooded 15 Dead • in U.S., Mexico? TIJUANA, Mexico CAP) - Soldiers a.od volunt.etr1 •adlna in bee-deep mud bunted today for 10 peraooa feared drowned in floodwaters unleubed from a raio·awolle:o dam. A total of 1S persons are believed to have loet their lives to the powerful Pacific storm on both aides of the border. Meanwhile, tbouaaod.s who rled their threatened ho10es W edneaday lo Tijuana returned as the muddy waters receded under clear weather The Red Cross and the BaJa California 1ovemor's offlce con firmed two dealhs lo TIJuana Hostages Nearing Freedom? WASHINGTON <AP) With six Amencan diplomats back 10 the Uruled Slates after a tugh risk escape from Iran. the Carter admirmtration conltnued to work on a sene:. oC initiatives to win freedom for 5-0 other Americans still held captive m Tehran The 1mmedtate adm1nastratlon concern was that lht-Amencaru. left behind might be the target of harsh treatment by Iranian authorities 10 relal1allon for the Canadian·sponsored smueehng effort At the same time, there were signs that tbe adm1mstralion's three-month quest for the safe release of the SO boltaees may be mUinl. Pro.JRSI· After a l>fiennc on the Iraolan situation Wednesday by Secretary of State Cyrus R JOURNALISTS KEPT FUGIT1VES'SECRET--A4 Vance, Sen Frank Church, D· Idaho. told reporters, "There 1s some ground for hope we can fLDd a way to se<:ure the release of the hostans .. Hours earlier. Statt' Uepart ment spokesman Hoddtng Carter dechned to rule out the possibility that the hostages might be released to a third par ty. such as the Red Cross. 1( agreement can bt' reached on the opening or a U N. trl bunaJ on the reign or the former Shah of Iran Other officials. who asked not lo be 1dentif1ed, said the ad ministration is working on a number of irullaoves to end the hostage crisis, in Its 89th day However, lraruan delegates al tbe meetlne of Islamic foreien mmist.en m Pu1stan had said Tuesday that Iran was stand.mg by Its demand that the depoe~ shah be returned as ala pnce for the release of the hostages Meanwhile, at Dover Atr Force Baae m Delaware, rel· at.ives gathered to 1reet the six diplomata oo their arrival from Frankfurt, Weal Germany, shortly aft~ ni&hlfall Wednes day. The dlpk>mata were to remain secluded at the baae today and then Oy to Wuhin«ton for a news confeTence Friday after· noon Since their eecape from Iran over the weekend, the dlplo,rnata have been meettq with U.S. ol· ficials, discu1afn1 Juat bow mueb they should say publicly about their experience. ·'There are extraordinarily senaiU•e matters Involved,•• spokesman Carter told re· porters and twoJn Enaeoada A search wu under way tor a family of slx reported washed off the roof of t.betr Tijuana home U S . Vice Consul David Roaus said be knew for sure only that . two men indudinl • Mexican highway patrol captain drowned when a bridge collapsed in Ensenada. No bodies were found. Mexican Red Cross of flc1als said Five Amencaru; died an :.cal tered areas of Southern Callforn1a on Tuesday and Wednesday. includ.1.ng four who were swept away by Ooodwater'i 10 San Diego and San Bernard.mo 'Gim•e an E. • • counties and one whose car c raabed In Ra verside County An estlmated 12.000 people chued out of low·lyjog homes s pent Wednesday n1aht ln schools. churches and 111 firehouse Mexican Red Cross vohmtffn provided coffee dur mg the ruibt At daybreak. a U S Coast Guard helicopter arnved 10 cue ll might start raining aga10 but no ram wu forecast. Two au.ch helicopters helped carry 100 peo· pie to tugher ground Wednesday The evacuallon of 10.000 peo- ple from houses a!ong the ram- <See FLOOD, Page A2) Leading the cheers for the E~tanc1a High School ba~ket ball team is the !>chool"!> eag le mascot freshman Cindy Ou Boe,. 15 The Eagle~ pre" ailed Wedne!>day mg ht. beat- ing Corona del Mar. 52·46 Mesa Cops Nab Man In 70 MPH Pursuit A man who allecedJy led Colt.a M eu police on • 70..mlle-u-bour cbaae Wednesday in a stolen pickup truck, at one point becoD)lDC ail'bome when he hit a 'llAtep dttveway. remained 1n ci· ty Jail today lo lieu of $25,000 ball, police said They said Michael £dnrd Stanley, 22, of 1818 Pomona Ave .• Qieta Mesa, wu Jalted on 1usplcion ol armed robbe". u · uult w1t.h a deadly weapon, trand theft auto and reckless drivin.s The robbery and assault char1• a&em from an attack at , :? 45 a. m Wednesday at Stanley'• home. POiite Pkt. ~ang!Ied Trio Tahbed They said ilmny Moreno Urbina, 30, of Newport Beach. told them he wu leavioa after a visit wtt.h stallley wllen be was hit over the bead wlth a metal pipe and robbed of the keys to h11 truck. Urb6na 1'U treated but not hoepitalbed at Boas MemorW RotpltaJ, police uld. At J :IO a .m .• tbey aald. Hu.band, Wife's Laver, Victim in Tumult Stanley waa lffD drl•lnt 1 plckup truck 80 inllta an hour down l?tb Str t, westbound from lrvlDe Avenu . When poliCe attempted to halt It, th., aa.td, tM truck olrcl9Cl tbroueb realdenti•l •trMU et hJO t~ and lDto a 1bowln1 eente.rlMlltina lot. re·tHut •J rri ditV... end O.w lllto tM n;;:~'J':lr:':r~ial em M*' *9 tnlet It tln11 Wiit ....... ;u 10 m\s. per boar Ware f\Ull1 IMllllnl biO • rl• idtiH•u1 on Watna.t rttt -J\llllnl, lt.UleJ Ute IQU.e,dtr wtu.out lndcllDt. fQIJee MN. LOI ANGEL CAP> -An>eric10 btalneuman Armaad Hammer..,. tbe RuuJan ambundor to the UnJted States told bJm the Soviet Unlon plu.a to witbdraw lt• tr'OoPI rrom Af lbantN.n but dJd DOt •PldlY wbelt. Ke said the ambNlador, Anatoly Dobrynln, "'-'OUld not com· ment on tbe ooe·month deadJ\.De for withdrawal tbat Pruident Carter Nt Jan. ao. l..cgl• .. ,•r .,, ..... me. SAN PEDRO <AP) -Vincent Thomu, who bolds the rec ord ror yean of service in the California Asaembly, died today at 72 of an apparent heart attack. Al a Democrat, Tbomu was elected to the Assembly In 1940 and aerved 19 conaecuUve two.year terms before bis defeat ln 1978 by Republican Gerald Felando. Tbomaa represented the S2nd District, incJudana Wil· miniton. Harbor City, Lomita, parts of Torrance, and San Pedro, where he lived. The Vincent Thomae Bridie connectlna San Pedro to Terminal bland waa named alter tum. Wmter Hits Dixie With Snow, Freeze By The Apoda&ed Preu ville, S.C., reported 22 accidents A winter atorm belted the in a 1~-hour period Wednesday South and paru of tbe Eaal nlght. Slick street.a halted bus Coaat with heavy anow, Ice and aervlce ln Oklahoma City freezinl temperatures today. Ice-covered power llnea Hi&h wtnda and heavy anow •napped, cuttin1 off service to at downed power lines and trees, least 12,000 persona in the Chat· closed achoola and left roads lcy tanooga, Tenn .• area, according and hazardous In 1everal to officialJI of the Electnc Power Southern stat.es. A half.foot or Board of Cbatwoo.za. snow fell ovemlabt in ea1t Ten· A dispatcher al the Corinth, nesaee and up to 10 lnchn wu Miu., police department aaid expected in the coastal areaa of electrical power bad been "10- Vlr•lnla. ing on and off all day " It wu anowinc th.la mominl ln Jn Knoxville, Teno., where HamP'OO. Va., when Alr Force thick mow Oakes were fallin& One. t.be prealdeotial jet, arrived Wed.oeMay, cluaea eoded t.o with the llamlnc Olympic torch, houn early. Schooll never lit Wednaday in Greece. Run· opened In Mempbia and Cbal· nen who llarted tbe torch oo its taDOOI• counties and a dozen 1,000 mile relay run lo the ot.ber Tenneaaee communities. Winter Olympic. at Lake Placid. Meanwhile. l,MO Oklahoma NY • contended with 23-detree Natural Gu Co. cuatomen in weather and 1now-covered the Eufaula area were left ground wit.bout beat when a aaa line waa Traffic waa snarled Uu1 morn· ruptured by a dynamite blast at 1n1 in Wuhin,ioo, D.C., and its a c<>nst.naction site. Fiftffn large Maryland and Virgin.la suburbs, aircraft heaters were trucked where 3 to 6 Inches of snow wu rrom Tinker Air Force Base to expected by m&htfall. Eufaula to heat four nursing The highway patrol in Green-homes and the hospitals * * * * * * F,....PtltJeAJ FLOOD IN MEXICO. • • paalng Tia Juana River was overseen Wednesday by Pttai· dent Je»e Lope2 Portillo. who fiew from Mexico City at lhe te· quest of Gov Roberto de la Madrid of Baja California Afterward. Lopez Portillo said "The situation is serious t>ut not a maJor cataatrophe " There was no e11tlmate of damaite Two bridres washed out between Tijuana and Ensenada, cloalna the highway Thouaands hvinr 1n flimsy homes IOUt.beaat of Tijuana Oed to h1&ber IJ'Ound when rumou fie• that 52·year-old Rodrlauez Dam mleht break. An e1tlmated 500 tourist11 , mostly Americans, were stranded by w1ter·clo&1ed roads but were able to drive out of Tl· Juana today The reHrvoir, packed after almost five Inches or rainfall since Sunday, began spilling water over Rodriauez Dam on Tuesday. By dawn Wednelday, all nine gates were open with tons of water cascading into the normally dry Tia Juana RJver and a welling it to two miles wide and 12 reet deep. Concme·llne<S nooct channels built along a 10-mlle stretch to the U.S border filled and ahot a thunderous Nlaaara northwestward onto American farma and roads and into the aea. At least 15 horses we re trapped in corrals or atalla and were either drowned or slam· peded to death when the wa~r poured throu&h from the dam 1 runoff. Hundreds of anlmal owners led other• to higher cround. * * * A Jaklt 1tr1llre aald ooe un1oo off clal, would il,O; mutval •uP· port. But more Important, perhaps, would be UM tilf ect oa district admlnlstraton wbo would bav. to hlN aublUtutea to replace teacbera wbo atrike. Both d.ll\rtcta maintain liltl ot active aubltttut. called out wt.en teachers an ablent. Bat maoy 1vbltltut.1 are on both liltl - and oo l1ata malntaioed by otber Oran•• County elementary 1cboof dbtrlet.i. It tocben in t,iro dlst.rlcta walk out, there mlpt not be C)DOUCb 1ubltltute9 to co around. Leaden al both the Fountain Valley Education AtsodaUon and the Ocean View Teacben A11oclatlon have been authorized by tbelr membership to call a strike aa the result of what unioo members con.aider fruitless bargalnin1 for about a year. And. saJd Bar Kaelt~r, union negotiator. tr ne10Uatlon1 before a 1tate mediator set for Monday don't result ln an ac· ceptable contract offer. fountain Valley teachen probably will walk out lie sau1 result.a of mediated neaotiauon are expected to go to association members for a vote next Tuesday ......._ West Orange County United Teachers org aniiation spokesmen are less precise in predicting lhe possibility of a strtke in the Ocean View Dis· tnct The West Oranae County or- ga nizatlon Is an arm of the Call/ornJa Teachers Association. providing offices and ad minlstraUve support for teacher unions in Huntington Beach Union Hl&h School, Ocean View. Fountain VaJley, Westminster and Huntington Beach School Dlstrtcta All or the distrlcts except Fountain Valley and Ocean View are worttna under current con tracts Ocean View's teachers pre· 1eoted counter proposala to their board of trustees this week and will wait for answers. said Kaeller Dale Coogan, 11uperinte~nt at Ocean View District, said he believes ~ could keep schools open even if both districts' un · ions walk out together ' PresenJe . For Birds Erwisioned Tbe lut undeveloped stretch of Huati.aaton Beac& coutll.ae. whlch baa bad developer• dreamlna at clrawinj boards for yeara. may be Mt ukSe for the birdl. Accordln& to • state report oa the 170-acre coutal 1•at.b, two endan1ered 1peclea of birdl should be elven residential priority over humans The just released Department of Fish and Game report COO· eludes that the south HunUnctoo Beach area, from the Santa Ana River to ~ach Boulevard, la sen11iUve weUanda and of hi&h environmental concern City Council members are scheduled to discuss the report Monday evenina and 1ive dlrec lion lo city planners who are putting the ftn.i11hing touches on a stale-mandated coutal plan Caty planners 11aad they expect ~trone reaction to the report from council mem~rs According lo the report authors. uses ln wetland areas should tx-restricted to passive actl vi ties or orlt>nted toward nature studies City planners admit the re· port, requested by the South Coast Recional Coutal Com· minioo. may aipaJ an end to beachtront development One recent residential plan was propoaed by the Daoo Corp of NeWJ)Ort Beach. Daon of flc1als have been cooaiderl.nc a 107 acre seaside community near Padfic Coast Highway and New land Street The proapecta for that pro poul, planoers said, appear dim Park Site 0 Count7 llta1idt to IC• qUfre IAOO ICl'fll of laDd under an a,....ment Wed~~r.c,!.; whl tbe board ot • '.PPloved ..ma, for Aliao VttJo planMCS oommunity of ao..oooa.om.. 1'1M cledledon ol the land ln CM C10111U1 M.111 beb1Dl1 Lquna kuh .. pllllMd to bMoaie pert ot lbe Pl'OPOMCI naUonal wt.n pan tort.be area. Under '-nm of the atne· ment. t.be countJ bu 1S 1ean to aectllt tbe pnpert.y whJdl .., tau.ct tbe laJ1est dedl~adaD ol PriHte 1aDd lD tbe COUDIJ''I hll· tory. S""""°'9 qreed to tM IOD· LDc cJsanae and to terms ol ded· lcatlon of land, detplte re qUtlta for cleJa.y. Tlae board cb~•••d tbe , ..... al play llllt JUr"\O cbab&e the nmnber· ol dwelliop allowed on tbe propeny, from 10,097 unitl to20,000unitl. Michael Scott. executive dl~ ol the Lapna Green belt Inc.. laid Wednaday that bla croup dldn't have Ume to re view the qJ"eelneftt oo the &1ll of open apace He also aald that the un dentandine which 1tvt1 the company mineral richtt> poHibJy could turn the open apace lDto a atrip mininc pat Belinda Blacketer. vice chairman of VllJa~e La run a . cbarced that eavlronmentaJ stud.lei ol Lbe project an lnade quate and that her orcaniuUon hadn't the chance to study the land dedication aer~emeol Actor Burt Lancaster. 66, who was operated on at Cedars.Sinai Medical Center in Los An&eles tor a gall bladder condition. I.a off the critical list and may go home lhls weekend 'Special' Election Requested Newport Mesa school Trustee M1kt McLaughlin said today he will uk ~ school board to call .t speciaJ el&-tlon to fill the seat vacated by Trus tee Carol Mart1n·s re1>1gnat1on this week Tht> board will discus~ the maller at 7 JO p m Tuesday al flar(>t'r (ommw11t} Center. 18th Street and Tustin Avenue, Cost.a Mc!la Supervisor Thomas Riley. whose diatrict includes the sp rawling developmt>nl , declared be was aurprt~ by the request for delays ind oo lhe pouible adverae errect they macht ~ oo tbe national urban M<'l.aughhn sa19 that, wtule park. ./ '-<t1str1ct off1c1ab estimated lhe He explained that con l'Or.t of such an election al greu1onal leader• have de $66,400. 1t would actually cost manded uaurance of dedication much leM becaW>e 1t could coan of free land by lbe Ahao Vae10 ctde wtlh the June l general company for the proposed park t'lcctloo "You can't tell what problems local delays might have caused A ">pokr.,womon for the with aJI the turmoil going on an <>ran.:<· County Rt•g1strar of the world:· she atated Voter~ est1m..itt>d the cost at Under tenna of Wednesdays $12.000 She said the district aareement. the county or lb ~ould P:J> the t<1b des1gnee may al5o buy add1t.1onal property within lbe 6,6li-acre locaUon al a price btied oo la..'>t year's market value. Of t.be 3>,000 homes planned to be built oo 2,288 acres. 25 ~r cent oC tMm must qualify as al fordable by county atandanb Alao tneluded In development plans are a bua1neaa pan lo be located on 494 acres ; com merclal development of 348 acres and open space of 3,490 acres including 90 acrei. for community pans In the pa.st, vacancle$ on tbe sevt.'n·member board have been filled by appointment. but McLaurhlin said he belJeves voters 1hould be able to select the new trustee. e!>~c1ally 1n the h&hl of ma)Or deCISIOM conung up on bud~et cuts Trust~ B J Sk1lhnJ;t ~aid today \hf' ~ hevc~ calling an election ... hould be t·om.1dcn.>d. but added that she has 50mc rt-serv ations. 2 Coast Beaches Closed For cine• lhtn~. Mr... Skill.mg .,atd, sM l-; concerned about the cost nf SUlh an election in the light of the d1htnct s anl1c1paled $J m1l1Jon cutbMck for 1980-81. Also, ,;he said . c3ndt<1ates would have d1mcuity obtain.Ing media exposure because they would be com~ma for space with pres1dent1al primaries, ballot propoi11l1ons and numerou.<1 other elections Raw Sewage Floods Da11a Point, Clemente About three miles or Dana Point and San Clemente beaches remained closed today because of more than nine million ' gallons of raw sewa1e dumped on the shores since Tuesday Oranae County health offfciais aald about nine million caUona of sewace att released daily from the nooded South Eaat Rel1onal Reclamation Acency plant ln DanaPolnt. BUI Murphy, SERRA open· Uon• man.acer, aaJd an earthen dllre wu eroded away by the flood waters early Tuesday morn1n1 and unleaabed the waten Into tbe plant. M urpby aald• there was already a sreat deal ot st.andini water held by earthen feeder cbaMelt around the plant that wu accumulated by earlier raln1. • * • County health oflidaJ Bob · the pollution, health orrac1als Stone said today the aewace ~ aaid. could continue for as 1001 as fiv' Meanwhile, Sao Clemente Boald presadent Ken Wayman weeka when the SERRA treat State Beach workers are mop :ia1d he would prefer an appolnt ment plant i.. expected to be re pine up a ooe·mile at.rekb of ment ao a new trustee could be paired. their beach fol.Jed by 48,000 named llf\UuolOdays caUooa ol raw sewage dumped The SERRA plant was flooded Tue~ by a broken aewer l1oe "We're making major de· durtnc rain earUer thi• week ci11ooa on the budget at this Beaches from Salt Creek south The sewer line near Avenich point ... he said "Plus any un· to San Clemente city beach near Calafla bunt when heavy rains necessary expenditur• would be t be Intersection of Coast overloaded It and caused serious unwarcanted al this time. I H a & h w a y a n d C a m i no erosion of the earth and pave· wouldn't favor waiUn1 unW JUM Capiatraoo have bMn f°"*I by ment around it. toelectaomeone." ~~--..;_..~~~~~~~--=~~---~~~ Vcdenflne. •• c DAILY PILOT Ckar Skies Seen , ... Ot_C.. 0..1yf'•.··-.. ···-......... -,._ •• __ ..,,_Or_ c.. .......... ~ ............. -... ,....,,_ -... ......... ··-.., c:.u ............ ~ .............. ..,~ _,, ..... ,,__.._ ....... _~" _.. ............... ,.,.._.....,...'tt_ ...... ,,....,...,_........_ .... -..... -.c-...,.,~ ..... ._ ..... ,.....,,._,__ ..... c_... Vita,,......__....,....._, ~ ...... 'TllllilMt A ---............. OW.IL ......... ,. _ __ ._....,.Ullrt (Finally) on Coast ,. n , .. ig' Bills Lose SAN FBANC1900 (AP) -Nortbenl CaliforiUa bOmeownm 1, bedb' lbU• by t..o IUClaC a.mhlon 1D tban 1J boun. ere ..,. ~ UP about som«ldna elM -ma.t don't bave eartbquab in· ldfUte. Defeated AIS&•aL T•AN WILLIS 8rOWG, D·Baa Pru lobbied o&Mr lawmaJl fi 1upport o6 b.la blll unt11 tM dol1q ml.nut. of the btJ'1 Wednetc!Q ••lion. WblD be fell lbort, be let tb9 IDNIW"e, 4BIU, die wttboul oommcat. IT WOULD BAVE a&TAINSD felony peoattt. for plantlu and ~ marijuana for 1a)e. but 1l would have reduced tboee penalties to a muimum '100 fine for the c:ultlvaUon of up to lllt plao&.I for petlCIOaJ_ UH AMemblyman Art Ainm. D-Sao Francllco, •aid be would relntroduce b1a 481, tbo measure to outlaw job dbcrimlnaUon qalmt bolD09eXU&la, In 1181 and every year after that until It I.I finally enacted. JMUrauce compul• baft beeD deha&ed by lbounidt tJl can. bom bcmeoWW'8 wbo want u.tr iD'NIUDent protected wben &be .. bll one" blta. BOTH MEASVSES bad 1otten to tbe A.a· aembly noor only aft.er cloM leOal&tive battles, and A&noe' bill prompted a march earlier this month which brouaht 3,000 pel'IOOI to tbo Capitol. 'Poor' Protnt Me ... ~ . .. .,......, "It'• cbelle•able," 1ald imwance aaent llike PwTy, .. We'•e bad • people call Ulla morn· lDI <Wednefde.y), and It waa g~ like that all weellmd. We'.e probably added earthquake cov· eraaetoa hundred pollcles ainc:e Tuesday.•• PmY. wao woau f« Allstate, Mid be oo J.oncer botben to say "hello" when be am1"1"1 tbe telepboae in bla Uvermore olftce. lmlead. be UMa a direct. "Yes, we have earthquake lnaurance," to save time. AIDOI said be decided not to press for a Ooor vot.e Wednesday because there wu no hope of win· ninl Senate pauqe th1a year. An elderly woman on the state Capitol grounds in Sacramento gazes at rolled-up list of names of Californians opposed to a measure by Sen. Alfred Alquist, D·San Jose. that would limit the Public Utilities Commissioo's discretion in setting gas and electric rates. Demonstrators Wednesday said the WI would raise utility rates for the "working poor." · Dave Simmons, a spokesman for the Inaurance Information lnstttut.e, esttmatea tbat len than s percent of Cal1tornia '• homeowners carry eartbquake lmunnce, partly because of "tbe pecal1ar mentality of CalifornlaDI. We are an opUmbtlcpeople. •• Gays Film Banned SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A coatroversial movie proteated by homosexuals.for its portrayal ol aays and a homicidal maniac will not be shown at movie houses owned by the na- tion's largest theater chain, an official says. Last 11mnday ~ tremor meaaurtq s.s oa the Richter ICaJe struck Nortbem Callfonlla, da.ma1- tn1 homes, roads, public buildinp and atorea while leann, scores of persons injured and bome- leu SA'ftlaDAY, A 5.t QUAD jolted the same area, causing more minor damage and leaving resldeata' nerves rattled. There were no serious in-juries. Larry Lapidus, senior viceJresident of Gener Cinenia Corp. of New York, announced the cancellation of "Cruising" Wednesday but said gay protests in San Francisco, New York City and elsewhere were not the reason why. Both earthquakes were centered near Livermore, a community ol S0,000 inhabitants about~ miles east of San Fnncilco. Two of the San Francisco Bay area's largest homeowners' insurance companies, Farmen and State Farm, bave put moratoriums oo writtnc new or expanded quake lnsurance. ••J'l!:OPI.£ GET E•OftONAL." said Dennis Ca.a.gnnde of State Farm's office in Danville Wilen 8atmday's quake toppled chimneys and damapd bcmies. "We bad bought the picture blind without ever having screened it, and it was scheduled to open Feb. 1S in about 2S or 30 or our 850 theaters," Lapidus said. '"Ibey call an qent and say, 'Add earth· qute. • Aft.et' a month, many of them change their mi:Dda. It C08ts us around S25 to change a policy. We just want to live people a cban~ to cool dOl'D.'' After screening the movie last weekend , General Cinema fOWld it ·'unsuitable for our clientele," Lapidus said. St.ate insurance department statistics show re5idential and commercial property owners in Califomia paid S2S million for quake insurance m 1978. a 13 percent increase over urn. * * * * Quake Damages Laboratory Bill $10 Million LIVERMORE (AP) -Earthquake dama,e to facilities at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory for nuclear weapona research may reecb $10 mUllClll, officials say. Damage to structures was widespread folJowing the main quake Jan. U, but no radioactivity was re- leued outside the lab and there was no dancer to the public's bealth, lab spokaman Jeff Garbenon told a news c:oaference Wednesday. Aboal 25 ealloo.s of water laced with tritium did seep th.rough a crack in • water holding tank, but lt was contained at the site and posed no health danger, be said. Adttlt lletlta& Ou LOS ANGELES <AP) -In a vic· tory for families with cbiJdren, the City Council bas voted to approve an ordlnance ouUawlq dlsertminaUon baNd OD qe, thereby baonh'I adults· ~ nmtalbou1i111_lnthe city. ReJectiDI lut-mlnute plea by a JCroup of landlords and senior eitl1en1. the council voted 10·8 w~ to leDd the ordinaoce to Mayor Tom Bradley for bia aipature . .4eter S... 'l'ee LOS ANGELES (AP> -Actor James Garner, who told police be was pnnmehld and kicked folJowtna ( Sl'ATE J a minor traffic collision earlier t.hi.s month, has bit back with a S2 million suit against two people, Aubrey L. Williams of T\tjUJlla and bls sister Deborah W'tlliams, 25, of Pasadena, be said attacked and robbed him. The suit was filed Monday in Superior Court, Gamer's attorney, Chuck Scott, said Wednesday. It asks for $1 million in actual damages and $1 mlllim in punitive damage OUEanahlpllp SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Stand .. ard Oil Company of California's 1979 eaminp topped those of Ur78 by a .t percent u gains in overseu prof .. its and in foreip currency exchanae operations pushed the company's net income to $1. 79 blWon. Tbe report Wednesday by Standard of CalUornia, the nation's fourtb- largest oil company and the Jut amoni industry leaden to announce 1979 prolita, came u other oil com- panies were reportin1 profit 1aina for a year in which world crude oil . prices doubled. Prop.13 Hit Teacher Toms to Prostitution contest to the clotely related panclertn& char&• tn ~mber. Althoalb b.1.1 pn>batioil report ~ a 10-day Jall HD· tenee, E1tin WU 0VeD a IU8· pended ~ and probJUon tbit WHk bJ Jud1• Allan Bollbc«er ~San Mateo County SUpertot Court. Accardlnl to the probaUOG re· port made pu.bllc Tuaday Elkin told b.1.1 Probation omcer that bll teacbto1 Job at an Oakland 1cbool ••• cut because of Propomtlon 11 tu Umlta and be wu tnnlfentd to work ln • ·~''IChool -• Rau. tbu ae tbe uaicn· m t, mill u.ld be 1nvt1ted 1n t.be uU llrl ope.ra ,, ,,.. NI Nie prica good tlwv 212180, °' ..IJlk supp8e9 '-'· BOLT F<JR G4LS TOPS (A) Yoo un choo5e from sewr;sl ~~of <Jrtped top-. from Ughmtog Bolr. Reg S15-S!9 NOW $8.99-$10.99 A SMIE CA.SUAL PANTS (8) Ole of C.,Momi;s·~ ~lie~'"" \Mde ~rrl!AI ol ctll<Ys. Rte] S19 NOW$16.99 ADORABLE IERRV TOPS (Q Gel all your greai ~tog coin<<. " cU!e loop/ tetrv ~ SllOff ~ vneck ReQ )It, ~ NOW$12.99 ~ Bid/ li1NM JUNIOR JEANS (0) ~suppl'~ CMl01 111'>1 long' Choose from~ ~and labrics Reg S2S NOW$15.99 LEFT BAN<, BRl1TANIA MENS I ERRV SHUUS (E) Fc»hionable k!T1V knfl<; 1n Msoned lonq or ~ ~lffl.e ~ G.onon/~ S M·L XL ReQ Sii'> iU NOW $10.99-$15.99 BRITTANIA MEN'S JEANS (F) Choo5e from ~ ~and color~ 1n he<rlogbone. rorduroy aod pr~ dent"' W11~• 28·38. Reg SZO.S26 NOW $12.99-$16.99 FAMOUS MAKER Sl.AO<S OCEAN PACTIC BOYS JACKET (I) Popul.tr $ST shoulder ..,,,pe "VE' !"<i no.._" Aw;"""~ cob~ In ~ fWg ~20 NOW$13.99 80\'S WORK SHJRTS (J) Saw on rtww gt•"" loolo.1nq <Ji1ns 100'1. CtJ1100 111 natural and ~IA/ cob\ S6 wlut NOW$2.49 (H) From 8.P. Bttldm end Mllro: P'-9d Of p&tln tront cir..-sleeks In ltdf. fabrics end ..,... (Selected ~ In Mleded ttom.) SIZtH 29·38. Reg '21·~7.50 IQ,V $13.99-$24.99 OPEii MON-FRi 10·1:1/J, UT 10.:t, 8Ull 1tl-:I 1 E Ul{ITTANlrl ----~ ----'-.......;:- I ~ t l , I • Edltorlal Pge · • RobOft N Wttd/Publlwr O.rbtr• Kr1lblchlldltort11 Pe0t ~d --- t r '" .. Ull'"' du Pii du d·P f w •UI llllc:n ddldt in th olanex edA for next year. It uld • t • ., ~. A re ted propoul. llminatton ol 1mool 1ubl d1 of extra.curricular and at.hi c , would aave betw n $75,000 and '80.000 • y ar •. Nicoll eaUmat.ed. The imp ct on famili • peclAlly those with more than one chUd lo school, clearly Would be considerable. And, with 10 ma.oy two-paycbeck famlhe1, it'a not all lhat easy to arrao1e carpoolt t.bele daya. On the other hand, the Newport-Mesa d1Str1cl'1 ch1er resPoOSJbility ts education, not transportaUon. Given 11 cholce, the empb is must go on basic mttructlon . The understandable popularity of' tax-cut initiatives 1 is having a direct impact on many areas of local life, but especially on education, and the tee proposal is only one of many examples Parents should certainly be encouraged to attend the next school board meeting, 7 30 p.m Feb 5 at Harper Commuruty Center m Costa Mesa. to tell their views. But expressions or frustration or anger alone aren't going to help the school board Far more useful would be • for parents and other residents to outline where they would hke to see cuts made and what ideas they have for alternatives to the $1 a day fee, if they oppose tt i Educational Event The members of Costa Mesa Girl Scout Troop 1915 came before the Caty Council last week with a request They wanted permission to waive a $100 deposit on their fund raising pro1ect to paint house numbers on curbs The problem, troop president Tracy Lomasne)' said. was that tf the deposit weren't refunded for seve~al months the troop would be short on funds for a snow trip The request was denied. Council ml'mbers said they couldn't make an excep· t ion for one group. and noted that the deposit 1s to pay for repainting 1( the work 1sn 't done properly. Rut they said the deposit could be refunded promptly, \\tlhm two weeks. which met the scouts' needs tt might seem to the casual observer that the council t·ould easily and JUSt1fiab1y have gone along with the re qUl'St .Hut to do so would have been to treat the scouts as sonH.'lhmg 01 ht·r than the rcsponsibll• young people they a rl' B) trl'at1ng them with lhc same rules used for all othl•r applH'i.Jllts. <:ouncll membt.·rs showed they don't cons1d<·r th<' s<.·ouh as Just kids But they did show con s1dl'rat1on Anti th1• ..,eoul s. 1t might be noted. c;howcd far more . profcss1onahsm in their presentation than some adults who c·omt• lx•fon• th<• council IL was <.tn NJucat10nal experience all the way around . . • = , , . . • • . ~ • ' .. Deserves Our Thanks Two I l'I m Cosl a ~ll'sa Ctt~ Councilman Dom Rac1l 1 last \\t•t•k • .nnouncc·d that he wont seek re·c lectwn 111 April Ills announn·nwnt <·an be exp~cted to sttmulale mon• mtt•n•'>I 1n th1· <·ounc1I race by (Jssurmg that thert.'11 be al least ''"'' Of'\\ Ian· among th<> lhree who wtll be elected Mavor Ed Mt'l·'arland and Councilman Donn Hall an· both running , <JS an· a number of challengers Hat•tll s imminent departure from the <'ounc1l will mean the loss of a dedicated councilman who has bccomt• one of the bt>st known c1t1zens of Costa Mesa T<J H.ac1t1 ~" thanks for eight years of loval M·nw1• and bt.•sl w1sht•s for thl' future • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those ot lhc Daily Pilot Other views e1Cpressod on lh1s page are those ol 1he1r authors and artists Reader comment is invited Address The Daily Pilot P 0 Box 1560 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642 4321 Boyd/Love By L.M. BOVD Honore de Balzat 1:. another of those rolorful French writers who have contnbuted so heavily to our Love and War man's files It was he who noted "It is as absurd to say that a man can't love one woman all the time as It Is to say that a violinist needs several violins to play the same piece of music • About 2$ percent or the Miu Amerlcaa have been blondes. Whether natural or otberwiJe, 1 cannot HY Do know, tboufh, that the pro- portion ol the ceneral popula· Uon that'• naturalJY blond runa approximately 12 per· cent . CUent uka when tbc flrlt teull aboa came onto the Dear Gloomy Gus • • Wbo 1ay1 lJ'a an up· luck)' number? EYtry chic ml1fortune or 1bortcomla• now l1 blamed ou Prop. 11. Wb1t luck to bave am • numblr iaroaD4 WM1\ JOU neel 1 :ecapqoatl D.M. market Ju.st about !OR yeitr!. ago, that was Q Why 1s 1t bett<•r to put an infant down on 1ls stomach than on 1ls back 1 A Evidenlly ther~ are11 a whole bunch of reasons The baby is less inclined lo scratch its face with Its fingernails when face down. It's said to cry only about half as much In that poslUon. And some authorities think there's a subtle, myatertous natural defensivenesa that makes a child feel more secure when lta soft m~· lion ia protected. The word "odd'' comtt from lbe old None word "od· di" meanina ·'point of land" or "trianaJe," Ocean wave awella are a form of eoncentrated aolar eoercy. You can bameu that ener1y by ualnc the upward movement of 1peetally de- •l&ned float buoya to pump tea water under preHure. You can pl'Oduce bydroelec· tric poweT with that enel'I)' 11 you need lt. And you can 1tor1 it, too, when bHtY wave actlcln 1lv• you mo than you need at tbe mo- ment. You ean 1ctpally tu.rn out • Sol. more J)01ret for a lot I money wfth thole Oou bu0y1 tba you can flt from a lluclear plallt. nd .,., cleaa and Hf• and lntx· bau1tlbla. An n•lnetrln1 wlsart la Aa1tJn, TH11, 1bowed me MW It can be done And 1 btU.ve lklm. But bt HYI ftobOdY '" JOY m• ment 01 ~ m1 \0 M 1ntere1Ud. - - ---- Did Iowa Win It All for GOP? llNOTON - Re11>ull1Uc1uia ll1 "' J m wbo tam 1tate'1 prtclnct tauc to _ qalut Ronald R•11an ay bne cb1n1ect \be poUUcal t mlatey of 1880. The Iowa 1tor1. ln the end. w11 \hat ftt•lt.n couldl\'t fool many of lM people •von part of the lime. The candidate of the put Mnd p a C I f I t' Paltudu the Cahfonua hom~ be pre· ferl tO C<AOI pa 1cn1na couldn't gel even a third of the Republican vote against Geor&< Bush. Howard Baker and tbt- reat. Jimmy Carter. for one, must have mixed feelings about the results of the year's first real pohtlrul t~t Th£> president im prcss1vt.>ly won ont.• of the fights of lus hfe he may be able to f1n1sh Edward Kennedy off rather qwrkly but he ma.> have also lost his favorlll· Mailbox Republican opponent. Tb• polltlcal t)'PH ln lb• Whit• UouH and any other 0 moeratl wlth """ were hop· lnl to run a1alnat Rea1an. , bellevtn• that tber• was rnore myth thin min out there on the Republican rteht. Unfortunately for tho•• Democrat•. Iowa Republlcana •potted the tame mytb1cll.I quality ln Rea1an At t.h4' White House. both polla and Instincts indicated that Rea1an would not ~ • •tl"Oftl opponent in a general election. In addition to nanme questioM itboul hll aae and enersy. Reaaan has never convinced lar&e enough numbers of Americanr. that he 11 &mart enough and deep enouah to be pres1dt-nt He seemed to be an art1cuJate guy who didn't know anythlllg more IJ'an what he read tn the papera and he didn't even look at them every day THAT SHALLOWNESS - "thinner than spit on a slate roe k ,'' was the desc rt pt1on of one Republican state chairman keeps getting Reagan in trou ble. Four years ago, he screwed himself up with lovely. unworka ble •cbemM to reduce the power of the fedenl 1overnmen1. Tb1I Ume, even wttb llmlt.d public tJ&potW'e, be WU be,tllJllq to aet lo trouble with toul.h. but LI· le1al, plu.a to do Uilnp Uke 1blppln1 arma to rebela In At Cftan.lstan. . THAT'S WHY h11 managets Lry to keep him out or 1i1hl Now that hi.I "above poUUcs" pose Is collapsing, he has to come out and mht It up with the likes of Baker and Buah If be ls aa vulnerable u I Uftnk he ia, they may ellmlo•te him ,JJefore Carter or another Dfmocrat gets tbe chance. A lot of th.mp are going to happen between now and the Republican and Democratic con- ventions this summer -8j • lot of thing' have already happened since Reagan and Kennedy ap peared to be un~atable three months ago Two of those things are bound to be the deOat1on of the Iowa winners. Bush and Carter Rush now has to face the front runner's curse Reporters and C'Ommentators will be all over him and his campaign Who 1s this guy? What does he really 1tand for? How did be make bit money? Whal dJd he really do 11 director of tbe Ceqtral In· te11J1ence Acency? What Uoul hl1 wife? There are roUC)\ cl.QI ahead. THINGS COULD be worte for Carter. 'nte president hH been llvln& a charmed pollUcal life since American hosta1ea were taken In Tehran -and vat.en temporarily foraot about llUle thin&• llke Inflation. With enemies like the ayatoUab and Brezhnev, Carter baa found new friends. Then. hl1 first oppooent. Kenn~y. proved incapable of either wlnnlna friends or tn· nuencma people Kennedy hu to start aU over. But can he' The biegest part of "1is problem has been tm own fa1hnga as a campaigner Maybe he was Wl.lucky and things would have been completely different 1r there had been no crises in Iran and Afghanistan. but the last Kennedy bas lost the biggest thing he had the image of 'winner " In New England. the Boston Globe poll already has Carter ah~ad of Kt>nnedy in New Hampshire by 35 to 31 percent. w1 th 23 percent undecided and 11 percent for Jerry Brown. Ir th06c numbers mean anything, lhc prl.'s1dcnt, tenaciously and almo-.t miraculously. Is on hJs way to a second nom1nal1on BUT, EVES assuming that Curlt-r '>layi. as lurky as he·., hf'Pn that nom1nal1on won l Olf'30 .. , mu<'h as 1t ~ould havt- 1f ffra~ar1 were th1· RPpubhcan n1>minf't' ThP form"r Cahforrua go\ t'rn11r WJ ~ ;,.i 'l l up for C',,r11•1 1ht> pr1•<.11l1·nl ... polh -.ho~ Pd him I akin~ ,., •·n thin~ I r11rn H1•Jjit<H\ hut l om.•·n al''"' 1lr·publ11 Jll~ an•l lht·r•· <H"n I ••nciu):h n1unt n l'luh t11l·mtwrs to I ,,.,I I pr1•-.1rll'nl ll.ik•·r .111cl flu~h 1111 !lw nth1 r h.1ncl. ar1· holh dc·.>1 I\ t:Jpahlc· of b1•,1t1nli( t '.1r11·r no malt1•1 "hJt th1· p11lh s,I\ 11gh1 now lh1· nu1111Jer'> art• goin~ to 1·h,irn:1· v.ht·11 llw prestdt'nl l••,t\ 1·s thl Y.. htte I lou~• to cam p.11..:11 ,11111 tw h.1'> I<> rlo lh<tl ,oor11·1 11r l.tl•·r .Jirnrn} I ·.1rt1·r I' the I ront runn•·r "''" hul '" \4 • .-. l\\•n11• 1h until J ft•v.. .,..t:t'k •lo!" .ir11I ,,, IAJ:-o H.t·<i~Jn until lo~ ,1 'Ignorance Is Bliss' Says Pot Supporter 'I o th<' Ed1tor Obviously Bob (, rPtnt· tlot.·" not like rock and roll lla vin~ rl!ad a prl'v1ow. column of his wh1rh dt•nounrf'd all rock 'tar.. :.t~ ovrrpa1d 1uv1•nllt• pnma rton nas. 1 am not 'urpns1•d lo '-N' him bl.1~t10~ l'Jul MrCartm•) t Pilot, .l;m 24 > GRANTED, many c·r>ntPm porary mus1c1ans have 1.truck me the same way But to c·all Mc•\artney's band "WtnKs" tcr nblf• and to 1.ay his bratn ha!. turned to mush JUSt bcra~e h<· has gottt•n hu~t<'d once again dut> to archaic laws 1s as stupid as he acru..'><~ McCartney of be ing The man must have some sense of \'alut<o to write the lvrtcs ··There·s more to hf< than blues and n•c1s . . and · · Oead on your f Pt'l, you won 't get far 1f \·ou kN•p on "l1ck1ng your hand 1n the medicine J&r f HATE to dredge up all the old arguments in favor of decriminalizing mariJuana. but if Paul had broughllin a couple fifths of rum in his suitcase. he would not hoe been Jailed. I contend that marijuana prohlbl· tloo 1a an incredible stupidity m and of lllell. As a bartender, 1 have seen an enormous amount of people get very atupld on alcohol. Aod I have known people who are atupld enouah to smoke tbemtelve1 1lck with tobacco (myMlltoeluded) But does pot really m•ke one that 1tupld? Mr . Greene'• frtend, by bB own admlasion 1a • wealthy bualneaman who hu happened to amolle pot for the lut 15 years. How could he be that 1ucceuful and that ltui>'d at UM ume time? <Or doet be deal In pot blmaelf, Bob?> Whit Nally Cetl me ii that Mr. Greene aa)'I be undentanda teen·• .. we of PCP better than he do. adult UM or pot. Good Lordi U hi• buatne11man frtend bad UMd PCP for 15 yean be would .tther be • 1lobbenn1 cretin ~1 more Ukely, d•ad by now. A bi&h price to pay for be-- int ''Jolted" u opposed CO betDI ''bored." But that'• otay, Bob. That'• )'Our oplnfon. You can hav )'OUr KBIO Muzak and your •hot of vodka. For aw, J U ., 1u With a )olnt and ·put on ••w1n11 Over 4mertc •11 t aia.r 1tt • tUe 1tupid. but H t HJ, l1· not ii Boo:~ \tor•f» To th<· Editor Uob C irt·Pnt' s Jan 2'1 rolumn on manJuana 1s a rm" ''XJmpl1 of an alcohol orif:'ntC!d mind n ·s p•1nd 1n~ to '"met h 1 nv 1 t do1•.,n't understand , 1t " all opt nion 'ol.1thoul ;my n ·al sub:-.tanlw 11011 in faC'I If GrN•nc ltkt•s lo lush, as his la-.1 st•ntPnt•t• 1mpltcs, ht• n•ally '' dumh Thi• world and th<' m'·d1cnl profl'ss1on knows thl' dang1•r!f of boolt' ll 1s al> add1r t1v1• as ht•rmn. <l'• deadly <•ven tu ally a' ars1•ntr, and a con tributor to h111hway deaths and ram1ly d«><otrnct1on It costs U..'> htlltons to lost work, arr1dents, deaths and !>OC1elal discord MARIJUANA. on the other hand, product•s no physical add1 t1on. has no tox1<' dose and 1!> aoout as mild and plt-asant a social drug as ha1. ever been d1s· covered A pitiable. 'lophomonc ex· erc11e in mindless vitriol Is Mr Greene's Journalistic blatht'r Where's he eel off c•IJlng anybody dumb' A1 a pot smoker of over 30 yeara 1 challenae Greene to any aort of mental competition he wlahes to choose. We'll aee who'1dumb J.P. PALMER ••••••••• To the Edito1 J find your lnsulUn1 article on Paul McCartney and marijuaH rather va1ue Tbl1 outdated view of pot typifies t.bose views shared by moat of tbe people ln your rank You know, thole t t4 s white collar vodka drioken wbo don't quite 1Jve a damn about what they HY or do, u lon1 u their potnt la made I find your vJews of martJuana ratbtr prtmlUve atld thou1ht· 1 .... Perhap. If you bad IOllM knowledte about the drua and knew that lt wun't a wb.lmpy dru1 for eltblb 1radera ln Schaumburc, llllnoll, you could 1tut mlklnl 10mo ue. ANDREW PEPPER pan•nts hke that b~ '><I'.-iny, 'I lo<> pa) taxes and I rxpt·C't anri 1ris1st upon <,.a fl' .. r hool bU'• traosportallon for my ch1ldn·n I c1o nol want one or two \ t'rr no1~y children d1strat't1ng thf' driv(•r and causing an <1rc1dent I 'JY deny tran..,portat1on to lht· frw problems and keep 1l saff' for the o~r 60 or more on th\' bu!\ who ure orderly ·' I suspe<-t that 1r C'ap1strano LTn1r1ed School 01str1rt '!tarts charging for transportation . c,ome parents will think lhey own the bu.sand dnver KAREN GIBSON 1t' erda dte Pri~_. To the Editor It ts always dtSheartenmg to me and my colleague! to end an exhaU5ting day tnchlng by be· 1ng again affronted by articles malign.mg pubhc schools If publi<' schools are cl06ed, ever, we are closing too put of our national heritaae. although most teachen will open pnvate schools and make more money <owners of pnvate schools make 1t. not public school teachers> Teachers loday are better educated and more knowledge able about children (credentialed teachers that ls). We learn bow to build self. esteem and educate to the best of his abaUty Johnny with an IQ of 80. He ls seldom round In priv•le schools. We atcept, teach self discipline and educale the Aevere brilavlor problem He too 11 seldom tound lo ptlv•te 1choola. We love, respect and educate the chUd even his parent.a don't cart' for. He's never found 1n private schools We corTed 150 (30 students. 5 1ubject1) papen a day , in· dlvldually lmtnlct, remedlate, and ltill an cr1Ucised. Now l read that children may have to ~ for ualn1 buaea Propolltion 13 caued the clOftlnl of 1cboolt. U children live In an area where they are now without. a • 'nel&hborhood 1cbool' • th y can'{ be made to pay for th privUep ol 1olne Lo achool. Non· worklna mothers can drive. Worktnc mothna cannot. Wea I thy par«Ua Cat\ Pl.)'. poor cannot. \ertainl\' 11 ~ould b<• ~tter t<1 1·hm1nalt· "°'' rnon· 'fnll · than • h ,1 r .fl1' for 1·fl1H· .1l 1on or lev\ J c h;.irJ.?t to t'H n <'1t1zen lo pa} (or h1~ Am<'nc-an le~acy for th" h 1• s t n a l 11 r a I r 1• !'. o u r c e <> f \nwr11·.1 11' 1·h1ldrl'n ·11.-:unv JONI-:.~ Who•~ Right! To lht.· F.d1tor 1\l\ an 1nd1v1dual and also as a membt•r of the local Right to Lire L<.•ugut.', whirh ls an educa- tion and .,t•rv1ce organization. I ~hould hke to answer your Jan 15 ed1tonal query.· Whose Right to L1fe7 •• Each and rvery one of us has rom passion for the childlesi. couple Many of our members are adoptive parents and can t'mpatluze personally, but. there arc many pertment facts that are not known by the general pubhc. ln vitro fert1lu.ation <the sc1ent1ftc term meaning in glass) 1s not a simple procedure for each "success" which Is very rare there are oany failures Sin<'e lbe birth of Louiae Brown lthe world's fint "tell tube baby") we've learned that the docton Involved In her birth created and destroyed at lcaat 80 other "test tube bables." This is our concern. It is not our Intention to add to the rrustrnllons of these understand· ably eaeer couples. but we are roncemf"d. and we ~lieve con· itlstenUy so. with these new lives urogantly created and then destroyedlnth~l•boratory OLIVE M EEllAN : : : Tll£ SBNAT&·s SELBCI' commlt.&ee 00 am all ~ ..... • Women laek aceeu to capltal Ad muaae· .... MWs. "But, an adcUUoa. tbey faee fwtber bas:rien lmpoNd by aocletal atUtudea wb1cb """1st lD the buslncu community," the panel re· ~l&J'I. '4No \elblaUcm of executive order can revene tfaoR .wtuct., •• lt add.a MOST Bl181NESSB8 owned by women are ~ tmy, tbe 1overnmeot says. and that com· ptteates tbepllebtof theseeatrepreneun. • • While they need capital no more desperately tbAsi men. the dollar amowrt women aeek often ii below $2:5,000. • ~ Tbe women want lncreued SBA fundl for m&a-.emeot prolJ'ama and clOMr scrutiny of feder-1 loan otncera to make sure they don't di&-miilbiaLe. . $50,000 to $500,000 ·INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS • ,.,_. Oftlv ... ~, ...... .•C•-•dal ·•..u..a.• •W..=c•-••• ... . .... .,' ... . .,_.. ... ,..... ·••,. .. c·w ... L•>nfdf:t ''""' toaahd~Mnb I •r • """' hn.<ncn'I'\ n.~, (714) 759-1515 AM!IDCAH ..,_ fllOfn'QAQE 110 N"""l>Qn C4111er Onve OM19n Plat• Newp()ff 8HCll CaMornoa ~ :.12.90 _ ... _ ~12.34 I. MU 1 ....... , .... 11 Viejo, bu beeo Hlned dl"'6ae ccmtftlilSer of ~ a dlvtaiGla Cit lmttb llamaticm&l lnc., Newport 8ucb ..... ae«te•••• ....U me• ... ol Newport Beaeb •arrM« lletel u4 'huJ1 Caaa., la lJ"eUW'S ~ Callfon:Ua Hotel and McMl Allocla· Uoc. Lan, L Lee bu beeD appolnted 1eoeral man••• of the 1aeral afftee ol New Yen Ulm lu•,.._. CL m Newport Beach. ••1 V•a.qele Ir. and M ,_,..,are aaJM repre.eatativ. for ...... laport Salee CL. a.., Irvine. The · tlrm la an import.er of beers and beveraaes . Daftd B. EJUeH, Huntlaltoa Beach, la vice pre1ldent and Hie• mu:aaaer ol the Newport B•acb o!ftce of 8a1lae11 • ...,. .... Bnlrerap Ce. He prevloutly worked for Voit Corp., Newport Beacb. •UJOTT Jo1e• •eTl••e. Costa Mesa, hill been promoted to u - alat.ant operatiom otncer ol the Dover Drive branch office of BaakolNew~ Four employees of ~ lac., Irvine have been promotA!d to vice president.. They are Sam Kuartan, maoufactartna tecbn1cal opera- tions; Jerry Kio1, human resources; Jack Sebwanmbacb, quality U1uraoee: and Selwyn Walker, materiel department. Dr. llJl&m Qaq, Fountain Valley, director and euc:utive vice presideal ol the Newport Beach reeearcb dlviakla of Ja .. Diie Cerp., baa been elected vice president of the corporaUoD. Waller Ladt, Fountaln Valley, WU elected t.reuurer. The firm la headquartered in San Frandsc:o. MleUel B. a... of Runtiqtoo Beach is uals· tant v1ce presklent of the bc-1neM development de· partment of lJaloa Baal's Ora.nae County regional omce. ~ 1181 Data C.rp., Costa llesa, recently received an or- der from Sav·A·Stop.i.-Jacboo· rille, Fla.. for eoo M.:ut• band· :::!:1n..':!lld-1tate data entry Sav·A·Stop supplies mercbandiw to aupermarkets and ofher' retailers. FAwlri o. Peek la nee pnsklent of su otes• Felenl Se...._ ... I.Au h11d.,._, San Die,o. The Newport "'Beach resident formerly wu vice prealdeat and manaser ol the firm'• Newport Beach comumer loan department. E.P. Ga.rrt.tt. is corporate v1ce presldent of 8mltii ............ be., a Newport Beach firm that manufacturea and auppliea drtllina tools Davkl a. Grlawold of Huntlqton Beach, a private investor, baa been elected to th board of trustees, MUUldn Unl.entty, • • Deutur.lll. OXOCO, an lndependent 0tl and gas producer, Irvine, huap· proved a $40 million secured re· volv1ng credit agreement wtth Allied Bank ofTexaa in Houston. Lori Undda ia public rela· lions coordinator with Crowell MeKa1 Ad•ertlala&/Paltlle oa1SWOU> Belatlom., Irvine. Sbellves lnl..quna Beech Hany C. Jnb~ Jr.1 Newport Beaeb, bu been nMlected to t.be DOara ol dll'9etorl of .......... Grewen, l:De. lnlM I DAILY PILOT • \ Not What Tiiey See•• A worker inspects fire extingwahers re sembllnJl large artillery shells at A·T-0 Inc . 's Badger· Powhatan plant an Charlot· tesvllle. Va Merchandise Deficit Improves WASHING TON <AP> -The nauoo 's mercban d1se trade deficit totaled S24 7 bUIJoo m 1979. a S3 7 billion 1mprovemeol over the preV\OUS year. the Commerce Department reported this week . The value of imports had exceeded exports by $28.4 billion m 1978 and $28 6 bUbon in urn The U.S . balance of trade waa last in the black 1n 1975 The improvement ln the trade balance in 19"79 occurred despite a ruord oU import biU of $56.7 btllioo for the year. 44 percent hl&ber than the s.19 5 btllion paid by the Uruted St.a~ for oil in li"Ja 1bia Jump occurred even though the volume of petro6eum and oil product amporta ~ only 2 per· cent. to JUSl over 3 balllon barrels for the year. P racea rou con11derably more than volume because of the doublinl of pnces for crude oil char1ed by Petroleum Exporting Countrtes (he•r 1~he Count••r MASO Ustiftqs MUTUAL FUNDS ·' .. .. r " ., ..... ,.. ··""'' .. ,_.,"' ·-••O ,.. I & I .. 0\ '!I ' . _,. • J Cl ........ . 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St. : Lout1, Dallaa , Cle .. land, Newport Beacb, Denvw. Atlanta and &o.toa. amon1 other p&ace.. Ent.er • Houll.bao .• Money Tree 1 Old Place aad you move tnto lbe wor'ld of "theme NRlureta." Tbe ldt&Js to come up wtt.b a ~ -ud t.ben repeat lt or do varta- Uona oa It EACH llOUUllAN'8 OLD PLACE la a Uttle different rrom the oat ooe, in deference to local tutu, butt.be fare i.. buleally tbe 11me quiches. omeletta, t>ursen (UJt. lnl at $1.115). rout d&M:k, fried n.ccbiru allcka, crock of French 01Uoa aoup, airloln strip steak ($9.95), a variet7 of salads. baked brie cheese, huvy desserta, milk sbaU. - IM a rull bar. ll'a the restaurant with "sometbinl for everyone.'' Tbey do cban1e the menus from Ume to time. WbeMVtt a chef comea up Wllh a DeW d!ah, they pboto- &ra pb it and lieDd t.be r~lpe around t.be cl rcu1t. The decor ii 11mllar too: Iota or creenery. sta!oed alas•. aoUque reproductioos, En&liab pub m1rron, fabric ceiUnp AJ..80 FA•ILIA& 18 111E al.iff lbat c reet.s you at a Houlihan 1 Old Pia~: they're youn1. very young. Not just lbe r~t.a, waitresses and bartenders The averaae a1e of manqers i.n ~ i1yat.em as 211 R~t.a have bttn ~ of the lut pr~rves of the famlly~rated bulll\e&S but they are now racing Dew and tough compeOUoo from the corporal.-restaurateurs whose lm•&inabons are l.nflamed by ~steady ln<'rea.se In eat1og out by Amencan..~ Th~ arf> proJttt1onor; that by the erid of tb1s dttade haJr l~ ron..,umer rood dollar will be Spetlt on meals out11de the home Thats why Houlihan , Old Plar~ are prohferattng at the rau of 10 a year Th~ urut.s do an avf>r81'' of $2 miCijoo a yur. split 60-40 betwN~n food <lnd bu Th.-y emptor a t.ota I of 4. 000 . Houhhan's Old Place LS known 10 the trade u a G&JbertJRobuison restaurant. 1th.er UH! founders ot ~ cbaan Ka.mu Clly rt. lauranwurs Paul RobLnSOo. 4oe GtJbert and 8111 G1lbe1 The}' hdve a bunch of oU.er ratauranu too nn: \'EAll THEY OPENED their flr'll llouuhari'i. 1972. ltwy •™1 ~Md a S.m Wilson ' \!eat .\hrket Ther~ <He now six of tht':'>t· i,tuk h<~ Then. in 1974, Uw-y opened a Me1ucan restaurant. Annie's SCUlt.11 re There 11re now t.hrtt of~ Al.Jo t.n KAnsa < 1ty whe~ they apparently domutat.e lhf' restaurant bwi1n~~ Galbf>rt Robll\S()n has four otht-r rKtaurant.5-Plua 111 . Capt 'n Jen•m1ah TulUe s, fo'red p Ott '5 and 81ba 's The)· al~ opPralt' lhe colt>nes illl the Kansu Oty lntt>m41lional Airport Nor a.a that all to this corporatt> ~tor) In 1978. Galbert- Robmsoa sold out to W R Grace. a New Yorit.baud cbemicaJ J)f'Oducer tbat bu divers1!1ed into other fleld.io. HJ)ecially restaurant.a Among thf' restaurant flags flown by Grac.-e are Coco,, Moorings. Moonraker. PlankhoU\f' Reubens Reu~ E Ltt. Sandpiper. Sweet T1bb1e nunbar, lb~ Whaler, Sunda) "· Baxter s Slrt!'t't, MamHr1ta ') Chan tecla1r. Cano's. Chubasco. Gorda l..u., Isador•· .,, tht. Sum merhouse. Del Taco, El TornlO and La f"1e5ld THE BIGG EST CONCt:NTllA TION of these restaurants LS tn Southern Cahlorruit but Grott'I' 1s ready to move them across the country Coco a. a corfce shop cbam that be1an an Corona del Mar. and Ikl Taco, a rast food Mexican charn, have already begun the ea"itward trek So has Plll\khoUS(' lfou!Jhan 's Old Platt hu units an 12 states f'or GraCl'. al add!> up to restaurant sales or about $300 malhon a year Welcome to the world of the corporate chef Fresno Haul to Stay FRESNO <AP> -United Airlines wdJ not. pull aU~r rts 11erv1ce outot Fresno and may even add some "loaf"•aul" nt1ht.s an the future. accordma to company president Percy Wood Wood, speakinc lhia week at the first annual Valley Bus1nea Conlert!'DC:e at Fresno St.ate Uruvenlty. s.ict tbt airUnea will reduce ita commuter aervtce to the San JoaqUiD Valley in Aprtl bttau.se "United ls not structured to be a com· mute r l.U'line " Prevlou.sly. United an.oounced at would cut it.a daily Frea~San Franci.aco night.a from five to three and would drop lta Fresno-Los Anceles tripe rrom four to two Big Foreign Pact WASHINGTON (AP> -A dedalon to approve a federal bank chan.r for the Marine Midland Bank could lead to it becomlq th• Larpst fotetsn-ownect bank in the United stat.- The dectmon to arut the federal charter to the Qui· faJo, N.Y .. bank wtll allow the Honskoq and Sbanabal Bankiq Corp. to commence a tender otter for 2:5 perqot ol t.be OUl.lt1Ddln1 commoo ab.a.res ln Marine Midland. By the end ol t.bo year. Honpooa and Sbanstaal wanta to mate two dlnct 1tock pureb ..... tor a total C'Oll ol Sl'lf million. Gol4, Silver Quotatio~ .