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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-02-14 - Orange Coast Pilot• ! r --______ ,.. __ -------------------------------------------------Ii • .. ose mg r DAILY PILOT B Council Competitors * * * 15c * * * THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 1~. 1980 quare Off in 'Star War VOLn,--.1~41 ...... • • • • Another Storlll LoonIS Off Coast 11.S. Bostag~ Conditions Set For Freedom 1\0MI: <AP> -Iran'• Pf91· dent. Abolhuau Panl·S.dr told an lt.att.n lnt.rvlewer today the Amerlcan hostages h eld 1n Te hran for 103 ,J av., !'ould bf· f.....S ln • t.o.n ii Wuhl.Dl'CD accepts "all the coadlUona" Mt by hla government. Those conditions havt' In duded having the U S. govern· m<'nt publ icly a<'knowlcdgc 1t h<is comm1tkd past "cn mes" in I ran, somethan~ o rr1c1alc; 1n Wa-.hin~ton have· s;.ud 1t will not do * * * Shah Probe Supported By Carter J\t his n1·.vs runfcrencc• W1-d nt·">d ay n1Rh t , President Curkr r 1•fust·d to answc·r a rcporkr'-. <111f·stion for his commt·n t on thc· 11 S rolf' in rt'lurnrng t hC' d r HOSTAGES' FAMILIES HAVE MIXED VIEWS -A4 W J\SlllNC;TON 1J\I'1 Pn·s1 d1•nl ( 'artc·r. rn a movl' to gurn rt' It• a"" ''' :-11 m ,. 50 I\ m r rr c· :rn hos talo!t''> I!'. c·ndnr'iin~ ;rn tn tPrnataonal romm1!'.s10n t11 1·x plor l' I ran '-< I o n ~ ftos trr rnj.! .i ricvann~ against the· d1•poM·d shah and tht> Un1tffi S t utt•!-> posed s hah to lhc thron1· an IY53 Presidt·nt Carter said 1t would not ht' proper for him to rom ment on what he called ·· unrwnt h l'>torv · "As ·1 have said. whl'lher and when tht• Amn1can htJ\lag,..., woult1 tw relc·ased d1·~nd-. on the l ' S a tt1tudt· " Hani Sadr said m an interview with thf• Italian RAI telev1s1on tapt'd tn Tehran earlie r in the d1Ay His declaral111n, at a nPws <·on ference Wednci.day, appNtr<-<l tn mark u poltC'_V 'f•han j(t' Cartn Said lh~•r(' W('rf' "'iOmf• r>OSlllVt· signs" towa rd cndtn)( th<• 103 day im passe but rc fuM'd lo )(f1 into d et.ai ls '·we have put forward our pro posals a nd w t• h ave <'Om municated our opinion . Wc ar1· waiting for the results His announcem ent C'apped day.long rumors a nd Pohllcal duels between his admm1slra lion and Sen Edward M. Ken· n ed y. tus chit-f challenger for lhe D e m ocr atic preiil d e n ll ul "When all the <'Ondlhons are m et . then w e can pro m ptly carry out the release fl de pends. I repeat. on the Uml(,>d ,. cStt CARTER, P•ge A.2) (Stt IRAN, P•ge A.2) Star Light Burm Bright in H B Race By STEVE MA&llLE °' .. .,...., .......... Huntmgton Beac h 's current city council election rece h111 abruptly turned Into a star war loday. Instead of candidates 11quabblln1 over land develop- ment.a or tax-slashlo1 initiative., a pair or HunUniton Beach hol>efuls have squared orr for a b•ttle of entertain· ment fame CANDIDATE JACK KEILY, who aalned atardom playing Bart Maverick, James Garner'• 1amblln1 btother In the Maverick television series, la beln1 que1Uohct for us in1 the title of the 1how on hi• campaJsn 1tatemeat. C0tmcll hopeful John Valentino, who claims btrtta1e to allent·film alanl Rudolph Valen~. flied a complaint thla week with the city clerk aaklna that Kelly be forced lo scrub Lbe word "Maverick.·• "II' HE CAN GET away with that," complained the 49·year-old Valentino, "I ahould be able lo put Rudolph oo mine." Valent!no contendl IM'a a diltant nlaUvt to t.M le11n- dary '1Sheik" but ha1keptthatfaottohimtellunUlnow. Kelly, 52, malntain1 be ....S the old wt1tern television Utle on til1 statement for ldenWlcatlon purpoMI. 0 1'11AT'8 IVST WHAT I'm known u ," said the Hunt· tnston Harbour ""'dent. "JI Roy Roaers wu runn.lu he wouldn't UN Leonard SI.Ye, Duk• Wayne wouJda't -UM Marton Morrllon." t ' Fleeing the Flood O.ty P'\ .............. ~ ........ 0 Qili..-11 MOBILE HOME PARK RESIDENT STEVE REYNOLDS WADES TO HIGHER GROUND ReaJdents of Beach View 1n Hu ntingto n Beach Forced to Evacuate Ounng Sto1m Two Women Oiarged With • Soliciting U nder<'over Co11ta Mr'IJ p o Ii c e m c n h a v e a r r e s t t' •I two women who work for oull'all CRcort 11ervk<•s on charge~ of sollclling ror prostitution Police 1dent1fied the wom!'n a!'> Marjory Ann Mobe r g, 27, of Westminster . and T ina Marn· Kent, 24. of Long Beach. Both wer e taken to Orange County Jail and held on $500 bail. The wom en we r e a rrested after officers called two Coet~ Mesa outcaU ser vices and ar ran1ed for each lo send a fem ah• escort lo a Mlaalon Viejo apart ment at about 10 p m .. pohce said. They alleged the wom en or rered sexual favors m return for about flOO eac h. Pollce declined to lftentlfy the out.call services. F.@ypt Admits I Tninln8 Afp•ne .,,. .. MNela&M ...... E1ypt II tralnlnt Ala.bu reb- elai u char1ecl by t61 Soviet Ua on, 8Dd Will arm them before HncUni them borne to flCht So· viet ...,..tntion ID t.belr utlon. El)•pUan DeflDH Mlntater Kamal llallu Alt Nld. ff• did DOl dlleloll the alll or locaUoa of the campe or how many Allhanl were Involved. Flooding Closes Santa Ana Freeway Ry Thf" A111M)('lalf'd P rt'111i l'lflodm~ <'losi·d lh1• b usy ~un 1.1 Ana Jo'rt·eway d uri ng lh1· rnornm.: nt-;h hour toduy 1:1rtn u l'uc·lf1r <1lo r m 'l lOWl•d 11v1·r !-iouthc·m (.'uhfl>rn1u and d rt)f>JH'<I :1 7·1 inc·hc•-; of rai n 1n L o s An1<1·lc"i ov('r 2-i hour'I I\ hout th rt•<· miles 111r th1• frN"Nay a major north ~outh rom muter urtery rorrytn~ In t<>r'ltatC' 5 tra ffi c belWf't'n Orung<• ('ounty and downtown TANK TRUCK DRIVER DIES IN CRASH -AS Los Angt>lel', wa11 closed beuusf' of more than a foot or wa ter ac cum ulated on the fre<-way la ne!'! ove rni&hl A rew motorlsl.8 were rescued from the roofs or their vehlcl~ b y Los An ge les County fl refl1hte r s and California Hl1hway Patro l officers •• water collected ~ feet deep at " railroad underpa111 or the Im· perlal HJ&hway, theo CHP Hid. ''The nooctina In that aree be1.n when tho pumps by the Goodrich Tire plant stopped worltina shortly an.er 2 a .m.," Hid •pok•man St.eve Pudinakt or the CalUornta Hlthway Patrol. About 40 vehicl•, mott 1.1 eara, were alalled ln the fJooded .,.. •. The doelq al the freeway put extra preaaure on otbor freew111 toatheaat of dowatown Lot AQela. lkct poruou o1 the Loni Buch ll'neway. Pomona Freeway 11 well aa Cmper1a1 lfl~h"Wll V ill!\!) had fltHl(llllj.( of I t" I h·<•l m -.11oi.. liul 1111 c 11.,1111• .. "'l'fl' rc•1.1ttr1l•tl h\ 1111' C '11llfor111.1 l>l•purtnwnl or Trnn:-.11ort uti•m J\boul 7,()()() l'U'llOml'r:O. of lh1• Los l\nJ!c·lf·'> l)(·parlm1·nl 111 W::itrr nnd Pn.,..t•r 111,1 c•ll• lnllt\ for u t1ml' Wcdn1·Mh1v ru~hl 11r t•arly today lx•cauM· of rum .rnll wind damage' to ltm•-. All hut about 100 ru.,toml'r " hud pc1wt•r r rs tor<' d by 1, •• m . ll WI' 'pokrswoman F:li1abt•ll1 W1m mer s111d By 8 a m th<· !>lor m had d ropped fl 74 mcht•s of ram in downtown Lo~ I\ ng\'lt•!-> Thl· sc a son rainr all lot a I r<'a<'hcd l l 74 incbci1 . w1·1l ahovc lh t• yearly averal(e of 9 12 mcbc!'> A s th e s t orm movt>d northeast ward out or the Los Angeles ba11in. two rain and snow related <lealh.'I hnd been re ported. The fl ash flood wat ch for Southe rn California was c•n celled at 8 a.m . when no more heavy rain wu rxpecled from the dep1rtln1 11torm, National Weather Scrvlct• ~po k eaman Keith Dickey aald A travelen advlloo-re"'1lned In effect ror anow etiove the 8,000 foot level. Another atorm area arriving Friday over Southum C1Ufomia wu eapected to produce a chance of 1howen. not u hHvy 11 the ralal t.bat bef•n Wednes d•Y mornlnC. Temperatur• wtll continue cool with hljh• near eo today and fl'rtday •nd Iowa ln the low to mid 5()1 for the moil part, the NWS aatd • 3 Inches Dumped On Area BJ J()ANN£ REYNOLDS Of-~--Porecaa&.en for lbe NatiaaaJ W•atber Service kept • wary wat<'h t.oday on a storm system 'l>Olt~ tJus mom1ng 1.100 miles \H'~I ()(the OranJ(l' C.:oast Wt"rr not 1011 ... un• of 1ls ·pf •·d or 1nt1•n•.1t \ '· c1Jm menlt"1 .• .,,,.,..,,...,.,..,,m,u1 It l'oul<l h11 l.111 tor11~·h 1 11r 1·.11 h I-11dJy, hul I tl11n t th111J.. 11 ""di lw ·" murh .. r .1 pruhlc·rn "" 1. ... t n1J:ht ., l or n1 "'ii' · ~1 d 111 Ila\ n1~hl , i.tr1rm "'h1d1 dum1 .. ·•I m11r1• th;Jn th rt·•· 1111 ht·• nf r.1111 •>II ttw Orani?•' 1 "·' 1 • .111s1·d plo·nl} qf proh I• 111 ... \11 1111w lt11 · h.1rtl hit 1o1.1·r•· •Ill 1 • 'ld•·nt of 1111 l11•a1 h Vtt'"' ,, " h I I • h " Ill • I '.11 " 1 7 :.>Ii I 1.111h.11d ..,1 l1 11nt111 ~t1111 B1·;.1ch ... 11 .. h,111111 '" I \,If IJ,tl1•fl h~ bt1,1( tl11r111)' 1111 h11~·hl of th• """' 111111111 \I lh• oppo 111 t•nd or th1• ''""'', ro.1d "•·rt· 1·111-.i•d and J r11 1•1111•11 'I"'"' m1"'1 of th<· night 111d '"1rh t11di1\ 11u mptnJ! oul 11 .. udc·tl h11m1'' .incl hu\rnt·~ses m lht :-.,111 .Ju1n C'.q11..i r;Jn(1, 1 .1p1 -.t1 .1n11 B• .11·h .ind San 1 I• nll'nl" <H11· 1111•.inl''' J>Jrl1rularly h.11 ti h1l "'.1!'. an 11ff11•1· bulldrng cl 1:1:.?t !I ('amino C'ap1str anu ... hN;o lhl' .:round rloor was in 111111datf..-I 1-'trt' 0 Hic1al1' l'Sltmat 1•tl dam.1JW would run tnlo lhe th11u ... a.ndi-of dolla r.-.. fh•· '1tuH t 1nn fro m lht> W1•1lnt·~ay storm was s ummed up h\I orw lluntmj(ton Reach firl' c~ KAIN, Paict• i\Z) Or:n:~oaM \\eather Partly cloudy throug h Friday with chan ce or ram derr<-asina to 30 percent tonight snd fo,nday Con- lmu<'d rool Lows tonight '16 at the beaches and 52 inla nd Highs F riday 60 :tlong thl' coa.'ll a nd 65 In-land INSIDt; TOD1'" lie <IMm't drtnk bci~r or pump goA. bt.11 th~ •on of l'rim,. Mlnu tu Margord Thatcher .., bnng Mnoimced (U .. Brlt<lm'• 811111 Cartn ... .'it<>r·11. photo• l'a{le A9 ••••x AI Y-lienlte AU --~ CJ ...... .. ....... .. .. 8r1M ~· CJ ........ ,..... ... L.M • ...,. A6 ._. ...... ..._ :: =.::. ·~ =-=: Alt ~ C.11 .. ,_,UQ,1,M c • AJ.! ·~.... 9' .,;i::c.. .. .. =..... ·~ ............ ,~ .. IMN141llROWI .. ,. ,...._. ... ,....,.. tl·J v......_ c..1 "---a-.... M .............. ' ~ I I DAILY PH.OT . =·cash Lack Denied CalTrans Says Figures Faulty SACRAM NTO <AP> -A 1tud' forttaattnll a ~ million d rar1l for "'" ... hl11hway1 by 11K4 ai-bruu'<i un "f1.ulty •aaump tloru," "a.l'' • apolle~woman few th e a tate D partmc nt of Tranaportallon T ht• Ktud)' wu1> prt•purt"d by th.- Arthur Youn..: und Cu t"onl\ulUng n rm for lht• 11tuh' Tnml'iportauon MOVING TO RIGHT Senator Cranaton Commlulon, wblcb ba1 •C'ht dulod a heanna on It F•b. 28 It HYA lh t'urr~nt SI S billion flvt' year atale h•1bwa1 and tranaportatkm plan, which rune until June JO, .-.. wlll nm lnlo u drflcit betau1w C'ultr1tni.. ha11 undr n -stlmatl'd lb nl'edll for Mn nual OPt'rltlln~ n •vttnuua and De11, r1 ... 'WH ~ 'LOOK AT THE RECORD' Challenger Schmitz rundl to rnatcb federal bJpW1y dollars But Caltran1 1polHwoman 8uaan Brown uld Wednesday that the ~la tnacO\lra\e. ··We lhJnk UaeN are aome alltclMl ln lhe aumben and a k>t 111 faulty .a1umpUom. We havci aulficl~t revenuea to c.rry oul th " five year proaram," Ms. Brown 11ald. ··rt aeeim they beaan the re· port with an uaumptlon -the nef'd lo ra.ile 1uotlne laxes - and wrote a report to support the assumption," s he added. M . Brown said the report un· d ereaUmates the interest rev· t'r'IU e on highw ay r e serve funds and assumes a payment paUem for long.term projects "not based o n actual e x· perience " Reacllng to the report, Sen.ate President Pro Tern James Mills. 0 -San D aegu, s aid th e Le1lslature "will find its hands Ued" m trying to cover that def· lclt because of ProposlUoo 13 proPf'rtY t ax cuts aod the spend- m R linuts 1mpo5ed by Propos1- t10n 4 "Hopes for future highway de- velo pment are dead," Mills said. "Because or passage last year or Propoeilion 4, gasoline taxes cannot be r a ised for purposes of hig hwa y expen· ditures without reducing ap- propriations for o ther pro· gr ams." f',.....P.,,eAI Schmitz, Cranston Racing for Senate CARTER. • • nomination The Massachusetts sena tor ha d sought to take credit for the latest move. But Carter called Kennedy's claim -and the s enalor's litany of alleged U S. for e ign policy m istakes - "da m aging to our country." SACRAM ENTO <A P ) -Al an Crnnston a nd J ohn Schmitz arc opposing <'<1c·h otht>r fo r the U.S Senalt', h ut th<.1t ·~ whc r c the s1 m llanl1c·s l•nd. Tht·y 1·ven have d1ffcr<'nl ways of launching a c.·ampaagn. (' r a n s t CJ n . t h • · t w o lf· r m l>1·rnm·r:1l and St•nalt· maJonly "'hip, ~tur·k to tr<1d1t1nn Wl·dnc'i· d,,, lit• kac·k1•d o ff his r•·· t•lt•c·t 1011 h1d With a Sf'n('S or :tp '""11.1111 1 •ill "'''r ttw slat,• .1l 11n1-!-.1 d1 .... r111ling , pra1!.1ng Oc•mm·ralll 11ffll'1al~ !'-il·hm1l1. a Hq111hllr·an stat<: ~t'n<:1Lor •ind rmct· Htl' J\menr;m fnt.l<•pendent P arty candidate for pn•!:>1dcnt. simply filed his can- d idacy papers m Orange County and told a few rt.•porte rs a bout it lalt•r 'I h 11 \\ .1.... a turn a houl from l'.17•i "hc11 ~1hm111 HC:oron<l dt·l \t.ir .111111111111·1·d h1· would 1 un fc1r llw ~1 ·n:it1· liul later t..11 k1·d out without filing (':impa1J.(n !->tyll' 1s o nly one of ttw d 1fft·n•nl'C'!-> ht.•t wl·t·n lhc two Cram.ton, a balding 6S-year- ol1I who 1:-. a 1Jloddang s peaker, i!:> ,, l1hen1l. a lthough !:>Omc crilJcs hav1• :.i<·rusl·<f him of moving to I he right recently Schm1t1.. a ~Ith 49 year-old, is Gunman Robs Motel inHB A gunman with a green plastic hag pulled over his head held up a Huntington Reach oceanfront motet la t e We dnesday aod c!:>caped with $150 in cash, police ~aid. Arcording to a clerk at the Huntington Shores Motel, 21002 Pacific Coast lhghway, the rob- tw r entered the motel office at about 11.30 p.m . a nd pulled out a gun He told officers the bandit put t h t> day's receipts into his pol' k l'l.s and fled OAANOE COAST ~ DAILY PILOT ',....th MloQll ~·(°NOY P1W •ttft •ftk'fl: t'\ ,,,.,,.... t , .. t'ltt>• .......,_...,~, l\P.#hl• •...O••'"""~llftll" t• II 1 11~(~• '-"'H'•lf'f"fJ•l>C.1'1" .. 'r I I 1 NIOMA'I tr;r""'°" r 111U~ tr.1 (n'\liot M•'\A .. ._....,,.., ltrM h H14ilt'ft""fltN'\ ,,.,,,,,. f\ foun 1 "" Y•flf" ... hw..rw I~ fir..-" \icNtnCN'\ol /4 r.q•r 1ro...-"'•tfoCW' •• l)lu'N,,,,.... ~twt"Glf\ Mid I , .. f'l l'f '"'".,,,,.._,,,.,,.,I~ \f't• .... P'f•"'' l'Al lJO .--ru H•y ')I~ ""°"'" ~w C•t•tOirftt• ,,.,. ,. ·-.. --Pt• •nt •NI Vwb11V'Wt J.c•• ,...,.., "''•Prf"tdlint•ndG-t,.,,,.,~~ .. ....,.,,.., ._ ....... (01tor ""--•" "'--M..•1 .. 'Jll\oG t t.H·lf <.Mr"'•" ..._... •.c..,.fll INtt A\Walaint M.INll')tftfl £dklr\ OfflcH ,,,..,.Mio\• HO INUI "•' "'' .... I -,,.., .. IOI/ Ho (0. .. '11.,.... t•..-1flnq4ort ..... , " "'" .............. . Tel•pllone (7U )l42"'321 Cl1Hlfl•d Adver11alngM2-N71 one of the m ost conservative m em bers or the Lc~1s laturc. a fact he said he would help an the race for th e: GOP Senate nom ana lJon. "E veryone running for th<' Republican nomination 1s a con· scr vativ<"" ht• said. "Uut I'll be lh l' c:on!>ervala vc with a leg1slat1vt• rl'cord. f don't have lo give ~pcr1•h<·~ I can Just kll them w look at the record " Besides Schmitz. other poten· lJal or definite GOP candidates include tax re~I Pa ul Gann, former Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty, and J a mes Wa re, the R epublican candidate for con· troller in 1978. Cranston aayg he ls aupportlng a U.S. boycott of the Moscow Olympics and an Increa se in de- fense spending because of the Ru s~i an 1nva s 1o n o f Afghanistan But ht· ~aad ht· dadn 'l thmk the U S was headan~ toward a war w ath the Soviets and would push fo r a pprova l of the SALT II arms control treaty with Russia "the moment the arms control atmosphere improves." The president's endorseme nt of "an appropriate commisston with a ca refully d e fin ed purpose" contrasted with h1~ doubts at a n ews conference Nov 28 that any forum would lls tt•n to I rania n complaints, Just1f1 ed or not Carter was careful not to pro- cla im a breakthrough in the tedious and still unsuccessful negotiations over the Ame ncans sea zed by militants oo Nov. 4. Rerlecling past d isappoint- menta, be said "experience bas taupt • to luard qaimt ex-ceulw.~m." Tbe p:;; ~, dld not apell out the kind ol commlaalon be ti.d in mind. alt.bough he said any set- tle m e nt must be ••consiste nt with our goals and our essenlJ al international pnnc1pl~." Sources said h e wa nts a neutral commission conducllng a balanced inquiry inlo past U.S. 11 upport for the deposed Shah Mohammad Reus Pahlavi. Cranston, a forme r slate con- troller, has already raised Sl.2 million for a campa ign that could be a tough one despite bis currently high ra tings in most polls. Carter 's approach clearly rules out a ebow trial designed merely to assess gu.llt a,gaimt the United Stat.es, the sources , said. ' , For one thing, the tax revolt that resulted in Proposition 13 s till shows signs of life, and con- se r v ali ves inte nd t o try to por t r ay Cranston as a big bpender. Cr anston may also have trou· ble lining up sohd. enthusaasl.lc s upport. from liberal De mocrats, s1•pposedly his base or support 'ltWasa'tMe' Kurt Waldheim , the U.N. secretary general, and other in- termediaries have been al work for some time oo a number of plans keyed to creaUon of a com minion and freeing the hostages. However. a spokesman for the militants who occupy the U.S. Embassy in Tehran reiterated Wednesday their initial and un- wavering precondition -return of the shah to Iran to face triai. Barley Reiteraies 'Love' for Victim By FREDERICK SCllOEMEllL Of -o.11, ....... \eff The defense in the Thomas Barley murder trial rested ill! c a se Wednesday. after the former Daily Pilot reporter re iterated his love for his slain wife, Cathe rine . •·t love Catherine more than l eve r did," Barley, 51, told the seven·man. nve·woman jury at the end of l e ngthy c ross- examination by Deputy Oistnct Attorney Cliff Harris Of the May 26 stabbing attack that left Mrs. Barley dead on a walkway in front of a Santa Ana coffee s hop, Barley s ald, "lt wasn 't me that did that, Mr. Harris. IL wasn't me." The defense has claimed tbrouibout the five-week trial that Barley waa in the mid.It of a blackout when the atabbinc OC· curred and that he has no con· sciou• recollection of lhe event.I that occurred. Thal vtew la supported, de- f e oae attorney Georae Chula believes, thft>u1b 1tateme nu Barley made while under byp- noal1 and the Influence of a truth aerum. Barley conceded in bl • teatUnony that he became anary the night before the stabbing when he called h is wife and he ar d another mao's voice in the background. Barley and bis wife had been separated for six days prior to her death. "By God, she told me that whenner she fancied it and she wanted lo go out with anothe r man. s he would. And sbe m eant 1l," Barley testified . Shortly before the stabbina. Barley t.esUlied, he spoke with his wile by telephone and they agreed to meet later in the day so he could 1lve ber $300 lo re- pay a loan. Asked b y t he prosecutor whether Mn . Barley had violat- ed their marrla1e agreement, Barley responded, "Yea. but I wasn't surprised. She had done It before." Barleyaa1d hl11oal waa rorhfm e nd Mrs. Barley to move to Ireland to Improve their marital reletlonahlp. Barley la a native of E ntland. Spealtin1 of their marrte1•. Barley aald, "I 4Jdn't lhlnk It w11 over. She wu very vlabt., very 11xy, a very attractive woman. "God lcnow1 what came betwMn ua," Barley telUfled. 1 ----------------- . --- ~ . ..,. .•.. \lmc•r:-. t·arry fum1lun· mto the Ea"'t f,:ith ~rt'(·l townhou~1.· in N1.·w York purc:ha:-.1·d I>\ fo rmer J>r1·~1dent H1c.·hard :-.:1x11n Nixon .ind h1-. wtf•· l'.1t \H•n• -,dwd ulcd to muv1· 1n111 th1·1r S7'"1lJ,OOO !11g-, today. F .... Pt1pAI RAIN TO STAY? .•. offi cial who observed, ''Th<· raan JU~t ovt•rwhelmed th«' storm draan syslt.'m .. The fl untrngton lkarh c;ton.1 drain system wac, .il'lting lh•· blame today for lht· mob1lehom1· park flood City ofr1caub ..,aul thf· dr<.1an near tht· park w.1 .., plugg1•d wht'n .c rl:'ta1n1ng wJll collaps1·d . dumping mud and debn'.'> inLo 1t Thl:' "'atcr got up to four fE'<·t deep an the park. prompting the evacuation t hat bega n JU5t befor~ midnight. Caty hft-guard1> an boats r£'mt-d lht' residents to d rH•r ground a nd they wer e ta ke n lo lbc Murdy Park Comm unity Center. H1•d Cross workt•rs M•t up a shc\lt'r at the park for :1~1 fJf the res1denL'> who wen· unahlt· to re· tum to their hom t·:- F1n•mt•n an lluntangton lkach 'l't up .1 t•nmmand po~t to h;.m<ll1· the calb for assistance an pump ang out flooding homes Rwnfall for the 24-hour pc n od tha t ended al 8 a m today was m easured at 2 8 anch('S an Huntingto n Beach I n n e ig h boring Ne w por t Beach, I.be problema,wereo't u 1evere. Llf~ fOUDd t.be sr-nd floor cil lhetr ~wport Pier bead· quarters flooded this morrung and Harbor Patrolme n reported a rt-w minor problems with boats and pier floaL'i that .:ot loO'>t' du ran g lht' s tor m. Caty offi nab !>aid ont· nf thf• two northbound l anc"S of UtH n l>nvc wa.-. closed because uC J m udsLide Oth1·r road cl<>t>u rl''"> n >porte<l include Laguna Canyon Road northeast of t;l Toro llo<ld. Tbe entire length or the road wa.s closed at the storm''> ~ak. but Laeuna &ach city officaala re- opened it from their do wntown to El Toro Road th1!> momang CJm1no Cc1p1 s trJno from Aver y Park w ay to Ju n1 Pt' r" ~erra Ho;.id rt•ma1n<'d dowd h··caus" of mud and d<-bri•., .. orne or wh1r h ~<I C, dumix .. 1 on th1· road v.hl'n 0-!:>o <:n·t·k ovl'r f)uv. •·rJ IL'> bank'> l'ar1fi c 0Jasl ll1ghv.ay frr>m l'.1m1no Cap1!:>1Ltn•• lo Doh<.'fl Y f'.Hk RoJd v. J ' r losc·d b~ rnu,lld1•.., and r•wk' artt1 111unto. r11.ctl v.orlo.t r~ ... 1111 lh1 \ hoP4"'1 111 r•.,•1>f>n t..tw road"'·') by ton1i:ht \I"'' hslt'd a5 d~t·d h)· .,1id1-... "' as the OrtcgJ lhgh...,ay Crom the San Dle10 Freeway to the R1vendde c;::r u ... BIMk Sl•r Caayae wa n..s by water overflowlna t.b.e SU...-.dto Creek State Agency Faces Racial Bias Charge SACRAMENTO (AP) -The State Personnel Board says it will lnvt;SUgate aJle1atlons of racial and sexual bias in state law enforcement agencies. Tbe board said Wedneact.y It notified Cff P Commissioner Glen CnJg, Attorney General G e o r ge Oe ukmc jlan . a nd General Services Director David Janssen. whose department an· eludes the state poU«. that 1t would investigate complamLS against their agencies T be board's executive officer. Honald Kurtz. wrote . "Tbe dJ.'>- a1mUlalJOO 15 alle((ed to e.ust 1n the seled.loo processes. trailung. nnd ma nagement practJces of the ageoci~." The board cited in particular an anonymous a ccusal.Ion tha t there att shooting taraeLS at the Ca ltfornla H l.i hwa y Patrol Acad em y In n e arby Bryte s1mllar to the "Official Rumung Nigge r Target" found lut fall al the firing raoae of the 1tate oolice at Sac ramento. • --------------- lrishJ Envoy Says Iranian Plan Backed l'i\HIS C/\P) -Former F1>r1·1 ~n Mm1..,l<·r Sean Mac Bru.lc• 11( lrdand said today that lhc• l 'n1lt'<1 States and "the lra n1Jn..,· · hJvc ~~rt'ed to a plan for lhl· rt·h·a'>c I)( the U.S. hostages tn Tehran "before or concur- rently with" the opening of a U N .-sponsored lnqu1ry mto the sh..ih '-. regime. ~1 .1C'Bndc, the 76·year-old Wln- n•·r of both the Nobel and Lenin 111·ar•t· prizt'~. indicated an a tl'lt•pho nc aole rvac w from his horn<• tn Dublin that he would probably be a memb«'r or the in Vt''>lli;talinj{ ('Omm1ss1on to t,.. n .1m1·d by U.N . SPcrctary Ct nt rat Kurt WJldhe1m. '-.nm•· pn''. r1 port.., h.ivr-..,a11I \1 11 BrHk v.11ulr1 lll'ad th~ in qu1ry, hut hr-111dic;1ted ltus h.i. nnt b< ••n d1•1t•rmaned. Mac Bride said he b as beeo in penona1 contact with both U.S. and lrMl.an atftclala. Be aakl the plan had the appro.al of "the Irani~ ... and It was h ia "un· d..r-.tanrlrng" that it <1l'lo had the oppro\ .11 of A' .1tnllah Huholl.ih l'\111 11w1n1 . lh•· leJdPr of lt11 l r.1 11 111 r• \111111100.irv rt•g1mt• <.tnd th1· nnly J)(·r.on lh•· youn~ mah I .int' holdinj? the hrn.tages haw· '>Jld th1•y '40UJd obey. • * * F,....P9PAI m.AN' ••• States. It Cl.he release) could be a matter of 48 hours.·· Bani·Sadr's conditions. en1m- c1ated in a series of interviews over the pa.st three days, also in- clude having the United States pledae to refrain from interfer- mJt in Iranian affairs and to ad· m at Iran's "right" to return de- posed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and his weaJlh to Iran. ------'"----------· J -----...... • -----~---------------------------------------------- ' I ! , t Orange Coast ED IT ION VOL. 73, NO. 0 , 3 SECTIONS,'° PAGES .... ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNtA Today's Cle81ag N.V. Stoek8 N FIFTEEN CENTS Ca1·ter Queries Release of Hostages W AStfl ~G1'0N I A I'> The Cartl'r admtniblr,•llOn today d1ii. missed repol"b that Amenc:wi hostagei:. in Iran could be re leased b} lhe weekend <1nd called on Iranian authortt1t.':I 10 clarify their demand:. "We are going to h1tv1• t<.1 !>~ some more definition .. ot what the Iranians want in ext'hange tor freeing the ho6tage::.. !>aid H odding Carter. th e State Ocperlmt"nl •poke.man Reporti. had <'trt.•ulia\ed 1n W ashi.n.cton on Wedne~dity thtil l l S und Iranian negotiaton. hud ~a<'hed a tentat1v1.• agret:mt'nt that rouJd lead to freedom fm the Jpproiumately ~ Ament'am. w hu have been held ho&to~l' '>1n ce the U S Embas::.) 1n Tehran was M!iu."<1 Nov 4 But a seruor State Department offl c1aJ told reporters today that ··you would die several tunes over if you held your breath" for the ho~tage:>' 1mm1nent release The!>e remark:. were not HOSTAGES' FAMILIES HAVE MIXED VIEWS -A4 meant to reve rse Pres ident Carter·~ announcement Wednes day night of "positive signs" in the negot1at1ons to end the crisis But they s uggested the bargaining between the United States and lran is still intensive. "Everybody is considerably ahead of the process." said Jody Powell. the White House press secretary. after a meetmg with the pr~ident. The reports were based on an interview lraniao President AboUuwan Ban.I-Sadr had wtlb ltahan RAI television in Tehran In tbe interview. Bani-Sadr in· dicated that Iranian revolu tionary leader AyatoUah Ruhollah Khomeini had accept· ed a plan that could lead to free ing of the hostages Part of the plan includes establishment oC an international commiss ion. under U.N. a uspices, to tn· vestigate Iranian complaints again.st the United States. At his n e ws confe rence Wednesday, President Carter Ul· dicated willingness for the Orst time to accept s uch a com- mission Rant·Sadr also repeated his demand that the United States acknowtedge past "cnmes" an fran during the reign of the s hah. other Storlll Looms Off Coast ~,,...,Wft_ 3 Inches Dumped On Area By JOANNE REYNOLDS °' ""' 0..ty -Sutt Forecasters for the National Weather Service kept a wary watch today on a storm system spotted Uus morning 1.100 miles west of the Orange Coast. "We 're not too sure oC its s peed or intensity," commented a spokeswoman "It could tut late tonight or early Friday. but I don't think it wHI be as much of a problem as last night's storm was." Wednesday n ight 's s torm. which dumped more than three inches or rain on the Orange Coast. caused plenty of prob- lems. PORT10N OF CHINA COVE DOCK FLOATS AWAY IN llAV AFTER STORM BROK& rT A ....... , "!~W•8'1Alfll .... qDe ..... ln0w• ..... Delu99 Among the bard hit were 90 residents of the Beach View Mob i I e h 6 me Park . 17261 Gothard St .. H.mtinatoo Buch. wbo ~ to be evac~ lw boat durln• tbe bel1bt of the dow911*1". . Kennedy Carter Endorses At tbe opposite end ol tbe county, roads were closed and riremen spent mo.t ol the Di.Pt and early today pumping out Oooded homes and businesses in the San Juan Captstrano. Capistrano Beach and San Clemente. Responds To Carter Commission Probe One business particularly hard hit was an office building at 13249 Cammo Capistrano where the ground floor was in nundalcd. F'lre officials esltmat l'd damage would run into the: thousands of dollars. EXETER. NH <AP > -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy accused Prt'Sldent Carter or pursurng poli cies that "have d1sscrved thl' national interest " and of abus· tnl! his off1~e for political purpo~es tn a toughly worded response todav to C~rter's news con· ferericc the mght before. Ken- nt.•dy declared. "We will all raUy around the nag Hut we need not. ~e must not. rally arowtd .the failures of a president that threatens the real interests of the nation.·· Jn a speech at Exeter High St'hool . the Massac husetts Democrat satd Carte r "mis· used" his .. offtce "lo launch a p(!rsonal P<>litical attack that was factually inaccurate. It is also without precedent in the history of presidential news con· ferences. •· Kennedy said he is rilmg a re· quest with the three national t elevision networks requesting lime for a reply He cited as his reason "published reports" that Carter called his news con- ference on the advice of his cam- paign managers i n New Hampshire. The senator did not specify what re ports he was talking about. WASHINGTON CAP) Prest dent Cart.er. tn a move to gain release of some 50 Amencan hostages. is endorsing an in terna\ionll commission to ex· p l ore Iran's long -festering grievances against the deposed ~hah and the Untted States 111~ declaration. at a news con frrence Wednesday, appeared to mark a policy change Carter s a id there were "some pos1tivl' signs" toward ending the 103 day impasse but refu sed to go into details. Hts 'announcem e nt capped day-long rumors and potitJcal duels between his admmistra· lion and Sen. Edward M. Ken· nedy. his chief challenger for the Dem ocratic pres ide n tial nomination The Massachusetts senalo.r had sought to take credit for the latest move. But Carter called Kennedy's claim -and the s enator's litany or a lleged U.S. fore ign policy mistakes - "damaging to our country." The president's endorsement or "an appropriate commission with a ca r e rull y d e fi ned purpose" contrasted with hls doubts al a news conference Nov. 28 that any forum would lis ten to Iranian complaints. justified or not. Carter was careful not to pro- claim a breakthrough in the tedious and still unsuccessful negotiations over the Americans Witness Aids Arrest ifn CdM Burglary A parking lot attendant at a 1Corooa del Mar restaurant was :c red I led by police today with aid.in& in the arrest or three men bo .Ue1edJy t.t1ed to burglarize nelahborlna pharmacy. ) booted into city Jail on suapi· cioo of commercial buralary 1wa1 Ant.bony John Bin1le1, 29, llor 247 Ave. Del Ponient., San 'C lemente ; Donald Geor1e pl1arolo Jr •• 28, who lilted a Dana Point poet olflce box ad· 1dreu, and Eugene Ralph •Oon1a.les. 35, of 3'~ Via Verde, Capistrano Beach. The three were taken Into cuatbdy late Tuesday night on Bayside Drive near the Zweber Pharmacy at the comer of East Cout Jnghway and Marguerite Avenue. Police aaJd the break·in al· tempt set off the dru.1 1tore'1 · bur1lar alarm and • Parkinl valet at Bemard'a Rntaurant saw three men nee the aceoe. When pollce arrtved momenta lat.er, the restaurant employee pointed out the neelng trio. -Of. flcen atopped the men a few bl~ka away. seized by rruhtants on Nov 4 Reflecting past dis appoint ments. he said "experience has taught us to guard agamst 4.'X cessive optimis m " The situation from the Wednesday storm was summed up by one Huntington Beach fire official who observed. "Th4.' rain JUst overwhe lmed the storm T he president did not spell out the kind of commission he had in mind. although he said any set tlement must be "consistent with oor goals and our essential international pnnciples " drain system." .. The Hunttngton Beach ston.1 d rain system was gettinR ttw blame today for the mobilehomc park flood Sources said he wants a neutral romm1ssl0f\ conduclmR a balanced inquiry into past U.S s upport for the deposed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. City ofhc1als said the drain <See RAIN, Page Al> r Star Light Burns Bright in H B Race By STEVE MAllBLE Of .. Delly ,..... ,..., Huntington Beach's current city council electJon race has abruptly turned into a star war today. Instead of candidates squabbling over land devek>p- ment.s or tu-slashing Initiatives. a palr or Huntington Beach hopefuls have squared off for a batUe of entertain- ment fame. CANDIDATE JACK KELLY, who gained stardom playing Bart Maverick, J ames Game r's gambling brother in the Maverick television series, is being questioned for uslng the title oC the show on his campaign statement. Council hopeful Jobn Valentino, who clai ms heritage to silent -film giant Rudolph Valentino, Oled a complaint tbia week with the city clerk asking that Kelly be forced to scrub the word "M-averick." "IF HE CAN 0111' away with that," complained the 49-year-old Valentino, "I should be able to put Rudol~ co mine." Valentino contends he's a diatant relati..e to the leeeo· dary "Sheik"buthaakeptlbatfacttobhmelfunWnow. Kelly, 52, maintains he used tbe old western televilion title on b.lJ tlat.emeot for identillcatloo pUIJ)OHS. 0 TBAT'S 1\JST WHAT I'm botrm u," said lbe Hunt· tngton Harbour resident. "If Roy Rosen wu nan.ninl be wouldn't me Leonard Slye, Duke Wayne woWdn'\ uae Marion Morriaoo." City Cklrlt Alicia Wentworth said abe aent t.be com· plaint to the city attomey•s offtH and expect& an amwer by Frid.ay. Mrs. Wentwortb 1uuested <>ranee County ii very liberal on cunpaip atatemeata. ln 1171. • l&kl. a eao· cUdate cal.Uni blmMU Steve "CtUMn" Kue \&Md the Oraoe wen. mori.e reference ln bis campatp for t.be HWltiMtoa Beaeb City Council. He 1o.t. ·At lor ValeoUno venua Maverick. tune lo later for the cxctunc conClusJon. • W'hu ...... ~ ,...,,, Lronhard Stock of Austna speeds past gate on Whiteface Mt rare course on his way to "1nmng the men's downhill today al tht• Winte r Olympics in Lake Placid. N.Y. Stock. who came to Lake Placid as an alternate on the Austrian team. was docked in 1.45.50 for the two-mile run. Pete Patten.on of Sun \'a lley, Idaho. finished fifth . the best ~howmg by an Aml'ncan Set· ~tory in today's S ports sec -tion. Pagt• Bl Flooding Closes Santa Ana Freeway By The As.<.ociac.ed Pr~ Fl~ cl~ tht' bw.~· San · ta Ana Jo're4.'wa) durin·~ the morning rush hour today after d Pac1Ctc ~torm '>lo wed over Southern Cabfom1a and dropped 2 74 inches o f rain 1n Los Angeles over 24 hour.; A bout thr<'c miles of the freeway, a ma1or north south com muter artery carrying In· terstate S traffic betwee n Ora.nge County and downtown TANK TRUCK ORI VEA DIES IN CRASH -A-5 Los Angeles. wa.s closed beca~ ot mott than ; foot or water ac-cumulated on the freeway lanes overnidlL A few motonsls were rescued from the roofs of their vehicles by Los Angeles County firefighters and California Highway Patrol officers a s water coll~ted 5 feet deep at a railroad imderpass of the Im· penal Highway, the CHP said. ·'The Ooodlng in that area began when the pumps by tbe Goodrich Tire plant stopped working shortly after 2 a. m .. " said spokesman Steve Pudinslli or the Californla Highway Patrol. About 40 vehicles. most· ly cars. were stalled in the Oooded area. The closing or the freeway put extra press ure on other freeways IOUlbeasl of downtown Los Anteles. But portions of the Long Beach Freeway. Pomona Freeway u well as Imperial Hltbway alao bad noociini "' 3 to 4 reet in spota, but no cloetna were reported by the Califomla Department ol TransportaUon. About 7,000 cuat.omen of the Loi Anaelea Department of Water and Power Iott electridty for a t1me Wednesday nlaht or early today beeaute ol raJD and wind dam••• to linea. All but about 100 customers had ~r res tor ed by 6 a .m .. DWP ~pokeswoman &hzabeth Wim mer satd. B y 8 a m th(' s torm bad dropped 2.74 1oches of rain tn downtown Los Angeles. The c;eason ramfall total reached I l 74 inches. well above the yearly avera~e of 9.12 inches. A s the s t orm moved northeastward out of the Los Angeles basin. two rain and snow related deaths bad been ft' ported. The flash nood watch for Southern California was can· ce lled at 8 am. Coa.. .. t Weather ~artly , cloudy through Friday wtlh chance of rain decreaslng to 30 percent t~>night and Friday. Con· tanued cool. Lows toojght 46 at \be beaches and 52 10land. Highs Friday 60 along the coast and 65 in· land. INSIDE TODA'\' H~ donft't driralc bHr or pump fl'JI, bt4t t~ aon o/ Prime Mi nfater Margaret Thotchn ii bft1U1 dnount:«l cu "entam·a Billy Corter." StOf'fl, pho(OI Page .49 latkax ••v-~ .,, •-a...... a ............ .,,... .... ,,_....._.a.....,,__ .. L.lll...,. ............... .. ~-... , °"9etc..r ... ---Al~ ...... =-OU ::..:.JQ,1,)t c__.. AU !!!.'!!! .. o.-.--. .c: -----·~ . ..._. ... , ,........_ . ............. ,. ....... -· =-cw v ........ ow .... coo:::. : ....., .. j •• ,, ,__ __ J IJST BREAKINC -----.... LAN .,._ "°"' t~·, IOOrid Glllcf llOliollal.,.. ...... ,.Wtlll. Russ Tanka, Plane Hit Afghan Rebe la IJftleAJ11' UIPrw Soviet tanb and •l leut ooo MlO .. ftliUI' foqbt a 1.barp f)atUo with Allban dlaaldeoa. I.bl.I w9e1s 1J mil.a hom ~abuJ and Lb r• _..,,, an undetermined num bu ol cuualu., a dela7ed re· Por1 Iran Kabul aa1d today. ln Geneva, Swlturland, ~United &au. told • mMlln1 Of the U.N. Human Rl,hta Comml.Nkll\ that "aublunUaJ nwnbera of priaontin" had be n flo..,n to the Sovtet VD.loo from Af1hanu.tan, 1cconlin• to a M!IMkJn lranacnpt reloa.Md by tbe ~ S. MJ&a1oo ln Geneva. The U.S. dek&•t. uked wbcrt.ber UM oed Croa had ~n lA¥1t.ed co vt.tt tbem. A dispatch fl'CJCD Al&hanlltan by ~••t~ Preu eor. respondcmt Mkhu.I Oold.ltnJth Q~ \Wlltl~llf'I a.a HYUJI thCI SOv1cta foucht an hour Joo1 batUe with t.be "'b«-lt Monday tn the village of Oar1b• north of K•bu.. tbe t'apatal. Wealero diplomata in t.M vidnlly aald they uw Soviet Infantry and lan.ka 1otn1 into actlCJO a1a1rut •n army twinaelu •n lb vlU••e. fllanetnl s,,. Tre .. t.rre4 LOMPOC (AP> WhU doubb were '1l1Aed about whttlber other tnm.tes bad beJped eot1victtd apy Chnatop~r boyce escape from federal pri1100, olfku1la •l Lompoc f'ed~raJ Corrtic tJonaJ lnaUtut.on aaid tod•y they ure lranafemng htii uapiOm•aic accomplice to an even toucher pnson. Lompoc ~ar_d~n Tim Keohane aald 28 y..,ar·old Andrew Daulton Lef> Is "in tran.'t1t" to 11 maximum i.~cunly foc1hly ;at Terre Haut~. Ind Gel4' Pri~ SStl~, Dellar IJp LONDON <Al» Gold pnces dJp()('d around the world to. day aa the doll., firmed up in response to hmts of a posalble breakthrough that could lead to the release or the American hostages in Iran Gold tumblt.'<i $1 5 09 an ounce• on the busy Uong Kong market to cl?SC at $680.20. The met.al wa!> selling for $667.50 an ounce at closing on the London m&rket In Zurich, Europe's largest market, gold closed down $9 ut $685.50. Earlier in Tokyo, the dollar rose for the fourth consecutive session to close at $242.475, up from a Wednesday close of $241 .90. 45 1-'kied -r ...... Clt•rfl'n WASHINGTON CAP> -The Justice Department announced today the indictment or 45 persona as a result of a 2""·year FBI invest1g4tion into the pornography industry. The same investigation, code·named Mlpom by the FBI, also yielded indictments against 13 person.a on film-pirating charges. Four persons figure ln both of the cues. FBI Director William Webster said those indicted in the pornography case ln· eluded some of the biggest producers and diatrtbutora or bard· core pornography in the $4 billlon·a·year industry. 'It Wasn't Me' Barley Reiterates 'Love' for Victim B)' FREDERICK SCAOEMEJU. "" .. Deity ....... ,..., The dereruse in the Thomas Barley murder trtal rested its t:•1e Wedne1day. aftet the form• Dally Pilot report.er r. f&er•141d hll love tor hb 1la1D wife, Catberfne. "I love Catherine more than I ever did." Barley, 51, told the seven·man, live-woman Jury at the <'nd of lengthy cros~ <'Xa mmation by Deputy District /\tlorney Clirf Harns. Of the Ma y 26 stHbbing attack Delay OK'd In Newport Annex Move Residents of an Island or coun· ty territory that Newport Beach is trying to annex complained Wednesday to the Local Agency Form ation Commission that they don't know what the city is up to. Because of th08e griJ>", com· ml11ion members, wbo must ap. prove the annexation, ordered a 60·day delay in action on the an· nexatloo propo8a1. The property, a 61·acre parcel off Superior Avenue near Hoag Memorial Hospital. la sought by city officials in order to reduce the amount or building allowed there. Commiuion members told ci· ty representatives to spell oul thelr plans for the a rea in public meetings with the affected resi- · den ts. The matter will be brought back to the commission April 23. .. DAILY PILOT '""' °'.,,... C:O.\f Qlllt\t ....... *""' "'" ... "' ,, '°""' "'f'W'd tfW ,..._~ ... ft ...... \.M'lllO¥ tM()r.,.. that left Mrs. Barley dead on a walkway in front of a Santa Ana cotree shop, Barley s aid, "It wasn't me that did that, Mr. Harrie. Jt wun't me." The defense baa claimed tbroulbout tbe' fJve·Wffk trial that S8rfey waa 1n lbe midst of a blackout when the stabbing oc- curred and that he has no con· sclous recollection of the events that <><'curred. That view 1s supported: de fcnse a ttorney George Chui:. believes, throu~h statements Barley made while under hyp nos1s and the influence of a truth serum. Barley conceded ln bis testimony that he became angry the night before the s tabbing when he calle<l his wire and heard another man's voice i.n tbe background. Barley and hU wile had been separated for six days prior to her death. "By God. she told me that whenever she fancied 1t and she wanted to go out with another man, ahe would. And abe meant it," Barley testified. Shortly before the stabbing, Barley testified, he spoke with his wile by telephone and they agreed to meet later in the day so he could give her $300 to re· pay a loan. Asked by tbe prosecutor whether Mrs. Barley bad viola\· ed their marrtaae agreement, Barley responded, "Yea, but I wasn't surprised. She bad done it before." Barley said hla goal was for him and Mrs. Barley to move to Ireland to improve their marital relationship. Barley ls a native or England. Speakin& of their marriage. I Barley said, ''I dldn'l t.bin.k it was over. She was very viable, very sexy, a very attractive woman. "God knows what came between us.'' Barley testified. a.tOllJWeefla Fluor Pushes For Coal Use lrvlDI lndUS\ri&Ust J . Robe-rt Fluor, lo New Yort Wedwdat to reeelYe an award. continued lo puah for developmenl ol coal and ayntbc.-Uc fuel ourcet tQ frff tbl' United Stares from lb de~~ on forman oil a.-pile. J.'luor. who la cJWnnao. clPef cucuU"tt offk~r and president of lrvtne baaed Floor Corp , was rho.~ "M wi of Lbe Year" by the Enltt~r1DK News-Record, a trade pubUcaUoo. for b1I com- pany '11 work ln commercial syn- thetic ft.Mil production. Jn prepared remarks, Fluor u~ed the occasion to criticize the fe d e ral &o v ernment and Con1res.a for the "thicket of res ulat\ons" inhibiting energy til· dt-p .. ndence ''Congress must take quick <ind decWve steps to provide the 1net>nt1ves for an e nergy 1n dt•pendence program," t'luor bUld Ile chastised the legislators for bot reallzing that coal "1¥ the only eoergy resource we have that can make an immediate hn- pact on energy supply and the reduction or oil imports · · (Fluor Corp owns a 10 ~rcent Bay Silt Dredging Demanded Orange County Supervisors called Wednesday for the state to get the silt out of upper Newport Bay. With Supervisor Thomas Riley leading the way. the board passed a resolution as king Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. to Intervene with state agencies and..order the dredging of the state-owned waterwav. lilt.Nit In Peabody Coal Com· pany, t.bc nation's Jar1e1t.) The company prntdeot said th~ nation could produce an ad· d 1 tlonaJ 100 mi lllon tons of coal a yeer. "U we dJd, it could replace the equivalent of 12 percent of our current lmport.t and~ our dollar out.flow by more than $8 billion " tie said coal makes up 82 per· cent or Amenca's total er>ergy reservts yet fulfills "only 18 per· cent of our current energy needs. Our known deposits of (•oa l exceed 1,000 billion tons, and tba\'s equivalent to 1.soo yt!ars of consumption at today's levels " Fluor said coal is "such a t'rucial Jin.Jc 1n our energy future that 1t provides a natural bndge to our most promising means of escaping dependence on foreign 011 the development of s ub st1lule fuels." fluor Corp. i:, heavily in volved with South Afnca 10 the construcuon of plants wb1 ch con. v~rt coal to gasoline, 1et fuel, diesel fuel and chemical.a. The company has desi1otned and built such plants for the Afncan na t1on. Fluor said a coal liquefaction plant could be built 10 the United States by lale 1984. Such a facllj. Ly. he said , would consume 40 ,000 tons of coal per day and produce about 58,000 barrels of gasoline, diesel and Jet fuel. And it wouJd contribute to the economy by creating jobs, be said. Candidates Meet in Mesa A forum Of Costa M esa City Council candidates will be held next Thursday at a breakfast meeting sponsored by the Newport Harbor·Costa Mesa Board of Realtors. The breakfast, open to the public, begins at 8 a .m . at the DaJboa Bay Club m Newport Beach. Admission lS $2. Nme candidateii are seeking <'lc~ion April 8 to three seat.s on the five·membcr council. ( Piiot Logbook J Election Season Has Its Flavor 11)' JOANNE 8EVNOLD8 Of .. o.lty """ ..... The coming of the campaign seuon lo Newport Beach Is as easy to spot u the coming of s pring. JUST AB SP&ING (!aD be felt before you .see the daf· fodlla ln bloom, a city election can be detected without a trlp to the city clerk's ofnce. Uke a break ln winter. it's th~ subtle changes in City Council cbamberR that are the tipoff. For loatance, the audience increases ln size. That's because candJdatea, most of whom wouldn't normally be caught dead at • council meeung, .re auddenly trying to bone up oo city iasuea and flnd out what the incumbenlli are up to. ' At Mond ay's council meeting there • were live candidates m the audience - Richard Clucas, David Shores. John Cox, Phillip Maurer and Lee Watk.1.ns. WlOLE THE OOD·tncumbenl.8 de· velop a cooauming interest in the coun· c1 I meeting. incumbents extubit some l·hanged habits as we ll. They become models of democratic deportment HY"°'"°' Take Ray Williams and PauJ Ryckoff, who are seeltiog re~lection . Williama is lacing Cox. who is zeroing in on the 1ncum. bent's voting re<:ord. Monday night. Williams not only vot· ed favorably on two Irvine Company pro1ccl!. -the ex pans1on of the Haywood apartment complex and the C1" u• Plaza traffic plan -but he W1:nl out of bis way to pra1st> the company's efforts on the apartment proJect Unusual for him RVCXOFF. THE MAYOR and two.term council member. 1s running against Maurer, who is attackaog the mayor's often·cnlJcized waspish treatment of citizens. Having earned a reputation for being abrupt to the pOlnt of rudeness, Ryckoff displayed a different side of his personality Mooday. He was full of small jokes and went out of bu way to elicit t.estimooy from tbe·-audience. Ryckoff also voted favorably oo the Irvine Company pro- jecl.8. A\llllieoce participation, likewise seems to blossom dur- ing campaign seuoo. Candidates find themselves com- pelled to addttsa lbe council oo a variety of 11s11es. MONDAY, FO& example, Clucas and Shores ventured to the podium. They are opposmg each other In the second d1stnct from which incumbent Don Mc lnrus 1s retinng Ttus lSn't meant to be a complaint Regardless of the motivation, any increase in Interest an th~ council'~ action 1s an improvement . The remarks that Clucas and Shores had to make were leg1llmate polnt.s of view on city ISSUe!\. And meetings seem to go much smoother and more quick ly when council members are pleasant to each other and the audJence. l just wish the same situation prevailed at times other than the two months precedlng a city elecuon. A spokesman for the state Department of Fish and Game. which manages the 741 ·acrc Up- P<'r Ray Ecological Reserve re· llerated that h.iJI agency's posi- tion 1.a that no dredgl.Dg should be done until upstream sources or poUution and sedlment are rontrolled Fred Worthley, regional manager for Fish and Game, conceded that the county resolu· lion ·'could help pu1b thiois aloa1." Schmitz vs. Cranston Tbat.. ~ aald. wu the potat or tbe resohrtJon. "We need to get off the dime:· he uld "Everybody lfl blaming each other for tht-problem and the bay is building up in sediment " Today it app<?ared that the 1 esolution n•newed the acrimony that has stalled efforts t<J solve the upstream slltat1on problems and the dredg11Jg of the bay ltsell. W ort.hley, who noted the state has budgeted SS00,000 for a pllot marsh restoration pro/ect, aald none or that work wU be done unUI sedJmentaUon cootrols are Instituted. Preston Joboa , wildlife manaaer for the reserve, said the sediment build up la lbe county'• fault becauae of de· velopment of laod draioed b:y the S•n Dieeo Creek wblcb emptiea into the bay. He estimated $15 millloa to S20 million needs to be spent on a desllline basia to solve the problem. Newport Burglar& Get 810,600 Loot Newport Beach pollce are seeking the thief who broke into the Eastbluff home of Ellen Williams and stole silverware and jewelry worth an estimated $10,600. lnvestJ&ators aaJd the tbie{ cot into the home by breakirur a wtn· dow in the ldtcben door, then reaching through to release the deadbolt lock. Two Will Tangle bi U.S. Senate Race SACRAMENTO IAPI -Alan Cram.ton and John Schmitz are oppo-.in~ (',l( h Olhf'r for the \.: S !-.1•na11· hut t h.1t " v.. h.-n· lh• '1m1lantll·~1 nrt Tht!y even h,l\c d1rferl'nt ..-. u)' uf launctung a campaign C'ran-.ton, the two l t'rm r>1·m0<.·ral and St>natt• m aJonty whip, stuck to tradJUon Wednn· day Uc ki cked orr his r e e lection bid ~Ith a series of ap pearances all ovC'r the state a longsidt' s miling, pra1sing OemO<'ratic offlcials Scbmll.2, a Republican st.ate senator and once the American lndepeodent Party candidate for president, simply flied b.1s can· didacy papers In Orange County and told a few re· rters about it later. That was a tumabout from 1976, when ScbmlU. R·Corooa del Mar, announced be .ouJd run for lht• Senatt> but lale'r budtt'd out without flhnlo! rampaii:n ,., It• 1s 11nh orw 11r th1• lllfftrt'(ll I .. IJdY.l'l.0 lh1· l Y.1• « r :inst.on J i,,, I ding 65 yf•ar · old "ho LS J plodding -;peaJter . as .l lib<•rat. JJlhouRh M>mt· critJ<"s ha"·~ aC'<'\l'W'd tum or moving to in.• ri~nt rN'4'ntl v "1 hn1111 J ~llh 4'l \1•;1 r old 1•. ""' ol lh1.• 0\ll~l I tl(l.,4•r\ <HI \'I' nwmb.•r.. of th1• Lt·i.:1:.laturc. :i fJfl h1· -.aid ht' would help In the• rac-1· f or lht• GOP s~n al1• nominJlJon Herdey First in Race New-port ~acb library com· m1uioner David C . Henley became tbe ftnt person to apply fo r a vacant aeat on the Newport·Mesa scbooJ board to- day, offtdala said. Three other people have pit'ked up applicaUon lol"m$ but haven't r eturned them. The deadlinels5p.m . Friday. Applicant.a few tbe .eat vacat- ed by Carol M&rtio'a ~lJOIJ must Ii~ in TrusUoe Area 5. HenJey, a Cal Poly Pomona journaUsm professor. lives ar 268% Circle Drive, N e wport lieach. In addition to serving on Newport's Library commi.uion. be LS a public affairs officer for the U.S. Navy Reserve. Pa~rs can be picked up unlil noon Friday at tbe superinten dent'• office. 1601 16th St., Newport Beach. ro.-'\f P.Ailt~C~ ~..,.tf'f'O•t~M~ OVtM\\twd MoN:lat ttw"~ ,.,, ..... fO• (O\IA IHH Nt1<wf'°" a..cft Hwtf',.,..°" W.•01'1-°""' ta."V•H•v h yW. ,..,,.. .. .Ml\~(_... A ....... ,_..,.,_,,_,_""_"_ f'""8P-eeAJ ..,_,.. n-. "'""-_..,..,.. p1-i. o1 no .... , &ey s..-, c .. 1.o -Calllot"'• tJiW. RAIN TO STAY? ••• JacUI c.r..-, YIC•--·---- T9tephone (714) I04321 ~Mw ......... toa7' near the park was plugged when a r etaining wall collapsed, dumplnl mud and debris into It. The water 1ot up to four feet deep ln tbe park, prompt.Lai the e vacuation that began Juat before mldnicht. City llleauarda ln boats fenied the resident.a to drier fround and they were taken o the Murdy Park Community Center. Red Crou worltert set up a shelter at the park for 39 of the realdentl wbo were unable to re· tum to t.belr bomet. tlremen in Huntlniton Beach set up a command poet to handle tho calla for ualJt.aoce ln pump. lnl out floodln1 homea. Ralnf all for the 2f..hou.r period tbat ended 1t 8 a.m. today wu meuwed at 2.8 lncbee in HunUntton Beach. I -------------------------------- Jn ne ighbor ing Newport Beach, the problem11 weren't as severe. Llfeauarda found the 8J"O'lnd neor of their Newport Pier head· quarters fiooded thla m~ and Harbor Patrolmen ~ a few m1Dof problem• wltb boall and Pl'ar noata that cot loote durlng ~ 11torm. Clty otnctata ,.id ooe of the two oorthbound I.net of Dover Drive wu cloaed becauae of a mudslide. Other road clolures reported include Laaun• Canyon Road northeut of El Toro Road. The entire lenatb of ~ road wu closed at the 1tonn'1 peu. but Latuna Beath ctty offtctala re- opened lt from tbelr downtown to El Toro Road Lb1s moml.D.I. -------~---·----- I - -- -- ----..-:::1--~ - - - - - -- - --- ---- Welfare Periled? Jarvis H W quid Sliish Seve ral Billio11t SACRAMENTO CAPI If Jarvla 11 pauee, aeveral bUUon dollan could be cut from heaJth and welfare pro1ram1. aaya ~ Le1talature'• lltcal 1dvlter But Le1l1Jatlve Analyat W llllam Hamm told a lerlalat.on' brietlna We<tnffd.ay that IOme coet.a would juat be shifted lo other heallh and welfare prosrama. whlcb appear to be the moet vulnerable to Jarvt. U. * * • J arvb n. wh.lch ta Propo9ttJon eon the June I ballot, ta a 50 per· cent cut ln lncome taaea which would cut atlte revenues an esttmated 94.9 bUUon a year. But the ~1en. who would have k>wn dedud.iom from federal h•~•. would 1ave only an ~•timalOd S:S.7 bUllCll\. On ahlrtina bu.rdena, Hamm uld cutUns tome Medi-Cal benelill would drive up c:ou.oty ho1p1t11l <'OAt• CutUoa publi<' * * * IJC Presllle•t Aa. .... efj hHlt.b l)f'Olrama tbat pNYetrt dtae ... coUkl a.ad t.o Iara• ln· crea .. ln treatment coet.a. And cuulo1 ln·home care for lbe dla· abled would lncreaae nunln1 home COit.i. Al•o, cuttln1 very many health or welfare pro1ram1 would coat Cautornla federal fuoda that are provided in &amounts equal to at•t.e and local apend.lni * * * Fight Vowed on Tax Cut A University of Cahfom1a re· gents committee studied pro· posed slashes or up to 30 percent in the system's operat.mg budget today. cut.s that officials say are necessary in the event Propos1 * * * t1on 9 <the Jarvi!> II 1n1luat1vt:! I!'. ::.ut'cessful m Jwu~ UC administrators said a 30 percent reduction m thti 1980·81 budget would shrink expen· d1tures from $966 million to $671l * * * UCI Says County Robbing From Poor ll is medical care for the poor that will suffer most if the coun· ty discontinues s uppleme ntal payments to UC Irvine's Medical Center. university of· ricials said Wednesday after county supervisori. set the stage to do just that. The board voted unanimously to put UCI on i.ix-month notice that it will lose what, In effect, ii. the Medi-Cal subsidy the county pays for treatment of the m edically indigent, about $2 million. Supervisors insisted it was not their intention to lower stand ards for treatment of the po0r. University officials disagreed strongly ••You cannot run an out patient cliruc with a maJOnty of Medi-Cal patient.s and provide a reasonable standard of medical care <without the subsid y>." saad OT. Stanley Van den Noort, dean cl UCI m edical School. ••Tber'e '9 DO 'lfa)' ~·-llake $2.5 m:llllon away b'Om thoee clinlcs and not have a reduction of servit'eS," Van den Noort added But supervisors hatl possible voter approval of Proposa\.lon 9. the Jarvis stat e inC'ome tax limiting meas ure, on the ir minds as they agreed t o 1ssut' the six-month notke. ··Even if Proposition 9 does not pass. which seems unlikely, the state will have to clamp down on lbe Medi·Cal pro- gram," sa.td ~uperv1sor tlartiet Weider "When this happens, there will be a financial s hift from the federal and state levels to the local levels." Mrs. Wieder said. She pointed out that ending the $2 million a year supplemental funding at the medical center is one or the rew cost savmg op- tions available to county govern· ment. The S2 mi111on Is the cumulative difference betw~n w b al UCI cbar1ea ror its .. rvioea U9def' a COD&J'ect WW. th• ~=~""1at tba eouOty l9 re tbrou&b Medi.Cal for ttac.e aervteea. m1lhon d $290 million loss m funds. "Th11t a decrease of tbis magnitude would actually be im· posed ls beyond imagination," lJ(' President David Saxon said . Saxon said at UC Irvine t'arber ln the month that tuition would become inevitable in the nine·campus system if the lax· c utting measure by Howard .Jarv111 ts approved June 3. But the president, in a letter to Governor Brown last Thursday, r e ite rated his belier that Proposition 9 would not pass. "I wall do everytlung I can to de· feat it, bttause I believe its passage would be against the public interest ," he said. The regent.s' Committee on Finance, meeting at the Los Angeles Convention Center, studied figures compiled for the State Department or Finance wh1cb could ooly be described as depressing to university of- ficials. • · 1 do not concede that the University of California can absorb any cuts, whether 30 per- cent, 20 percent or 10 percent ," Saxon said. "On the contrary. the university has already be<?n s queezed to the limit and beyond." To offset that loss, Saxon said, would require tuition "at levels far, far beyond current fees and far beyond that at all public Ul· stituUoo.s across the country." When Saxoo was at UC Irvine. he met with faculty leaders to dlacu11 the Jarvi• measure . NflUll ... t. ~IQl>era of tbe It.lee Academic Senate wm meet to further d1acusa tbe lm· pacla of Jarvis n mould it pass Landmark Turn s 75 Balboa Pavilion Set for Birthday Party By CAROL MOOR E OI IM O.lly l'llel Slaff A landmark ra med for its out· lme of 1,400 lighL'i soon will be cele brating with 75 candles. Three-quarters of a century or run at the Balboa Pavilion Wiii be r ecalled at a party in its baUroom March 5 The Newport Beach Historical Society is s ponsoring the event The tu stoncal society is ~k­ aog to have the pavilion des- ignated as a sta te and federal historical landmark. "It's the mos t familiar landmark In the county -more well known than th e courthouse." said Phil Tozer of the Pavilion's Victorian cupola, blue-tiled roof and sparkling bayside silhouette at night. Tozer is the current overseer of Davey's Locker sportfishing outlet. Tale of tbe Whale restaurant, fishlng dock, bail re- ceiver, tackle store, two gift shops, Pavilion Queen cruise boat and the Catalina Holiday, offering the only dally round trip from Orange County to the island. Thal array of concessions in- dicates how far the building has come since, records show. it was constructed as a "m agnificent boat house and pleasure pavilion" on a spit or "swamp and overflow land'' in 1905 for $15,000. A long succession or owners has been inspired to preserve its basic structure and retain lb beautiful shape and a uthen llC'ity. In 1947 when the building began to sink, Roy Gron.sky un- dertook the task of replacing wood pi.lings with• concrete to prevent the structure from slid· in2 into the bay. Alan Ducommun remodeled the exterior in 1962, and sance its purchase in 1969, Davey's Locker, Inc. has been com- mitted to authenti<' restoration of the Pavilion's inside beauty with oak staircase and back bar, leaded glass mirrors and crystal chandeliers. But that ls just the physical background. .. We want to bear what the people have to aay, and this par· ty will provide a convivial oc· cas1on," said Bill Grundy of the historical society. "We want to get more down on paper and into the files, copy more old photos and sift out un· truths. Early Balboa days are fading fast as people pass away a nd daily artifacts and heirlooms are thrown away." The party committee has located Vera Gay. 90, of Corona del Mar, who provided piano a<'- com pani menl for Pavilion performers as a girl in 1907. She has been invited to return to the key board for the 75th an- niversary fete. Long.time civic leaders, Les Sterrensen and Judge Robert Gardner will share duties as masters of the March 5 ceremonies. Dinner starts al 7 p.m . Ticket.a are $10 per person. Checo may be made payable to the b.Llt.orical society. 410 Aliso, Newport Beach, or to the An· niveraary Party, Balboa Pavilkm. 400 Main St., Balboa. For more information, phone 673·524$. THtl WM BALBOA .. AVIUON CIRCA 1907, TWO Y!ARI AFTER t'T WAS BUILT Newport Beech Htatortcet Soc,.ty Plana 75th AnnlverHry Fet• for Landmertl l!u!d!y1 F9br'*X 14, 1 llO Yes, It's Flooded Workman Roger Flores I right J carries an upside-down flooded ~1gn to tx· placed m front of Uus wat<.•rholl' that sprang up over night under the San Diego F reeway at Av e ry Parkway. The floodrng occurred whc>n a dram became dogged with trash. offl c:w b ~aid About t~o and a half inche::. of ram fell on the county overnight. result 1ng in !><'l·nt·..., <.imtl<.1r to this one m a numt)(•r of loe<Jt1on-. John W ayne's Estate S u e d Ove r C ontract Police Hold Nun In Mother's Death The estate of the late actor John Waynt: was i.ued Wednl>s day for $516,667 over h1i. aUeg<.'<l failure to perform on an ex C'lus1ve nghts contra<'t with tht· AmenC'an Broadcasting Co ABC alleged an tht· OranJte County Superior Court action that Wayne became' unable to work shortly after he was paid $600.000 on Jan. 3. 1979 as part of an exclus 1v<• contrac t for te levision appearances. The finn claimed that pay ment was made a fte r Waym· and his staff gave verbal a..,. s urances that h e would be available lo perform Wa ynl" died of cancer on June 11. According lo the lawsuit, Wayne entered the S2 million <'Onlract wtth ABC on July 12. 1977. He rccc1vl'd $1 25 mill.ion in November, ur78, l800 ,000 ill 197'9 and was due to receln t.be re-maiaJ.na '150.000 Uda year. Named u defendant.a In the action are Michael Anthony Wayne and Louis Johnson. They are listed as personal reprcsen- tali ves of the ei.tale or John Wayne ~AN FRANCISCO IAP1 A nun Wllh a htslory of P'>Y<'htatnc problems ~ai. plaC't:d und1•r ot, ,,t.•rvatwn after the hattPrt'd body or her 75"-year old mothl·r .,...a.., dJsco.,crl'd. p<>lact· !'.aid t1J day. Authonlll"'> scud ~10,ter Hcrw L ~anft1acomo was t ak1·n 1nl11 «U::.tod y Tue!>ddy nu:ht .rnd placed under pi.yC'htatriC' ulJ i.er val.lon for 72 hour.. The dead woman, alsn nam1-d Ro:.e Sangiacomo. v. a' di' co .. ·ered on the floor nt:ar thu Registration Not Draft -Carter WASHINGTON I API f'rt""•· dent Carter says t.her~ hai. ~n "a gross oven-eactJon" amon~ t · n 1 ted Statt><> youth tn h1' ~ru po:.al th4ilt draft regai.trauoo be relmiateel. Ca~r told bl• aatloeaUy televised aewa eonfereace Wednesd ay lbat protest.a are based on the mistaken belle( that a n-gistretion will ~ad to a draft. but "I have not C'a lled for. and do not anL1c1pall' c-allmg for a draft." kitchen of h<'r Richmond D1s- tnl·t homt•, oCfaccrs said. A C'ross Jnd J holy p1C'lure were found plc1ced on her back, they added. Pollet-wer<' met at the door by "•~tn Rachel F1Lr.gerald, Sister Ho--.· ' Moth('r Superior, who h,ut 1::ont• to tht· home after Sas t•·r H'"'" faal(•d t u appear c1L a rn •·l'l inc ~1 .. tt:r Rachel told police tbat ~1-,tcr Hoi.c was speaking "in· roht>rmtly. unceasingly and av-1.H'~• n -<i high-strung" when !>he .md another nun arrived. She told orftC'NS that Sister Rose ··made rl'fcrences to demons und dev1ls" when a::.ked about the body The Mother Supenor told of- flc l'r., that Sister R~e had ~n aC'lang 1trangely rn ~burch and h<id bt•t•n .. ummont>d to tht- m l!>:ttc"d m~ng w d1scw.s her ~bavior. PolJce sa.Jd abe b-.d bff1t _.., peydllat.de ure tbr tbe p Mt rosr yean. Coroner Boyd StA!pbens said the victim swrered bead and c hei;t wounds, "probably ad· man1<;lNf'd by hand, .. but he rould not 1mm1·chalely pinpoint tht> rau.'4.· of death Save 15 to 25°/o 011 Upholstered Cliairs a11d Sofas .. I n~ a Wide Clioice of Fabric Our sale events are eagerly awaited, and for very good reason. When we otter reductions, you save importantly on the very finest sofas. love seats and chairs made toddy. Upholstery fabrics, construction and cushioning are of the highest quality. Styling is Impeccable. included In the low sale price. Come choose today -the beautiful result is furniture to cherish. In e'lery room In your home' PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS 0,.. ..._,, n..rt. I Fri. ho. (} J, ,.; ll 2 () 0 0 f' f HR/C .t.; TO t :ll<>OSE f'ROM i 11c I uding VPlretR, ,H <• t I a s s ~ ' s , Tapf>.'flry~, <:otto11. /> ri 11 ts, TPx I ures, t :urduroy ." and II roccu/,. ·"'. Winter Furniture l l 1 5 HAt toa ILVD. COSTA MESA 646· 75 \ -. . •• ...• ~ T-~~·' ...... love's in the Air 80GOY RSAaTB DAY: SUrelY JOU ttidD"t let tM eur-rent~ dampen Jou.r St. Valeliltine'a Day. Love CM aurvl~. evea '9Dder water. You ~ be left ~ bowevn, what.ever hap- pened to tboM nub Val..un.'a DQ cardll that mtan peo. pie Htlt to qela other wwped. ThoM )'9ter'r•ar mluJ"8 ot lnauJt urrted poema somclh.lnl Wte th1I Ro.Ni AIY Red, V6oWCI A,..,.,_, T"-w ~A,. Ump. AIMI &o A"' YC*. .• The sentiment 'Wit ll'•ba you rilht by lbe hnrtalrin&i Ym1P&aAnVE VALENT1ND may bave ~ •lDCtl gone out ol at.yle but I' 11 Just bet you there were a ftw noat· 1ng around today. Cooaider the poKS1blhty lhat lhe Irvine Company ~en1 J vaknlme to lhe Ne wport Bt:acb Clly Council. It ww; probably a crate of temoM They wouldn't at tach a greeting card. Just an envelope containing a lawsuit from developer Don Koll. Fountain Valley Chamber of Commerce President .James Petrikin. whose city council candlcacy was JUSt ruled invalid, probably isn't :-.ending any valenunes at all thl!'> yt·ar 111··~ JUSt g1vmg awuy h1~ stock of campaign but- tons. Rubble Utters this street in Essex, Ont.. after an ex- plosion and fire destroyed a whole block of downtown Es· sex, demolishing seven businesses and shattering win · dows. The blast was heard 10 miles away. Two men we re hospitalized. but no deatru, were reported Hostages' Kin Feelings Mixed By Tbe Auoda&ed PnJU Relatives of some or the $0 Americana beina held boet.qe ln Iran expressed hope and dinp- polntmeot following President Lawmen Seek More Cooper Hijack Loot VANCOUVER, Wub. CAP> - Aa hordes of reporters and a herd ol cows looked on, scien- tists and FBI agents sifted lbrouah sand along the Colum· bla Rfver, aean::blng for more ol lhe loot that bad been miaalng since sky pirate D.B. Cooper parachuted from a plane nine years ago. Agents trenching the riverbank Wednesday found a few more scraps of lhe $200,000 ransom but no sign of the first man to hlJack un airliner for money Carter's comments Wednesday nlgbt on U.S. effort.a to free lhe hoetaRes. •'There was nothing new. I really don't want to comment." sa.id Betty Scott, wile of Army Col. Charles W. Scott. 47, of All ant.a. "He didn't aay notbin1. I dldo't &earn ooe iota of what I expected about what they've been datn&. Maybe be can't aay, but I WU Juat left baqtn& ... aa1d Jesse Lopez of Globe, Ariz .. father of Marine Sit. Jimmy Lopez,Zl.. BUT BAUAaA Rosen, wife of Barry Rosen, 36, lbe em- busy'a preu attacbe, said abe 'IWH "very happy" that Carter "didn't say very much'' about lhe bolsta&e altuatioa. "Let the Iranian 1overommt and the United Stat.ee govern· ment handle the problem wit.bout the media coverage . . . this abouJd be going on lb.rough diplomatic channels rather than the media." Mrs. Rosen and lhe couple's two young childr en live an Brooklyn, N.Y. lN IDS OPENING statement. Carter said be will s upport establis hment o r an "ap - propriate commission with .a carefully deflned purpose" as <J way to end the 102·da)' i.t.alemate He did not, however, define the purpose, nor did he suaeest that the release of the boetagea was lmml.De.Dt. The brother of Robert Ode, at 64 lhe oldest American hol>t.<tgt. said Carter's commenlb g&ve him hope. "You can't but feel some op· timlam.'' aakS Howard Ode, 66. a retired Dow Chemical Co. worker. in a telephone interview from bl.a home ln Mldlan.d, Mich. "TID.'J WHOLE thrng has been a ~en~ or roller coasters. And it seems to me lhal there now Is something in the offing. I don't look for it this week. but I do think the hostages will be re lea8cd within a month ." Robert Ode of fo'alls Cbutth, Va . was as.«;1gncd to the em- bas~y JW)l days before 1t Wa!> -.e1wd "I agree w1lh the prei.ldent. l 'vt> backed him a ll along,'' lfoward Ode said "Right now I feel it ts a ucld1i.h situalloo, and 1f there is any hope oo the horizon I thlnk we s hould play ll safe and not talk too much." Panel Probes Nuclear Leak 81 'ne Auoela&.ed Preu The Nuclear Regulatory Com m1ulon 1s 1nvestigat1ng th•· second di.acb.arge this week or radloactlve krypton gu at th,. Thrtt Mile Island nudear plant 111 Pennsylvania and aays it onh learned of xenon gas leak.! at J plant ln Maryland when an in spector che<-ked plant reC'<Jrd!. M eao whal t>, 0 H1 c1al s of M t>tropolita n Ed ison C o operator of ThrN> M 1le Island d1 sc.'10fted that krypton 85 has t>St'aP<-d from tht> plant at Mid· dldt>~n P.1 . on :-.t•vt·ral oc· cas1oru, w recent month'o None ol the em1ss1ons lnt.o thP citmosphere. including lhe most reN•nt m Penn,t;ylvao1a and al th•· t •J t\l'rt l liH:-. nudt•ar plant .•l Lu:.b:-'ftd . thr •Jtt:ncd publiC' ht•JIU1. 11HIC'1dh 'o dld , hut they ~ l n · conc•·mL-d :-.omf' may not h.n c been properly reportt:d. ' ' ' t THE TUSTIN CITV Council reportedly sent a valen· tine to the Costa Mesa City II all today. It turned out to be a copy of Tustin's new anti-nudlty law . It came in a plain brown wrapper. Somebody reported that the vaJeoUnes Nat out by the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce were real cute Ulla year. They looked like miniature Penlan ruga. AND TIIE FBI agent who led the invesUgatioo since lhe 1971 hiJack i.ays the discovery tends to confirm hls s~ulatJon that Cooper . who bas become aomethiq ol a folk bero, died the D1tbt he parachuted iDLo a ato rm 1omewbere over soulh,...tem Wublogtoo. Despite all lhJs. people were sending each other some nice valentines today. Some folks even did It right here ln this i.ll'rhng 1oumal Then· are valentine mc~!>ages all ovt>r the paper bac·k on Puiws C4 to C7 ONE VALENTINF: EVt:N cttme in ht:re ut the pupn from th<' Floyd family that was wnttcn In verse a:. a t nbutP to lhe1r r <'l1nng paper delivery girl, Kelly Miller Wt• rcprodut'e the Floyds' offenng here 10 thlB space. It surt>ly shows that the real Valentine's Day splrtt i.b !'>llll around. When you love your newspaper dehvery girl, every thing ba.s to be all right in the world. Cops Nab 5 in Big Holdup NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Police, acting on a tip from a 1'/itness, eay they have re· · covered more than ball the loot . and arrested five persons follow- ing the robbery of a Wells Fargo truck. The Tuesday robbery of $367 ,000 was believed to be the biggest robbery in New Orleans history. Police sald Wednesday they recovered $167 ,000 and made t h e arrests after a bystander got lhe license plate number or the alleged getaway car. One of those arrested waa a We lls Fargo guard wbo was sprayed with a chemical but wu not seriously hurt during the robbery, police said. Soggy and battered fragments of several thousand doUan in S20 bills were discovered Sunday by an 8 year-old boy dunng :.i family p1c·nit'. Senal number.. l onr1rm~d they Wl'rl' part or lhc ninsom fo'BI agent Paul Hudson saJd he ruled out the possibility that the money was buried along lhe river near Vancouver "HOWEVER THEY got there, they must have been deposited withln a couple of years aft.er the hijaclung," said agent Ralph Himmellbach, due to retire lo two weeks after beading the Cooper investigation since the hijack. "Rubber bands de· teriorat.e rapidly and could not have held the bundles to1et.ber ve ry long. The Corps of Englneen Iden· tified a layer of sand u b.avt.nc been deposited when the 40-foot ship channel was dred1ed lo Auauat 1.974. Agents speculated Cooper'• ~ody would have cloned the dredle ii It had been ln the channel then, but a Hebel could have l(ooe throulb. Storm Heads Southeast Arizona, New Mexico Next Targeta AllMl"Y /4Afl>0<'- 8•111mou llhm••tll lllulralo Ctlerl\l"WV Chl<•ve> C1t1<1nna11 CIPVtl<tn(I Dulul,. F'•1rtMn• HertfOt<I ......... Ind •poll•, IO\ AnQOll~ #ll<llflll•U~ .. 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L . lie : bl. ~­or· ta s. of or b· n ly ra In ot ll es . ... n. rt.. • • • -----------------------J/ltlf-~ ,_ -------------------_..,., -----------·~-----.--------· ------. ._ ___ ------------- -· --------. ---·----------------------------------------------... CALIFORNlA .. 11ee.aa Gas Overcharge Violations Hit L06 ANOICLSS (AP> -Department of ICMra audlton aay area pa •ldont are o"rcb.alWlna t.betr ~tom..,.-lllree tillM8 &be oaUoaal averaae. wlth u~v.-eba.r•• aver..S. two to fhe ceotl a plloo. Tbt bllblat overcbarc cbaronred a Ince lut Autuat wu 1 I.Cl cent.a a plloo. ooo atrlclaJ Mid. n WA.8 SVGGDTED Lbat • bit overcbaraiq au.rp occurred In Jamaary u bUIO crude all pric. hlk• abow.cf 'IP at tbe retail •upump. 5mce AQI. l wb,n tbe meru depa.rtmt:Dl lt.Na•»ned lta prtce-<lll!Uinl faklelinet, • peft'ent ot the area ataUonl ~becked were found to be overcbarstnc That comparea wttb a naUonal averqe ol 19 pereeftl. .IANVUY FIGUaES WOE 68 percent locally a.nd 2'1 percent natloowtde. Federal officaala empbasued. however, that the pricln& lnfrac lions were discovered at operations on wbicb the department bad received compla.mtJ>. The checks were not random. Bul the num bers indicate a tugber rate of overcharges here, they satd. GEOaGE BUBBAaD, audit direct.or of the energy deeartmenl enfottement division here, speculated Wednesday that tighter sup plies and price Uda higher than .most other parts of the c:ount.ry were beb1Dd the violatiom. "U a l'lY across the street from me la allowed to charge ten cents a gallon more than I am and still bu a line of cars waiting to get in, then tbe temotatioo for me ia to Jack up my price," be ex- plalDed. ''Tight supplies plus bigb price equals violations.'' Edward N. Hepper, member of lhe Cana- dian Cens ul General's office in Los Angeles receives a singing valentine in his office as other members of the staff look on. Tiiie event, sponsored by a local com- pany called "l.Jve Wires," was to show ap- ~. f*'-J H . ,. preciation to the Canadian government for its help in getting American citizens out of Iran. The singing trio, from left, are Cyndi Cardinal. Rebecca Cash, a nd Jude Kothmann. ' • • • I K-9 C op Arrests Gunmen ...-.: . ... • . . • . . . . ' • DANVILLE (AP) -Two ! 1unmeo beld seven persons, tio.tace in a suburban~ for an hour, then were captmed : by a police doc after excb•Qllng ; cu.nllre with oftlcen when they tried to escape, autboritlea said. • One of the men was abot in the: arm by potlce Wedneada7 night. when the pair attempted to drive. away f10m the house with two ot : the bostaces, Cont ra Costa · Count;)' abertfr's deput.lea aa1d. ''Tbe Yehlde, disabled by of-. fleer eunftre, wu abandnned in a nearby acbool yard, and the aaspecb were subsequently ar- rested by a K-9 cop," Sgt. Ken Dyersald . Dyer said Richard Paz. 28, and Brian Shipp, 21, both or Pleuant lll.U, were arT'eSted for conspiracy, kidnapping, rob- bery, aaaault with Intent to com- mit murder, assault with deadly weapoo and burglary. Paz was treated at Contra Costa County Hos pital in Martinez for the minor gumbot wound. Both men were being held In the county jail. Dyer said she riff's depubes were called to the bOme of An- tbooy Romano about 7: 50 p.m. '. on man-with-a-gun complaint. Runaway Tank Truck Crash K ·ills Driver PRESIDENTS': NEWHALL <AP> -Officials are investigating the cause of a tanker truck crash and rtre on northbound Interstate 5 that took the lite of its driver, a 35-year-old Los Angeles man, and closed all lanes ol the freeway for three hours. "Both sides of the freeway were on fire when officers arrived," said CaUfornia Highway Patrol office r John Gentry. The accident occurred at 7:20 p.m. Wednesday when tbe brakes ap- parently failed on the double-trailer rig, during a snow flurry, causing it to run out of control, strike two vehicles and then explode into flames. The rig was hauling an un- identified flammable liquid. ( J tear gas to break up Wednesday night's fight. which started in a cor- ridor by inmates returning from the dining room, prison spokesman Cliff Reed said. Twelve crude knives were recovered from the area, be said. The incident followed a clash Tues· day night involving 40 to 60 lo.mates in which one inmate was killed and another injured, Reed said. ,..,.,. • .,esS••••• LOS ANGELES <AP) -U.S. Sale prkes good tltnJ ~'s ~ Mond.l}4 Feb. 18, °' Jtile MfJP(ia /Mt. LEVrS WESTERN SHRTS (A)Choowlrom long~~.-!~~"' ~~plaids CcMOn/~SM·L·XLRegS1150-20 NOW $11.49-12.99 LEVrS MOVING' ON JEANS NAME SALE n..•eWlll P PlllNI Marshals were searching today for four inmates who used two prison veblclea to ram their way out ol Term lnal Island Federal Correc- tional lmtttutlon. (8} ~on popular~~"' prNeShed dmm. NllUfol !will.~ Of brushed~ s.Motd ~ 11'1 Mi.c.d 51orn. Walvs 28-38. FWg St9·24 ( I• L OS ANGE LJES (AP> -U.S. postal tmpeet.on ..... ... t lJld • l.oe ADI•'-couple. ~ b7 federal authorltlea in connection with a s cheme to collect more than ~.ooo from insurance companies through phony accident claims. Assistant U.S. Attorney Henry Rossbacher said Joseph Berson, 39, and Norma Jean Keenan, :n, who claims to be Berson's wife, were ar- raigned late Wednesday before U.S. Magistrate John R. Kronenberg. Bail was set at $25,000. Flee ...... la .... .,. TRACY <AP> -Tbe second brawl in two days at the Deuel Vocational Institute involved about 50 prisoners, s ome uslng prison-made weapons, and has left five inmates injured, of- ficials say. Prison ~uards used two rounds of Local aatboritiea were b>ktng for one of tbe eecape vehicles, an orange 1962 bait-too pickup truck of unknown make which the escapees may have used to drive away from the area. The inmates crashed the double gates at the facility with the pickup and a fire truck at 7:40 p.m. Wed.Des· day during a tree-movement period at the minimum security facility. ,ig JI•• Cw lldllett FRESNO <AP> -The Fresno death peoalty case against a 30-year- old man charged with the rape-slaying of his 12-year-old stepdaughter was dismialed oo a legal technicality, then immediately refiled. Donald Griffin is accused in tbe death of the girl, whose body was fowld Dec.13slubedandsexually mutilated near the San Joaquin River. See the Vera Maxwell Spring Collection of Suits and Coats. shown by a special 1epe an 1b1tive at I. Magnin South Ccat Plaza on Friday and Saturday, February 16 and 16. Impeccable tailoring in superfine fabrics: soft woolem, mohair and Ultrasuedl polyester- polyurethane. The dinner and theatre suit in black UltralUede~ a nipped-in jacket over 1llm skirt, 6 to 14 sizes 646.00. F lne Suit Salon Lmagmn South Coast Plaza Costa Mesa 967-1611 NOW $13.99-17.99 HAWADAN PRINT SHIRTS (Q Tr~ s<M'"'<J" ""' mew 1,,mous mCJker t·ta-..euon pnnr r~ lor "'''' Assoned ~ \2b NOW $16.99 LEVI'S CORDUROY PANTS (0) I iefe\a great ~rga1n on vovr lol.qne 9'yle<.ol c""d pont<-tJ.i L~ S. Asta. ~' dnd sMes. Req S27 l8 NOW $18.99 UGHTNIVG BOLT SHIRTS (£) MllrJ,1 ~ ol short ~ engttl(ll'fed 'ilr!J)l' Ot ~eoo pr1n1 knl1 ~ IOO'J. CJJllOn Reg \20 21 NOW$14.99 SAVE 25% ON OCEAN PACIFIC PANTS (q "'4•'1-<• CUI prlC~ on fh,., ri 001' ITl()';f ~lar ~r-. fr>f 'ofl'UVJ In ch'il rob-~ o4 c Ol'IOn <Jteenog or bru-.hed (lOr'ltn ~ ~ In "'lecled '>klrt"' \A.01<;1 ~ 2k 38 Req \lO u. NOW $14.99-16.99 B 0 I ,'J ----:, -------------y-- ----------------------~----- ........................... , ......................... . .. . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . ................ .. <fp; . I I \ ,, ' ' ' ----------------- ......... ( . ,...-' -· 0 angeQ>asiO olyl'11ol Editorial Page .................................................. ~. '*'*' .... , • Newport Leaders Short on Manners 1 No ooe la 1otna to be able tA> accUM Newport Beach City C-ouncUman Don Mdnnll ol l"etirln1 quietly after 12 years u a city !atb r L.ut week Mcinnis ftred a a-aJvo at hJ.a polJticaJ oppo· nenta that muat have ten them alnced and 1mokln1. WMn the West Newport &tich resident ta1U about government of h11 city, he ba1 12 yean of cou.ncll ex· pertenw and two two-year tenna u mayor to draw on. . He ri&hlly polnted out that the current council ma· JOMly mA lo htck a MMe ol cobetlon and a eel of (uid· i ng prulosophicul prlncapla. He aaJd they tend to react t.o th~ clty"s Problem. al the crisia level, rather than an- tlcapaUnR tbo8e problems and formwatina lon1·ran1e pt.n with whach lo deal wtlb them. AU lood pomt.s, and well taken. altbouab made Ln a rather bombastic f u h1on. Mclnnls also had a rew more dero1atory thlnp to say ubout the council majority. He called them rude and autocratic and charaed they treat those who ditaaree with them lll a shabby manner. That too 18 an accurate observation. Of course it might be recalled that many Newport.era said the same of fttf cJnnis on occasion. when he wu mayor and leader of the faction that now finds itself in a minority position. But .the larger question is, is it no longer possible to -iet. a CJty's ~uslness done without sacrificing dignity , ciVllity and fair play, regardless of which faction ls wield· ing the power? And if it Isn't , what kind of community will we become-and who wants it ? Basic Acadenllcs First Hearings are scheduled later this month as a three· m e mber fact -finding panel gathers information about stalemated contract talks between Newport-Mesa Unified School District officials and teachers. Teachers who have been working without a contract since last Jufy, are growing impatient, and understand· a bly so. They'r e due retroactive pay, and have been waiting for it quite a while. The district is offering an 8 percent retroactive hike and 6 percent more alter July 1, while the Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers is asking 11 percent retroactive and another 11 percent next summer. Both sides claim to be seeking ways to squeeze the e xtra money from an already strained budget, and we wish the m luck. But ther e's a second item on the table that shouldn't be ther e. The union is a sking that an elementary school enrich· me nl program be guaranteed without cuts, except those rt:· quired by declining enrollment. The basal program, which provides physical educa· lion. m usic and other e nrichment instruction, is unques· tionably of great va lue in the youngsters' educational and :,.oc1a l d1·vl'l"pmt:nt. And th(• district s houldn't make any m orl' <'Ul!> an 1tlht.1n a re absolutely necessa r y. ·But with the threat of Jarvis 11 hanging over their heads, trustees m ay be hard put to maintain an educa· t.ionaJ program next year in the basic academic subjects. A guarantee of an enrichmeDt procram.. however . worthy. has no place In contract neeoUaUon.. Pretty But Pointless U (·~1<h•n1:. of Irvine· and N<·wport Hcach r<.·ce1\'l·d ;,i tx·:i ut1fully prinll'd :.ind photographed n·port in th<.· mail this wcck <rnd last from thl' Irvine Company Called "lkport to the· Community 1980," the sh m volume was sent o ut amid compa ny anno uncemenL'i that res1dl·nts of th<• two communities were lo be given a g)i m psc in lo the de velopment philosophies of the area's biggest landowner ll was described a s an annual report without the numbers. Irvine Mayor David Sills d escribed it much more dkrectly: "Whal came is one of those things you get from a travel agency." It's a nice promotion piece for the company and a good one for the a rea -one with which to dazzle your friends and relatives back in the Midwest and East. But it f)so would have been nice if it had incorporated a Little more solid information on what 's in store for the resi· dents of I rvine and Newport Beac h -a little more detail on what 's next on the drawing board -material which bas been lo some degree r evealed to cit y and county plan· ners. As a private firm, the Irvine Company is certainly under no obligation to volunteer a lot of information .. bout its plans, nor to accoWlt for bow it will be using its resources. And certainly the company has plenty of rea· son to be gWl-shy of being politically whipsawed by some local politicos for whom bailing the Irvine Company bas become a religion . But we can't escape the feeling that the company was a tittle too low key in th.is one. A few more facts would have made it a more meaningful and important docu- m ent to the citizens of the area. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally PllOI Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s Invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Sox 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd/Stuttering By L.M. BOVD A man who say~ he ha~ atuttered all his hfc reports. u.~a1· Gloon1y G u M Why is it Coastline Comumunlty College adult e ducation can h ave 1 ,800 couraet. spend tholdands on ad· vertlai.na1 teach adult.a to dlleo rr.., but youna 1r1de school puplla may have to pay for tbelr but tunaporta· lion? 11.H.B. "'""''/ ""'' , __ .... ., ... .. "'"'• .. , , ............... , _ .... ,.., ......... ·-· .. ... ....... ,., .... ~ ......... . O ... m, ~ Dl+IY rtlK ' .. Frequently the mo~t daf ficult sylJables for a stutterer lo pronounce are those in h1~ own name" When an earthworm needs a nap, it takes ll, regardless of what's going on So deep Is this innaLe Impuls ion that when you cut said worm In half, ·both halvee lake tbelr naps at the same time. Q. What's the difference between a "proor coin" and an "uncirculated coin"? A. 1be unctrcuJat.ed coin la minted on tbe hl1h·apeed preaa, moved on conveyora, run tbrouah a tunnel mac hine and atruck only once. It'• not auarant.eed to be perfect. The proof coin la hand·fed to a slow preaa, struck twice, and Loapected for perfection. It l• made from a hl&blypoUabed blank. J.ck Anderson Soviet Leader 'Disappears' WA S HIN GTON -T h e per•odtc dlHPS>Hrancea from Moacow of top Soviet leaden b aa bffome rouUne since they p.1111ed the 70.year mark and t>Gaan to succumb to the Ill nenes ot old aae But Premier Alexei Koey.itn bu been out of public vltw tor 80 Ions th~t peo- ple are bqinruni to talk. Th~ pracmat1c premit'r, •~d only to Pretldtlnt Leomd 8r~thnev tn world r l' no wn, haan't been aeen in public since mid October Al aae 76, he could be i.uf · rcrlng from the major Ill oess that has been m e n · h oned in Moscow as the reason for his absence. But there are festering susp1· dons that Kosygin's illness m ay have political complications. Thewordha.t le.kedoutthalhla later. But lhe connection son-ln·law, DUlt\rman Ovishianl, between Karr and Koanln's accepted payoth from an son·ln·law hu s tirred whi1pen American mystery man named 1n the intelll&ence community. Oavld Karr '· There's no lon1er any re•· son to withhold the fact that Karr used to brine me ln!orma· lion from 1Mlde the KremUn His report.I tnv1ri1bly tW'Md out t.o be rebable. Sometimes he Upped me off to Kremlin bap- penangs before our 1nte1Ugence agencies learned about them. Suddenly last July, Karr died 1n Parts under m ysterious circumstances He had Just re · lumed from Moscow where he kept an apartment. He was ac· companied by his daughter, Cathy. who said he was exhaust· ed. She bebeves he died from natural caus es. But Karr 'i. widow has s uggested lo the Pans pohce that he may hav~ been murdered by the KGB It may be strictly colnciden· tal that Kosygin disappeared from public view three months -- THE CENTBAL Intelligence AMtncy. meanwhile, has been reporting for four years that Kosygin had one root on a banana peel. The agency learned that Brezhnev had re· peatedly "overstepped an.stitu· t1onal boundaries. Intruding Into Kosygin's governmental do main, by anterrupUng meetmgs of the Council of Ministers." As far back as Feb 20, 1976 . the CIA reported · "U a lop I e ader s hould ~o . Pre mier Kosygin .seems lo be the rrlObt lik ely Penod1cally, reports are <'trculat~ that he would hke to ret1n· His health has been mdaf· re rent rttently. Over the yearh, has government.al apparatus has s uffered attacks and incursions rrom the party, in c luding Brez.hnev. . .. Kosygin tumself confided to ,~r --...'b 'Mt,~1Tur<; 15 J1~YQ.KT'ERCAUJNG . 1 RkAU.Y W1~14 I CLMD ~DJr ~ ~~ k'4[) Mm'!~ wirn ~ALL, M fl.S '1W ~ I'M WK HrR"& IN ]1£ ~ a.· ~ ~! · Mailbox Swedish Prime Mlntat.r Olof Palme lo lt'18. accord.inc to a secret report, that the Politburo had decided he ahouJd "let new pollttcal leaders be seen for awhile." Accordingly. K<>11yJ,in bee.an to fade from the pubUc apotlight until he disappeared altoeether last October. In Moscow, diplomatic sources told my re· po rter, Sally Denton, that Kosyg1n no longer has a voice ln Krembn coWlclls. His likely sue· ceuor, she was t.old . would be Deputy Premier Nikolai A. Takhanov. 74, already a Polit· buro member and a political al· ly of Brezhnev. As one secret CIA report put 1t, "It is easier for Politburo rivals to join m ousting mem· bers than m agreeing on new rolleagues." WATCH ON WASTE: The Pentagon spends more than $350 million a year to operate cul· rate food commissaries across the coWllry Service families buy food and other Items at a 25 percent discount, thanks to this taxpayer sub6idy. Congress in· tended that commissaries serve military pogts that were remote from civilian shopping centers. but the Pentagon wordsm1lhs have gotkn around thas by com· 1ng up wtth a unique definition or th(' word .. remote ·· In the brass h.ih · view, a post is remote If it " more than 10 minutes' drive from a supermarket. -A loosely administered Agriculture Department pro- gra m has lhe General Account· mg Office bw:zing angrily 1be Beekeepen' Indemnity Pro- gra m compemates apiarists as much as S2S for each beehive population that's destroyed by pestlt'ides. It'll cos t the tax- payers almost $3 malllon this yc:.r. GAO Investigators suspe<'t that so m e unsc rupulous bt"eke<.'pt'r. ar<: eithe r submit· ting phony claims or a re de- liberately letimg their bee col omes die from exposure to t.oxic chemtcala. ll'a easier than taJt. ing pre-cautions, and all.et' all it'so only pubbc moo<'y. Alllericans Paying for Oversiz~ A To the Editor: The American public blameti our automobile manuracturers for flooding the markl't With m ti lion.., of un..,alable . <I\ "r powcrN'I and ovt·r weight ..: . .-. ~u1 .d1ng l·ar ..... "'h tl1· h1~!1l m1l<'agc for<'11otn car~ :-.ll·:.il lhe mark<'t Actu ally. u ur c<ir makers lt>amed long ago that unless they make what the public demands , their cars will not sell and they will go broke. Years ago such makers as American Motors (formerly Rambler) and Crosley learned that bitter lesson when they brought out economy cars at which lhe public turned up tbear noses. Stout. economical Euro- pean can such as Austin were readily available but any American who bought one was looked on as a sort of kook by his neighbors and co-workens. To have any standing a 17S- pound American had t.o drive a 4,QOO.pound juggernaut to work eacb day. It la sa.ld that lhe Greyhound bus people were ap- proached by one ambitious fe llow who wanted them to make a convertible roadater mounted on a bus chasals for him so l.bat be could "keep others an their places." Until Americans regain a sense or proportion In their de· mands for larae cars . large hom et1, large everything, we can expect heavy economic strains on our country. The old maxim . •'cut the suit to Ill the cloth," will have to be re-learned or some biller lessons Ile ahead for us. t"RANK KLOCK Tr••••rt N~d• To the Editor It Is my oplnion that Orange County desperately needs t.o or ganlze a centrally located transportation center near, or a dJoinmg. the U.S . Marine Corps helicopter base, lcxated bet ween Edinger and M aln, and between the Newport Freeway a nd Culver Drive The following leased mobile buildings would be required, a long with acres of parlttna -A paueo1er 1taUon for the 'Amtrak train that runa between Los Angeles and San Dte10 which wou ld replace t he downtown Santa Ana station OreyhoWld/Trallway11 bu11 terminal. -Oranu County Ra pid Tranall bus terminal. "Park and Ride" terminal tor commuter bus pools. ''R emotely· localed ·· airline termlnal to replace lhe lermlnal al John W1yne Airport tOf' buatn1 puaen1era and lupa1e dlrecUy trom ~ Ucltet den to the aircraft. Bua terminals tor buses direct to Ontario and LAX airports. 1.F.ASF.O ~0811.t: hu1ld1n~.-. ~11ulct prn\•d1· thr pr.trt1r,1I t'l'Onom1rJI 'olut ion 111 th•· 11, n<1m1<•,1llv < han~1n.: r1~11111• rr1t·nt.., f11r Or an~t· ( 'ourlt > ' t ran..,rx1rt.1t11lf'l 11<·t·1b C'ount y ~u111·r v1~nr Tum Htl •·\ h<Js publicly bc·it2<-d th•• Munty i.taff for an "innovative" pr111· t1ral remote tf'rminal to c-n couragt> passeng~rs to takC' lhC' bus t.o Ontario Airport Golden West haa been usan« Its terminal at LAX COfl!llruC'ted o r mobile build lo1s for -4 number of years The lat.est design In aarporu (I.e. lhe airport being built at M onl r e a 11 uses bus es to tr101port paasen1ers fro m h cket/bagga1e-check dealt to the aircraft The weather at On· tario or John Wayne does not require apedaJ buaea that con· nect directly t.o the aircraft f« loading and unloadlnl( Baa· eage could be tramported on the same bus or on a separate vehicle (that accompanies the bua I II required. The county, funded by the FAA. has contracted with VTN construction company to deo velop plans for a larae terminal complex at John Wayne Airport. It is my opinion that any laq~e te rminal romplcx con11trurtc.-'(I at John Woyne Airport would only be un expensive. mcrfl elent monuml'nt to naivl', In competent. bureaucratic. N>un ty .covemment unresponsive to Informed. rational Input orftored and received from lo<'nl, an- volvl'd, professional Individual rc.• 111 den l3. The expansion o( tPrmannl ~tructures at John Wayne Airport would also stane the or dcrly Rrowth or general av1u tt0n llervlces that could dfl c1ently meet thc dynamic re qulrements or the' adjacent bu!ltnet1s and industrial com plcx CHARLES GRIFFEN llele•t r...,,. 8 To thf' Editor· CalifomJ9 hM ulway~ been u leader In the care of the mental· ly retarded. Many slatea bave eopicd our pro.crum. If Propo81tlun 9 la Pll""ed thl11 would dll chanl(e. Please use your lnnoonce lo defeat thla pro· poll Ilion I tam " fOftter grandparent at l''atrvlew and rt'~llie lht' value or our wo rk th..rc• with the children LOU ISE SONDERMAN /fl .. rf••F~ '!'o the Editor: I have to exprus my opinion t aboul tb9 l:Jac1 WI l• •••t-1 ... fees. Tbett are 80CDe d S that should be made tn mooriftc poltc-1t""I to make 1l moN' fat r lo thn'it' of "mod~t m<'ans .. 1 Ho~l!. orn1pying nrnonnJ.('> 'houh1 tM· rt-<1u1rt'<i tu makr on1· 1rip 1•vt>"" \f'J.f, und~r th('lr 1JWTl !>(>14 t•r , out .1r1>und lht> tx II bU<>} J.I tht> harbor t·ntranr.-1 h1' 14 0uld help t>hmrnat<-"moonng holders" and enrourage act1vt' USC' Of lllON' moonngs 2 Rental of tbt-mooring should be aUowed for t wo or l.bree out ol nery f1v(' years l.he leue ls held but t.be rmt a.bouJd be no 1DOtt l.ba.n 1S percent ol the ye&rly tee ao that proftt I.a not a moo~. l . MOOIUNG TaANSt'EllS should continue lo be allowed with the aale at a boat. Many boat owners of modest means would find it lmpoaible to Ml.I their boata witbout bem. able to assure the new owner ol a piece to keep It. Abo many people ol modest means would be amable to afford t.o buy a boat --. they bad a reuoaably priced place t.o keep iL Prolt.lbWDs the tranafen will only ~· !llagnaUon In the hlM)()ver ol moorings and new waya of circumventing the system. 4. 'Ibere should be an Increase in mooring fees and the extra re· venue shouJd be used to finance more launching facllltlea becaus<' for those of modest means tra.Uerable boau are the wave of the future MARY MOYER ····~•pTINNa1 To the F.d.itor. I am a veteran ol Wortd War ll I h:we pa.ad my taxes (lot& of them> all thest> years. Now I'm looklnit at the Jarvi• 11 in1UatJve to cut our state in· come lax in ha lf Then I'm lookin~ at thla Pl'f'1'l· df'nt of llCI s ay1nl( this will cut the college e ducation funds Tht-n I'm lookin« al the main c n pllon of UCI studeota 1ayloi "We Won't G<>" (re draft re1· lstration>. Why Should l aup. port these bastards'> RUSSEl.L W. BANOERT •ta l"reieec ... To the FAJtor · As a parent of a freshman at Newport Harbor tuch School, I am so up&et ot lht conatanl tbef\ and vandalbm or btcycle8, when I think of the money my son and I both have spent on ,..place· mt'nl parU and ~pain. On talk· ln1 to the Coeta Meaa Police Ot'partment and lbe school ~· mlnlatratlon , lb• problem lffm l t.o be aettJn1 blHW IV• eryday -with btcycle lbeft riop In operation even. Neither bad a .. ,,.,. ,., ..,.,.'Y not -... ~ ,..,-. In R tol syaten:t. If onl7 128 h•<'Yt'~ weN" parkt'd in an at tt-ndt>d lot Jnd tht> attendant wa.., p.111! $4 ,,..r hour. tho'it' 1~ b1k•· r11l 1•r' ~uuh1 hav1• to pay 2i> t'lll' .1 day 111 onlPr to rnN'l lht• 1tt1•nd;.rnt·.., M h<iur pay /\II add1 tJflOJ.I b1k1-.. wr>uld "' roun.e n• dU<'l' tht• j)ar1ung r die PN per.on .1, Wl'll a'i Ln l'Qver lht' cost of tbt· 1n,t a llat1on o f a parking mach1m• What a small price lo pay to rand your btke still there and an working order ! I saw on my visit lo the acboof a lot more than 128. and oo talk· 101 t.o my aon's claasmat.es the respome was quite poefUve. I feel lbat there would be more than UI putt.as a day. ~re couJd be a penalty paid for a Jost tkket. Who better co h&DdJe this small bUlineu than the ASB. 1 ·m s ure U could use more money r:very year. Tbere will be t.boae wbo object co pa7tq to pa rit OD 8daooi propert7 -tbe)' won't have to -tben .tD be places to part >'°'*" chlJcl'a bike wbere It can be 1la1btd or stolen, because tbere 's no cier there t.o watch It all day. SHEILA TONI BR~R .., ...... , .... To the Editor: f heartily a1ree wlth your Feb. 7 editorial decryint name callln1 and mud alinainl ID the City Council election. It wu dia· appolnUnl, therefore. to reed in the same laaue 1tatement1 purported to have been made by Coundlmu Don llclJWI that were tnnammat.ory toward his fellow coundhneo. However. I tnUll HY tbat t.be Dally PUot ii not totally without fault . either. Was it really necuaary for 10U to 11ve auch prominent and ._,stbY coverage to • talk which only Inflames and Invites reaponae to the char1efl? I tb1n.k that you could have reported the newa wttbout ranninl the name. Jf ttila city C&D Jal conceo. trate an UM Ill-. and a.-t the penoul attac:b. we will all be much beUel' Gtf. U Councllman Doo llct-.ll weata to ptWent araumeeta ln favor of beavy comllMl"Clal d9Yek>pmeet. tbat'a fine. If Mayor Paul Rrctoff w anti to ntol the vlrtuel of a slower, mon-coatr'Ou.d IJ'OWlh, tbat la proper alao. wt•• lit the people ~ wbkb ••7 they want their dtJ to So aod leave tbe HIM calllna out of It. NANCY SKINNER • ftt ................ .__. ... _ lllWy .,_ ~~ ........ ...__. .. ........................ c....--. CA ...... ~ &1••"• .. IW •• ,.._ ................ _. ............ .. ....... .............. ..._.. ... .. ... ............................ ..... ''"-·-\ \ -----------•• tf#tl ------.-,,.., ---------~.--------------------------------------------.. --. . • ' I Punch ' "Ahl Canned 81PafllQUa ~Ilk• my motMr" uMd \ to open." ForS2~000 Woman Built 5-roomHome SACRAMENTO (AP> -In these days when a low-priced single family home com $50,000, Anon Forrest is proud or the one sbe built herself: It coat $2,000. Ms. Forrest, 35, is one of t.bouaands of Callfor· nians who built their own homes in backwoods areas, only lo fall int.o the clutches of local build- 1og codes. Pretty blonde Ms. Forrest, a member of the state comm.iuion which approved the cabin bows· inl code, wu a weaver in San Frandaco wben she beaan abopptng for land. ..... no• NOaTB DAKOTA. and in North Dakota you get yourself some land and do the beat you can. We're moeUy from low-middle t.o low econ"t!lic back&rounds. We're doing tbia to avoid living Lo cities and probably being on welfare," she said in an interview. She bought 20 acres of backwoods Mendocino County for $7,000. At the end of a five-mile dirt road, sbe began building. "People think building is a big deal. They're conned int.o believing that,•• she said. HEB BEAMS CAME from Playland, the de· moJisbed San Francisco amusement park. "Six by 14'clear fir, 28 feet long." Structural timber came from a dead tree which a friend sawed for $90. The plywood is top grade, but It accldenlly got stained at the mill and the stain would bleed through any paint. Cheap. The siding came from a trucldoad that had crashed into a ravine. Even cheaper. Ms. Forrest's 620-square-foot house has five rooms and a w.ood cook stove. She bas a home· rilled shower and an indoor compost privy. • m WATEa co•a from a sprtna. It 1oes ftrst imo a douShboJ above-cround awtmmln1 pool rrom which ahe supplies several nelgbbon. Ms. Forrest said ber house would bave been lorn down a few years ago if Mendocino County of· ricials bad had their way. That's when she helped organize United Stand, a society of backwoods builders. She said more than 200 cases of code violations were scheduled for trial. Four trials ended in ac- quittals, even though the accused admitted guilt, she said. SO 111E COUNTY agreed to let the backwoods builders seek stale relief, and Ms. Forrest took a slide show to Sacramento to show Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. A law that just went Into effect now makes vast exceptions to the codes, but only for lodging that individuals build to live in themselves. State officials say lbe exceptions can be made only in areas designated by local gove.rnments, thus permitting them t.o accept or reject ooo-code hous ing. * * * * * Panel Backs 'Cabin' Code * SACRAMENTO <AP) -A compromise giving each CaWornia county the final say over whether to adopt a new state "cabin housing" building code bas been unanimously approved by a leeialative committee today. The 6-0 vote of the Assembly Housing and Community Development Committee Wednesday sent ABl.996 by Assemblyman Eucene Chappie, R· Roseville, to the Assembly floor. The vote capped an emotional and coafusl.ng beario& over new state regulaUona to allow penom who build lbeir own homes in rural areu to waive some standard buUdiq code require. menu such u electricity, indoor pfwnbinl or writ· ten plans. A coalitioo of owner-builders bad eondemned Cbappie'a meuure aa a move to repeal the new code. But mo.t withdrew their opposition after Chappie amended his bill to ctve eacb county the option ol adoptina or rejecti.q the cabin bouain& code. Anon Forrest a leading opponent of the Chap- pie bill and member of the State Buildi:ni St.an· dards Commiyim, wb.lcb adopted the eabin bou.a· ' log code last November, said that is what tbe new 1 code required in the flnt place. Birth Control Favored • LONDON (AP) -A larse majority ol Bri· t'•tain's 4.4 million Catbollca favor birth control and -; the right to divorce, accordlnl to a Gallup Poll. The poll, lD The Times ofLoncbt. found a per· ·cent fawred di.wee and '74 peram lupfOl't4ld the ; ri1ht to me artiftdal metbodl of lllrtb C!ODtrol. •. 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Uoaa of aer- loua erlme ••r• mad• a1••••l Jl memNn of Con1reaa . TblrlJ·ODe Democrat ,. were~ o( lbelt, re- ceipt of Wecal campaign ron· tributlom from foreign powel"b, bribe~. ldcllbacb, etc Twenty Republicans were 1ccuaed ol lhe same erimea. Smee there are about Chat raUo of Democrats to Republicans in Conaresi. the statesmen ol both parties seem to have the same greaay palm index. In compiling this list. names like Peonaylvania'a former Republican Sen. Hugh Scott were left off. Shortly before he Tetired, gravely compromising accuaaUons were made concern- ing certain money he .Jl> a lleged to have r eceived. A S<·na te ethics committee, <1s at in· variably does, d eclined to ex amine evidence NOil DOES this congressional crime count include somebody like Wayne Hays, the Ohio repreeentative who resigned after be was ac~used of putting a blonde 00 his eongressional or. nee oeYl"OU. or WUbW' Milla, tbe 1Jcoho(lc ArllanaH 0.mO<"ral. who ran o ff after a bubble danceT'. Ahlo •acluded from th~ t'OUnl la J . Herbtrt Burke, th P'lorida Republkan who pleaded &u.llty lo ctt•tint a acen In u nudie bar. Ukewlse lreal~ •• nun eerioua, and lheretore not count· f'd, it \hit admllak>o in Ytbruary 1'71 . by JIJ mtmbera o f Con1rt'11 , 1ncludln1 the ('hatnnen ot boUa the llOUlt and the Senat• et.bin committees. tra la. that they had *° taktng 1 ratulllt'1 from deftnae manufarturl'rs In the fnrm of free buntlnc tr1pf\. ON 'ftlE BASIS of a few off the record discussions with honeat lobbyists who have lO make It their buslnes& to un · dentand and outwit Lhe prevail ang patterns of dishonesty l 1t ap pears that a ~hng operMl1on sut•h as the one mounted by the FBI wall oaly net the greediest and the stupidest office holders. Thas investigation, which has focused en accusatory spoll1ght on seven Democratic and one Republic an membe r of Congress, wa11n 't designed to cat ch crooked politicians but gangsters. The FBI were like fu.hermen who cast their nets to get tuna and Inadvertently cap· lure. porpoises or is it b<1r- racuda? In any event, the wise people 1n Washington say the big money drops don't happen as they did in the sting operation. during whtch it Is being reported that one member of Congress an d hi s associa te we r e videotaped lllerally wres tling over who was going l o get to nrry lht &Uuht c .... fu.U of douah TH IC MOOTHt:a operators don't take It in caah and dofl't tek<' it ln Wubin1ton. The drop I• rnad4' In another part ot the country and not lo lb• eon· 1Crt11u~perll0n nor 1any member ot h i. 1JtM.!f, but to M>meone with no formal connection, perh•PI no known connteUoo with the elect· "d offldaJ £very Ume a 1candal Ulle lhil hlb, acqualnt.anc" of the •c· t•uaed shake their beads and aay, "l don't understand bow so and MO rouJd be so dumb. Why lake a "ha nee Uke that'" Crooked politicians probably .iren't taking much of a chance. or the 24 pols senously 1mpUcat- t·d 10 the Korean bribery scan- dal, only one ever went to ja11. He made the mistake of plead- 1 n g guilty and has publicly kir ked himself since then, say. 1ng 1f he had fought the charges ht''d probably never have had to pull a d1:1y or la me. WITH THE HELP or friends in i.trateg1c places, by delay and vrorrastinat100. or by making borne staff member take the ran in has place. even the dumbest ;rnd hungri~sl can lumber off with fat pieces or m eat draped over tht>J r teeth What percentage of Congress 1s on the tak<'., These figures would lc1td one l o guess about 20 percent . one out of every f1 vl' could be 1>elling his or ht'r vote. or !-.lealing m any number or ways. Congr~s is supposed lo police itself, but pnde ror one's offic-e seldom s upersedes the profits of one's pals. 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The at.ate'• newHt poUUcaJ party wHI have 7#1 d•lt>l•l.M fmm 23 political aubdlvla1ona at the four day ront lave at the tte1l1try Hotel R~tinl Oran1t County will ~ Pal.&l RoUc and Nlcole Beraland of Costa Meu, Mlthael Anda o( lrvtne. William and Doooa OeMayo of Corona del Mar Andi CWUtln1ham. Debora!> Cblam. and Lee and Llnda Freeman al Santa Ana. Lei Antman of Ana.betm, WIWam Marahall ud Barbara Kamm al Hunt.l.naton 8Hch, J . Harri• Dean of Newport 8eitcb. Dyanne Peteneo of Tuatift ud Roberta Rinehart or Placenll& Altemat• are TanJ Bertland of COCI~ Men, Richard Amon of Huntington Beach. Sue Groas or Anaheim Thelm11 Rule of La Palma and Milt Cohen of Oranee • • • JOHN CONN"LLY loyalist& ue 1nv1ted to view the Republican presidential hopeful'~ Valentine's Ou} National Telethon tonight at the South Coa.sl Plaza llotel lo Costa Mesa. The Orange County CoonaJJy for President Committee is lhrowine a no host cocktail party starting at 7:30 pm. *** THE EllA OllANGE County CoaUtion wW be talldng about the Equal Righta Amendment Tuesday aod the public ia invited to the meeting. It will start at 7:30 p.m. at the Beverly Hllls Savings and Loan office, 18351 lrvlne Blvd., Tust.m. • • • ORANGE COUNTY Young R.epubl.Jcans will hear 7oth As· sembly Dl8trict candidate John Lewis of Yorba Linda when they meet next Thursday. They'll gather al 7. 30 p m. In Room 183 of the Orange City Mall Communlty Hall. 2 City Blvd. Eas t The community hall Is between the Bank of America and the J.C. Penney store. The public is invited. * •• DR. TIRSCO DEL JUNCO, vice chairman or the state Republican Party, wm speak Feb. 22 at a meeting of the Newport Harbor Chapter or the CaWomia Republican Assembly. ,. ............. OOP PARTY SUBJECT John Connelly Customers To Testify on Utility Hike C uatomera of Southern CalUomla Edison Co. who want to testify oo the utility's request for a $340 million rate Increase will be heard by the California Public Utilities Commission Feb. 20 at Long Beach Main Library, 101 Pacific St. The bearing will begin al 10 a m. and wtll be conducted by PUC Administrative Law Judge James F . Haley By classes of service. Edison is askmg for a 13.3 percent In· crease for domestic customers. 10.4 percent for lighting aod s mall power customers. 9.6 per- Gas Sales Tax Ouster Asked A move to eliminate lbt 8 percent 1aJe1 tu on 1aa0Une bat been launched by the Southern CaUfornia Servtc• StaUon A.uoctaUoo. Co·1ponaon or the initiative are LeRoy Bonham ot Founlaln Valley and WIWam Pqlay of Loi Anc.elet. 8UPPOaTEas BA VE STARTED gathering the 348,119 1l~nature1 necessary to place the measure on the November ballot. "I'm a tAxpayer and I'm tJred of paytn1 tax- es.'' Boaham aald. He runs a service ataUoo In La Mirada. "That tax wu put oo in 1972 as a temporary tax to be uaed to repair Oood damage after the storms of 1971.'' Bonham said. IF THE Parez or 1uoline reaches S3 per gallon in 1981. the sale,, tax would amount to 18 cen~ a galloo. Paelay said. "That gives the aUlte one big wtndlall." he added "In 1979 Inflation wu 13.3 percent while gasolme went up 40 percent " Put some red ~lls 1n your sunsets. Buy one of the dream ~h list· ed rn the Boating classified ads of the Dall y PllOt. 642·5678 JOHN COX MEANS COMMON SENSE ,..,.,., ...... ,.., ._ .. ~ f ,..,~. ,..,.........,..,, •• ""'· ,.,,.,. .,,,......,..,,.. , ... Y. .... -U'~Y.- The 8 p.m. dinner meeting at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club in Newport .Qeach ta open to all interested Republicans. Call Lynn Turner, 646-6101, or Doris Emerson, 957-0135 prior to Feb. 21 for re- servationa. • cent for large power, 3.5 percent for time-of-use customers, 11.6 percent for agriculture and r/,;::===========:::=:====.:......:. ~=;~:'°· :KcuR.~~~~?~ • •• CONGRESSMAN Dan Lungren wUI send a member of bis stafr to Huntington Beach Feb. 2S to meet with constituents. Victor Amold·Blk will be at the Huntington Beach Senior Citizens Center 1706 Orange Ave., from noon to l ·30 pm. that Monday. The purpose of his visit wiU be to help residents of the 34th Congressional 01stncl with any problems they are having Wlth 1m- mi~ration, veteran's benefits. sociaJ secunty or other m&tters m volvmg the federal government. Men Elected I OPEN MON.·FRI. B A .M . H P .M . SATUIU>AY 10 A .M . 4 P .M . ••• H a rvey Lowe and Geor ge Ric hter. both of Newport Beach. have been eltt'tcd to the Board o f Trus tees of S t. J oseph H ospilBI m Orange. THE NATIONAL Organ.11ation for Women (NOW> Ill Orange Lowe is vice-president of plan County wants to raise your level or consciousness. n 1 n g r o r Avco F 1nunc 1 a I All women are invited to attend a consciousness raising de· Services. N e wport Beach monstrat.Jon session at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Lincoln Savings and Richter is a seruor partne r m the Loan office, 23801 Moulton Parkway, Laguna Hilla. Jaw firm of Sheppard, Mullin, Executfwl Ofl1<:$S' 7812 EdlnQer A ve., Huntlni)too Beach, CA ~7 S<wrrt¥n C•l1tom1• R8g10t>a1 OtllOH ~'j Valley VI,..... St Bv<-na PA/10 C A Q0820 1656 A~ll Art C~mattllrJ GA 'l1010 2071'> S Avalr;n Blv<l. C.arson L A 9Q146 ~·~ ~I Ullo." (Anll • 0.. tl••" f """'' Et Tort:>. CA~ 1001 C lmP'lflril Hwy. U Hkb<ii, CA 90831 4140 l onq Boach Bl>ld l O<IQ 6'-a<h. CA CJ<:JMI 72939 Haw1t1ome ltlw.J T•Jt•illl<'" GA ~' 1~ lrvme BIVl:l . Tv,lln C.A 92tlil0 235 N C11rua A-e. Weal Covina. CA 91793 • To raiae your consclouaneu about conaciouanea raialn1. calJ Richter and Hampton, Newport PatHovell,551-«>75. ·~~~~~~~~~Be~ac~b~and~~Lo9~Ans~!e~l~fl9~-~~~~~::==:=:=:=:=:=:=:::!::=:=:=::=:=:=:=::=:~ "AllNCUf'f Room" llWllllJble Otl • ~ 0.111 Now. at Carpel Town. for a llmlted lime a 'h price special. Afler the aale the price will be $21.99 a square yard. Now it's just $10.99. That'• aavlng. The kind HURRY, SALE ENDS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20th lhal make• this a worthwhile lnvestmenl on lullurrous Antron Ill nylon plush carpeting that lasts. The aale aelectlon walling for you Includes nine multl·tone coloratlo'}'o ChOOH from Sunset Rust, Andea Brown. Bleachede yprets, lndlan Copper, Pearl Beige, Canyon SunrlM, Shimmering Wheat, Mushroom or Spring Sage. Six additional colors by special order, sale priced at $12.99 a square yard. PRINTED PATIERN Brighten up your kitchen, game room or den with a print. Dozens of pallern• anCI co.lort 10 choose from. s4ss Aeg.$7.99 sq. yd. SO VO CUT" LOOP mu Contlnuout fllamenl nylon In vivid mulll-colota. Heat ... t y•ma In a long wHrlng cut and loop elyle. S6 99 Reg.$9.99 1q. yd. so vo After the sale the price will be $21 .99 sq. yd. LEVEL LOOP NYLON NYLON PLUSH 100~. nylon pile In a saxony A commercial grade, tightly plush available In six woven nylon carpet In a mu1t1.1one colors. Sale priced selection of eight for a limited limo only. s5n 1011-hldlng s4ss Reg. $8.99 twHd colora. so .,.0 sq. yd. so .,. Save 30°.4 to 38% on these other selected carpet1. SCULPTURID PLUSH Heat·tel 100% nylon plte for greater texture retention In two dletlnct cut & loop ely .... Choote from 24 colo,.., s7ee Reg. $11 .99 eq. yd. IO VO SAXONY CUT PILI A aaxony plush In • wide .. lectlon of bright, clear solid colo,., H .. 1 ... 1 polyHter plle I• Scotchgard ind $ 9 89 static control treated. Reg. 114.tD 1q. yd. ao vo SANTAANA 2911 SO. BRISTOL 99 SO. YD. SAXONY PLUSH Your chofce -~ltct either a solid cotor ot a aoft multi· IOM In. 100% nylon pll• plulh.14 colora In all. $ I 99 Aeg.st.n sq. Jd. SO YO NYLON CUT a LOOP Select from nine mulU-tone colorltlonl In a a,.1uUful cut and loop etyte of t..at ... 1 nyton thet c1rr ... • $ 9 98 &-year wear guaran .... "9g. $14.tt sq, yd. SO VO Carpet Town 1 ml. North of lo. eo .. t Plaza et a.g.,etrom Weekday• tfH t •a.\. tH e • lun. 11·5 558-8287 .,.. .. "', • ., .. ,H ...... , • , •.• ,11,..r•• •• ,.,,, .. ,,.,," '"*'""''•..nw ·····< ... , '., .. .., ... v •• iofl"' ........ '. ,, "• ... •AUflt .t.M' •VA'. ff fl ".t.M ot t' ........ \\< JOtitU ' . --... -·---------------. ·-·----------------------------------.. .. .. .. -_._... ... - ORANGE COUNTY Custom Made Tandy Belts Save You- Money IANr.l.a Ill T KJT. Cu st om m.\ke your OIM'l sryf lsh de· -,,~n In nrlturdl CciOf. reddy- ro-<..\M.' genu1~· k•,Hht·r Kit include"> I ' ·• IMdt· bt ·tr bl.\nk ""1th pre· .1ndch<'t1 . ' blllcts (ooe YAth Y\ctf>S cHt.\C~). 'Ntlllt' WM('c1 rhr&\d needle .md 1n -,1ruc - non-. Choose from 3 '>'Le Mngt'c, cmd 3 dttrdCrtVt' c..\Mng d~n~ ·•517·01. -.. ID JO" -f5A9 ldt ••517-02. Medium ).1"·16" -MA9 ldt •4517-0J. Larae la" ... " -f1.l9 ldt TAH()( BUCKll SET. Adorn your beft YAch d bedurlrully crdfted Rordl desJgn bockle. bel 1 tip c\nd keeper rTl<'<1e of ~11<1 brc\ss c\nd <w1nn nickel. Fi ts • ~·· belt or bllle1 "1862 -H .95 ~• TIU NATION'S • I SUPM.fut Of QUAUTY UATHlR 2975 Fairview Rd. Costa Mesa 751-0155 ... ________________ . I -. -. ---·· ..... ~~~ ... . . ___ ..,. ... _ .......... --___,,,..__. -..~------------------------~----------------- -----------...... ~ .......... &:: ·------::--"':"' --- I l 1 I • . • • t ~ t l I i t : • t I • ~ ' • • : • • I NATION .I WORLD .,. ......... Swedish actress Greta Garbo worked for British in· telli&eoce during World War II, according to a book b~ researcher Charles Higham. He said the actress, shown here in a 1937 photo, helped a top atomic physicist to de· f ect t.o the Allies. Young Boy Sees Birth Of Sister HOPKINTON, Mass. CAP) Ten·year·old Shawn Metcalf says be would have liked a litUe brother. but watching his sis· ter,1 birth wu aUll a ''good learn.lna experience.•• Sbawn is believed to be the firtt llusacbuaetts child al- lowed ln a delivery room. The birth of Chelsey Metcalf, who arrived three weeks ahead of schedule, came after months of lobbying by Robert and Kathy Metcalf to have their son in the Blred .. lledel Prime Minister's Son, Mark, Flayed LONDON <AP) -0..•etd M "BrUa&a•1 Bllb' C&Nr." Prim• MfDINr .. ., ...... Tbatdller·• IOft Ila.ft llu Jo(ned the Duke ol Kn on tbe Brttilb e1oa11a1 .. lDdutey•1 bate lilt for blrtnc out u a modal tw JaNMM &GUiii ••u m.J ....... II -burw1ll, I wW be atnmeb' QPlec,'' tald t.bl .. ,......'1M:talcarcllt,_wt&b~loodtoob. "I don't bow •bat Mr attibm will be, but lhe ... wW doubt- les1 .. II\)' pcQt ot ....... "He ta a private lndlvldual eotilled to do what be wuta... aaJd a apoketman for tbe prime rnini&ler'a office. "We do not speak for him " The Br1U.h elothtng Industry's an1er spWe<l over tbe front paaes Wednesday. and at leut one newspaper gave young Thatcher an ed Ito rial spanking ums MOTHER BAS problems enouab wit.bout tum compoundJ.nt them and draQinl her into di1reput.e, like a Brttilb version of Bil· Jy Carter,'' said t.be Daily Express. Mark, whose father la a millionaire bualneumu, claimed be was forced into modelln& for Japan's Kanebo textiles because no British company would sponaor a $23,000 racing tour ln t.be Far East t.bat be is plannlng. "The reactions I got were of complete di.aintel"est bordering on the rude." he said. "Now, lf a Japanese company approaches me. I don't see why I showd not accept their sponsorship.'' HOWEVER, MARK'S VENTURE into modeling for lht· Japanese coincides with a big "Buy British" ad campaign to get more Britons to buy homemade 1oods instead of imports from sucb places as Japan. And the wont hit by import penetration ha!> been the slumping t.exWe and clothing industry. Just last month, the smartly dreaaed Duke of Kent -cou.sln of Queen Elizabeth II -was rebuked for buying some of his suits in Hong Koq. 'lbe Sunday Mirror dubbed him the "Cut Plice Duke " The Briti.sb Clothing Manufac:twen Federation said young Thatcher's modeling contract was "abamefuJ." A spokesman for the biggest clothi.ne union accused the prime minister's only son of "a shortage of patriotism." • delivery room with them. Photographs to be distributed in Euro~ and Japan show Mark wearing a coat of imita- tion ant.elope skin made by Kanebo. Jn Britain. he will model the Japanese company's syothetJc racina tear with Kanebo's name and symbol embrotdered In gold. IT WAS a step even Mrs. Met· calf, 24, sometimes had doubts about. "Women, when they're preg. nant they're very vulnerable." the 35-year-old Metcalf said 1'ueaday. "Sometimes, Kathy just wanted to have t.be baby without aggravation. On the • otber band, she's into equality. • and she wanted him with u.s . . 'Bribery' Kits . ~ BeiJtg Auctioned • . ~ COLUMBUS, Ohio CAP) -Government of. • ricials hope to take in more than $3 million from t.be sale ot surplus wanime escape and ev8Bloo k.lts : lha l contain gold coins and jewelry. : More lhao 2.200 bids for the 3,000 kita -made • up for use as barter by soldien trapped behind : enemy lines -were opened this week at t.be U.S. : Defense Property Disposal Service office here. • Regional DPDS chief of sales Earl Sexton said : it was the largest number of bids ever processed : here, and be attributed the lnt.eresl to promotion • and the price of gold, which was selling In New · York for $694.50 per ounce. MILEAGE SERVla aJNJRACr Covers. Eng. Comp • Steering • Air cond • Manual Auto trans. • Front soap • Onve Axle • Complete front & rear brake system • Elec. System. "\.Miii-Oft ..,__ OOllftd 0-"" ....,, .. -"' ....... epec .. ,~ ....... ·~~lol'Audl. .................... o.. ........ ......... e..o. T.._.,.., v.M1. .,...._ 4 WM. Dt-,_ .... 0.-... ~---................. A K.anebo official in Tokyo u.ld Mark baa a big reputation ID Britain aa a styli.ah dresser, and the company wanted ita aynlbetlc suede material to be demonstrated by "oobJe people." A apok,.man for t.be company ID Landon denied bia claim that It aouaht him out aod said "be ap-proached ta." ~YPILDT A• The JUST ~~BIGHT If you 're frustrated with shopping at gigantic malls fighting traffic and hordes of peo pl e or shopping at down-the- street~enters and never finding what you need, then Bristol Town & Country is just right for you. Our complete outdoor center has everytbirlg Our complfW ceultt &DCl..tn Aoparf'l : Nrwpor1 t'uluora • K1nj!' Kinr 'lit• • j~IY" • find.ti • Rmt A Tux • t ,..,..,,., • ol lloll~wood • kllby'•,,..._ • ~ • IWwpar1 Oocllll Beauty Catt: Qrta ri.c. ....... -~ . Mnte--. A-.•Ot • r;:. __ ...... 1.....,.,,. .. ,y..__.._ • ..., .... E'.-.""'1a.lamal: ~·· 0.-. IV you want, like one--of- a-kind shops, restaurants and banks. Plus, some special features such as : a tenni s club, ~ .. SHOPPING CENTER JICI0.17111. l'lllTOl IT. IA#TA MA I-ood "4.orn fltWll MMI C......-Y tlo1114' f:arnl,hm~· T'ti>lm•T\' • ~r 1....,,.,.. • Gna• t~ l1-' r__.. J~11W'lry 6Gilu: .1.-11--.,.~ ·f-~·~-....in·o..r, i.-. ~•C.-Malt Olbn t"UM> sai..: •.W•u.r,.aHa.r. • PlllM ..,..,. • n.. °"ow Owt • ca. Miia Ptl' ...... ,_ ... " .......... -.c 0.-•llrlll,...,.•a.lllle .... . Center movie theatre and medical and dental facilities. You can park right in front at each location and we're conveniently situated off the San Diego Freeway 2 blocks north on Bristol. So, come to Bristol Town & Country . You'll find we're not too big and not too small, but just right for all your needs. E-Z ..... ....,.. Slwt...., ~ Rft&a....U: 11..M'a 0..-,, ~ • t1lr Bardty .... ,._, ' ltt Ct.a • Gia u.c ·~· ...... ·~·· 8f'niica: ,.,,,,_, ................. .. ........... ,_....~.~-­ Sft'fll:ll • Or .. "*1. o,i-r.. • Onlllt c-..-..i.ia- a,.ru • ReernU..: ...... of .. • 8 T 6C ~O. 25 °lo·50°1o OFF our annual designer fur sale. now through rnonday only. take advantage of subs1on- tiol savings on our superlative selection d exqu1srte deslgn9( furs a rr furs subject to prior sole fur products labeled to show country of origin. convernent payment schedules O'v'Olloble. nordstrom welcomes the amerloon express caret south coost plaza only, oosta mesa. son dlego freeway at brlsfof. (714) 549·8300. 1n FUR GAUERY. CHRISTIAN DIOR ebony dyed sheortlng Jacket. reg. 1400.00. 699.00. OSCAR DE LA RENTA natural red fox sides strolle< with white fox trim. reg. 1900.00, 949.00. MR. WALTER natural pastel mink pant coat with leather ocoents. reg. 2000.00, 999.00. PAULINE TRIGERE chamois uttrosuede9 coot with b<own dyed sheared nutria removable lining. reg. 2300.00, H.t9.00. OSCAR DE LA RENT A brown dyed opossum feathered pant coat with tip dyed racx:xxx-t trim. reg. 2300.00. 1399.00. JOHN ANTHONY rose dyed feathered fox j()d(et. reg. 2500.00. 1699.00. OSCAR OE LA RENTA brightener added • coyote jacket. reg. 4300.00. 2999.00. ·~"~' ~E VON FURSTENBERG natural erntx,e tourmaline mink stroller. reg. 5300.00. 3399.00. JOHN ANTHONY natural emba9 lunaralne mink coat. reg. 600J.OO. $699.00. DONAlD BROOt<S natural red fox ooat. reg. 5500.00. 3799.00. MCHAEl VALENTI natutol oanodJan tynx coat. reg. 13.500.00, 1899.00. . . . ~ ,..-------------------------------,.,,,;_• A SPEOAl GROUPNG Of CONTEM- PORARY FUR JAO<ETS ANO STROlLERS In Peced and full skin fashions. reg. 350.()()..3()00.00. 179 .00.1199 .00. A SPEaAl GROUP Of MINK JACKETS ANO STROU..ERS some wtth teather ao-cents. reg. 1600.()()-6CXX).OO, 9'9.0N999.00. I Pier Big•Hg•ted The Aliso Pier in South Laguna. which bas a diamond d~ign al 1ti, seaward end, makes a pattern of dark and hghl contrasts when tht: sun h.llb the C>Ct!un dl the proper unglc Beat• Netlen Fained California •RANCH "'"o •M (r•lg Cl•n. 1 brotMr II 0 ""0 I I otN,m. v 8111AHCM. "-... , .... ,,,,.,, CIM'I ... OW\. R--, Wiii ... .;~ .. ~ ....... '111~ ":.n .,.11 ~~ o" f'•br_..,, II. ,.., S..v1u" -•• t"fflled °" Fno.,.. ,,.,...,., IS, IM) .. lhf• .,..,,."II .. 1 -AM" ol C1w1,.. flcll l~y. foebf'u•ry i., 1"0 •• 1 CIOPM .t llw Pier'<• 8r-oown 8911 tt•" llurlel w111 «>« cet•b••led •1 1 ._M •t ,,.. He'110r Ut.,,. Memonet &,....,_ • ., 0..... MM\ ol Clvl\1-11 CIOAM °" ,,__., IS IM) -•I C,...I wttll Clwipj•I• .JOfln Mlle-I ol 8ut1.ot wtn be Oft W\Ko.ty, Fet>nurtr t"9 010 ~ EdW-Churc~ MIO lt•~ho ~Am~ .._11•1 oftlcl<tl 1', IM.,.,., AM 1>t ~I .J<»<,.lm"• Oom11100. CAohlr•no 8•.c~. C• Painter Succlllllbs 1119 CAll>oll< Olur'cll. Coil• Me'-. C. It>-~••vl<e• uno., t"e cllr•ttlon ol a.Allll( ,.,,,,..,., •t Ao•• Hitt• M•mort•t M<Cot'mldll Ml'61aft """'1...,.y Inter STANFORD <AP>- Daatel M.. Meodelowlt~. 75 , a well -known CalifornJa painter and art prof~r al Stanford University for 35 ye1.1n., hub dat'd at Stanford IJot.pataJ yclJ r D.ICK W CUIAIC, rtt-.1 el Irvine. <,•r<len\ Pter<e Brothen Bell mel\t •Ill IOI-•t llw ~ Sf>epl>erd < • Pe-•-Y °" f'ebl'""'y 11, 1'80 llro.edw•y ,.,..,._.., Olreclor\.. c ..... nr,. -lnQloof e .. cn on 1- He studied at ~ Art St udenls u•aguc In New York In 1931 and taught at San Jobe S tate College unl.11 Jommg th" S1anford faculty an 1934. 'runr)ved .,.,, ''" "'"" Ptlyllla, 1 ''"" •••Y of llO...n OOMI'°"' ,,..., oe -10 VILl-A 8 EARY. ~-t al CO\i. tM 8r•llle lmHtuta. ~I H .... ,....,,,,, nl«FAMILY COLOMAL FUMl:IAl. HOMI /MOI Bol&a Av1· Wo~tmini.111r 1:193-352~ PA.ClfiC VIEW MEMO•IAl,.UW Ct 'lrt:l•'fV MClflll.1ry <.r1J1>0I 4•,00 P .tril1c V11•w 111,;•• N1•wr><•fl f)I.,,, 1, 044 noo ~ MOll'fUUlts Laquna Beach 494·9" I'> l wJuna ~••II, 768-093:.1 •,an J11.1n C .,.,,..,,,.m(J 4% I/lb ~lal LA WM-MT. OUYI Morluarv • CcrTV'l nry (,1u~1ory ... 1 h·''i C ""'"' Av1: < .ri:.1a Mo'>a '140·5~ IAlT'Z--HllGdUtOH ~Al.HOME b46-2424 Cosla Mu'>o 673-9450 f'tl&CIUOTHDS NUUOADWAY MOITUAIY 110 Broadwav Costa Mina 642-9150 SMfTM & TVTHIU MOITUA.llY WISTCllff CHAJ'S. Mortuary • Cremc111on ... 427 [ 17th S I Cos1a Mo:.J 646-4888 ... Cila01HlllS SMfTHS' MORTUMY 6'Z7 Main SI HunllnQton Beach ~539 P UBLIC NOTICE M-w. CA ~..., -·· Of\ F~a.uery LO\ ... ~. c.e 13, lfllO Survt...O by hh wit• fl\le E•ry Servl<H °"ndln9 "' Pl••<• tl,o,,..,, Bell Br-•• Mor1u••Y MILLl'lt ST.Cl.Atlll ANNA MA RY ~T CLAIR, ,...,_nl o1 (O>I• NW .... C4I \I••«• "" Pe\\NI •w•y on ff"br'u.trv ••. '* ~t'4"•ctt\ •'~ Pt'~no •t ._..•rbOr Lctwn Mount OU'tt-MorhhH'f o• (0,14 Mf'\a ~H$4 HOWAAOSlERUNG MILLEoA,< .... 1d4'nl o1 W>I• AM, C.. P"'""° -o on f"ebNefY 10, "80 Sunll•M by "" ·"~ )"""' of So&nl<t ....... c... .•• ,,..., ,tHthu,. Mtff•r Of W.,...tmln~tt'r., (• .• rno'""' J.ey Mlllef ol Wt'\lmln\te•. f" • 1>n1llwr R•yrnond MlllH of p.,00-. YOUlfOl-011( \l••O .. ~."' -ChllClren, Juli.. ••• Jftr• HOWAl10 p VOUN(,I 011[. -,. II """ NM>Cy 10 !>oorv.c ... -.e "-IO rn•n• rA ....._, &P.cll. f • - ftf1 Tl\ufwa.f' .. f.4rtwwt"'t "· '"° .. , ... R t vtr\HW , C• P•\\f!d •••Y on M•rbor Lit-·""6unl Oltn '""°"' rPbru .. , 11. 1• .i Ho.e Memc>r••I .._.. '411ff'"\~r ,,.01<Kt*'of H•rbor Ho \04tal \uirvl"""" t>y "'t\ woe Sll'tl• I nwn NI0<"'1I OI•-Mort...,.., of C.01'~ Y~-. 1 """\.. a.., Y~.,.., No ... ,. ~ ~~w Norton v-...... .,..,.,..,.. M.or< ... NOLAN NOfdh-ol C.C.w Meow. C., .. "° • flOAA M NC>l.AN, Ph--·· ... •hler 1111., •• ,.., H•11eertorC1. ,, l'ebruMy U, 1-si.. " ...... .,,....., bY ............. , - 1 .,_..,._,,..., "°" WllllMn J Nolen 01 Ao\1.,yl-. Gt, -~ wtll ... ....., °" f'f'l. "•UQ"'"'~ r u..., _..,.,. ~ .. .1 ... ,. deY,..._.,IS,,..,.i11 ~ .. ,,.. 'ctP•\hdno., (• ttnd B•,b•r• E•erer••• M•,,,•rfet P•r-'"' M•I• ""'' 01 lo> A-••<'• C• 11 ltlwe,.1 ... Prou-•110 ~l"'Oll• ··w • -_,-V~ PUBLIC NOTICE Mcndt-IOWJlz wu:. b~t known for his Northern California watt-rcolo r l~mdscaJ>('S, aJlhough h1• painted in Europ~ .mu Mexico. li e wus th1· author of three boob about art. Born in Llnton. "i IJ . M ende&owatz, who dtt.-d Wednesday, graduated from Stanford in 1926 and received a master's degree in art from the univenuty the fo1Jow1ng "ICTITIOUS 8U$1HEU HAMI! STATEMl'HT 1 l l>~l 1"1'01 I "• IOll-lnQ _..,., " ooono bu\I f\e\\ ~n MQNTGOMI l<y MARINI 4AH Wnl Co.\I HoQttwey, H•wport U-.M h Celllorl\I• 92t0 v•e11 " --·•· 4-411 ""'"' (OOI "IQhw•y. H•wpotl lle•t"• Celolornla.,.._, Tiii\ -...U I~ CMIOUCl..O by ..,. In dlvld.,.I 0.-0 R MotllQOmery ()lJEBEC CAPI :'l.t>lt1on lA'surd , 43. d Social Cn .. >d1t candidate. has du'd. Ills dealh h"' t11r ct·d a de lay unt tl Ma rC'h 24 an volJn~ for the fl-deral eleetwn 10 the Frooteoae dtstnct MIAMI, Okla. <Al'l Tbom u A. Captaia. ~. chief ol the Shawnee In· dian tribe from tbe mid-1940s through tbe 19505, hu <bed -T"I• ~\el-I ..... liltd Wit!\ h Cou"IY Cler~ of Or.noe Co.Inly Oft Jenuery 22. t•. .,..,. Put>ll"'*' Or-C...11 Delly PllOI,. ARECA PALMS s J•n ,,, a1. f'W_ 1. a . 1..0 •n«t PUBUC NOTICE SAVE 30% This week Roger'• la offering 30% savings on our Areca Palms in 10" Pot•. NOW $25.00 resu&arfv $36..00 The Areca'• airy fronds create a fountain of greenery . TheM specimen pabm are perfect for your home or offiU becauee they are extremely tolet-ant to low tight ••• tTuJy the decorator'• choice. Visit Roger'• Indoor Plant Room for the bes t quaJity specimen plants and buket'1. ~ ~ .. MacAnhw • ~ 8"ch • ()40.~1 s..-. ........ ,.. ...... ~ •IDB PLA•T SPECIALS Jcaft ...... Ree. 5..59 Mow 1t5 I_. t • .,_. , ... ...... ....... fteg.12..1115 ..... Mow4.95 ...... , ........... ntq WWW ..... ... t • 4.95 ....,., tu......._ CD .... - .... ......... ·-t Mt,11 .. MIDOll Pl.ANT ....... .............. ...... , .. asw.s, ... -~ ................ as.ts ~ ... It.ts ......~c.rt ..... ,,... 2t.t5 2419Cil'-• I J Hfe ; aT,.. ...... u .. _._ 125.00 ~ -llloD ....... •v( K"'"'°"'f Vl.411' ~~~ 1 8aodl Weet of Hetbor on Warner ( -__.... - ' I . . .. -. -. .. -. -... -------------------------... -------------------------------....._, ------------------, --------. . . -----_.. .... • .......... -. _...,._ ....... --.-,._......._._...,.._. ........ ~---·---.......... -..._ .......... , ... "'t. --"':"-:"" :---~ - - t , I INTERNATIONAL .. p ... llJlliiilii ............ F~k Sinatra. wbo once lost a Nevada gam\ng h cense ror lioatang a reputed mab a\er, may be c alled in by th e Nevada Gaming Con- trol Board for licens- ing a5 a C a esars Palace hotel-casino e¥e.cutive. Clark Takes Gas Canadian Sumei for Prime Miniater? MONTl\.EA.L (AP) -Nat llert· da1'• Canadlad aaUonaJ e&ecuoGla ... , be • ..., wttb • moral for Americaa polltittam: If ~ ll'>' to ralM t.bt pnce of 1atollne too hi,cb. 1ou may end up paytn1 more than tbe comumer Tb• opinkJn poll.I lodicate Prime Mtnl•ter Joe C larll and bta Pro1resalve Conaervatl•• tO••m· menl wtU 1oae the eleeUom to tbe Uberala ot PterTe Elliott Trudeau. ti '°· an 18-«int·•·lalloa 1uo11ne tas hike propoMCl by the Conaervattv wUI have been ooe of the chief caua1e. ot \helr undoU\a . n WAS IUST nine month& aao lb.at Clark's PC was voted into power arter 18 years of Liberal rule ln Canada, aod Clark, at 39, became the youngest major head of government in lhe world. But lb.i.ngs quickly went wroni Backinl otr from u mpaign promlMs for huge tax cuts and stimulative economic policies, Clark la.st fall in· troduced a budget of tax increase, ln· eluding the 1.8-cent boost on gasoline, which would raise the pump price to about $1.13 per gallon of regular. TBS ONS·Tl•S 1wlnaln1 bacbelor prime mlDJ.lter -now a tr•r·balnd and llowed·down eo -laDoune..s ln N0991Dber IM would be ...un..., tNa\ poU&b. But tbe fall of lb• Clan ~ment and the aeent of victor)' brou&bt him back to lead the lJbefala ooe l&1t U1ne. TM latelt natJonaJ OaUup PoU lD· cUcaa. that • petteal of tbe decided voten 1upport tbe Uberala, acainlt S1 peftalt b the Cclllenat1vea. The moderate-Wt Uberala actual· Ly outpolled t.belt moderate-rtaht op. pe>oentl by '° to 38 percent 1n taat May'a ~a. but ended up witb only 114 Mata in Commona, 22 fewer tbao the CamervaUvea. Thia happens 10 tbe Canadian pollUcal system becauae much ot the Liberal st.nmith la concentrated In only the pro· vldence of Quebec, while tbe Cooaenative votes are spread more evenly over diatricta oatiollwide. THE NO. 3 PARTY, the soci~ Ne w Democrat.a, bad Z7 seats in the now-dissolved Parliament, and the rigbt·leanin1 Social Credit Party five. The Uberals beUen tbey are on their way to a majority goftrnment. Canada's eo«IY problems are a paradox. • Its resources make it ooe of the world's most energy-rich nations. MORNING FRESH PRODUCE Sweet Loeal Gl"OW118tnwben1es tk Wd. CrtlpJ lceber« LeUaee ............... 3k ~·· Greeta Jtallaa Zaecldal 8q1IUla •.•... 4te lb. La. 8be CrUpy Cllnmben ........ s ter lM Sweet Valellcla Oruce. .. ''' .3 a.. ferLM New Crop Brown OnJou ...... 2 lbe. t...l.M VS # l Bakba1 au.et Potatoes ...... lte lb. PRIME&TOP CHOICE MEATS aged to tbe peak of perfection and properly trimmed Lean Ground Beef Patties. four paUles to tbe pound, 10 lb. box ....................... 9.98ea. Imported Swiss Cheese by the piece . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.98 lb. DELANEY'S GOURMET MARKET ........; -~.-> DELANEY ~ BROS. SEAFOOD FreUf'Uetol Padlk ltecl Soapper ....•........... I.ts lb. Freda Padflc Suddab& ... 2.49 lb. Frntal.oeal Filet ol llock Cod •....•............ l.G t'>· We wtD ba-ve a tlmlted supply of fresh dangmeu crabs oa bud. due to tbe storm ap aort.b -cleaned and cracked at DO eK· tra charge. LIQUOR DEPARTMENT Delaney•s Private Label Champagne, Extn Ory, .....•..•. <7st mm2.ZS, <caae>27.00 1977 Golderer Oktober lJebfraamllch - (7it mlll 2. 75. (CaM) 33.00 Bolla Wines cm mm .................... 3.80 Vlat.oUttlla. BardoUDo, Son~ ( Lkroor P11ttl Do Not Incl ode Tax> ()peft Daily M. Cloeed Sanday 2920 Newport Blvd .• Newport Beach 673-5520 Warnings On Cribs The Comervatives were governing precariously with a minority -only 136 seats in the 282-seat House of Commons. The Liberals combined with other parties to exploit the general outrage, topple the govern· ment in a parliamentary vote of no- confideoce Dec. 13 and set the stage for n ext week's election. But Its vastness and forbidding~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ weather, coupled with the high cost - of exploration and development, ---------••• WASlUNGTON <AP) -Jilillions of parents will receive warnings about cribs that have been blamed in the s trangulation of six in- f ants. Consumer Product Safety Commission s pokeswoman Heidi Bowers said. "We have accepted a consent agreement with Bassett wboae Mandalay and Candlelite cribs were "designed ln a way that the lnlant's head could become trapped between either the headboard or the footboard and a bed· post." CLARK INSISTS austere measures are needed to rectify years of "free. ride" fiscal policies by the Liberals. ·'The question before yoa is whet.her or not a young government that wa.s prepared to take a fresh look at.the nation, that was prepared to risk aome difficult decialona, should be cut down after just six months or life," he told voten in British Columbia this week. But Trudeau counters that the tough budget would pun.lab middle and low·income Canadian.a while hardly touching the affluent. For Trudeau, prime m.inistef' for 11 years until lut May, an electioo Yic· tory would be a political reeurrec-tion. have made it depend on foreign sources for 25 percent of it.a crude oU. Singer's Brother Wins Promotion TUCSON, Aria. <AP> -Peter Ronstadt .. brother of pop singer Lin· da Ronstadt and a 17-year veteran of the Tucloo Police Department. was promoted to major, the No. 2 rank oo the Police force. Romtadt, ~, ia ln charge of the de- partmmt'a field operations t.ureau. R~. hla aiater, Llnda. an6 another lilter' srew up here, deecen· danta of a pioneer TueaoG snerchanL Give Your Shopping Trip A New Direction Make Your 1980 F•hion Resolution .. ;.e ,. ... To Discover Fashion Island Quality, Seledion·and the Latest in Fmhion to Suit Your Lifestyle 3 Days only Feb. 15th- 16th-17th Special 2.29 Sun Azalea Meyer Lemon 1 gal. 8'ze. Sale 5.99 Sword Fern Reg . 7.99. 2 gal srze Garden Center Sale 59c 4" pot size Pansy Candytuft Reg . 88~ sale 3.99 ~1\ ~\C 6 " House Plants '/ ( / 1. Boston Fem. F lcus Benjamlna. Areca Palm. Pathos. and Butterfly Syngoniums. reg. 4.99 Special 5.99 Marguerite Compack White, yellow. 5 g al. size Special 1.66 1 gal. size Tomatoes Better Boy, Ea rly Girl and Patio. 30°/o off Packaged Bare Root Roses Stor.Hour9 Mon.·ffrt. 10a.m . .ep.m. Saturday 10a.m ... p.m. lundey 12 Noon-3 p.m. reg. 1.99-4.59 (Quantities Limited) Special 1.88 Asparagus "Sprengeri" Escallonia "Fradesi" Gardenia ''Veitchii'' Aucuba Picturata 1 gal. size NOW TWO GREAT WAY910 CMMGll rrclCPenney IJ~~ Fashion Island Store Onty t , • ,, ,, ' • . .. . •' . MARMADUKE by lrld Aftdlnoft PIANUTS "No ... / didn't pu1 that bone In the atow1" MISS PEACH e ... ,_,,.___ .. SHOE MOON MULLINS THE FAMILY CIRCUS l~.A HOw OOYbCA SPEt.t... "-7Tt.AP1D"? by Bit Keane ''Hearts, hearts! I'm sick of drowin' hearts." n41S 15 ~ WflllD DATE ™AT~t<.. 60T Fa. ME FUNKY WINK!RB!AN Wl••l•IC wldl~I- GORDO by Mefl Luarlus by Jeff MacNeUy '5CA1•9lt <;Clfl118Ll. by Char'" ~ Sthut1 l.IMAiS '(OUR 516N PIG-PEN? 00 '(OIJ C~ MERE ~TEN ? ~ ORABBLE by Tom Batiuk ff.:;.) WINE. T~T HA5 'THE. ~D DIET I~ FroNT OF rT .5HOtW Pfi.08ABL<.> 8E. AVOIDED! ,f- 10 .. ·IJ/ ( \ ,:/0 !~; 1 ·~ ,(, \ FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE DR. SMOCK '~!,,.' by Gus An'iot.a ';OU'~ °""' ~T ~6415 Q:0(1~~ L!c.G/ ~rl..J-Ul.--1·~· ,, Ii= ! .. NANCY , C~MICS I CROSSWORD BIG GEORGE ' : ··George. what did you PUT in this stuff?'" by Kevin Fagan ~E:~f f1M£: '"°'J'~C.. our 1th 1 ~ i..u:"' o '4, JVS'f I((.( fl '/Ovf< Q1">1"~N((. ,I ,.; -~--JJ,·1 by Lynn Johnston LIZL!1 Jtr.,,l fWJ1l( I r 1N>'S ::.tlr~ r ~ 1 -IHE..~~~ OK,HICHAU I'll.GU HAD UURING Tt-lE.. C 0"1M tRCJAl.. by George Lemont "fH e CAe> MOM. WAS I N GoT STAl-l.-~D Al AN O N-RAMP -ro ,.,..e F=ReewAY I TOD.\Y'S (ROS.SWORD PUZZLE 1 t>P<•· 6~1 .. 10 0-d 14 (M(.,........, t\ Pattlt ... 1 ti r ioor ll"'C " 11c00 ~ 18 SSh '_,.", ~r..- '' MNbwd n1>r.,..,.1 73 Al'C"Of 1.,0..C.0-., ?1 sc.norio JOln- 11 5'wvb I~ C.lol• l.l '•C>lltlt)ll 8/h {!fl 31> Auuc:i4"\ 11 (i,..1,,.., 1'1(..00~ti• t'lf·~ 4() (.,,,.,.. ITl<m 41 ('liml 47 H4"\Q1>c t u wr,,.,,,. ••• Sr>IU\h (/ (..olol 48 M11~un fur .,.,. •'l ~ UM TEO r@atu<ll 5'r'C'C31" 'Kl ~ W9dnesday ' PvU111 Solvt>fl p~ ~;. •I ••• c 0 •• • c • • I !.4 fl/ O<OQr.im, ''*<I'd'> '> I I "QM11t'1 ~PMI I • 'I••· •• •• • • • ,, ' • • •r•• • •• •• 0 • • I _, • ,, ... :. • Oi• • l •• . . ' " I• II l • • l " . •• ~ (ftll'Y -· II • f W I • •• I 60 -01 Corn ;o If '". • ·-.. ' "'°"' [• . Olt , I W . ·-" • • I . 6 1 lludltlOtl '• ' t i f I • • • ·-·ir • 0 . 6? r wn c»oon 6J u, Ort"• 1 10 I c I ' ' 1101• -•• I . ' ' ~ Ol•lf • 0 ' o I . ' lo • . ' IOI•• r. • . l °'.q"'·'' .. 'l E ,,., ••t •r •••t-•l<.ofl ....... _ ~ -~ ' ' ' I 'I . 0 • ·-·,I • I t., ... [] a oo •-•1t !.l• \ E l•IC)9t4 ,. Ctioow 40 B.1m~1e" 4 NuJr 'lion .7S VA!lf!y'I llbbf •....-0\ ;"6 ~'I ''• 4 1 qam .. '• "k'lho>fl,lf'd\ , 7 Hi"t'°"''() 41 ftw)<r>•JQ'1t,1"' l/Mfl ('II llVfT••Jn t11xly 14 c;,..,"'1 (, 01 "'QAll ,l'l'' ;'<1 C.1tfl 1111 I , ';IJI I Unrt ,.,.,,.,,...,,. .11, H.on10nf 8 Ctoarl)Oy 1 .. 1,.n· <17 rt<1v0<t1JI 'l (ll'Ct unit 10 I t<.I 4'1 Doul)tH tO ~rt'I p,wl\ l~ fi'll "''' •11 <;.uni 11StO<.1111t11 14 \/rtty Qood '17 '"'" 11 Aw11k11 .1'1 U I< mon11y ~1.l Otl.,.•1 wd tJRetn•"'~ :1fflf01'r'iw '-'1 W11t1n.1ocv 111 AMi'f•( <I }6 0tl)l()m11tic 'ito \Jnitl>CI ;>1 tnl11n1 • I ------------------------------------·-----------·- -··•..-u-•~ •-.,..._.., ............... ____ ...._ __ ,._.. _______ .,. ._ _____ .___,..._ _____ .... __ ..,.,_ ~-:..,. .... ,...._;;,:~------------------------------------- I , ' '· I : l ' \ t • . I I I I I \ r. . I ' I t I I t • . . . • • I ~ , . . . • I t '-I t ~: I I r ' I ,. . I '-I ,AT YOUR SERVICE LA•Z•BOV COUPON SALE WHITl'SL -'I..~ 0"11: !! j;!iow r afflY _ snoppr'iiil 23024 LAKE FOREST DRIVE LAGUNA HILLS 770-6565 HOURS: Mon-Sat. 10·5. Sunday t2-4 UNDER NEW MAN~GEMENT Sale·I It all adds up to a good year. STATEMENT OF CONDITION ICoodell!led Fanni• ASSETS First Mortgage Loans A U Other Loans December 31, 1979 Loans and Contract.8 to Facilit.atc Sale of Real Estate . . . . . . . . . . . .. Cash oo Hand and in Banks . . . . . . . . .. Investments and Securities . . . . . . . . .•.. Fixed Aseete Les8 Depreciation . . . . . . . Def erred Char gee and Other Assets .. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET WORTH Savings Account.s .. Advances from Federal Home Loan Bank Loans in Process . . . . . . Other Liabilit.ies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Speci fie Re8erves, . . . . . . . . . . . . General Re8ervee ........... 7,914,271 Surplue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13,646,149 . TOTAL s20:J.66 l. J 46 :l.39Y,5:\2 487.194 686,54fi . . 9,051,274 4,13 1,140 3,842,024 $226,258,866 $175.540.671 26.000.000 1.789 3.056,941 200.034 21,460.420 $226.268,866 Accounte are lJllured uptoS.0.000 •Complete flnanc:tal et.at.menta anllablo for in11pectlon. PERPETUAL SAVINGS Horne of the Green Carpathatment trvcat.Y ttfLLa IN•I• 0(11H1. t1111 Wllohlr• fllvd . r2u1 ,,. •oe• l WESTWOOD Vll.1,,\()1;. 108M W\WllN II .... 111914'4 .. HOJ 11 CAHO(IA l'Aa .. Virtory Blvd 11l'lou11. ..... lllll"MUI I.I HOA'l'H&U>Oa. '6640 °"°"'".IN et .. ttltl lltO-tllt ll '-A&CHMOl'CT, "6rd11no111 Olvd r @ •I .... ty 81¥d . IJlll , .... ,., f1 FUUAllTO/f. nae YOfb• l.J...So lllvd . • ~I • '7141 .... llOO O l'fftf'OAT B&ACH. IU4 •• MlclMI Drl .... 11u 1 MO-t1J4 l.J • • 1,:~:==:J'.I All omc. 0tien S.turdq trwn 10 AM to 2 PM ---- Ool a P'f'ObUm" TM?t wril• lo Pal Own Pal Will ("Vt red tor-. ,,_wng 1ti. o~• and actaon II°" Med co tolw ~"'' In ~mm and bu.riMu Mail .,our qwthonl to Pot Dunn . .Al Your ~-. Orange t oo.al Dmlaf PUot, P 0 80% 151JJ, Coato Meeo, CA tJftf ..ta manv Wlfna c:u poaaibte IDUl be aMtDCTed. bvt ~ Ptqui'IW1 "' Idler• nof tncludtfto ,,,. reodff'• full aam., oddrtu and buailw!u hourt' phoM 1twmbcT cannot be conaidned. Thia column oppeon doi- l 11 uc'f)l Sundo111. F• .. ••119en l•9'ea._..ftl DEA• aEADEU: 'fte aa&e Dep.rtmeal of Conaamer Alfaln eaatloes c:Geaamen wlilo are l'Oaaldertn« lua.latta• tbe walls of tklr bomtt wttlt u~a-Formaktuyde Foam lanlalk* <VFFI> that the prodlld may be baardoos to heaJlh. lnveaU1aUou oft.be prodlltd are t1lJ'ftaUy belDg l'Ondal'&ed ln several states and by the U.S. ('onsumer Product Safety Commlu'-(CSPCL These lavest11at1on1 atem med fro m l'omplalD&a received from coesll111er1 wlM> ltne exp e rleaced reaplratory aad other ltealtb problems Ila« Ila vi.DI V FFI luU1led ln tbeiT bomf'S or bwJiDeues. Sealor dtbeu ud dilldren l'Ould be partll'aJarly YlllDenble bffaa.ae I.bey spend a creat deal or Ume ln the IH>me, caGUoea Conaumer Affaln Director atcbard 8 . Spolln. Because eonsumera uaually do not eome In pbyskaJ cootact wtlh V Fn, it I.! oftea ove~ed u a poalb&e caaae of health problems by bolh coasamen and pbysklana. Massacbll.lett.s bas retteUy ban.ned the sale of UFFI, aud CollDeclicut now requires I.be produd to cany a warnlng label reicardlng I.be potenUal e ye, o08e, and throat lrrltaUoa.s that may res111t. P eople who are partkalarly SfllSIUve may develop rt'llplratory problems whtcb uo lead \o further health damage. PreUmlnary flodlnl(s of the CPSC and I.be National Academy of Se&eoces, wblcb are undertaking several 1tudles, reve aled that · laboratory rats develol)H aual tumors after expo111tt to UFn vapors. The Department of CoHamer Affairs ls l'Ooperatlng with CPSC and cat.Mring data to estabU1b the extent of the possible proble m l'ruted by UFFJ in CaWonlla. Dl~r Spob.D a s ks that anyone who b u experienced any problems or bas any qoesUoas about UFFI roatact the department's Solar and lm.olaUon nil at 10?0 N. St., Room A-556 , Sacrameoto 95814 (toll·frtt phone: (880) 952·5567). The potential danger of UFn i~ lncruSf'd by improper installation. Several factors can imp111 lr lnstaUaUon, indudlng l'Old air temJ*raturf' wblcb l'auses improper curing, lbe age of the cbt'mlcals, and the condJUoo of the eqwpmenl used to install the U Fn. IA acldlUon \o lnereulng a.be potenUal health huard. Improper 1.mlaJlatlon lmpaln I.be effectiveaeu or UFFI aa an energy nver. Spohn abo advlaes ~rs to eumlne t.be coat effedlveeus ol-lua.latlaC walla of edaliaC boues .W. any type of aabRaace. StDdtea by die state E aer«y Commluloa abow tlaat wa!I lnaalaUoD -wbetber with VF Foam, or aay otber aub1iaDce -does not prodace aavtac• adeqaa&e to off.et tbe expense of laatallatloa, wbll'b is typll'ally more tbaa St, .... Tbe commlaslon esUm&t.es lb.al It wouJd t.ake a coua.mer from lt to 58 yean to save eaoagh eaero to equJ &be coat of laalllatma lite wall.a ol aa e~ bome. IMaJad.aC wan. at dte Ume ol ~ of a new llome. boweYer, b ~ed.lft. Stace law reqalre. daal new Mmes bave waU. ... aJated &o R·ll level a.ad that the auk be l.uaJa&ed &o R·lt level. ('11rte R·valoe ls a measure of re&latance &o hut flow.) a ... 11a.. 1..-Fe,...una ••~ DEAR PAT: If I forgot to claim an a llowabl(• deductton for a prior year on my taxes, can I gl't credit for it on this year's return" K P., Huntlngton Beach IRS says no. Howe ve r, you l'an fil e an a mended return for the year la wblcb you overlooked t.be allowable dedadkm. Tbe amt'odt>d return mast be ftled within ~ years from the date the return waa dae. For esample, If you overlooked a deduction for tauble year lt76, you should file a claim for that year by April IS, 1980. Form 1040X , Amended U.S. lndJvldual lnl'ome Tax Return, ls etipedally df"si«inf'd for uu by the taxpayer ln changing a relurn. It la avaUable.> at any JBS offltt. WANTED DIAMONDS · GEMSTONES Jewel\ by Joseph p urchow-s diamond• ond qem\IQ<I('\ !Tom pnvore oodovtduob ond •sroi.1. (oreful e .. om1no non ond "'"'>luol!Of'I by OVt •• pPra Hoqh('\I pn<:es po•d Coll ~9006 1().9 doily '>orurdoy 1().6 \unoov cl~d 1'\k for Cl<>ut C,1oce or F1onk VonderWoU Jf:Wf:LS by JOSf:PH X>urti Cooo Ploio CO',ro M.f.MIJ ~ 9066 PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICt: NC.Tl" M A~ICATIOfl Hiii "CllTlOO\ llUllNUa CNAHOE llf OWNl!IHHI, 0 , HAMlf UAYllMaHJ ' Al COltOUC MYa•Aoa UC•NSE TM •ott-1"9 l>'OI -· ••• "'""' 1 1140 ""'' .... ' .. To'Wflomll ~VCOf><•" \T01tYll0011 MAltl(lHfTfl!, (. PAUl MAltTIN l••C>Olvwato \"9 Ult ~mou ,, .. , ........... ll•ll•v. OeP••I.....,, of •1r-11c e.ver-C.Ollf0f'n"11 "71\ll (CW'•ro1 foir C•rle At"n f\•ftflll• ,,,, \MO'• fl ON SALE BEER & WINE T,... founl .. n 11"11•¥ C.oltlrwr\I• t 110I IPUllLIC EAltN(; Pl ACE I ltot>••I It!<"•'" fl ••••• tJ/I tO\•ft4l(Oh04•<D1tv.r•oP'•' \mo•• f r•• f ount••" V•ll•'· \'11 WM"""' .Awn..,. tiunt1"01on C•••totn•• 9'fOI U••f h.C_Allforn1•~1'.49 M•rtOl'I o.,, .. 1 ... , .. ,.,. •H• P•lblo"-.1 Or-.... Oo1lr Piiot, N19f\ll"C>IM .. ...., ... I°""'•'" Volle• I •b 14 1'111> 11J40 C.lllt1•"'• "7"ll PUBLIC NOTICE 1'fU\ t>u\lnto\~ '' I°"""" 9Q t) .. 8ft lft ~tvio..01 C..rt•• !\• .. •• Tiii• •to-1 ••• 111..i •llfl I ... C:ovflly C•••• 01 O•f"G9 c-1., °" , ........ "· ,., ,,.,,, '"°''-Or-c.o.tt o.itv ,not, ..... 14,tt,21.~r •. t• I~ PUBLIC NOTICE ••CTtTIOUI au .. M•ll NAMll ITAT•MINT ~. Flbt\,WJ 1•. 1llO Romanian bent- wood rocker. Reg .... 129.99 S.'8 •.•. 99.88 ltellen d lrec· tor's chair. Reg . 19 99 Sale .... 14.88 aJ.e. BO%of! Books ........... 60% Off Backgammon 60% a11 Brown.Band Porcelain ..... 25%of! Art Prints 25% Off Bentwood aide chair. Chic! ~ .... 49.99 Sale .•.. 34.88 Director's chair. Reg . 29 99 Sale .... 19.88 Lundi• pine bue untt. Reg ...•. 69.99 s.re .... 49.88 Sele pftCM good through Feb. 21. ,,,...,, ....,, 14. ·-EDUCATION .... _.,..._ FOUGHT OUOTAS AHan Bakke Bakke Impact Lessens Campuae• See More Po1itive Attitude• ... S ACRAM£NTO tAP> -l.ul .)'tar. U mont.ba In fact. accord.lna t.o John s.t..ward. dean of atc11r Allan Bakke made h1I IUl\oric enlranct to 1tudent atfalra at St.anlord Untvenlty mMical medical ICbool al t.be UnJ"""'1 ol California al 1chool. • nat.loowtde aludy &all 1ummtr of lbe 120 Davia, the nnt·)'Ur clau al l06 lodDd eueUy medlcaJ tcbooll wilb whJt4 m-.joriUa ahow9d that oo• black UC lrvloe bad \he h11h•l proportlon of black, ffia. That ~I)' •t.aU.Uc would ... m lo bHr out panic and American Indian minor1Ue., 22.S per- precUcUona by unlvenltJ oftldab Ulat mlnoril)' cent. UC San P'rancleeo WU abo amooa lbe t.op 10 tnroUment ~d flumDHlt ll the U & Supremt wllb 14.S percctnl Court ruled aaa1a1 r•elaJ quota at pl'OleaalonaJ Stanfonl. wtucb at lbe Ume ranked fourth with icboob. lt S pere«rt. dropped It.I aeparate ldmlalou com· But other 1tallatk• t4U a dlftenmt at.ory Uull mltU!e I« m.tnorhlee after tbt Bakke deciak>n. appUcatJona from b1acb to the Davia 1cboof 1w- 1ed In Lm. and t.bat overall mlDority nrollmeat IN8TEA.O, IT ADOPTED • program in which actually tMreued at Davia aDd at UC medical m looritlea get no express preference but the ad· .it"hoola u 1 v.1>ofr mlaaion1 commi ttee includes members or m lnor1Uea who are seMiti ve t.o differences 1n atu ''I.AST YEAR c lt1'8) WE roally foll the Bakke dent.a' ba<'kgrouods. Steward said. dt'l'lston In admla1aon&," t.aild Vh'kl Saito, rnforma The fint class lo be admitted under Stanford's t1on om rt'r ror tht' Oi.v1i. mt'.'d1c-1tl 11t"hool "Thi11 new ayatem. last faJl, bad 22 percent blacks, Ht~ c I cu2sroom \ t'lit. Wt' (t>ll It le.ss .. panl<'S and Mexican-Amencans &.aO "I talk to i.tudentll all the time. · u1d Gar y Bakke's first year class of 100 at Davis 1n l't'rktn.. ht-ud of tbe 1nlormatlon oHtce 4t th e eluded four blacks. two Mex1can-Amencans. 0 0 Still ff largely mlnOrity Extended Opporturuty Program American Indians and 14 Asians. The year before 88 on the OaVlS campus, "and it's (the Bakke de· had Included four blacks, eight Mexican · <'lllon) meant some real bealtaocles. . It's Amencan.s and LS Asians. 'Sex Wall' created much more of a pesatmllUc attitude. At au five UC medical schools. first-year .. On tbe other band, lt'a probably created minority eorollmeot in 1.W77 aod 1978 dropped WAS HINGTON CAP> other thlo11 more positive. Students realise from28percentt.o'Z7perceutofthet.otaJ.Oiscowit· _ Teachers are s lllJ dts· they're 1otne t.o bave to be 200 percent better oow log Asians. minority enrollment dipped from 16 t.o coursgmg young women because of the added barriers." 14.S percent. from taking vocational But wt fall. system-wide minority enrollment courses that would lead BAIDU:, A WHITE ENGINEE&, entered the in the first-year <'lass was 29 percent of the total to high pay ing Job&, medicalschool 15mileseastofSacramentoinSep NotcoWJtingA.siansitwas16pen:ent." d espite ft>deral ord<•rs to tern ber 1978· under 8 Supreme Court ruling outlaw Another sign that the impact or lhe Bakke casf· d b ing a Davis program that reserved 16 of the 100 be · M s ·t ·d h en M•x ia.!> an edu<.'u p~aces in each class for low-income minortt1e~ may easmg. s. a1 o sat . is t l' numb<:r of ap t 1 on . a go Vt• r nm c n l plicat1ons for admission at DaV1s u:1:~101 AUCJI ON LOST LEASE -SUNDOWN ANTIQUES LTD I IZtJ ...._ CWca. HwllMjtw hoclt . SAT ..... 16. 6:.Zt P.M. "••twww. ...... ,.s.n.. ~ ~ ~ 2 rofMoo -.. .... Row#OQd ciaro t.,.e. ~ ,.,;;.;;:· lot• of •e1neo and leaded wtndow9. OrQl.n wtth C>edal1 and bend! E beor'OOm Gl'OUO. A large Vlaonan cf'lurcn che•t commod•. deab, vltnn ,.;. mP1re china buffet end ~-French Chln&/oombo. eek comer eNna ~ end1 II~ cheat. Uncol.n walnut dftk. oorn~ chlN cabinet. MYllA&. .... , · : ome comer ctuna. mahogany ~=~MU.. .. ,.-:....!:°~~ COl'lltlf W8l'drObe 1780 ,;f'4nec· ~ 100 oonlofe table. 2 comer cabtneta· bureau droe>-froot deetl. Art~.~~ drop.froot oenod desk. t7e0 and m1~. numerou. <>fll and orlnta :'4"19 WOOd-bvmtno krtctlen stove lamoe line e>net'l1al ca""8d o•eoea •nciud1 Oned. Wood •nd steel enorevtnoa. many screen cnona cabltl9ta. French no C.mc:>hor Chests coffee and end tables sys1em with tune< soeakers m~ ~uch and ctlairs Lamc:>S. clo<;ka p A me nt100 M ' and Olher •terns too numerous 10 C2 Ill 7f S.l90 I C2 Ill H l-62•4 ti Sundown Antiques Ltd. 15292 BOLSA CHICA. HUNTINGTON BEACH (714) 893-7509 ... 1 (114Y846-4J46 d The court also ruled. however, that a s chool Stu ybayb could ~e ~admissions program that gave pre Applications from blar kb. which ~II from 1~ r-~-----------~------~-~~~--~~=~~-. '"J\ MAJOR factor 1s fcrence t.o ra<'e as one of several factors to promote tn 19TI to 131 m 1978. numbered 174 labt ye1tr. i.hf' a d~·t•pl) t•mbcddcd d1 versityamong s tudent!t. sa id Applications from Mex1can -Amencans fell Keeps c ultural de finition or s uch a program has i.ince been act opte<t by rrom 147 to 235. but she said that was orrset by SYDNEY HARHIS readers on trad1t1ona l S<'X rolel>, Davis. and was already In effect In varying som e coergetJc recru1tmg by Mexican Amt-ncan in the said tht> report rC'lf'a!-.ed degrees at the o ther four UC medical schools :.tudent.s. who JX>r..uudcd many of th<n>e who wt:rc their toes by the Office of Educ8· __ U_C_L_A....;._l_rvi_· n_e_. _Sa_n_D_le_,.g:.....o_and_~S..,.an_;_;Fr...;.....an:..:..;...:c..:..:isc:...:...:o ____ a_c_c_e_p_ted __ lo_e_n_r_ot_l ________________________ _...::.==== tion Ul the Department of Health, Education and Welfare "IL 1s so firmly based that the fact that all classrooms are open to all sexes has m ade Little differ ence " The s tudy says o ne impact of lin geri n g s tereotypes can be seen in state and local school adminis trators: Many still adhere to taboos that discourage break:. with trad1twn .. THESE pniC'tlC'C'!-. in <'I u de u n w ri t t 1· n u n <krstandings that ~om1· {'(HlrM"> arl' for d !-.IOf:! ll· M·x onlv .ind cnun!-.<•lor s u g~e-.t ion!'. or t rarll tional opl1un., und d1:- cou rag1•nH•nl o f 11110 trad1t10nc.1l opt1vm .... tlw study found. The report said the impact of school cannot be d l~ounted in the choi<'es young people m a k e, des pite th<· s1m ultaneou~ influ<'nc·(' o f olher "t•gmt·nh of ~O<'IN} S t • X t• <1 1~ I t \ I n flll hit cl} rundt-<l t·ducc.1 lion ht•tam<· a n<.1t1on<JI r('f11J1n·m1·nt 1n 1!172 Fine Set For Dog Leavings NEW YORK (AP) - Dog owners who fail to clean up their pets' droppings on the streets face ftnes of al least $S0 as the city steps up its campaign against violators of the Canine Waste Law. ··In recent weeks. many New Yorkers have-detected a slacken· ing of the compliance with the law," Mayor Edward I. Koch said . . Besides doubling lhe minimum fine to $~. the minimum penalty will be doubled t.o $50 for persons who fail to keep lheir dogs on a leash, ef- fective March l. The city's Environmental Control Board Is em - powered lo impose fines ranging from S25 to $100 for violations or law. which went into effect Aug. l. 1978 Quit Smoking .in5 ·Days Thouunda h•v• In Jutt 5 one-hour NHlona with tM guar•nteed ~I-Health method ..... -----..-- Every Eureka vacuum. Now at 16°/o to 50°/o savings. 49.95 Just 5.00 monthly.· Save 40.00, Eureka upright vacuum. Orl9 9995 With a power-driven 12~ beater bar brush roll c1nd full time edgi! cleaning to get that lc1<,I tough inch ,1lonq baseboard'>. 79.95 Just 5.00 monthly.· Save 44.95, Eureka 4-potoltlon Dial-A-Nap vac· cum. Orig. 124.90. Ad1ui.ts to deep clean any Cdl'JX't from lhe lowest nap to the de"'fX''>t .,hag. 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Se .. ln1p011ant 1 rl'dh l11fo 1111.1tf•111 i,,.1 .. .., IMl'OH r ANT INF ORMAT ION On ctnv .tet ount of 1.-4' r..c<'1w Pdymvlll m tho> full ctmu...nt of 1tw rw--~!.,nn.• ,hr11to1n ,_, "'"" ,,.,, .. rTW!'I, b.-lt.HI! tlw ""~I c \I( 1 .. t le "'rl!J d""' V'lU will d li<lod ., flNANrr <'111\R(,( Tho· r INl\NCI CHARC...r ,, '""" "fnJVr.-d on 1tw J)f\'lllUU' l"wr'IC'v h..fCil\' 11.>rk1c 11n9 .my pdyn'lenl\ Ot c r~•I• r.1n Y•>vt ~'"'"'"'-''11 Th.· IJ"n<idl( ''''"' u••'<I ,m • I I I 2'~ of tlw ~<5nC\' !JI' .11r1111111h undl'T \ 1000 ,,nd J 'l, ol '1moun1' 1n ... , "" of \ 10<)() huh)t'( 1 '" 1 mtn1mum, hctr~· c1I n11t m.~v rhdn S0c l0t !Ml11ncv' und."< ~J.1 'IOI whl( h ore ANNUAL Pl:.HCI NT Au f RA 1 l~ of 1tn . .,nd Jl'{, (\'\Po°( llvelv nw m1111mum PdVfl'\11111 on bolctncv\ up '" \100 I\ SJO on d Ch.tr~ l\t.c<lUnl Vi on·' I lonwm'1k1•r 1\1 (I ""' or 1he bctlance. whtehever t) '""'llef CALIN~ V THE BROADWAY Y 0 U R NEIG H BO RH OOD T 0 R £ ' --··· ·-·.-~.-.-........_._... ...... ~ .......... _.,._~----.._..._._ ----·---·----·----·---~-:.-:.-:..-~"t. .. ~~;._ .... ,... ........ _______________________________________________ _ INSIDE: •Bo~tlng •Stocks •...... ·B•u•1•l•ne•u ... ·.E•n•tert ... al•n•m•e•n•t .............................................. ..i~;;:;i,..0~ts ~.,_.I.WY 14. t• DAil Y fttLOT .r-• aJ auchos Score 85 in First Half ... ..• Then They Play Their Ow n Ve rsion of Beat the Clock CHULA Vl~'TA In order lo takf' aome of the run out of th run-and aun Gauct.o.. a lot of buluitball tums have tried to llow down the ~mPo aaahut Saddlebacll Colle1e W~nesday ntaht howev r. Southweatem tnf'd to liP«'t"d thln11 up. It wasn't la m t\or Of harl ... IHI thouah Juat ., mercy llilUna AFTE& SADDLEBACK roared to J n 85·38 halftime lead. Southwei.ll'm Coat·h Larry Burton and the game ofhc1ab asked Saddleback Coach 8111 Mulhgan 1t he would allow a running dock during the second half of the M1ss1on Con rerence rout. "I said fine It's a long drive." Mulligan said after the Gaucho:. were held to just 29 points m the second half ... und had lo l«!llll' ror II I·~ en triumph In runnJng It.II "*'Mon record to 2U o •nd conlt-rent'e mark tu 11 0. tht' 111tul~''I :-.Jo 1 JW\.lur t'olle6¢t' tum shot 61 ,,..r r t•nt f1 om tht> f1t'ld dnd 11llowed South"l"Stl•ni Jl&at four rt>houndb in tht' l'ntl rr flr:.l halt "\\ F. WER•; AWt:tiOMt;," Mulhgan "aid "'Wt:'v._. only hud two other fln.t halH'i. like at but that w~i. our b4:!st h<11f on !ht> road Kt-\.ln Magt't' had 11 of h1i. t.i rt' boundi. and 23 u( h1:. 2~ po anb 111 the first half and played just five m1nutei. of the s peeded up M.•cond half Tht• game wa:. s omewhat clo.se at 34 22 bt'fore Sad· dleback went on a 20·2 t.purt an the span of three minutes to blow at wide open It took the Gauchoi. Just 12 minutes to 1>core 50 points Wl th 3 . 32 left In the fl r1>t hulf, the score was 72·32. UNDER TUE SPEED UP FORMAT. lht' Gauchos scored the first 10 Potnt.s of the final stanza to run the score to 95·38 before Mulligan pulled the first stnng IRONICALl. Y. THE 85 POINTS scored in the fin1t half didn't set a rec ord, but tied a school mark ioet dunng the 1977-78 season agamst San Diego cc ·Actually, I was concerned about how "e would play tomgbt because we had .. pent all afternoon with NBC." says ~l ull1gan or the tele vis ion network that wai. at Saddleback lo him footage for an "lCAA halftlme reature IO a few week~ 'l really thought the team might be nat And. although unut.ual . the non .,topping of the cloC'k wa:.n't unheard or. either • • 1 remember this happened one other time." saad Mulligan "while f was coa<'hmg ·s· basketball an hagh school · .1rter spending two hours with them "You know. Southwestern is n't really J!> bad a team as they showed tonight They won the G rossmont Tournament earHerintheyear " Ted Hettinga with 17 p<>mts and Ran d > Wh1cldon and Harnt-y Mines Wllh 16 t•a ch also i.cored in double figures for Saddleback . which should sec a re vers al from Citrus on Saturday as the Owls figure to stall Maybe Mulhgan <'an talk them into keeping th(• clock running . too Van Ho~ Holmes Prep Standouts Put On 8} ROGER C't\RLSO~ OI .... 0 •1ly 1'11.t $Wll Although th<.• v1C'tory chncn(•d no worse than a lie ror lhe Sea \'1ew (.,('ague bai.kctball <'ham 111 o n!>h1p Wt·dne!>dU} night Es tancia lhgh''> SR 66 l'Onque!>t or \'IS1tmg El Toro v.as more tuneup than 1n•r a nd m on · or a show than a rout All-CIF i.lar!-. Slt•vt• Van llom of E~tan<'aa and HQn I lolmc!> of El Toro put on a d a zzling pe rforman<'c. s howing again wh y they are con:.adcred the two best pla:,l'rs in the Sea Vaew League as each sparkled V t\N HORN, T HE 6·5 blond who has led the Eagles to' 41 v1c tones an two years. scorc-d 27 points de:.pite missing ~ 38 of playing time. led Estancia m re bounding with 13 boards and wa:. the central h gun• for tht· win lll'f ' , Holmet>. a 6·5 do·at ull. but mostly from out.side. peppe~ the nets ror 34 points In another one-man show fo r the Chargers. ;;hov. ang amazing range for his •IZe • · · 1 · ve s howc as ed Ron th1!-. \'ear." admitted F:I Toro Coarh Ed f'ehx. who usuall y clemandi. tril,tl \(•am conC't•pt "I Wt\NT TO S•:E HIM gl't ·vc rvthing h<' ha!> Mm in~ lo him ta·c au:.e h<.· ,.., :;;uc h a hurcl wo rker and tot:.i l team player " Holml's wi:ts the mon• SJX'<" t Llc ular with h1~ lonj( rung!' ,hots. but Van Horn w<.1!> thl' k1•y 1CI VIC'tOI), With hi!. ofrc:n'>IVC fl' ho u n dang a n11 ... 011 d d dt:n.., (' w1t h1n lht> E!>lancw wnt•. 1n <id :i1t1on to his SC'Onng a Show STEVE VAN HORN B e Kno1es Funda•eatals "Stl.'ve's oHen!>IVt: n•bounchni: m 1he second ha lf turned 11. r-o mme ntc·d l-:<;tanc·1a CoaC'h La rrv Sunderma n Rut ai. us ual. dt•<,p1t1· \';.rn llo rn"• SC'o nng a nd derl'n!>1\I· j omananc<'. E!>tanC'1a ., victor~ "a' a team !'(fort .incl Sun RON HOLMES Greg Wooden. grandson of former t:CLA Coach John Wooden. le<Jps forward to meet the pass. avoiding an attempted s teal from Costa Me!.j g uard .Jon Richardson r ll 1 \\oockn's Irvine Jh gh team lost . 69-66 Sec s t o r:-·. page B3 - Austria's Stock Wins Downhill Skier Cam e to W inte r Olympics as an A lte rnate LAKE PLACID.NY. (AP> Leonhard Stock of Austria . who came here as an a lte rnate, e d ged country man Peter Wimsberger and won the gold medal in the downhill s ki race today at the 1980 Winter Olympics. Stock, 21. covered the 3,009 meter course in 1 45 50 seconds . Wirnsberger was cloc ked in 1.46.12 for the silver. and Cana- dian Steve Podborsk1 won the bronze in 1.46 62 STOCK, WHO WON A S POT on the team with his trajning times. had the fastest an terme<liate times of 37 JO and 1 13.43 to easily outdistance his countryman. Times were slowed by fresh snow that fell dunng the morning and continued throughout the race. Te mper,tures were In the 20s. Race ofrtcials sent the last six skiers in the start order down first to clear the course. and Stock was the lSth racer to • start. MEANWHILE, ANNI E BOB.CK.INK of , The Netherlands, who wu not counted among the favorites, woo the aold medal today In the women's l ,~meter s~ sJ(allnl race with • record·tbaU.erlng 1 performance. She finished with a tlme of 2 minutes, ~ 10.95 seconds, rtpplng almost six seconds oft the Wloter Games mark of 2: 16.58 set by Galln1 Step1nsltaya of the Soviet Union ln 1978 at Innsbruck, Austrt•. Ria Vi1aer. alao of Holland won the silver medal wtth • Ume of 2: 12.M. Sabtne Heeker d Eut Germany finished thJrd in 2·l2 •. BEm HEIDEN or Madison. Wis .. one of the strongest hopes to win a medal for the United States in women's s~ skating, finished seventh with a time of 2· 13.10 Another Amcncan, Mary Doctor, also of Madison, Wis .. placed 12th in 2: 14 74. Her younger sister, Sarah, followed in 13th place In 2.15 ll. These times also were below the old Olympic m ark. The Soviet Union's Natalia l'etrusheva. who had been expected lo do well. finjshed in 2: 14.15 and placed e ighth The Olympic record 1s above lhe world mark of 2:07. 18 held by HaUda Vorogiva of the Soviet Union. Action In men's "peed skating begins Friday with Eric Heiden, Beth's older brother. given a good chance of winning five medals. On Friday. both men and women will race the 500 meters. NIKOLAI ZIMYATOV OF RUSSIA won the gold med.al in the men's 30 kUotneter cro111·country akl race In one hour, 21 minutes, 02.80 seconds. His countryman, Veaily Rochev. finished ·second tor • silver medal lo 1:27.34.2.2. Ivan Lebanov of BW,arl• won the bronze medal ln 1:28:03.87. Zlmy1tov'1 victory 1av• the Soviet Union it.a 50th cold medal In WlntAr Olym. plc history and sftafped a finl·Plac• tie with Norway for tota 1oldl I JOHN BOWER. DIR ECl'OR of the US. Nordic team. sa1d li11l Koch ol Gwllor<J, Vt . considered the top American hope, dr opped out after 25 kilometers Doug Peterson of Hanover, N.H .. who finished far back IO the field. described the course as a little slow Thomas Wassberg o f Sweden finished fourth in l 28 .40.35. and J osef Luszczek of Poland was fifth in 1 ·29 03 6-4 Malla Pitkanen of Finland finis hed sixth 1n l 29 "35.03. Zimyatov. 24. led the field from start to finish and was the lh1rd straight Soviet s kier to capture the race. Vyatslav Ved enin and Sereei Savelyev won in Sap· p<>ro in 1972 and Innsbruck in 1976. respec lively TH E TOWERING FINNISH skier, Juba Mleto, wbo Onlahed fourth in Innsbruck, placed sevent h in today's race lo 1:29:45.00. Ove AunU led the Norwegian contingent in eighth place with a time of 1: 29:54.02. Alf Gerd Deckert of Etst Germany placed ninth ln 1: 30:05.16 and Lar1' Ertk Eriksen or Norway wu 10th In 1: 30: 34.34. FlnlJhinl 11th was Evgeny Belyaev or the Soviet UnJon ln 1:30:35.32 and Oddvar Braa of Norway waa a cU111pPolnUn1 12th In 1:30:4e.70. Braa wu one of the favorites after win ninl the Nordic Sid World Cup tut year and both pre-Olym plc races In Lake Placid. However, he suffered from a bad cold tut week aM obviously wu not fully recovered for today'• race. t .. r man was 1•<1 g1•r to PJ"' thf• n•d1t around '"TIM KROHN•'t:Ll.>T'S pa..,., mg v. as ouU.tandang and Ton' 'a m p and R1C'k Rill•\' did a good 1ob on th(' boo rd!>.· -.,aid Sun 1erman "Kc.-nl Smith"-., nint' ass1<;ts and Krohnrcldt's eight as~1 i.h \l.Nl' r11 ce. too · · And des pite thl' 2li.t v1t·tory in !4 starts for Orange County'-; 'lo l ranked prep quintet. Sun 1erman 's r t'a l post gam e thoughts weren't wath El Toro rather with Friday 's duel at Corona del Mar. "One more win, then It's all the way... said Sunderman in response to the fact his team has rlmcbed its second stra1ght Sea View League crown. CORONA DEL MA R trails Es lancla b y a gam e with rrlday's finale "Coro n11 del Mar is a helluva team," said Ciunderman "But so ar e we " Ei;tancia 's forte. good shoot· ing from the field. proved again too much for Sea View compel! lion The Eagles hit 38 or 63 from the field (60.3 percent) and with a tough zone that yielded few personal fouls, El Toro had few c hances. The Chargers never led, but lied lhe game as late as 3:59 left in the first half at 28 on a Holmes 20-footer. BUT VAN HORN answered lt with one from slmllar ran1e to !five the Eagles a le ad t hey would never s urrender, and capped the· first half wlth a thrce-polnt play with tlve Ucks rem•lning to set the trend. A 1~ bliu at the out.set of the third period pumped It up lo 51-34 and all that remaint!d wH to watch Holmes and Van Hom answer aach o ther 's performance Coaching ~ ' LA Easy; Ask Riley 1 INGLEWOOO CAP> The N at1onal Basketball Association standings now i.how Los Angeles with a 41 18 record and Portland with a 27 32 mark Yet the Lakers had good reason to be fired up for their latest game with the Trail Blazeri. Whal~ thl' Trail Blazers are fighting ror a berth IO the post· .,eason playoff'>. and the Lakers have ont: of the NUA's finest rec· ords, Portland had played like a c hampion against Los Angeles !>O fa r in 1979 80. Until Wednes· day night. that 1i. "THE Pl.AVERS really want. 1•d th1!-. one. they were O·and-3 against Portland this season." -.,a id Lo-; Angele<; Coach Pat H lley afler the Lake rs tc'>unced tht' Tr:.11 1 Blazers. l~-103 "It turnc·d into a blowout because v.t• work1•d very hard in the first ha IC .. Hilt:\ bt·ram1· the third head t oc1t h of th<' La kn~ lh1i. season lit• f1llt-d 1n for inte rim coach P c1ul 'w\e..,lhl•ad. who had s ur .i.:c·n lo rt.•mov1• a kidney stone 11n \1ondJ;.-night Wcslhead, who h<t'> guided Lo' Angeles since .IJ<'k McKinney was lnJUred an a tuc;.-c h.• act'1dl'nt on Nov. 8. 1s ex pt•rted to reJOan the team w1thm d v. t'C'k · Sure I v. a.-. ner vous." saad l<1lc1. or has he ad coarhmg a.s· !>lgnme nt "ll was a s mooth trani.1t1on except Cor two ttung:. .. , got the team out too late for lhe pre·l(ame workout a nd got them out too ea rly at halftime " KAREEM ABDL'L-JABBAR m adl· Rtley·s Job a lot easier. 'ronng 32 p<>ants and handin~ out l I assists before leaving the .:amt• ror good lute 10 the third quarter Jamaal Wilkes added 25 p<>ml\> for lht.• Lakers. Abdul- J abbar made 14 or his 19 fi eld l(oltl attempts and Wilkes was l2 of 16 from the noor The-Trail Blau-rs .,uffered a hlo" l•arly an tht> gaml' Startln~ rt>nler To m Owens 1n1ured h1:. lt•ft .1nkl•· ,1rt1 r .,.,me -.evr n n11nu1~ u( J>l<i)' and d1dn 't re tum °"'ens said after lhe game 1ha1 be didn't th ink he'd be sadeh..oed because of the injury .. ft 's pretty bard to play against Kareem Abdul-Jabbar without a cent.er." sa.td Portland Coat'h Jack Ramsay "Owens' 1n1ur} 1:. not as bad as we first rt•ared Rut I didn't "ant to n sk an~ rurt}\l'r lnJUr} b} bnng1n~ him bJr• v.tw n V.t' were 21 pu inl-. t>t-tfind " RAMSAY REFERRED lo pla \ 1ng Ov.l•n-., in thl' i.c•('ond hJ lf . 11w Lahr'i. who IC'd all th<' v. a). held a 59·38 advant age at tht• 1ntt•rm1:-~ion and the game, f11r ,111 ant C'nls c1nd purposes. was o \ t•r al that ..,tag1• Los Angeles nlJlft• "IUrl:' hy m aking 17 or 1ts :! I r1t•lct ~o;.d attt.•mpts in the thin.I quartl'r It ";.i., 9H 70 t•ntenng the final I:! m1nut<.-s and the 129 points "<'rt' lh<• mo~t !>rored agams t l'ortl.ind in a ~aml' this Sl'a!>On Ron Bre we r and Calvin Natt paced the Trail Blazers with 20 .1 nt1 I ~ po ints, rc!>pect1vely. Kt>rmll \\ ashangton pulled down ,1 ,1.?a nw high 10 n ·oounds Cor Port I anti P e r ry H e ade d For Rangers For Montanez SAN DIEGO <AP> -The San Diego Padres said today they are trading Gaylord Perry, their Cy Young Award -winning pltt'her. and two minor leaguers to the Texas Rangers tor first baseman Willie Montanez. The deal is expected to be of· flc1 ally a nno unced Friday. coupled Wlth one sending left. handed pitcher Bob Owcblnko a nd a t'enter fie lde r Jim Wilhelm of the Padres' Hawaii fa rm team to Cleveland for In· dians center fielder Je rry Mum· phrey Also going to lhe Ranger!!, along with Perry, a 4l·year--0ld rlgbt·hander wbo left the Padres late last year. are Hawall in· fielder T ucker Ashfo r d and Amarillo riabt·handed pttcber Joe Carroll. the Padres said. lnterleague trading officially be~lns Friday. ·•we bad to have a center fielder and we needed a proven hitter," said Jerry Coleman. the Padres' new manager. ''The people we've aou.en mtY not be tbe verv but players lo baseball. but we've plu&ied a lot of holes. We'r. pretty solid now-al every potlUon. Wo abould be better defen1lv11.y. <Dave> Cub , Moai..nea and Mumph rey will help with lhelr bata. ·• 11:1 DAI V PILOl BASKETBALL/SPORTSBREAK Edison's Triangle Stuns Marina • Edlso n Hieb Coach Hurry Le11h CS'Otud up Marina with • tnanilt' and l.-0 ddm.a Wf'dne d•)' n•a&hl and lht· t.acUc pald olf with an H loru hlna 74 ~ '1>Ut ol Uw-Sun C't Lf'atue prf' ~<'Hon :favorites. lmO<'kin1 tht' Vllt1n1 out of CIY 4 A playoff ron1Hdrrnt1on ' Wltb tM vktory on the Marlna rourt thC' ~,.. a&aln )I ~rth In lht Cit baak"tbafJ plll)'orr11 'fh.-tnan&Jo and two wu Mimed at Ma r1na·-. •tandout 1uarch Kft llb Oov.•on 11nd ~am Alt'llo. and with hUphomoreos ftlrhard C'h1An6' and mck f>IUt'mardo boWldlnA( th\ t-u Vlk ... r>awaon and A1allo comtonc.'<1 for 20 polnh bt>forf' both rouhnl( out hud1 We l'um e buck lo wllbln 10 polnLI " 8 T IT w ASN 'T n1:urly t'OOUJih uea1n11t 1m opponent that was doinat evcrylhin& naht. aocludlna 21 of 36 from tht' fa tild (58 3 percent > l';,iul lkugan 11rf>red 13 pointli and pu llt-d down 10 reboundr.. while THE DEFENSIVE TACTIC proved the pttrfect !lche m c to thwart the VI k1ng1.lrulyatwo guard team "If Muina had another player who could hit 15 footers they would have kltled UI." saJd Leigh. "Chang and D18ernardo da d the JOb," <'Ontlnued ··But Reagan had an oo~tand · 1ng night on the bo11rd1 a nd we were able lohand.Je Marina'~full rourt pre-\ .. Wt: WANTED th~ pl111yoff, "'aid lAlah. "It wu our "oul othd th1i. •In certalnly rank.a with our vtclorlt•l\ over Servile and 1!:8tancl11 .. OAWHON AND Al .U...O w~n: ham J)(•rNI with thn-e P4"'nODll fouh 1tplt'ce tx-rore haUUme and t>t-ror~ ~ )mokl' <'l•aarod. Jl'..dlMWt 11boot•n cllcktd on 32 ,,f 4 l free throwi.. ('bp~td by Kt'lth »unk11 · •l'or1na •Prt"e near thtt l'nd uf tht- 1i1•m• m BASKETBALL ··Ban.ks sealed it with lhe free throwl'. at the end He '~ money in the bank for us .. Al OM point lo the Uurd quartt'r tl'H> Cbar1en bad Marina down. 48 22. and althouah M1.rlna pared th~ rnara1n 1'0mewh1t. Ow VUtea w~rt' nt>ver ublt: lu 11er1owsly thrt'aten A d1JK'OMol11lt· Martnd to.-t•h Mt-Vl· f'oi.>0vkh, who httd Nt'cn hli. tcum 1>tag l(t'rt><I nrller by four loi.11t"b h>· t wo point:. t'tiC'h, l>IUd "Wt: didn't h1tn.: (JUr DI Bernardo t'Onlrtbuled 14 points and s~ven boards an addllioo to tu.s sterling defense Chang added 15 points and Banks was in double figure!> at 12, thanb to eight frt'e throwi. T hus thf' Charger !! enter Fnday's leagut• finale with invading Fountain Valley with a lie for second place at stake. but rf'gardless or the outcome. Edison compet<>s in the playr,((<, Manna watche!I A C•psule Report From the World of Sports Patron Loses $300 Wailing For Ride to Lake Placid f'rom AP Dispatches LAKE PLACID. N.Y. Mane D1twe spent • SJOO for a once-in-a -llfelime opportunity lo !>CC the e , , • ope ning ceremonjes of the 1980 Winter Olympics U nfortunately, she missed it due to a massive t raf fie s narl. When the ceremonies a ctually began Wednctiday, Dawe a nd three friends from Massachusetts were i.Landing in a parking lot, waiting for a bus that was three hours late Sometime during the ceremonies, the bus for which they were waiting finally arrived. And just as cer emonies were winding up, the bus deposited them at the scene. "It's disastrous . We never even got to our seal&. And here I a m waiting again for a bus," s aid Dawe as she stood In a parking lot l 1h hours a fte r the ceremonies ended. Dawe was just one or hundreds or unhappy victims of a m assive failure of the intricate transportation system i;et up to ferry people a round this cramped village during the Game" .------Quot~,,, tlw Da11 ------. C'omedian J()(' Goottf'r, al a roast of New York Giants Coach Ray Perkini. "The Giants are known as the Gong Show of footb::ill But many people owe a lot to th<' Giants ulcers. indiJ.!cst1on. nausea " Nort.• CaroH•a Siair llparta Dtdcr North Caroli na Stall' ovi·n·amc· a 16-pomt dl'f m 1<· 1t Wt'<lMsday m~hl. cau~ht 16th rank<:d Duke l·arly in the st•rond half «ind. behind a 20-pomt performance by Clydf' Anstln. humaliatef.l the Blue Ot>vilh in the final 20 minult·'> en route to a 76-59 Atl11nt1c Coast Conference basketball victory . . Je ff Lamp hit a pair of rree throws with four seconds.left to give Virginia's Cavaliers an 89..&7 win over Clemson's lOth·ranked Tigers .. Sophomore guard Dwklt Morte1 acoreif a career·hltb 16 points whJle settling down a ragged Maryland otrenae and led the eighth-ranked Terps to an 85-12 win over East Carolina . . Etban Martin drilled in six straight free throws In the final 42 seconds and Wllll~ Sims added a slam dunk o n a l)reakaway as !->ixth rankcrl LSU downed Auburn. 50.44 Ot>an lJ lhoU wrm·d 19 point' and fre.,hman G uy Mln· nlfit-ld added Iii to l1·ad Iowa Stc.itc: to a 66 ~ up-.el of 19th r :mkl'd Kans us Stat1· Mark Aguirre !)Cored Z:l point'> C1nd Skip Dillard uddc·cl :w as top ranked Ot>Paul routed Va lparJ1-.<1, !J5 71 Pft191d11a E•d Leal119 Sfreak Tht· Maurice Lucas invt>slment is already pay ing Im: div1dt:nds for the New J ersey Nets. Ac c1u1rl•d recently an a trade with Portland. Lucas Hored 21 points and pulled down 12 rebounds 1n the Net~· 98·96 victory over Indiana Wednesday night Lucu rl'ceavl'd plenty of help from rookie C11tt RoblJlsoa, who con tribut.ed 16 points Waller Davia hit two free throws with 10 s«00ds remaining to rally Phoenix past Boston. 1.35-134 l.UCAS Davis had 20 poaots while Paal Westplaal paced the Suns with 34 . Bost.on . which had <i '><'Ven-gaml' winning streak ended. wast ed a 4S·potnt performance by Larry Bird Bobby J o n es led a balanced Philadelphia 11ttack with 23 points and C'aldwf'll Jonrli snared 20 rebounds as the 76ers wh1pp<.'d Utah, 107·8S Reserves James Ballt>y and Fred Brown rallied Seattle from an eight-point de ficit in lhe fourth quarter to beat Atlanta, 93-86. ll was the s ixth stra ig ht win for the SuperSomcs while the Ha wks had a seven g~me wtftAfflg stre&k ~napped . Behind 38 potnts by Junior Bridgeman and 23 by Brian WIDten, Milwaukee rolled o ver Chicago, 111· 101 . . Rort Reid scored 1.3 pornls lD the fourth quarter and M~• Malooe c anoed six free throws m the final two mmutcb Lo rally Houston lo a 122·117 wan ove1 New York . ~le S ..... O•~~•r·raei lt'li• KC Pf'lt> LaCock signed a one yur contr act with • the Kan.-.as City Royah Wedni:sday despite tus dis· pleas ure OVl'r nol playin~ rc~_ulurly laM season . Lacock. son of TV pnson11lity Peter Maubll, may not JWt ·murh mor£> plll} 1n~ t ime this st>ason ht-cause nt•w ~l anagl•r Jim Frey s .i y-. former Angel Wlllle Aikens will hl· ha!> fi rst hasem <tn .lorkey Lawrence ReyooldH plrJded ~uiltv in th1• 1'1wono Do"'ns race flxmR case. leavrni.t .1 tl11z1•n cfrfrm1ants -.1111 on trial Howard "Howdy" ~ht'r,, '.I.ho la-.t Yl'<1r h1·~.in h1 .., 'lt•cond t1·nurt-a' heud fool ball t'O:ll'h ;1t .Jtihn-. llupkm., l '111\'t'r\1ly, died Tut·'>day at Hw <1 ~1· of fi!l 'f'~bion~ Radio I ollowinq dre !hf' top '>PO't'> Pvents on TV tonight Ratlngc, cHf' ~ .. • Pxcellent , • • worlh watch•OQ ... • fatr , • forget II (s2) e p .m •• CMnnel &2 ./ ./ ./ COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Notre Oa,,,. at Fordham Anno4.lncers: Tomm y Hawkin$, Harry Kalas and John Wooden. e 8:30 and 11 :30 p.m., Channel 1 I./ ./ ./ XIII WINTER OLYMPI C GAMES. F-rom Ldkt' Placid, N Y Announcers · Jim M r K ay l<E'1lh Jackc;on , Curt Gowdy, Chr1~ Schenkel, Frank Gifford, Bob Beattie, Al Michael!>, Ken Dryden. Don Meredith and Biii Fl('mminQ. RouglaSt•ff BARRY LEIGH to get on the scoreboa rd in Wednesday's NHL , It took Pittsburgh JUSt one shot and 43 seconds ~ (tame at Toronto. Things fell in elace after tha t a s the Penguins registered a 4-2 Wln over tbe Ma pie Leafs to snap a six-game losing streak. Nick Li~tt broke the ice in the opening moments ... Mark Mesa&er and Roa Cbip· perOeld each scored two goals to powe r Edmonton over Min· n esota. 5-3 . Center Reggie Kerr scored goals in the second and third periods to pace Chicago lo a 3·1 deci.sion over the Rangers ... Guy Cbou.l.aard'• powe r·play goal al 11. 25 of lhe third period gave Atlanta a 2·2 lie with Detroit, s napping the F la m es ' fi ve·J(ame winning s treak E vrnts on today'<, <,chedute at Lake Ptac 1d mclooe Men '> downhill Alpine <,k1ing ; tee Hockey, CU S v<,. C.Zechostovak1a). Women'!> 1,SOO-meter !>peed c,kat 1nc;i. Men's 30-km. cross coun try, and Luge (Men's and Women's) OTHER TELEVISION Horse ~acing Today at Santa Anita, 7 30 p.m • ChM\nel < ·<J~lJ Mt~:J ·._ )1 Jrk Jan 1c; lldt I hauls do" n a rC'bound. but not without ~omt• hea' ~ oppos1t1on from Irvine 's Cra1~ Moothart Mesa wa!l. pressed befor e sronng a 69 66 \'Jctor~ over the Vaqueros See story. Page BJ. S2. C.olleoe Basketball-USC at Ari zona. 11 JOp.m .. Channel 9. RADIO Basketball -USC at Arizona. 6 ~5 pm . KNX (1070); LoOQ Beach State a t Utah State. 6 JO p.m .• KLON (88.1 FM> and K NAC (105.5 FM). Hockey -St. Louis at Kings, 7 SO p .m • K llS C 1150). .. Philadelphia defenseman Behn Wllaoa bas been fined $500 In addition to the automatic three-game suspension and i200 lo fines he received as a result or an incident against the Kings on Sunday. FRIDAY'S RADIO XI I I W inter Olympic Games -Live reports from Lake Placld by Jim Kelly and Ed lnttes. 6:50. 9:50 and tt ·50 a .m .. 12 :50, 1:SO,2:50; 3 :50, 4:50 p.m ., KNX (1070) Battle of the Snakebitten Love Doubles: Borg, Fiancee Btdldogs in Doglwuse,lnvade Struggling VCI Two basketball teams that have taken dif· lerenl routt-s to obliv100, UC Irvine and Fresno State, square off tonight C7:301 al Crawford Hall seeking some kind or respect out of d1&appomt1ng l'leasons. UCl, which has lost a ll JO of its P acific Coast ·Athletic Association games. is 6·16 on the year and averaging less than 60 points a contest FRESNO STATE, WHICH •~ IS 7 overall. would be contending for the PCA/\ crown 1f it were not for three pre -season scnmmages that have Brooks Innocent EUGENE. Ore (AP) -A three·month in· ves ligallon has found that Rich Brooks. University of Oregon head football coach, was not involved In a bogus credits scandal al the school, says William Boyd, university president. "We have conducted a.a thorough an lnvesllga. Uon aa I know how." Boyd said Monday night ''Basically, all the facl8 are In now, and I think it's s ignificant he re that at the end or all that time. I still f\nd Rich Brooks an honorable coach " Boyd's statem ent came a fter he had con- firmed that 8 1H•('ond former Oregon football player had been registe red at Los Angeles Valley College in the summe r of tm. Boyd rerused lo name lhe second former s tu dent because of his right of privacy. Last week. a former player. Denick Dale, rla1med in a signed affidavit that he had done no work at LotJ Angeles Valley. yet had received nine s:redlt.a for lhe 1.977 summer seaalon. Dale claimed he hod asked Arook11 aboutthecredita. Dale said the coach told him that he had taken cart of him but he wouldn't doll •ltln. 8rook11 'vehe mently denJed Dale's allegetlons. ;ind Boyd backed the coach Monday night rau s<>d the BuJldo~s :1 lot of naghlmure., To avoid violating the NCAA'::. 27-g11mc hm1l rule, Fresno State had lo cancel two of Its remain mg home games The Bulldogs are also unable to part1c1pale in the PC/\A post-season tournament and are inchg1ble for the league title so thf'1r chances of earning a post-season mv1tation are slim at best. JN F'ACT, IRVINE technically ha~ a bt!tter rhance of making the NCAA tournament Of l'Ours<>. 1t would lake the PCAA tourna ment llth• to do that and the "'ay the Anll'alers have been play mg, they're expl•t:tNJ to Ix· 11u:,tNI in th1• first round tr UCI continues to pllly the way 1t did against Utah State last wt'<'k, anything can happen. The Anteaters led the PC'AA co leaders m the final minutes before dropping an 87-83 overtime verd1rt a week ago lo the day Since then , UCJ has l(Jst another game (74 59 to San J ose State> and its coach, Tlm Tut. who ba:; announced his retirement effective at the end of the season. No doubt the Anteaters are as Intent upon avoiding a winless conference season as they are about sending Tift out on a positive note MORE THAN PRIDE, Fresno Stale still has a chance of quahfylng for u bid to the NIT tourna ment Wlnmng three of their fmal four would 1lve the Bulldogs an 18·8 record and with the expanded NCAA tournament format. there are a lot of vacancies m the NIT field As usual, fi'rc1mo State leads the PCAA In scor ina defe nse, allowtna but 59 3 a contest UCI t.s avC'ra1Clng 70 s dt>fens1vely and 65.9 offensively while the BuJldogs arc sconna Juat 96.8 p0lnt1 an oulin1. Thua, unle11 the ttcms act Lnto an unexpected fast bretk ayndrom.t, tonlaht's rcam e promlH• to he a atudy of pollcnt ba11ketball at Ila Mil -or worst dependln~ upon how you view the llPOrt Face Lloyds NEW YORK CAl'l BJom Borg dot"m't particularly llke playmg d<1ubles but he has to like the inrcnuve used to get him into 'lurh a match Bor~ wall team with fHJnctt M ariana S lmlo nescu 1n a $150.000 "love d oubles" matrh aga1nst John and Chris Evert Lloyd , 1l was unnounc-('d Wednt'8day The match will be p layed May 19 in Lont1nn nnd Wlll be telev1~ by AH(' ThE' wmn1nJ( team will RCl $90,000 and the lo!>ers $60,000 an the best·of·t hrN· sets match Those a r e numbers anyon t', even a m1lhona1re like Borg, can't ignore "I don't play doubles except once or twice a year ," sa ys norg, the lop.ranked men's 11ingles player In the world. "It's t.ou1h lo play both. I like to accen· tuate the sincles and be con.sis· tent." Slmlonescu was one of the t>Ht players In Ro mania but hadn't participated on the wo men's tour for l'levc>ral years She's just now rHumlna her career wtlh the Future11 lour "We both dec.:ldcd she should not play u much becauae I wa.a much more aucceasful 10 I kept goln1." HY• Bor•. "It wu the rt1ht decision," add• Slmloneac u , who will marry Bor1 ln July "lt wu hard \o be apnrt l'IO much when W(' both "laye<J '' I Slice of the Pie Sailors Clinch Sunset Tie There w;as little celcbralion Wcdoesday night when Newport Ha rbor J-ugh l'lmcht•d at least a t 1e for the Sun~et Lt>aRue ba'>kl't ball title-Thal°!'> becau~e th1• <;a1lors ure .. uving 1t all for f 'rl jay night "We want the whole pie. vot• 1ust have a !>hl'I'. · \O ld Newport l'O:tc h Jerr} !>l'l~u:.k <1flt·r Wl'dnesda\ '!'\ 79 tik v1rton al Westmm • .,U..r • 11 ·s nol l'omplc•11• \<'t .° l)p fiu"k addNI . Wt• rt• happy \\Ith the 11\in bul not Jubilant They know wha t they want all of tht· leaftut• r h11mpwnship They'vt> workl'd too hurd not to h ll \ e It .. Ne~rt Harbor tan solo the tit le by beating ll unt1ngton B1•a<'h Friday night ul home Cons1df'nn1t the Sailors haven't won a var11lty baskt•tball title in 2:1 yeal"", tht> ()('('U';ICJO r1gurl'\ to tw a momentous one Fount.mn Vaill')":. only hope at Raining a ~hurr 11( tht.> title IS llAO·fold F1r .. t. th1· nurnni. have lo win lht•1r let!J(Ut' finale at F:d1 11on Second. lt untlngton Beach. which has won only one league game. has to pull the up set o f the year ut Newport II arbor Newport Harbor 19, Weatmlneter 88 With plenty of support from the bench. the Sailors s hot a bllstering 56 percent agalnat o man to-man defense m pol'lting their eighth league win a1alnst one setback Mike Love. a 6 2 junior, scored 21 polntl in a rel'f'tvl' role on 10·fo r· l2 t hootlna fie hud 10 or his total In the third quarter while Kevin Droke "lC'Ored 10 of his l4 In lh lt<'Ond quarter Weatmln11ter·1 hot s hooting kept tho Lions ln the 1tame for •three quartcin. Newport led, S7 -~3 . e nterlna t he f ourth quarter but Ot>Rus k aold he was neY('r worril'd .. Jt was a fun gaml• lo watch , .. he said .. , thou~hl ll was a mat teroftame Wt•werl'hot .. Startt'r" Aryan Linsky and Bruce Caldwell combined for 32 points ru, Newport flllrbor ran 11s overall re<-ord to 17 6 FCMlfttalnVatteyt1, Huntlng1on Beach 83 A ">lmng all 1;1rnund J:Jmt• by Jeff Chns tenscn wrappt·d up J pla)off ht'rth fortht• Raron~ A fl 3 1un10r. Ch ristensen "><·ored 23 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as Fountain Valley ran its league rt-<'ord to 7 2 and over · all mark t.o 14 9. Chnstensen hit 7 of 14 sbots rrom I.he fi eld 9 or 13 from the fr<'e throw line and scored 13 points an the third quarter M 1ke Turner sror1•d 17 points for Jlunlinl'lon Ren1·h. 1 8 in lcJg1w and 6 11 0\.1•1 all GIRLS WIN, 6-2 IN BASKETBALL CLOVER, S.C <AP> Fort M 111 Hil{h &hool girls basketball tum held the ball during their Tuesday night gam e agains t Clover IUgh but still lost 6·2. The Yellow Jacke ts he ld th< ball most of the first period. all of the second and lh1rd periods, and most of the lu t Clover led 2-0 at lhe ha lf alter scoring early 1n the second quarter Fort Mill had ll :shot at the buuer but ll fell short C'lover then Increased Ila lead to 4·0 in lhe lhird period. Me linda Helms scored Fort Mill's onJy basket late In the game, but Clove r countered with l wo frtt throws lo prcacrve the win Fort Mill Is now 0·17 lhlft 1ea11on and has lost 40 gamea ln a. row ov~r three seasons • ··------------·------·---··-----·-· ······-------- 1 --·· ·-•~r----.............. -· .. p-·----...... ---···--..-·-.._._. _____ .. . ·. '":. ~ --......... -~-=-------....... .... ~ ..................... ,,_ .. ... -------·--. ·---"'!.-. ....... ~--------------------------- Me.a Topa Vaq• OV, CdM, MD Win Ott-am Vi•w JUab'a SNJ\awka tuned up for lMlr EmplR Lea1ut •bo_..wn f"riday Coroo1 del Illar •tayed wtthJ.n ran1e ot a port.too Ot the Sea View Leuue tlUe and lila&.er Det chncbed lbe AoceJua Leasue cbamplooabip to hlahJ11t.t Wedn~ n1&bt'a prep buketball ph1y H~re'a a look at the actJoa Ocean Vlew II, lo• Al 83 Art.r bia team •trucJ)e<t t.o a 31-21 hall&.Jme lead, Ocean View Coacb Jlm Hanu analructed h1a players t.o "tum up the tempo" In the second half Jeff Andrude l<>«*td like he turned up the boost ln bis turbocharger the way he paced the Seabawb to a 39-point fOW"tb quarter The 8 1 i.emor scored a• ol his 25 polots lo the final frame as Ocean View ran Its sea500 rftOrd lo Zl z and set up Friday night's Empire showdown at co-leader Katella. Wayne Carlander scored 26 poanl5, grabbed 11 rebounds and dealt out six assists for the Seahawks, who h..lt 32 of~ field goal attempts Corona del Mar 60, University 44 Turung up for its Sea View showdown with E~tancia. the Sea Kings rode some hot shooting by R1ch K.lndorl and Ma rk Spmn to an easy win over the upset-minded Trojans Kandorf. a 6-5 senior, scored 21 points. highlighted by a 9-for-10 showing at the fr~ throw lane. Spinn, a 6·6 junior , hit Cave of sax shots from the field. Steve Moore added 14 points for CdM, which had t.o overcome University's delay tac hes to log ats PREP BASKETBALL 17th win in 21 season outings. A wm Fnday over Estancia would give the Sea Kings a share of the league title. Tim McLaughlin had 12 points to lead Uni versity. 3-6 an league and 6-14 overall. Mater Del 60, Bishop Montgomery 39 Combined with Servite's 34-31 loss to St. Paul ~ atcr. Dei made it two outright Angelus Leagu~ titles in a row with a lopsided win at 'Bishop Montgomery. David Cook scored 21 points to lead the Monarchs lo their 20th win in 23 outings. The 6-0 guard was 9-for-14 from the field and a lso grabbed 11 rebounds. Mark Shannon added 1J points and Mlke Swett nlne rebounds for the Monarchs. - Costa Mesa 69, lrvfne 66 Jn a battle to escape the league cellar, Costa Me~a used a 24·poiot second quarter to s ubdue JrvJne at home. Tbe Mustangs bad lour ptayers score m douD;e figures. beaded by Roger Lackey wbo bad 12. The 6-1 Junior was four-for -live from the field and four- for-four from the free throw lme as Costa Mesa raised lta Sea View record t.o 2·7 and overall mark to 9·13. Dan Bauer. Mark Jarvis an4 Ken Bardaley each scored 10 for tile M uat.anp. · Irvine, 0-t ln league and 3-19 overall, had five players in double figures. Roby Bradbury with 16 and Greg Wooden with 15 paved the way while Mike Llvsey added 13 and Bob Foringer and Craig Moothart chipped in 10 apiece Miaalon Viejo 62, Dana Hiiia 45 Wrapping up its second consecutive South Coast League title, Mission VicJo used a pressing, half-court defense against Dana Hills Raoul Montalfo scored 16 points for the l>iablos, who allowed the Dolphins just L5 pomts in the first half Mission Viejo, 17·7 on the year and X I in league. had a 51 28 lead with hve m10utes ll'fl an the game Ron Kraft scored 11 points for Dana Halls. 5 4 in league and 9-12 nv~rall Laguna Hiiis 60, San Clemente 51 Arter lo:-lng at home to second year Laguna Jtills, San Clemente's playoff chances were re- duced to a hope and a prayer. The Tritons have lo win their South Coast League finale against Capistrano Valley Friday night and hope that 0-9 Laguna Beach upsets Dana Hills. Even then, that would necessitate a coin nip between Dana Hills and San Clemente to de- 1 nm me the league's third place entry in the playoffs. Gary Carr with 14 points and Jack Stevenson with 10 paced the Tritons, 4-S in league and 9-13 overa ll LagWla H1Us controlled the tempo and forced San Clemente out or its combanatJon defense to wrap up second place. Capo Valley 59, Laguna Beach 58 Their record may not show it, but the Laguna liea<.11 Artists may be the most improved team in the South Coast League. In the second round o( play, Laguna Beach has lost by one point lo league champion Miaalon Vie- JO, by two pointa in overtime t.o second place Laguna ffill.s and Wednesday by one point to fourth place Capistrano Valley. Two missed shots in the final 10 ~ods Wednesday kept the Artists 0-9 In league and 3-17 on the year. JNGLEWOOD CAP> -The Los Angeles Lakers believe they've strengthened themselves in an area where they need help with tbe acquisition or forward Mark Laodsberger from the ChJcago Bulls. "To win in the playoffs. we t.b1nk we need to be stron1er, especially a1atn1t physical teams," aald General Manager Blll Sharman after an.nouncln& that the M, 215-pouod Landsberser would be com· iog to the Laken in exchanae for rookie 1u.ard Oliver Mack, 1980 and 1981 1econd·round draft chotces and an undltcloaed amount of ca.ab. TORRANCE -Kim Eisenhart scored 20 point• and 1rabbed nlne rebounds as Golden West College potted a 91-63 women'• basketball victory over ElCaminobere Wedneeday. Stephanlt Gabb added ti pohttl for tbe Rustlers, who are worklnt on a 12·c•m• wlontn1 streak. Chri• Gase to11ed ln 1' polotl, Timi Pltser 12 ud. Sandy Hall 11 tor owe. wblcb boata Cer· ntoa Frtday ntsbt. 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F1nl~y. wbost' maoagers never havt> been oo tbe ,ob too long. yanked his oloth dif· ftreot skipper in 12 years when he told M anball he would oot be b ack for the 1980 sea&o0. "J ~d him be didn't fl~ure in my plana for \980," Finley said Wednesday from his home in Chicago. But F\nley s aid he did not fire Manhall. "How could be be fi~ wben be wu never hired'" Finley said. re· femng to the ooe-seuoo contract Marshall slped when be replaced Jack McKeon at the end of tbe 1918 aeuoo. Since the taam came West foUowtng the 1.987 season. only Pick Williams hu luted more thao two years with the A ·s, wtth McKton even getUnc axed by Finley twice. Finley made hLS latest dec1sk>o known l'ue~day lo a pbooe c all t o Manball. wbo I.a winter· lne at bla home 1n Scottsdale, Ari-i . Manball hid that the conversation was the first he'd bad with the A ·s owoer lo monlhs. "Naturally I'm disap pointed aod do wn." Marshall said. "A man like• to rulisb what be started aod the kids were comlog along great at the end of the la.st season. "I was all set for aprlngtralning " Finley said ~ had no Idea who woWd manage the A '1, wbo apparently wlll remain in Oak.land for another 1ea1on detplt.e F\ns.y'I effort& to MU tbttn to Deaver oilman Marvt.n Davit. • 800lrt6(>(81 870.H~6 (8) 12•16 5 (8 ) UNIVERSAL WIDE BASE ............... ..... ...... _ .............. co Jlft. .-.. HIGHWAY LT -55.50 \ 61.50u> LUBE. OIL CHANGE& FILTER 88 ..... -. ...._ ......... 800•165l.T 8 87!u 16 5l ns 950Ji 1 e 5l T 81 10> "' 5l T(81 •Cha.SSAS lube A 011 67.SO.. change & titter .a..so... •Includes light truck c; 71..SO uo .,..._. cal for appt. '" 59.SO ue 65.50.oe 121116 5l.Tt8l 70()xt~Tt61 34.SO , ... .,... _____ .....__---. 7 3.50 •• 7 6 70> 15l T{61 37.SO ue • 1.so , .. 52.50a10 74.50.,. IZ.10-.n 7001' 15L TC6J 7S0. 1 el. TC8) 875A165LT (81 9M>R 16.&.T (81 12Rt6.5l T 18) XT 120 RADIALS I edlelt for a,orh & p«f•v on ice c.-.. ......... 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RT 11-15 (6) 69.50u.m s14's w~ . ,.,.,........., ,.,..,,_ -'"'ll .... fCf ........ -. ----••''' 11 ~ l!llotl IJ II can • .. -...~·-----­-_.,,, c;i.e..tlM Nino•·-t"'1 ........ ia...-· ... -·-· .... _,., .,_ ...,_...,. 1-1 __ ....,_..,,.._ ---~--~---------------· -----.. --- ' .. --·· ·--·~~...-......... -----.... ----.... --·-~---....... -.... ~-: ~ .. -:--::: =~: ....... _......, ----'P ...... ..-..-.---------~~~--~----------~--~~--------~------~_,..~ ...... --- BOATING I SKllNG I BUSINESS 1,200 Boats Vie Midwinter Regatta io Begin BJ~~~HY Olynipic Sailors At Show ~. F*'-Y 14, ,.., OM.. y PILOT U ' I • ' • I . Sh Onnft Couty yacbl clubl wW t.. aJDOQI t1M 1t club. boatini evtat.1 lo lb• 1laat Soutbero CalUontla Yacbtlnt AaaoclaUon Midwinter ::J•ttl Saturday. Sunday and Mon· Tb• Utb annual Southern Callforala Boat &bow opma a to. ~· ,..., day nm Friday at \he Lot ~ Convention Center. Th• Mldwlnte", attract.inc up wardJ ol l,2IOO boat.I lo ovtr 100 clUMI. hu t>.en upended .. aio thla yoar to loclude cha~ lD t.be Veo tu.ra-Oma.nl area CODdu~ racea ror a nwnbu ot cl...-. SCY A la thCI 1ovem1D1 body for n yacbt tlubl tTOm San Dleao lo Sant.a &arbara and N~ada and Ar1aoaa. ALL OF T11E CLUBS except Lo6 Anaeles Yacbt Club will wind up the resatla ln two daya, Saturday and Swiday. LA YC wtU conduct races for the International Offabore Rule ban· dlcap classes and large ooe-deslKD classes Saturday, Sunday and Mon- day. Although the Midwinters ls primariJy a saJlboat event, there ls one predicted log contest for power boat.a included. It also bas been ex- panded with a portion or the boats competing out of California Yacht Club, Marina del Rey, and the others out of Pacific Corinthian Yacht Club in the Ventura-Oxnard area. In addition to talte-bome trophies in each class, there are 28 perpetual trophies at stake in the weekend eveots. All perpetual troobles will re- main and be dlaplayed by the bo6Ung yacht clubs. Individual winners will receive an appropriate take-borne award and have their names en- graved on the perpetuals. LOCAL YACHT CLUBS hosting events and \he cluses which will oart1c1pate · Balboa-Bahia Corinthian Yacht Clubs -Wooden Hulls, Etchells-22, San tana-JS, Olson-30, Ialaoder-30, Shields. Santana·S25 and Santana-20. Newport Harbor-Lido IBie Yacht Clubs -Laser A and B. Windsurfer, Naples Sabot A.Band C and over 40. Dana Point-Capistrano Bay Yacht Clubs -PHRF-A (0-150), PHRF·B (151-186), PHRF·C (187-up) PHRF without spinnakers, Rbodes -33. Catallna-27 <under PHRF handicap rule). Classes sailing in other areas: Los Angeles-Loni Beach Los Angeles Yacbt Club -IOR Mark lli(a) A, B, C, D; Cal~. North Ainerican-40, SBORA A & B, 6· meter BOATING Lone Beach Ya c ht Club - Ericaoo-35, Cal-29, Cal-Z7, Cal-25 , S&Jlt.ana-27, Newport-30. Alam1to9 Bay Yacht Club -Cal-20 A & 8, Corooado-15, J -2', 410, In· ternati~al-14, l.Jdo-14 A, B, C, Snipe A·B, Finn, Cyclone. Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club -p. Cat, Geary-18. Mercury, 5-0·5, Fireball. Sol Cal, 18-square meter. Flying Dutchman, Day Saller, Dart, NACRAS.2. Little Ships Fleet -PHRF·A <0· 138), PllRF-B < 139-180).. PHRF.C ( 181-up), PHRF (without spin· nakers), CF-27, Catallna-38. Seal Beach Yacht Club - Catallna-30. Catalina-27, Newport-27, Coronado-25, Catallna-25, Cllpper-26, Catallna-22, Newport-2(), Aquarius-23 and Clipper-21. Sul.a Monica Bay California Yacht Club -Tnrtan-10. Soling. Moore-24, Merit-25. J ·30, Tornado. Star, J -24. lntemat1ooal Contender, predicted log race. Del Rey Yacht Club -Ocean Rac- ing Catamarans, Ericson 2-32, SBORA A & B, lslander..JG, CaJ-25, PC, Ventura-24, Sidney Sabot Jr. & Sr .. Westward Sabot Jr. & Sr. King Harbor Y acbt Club - PHRF·A (0-150), PHRF·B (151·186), PHRF-C (187-up), Santa Cruz-27 . Thunderbird, Columbia Challenger and CaJ-20. San Diego Mission Bay Yacht Club -M·20 Tazer. Veatura-Onanl Anacapa Yacht Club -PHRF·A, B, C, without spinnakers, Catallna·2'1, Catalina·2S, Corooado-25. Pacltic Cori.ntblan Yacht Club -Power cruiser predicted log race. ~aking Time Off lt will be tbe tarcest all-marine exblbltlon ever held on the West Cout with mon than 40 new craft amooc tbe 825 bo all of all 1l.sel a.Ad deacrtpUons on dlaplay. lll lldditkJD, there will be 240 booth exhibits abowcuinl every type or acceuory from elec· tronica to power plants. Southern CaHrornia Marine Association.- sponsor oft.be sbow, in· dlcatea lhat 1ome l2S boat manufacturers, many from Orange County, will have their latest creations on view. TBDE WILL also be a display of Olympic s ailing boats in the lob- by, &.PCi several Olympic hopeful skippers will be on band to explain the intricacies of the craft In addition to the lineup of boats and ac- cessor ies, severa l special features h ave been scheduled. Paul Miller will host a leam- to-sa1l c linic , Char lte Davis will lecture on fis hing and Mllte Murphy will conduct a water ski cUnlc. Tbe American Powel" Boat Association CAP· BA) will have a showing o( famous high-speed racing craft. including those raced by Bill Muncey, \he unlimjted hydroplane legend, and Betty Cook, the Newport Beach woman who is currenUy the bolder of her secood world cham- pionship on the offsbo~ racing circuit. TOE GOVEllNMENT of the Republic of China baa a $2'r'l·m1Won ex- hibit of power and s ailboat.a, including a 48-footer. Show boUn are 2·10:30 pm. weekdays; 11 a m to 10 :30 p.Dl. Saturdays and 11 a .m. to 7 p.m . Su.nda,ys. '!'be LA Coo· veoUOD Ceote.r ts located near 12th and Figueroa street.a.. Take Close Look Not many people have seen about a rrul110n of these Carson City s ilver dollars which have been put on sale by the government ~incc being locatt>d recently They'r e 90 percent ~tlvcr These' two wtll go on perma - nent di.splay at the Sm ithsonian Institution 'Seam' Expert Tells Dow Shortchange Artist H™ Made Fortune CRATI'ANOOGA, Tenn (AP> -Cashiers. beware of the s hort changers. wa rns one shortcbanger who says sbe is reformJ..D&. She told her story to the Chatt.anooea News-Free Press. oo the condition that the newspaper not identify her Sbe pl'Opoees to conduct chnics al business~ -chargioe a ree -to show employees bow \(1 guard qainst sbortchaogers. She said she bad learned sbort.ch.aoiin& in a Lot! An&eles bar and bad done it for 14 years without getting caught, claJmin& to bave made more than $100,000. THE WO•AN aECOUNTED ooe of her typical OimOams : Tbe sbortchanger walk.a up lo the count.er cu- rying an item, iD thiB cue ooe costing leas t..ban a dollar. She pays ror lt wt\b a '10 bUl -boldl.Dg M!Teral other Sl bi.u. lD a pocket. Tbe ca1bler returns cban&e and the sbortcbanaer, in pocketi.n& tbe silver, seemingly discovers t.be $1 blll.a iD her pocket and twus them in ror a $10 bill. COlllllNING THE SS bW and rour ooes &be re- ceived u cbanee from the caah.ler with I.be auort· ed 11~ from her .~et. the abort.cluLDCer counts off a SS and four '1 bU1s and one lbem to lbe cubier ror the flO bill. But the set-up u just beiun. Havin& taken \be $10 bill. the fllm!lammer says s hf' c; afraid she short<:banged the cashler and asks the ca.shier to count what the tn cit.st.er k.nows to be rune doll a ni "Qt\ well, here's a ten and a ooe to go with that. JU5l give me a twenty," U5 the usual line. Jf it's beell a success. the caa.tuer accepts thl' SlO and l1 bills and gives the sbortchanger a S20 ball. Ev~" Not quite The cashier h as been shortchanged $10 mLnus what was paid for th~ original Item. "I UMd to wait unW the lunch rush was taper ing off, when I mew there would be $2()5 in \he re· gist.er," lobe said. SHE SAID m.ANAGEllS fightlng the problem must ~ employees that at eiusts. StDce the cashier ls mually unaware of the deficit until the mooey and~ tape an matched at day's end ··Tbe mo9t import.ant rule 1s one transaction at a time ... lobe said "When l pay ror my Coke. you sbould Ii~ me change and shut the regis ter. no matttt what I say or do to keep you from dom~ it.·· A aeclCIDd ruLe: ''Never take mooey out of the re,uter Ubtil you bave my mooey in band." Her \'ictims. a.be Wd, are tbe agreeable ones s he.> belieYes abe can catcb olf·pard. "It works bttaUM people are ao ea.sJJy intimidated. It's best to pt cit oo nice waitresses .. Paswr Has Olympic Dutiea ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ By DAVE CUNNINGHAM OtU.O•lty~-Matf Du<'king 10 and out of the Olympic vill age : . ,, . The Rev. Berna rd Fell, pastor at Bloomingdale United Methodist Cbur<'h in Lake Placid, ls taking five weeks off from church duties to con· centralt' on his other job as president of the organizlllg committee of the XIIJ Winter Olympic Games ... "I have handed the church over to another mirustcr until the Games are over ," Fell says ·•t hope he doesn't do too well, or 1 might get fared." * * • On peak a ttendance days. the Winter Olympics will only draw about half or what the Super Bowl al· tracted Ul Pasadeoa-103.985. * • • The most m<."dals ever won by the United States in the Wlnter Games was 12 an 1932 a t-ironically-Lake Placld. Americans brougbt back six gold, four silver and two bronze. There are 12 w\nter s ports with 38 events in all, ocrenng a possible 114 medals. The U S. hasn't won an Alpine ski· i ng medal since 1964 <Billy Kidd ¥d J1mmy Heuan at lnnabruck-sUver a nd bronze). and the beat American hopes for 1980 are ourslng i.njurles. Phil Mahre ls comlng off a broken ankle and bis brother Steve la bam· pered with an ankle sprain. But both plan to compete despite their in· juries. Klein Called A Hatchet Man For the NFL LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Na- tional Foot.ball League was the taraet of aDIJ'Y expreuioos from two direc- tions in the latest episode of the possible Oakland Raiden' move to LoeADCelel. A special counsel for the Raiders and a Memorial Coliseum Com· mluloner were the angry paJr WedDoedaY· Former San Franclaco ma1or Joseph L. Alioto, who repreeenta the Balden. aceused tbe NFL of t.rytng to atall a federal court cue "IO N to ba.olper<>l' clettroY ou.r opoortunlt.>' lo op•D the '1"0 aeaaon {n the Loa Ancel• 0ou.eum . ·' • • • Whiteface Mountam, st\e of the Olympic skiing events, is nine miles from Lake Placid. Recreational s kiers · at Whiteface have a choice of 25 slopes, with the longest run stretching 2"'4l miles. Elevation is 4,.a6 at the summit. Although the mountain has been re· worked for the Olympics . it normally offers only 20 percent of it.s terrain for advanced skiers, with the rest de· s igned for beginners a nd In · termediat.es. • * * Snowfall at Lake Placid is normal· ly 130 inches per season, but because tbis winter bas been so much drier SKIING than usual. machinery has been male · mg soow around the clock. The biggest problem, however, has been installing what is billed as one of the most sophisticated com · munications and electronics systems in tbe world. "Snow? We can MAKE snow," says Dick Aschettino, Olympic com· munications director. "But we can't run the Games without communica- tions." Over 70,000 reet of 200-wire cable has been laid to service press, tbe of· ficial Uming, scoring and results, aod another 80,000 reel bad to be hauled up Whiteface Mountain to service the downhill events. A two-way radio ays\em will be used. utilizing 29 channels lo manage press coverage, transportation and inter·stte communicaUOM. Additional security and emeraeocy channels bave been arranged by lbe u s. mllitary. • • • Toko Ski Wax is the "official wax consultant " to the 1980 Winter OJym. plea. All a company bas to do to become the "official" product of the Olym· pies la pay for it. I\ tribute oC SSQ,000 ·buys the right to claim "oftldal" status, and a $100,000 dooation a1low1 a company to uae the Olympic circles and lol'O in lts advertlaementa. C-Oaching Job Open TM bad football coachina poatttoo for Wooclbridle Jllib lD Jrrine, whlcb opeoa tta doon ln September, LI open wttb appllcaUona takea by the lntne unlft.a· School Dlltr1ct UDtil 'ru.· day. . • ADd Wllllam R. Ro~ eblef oe,oUat.or for tbe CoUMum Com· m111tcn ln U1 talb with tbe Raklln. called San DleCO Cbaqen' owner E~. ~Klein ''a bat.cbet man for Ute Nat.IGDal Footb&ll Leape" ln what be ...... the ~·· ettorU to block a move bytbe Raiden. Woodbrid.-At.bletJc DlNctot Tom Nellan MJlll tbe tc:bool wW GPlll oo a fl"Mbma and IODbomon -.n& ool1 ln S.ptember. 1nqul17 1bould a.. directed to tho dlatrict oltlce at ~. '-----------------------------------~,~------------------------------------------------------~· I J - • -DAU. y PILOT Bqslness Phone Refund Coming Paci~ General. to Pay Over $492 Million SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -llQJ C&lifonalant wUl rec.lft Ntceda ln ~...._. ratal -aYen1- tn1 mon LbaD ll8 -uncJer *1DI ol u order alped b.Y ~~~ Public U't.UIU. Oommlsaan. P8dftc HI.,._. Co. and o..n.J T .. epbone Co .• t.be two flnm Mniq malt ol Ca.lllorn!a, will refund man than tm mlWon cnw tbe nut two years, accordlnt to lb• W4Mlne1da1 order. Sugar Buyers Get Discount SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -California con - sumen wUl be eJJ.ci ble for dl9COUDU tota 11 n1 s:a 4 mWkln when they bu,y refined qar under a 1et- tlement approved in San Frandaco Superior Court. Judie Victor M. Camptloaao appr'Oftd the 1et- Uemmt ol a claaa-action s uit lUed five years aao by II adelyne Brinker ol M lU Valley. Under the settlement, companies ba~ 80 days to print 6.8 million coupons in 124 eeneraJ drcula- t 100 oewapapers in CaWomla, plus et.bnic and foreign-language newapapen. Ma. Brlnker's complaint charged that suear companJes complred lo fix, at.abilile and ralae the price ol n!!fi.oed sugar. Tbe five companies named in the suit and found guilty of prtce·fWng in U.S. Di.strict Court San Francisco in l97S were Amalgamated Sugar Co .. Consolidated Fooda Corp .. Holly Suaar Corp .. Great West.em Soear Co. and American Cryat.a.1 Sugar Co. WHAT IS GUM DISEASE? Pa<'lnc·1 rel\lnd will ame>Uftt to •1 mlllioa and G.aeral'1 retUndlo1111 mlWoo. The ,..fund.a retull from a compla dia~ ove r the manner ln wblcb lM compan.lel baodle ta.a ell Pt'ftla About 80 percent ol lbe state's realdeDUal cuatonwn wtll receive the refund.I, wbicb coWcl IO H blah aa ._,, The refunda will be la the form of credlta on "'l(U)ar billa wl&bln three IDCIDtbl. J.'or M>me CUllomen due a J.araer rel1md, a liCCOnd t'redll wlll be (lr11nted a year later. Penion.a who pay the averace buic monthly rate of '5. 70 wtU be due a credit ol Sll.81. THE &EF\JND FO& resideotial and bu.alDeu cuatomen la calculated by multiplyiq the bulc monthly rate by 3.3. The relunda reau!t from a urn PUC deciaion whlcb ordered rate reductiooa to reflect federal tax H Vlllp due to the compa.nles' use of accelerat- ed depreciation and investment tax credita. 1bfJ lmplementatJon of the decisioo bad ~n delayed by unsuccessful court appeal.a by the telepbone companies Possible future rate reductloo.s will not be re- quired until the settlement of litltatioo between the telephone companies and the Internal Revenue Service on the ut1htJes' eligibility for accelent· ed deprec1at1on. TH~ P U(' SAID that during the litigation, which could take years, the telephone utllitles may continue coUeclJng revenues wbicb do not reflect tax uvings. But collectJons will still be subject lo refund along with compounded interest. The controver sy over tax handling by. the telephone rom panje.'\ spans more than a dozen years. The m olter bas gooe to the California Supreme Court several times. The matter even· tually went befor e the U.S. Supreme Court where a decision cl eared the way for the refunds. Car of tlae Future J .C. Mayes shows some of the designs of his futuristic, fue l-saving .. aero-car.'· A m od el or the car , weighing 200 pounds and 42 inches long. was ~1 ven wind tunnel tests by engineers from the California 1n ... t1tute ,.,..,,........ of Technology and !'iASA's Jet Propulsion Labo r a t ory ~how1ng th e> c;i r ·~ aerodyna mically ~upcnor to mo~t c;.ir'\ nn the road by 50 percent Maye'> calls the <h: .,1gn for hts car :.i teardrop ~;r ?l REAL ESTATE INVESTORS-- Tlred of Tedloua BookkHplng? Car Expenses Can Savt:_ on Taxes Ir p laquf' I!> not f ('· movc'CI at least daily, 1t al'rumulates and bac teri:i m the plaque pro- dure substances which 1r· ritatc thc (;um tissucs E-.Pntually the llsi.ues pull awa~ from thP teeth, lt•avini: deep pockf'ts that lwrnmc f1lk'CI "'lh bac· teria 1md PlL'> 1\ mun~ thf' warning s1n1 11f J!Um d1o;(·a~c arc. I Hh-t'<hng of J(ums :.!. l'en.1i.tcnl bad bro· a th 3 Soft. 'i\O(;IJ<:n or t"n1h•r rum~ 1 l,to<N' lt"t'lh [J. t;um., i.hrlnk1ng aw.1y fmm IN"lh i; 1\n) < hJO{!C In lhc i.pares between teeth or m the way teeth come together. YOUR DOCTOR CAN f>llONF: llS when you nt•t·d (I mc-d1rln.-. r 1r k up 'our pn..,rnpl1on Ir sh11p p1111: 1w11rhv. 11r \II' ... 111 ii• 11\t'f p11111tJ•fh "-tlltn11I t''lf I I h oll l'o \ fl\ If ''•IH , ...... 1,t •Ulrul ll "tlh t ho 1r pH''-' llJ•lt1>n '1 ol \ 11 t' t t11fl l1\1Ulld \ •UI '' PARI< LIDO PHARMACY fr-Delivery H t Ho41plhtl Ro•d Newport Beach 6.42-tS80 Call Maggie McDonald Jade Management 631·3651 . Ent•rt•lnment happen Inga. Every Friday in the DAILY PILOT $50.000 to $500.000 INCOM · PROPERTY SOCONDS . . • ......... , .... 1" ..-11 ..... 1 • &otu•C • '·"'••••~w• • Realdu.11 .. 1 • w-klv .. _,._ • ._ • Moa1Wv l•IWURe• • fo auad •• 10 3 .,_... • 6 ......... ,D c..tuo,AM 1.,_" ,,.,.,,_llb• •••vh • I "'' I ' J (714) 76Q 1616 ,.__.. l<K.AH liOM[ MOA'ICiA<>l. ti· ""( ,, r,.., ''' l)u"" fH•\ .,,, ~ot l t ...... ,. f ,,. • .,., ' ,,,,,,. .. ,,,, ·~· <Third of a I() part sem!! on 1919 mcome tazesJ By S YLVIA PORTER IC you use your car for business. for m oving to a new JOb. for doing c haritable work, for v1sils lo a doctor, hospital, Ne. you should be able to save taxes by dcductmi.: thl' t'Ost of s uch auto tr avel, a!> sum mg you 1tt.•m1te )Our deduct.Jons. The Internal HevC'nuc Service does not insist that you must fi~ure out lhe actual deductible t'OSlS Of the US(' Of your car for the above p~rposes I RS 1s willing to l<·t you use instead of the actual cosi.:; the following fl al m lie age dt>ductions. On your 1979 rr•lurn. 18 and one-half t'ents for the fll-st 15,000 m Ill's of business travel agalilSt 17 t'eots a milt' for the first 15,000 miles of i.uch tr av1•I on your 1978 rr·turn. 10 cenL<; a mile for mileage over 15.000. unchani:ied from J978's all<Jwanct•. eight cents a mtlc fur moving, m ed i cal or charitable purposes again.st seven cenu per mUe for these purposes 1n 1978. Money's Worth Tln:sE FLAT DEDUCTI ONS can b e far bt·low your iJC'tual co'lts A rt·<·1·nt ~tudy hy lkru Corti . C'•lcd by the Ht--.1 .. 1rrh Jn-.t1t11t1· of Am1·nca. roncludf•d that th1· '"""' of ii 111·w 1nll·r nt1·d1c1t1• ~Ill' ('Jr lhdt will tw dnvl·n IO,tMJ() milt·., and u-.1·d for thn•c Yl'IU'I w lHi :Pi l'l'OI!> J null· Tht· per n11lc c<r.>l.b drop for r.mJlh:r 1·ar!> and longC'r U'>I' llo"evt-r. a ~ulx'ompat't dnvcn 10,000 mile:,, per year for JO years s1tll will coiit 21 t'ents a miJc. And th1.>St' figurt's go out of date <.>ven as they are 1·alculated becJU~t! of woming co!>ts of fuel and other 1~ms. AVOID Bt•:ING l.IMITEO to use of the IRS fl at m1lt'agc ullowanr1• 1rnrt loading yourself with unnerest1ary t ux1•<> by kt•t>pang good records of the act ual eosts or your car It 1s not to ugh. If your U<'l uul cost11 turn out to be 11igniflt'antly hlght•r ttrnn ttw fl ut mllt•uj(c itllowance, n ve on l1ucu hy ui.rnM your ucluul coi;ti1 m dalmlna your dcdut·Uon If your rrn1t11 run uhout or und1•r what the fl11t mll1H1~u t1l111wu111 ·tt 11 .. r rn1t 11, J11111 u11u thti IRS fl(lUrtn. 'l 0 t,llOW VOii llOW lo rii:urti out lhti ur tu1tl <:Obll> 11f 11111111< your 1·11r for· bw.lnu1>11, 11up\>Oa6 you luiuHhl w 1 uu111 fur 58.000. which you w~ I u 11ti In h 1111iru:1>b fu1 111111, Y•'drtl, 1t~r which thts r 1.r will hJ\lc u11 .. !>:.u1111 II bulvc11<c viAl uu uf S2.500 Duno" '79 ).C•t111111111 1111 1 t1r ;m (XJO mllt!ti for hw11nea11 ~e T h e IH~ us .111111111L lwll 1 c11t1> Ill c·cnh1 mllea"e 111 111~ .1111 c (111111111.1 1 .. 1 /lt w1111l1l .:1vt· you a $3,275 d~ du1 l11m 11:1 111111111111 ., .ti UI .. ud llllL 111.df lt:OI~ '''°" .1 (11"1 111111 :o ,11 Ill I 1 ltlil t hut 1( }'t1u wily 1(1;1 1.1 1111h:n 111" gollf•O 11f ~d 11 .11 dll ul<l r.1~1 , ..... t ,,, $1 J ".1111111 )llllr Ul'I Uid U•bl fu1 1-(J.• .1111111 ~1111111 lt.1\.1· 1un oh11ul $1 JOO With 1n ::.u1 Jmt 111 .. 1111., • .t111ut $1 IKAI ct111I dei:11ul.11tll1111 .. 1 .iLoul $11!11(1 }IHI .ilit .11ly havt: • .in oclual nii.t uf $4 100 '"-tl11C1ul .-q·11 i 11u1>1tlc11t1~ tt1ti roi.t of n · r1u11. .. of oil l'll 'I ht.) 1lw.irr,, tltL I H~ fl.il 1h:du1 lHJ11 11f 11111)' $.i i'l.t If )IJll lim1t.ltl ,, m"' 1 Jr lrt llHY fu1 u 1:1u 10 your Lub111ci." 111 111 ) 11111 111h blll h ao work1n~ •1:1 ~ GUARANTEED SHORT-TERM RETURN. 12.256% Every time the Roo•ter row• your Money Grow• * • * • • • REPUBLIC FEDERAL SAVINGS RFS '""'•••ff .,,if.,., &.\1'4TA AM I /tl1 ~ W~ ,, ol l1ew1~11 I 1ccwa 1 I/ I I 1 •I I '•.'Hi' 11111111 Af'&A.HB~ JW A1101ht 1111 l'tftJ.4 ~ N l.udt<I '>I I 11 11 I' u tj.''Kt LAQUM NIQU~ •tll 11 < tu'Wfl Valle~ .-,11lo,w.1y 1II 11 Iii" uu:xi WUTMlf'UaTU I)'\ Wnlm111:r.t111 f>\.111 bulw l> ~_,,. 11,..11', I,., i 11 H t1"4 "I t.i I ""4<>me.;Al11\l)L NI\ h'4tl N l 1illt' "•• Ill I) Nt 1.!tll btll N>l 1 l .I . .. salesman don't ove r look taking the inv~tment credit t.o whi ch you are t!ntJUed. no matter v.hf'lhe r your t'ar exJ'>('n~o deduction 1s fi gured on ~<tur a•" tu al costs or byte.mg the 1 H!:> Oat m1 It-a~~· J UST HOW MUCll YOt:R tnVC"'itmenl rrc•dit will be will depend on th•· ('XJ>C'rl,.d te:f'ful life <1( your car If you ex~ct to U'it' thP car fo r lhret· and less than five years, your credit IS Jlh percent of the cogt of the car. wb.lch ned1t 1~ apphed as a direct deduction of your tax. On J $!1.000 car, that credit would be S300 TO Gf.T TIIL5 CK EDIT, fill out I-nrm :w;ss urM1 file 1t llll(•·lht-r "'th }11ur J'.Ji'J r•·lur n ,,_., t h• Hesearch ln!>lJtute of Amt-nt J Nt·xt Medical E.xpt-n .. ··~ (), .-r Th•• (:ounlf·r H.t.SD Li-..p 1-or•"'O ~~~:1~ '"•"" (. <;"Alf \I t• r,"A••"'' 1.. 1'-. <.o•l f .. 71'• 11"" C:,r .. nM .t '"'"' (,,r•,Aav ~ 4)"'> (,Ull'\t\oi ~ )l C.ttOO.,n • I H•rO••• ))I.it. )J~ H fpAo• lOti.. """ H•rPlto )J ,_.,, ... ,.,,..t .~:: ,j.~ ~=c::.:. l\..o ''-.......... , • '"t tO-H Olll"\ -~~ );:a: :~\·:~~· u "'-,., ... ,N.f \l'f -'° iM .. (f• It"-U• '""'I ,,,.,, IO'-ll' . 1ntm 1r., ,. JO· tnlhww. , ... • . ''*•"'-"' ...................... :: ~'. ~~,7:~T •' •I Ju\JrnM ,,.,_, , .. , .... ,.,. "' ,,\of ., ... ., .i ... , • "'J l " •• ,.. .... 1i \\ •mo.A""' J').., 11'. ..1•Gr• #') ..... .. ... , ., Y, • t I • .. y. I I ' I I Y. ,., ~ • .. ""' J •• J 4 • Y 11ho ft 1'· """' , .... ,,,._ .... ,, .., .. • • \ Y .. J K•, ''"'· u . ..,.,. r-·• 1)4. t•r. 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' a I I ' 1. } ' , 1 • I I MlJTlJAL FUNDS I ' .. -------------. . --. ----. -. . . . --. . -. . -. . . . --.. --. --·· .. _ ... ·-------.. ------... ~----. --·------.----..~ ~ ..._ ..... -~ ......... -·-------- - -.,.._ -------... rt•1 ........... -.... --...-----··---------------·---------- :lUSINESS I STOCKS T burtH.tay' C lo ill@ Pri<"es NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS ~ • ._.._._~ ....... .,,~ ~--l•IC 1tew.ee.1 ... 0.lt'tll-CIM ...... tl ~IAK• ."""""" .... ,_.. ............. ~ ............... o.-.-·, .. ,, .. , Thurldlry f c.Of '*J 14, 1 NO N OAJL Y F'lLO T Corporate Cliale Many Consult Business 'Doc' By JORN CUNNIFF •1 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. CAP) -Scores ot bwnnesses come each year to Dr. Sidney Scboetner's clinic for their regular physical checkup -rate of return, productivity. market share, tactics. cub flow and the like. The companies are put through a detailed set of tests m which their performance is meas~red against standards obtained from a data bue of 2,000 business units that re- port in strict confidence to the clinic. When the data analysis is complel· ed, company strengths and weaknesses are revealed as clearly as those ot a human being whose pulse, blood pressure, and lung capacity a rc 1.·lC · aminedin a hospital clinic . Schoeffler and his staff operate the Strategic Planning Institute, a nonprofit thlnk tank into wtuch 2.50 member com· panies pour d a ta about thf'tr performance. and from wtuch genual health standards emerge .• (UHNll'F INPt:T I S UNDERSTANDABLY e normous and varied It comes from large corporations operatmg many bU!>lnl'S'> units. and s mall companies with one or a few un its And from fore11m as well as domestic concerns. All member:. (their due<; range from about Sl0.000 to $20 ,000 a year l report in a common format whpt they do about pn cmg, exparu.1on . per~onnel , marketing and the like They descnbe the markf't and lhear share expanding -.hnnkmg. IO<'al. national Th•· compet1llon . few or many, -.mall or large, Mmilar product •1r d1fforcnt1ated. And rt· -.u ll-. i.:rowth. cu:-.h flow pr11fll lo"" Tttt: Tfo:STS . t:t:K TO 1Mnm1nt tht• l'l M~. or pro(1I 1mpJ('l uf mdrk<·l .,lrate.:11·-. Thi· dat•• hank C'>tdblJs hes .1 p;ir for thr• ,·ar11JU'> markf•ting -.tratt·.:w~. ba!>ed on com p.Hllt''> w1lh 'i1m1ldr charac·tl·nstu·., If pnJf1 L., an· bt>low i.iar therP 1'> ">trnng cv1dcnc1• uf an 11pl·ratmg problem,·· "a Y" Sch<*ffler ... Either that or th1· eompany ,., in th(· m1dd h: of a pnct-war " Add1t1onal tesL'i hnni:; out the fatL ... An audit <if product1v1ty follows. often giving t'arly \!.a rnm~ 11( pQOr managemt•nl dec1!>10n!> It mh~hl be found, f11r i>x.implt.•, that lhP company ha:. increased labor pro. dU<'ll \llY 1 l>('rcl'nt. but only l.Jy spending I S percent on rn'tly equipment Yt:..,, th1:re I'\ li!OOd product1v1ty and bad. "ARKt:T"~ T'VPt: l~FOR~.\TIO:"I <.ale'> fore•· Jlld adv('r11'>1nli! cxpen ... e-. a-, a ~rc<:nluge of sale::. art· •"\amaned for l'.'aC'h bw.1nt''>'-unit''' a mcm~r compan> l>t-pendm~ on ~oal'>. mJrk•·t shan· an<I •>lher charac tt•nst1C">, a l"-'r flgun: <·;in be prov1dtd for sales or ad \ t'rt1i.1ng CXl*n"('" Chan~, . ., in markl't s hare a re examinf'd If a compan:, 1ncn:a.'I<~ 1l.!> ... hart• b> J ~rcent. a nd par for a company o f 1b cha nicten ..,t1C'., 1s !'>. 1t can lead lo a rev1s1on of tactics. If tht' rever;(' I'> true, 1t ca.n mean either of two things : a l(•mporary v.md!all or superior taclJcs Stock Marke t T a k es Downward Plunge NEW YORK I API -'Ibe stock market fell 11harpJy to day, tumblln..: off tht.• early-1.980 peak al reached Wedne:. day Tht.• Dow Joni•-. ,l\'t-rJli!t' of 30 industnJb, 14h1ch closed Wednt..,d..iv ..1t .1 17 month h1J!h. t1mp1>t>d back to J frng1 le P, pmnt-. 111 C'IO--<> Jt 893 77 loda~ Jfter rc..iC'hanJ.( J 1fay '., top nf !H:! 11"1 I ""''r' 11111n1irnl11•r"d 1 .11111 r' I' ,, •1 ,, n1.i r~•111 111 1111 hro:it! t.dh of '\t ~ \ •1rl-"t•>1 " '"·"'' h.111..:1• ''"'"ti ''"111·' .'t1ock11 I n rh., .'tpot light ,... E w¥ ., JU, •Pt •• ~' I r f ~.Jt ·.on-t "'' \TOCIC\ ... , ... YI/ Vf•I,. •I ti• Af'\f'I ,__, 'r '"'l"' " .... f •• . ' . ... . ' ... c ... , 1( ' . ... ,, il N•w Vf'tili> •t I> : I ;:::1;1,::: 1. ••. ~ • \t( ,.., '"'"' I •• Y• .,. I ..,, 1-....... . r •'' n .... ( fH 'I (A)w (,_,_ f-IP .. 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MC)yel •...... too4I at tri. ~ GI POl'hcal P«l- •• lh•• neuon ~- 111 •Oth P'~,.., Mo- oon .. 11h ~ t tMlntlon 10 non tr edttt0'1•1 <IPC>'~ bell'IO ltled If\ MatnepoilOCI Q» IUMCUllM Cgn Spinach F•t• OmM1 Stac:nedll fmtata . 00. aMHAaY JOHma A MtlOO'"O romaoc,a tc>r e.lty turna itllO m~tetY .. no 1tao-DY -,..., t>oy ltMHIO \111/~1'--V"'IJ 1J<1111110 • Cl.a4 man 1n h11 room Artnu1 '1••Ht.• •• '""' t~hl 01 •I~ <11 w••-•nd ••unfll ••tt· w ..... • ILOWLUCT Lucy• collu<.111•11 1,.1t.1h convince Roc.~v.,... • • v ... tom OI lileptom ..... 1 G> 0000 TIME8 Steve Martin explo res the "bizarre od d lties of the world " on his ~pec1al , "Comedy ts Not Pretty " torught at 9 on NBC, Channel 4 0 STEVE MARTIN COMEDY IS NOT PRETTY fh• wllO anO crazy <.<im801an is leatured 1'1 ....,, ... 1 $1<1ta Wllh 0.-11 onc;tuo1ng Sieve Allen Joye• OeW111 P eter Graves. Louis Nye ano Clllt Re•net D KUNOF\J Ca111e ta 1nV011tOO •n the hi• ot A young tt1C11an WhO belie\lea hts spot it hu been stolen by a group of Ch• neM imper1attsts The [•t1'1• latnUy I~ alt•ld they may bf! •dll1)\I GOlj lood wti&'1 ;on elderly ~"bO< t>r•noa thu main '4>\JrMI tor O•nner fl!) OICf< CAVETT Guest Aooa Eb.m '"'"''" tara&11 Ambau..oor to the IJn1te<1 St.;tes !Part 1 ot 21 Ci) OVEREASY Gu«sts Jaetue (.Au• Roy t\rat tHI 1 ! TIC TAC OOUOH !l_PJ FACE THE MUSIC 7'00 D C8S NEWS 0 NBC NEWS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Joat11e • oate cruahes h111 w1lh a ta8t-m1nuttt cancel 1a11on tor tier tirst den~ di Arno10·~ Q ABCNEWS >0 (I) JOl(EA'S WILO m M•A•s•H Hawkeye undergoes a Ora.lie ctiange ""'9'1 he becomes temparBry com- -manoor of tne 4077th Q) STREETS Of' SAN 'FRANCISCO Ketler poses as o porano<- ac 8'1d " placed 1n A men· u1t ho~llAI 10 mves1r9ate a number ot oooshonable o~alh!) 1rw1f! OVERIEA&V Guella J"4:A"' C..n Ruy Kral (RI ~ MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 119) MVIV GRIFFIN c;.-11 8obbt Vinton E •• G1<1><>< JulltJ Budd !4.u11 Paoe. Net Corter 7 30 6 niE GONG SHOW D IN SEARCH OF 0 '-IEWL YWOOO GAME D MATCH GAME 0 TIC TAC OOUOH m Al l IN THE FAMILY Not e•en pr6"Ure Iron <•l0<1a w1tt get Archie 11 tokfl Edith out tor 8 '11Qhl on the town, t>ut Edith I~ 11r111<1 ot taking "no • to-a'1 JO~WfH fD MACNEJL I LEHRER RE~T Ci) NEWSCHECK '({) P.M. MAGAZINE 8:00 0 (I) THE WALTONS At1 old ~weetheart ot ~OS4>'s arrtvPS on Watlo,,·~ M ountain dnO wrpo~ her w ith a weOOttlg proposal 0 BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY Buck pursuo• a t>f'dulllut Cl1011nel Lidin911 D KNXl (CBS1 LO'> An<wll· ' D II.NBC t NBCJ l 0'> An·wh·'> 0 Kl LA llnt.J I Loo., Anc~•·l1••, 0 MHG TV 1AUC1 l o'> Anq.,I•· a· kf Mll1l l-i'>1S,in011<qn 0 KtUlVtl11111Lo<>An·1••h l_OJ KC'> r tAUl.J '.>.tn Ou q11 m KlTV(tnrJ)lO'.Attqol1· (E KCOP TV (111.J) Lu•, Artq .. 11· EI) KCfT TV t Pl!' ·J l<• 1\11111 to CD KOCE~TV (PBS) Hunltnylun U. .Jr 1t 2 Series AdM!d ABC Revises Its Schedule By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES (APJ -ABC, appa rently acknowledging progra mming m istakes that cost \he network its No. 1 ra nking this season, has an- nounced a revised schedule featuring the return of . "Laverne and Shirley" to its once-successful Tues- day night lime slot. ABC revealed the schedule changes the same day lhat the A.C. Nielsen Company r eleased rat- ings showing th at ABC had fallen behind CBS in the season-long competition. ABC has been in a close struggle with CBS this season after four years as the und1sputed ratings leader in prime lime. AT LEAST SOME OF ABC's t roubles this season have been blamed on programming risks in the schedule last fall, in which the network moved som e of its m ost popula r programs -most notably. "Laverne and Shirley" -from time periods that had produced good results ABC's midseason schedule follows by one day t he announcement of N BC's new lineup CBS has not yet announced its midseason schedule . NBC. which has bogged down in third place after a q wck start, will add eight new series to its lineup in March. ABC, in contrast, is adding only two -"When The Whistle Blows" and "That's Incredible'" ------------- vvung wOtn<lh (An11u l <J<.k r1,.t11 wl•f> IO<>k' u.at tty hk• 111• :10th C"'1tury g1rl1r'4lnO 0 PAISONER· CELL BLOCI< H Whi16 Cmlt prt.!aOn QUUfd .• ,,..,~h••• to• dn ttMc.&Pt+d f•ftS>nntH .inotf1ltt dun W"Oubly rufuw~ '" ""'P 11.IWH w 1eh "" atH!'th1'1 r.m1n,1t wno tt0\J OWu m+1k1ng ti '''•V tor hf't U 10J MORK & MINDY Mor~ Mtnrly .;11<i thtl11 111onds trnnrt 10\jllttlO< t• .... ~ candtd·•IA NPISOI\ f Id vor trom htrrw•flQ f\•i b" I rhonc;11 on lhf\ tuOt• 0 MOVIE * * ', Tnt-St Voilf•ntlfltt s D.ty M ro;.•.icre I t967J Jno;on AObJ•rts. Ol!Ofge Segal In the 1920s undArwortd k 1'1gp1n Al L "l>Oflf' st&gl)S the bloody warPhouse sl8UQhtltf ot .-.evon rt•&I gang ~mt>fl"' I~ rir~ I Q) CAROL SURNETT ANO FRIEHDS C•ul'SIS Tim Conwn~ 9,.,. '"rde11e PotPr~ (E POLITICAL PROGRAM fD 28 TOf.llOHT Hrn;t Clttto Roh<"I~ {I!) MAGIC METHOD OF OlL PAINTING Mnun1 11n~ tn W1f'lh1' Ht•~1 W11h11ff'I Alfi'" 1i•tt t 8 30 0 •IO XIII WINTER OLYMPICS '¥1 If I ,..,,... I , t ff•C.fln,tl)lft)., i.t •1..•• hew " • / fl1Jt•t n-Httl' r1owrU11ll .• .• nq •nmfin '> i",(J(l TIU1Pf lolt·t_t() ~-al nu n••"' S j,() k1l(Jotnftl9f VOS',- GOUntry •ling, eec:ono run Q) MERV GRlfflN Guests Bobby V101on Eva C..aoor Johe Budd. Ket1 PdOe Nel Carter. Chuck &_.,ry Pat Coope< (E NIGHT 0All£RY '1!) THE PAIME OF MISS J EANBROOIE S uody AnO Jen'1y Two "lu0i'nt5 it8rt >I ,0Uf'1QI dOOOt the l..ct• or IO•o 11111'" t>ttaflng u poetic 11<.c;ovnt ot Min BrO<IH! • flaQIC ''""' alla1r tA) 9 30 (E NIGHT GALLERY ED GA TES Of' ASIA Th11 Otromun E mp.re A tooi. at tne a11ra11c tr•11 ~ur~ ot Turl.ey •Ottoman E mp.tu a Pf't'IOO ot ur>p•• ollelod -.suaJ splftn<lor and mou'1tlnQ moral aquslor 10:00 II (6 1 KNOTS lANOINO Sl<I ra balltlll<I -tots ••· w•to <hOOS 1n unsnnouncM and Kr.ren, h•t> p~seril wile 1nv1IM her lo ~t.ty tor lhf'W•'{•kl'n0 Q QUINCY Wh•ltt rnV1!$l •g11l•nQ tt111 d UfO OCC•dftr'lt dtmth Of tua. !)< drholO s bOylfl.,nd U111ncy k.-ams '"·" the O'rl m •Y l'IOllt> ~ rft'>i>Ofl51 lii'' to, 1nft tn\qt-dv DO NEWS (E Pl.AV TliE PERCEN'TAOES ED CAMERA THREE Lt•ne A•• ff-ln\t,,hl A lOm (ltt•h•-fhtv•.. ...u.-Jy o• tht r,,,,..rr tn t.u·nm J"ttof' s k>flq t 'f-'l•tf1v•· dnd t.MtrOl/@fSht • .,,..~, 1n c 1n••ma 1• ~llOS4''1tf"-1 tP1trl ~I '1!) NEWSOHECK 1030mm NEWS till MASTERPIECE THeA~ ..... ..,...... llead!f for Work Linda Lavin. star of the TV series "Alice," was surpn sed when she showed up to direct a segment of the show with these director's props. The cast a nd cr ew s upplied the mega phone. director's chair and riding crop to "whip t he production into shape.'' f -----------,---- TUBE TOPP RS KHJ fJ 8:00 -"The St. Valentine's Duy MesHcre " Al CaPone's 11lauihter of ri val gan1 members Is depicted in this m o vie drama wtth J uson Robards and ABC 8 :30 -XIII Winter Olym-Gcorgt! Se'l. p 1 c H . T e U ntt e d S t a t es a nd Czechoslovakia tangle in ice hockey in tonight's segment. NBC D 9 .00 -6tev~ Marlln Comedy is Not Pretty. Another "wild and crazy" special wtth Steve Allen, J oyce DeWitt, Louis Nye, Carl Reiner and Peter Gra ves joining the offbeat comic (see photo a t left) -~ THIATN TM ~ Of Duka Strael N' When tfW w., •avaged Cit.,,,. tuma up Ha OUll-at~& tron1-11ne c:an1...,. t~ 11n0 tney can no lonQ9' o.ny tr-< '°"* lo-.act> °'"*' tPart9ot 16)(RI t 1110 IJ DU (() ({§} NEWS D MAl(2ME~ 0 OAVEALLENAT lA..aE Oav• •• a p•llbear•• Ad!Mn, Alehlld Ill. 11'10 Rc»n Hood m w·A·a·H A °'~ Koraen I tam•ly en<! • girt w11h • (It baby cause ptoblem• •o- lh<t 40771h I II) BEAHAAD CA1881N8 11:.30 IJ ({) COLUMBO A psyc~•t us.>~ n•• e•peuenc.e 1n mtnd C()l"I"'"" 10 corry out tne murOt"" u t a ror...-t11(1<uf 0 TONIGHT HOllof JOflf•rt'r I .t' (,~,~ f>c>vQ H1.-nn1nq A M'vr "" f>hol O<lf1.,n.,. P .. t~ 9 DA TINO QA).fE Dll~ )(llt WlNTER OlYMl"tC8 r:;pec1al test ur 1» co ... , "Q" ot ~·hon not t- v1..0 ear ltef lln<I • ..,"'"'. ry ot t"" Oay s .....,..., '" I l Ol>tfl Ptaoo Frank G1llf>HI hosts 0 COLLEGE 8A8KET8ALL Antona v~ USC.. • HOGAH'8 HEAO£a • A pt-°' ,.,., MU I Q'*~ U an Altican ptrnce • IOHO Of' KEHSIHOTOH l atry panoca -a '-"'• ' ora1eo ~· c>oeat11 aN>w up to ac>eall ;it Ille W>nual r<en .. ng•on e.n.ii" Snow fD OICf( CAVETT G.-1 Abba Ebat1 '°',.,,., I ,.,_ Am-.00. 10 ,,,., Unrted Slat .. (Plitt t 01 'I '1!) PAVAAOTTI AT .JUll.LW'O Wo•IO reno•tleO lenor Luaano Pavaront t~ young pano.,._. ,,,. """ po.nt• ot .,, fl •Ac;lrnQ ltf1 81 the Jollllard Ope.a $c:hool on New Yo-~ Crty I 1 46 D 11.Dl POUC(_ WOMAH I While '""'"''IJ•l"'Q a wrt .. o.i.tong UM! P"°°9' and C.•OW'14>y tea.n thill ""' m,.n .nvor.,.-a nad 1:>&e1en r .. "' •t ""1• to """'" -Ml>NIGHT- 12 00 0 TWIUOKT ZONE ,,.... r .. ,., II)~ IMP06SIBLE , ""' ..... ·"~'" t ~ ... '" .... ...,_.,, ~· "" 1VfY' ' m&J .. <>' '~ '" Qt()f« •• r9d(..t\ A fM\.6' lln<k.;'"".H"\ 41) HONEYMOONERS -'"O a lr--0 tr"'" ('.;I ot town ~ ,,_ '' paa1 ~ ott 11 ff;•• l'l .. J(J Of tM 00'1 t l)ml'o)I'• I fD 28 TOMOH'I 12 30 0 KSl Of' GROOCHO Q) M<ME • • fl'I,. "'"l"' ... ..,.... JOHN DARLING AND CAN~ EVE.R FOP.EL T 1 H£ £XClllN6 ()0¥.JNHILL RI.JN~ FRANZ KLAMMER IN 1HE. t~1b WINTER Q.VMPIGS? f.f!r ~l ~-di ( tt:H) John warn• Do<-McKay A~ ••OO-• c;roolt; C.'-'11 10 b9 • o-ienoet1t Of A •-don (1hfl • DOlCAWTT ~ Abba £bM. lom- '9tNll~tot"v Unltad 8t•IM (Part 1 ot 1) 12'M8 Q)) MM'TTA WNla trylt\G to c;ep(U<A a ltlllet on tllld fOW 8.,etlA •• 1mC>t1tonac1 1>y • touon tacty WhO o.114111" him 10 0. '* •trangecl "°" !RJ 1:00 0 TOMOAAOW 0.-11 Ac;lfMI NalaJ,. WooO ~ ettl'11 Reo Del 111\0 .... wrl• o-.. 8 MOVIE • • • • Goio4lfl Eetrrno• (llM7) Ray M111ano M0t l9fl<I 0...lrtC! o..tring WorlO War II a Bt111ah agant ....,_, &heller lrom th4t 0.atapo by lla .. hno Wllh .i gypty carevan t 1 hr . SS "'"'' m UF'E ANO TIMES CW £DOIE AOQEATS E<IO'* • hr«.~ conrrnu" Mr Bitty •• on [Jr Zmo .. 11 • trait Toriy vt.1W11 to ch&r•o• Ch1qu11a •no t:;.,,-trudfl ~Of'IW' ttc;'>•" f Odoe ho 8 tttf"U:S,11vou• W1th M IU ( M tJi) ~l / l.EHREJI REPORT I 10 D ff , 8l..AC1< SHEEP sou~ In an ett0<1 10 l>OO'>t horn"' front m<>f8'e .t mr11t1~ .)( ,,._.., W'lO ptk>t ta "'"11 tr; fl., fit oY9I •• C(A'nmnnnt., '.t Pac>PY \men t~O MOVIE • • • Both 'i~ 0 1 I h., l •w 119'>4 1 P"'l\l"I' CumfT'l•n~ ,,.,tjnc.- u..,,q~l'' Q) MOVIE • • • r Tr• V•~th II ~· 8, 1'C.•11H •·•1 /11•H v .• n H"''''" rt•• '•'" r • ,. ,t PO\.•, J.,.,,,rr.1• -'• rr1 i" ftl olfl '1 ti' If\ \ " I Cl) MOVIE . . . ····· ,..,,....., • r, t t, N, '"'~ t 1 ir ! , ..... ,.. J.' """'' '••11).•• 1111> tf ,,.. I "''"" 1r.-•p 1'' f ,, t ...... f fl,,_ t1 11t• N)t I t_.41(.f)llT".,_ t (f,Vt,h.11 ,_,, 'It ,,...._,,,, t \hf J ED WHEN THE BOAT COMESIH l'("'d .,...,, .. l 1'1.,1 N•ll A I '"bM' U'j'~ H .,,,, " 4f~ ~tr'H)I] j • .. f ~' , , • •~t. """' , ... ,,,. 2:.20 IJ HIM noe MOVW • • •,. eanot eano1 You''• 0Hd • ( 1981) • Tony Randall Sant• e.ro-m 8K*O fO GOU> HOIJ M0\111 e * ,_. · Down Th<• Oefll 5,, ...... ( 11154) Brod«lcic Cta#iotd Riith RoM6tl uaD~ 1:00 U MOVIE - • • • "C;IM• Wl~t Paatoofl" t t9341 c.lio. Aa•'11, M•go A i..,-, """Cl........, t~ 10 c..laar twmaell ....,.. lie ii llGWMO al mutdat ( t ftr , ~S Min I • S~O MCME * • "Nwtl<' Let Go" (tt()I Ft1chard Todd. ,..,., ':iell•r • A aa&...;..an Oeod<n to IJlllY o.ictlte ..,hen h .. CM IA atotan (2' r11•) EI;) Bill MOYERS' JOUflNA.L. 4«tm MOVIE • * l)nmhll9d · t 194111 H<)berl RO<.kwell. 80tb4llA • Ullf'< A '-ac>aoar pub- lt~IWW cove<• up one ~r· tlt-r W'1h .tOOlh<lf 11 hf , 30 min) 4-250 NEWS 4"30 0 MOVIE • * Ambustl t t9391 Ol1· •lv• S••1thou1. Lloyd No•an ti) NEWS m~ TELEVISIOH SaMCE f 'riday'• Day I im.-Hot11.-» -AFTERNOON.- 1:1 00 0 • • H"~ Anybody • .. r. My (,at? ( 19~~1 ~ t • ' l lurtt1 Roe.tic • 1<1 1 A ..,,..,ur.y m3" , .~ ... , .• 1_.,,1~ ;unount ot .. .,,,,, .. " u1 o-... tam;ty of t:t 1 , "'"°' 10,,,,, ... 1 J hr 'lO trhn I 12 30 m • • * Wnmaf\ ()! "'" • "' I 11H1t K ath&rnl>< •if-<f.1tl•Hn f1~Af Tracy • 'l~'''P r 1,lumntsl ehll '""'" CJQr1~wr1tPr hUebar'id !1.CJiC-00 mucn nt ,..,,..,, time tn '"'"dn•rtqh~• QUBn•• t t ,,, ')() IT'Hn ' 3.:)0 0 • • 'ilun c;- • 7, t ,,.. ,., rJd'"'*"' Lou •ti• r ,,,l'),COn M~ '-00 0 HEWS , i!"' H'""d r 1 ,, 1~m11ta 2 °"' 0 MEWS ............. I , ,., )fJ "'"' ) by Armstrong & Batluk ~i • lAr'I , ... ~ ... Al 11 FOR '..-1 • ,1 ~· H '.' µU>AN(i " L...;;-"-11 T1Mt. Olympic Coverage Haired LOS ANGELES !AP > NBC has cut back 1b Olympu.·s tt-'C'hn1cal Maff tn MOSC'O\Ao itnd prepar<s t10ns for the Ol~m pt<'S lel<'<'ast have '1rtuallio com etoahalt, theLos An~elesTimesas reported T he 14·man teC'hnacal advan<'e that had tx>en inst alling elttt ronic equipment for t he Summer Olympics since last September was trimmed to three people this week. th(• story fro m Moscow said NBC has also stopped the shipment of a bout $4 million worth of videotaping and other eqwpment THE PAPER SAID fT had also learned that Pete r Van den Tem ple. the U S. Olympic atlache in Moscow, will lea ve the Soviet capital Fnday The timing of that move was reportedly influenced by President Carter's call for a boycott if the So- viets do not take their troops out of Af1banistan by Feb.20. NBC has indicated in the pu t that if the Unit· ed States boycotts lhe Olympics the network will cancel its plans to cove r t he Games. NBC has pledged S87 million to buy lhe U S television rights and was expe<'ted to spend another $40 million on production cosLc; The network's 14-man advance team arrived m Moscow last Septem ber w1th about S6 million in equipment It was to have stayed m Moscow c'< <'ept for period1<' rest trips out of the count ry LAST WEEK THE CREW ten for such a trip to Rome, but only three people returned on Mon· day, the paper reported The rest reportedly had been sent home. ' .... -----· fh, 'h1p mr r1t 11( I i nrkor.11><• n•11irclcr., h\ \mpt>' Inc or H1 ·dwo•1d <'11' < .11tf hJ'> l>f«·n held uµ by Wa,hin..:ton untf1·1 l'r • '1dr·n! (':1rtPr·, ban on the '>h1pmPnl nf h1).!lt 11•1 hr111l11n ,_,,.1u11imcnt to tht· So\ tt'l t nton l p !11 111 mur1• Amp."'< rec9rdef'~ 14 t>rt' to ,,.. '>hq1p.·d f11r "''' II\ forr1~n hroadcuster.- a nd &0m e of thost• .1rt· Jlso twhcved a fft-cted by tile l' S ban It 14 34' unknol4 n hn\Ao <;('\ l'rf'lv tht' ~v1et Olym pt<'S C'OH'ra2c• m1.:ht lw affN·tt·u 1r 1t does not Te cetve th<' equ1µmen! the par.wr said Tbe ~Uip· ment held up 1•nnt.J tns m1C'ro-processors ;.od <tOphlSltCatro tntl'){rJlNl C'lrCUtlry, some o( which rould have m1lttary a pplu:atton1' FATSO (PG) 6:00-8:00-10:00 THE JERK (R) 6:<>0-8:00* 10:00 GOING IN STYLE , .. a, 6 :15-8:15-10:15 DO NOT EAT: Fatso· PG ~ ....... , .... ~ .... , ' ... _ ----..... -· -. ·----··--·----i _.,.. ... -~·._.. ...... _.._ ______ .__...._..__,. ___ _........... ___ .. ------. ...,_, ___ ....._,...,.. .. --.._ ______________ ,,.. ... __________ .._. _______ ., ---------------- ENTERTAINMENT' INTERMISSION ~. Feibf._y 14, 18'0 DAILY PILOT D9 Actress Brilliant • in ID MOii Hut'1 "Lltbt \Jp tbe Sky," a ,....._ d tM plQ wtu.1.D tbat play opeea, "&wey eo Clften a part and an act.rell mMt on ran wrma. .. n.. ..,.._ coWd weU 1um up . .,,,_ Roee TaUOO" at 0..... ... eou.ce. Seldom t• local theater, profe11toeal or '-. ama.._., "-a performer ao lmmtll"Md tUJDMlf or benell lnt.o an ... tpmml u . b11 Renata Florln ln tb• Intermission Tom Titus 'Rose Tattoo' town pneat and Mary lhtbewa u the daut)lt,er's teacher, wblle Laura Mitchell ud Karea Koward 111hine in cameo aasl1nment.a of the neighborhood "watch" and Miu Ylorto'a ahapely rival, reapec· tlvt'ly Nancy Andrews aod Terri Hamilton con· tnbute an effective vl~ett.e. A.!.INIVIPt8AL sruaeo8 T'DUf9 .... ... """°"~ ~ .• .., ......... ,, ... A SIT~ 9{Ul~ flM _,,.. 111,. ... ""°'°'.._. C·'-''A,_, _ ~· N• 6 ,. t ... ~,... •# I •t,•I 4'f ... ,j NOW PLAYING la& a.MA Cl900MI uwuoa· Ct ... WUT Cosll lot$ ~ OUllQt bl-4 ?~!13 WMtmln•llt 891 3~ IU(llA ,.,.. otl1Vl·t•11411141A "''-821 4010 persona of th• ¥Olattl• Ten· n••••• Wllllama berolne Serafina Della Rote It 11 a pt1rformance of aatonl1bln1 deplb and masnttude ro.let are lmprqalvely enacted while aupportmg .,.lpmeot.a receive •horter ahnf\ from the col leatawcut. Wayne Scofield'a cut.away cottase deslp and Steven Crata'• superior lllhtinl effecta (which hiehUgbt cloud.a and atars) enhance lhe production technically. Susan Babb's late Forties and early.__ __________________ _. Wllllam1 ' aexually rep~ Skillan widow -a doubly dcmaodiq role ln lbat It req wree a beavy Italian ac:eeat '"'Ott'" au.stained at a blab emoUooal pitch -la briWanUy lnterpnited by Miu P'lori.n, wboee 1.0Date sensuality IUrther enricbea ber in· '"Tiie ltOH l ATTOO" A ·-.... , __ Wllti<W'll• ... ,..,_ .., CIMwM Mlle-Ml *"• ll't W.,.. Sc;--.... 1 ......... ""' S•-Cr'"9, <°" -~ bJ S...... a-or.-1 .. ",.....,.. -s.tw,...,.. .i I •. ~ al > p m llw°"Clf' feo U •I .,,. ""'*" -• C:. .... ,,_..,.,., off Go4-d 5.lr-'" Hunllr>Qlo" a. .. " lte-•ell ... , "1·1111 TNI CAU S.rell,..O.UeA.,.. Ae-i. floftn ~:;.:·.;.~r.: .. IO Te~~~'= Particularly lmpres11lve la 1'eresa Testrah a'I Min nortn'• teen ••• daudlltir, rebellmg against the oear-paycholic demaodia ol her overprot~Uve mother. Mw Tt'!lln•ke skillfully enacts the wild aptrit atralnln1 at the bonds of convenlloo and tradition. L.llhten1n& the tone of Willlams' otbennse somber atory ll tbe appearance of a strapping SlcWan wbo, like Misa Flono's slain husband, drivee a banana truck -though It l1i there that the reaemblance ends Gree Furlong portrays t1us well·meanln1 but doltish character with outlandish comic apk>mb DAVID DENNY IS FINE as Mass Testrake's sailor boyfnend, pressured tnto an uncomfortable situation Less convanc ang are Don Allcock as the Fifties costuming adda authenticity. "The Rose Tattoo" ls ooe of the most notewort.by productions viewed on a coUegiate level i n some time, with Renata Florin's performance worth the ticket price in it.aelf. The show continues Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 and Sundays at 3 ror two more weekeod.a lo the main Golden West College theater. • CAU..BOAJlD -Aud1Uom for the lrvlne Com - munity Theater's production of Nell Simon's "The Star Spangled Girl" will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p m in the lecture room of Rancho San Joaquin School on Micbelaoo Av~nue at YaJe Road in Irvine .Ron Fillan as dlrectlnl the comedy and will b<' seeking a cast of two men and a woman. all in their 20s the play opens April 18 at Turtle Hock Commuruty Park ·-· JeON-E,\elle~t.., T"95otr-F'el ... rdoLAo Doc10# • MIH'YCl'U The5al~ Gluw!IC)lne _.__.. k•ertt DevldO......, Ke.--ero LA"'eMll<Mll OOllAllcoo tteec...,....d ,,..,..,Me_ Gr991Natl" Merle,.C-.0. Casablanca Sale Completed "-'-. Vlol.tte .... . ,,, ......... .. Beul• .. ., .. An,.. M•r•• o...-eu Cerotyn "..-" ~-:,r~ HOLLYWOOD t AP ) A terpret.ation. Her entire character throbs with in· tensity and suffocating religious fervor. European conglome rate that o wne d half or Casabla nt·a Record and Filmworks In<· has arranged to purchase the n: maining half of the record com pany, offi cials say Coen Solleveld. president of Polygram. said thal his firm will makl' the stock purcha~t· from Casablanca's founder, Neil Bogart, and tus partner. Peter Guber. M~ FLORIN'S BRAVURA effort is the cen· terpiece of a splendid production mounted by G WC direct.or Chari~ Mitchell in which the cream Cin this case, acting talent) rises to the top. The major ""IHSEARCHOF . HfS'.1'0aJC JESus· IGI 1HE AUSCO KID" "1941 .. IPG) ~AHA.CULT OF THIDAMUID .. '"CUU .. llt Daily 6:30 Sat Sun-12·30 ,.,._ A~ Picture ..., ~~ .. ........,..,...lllC.:r-~ • .... I i:J~tt ~. ui'et•••• Orange 634·3911 UAClllMH Westminster 893 0'1411 lDWAROI " CINEMA CENT(" Costa Mesa 979·414 l EDWARDS'SADDLEIACK E:1 To10 581·!>880 lllCOLN DRIVE·IN &Je~ Park 527 2223 ilb l'USH ACClPTlD fCNI TMll OIGAGEMEMT I _,LACK HOLE .. ·: CPGJ I. ""STAI TREK" · Uil •1r ..ooDITIW'" SILENT NITE VALENTINE'S DAY Feb.14 RUDOLPH VALENTINO In "THE EAGLE" ( 1925) PRE·SHOWCONCERTWJTHANDY ~NDERSEN AT THE HAMMOND KEYBOARD 1 :30 PM O.nttemen Songsten 88fbenhop Ou•rt•t Comk:: J . J . Hatlteld 8Ht costume of tM 20a ConlHt Valentino UM*·A-Ulle Conteat Vlgnen .. From UpCoffltog Pl.,a Tickets At Box Office Or Mall Orders . S-4 &9 A BENEFIT FOR NEWPORT THEATRE ARTS CENTER NOWATSCR I A WonD .. • llUI Points In Time A llZZling comedy by EHaa O.Vte and Oevld Polloc- And on the Malnstage AIGHT,Of WAY by Richard Lees Low Priced Previews This Saturday and Sonday Charge Tickets, (714) 957..033 and Mutual Agencies .Jbuth O:>ast RepertorJ) DoVld Ermies and Mar1W'l llenlor\ Mlsllc Drec101• 6M Town Center OriYe. Co5'o MMcl. CA 9'2626 Bil .I. MEDLEY Wed. Feb.20 thru Sun. Feb.24 SHOWTIME 10 P.M. !Dinner reM>rVdllOl'l~ !>uggested) 835·2577 Bill Meclley has not appeared m Orange County since last years sellout performance at McClure•. TICKETS ON SALE NOW! $10 per person "I can't reed. I can't wrl1e." -CNnce the 911tdenef "He can't ION:' -~imova llU Casablanca wa~ :i tiny n·c•ord company that b1•came a g1anl with such stars a~ Donna Sum· mn. K1 -.s anrl the VIiiage Pl'o pie The-37 year·Clld Ilogart. Y.ho l auncht•d Ca!>.1blancJ on J ~hoest rang in 1'17·1 annnunl'f'd la~l \H•t•k hl' \\a\ '.ll'P!Jln~ dOY.11 a-. prC'~1dent of thl' compJn\ .,, hose ret'ord !>;.ilf·'> ha.,·1· tnpp~"rl $100 milhon .l ~l.tr Polygram had purchased 50 percent of Casablanca's stock in 1977 for a reported $15 m1llton It ha!> lonji? been rumored that Bogart would ll'aH' the mllbac IJusant>S::. to concentrate on mov ll'!. fie and Gulx:r launt'htld a mo., 11·ma k 1ng bran c h of Ca:.ablanca wtuch produced "The Dnp ' "Th;ink G1><1 It''> Fn cl .1 ' ,, n d t h e u p co m 1 n g F11' I " lllOO«IMllT lOGI ftwA191' utllllUCll lOllUU' fltU IOlllllAIM U lll t ,~.., ....... ,)tl:J /I. ,,...""" 1 1-.1;4" F '¥0 ')It ~ '-"'"Mn.a MO ~ lOW&lllll WOOOllllDQ 1111A9111All ll&DI09I Otllft •-.. u. OlllYI •• .,, rit t I ~u, tf199 6J/-Ol4Q .lJl'"'91 f)J'9 ,.., til J ...,,\t .. ~ ... 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II II ~HI 1•111' no FOG11 "'"' cm ON ,. .. ,., '""'"" _,.,.,. • .,, .. uun l(lAMll VS. l(UMll (l'Ot ''u' MION.OHT fXNlSS1•1 -.u "' "'' •o" oo ooo• • swt• Of lllUOtlC UllS ''' '"" l lTONO AND IACK 101 ., ~ .. .. ... . . ... . . . ITIVt .,.._ '"' ........ -ANIMAL NOUH 191 -----------tN _ ... e lAUlfN- AMllKAN GIOOl0111 ""' oaco •m•iel ---u ~-elUTMlf-ftl Wl MllKM CCW\J (9) ""' IAMI TIMI, NIXl HAI CM! ------........ e lAUltN NlmON AMlllCAN CMOOLO Ill ""' D11CO •ma 111 --•Mt<MWT ........ mufNI kW A ITAi 11 IOINfll 8Je DAI V PILOT Film's Seamy Side Up Keep• Oa Yr11elcia' ll~ an Cannon tugs the horn cord inside a I ruck cab on the set of her new movie, "Coast to Coast ·· Miss Cannon plays a hitchhike r who Jmns a truck driver on a cross-country 1aunt 'Manhattan' OK'd For Argentinians IH Jo;'IOS /\IR F.S. Argentina (AP! Ar gent 1111<111~ 1111 lun~<'r havl· to i:o to other countries to ... er· \\nod\' Allt·n·5 1atest movie the comedian has \\ 11n a t w1i mun th b<tllll' a~etinst censors who had re I u .... 1·d lo allow an unc·ut version of ··Manhattan" to opl'n ht·n· A ..,pok<'i-man for llntted Artists, the film's dis t ri but or. ..,;11CI tht• M ot1on Picture Class1ficat ion Hoard hat•kt•d down after weeks of negotiation \1 .. nhatlan 01wn<'d in Buenos Aires, restricted to \ ll'Wt•r~ IWt'r IK J.:1 ... 1 l><'1·1·mh1•r, ttw board ordered a c·ouple of 11111· lin1·r .... 1·x1·1M'<J on grounds or sexual immorah 1' \ llt•n who dt n·l'tt'll anrt starred in the mov1l·, 1 l'f11..,1·d lo 11'11111· 1·ut vt•rr-.ion b<' shown l'h1· boarit' .... n111-.t ~•·nous protest was agamst a lirw -.1111J..1•n b~ All•·n himself. who plays a wntcr 11.tr111•d 1 .... a;1<· I >av1.., In the film, Isaac's wife, 11!.1\ 1•cl .,.,. l\1nvl Stn•t•p, l1·avt·i-. him for another ~11111 111 < '11mm1•nls l..,a;w "She converted from b1 ..,exuahly to le::.b1amsm." 81 aoN PICNNINGTON n.~.,.._ \JnJted Artasll, obvtoualy concerned •bout the controv ray that hu 1unounded the Lorlm•r pre- .ent•Uon or Wllll•m fl'rted1dn'a "Cru.lalna " alnce it t>t-san tllmlna In New VC>fk lu\ yeu, hu 111ued a policy 1t.1tement, •• well u addln, an upfront dls- clalmer to th., nlm, •l•tln1 that It 1 "not intended 11 an lndktmtint" nor iii It "repreaent•tive" oC hom08cncu•l llfHtylea The i•Y communl\y hu reason to prot~t . howt'vc.-r, ht-<·•use the Jerry Weintraub production 11 a v1olt.-nt and uploltaUve c<>ps·and-klller movie which llt.'t•m11 pr1mur1ly designed lo take the MOVIE REVIEW viewer on a voyeunst1c 'I tour of the seam y, S&M leather sex bars in New York It's all so d•~· lalllefuJ talbeit realistic 1 and unmotivated that m o&t a udiences will be repelled. and word or niouth i.houJd be generally negative BASED ON GERALD Walker's 1970 novel or the same lJlle. the him concerns a rookie cop who 1s sent undercover lo 1nhllrale the homosexual cruising scene m an errort to trap a killer who has been preying on gay victims. Fried.kin's script slicks to the baste plot line and uses much o r the dialogue rrom the novel. but a number or im por tanl details have bee n changed. Wa lker at least attempted to explore the psycholo~1cul makeup a nd the a ll·eocompass mg prejudict>s of ha s three mum characters, but this 1s nil but eliminated 1n Friedkm's script. He does n 't bother wtlh character development or mot1va lion , C'xcept rorone brier inserted dream sequence in which the killer's dead rather tells him "you know what you have do .. That's th<> s um tota l of mot1vatton m the ent1n· mnvw. with th1> charucter or the cop rema1nini;: totally <'ntl'mati<' TECJINJCALL 'V. "CR UISlNG" 1s well made .ind (•mphas1ze5 Fncdkin's slrength as a film· maker at the same lime 1l signals his weaknesses a5 a wnter As a director, he achieves excellent 1rnce and visual style. but here 1t·s all surface gloss with Little substance ll1s dec1s1on to focus on the S&M leather sex 'cc•ne. w'h.tch wa5 not a part of the onginal novel. :-.mac ks or explo1ta t1on , although the film appears to lake on JUdKmental pos1llon in terms of this It fest} le o r homosexuality in general. It comes down hardest on the police, depicting a sad1s t1c l'nd 1ust1fics·the means attitude The performances ure all pers uasive on the ~urface. but the actors are all Limited by the scnpt and its lack or de velopment a nd mot1vallon /\I l'ac ino. as the rookie cop who 1s bucking for his de tt•rtive badge, has a compelling presence, but here h(' 1s forced to nrnke do with a surly. troubled look that ts suppoM•d to 1nd1call' he as psycholog1cally hothered by his assignment PAUL SORVINO IS T H E vet('ran pohce cap tam whose JOb depends on catching the murderer ;rnd Richard Cox ts the killer and a student at Columbia Unt\lers1ty Thal':; all lhe audience ever ~ -·~ ,.,~., 0UKlo<•r--ay --·· JHry Wel"lt ..... Wlll'-fi'._lt\ ,_CM..., knows about these characters and \hlB lack of de· la1l leaves the film with nothln& bu\ rather explicit violence and sex. Both murders and the S & M sex are graph.ic•lly shown and. m regard to the latter, the film would have earned a hard X Rallng < t.rustead or the curttnt R l 1f the camera would have moved one Inch. Much of this is probably due to Bud Smith's careful editing Other ma1or role-. are effect.tvely filled by Ka re n Allen. who plays Pacino's g1rlfnend. Don Scardino. as a homo'iexual playwright who befnends Pacmo. a nd Allan Miller . as the chief of detecllv~ ALLEN 'S CHARACTER WAS not in the original novel and has obviously been added to em phas1ze the heterosexuahty of Pacino's c haracter. even though he ts s upposed to have gone un dercover and to have severed all lJes with his regular Ure At the same time, the killer's sex life which was important to the novel. bas been ignored <although f'nedkm indicates he llad sex wtlh bis vie· timsl The st rnnJ(t•st aspect of the ftlm 1s finally J 1.1 m<•s Contnt•r':. photography. which 1s filled with stnkmJ? imaJ?e~ Jack N1tz...,c ht:'s mu~1cal scor e. which incorporate" ..,evcral i:.ound track song~ µe rformc·d by vanou:. ;,irt1sL-. as also quite good Grace Will Join Stewart Tribute llOLLYWOOlJ I /\ I' I Prmcec;s G race or Monaco wall attend th•· Ament-an J.'1lm lnstJtute Life Ach1ev~ment /\ward dmn~r hononng Jimmy Stewart on 1-'t>b 28 As actre~s G ract-K 1•lly. 'h" ro·c;ta rred wtth Stewart m the /\lfn·d ll1tchcork '>u~penst: mov1t: "Rear Window .. Tiii I I.LI "Tfll• l lt 11 :-Ll.1A:. • CJ .• • •• lR f'ULt..,.,.. , ., • ,, ' ,.. ',._.,, n• .... -.............. - PETER SELLEAS IN "BEING THERE" IPGJ ]1'i PETER SELLERS IN "BEING THERE" (PG) •to.-• ....... DAVID NAOOMTO.. "MIDNIGHT MADNESS" ~) ~ WIO.THUflll. --· t :OO. 1:11, tO:IO ............ Jamere Cann Oeoro•Sepl Mer•ll• Maaon Natalie Wood In All MacGtaw Nell Simon'• Alan Kine "THE LAST Chapter MARRIED ~Tw0tt'<ij "JUST TELL COUPLE IN ME WHAT AMERICA" YOU WANT" (R\ fUft '"• r It t .. a&•-·-.,. ... , ...... ' ENTERTAINMENT I MOV&ES ntE SEASON'S # 1 COMEDY Hm NOW IN ITS 9TH SMASH WEEK. STEVE 1fieJERl< MARTIN ~ ·~Vf~~l~f .~(!aj t'UTT CITY COTlR lOWIRD1' ClltfMA WU 1 IOUTM COAi T fUH 01,. 6J4·1>21i w951m.n""' d'~ 1 ''l:r. to.r• Mew '>46 21• r JOHN • ••• IUOll* IMUYl·I• O<•noe li39 8770 ~-·-, 4 .... !..~~ 0 ... ~~ 1:t•tljJ!fJI:Ar-------- USlt llU 1 I I IUJIGI ' 1.1 1tOLI . ,. ... .. . .. ,. . .,,. ~ #111111-1111 J. '" It f.• NOW PLAYING '\Ill tl11 ClltlH £ .. AMS' UMIOll TWiii lDWlllOS SAODLU&t:C , • t _,, to-u Mt'\.I •A•1 '1 t , ~· •,ri'•. .......... ..w ... ~ ..... "" ''" "IN SEARCH OF HISTORIC JESUS" IPG• (YCR• • -WW(•(~~ , .. ,"'<-"?' --· f~O~ ~~ •••u ••• _STAI\ 1, ~ ~ STEVE MARTIN .. TN!K.1-1h . ' •Jl ·-~--·..... h~_1ER)< ""•• •,. "• WEOfTHUAS. ~,:.;.:. •,-:,•::,•,-:,·~: a 1s •·u . 10 1s 4 , ...... , . ., .... Kraml.'r .... ''· ""ramt:r "' •'1 . 8ETmam&m @-, ~ ·--MANMTIS ~ t~teful THE ROSE4 Al I c.ome<ly ~IO"w (R) Plua Ir. PLUS "GOING IN STYLE" "STARTING OVER" I I 4' I .. THE E:LECTRtC ~~~~ HORSEMAN vs. ... : {.,~ KRAMER" ... o•-• , " .. ~0'-t , ··~ ... l•f. .. WAlif• a l'I' w• w OOOftP1f1f,f (llttat 1•YIHt 551 -0 ~=1, THEROSE1. ~ .. , l . WEO·THURI WEOITHUA3 7·30, t :45 7·00. 9 30 -=-Si'cnt o-.v,o ... _,Oto OL~ rcarn MIDNIOHT c!'~ 1 ...... ~ MADNESS i"Ot Plut ' "ANO JUSllC& WEO.THU"I 1 oo.' 00 ,OR ALL" ... '" ... ' · . •. > • -----------------·. ··--------· .. ·-· . -. .... . -· . ----~----. ' I I l I I • • • • • I r __ .. ~-.~ ...... -~--------.----·--~--......_,._._. . .._ ..... _____ ......... ..._ ...... _._ __ ....,. ______ ~--------------------------------- INSIDE: •Ann Landen •Erm• Bombecll •Horoscape • Claulfled • • • CJ Delf' " ... ,.,....., ~ ·-M.lrray Quirk, checking mail box, gives Peaceful Impact salute: the sign language symbol for 1 love you. · Devo~e of the Stars 'The stars were created so that man can have something to guide him.' says astrologer Carroll Righter. #hose that don't have a chart don't want to learn.' By MICHAEL PASKEVICll Ol-o.llyf't ... _ Carroll Righter never planned on becoming perhap~ the• nation '>most wadely·read astrologer. ·1 int1·nd<·d to bl' a la wyer." said Righter "ho .• it Hll 'l'.ir-. old. -.111l 1s ~oing strong as a syn dH·Jtl'd 1 olumn1st .md pc•rson<.il forecaster for sonlt'nfltll' blJ.!J.!•·:-1 s titrs an Hollywood · I t ni·cl lo d1:,provt.> at.·· he said of <.in a"t rolog1eal t•hart th<it predicted his car eer di rec t1on l':tl I~ m hft· · But pall<·rns ~tnrtcd to dt '1•l11p. · h,• lol<I a J.!Jlhl•rtn~ of lhl· Monday Morn tnJ.! < I uh of L.iJ,.!una lk<it'h Nn" he s obv1ou:.ly a devotee of the belief lhljt. "Tlw st;1rs "ere rreated so that man can have something to guide him. Tho:.e t hat don't have a chart d1rn t want to learn." AMONG THE FIRSTofthefamow;whowant· Pd to learn from Righter was actress Marlene Dietrich Back in 1939 th«' already well·established c;tar reportedly asked Righter for advice on wht•n ..,hl' '>houhl retire and settle down to hfe on a ranch · 1 ~•ml 'tOU ('an 't retire," reC'a lled Righter ·You a·onlht•vl'rg1·ofagreatnewcureer" '\h Dll'I rtl'h rc•lcnted. and soon after won a ... t:.irnnJ.! rule-"1th .Jimmy Stewart an "Oestn B 1rie!> Again.· ('rmc,1dered a classic of the Wester~ ftlm gt•nre Sh<' contmut·d to seek Righter's advice to the point wht·re he was supplying her with a full page or rorecastst>ach day. One particular astrological script warned her not to eo on the set one day because of possible m· 1ury "Shesaul. 'I can't tell my director I can'tgoto work be<:ause my astrologer said not to,' ·• Highterremember cd Sure enough, Ms D1etn<'h wt>nt to work without a word and broke her leg that day. THE DIRECTOR later told ml·. lft>V. when 'ht>'s going to have a b<id da). you t1·ll mt· Thi-. IUSI ('0Sl me$80,000 ... The dJrector bf•c•amt· anothn llollvwood set ron\•f'rt to H1ghter's star 1•h<Jrting · 1\Clor Rt1lx·rt Wai:ner IA.rote tht· prrfo<'c· to H IJ.(ht('r's latl''l book and, acrnrdanJ.( to H1~htn, .,ought ad\tCt.' on what da)S to remarry '\alCJlw \.\ c1od and cont'l'I vc· their chi Id 'Tm rl':.pons1ble for many bab1C's ob no. not that way," blurtt>d Righter as the <.iudacncc of about50persons broke into laughter With nearly 56 years expenence as an astrologer working closely wilb human and stella r stars, Righter provided som e views on the l'haractertra1Lc;of actors and actresses .. Practically all the early stars were Aries.'· he said. reebng off names hke Mil ry P1C'kford. Glona Swan:.on, ~pl·nn-r Tracy and Charle!> ChaplJ.n. TREMORE volatile Anespersonas gave way to more "practu·al" T<1uran:. like· Gury Cvopcr. <;ll·nn Ford. lknry Fonda and Ring Crosby. he noted "Thcn"s an orderly progression. ·he added "There are no coincidences in natur(' " But no mall.er the astrological s ign, actors all share one thing in common. be said. "If they don't win awards, they're very d isappointed." His Hollywood connections -Righter often throws parties for big names -have been 1mpor· <See DEVOTEE, P•ce CZ> Valentines For Hostages Getting Valentine's cards from Orange County resi- dents to the hostages in Iran is the mission of Murray Quirk. 'Maybe a healthy outpouring of love gets to them (the terrorists) somehow.' By DENNIS McLELLAN Of .. Deify""' ..... In the 103 days s ince Iranian t.erronsta cap- tured SO Amencan.a In Tehran, Amencans have expreased their support of the hostages to many w•ys: from boldJng candlelight v1g1Js to past ang bumper stickers on their cars. But an Orange County man as going one step further or, more specifically, he will be go- ing 3,S57 miles farther. Next Monday Murray Quirt. a report.er for the Saddleback Valley News, plans to begin a cross-country drive to New York City His m1ss1on ts lo deliver valeotmes for the hostages tD I ran's United Nations ambassador For the past week Qwrlc. head of a new grass roots group <'ailed Peaceful Impact. ha'> heen running ads in the personalh column1> of ~evf'ral county ncwspa~rs aslung resident:. to ... end in valcnt.mei. for the hostages. "IT n 1sy SF.EM E D LfKE everyone IS fl•t•I 1ni: '-<> frw.tratt>d and helpl<"'>S" s111d Quirk. 21! "ho hdlCVt"> lht• ma1hng of C'hn<,tma<, lard<, ti the• ho'\t a~l'S in Ikrt·m tH:r had J J'O'lll\l' 1mµJ< t on thl'1r captor'> "Maybt-J hl•alth) uutpounng of love gets t(} them someho" " Peaceful JrnpJC't ,., ::in armmm for i takt• J deep brc.!lh 1 l't•opl•· t:n~a~t.-d 111 A1>sembl.ang Colorful EH·nt... 1-o'>ll•flng l'n1t) Jnd Love ln Ma :-.<, Protest J\g<11n-.l Conque'>t Jnd T otal1ta.nani'>m Qwrk Jnd hi., "tf P Hcnt!'\: Quirk HdaS, d SantJ Ana Hl·i.;1H1·r rqxirtt:r. starU>d lht' group four V.l.'t.•k:-. ago lfl' d1·.,1•nbt.•<, It ab "dt•dlC'<.tll'd to an1>wenng fear and h<.itred with ICIYl' ·· Tht• idea. ht· -.J1d. l'i to show "thut fPar tr·r ror and vaolenn· .1 n •n t tht• onl v wa \ to ma~ l' J po an t when~ ou frt'I dt·t·pl) about.thing'> · Becaw.t.> he d1dn l get the idea for th<' vaJen tine campaign until the f1 r..t wct.>k 1n f't:brua!' <ind his fi rst ad ran only last 1-'ndciy, Quirk !>aid the response so rar has been s mall "WE'RE HOPING IT'S NOT an 111 fated thing," he said earlier this week "We 're trying to get the message out .about what we're dom g so people who want to s upport us can." He noted that officials from three school d1stncts this week said they wouJd send memos into the classrooms telling students about the '1alentme campwgn. And while dr1v1ng east Qwrk plans to generate publicity m order to pick up more cards along the way Qwrk said he is trying to find someone who will donate a renta l truck tD carry the valen- tines. but 1f that fails, he plans to hook a trailer to his t976 Plymouth Ouster ''I'll put some anti frttze an 1t and hope for the best," be said. adding, "1! you get bogged down doUlg something emotional like thts you JU1>t press on " QUIRK, WHO MAY BE accompanied on the trip by tus w1f<: or his brother, plans to st.op in th(• major c1lte1> along the way: Las Vegas, Salt l.cike City, Denvt'r. Kansas City, St Lows. <'h1cago. Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh and l'hlladt•lphia 111· hopt•'> Lo n·Jch lh1· L"nit<'d ~at1cin:. build· 1ng in !'\ew York City by Feb 28 And Qwrlc I'> opt1m1-.t1l· that he wall be able to deliver the rardi. to the Iranian ambassador. After traveling more than 3,000 miles, he rea- ...,,n:.. · 1t would ~ kind of hard to slam the door an our face .. .A Noting that "the new Iraruan government ~tTm:. to wd.Dt to end the hostage '>1tuat1on," <Ju1rk o;a1d he hope:. the hostages arc released lidort-he completes his tnp. Ir so, he plCUlS to deliver the valentrnes to thr ho~lag~ themselves HE-figur~ they will be debndl'd" by the State Departmt:nt and he 'Imply wtll dr1vr· to Washington The ma1hng addres., for -.ending valentines 10 thl' ho'>L.1ge:. I'> P t•art'ful lmpucl, 23011 \1 oulton PJrk14J~. Suitt' G-6. Laguna Hilb !li653 (,Ju1rk ong111ally formed Peaceful Impact to rail for an a ltem auve rather than a boycott or the Moscow Olympics. He proposes that tht• Olympics ~ "upstaged" by another s et of ~ame:. in the United State:. with as htllt· icovern rnent involvement a1> ~:.able Carroll Righter has become the astrologer to the stars of Holly'NOOd: some actors won 't rrake a move without first seeking his advice . More Than a Pair of Stand-up Comics By JUDITH OLSON Of_Oe..., .......... TJ:iey've been called the "Bill and Bernie Show," but the team ta much more than a pair of stand-up comics. . Rabbi Bernie King and tbe Rev. Bill McQuold, good fnends whose consregaliom abue a facility, complement each other and add to each other's wort. . The two talked about tbelr jolat venture for the flnt lecture m the l2lb annual semi.Dar spomored by tbe Women Aaoclates of UCI lnterfaltla, themed Faith and the Arta. The temple/chureh, wblC!h 101Detlm• La Uptbeartedly called a "cburple," waa dedicated on ThanbliYlns Day in 1978. Much p~ation went into tbe balldiq ancf plan.s for ita use, ~ McQuotd aald it ii "by tbe provtdeuce of God" that everythinc baa worked ao well so far. Both congregations bad dedded to focus on people, rather than bulldlnas. so it was easy to acree on a dealp th•t wu "simple but ele1ant." BY SllA&ING a home, llcQuold said, "we ban a facillt7 that's med me>1t of the time. Some ol the enero and IOIDe of the finance can JO back into the people." The buUdlne la "comfortable and 1peab to who we are " be added. "We're a whole church and a whole temple." ' The furnlabi.q1 bne been deltped IO they can be nven-ed easily to tum the bulldin1 from• Protest.ant church to a Jewiab temple. r The m assive altar pi~. which is the focal point of the r oom , is turned around Friday afternoon so the cross Is hidden and the Ark of the Covenant ls revealed. There are 10 Hebrew letters, representing the 10 Command menta, beside the door which closes off the Torah. And there ls a n "eternal light," symbolic of tbe Uebt in Solomon's Temple, which la to be lit al the be1innin1 the Sabbath, Kina said. RE SHOWED the Torah acroll with Ila elaboute cover. symbolic of what the Hl&b Priest used to wear, and said that "the Torah now la the Hilb Priest." When the Pre9byterian coocre1auon ealben on Sunday morninp they find the walnut chancel piece and driftwood cross from their flnt c.hurcb, a challce, bapU.mal bowl and an· tependium on the pulplt. McQuold add.a to the artistic UTay ol rellcioua symbols with his celebratioo robes, which be says make him a "walkina ban· ner" ln the wonbip aervtce. The altar piece, lar1e and 1lmply deaiened. ii the han· di wort of a ~a.rpenter from Cotta Mesa who, lronic1Lly, ls a Catholic, McQuold 1aid. _ Tbe buildi.q bu additional artlatic element.a, MtQuold and Kini pointed out, lncludlq two stained pus window• which re· ly on color, tenure and Upt for t.beir beauty. •'T'BEal! OB no plcturel ln them," llcQuotd not.d. "But t.beH can 1uaMt a MGM ol trancendence ln wonhJp." The windows are at their best, McQuoid added, at around 4 p m when the sunlight 1s soft The final artistic ingredient LS the open space in the church, which can be utilized !or a variety or thlnp, lncludinl dance. ··People worship with all their senses." MeQuold said. "Protestant churches have thought for a Ions Ume that tbe s poken word w15 the only way to worship. "But we are now brtngin& back UMi 1ymbola, colon and senae of particlpaUoo appealln& to all five senses." The church/temple buildinl, which la used by approximate- ly 500 families, 14 "not for everyone," Kini said. "It takes the clerl)' coopeuUne finl and then the lay people. ."It's like a marti•ee relaUooabip. If you want tt to wort it wUI." "It wasn't love at first steht," McQuold said. "Bernie lul't lhe first nbbl I've dated." Kina added, "There's no right or wron1 way to u to which way to ID· We have • wUI tD make it work." Tbe .eries will C?ODUnue Tuesday, Feb. It, with a talk by the Very Rev. F•tber Gabriel Asble on Greek Orthodox Es· pressiom of Art Icona and Music. The final t.a.lk Tuesday, Feb. 28, will be liven by Silt.er Eileen McNemey CSJ. and the Rev. BW llcJ.auablln. Time Is to •.m . to noon and 1ocaUon la st. llark'• Preabytertan Church, Newport Beach. Ticket information m•y be obtained by calliq ISl-4ml. I I I I • • • > t , I ' • . (2 DAI\. Y PILOT o.ltf ..... ...,._ Krist y Carmack, 7, of Mission Viejo, left, and Kinesa Gjertaen, 8, of Dana Point put fmi.sb.ing touches on veterans' Valentines. Valentines For Vets Valentine's Day will be a bit brighter for patients confined to Wadsworth Vetc•ran·s Hospital in Los Angeles thanks to the Orange County Council of Cam p Fi re members. Local boys and girls have sent more than 700 personalized Valentine cards to the veterans at Wadsworth as part or a natJonwidc effort that will affect vetera ns in 172 medical centers The 1980 "Salut(' to Hospitalized Veterani." marks the fifth con· scculive year that Camp F ire mem· bers have participated Each of the children w1U be re· warded with an t.•mbro1dered heart patch thankrng them for their in· vol vc mcnt. Shades of Kit Carson Harking bark to days of Kit Carson ttnd Jcdt"d.lah Smith, the California H1stoncaJ Society plans a weekend excursfon to sites in Kem and Tulare counties on Feb. 23 and 24. Bakersfield Wool Growers lM and, a fter dinner. h1stonan Or. Mary Pa· quette will lecture on the historical significance of Buque setUement in California. Dev otee , .......... a, tent to R1lhlM'1 reputaUoa. but tMy'n led to 1omt ml1coneepl&on1 about • "uleQee" tbat di~ bAck ufar u3800 8 .C. uaoMEONE ONCE .. ttd me. 'Wbendid you 1t1rt a1J th1a (utrolo1t1'1'" la1d Rlt!atar, "l wu a1ba1U" ' "Altroloo ii refered to in tbe oatb ot Hip. poera._, .. be noted. "And people nodctd (in an- clent days) t.bat 11 Mara wu lD aeertaln poettloa, I.here were more wart,·· be aa1d.. ''Tbey cooaulted tbe It.an to learn wbeo tt WU Ume to bunt or if a new ruler would be benip.." And. u the knowledge ot utJ"oloCY lnereued, pr actilionen learned more about the lnfluence of planet.a. For example, said Rllhter. t.be lnfluence of Uranm can help reveal • penon'a unique talent. "When you have a map -a scifmtific map - you can team to mitigate your problems," claimed Righter. "It's wonderful." This can be related to serious doubt.a or quea. lions one may bave, or simply inform him tbat Neptune's position in the solar system will lead to a d ay when he's sure to hit every red Ucbt on the bighwaya. · "Yes. you can know these t.binv.'' said Righter. "Why operate in confusion?" FEATURING M-ilicent Yaakee Nancy Ebsen <left ) greets Mr. and Mrs. T. Duncan Stewart (center and right) ldentif1cat1on on this photo and another showing actor Buddy . Ebsen chatting with Dr. Norman Loats was inadvertently mixed in Mor:iday 's Daily Pilot. The Ebsens mingled with ~uests at the operung night reception for "The Magnificent Yankee" m which the y co-star. The play conlulues through Feb. 23 at Monte Vista School. Costa Mesa. Righter's Advice 0mars RUFFEll'S CUSTOM FRAMING UPHOLSTHY Whenever Ca r roll Righter appears 1n public. he's s ure to be asked for an astrolog1<'al rundown on the twl'lve signs o( the zodiac His ~t appearance ln Newport was no excep· lion. So. here's Righter 's advice to star watchers for the Im m ediate future· ARIES -"Go after nopes and wishes und new friends.·· partnership that likes ne atness and a fin e finish It's time to gam- ble and tAke a chance " SCORPIO -"Can catapult to the top or the bottom depending on how they handle 1t. They llke to do things lbe bard way. It's easy to get along with them ii you go along with them." SAGITTARIUS - "They're hasty and Im· puls1ve like Franco and Stalin U you don't agree with the m 1t '<1 'up against the wall ' tame But It's lime for them to s top, look and hsten .. CAPRICORN "It's the best organized sign of all. but don't go ove r· board and you can ac- complish much " AQUARIUS -"Thu LS a work. work month · · PISCES -"Sudden and surprtsmg things are ha pperung a good time where art.1St1r t.·ndcavors are concem t.>d " SJMC1alb:lt19 In SHADOW BOXES ... ,.w .. 1803 Newport Blvd. .. .... Costa Mesa 1m...._. ... UA...4.l;.11 c..t ..... S .. 1-1116 LOW WAR&tOUSE PRICES! * CUSTOM DRAPERY • MATCHING BEDSPREADS • FLEXALUM BLINDS • WOVEN WOODS •CARPETING I 0.DA Y OKJVBY OH MOST OttDBS Call Sharee · 960-.3219 -free estimates I TAUR US -"They ar<' p e o p I e o f g r t· a l character and now 1c, a tame for bag changes and Travelers' Guide to Indian Arts, Crafts ------------- new mtt•rests." GEMINI "Some dl' lays and obs t<irl<·s will WASHINGTON CAPI -lndlan dolls. paint surface but you can nst-ings, rugs and olber crafts &re populdr 1t1·m above them " decorating many Am erican ho rn<':. Uut M OONCHILDREN sometimes locatlng authentlc p1c.-<'es cant.. .. C R ighter dislikes the hassl~ term "Can ce r") -So, as an aid both to the Indians and thr1r "Have fun. Have a good prospe<-llve customers, the ln~nor lkpart n11·nt time. Go out on the has prepared a guide to Indian 014ned ....rut town." operated arts and crafts businesses LEO -"Sudden and The guide fulls mo re than 150 establt-.h pleasing things are due, ments m states from Alai.ka to FIClnda and r..in with new love interest.a." prove handy for trave lers visil1ng other areas VIRGO -"Can ac-1be "Indian Arts and Craft.a Source Olrec-compllab a p-eal number tory." l.s available wtlhout cbar&e by send.i.ng a of practical thioga, but postcard to the Coo.sumer lnformatJon Center. Pontene Supreme Perm .r"'...J >\..... t , .. (#_,.'<~ ,:.J 'Yt-f ' ~'AK, ... ,! ' . (_; .... j •-, • · I . O· .. ~£""' ,., ..... """"' ( ,1 J •yr'( •.J,J :. ,..,~ .; ~ •.,,t:yt.-.-"-.,. ~ic ~ .. Ut(l' .. .,,..,.. .,,,,. .. .. ,, ......... .-.~ _., __ ----------Included are a visit to Fort Te.Jon, lunch at Tule Elk State Reserve and a trip to Allensworth State Historic Park. a preserved 19th century black settl<•ment. Planned for Saturday niKhl 1s a tr<1d1honal B<1sque meal at On Sunday. tour members will visit Kem County Muse um's Pioneer Village and lunch at Bill Lee's Bam- boo Chop Sticks in Bakersfield. not leave mucb time for Dept. 633H. Pueblo, Colo. 81009. pleasu.re.1beyareexact· __:_::...:---.:.:....:.....:.:.---~__:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ing and meticulous." For details. call (213) 449·5450 LIBRA -"A sign or 'Suringin·g' is a Bommer DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1bl.a la my aecood letter. and I am desperate. My buaband and I are swingers. (We meet new couples to have aex with them.} My husband kept after me for months unW I agreed to go along witb it. We've tried lt a few times, and I don't like it. I just don't ca.re about having sex with other men. I love my husband very much, and I guess J am afraid I'll lose him if I don't go aloog wttb it. We've alwaya been able to communicate, and I've talked to him till I am blue in the face about bow I feel -but I keep lettina myself in ~ deeper and deeper. What do the authorities on this subject think about It? I'd a1ao like to bear from your other readen wbo are into thia lifectyle. -DESPERATE IN WILLJ.A)(SPORT DEAR DESPERATE: Every "Swtap,a1•• couple I've beard from (a.ad over tM yean I've heard from bandreda) tau told me tt•a a real bammer. Tbey are the bes& "a .... rttles" I ' know. •~ DEAR READERS: 'Ala la you Problem Girl, phoning in today'a eolama from &lae dogbome. After that meat-loaf nuc:o. I swore off rtt· ipes. But hope springs eternal. What'• more, tlaat lemon mertn1ae pie recipe aot ealy sounded faU ·•afe, bat 1 ltad I& teet.ed la mJ OWll klkbeo. WeU -Mn. James 8e)'ferta of Fremoat. Mic:la., pboDed Cb.lu10 to .., • •"ftll.neeta npe of lemon juice seems Uke an awfal lot for a pie . . . " That, my friends, Is the way It appeared la tile Maake1oa CluonJc:le. 8oo-GOOO, • boaqftt of 1kak cabba1e to the typeaeUen 9P tben. Aad 11 aJl1Glle • .._. tM ree1pe ud waata n, DON"r wrl&e to me. CaU you loeaJ paper. I've laad IL DEAR ANN LANDERS: A while back you told an 8-year-old that he shouldn't keep bis col- lection of more than 1,000 peonies in a Jar. "Take them to tbe bank where they will co eel interest," you said. Enclosed la a cllppin& from tbe Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. It tells about an 11· year-old eirl who saved her '2·a-weet al- lowance and went to the bank lut June to open a aavinp account. She bad '20. Moat.bl later, wben the girl returned, abe bad tu.et. It aeem1 many banks lmpoae a aervtce charge on a,avinp accounta with balanees under $50 or $100. Other bank.a almply Hip tbe cbar1ea but pa, no lnt.e~ on small aceounta. Tbe 11· year-old girt whose account shrunk wu char1ed so cents a month becuue her account waa un- ,. der $50. Her pasabook showed 50 cents deducted in October (when the fee policy started); ditto for November, and 68 cents lnt.ereat. Thus her r, $20 deposit went down lo S19.69. Her mother said. "This makes me an1ry We were ttytng to teach the child to save. H I .. kid puts $10 in tbe bank. she'll be down to $4 ln • ... year because of tbe 50-cent monthly service ' charge." What do you 117 NOW, Ann Landen? -NO SQUIRREL MYSELF . DEA& SQVJ•a&UY: BIMI, lb MM.r ·.,.. ..... , .,...,,.... ,..... lllflatlla. It~ Aaa Lalldn-s ••87 to ma.IMala reeonla, ud U., laHe &e make I* llP •mdaow. Bat there are many bub that l.ari&e amaU accoaau, pay ln&ereat aad c:har&e • fees. 8o cheek oat the baak'a policy before yoa ptlt you moae7 ID. folk.a. DEAR ANN LANDERS: f am a 10-year-old girl witb a grown-up problem. Mom wants to give away my cal. I wlU die if I lose Princess Grace. Last night we had company for supper. Mom made chopped herring. The bowl was on the table. Princess Grace jumped up and ate nearly half the herring before Mom walked in a.nd caught her. The poor cat didn't know she was dolng anything wrong. Mom says she's a very smart animal and she knew very well what she was doing. Who is right? Please be on my side. Ann. -SALLY R. DEAR SALLY: When a cat ameU.1terrtn1, be doesn't know anythlnl about rl&ht or wrong . He just knows It smells mighty 1ood a.ad be'd like some. What bappeaed waa yom mom'• faalt. Site should not have left lbe bowl of ben1a1 unat- tended. Yoo have me on your side, Doll, and I bope I helped. DEAR ANN LANDERS : My father remar. ried a few years ago. I dislike my stepmother intensely, and the feeling is mutual. I have lried every whJch way lo get along with her, but she Is impossible. It is no secret that we don't 1et along. Now my stepmother ls dyina of cancer. I hate to see anyone suffer . but I cannot truthfully say I am sad that she wilt not be around. The woman has made my Ufe miserable. Al the funeral people will be coming up to me and saying things Uke, "I'm sorry." How do I respond? I'm a lousy actor and no pbooy. lt'1 going to be rough to act bereaved when there are -NO TEARS IN MIDDLETOWN DEAit MID: lt"1 aU rt1bt eat CO ban tean, bot there t. oo enuae for bel.DC dhreapecUaJ. Accept the condoleaces wttb ir•ce. Say "thank you" and bebHe Uke • menacb -for your father's sake. llCIMl CAIOlll Tell~ how to plant It Seturdeya In the or how to f Ix It AF~OFOS FINAL CLEARANCE 50-75% OFF designer collections by: ARMANl ... MUGGLER ... KRIZIA MISSONI. .. VERSACE .ind oth1•r c o nlc'mr>or .u v f uropt•,rn dl"-l~nt·r ... I Fe r.t i Accessories at Special Prices I FASHION SHOPS UCO ISLE e NEWPORT BEACH e 673-6563 TOWN & COUNTRY e ORANGE e 54 3-1750 FASHION l<)LAND e NEWPORT REACH e 644-2652 PROME NADE e WOODLANO HILL~ e 148-6 120 MEN'S SHOPS IN THESE STORES TOWN ,\ COL 'J T I~~ O OR,\NG[ f'Rn '..H 'J \f i; Q \\'001 >l •\'JD HILL l..i CREDIT CARDS ACO PTFO. 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CllUeT CH' Tlll tuN•tOtt COU•T OP THI Poets writ• n alo~ m1l)' ol love . u lndi. me to beU \'e that nunl' of t h m ev r m&arrtl'<i Act'ordln1 l o them. lov .. makes th lo\orld .i11 around "'"u"' never hav1n11 tu '"' you·r.-11orry '' th•• crown of ull our bh')~ ha.'l M bounds IS thl• .'lu.n, t'a1H1 . m1HIO nod sltU'1' Is lh1• h\ Inti t'S.St'll\'t' llf u dt \llnt' neiahbor. and tx-m.i 1n 1t a t ltoi.11t OOt't' IS betlt>r than nevt>r lo hj""' ~t'll ln It at all 'WHt:N I wu, 'lllH\JL I too. 'Auh .1 flOCt on the· :.ubJect 1\rtd "h.> nut • LO\'t' was L'\ • n." hl 11 I turnt'd I C'Ould :..1·,· 11 touch tl ,111, II 1t 1.11111 f1·1·I II t ~1olh1•1 ~t.1111"·d J lul In lh1• nJrtW ot lltll l'Ol.il JO\ l' I t\lll'r I '4<1~ lllJI no•ll f<H I' hc.•c 11 nil' 1104.'l U I 11 ,ii ''' 1•\prt·,~1on' rt• <lUC'l·d to .1 <'undyi.:r<•m and ;1·• 1·mtrnrr<.1,,1•1I "You K' .. I tl11 l >o I have to sa.> 11 " I wondc1r<'O whut twp pened lo IOVl' wa, tl to be h kl• tht• bot lll' of rhampagnl· ;.it tht· wNI ding wht•n • lh1· hubhll':-. no longt•r l1rk lt•d your St'nSl''· the l1qu1d '"'' ,,, kick and finally every. th ing went flat? Was 1l 1one-t K d It taken a new form " Would I know It wha I saw, t " What &bou.ld l loot for? I BAD renwmbtrc-d I o " t• a • !> o m t' t h I n (.t thou~htlul I '''" .. aut. Sit .. u11 [ II act )OU " beer whlll• l "m up ·· tf'"mon H had to h•' morl· than thut ' l I rt>t'dllt"<t It hnd to do "1th shann~ l"ht'rt' had b<'en lht' d.i.> wht•11 Wl' bunl'<i h•• mother Wt> luy 111d•• hy 'ldt• In ht•r bttd und cnt•d '< t lt•nt I>, 111•1thcr or ui. 'IH'akan.: .1 ~11rrl until morn111~ 1nut thut "1.-. llll<t lnt'tlH', WU~ll l It ' I I '~'mt-d to f t'ffit'm tw r ,, I\ t ' nw.int i.t•n,1t1\ It' r u t .Rt "J ' "' lllUI" lhl· dd} "ht•fl 11m of tht' kub m11ulht·d 111 f .uut told Oil' to 'hut 11~1 ;met m) hus bc.1nd grablwd him h y lh1· shoulder and said. "How 11 .. n · you talk to my w1fr th.ti "<tY''" 1Co uld 1l lw , ' I .m ' t' w ns a lut of po 111•11('1' Jl o,, could l (urgl•t w tw n I couldn't makt· ti th<' n1m· mllc' into the t; ra nrl ( 'anyon and ~av1· up on the trail only to h(Jve him ttike the last l\\o n11lt•'< do'All an1I [ Horoscope ) F RIO/\\", FEB. IS Ry S YDNEY OMARR ARI ES <M~1r 21 Apr 19 1· Complete· trans<1t·twn' c·1rr umstanccs favor your cf· forts. dt•s1rt·-. Hl'a<'h b<·y<>nd apparent hm1ta tions !'\1.lll\' rwrson~ now arc "illtng to hecom<· ~ct1 vc all H's Know 1t <tnd do -.omNhing about 1t /\notht•r J\ncs. an J\quan<in .ind ~ Libran rould figun· proriltn<'ntly. TAUR US 11\pr. 20·May 201 New approach to various rolcs prov<·s hcnc·f1c:i al ll1ghh~ht 1n- depC'ndcnc<· of thought. action. Display pioneer· 1ng :-.piril antJ c·ouragc of conviction. Member of oppos1lt• sex helps you iiet lo heart of matter... Leo figures prommcntly GEMINI <May 21.June 20). You are capa- ble of perceiving potenllal -one who is timid and com pl ains may actually be resentful. en· vious. Know it and refuse to be deterred from basic course Accent on communications. finan· .c1al g<1m through ability lo make numerous con~ tacts in far.nung places. C:ANC'ER (June 21 .July 22): Study Gemini message Shake orr any tenden cy to feel r estr icted. A sk questions. cat ch up on cor· r espondt•nce. display versat1hty. Frank money discussion 1" on agenda A rotund associate is bearer Of good Ol'W'> LEO (.Julv 23 J\ug :?21 Take <;tock. revu.:w procl'durc·"· "'""I on profcs-.1onal appraisal \rcc.•nt· on pral't1c·~11 , l!ct on m ore !'.oltd footing .ind l1·t uthc·r ' 1..no\\ \ou an· not without alhcs l<r<•Jkthrou~h 1w1 ur' in lt•i.:•ll matter you heJ,!1r1 to 'l'l' prm 1•1 II.al ltJ,:ht at t·nd of tunnel. \'Uu;o 11\u g i:1 Sept 221 He\'lew basic p1·01·erlures Oht.110 hint from Leo mt'!>~age. Gc:-t ron r l'pls nn papl'r ml·an' articulate ideas and ht· surt• to g(•I 1•rt•d1t rlul' An <tC'l1ve, high-strung 1 t•lat1v1• v.;inti-.11tt•nt111n hut kno " v.ht·n to drnw lint· LlnRi\ Cfa·pt :!:l I 11'1 ~2) Add tu household <lCl't'i-M1rtt•s H t .. 1ut1 f~ :-.11rro11ndings Gtvl' '."\l'rtOU'> thou~ht t o <IProratlCln, purch(JSC nf hnt'n' and n·rrwmhN' 'fll'C'1al anmversar) af foct1ng fam1h mt·mbt r Tauru-., Scorpio :rnd ,inolht·r Lthr:i f1~un· prominl'ntl) S('Oft PIO 1 l>('I 2J l\o\ 211 ~l go of losrni,: propos1t1011. pa:-.t l'rror ('an h.· corN.'C'ted, but not by p amckv prol'(·dun· A .. psychic·· a:.soc1atc: can provide ve1ltd mformallon Land and other t>O'>S<•ss1on~ ma\ ht· worth morl' than on g1nally .1nt1r1palt•d l'l'Cl'' nat1vl· f1i::url"'> prominently SAGITl'ARIUS c ~ov 22 f)( (· 21>: Older rel .1tt\l' prnvtdl's val11ahl1· information Know 1t. tx.• receptive ,ind don't 1.><'rm1t pnde to block progres:-. Unusual commumc at1on might lead to prof1t,1blt· vt•nturc· Kno~ 1l and act arcordingly Cancl.'r. \apnrnrn person' f1i.:ure m scenario CAPRICOR N I Der 22 J ;u1 19) Financial prosJ}('cts are hr1ght due• to new contact. Stress gr<•all·r independ e n ce, o riginalit y Circ·umstanC't'S f<Jvor your t·Horts. Know it. be direct and confident You locate item which had been lost. m 1ss1ns:: nr st1>l en AQUARIUS I.Jan. 20·f'l•h 18): Gato valua· f)le hint by studying Capricorn message. Op· timism can now rC'pla<'c gloom. Pusb ahead, display p1ontter1ng spirit. Wear bright colors. make persom1l appearances, assert views in positive mannl'r J\ stubborn associate becomes 1 m port:mt ally PISCES c f'eh 19 Mar 20) Play wailing gam l' Get st.•cond emot1onnl wind. Follow throu~h on hunt·h C'h(•C'k behind the scenes. Detect tre>nds. r-ubtlc nuances. Someone is try 1ng to l l'll you i.omcthmg Know 1t, be receptive :ind shake off fears. doubts P BLJC NOTICE M--•n1 l'ICTITIOUS 8USINlSS NAMI STATIEl1UNT f nt fottOw•no o•t \.On\ tJtf* ootno bu.,,,..,,., El TORO M EDICAi INVESTORS, lTO nnc c ' lo•o Ro.ti, S.Ull• H Cl Toro C~lllorn1~ <n.ao !>le....., RCN"n, M 0 13311 f I l O•C. Ao•O. Sutlf' H, [ t T0'0, C•llfotn1"' •1uo 8enloro R I onner I IH O S~'I Vl(t,ftfe Boul••tr(I, !.u•le 100, Loa AllO•l<ft. CelltO'nl• ~ P•ul J Lom!Mtrdl, 0 0 S 11UI EI f oro i.o•CI, Sult• 10~ l;t Toro ce1110,..,1•mJD S.lnton1 A L.omll•rCll 0 0 ~ , 7lUI El lO<O Ro«J, Stilh• "'' [I Toro r •lllor"'• mJO Thlt llutlnen " <ondut le<I by • 11m1tea pennen1>10 lletltoro R I'°"""' c.en.ur P•r1fte• Hiit Mil-I •ff llled *IC" '"" County (ler• of Oran0<0 (o.,nty on J•nu••Y 11, ltllO "*'I P\llOll~ Or ..... Co.ti 0.llY P l191, Je,. 14 JI re11 I, 14, 1• 41>* PUBLIC NOTICE ..... ,. l'ICTITlOUS 8USINI U NAMI STATIMaMT T'-l' lot1owln9 ~--• •r• 001110 bU\IMH ft 1•0 ..oRTli TUSTIN INVESToi.s. 19111 M.cAr111Ur Blvd., Suile UO, If vuw, CA '111S Harvey L. Cllamplln. Oe,..rel PUIMr, A ll'nlfKl-1 CO<'POUllon, C•lllorrol•. 1'1C1 Ma<Ar1hur llvd . Sullet>O, lnrlM,CA9?7tf Al<herCI V, Mlllaro, O•roerel Parlrot!r, ltllO N()<'ll1 B~wey, Suite ~10, s.ni. Ana, CA '7706 l lllJ IW•IMH 11 Cot1duct<1<I l>y e llmllft<I ,....,,.."Np HAi.VEY L CHAMPLIN A Pro1u111ona1 Cor-lll!on H•twy L. Cl>emplln, l>f'ft!Mnl T l>I\ )I~-wM 111.0 wltlt .. COllfllY tit .. Of~ ..... CovrlCy oro Jen, n1'90 1'111M Pllt>ll~ Or....-Coa~ 0.lly ~llot, Fall 1, U, 11, 1', l'IO .. HO Tiie _.,. ---wl-o ITAft Of' CAU--•IA Htt STATI Of' CAUl'OttMIA f'Oll •• o t•-rol pertr1er 1'0"' ti> ntSCIOUWTTW...,.._ TMaOOUWTYCH'CMll...01 lltlovt ._,,-.,.. 1ta-M 0 & °"LL _,...,l'ft'ATI o.w--. A•JC>ttll O\INN ~flUjALO back qam ~Ith a D1xu• cup fuJl of wai.r tWu that lovf' ' 1 ....,_....., _..,. -h '" .. .....,., N •-•kl,.. '" lllO Metler o4 Ille f•~• Of INTa•~11 1aa• ol tU•• TotlN ~II.._..-.. ,,..,._, M.il•JCMlltf 0. ,-l!llNALO. e>e«' E ~Hl,lt,~fa» ......... ~ .............. ~.. Holl(o ~......,,{II_, 10 < ..... ~ hall.._.,.,..._ -fi. ._ ......... ,,._Ila .. llfflc•.. vlflt <IMMt ... ._ ,,.. W14 _ .. COtJt.D U b<> lh.At IO\I\' -• flw.,.--...,. -"'" Ille UMll fl Ille...,....... <-1 ., .. "'to Ille"'° <lalMt '"Ille Office., ' ed • L...-le ,,,,_.,I, '919Nl •C:....Vot0r..... ,,._.. ......... -~at ll>e 1119 <I••• OI the •IO<twld to<lrt 0t .. 10 It• re In •late '' ···~ """Home°"'..,.,. ... ot tile°""°,,, ~IK~•iocr~. uo P<•"'"'....,'°-"""""'-4 •1.,.. odorlea11, ('Olorlt-1t!I. 111111 ... ,..,_WI.,.~ (, u ..... ..,_, l>MaflfN, CalltonMo llo OI ~El>t<ERO, SHEPHERQ ~ I h •o•le 0 . 8loO-. 1JI I( ... • 91 .. l ltlll m .11as, -111-offke O\INOA\, 0.•ld G 0....CS.•. 1.00 00... ~llhout th•• UllUll l"llrt l"IM• ~"-:~c.T•nt11 1, 1119 ,._ f1f WM-• tf ow u<1 \lr•t• • tH. Newport B•.cll. "'h ap,•d fottn " ('uullf 11 --100·,,_, Mi•l9f*llntflrNtttor•.,.rteln"'9to '°•lt1orno•"1..0 r.1 11141 ~ be< SOmt•thln" •<t blrJ\"h-l>wblt.,... Qr C-0.. ,.,..,. U lcl .. lete ~II <l•ll'I\ wltll IPW whl(ll l•llOr Ol11C.. I\ -01.Ce Of "'-1 .. .. ' .... >t ,., Pllol,, MU.....,-"-" '"¥14 .. fllw or "of,,.. -"tMO Ill •II rn.ttltr• all .1 tt•nr wh('n ynu an• J J m c., r. r over dt•scrlbe what love real· •.!_'·'4.:.!'~,.---~ "" .. '"'" •• .i.,..w.., .. 1111111 1°"' rt•'n""''oWlde•co•• *"c'•'I"' 11ud"' I\ '>lllllt• wht'n v11u 'lhu1 l.11•1 In hJA w1i.dom ly 111 PUBLIC NOTICE ,,_tM *"'' ,... 11ra1 llUC>''<•1'°" 01 IC~'"• ""'•-ry .....,.,...,. "'ust .,. 11th -1<'9 lll•d Of .,,,._,,eo ~ •-.Wld wlt111n n,•t·l1 11 " 1.11" brui.htn~ a'>kt·d a 47·year·o ld Sht said , ''Love I!> -------oattc1-y4,"90 1°"'""'"""'''"'"•""'1>Ybl'u11en '0 u I h .111 .. A h (Ind "11111110 who had been what y 0 u. v l' bee 0 UATIMaWTCW AMJICIC*MalfT "-I Hyen I'"" llOllU 01' llM Oft A4Pnl""'1ot°' Of IM Otit<! J-y 1C, l'*I tout h1n.: 11r-'ou ex 111urr1ed 27 \elirs and t h r o u g h w 1 I h PICTinoutMntlfffSNAMI "'*"'~' J_".,"""'eo.,., d\a11~t'cl u t>old bt!er'' hud :!>I ' r h1 ldrl'n to somf'body " Tiie , .. _,..,..._ ,... • .,....,. ,.••oc•tOCCMOt. FLe<utoronr..ew111 ----------------------....:--------111\e u .. of ... l'l<lllk>v\ •u•ln .... ...,.., .. ~ Of\tldOo«-..1 A lash1on h1gh·llte for your Spr ing wardrobe. The finest I lallan c rattsmanshlp. Tan or Booe Kid with Stacked Heel ~ t"'iq SHOES 99 Fashion Island._. Newport Beach ..• 759-9551 N-Ut ....... ..._. 'NIE PNl llO. &Hll"NIEi.O & OllN• Al,lSl'ATE ltEAl.TOlllS, •SH ,. ....... ~91ttt On .. O 0-1 c;.rtt.M, "--v .. i.y, eotlfon'li• Ttf Cnll ,..tllS All-y, •1 I.Aw '71" l>fl'l"I ..... Or.,.. CAM>I Delly Piiot, , ... o. .. s..-, • IJS Tiie l'lcht-..,_,_ Nt -,. ,-.., 1,14,11,2'.t• IC>S-40 ..._-.,.,~,._ • ._ I~ Ml -... hied on 0r.,.. ----PllC>ll"*I 0r""9" CO.lt 0•11• PHot c-tyMAOt11ll ,.,. PlJBl.JC NOTICE J•" ,. )I f'f1) 1' '* )tO.*I Le,,_ AMiin>. c"n r.-. u .... --"'"'"""°" ....... c.M•._..• ._ ,._16,,. PUBLIC NOTICE Tllla ~ ,. .. ~llod l>Y.,. l'IC'TITlOUS 8U"NIEU •ftdl••-lfAMa STAT'IMIENT \Ul"lltl<>lt COURT 01' TM£ I ~Al...,., Tft• 1 .. 1_1"9 pencH\\ •rt OO•l'IQ U"TI 01' CALll'OllNIA P'Olt '"" ,.__ ,.., 01«1 •ttro -!Nt•rwu.. THI COUNTY 0 1' OllANOIE '°"'"'' (!en Of Or-ea.,..1, on 8 U St If ESS PP 0 Pf R fl£~ NO. A_.,,IMI J.,....r," I-PAATHllltSMIP NO 10. llt]I f •I<" NOTICE 0 1' SALE OF _,, lrvorw, CAol-•'711• llEAl l"ltO"'l'RTY AT P-1.-Or-Coool 0.lly Pl ... , l C '""'" 1n Cltll Ottv• PRIVATE UlE J-11 "-7 l4, 11 "'!' _. ~ Be•h, OtllfOnM• '11611 £ U•C• ot tr..e r....trd1..,.•ht0 ol '"" PUBLIC NOTICE J o ....... O•rt\C.,, ........ ,. Cl'"" ""'""" ...., ~ ... c. of AOBEAT HAit m •t Ot•ft. V Ut• P•rtl (•llfornt• A[l t. • mtnof" 9144/ NOTtf( IS H[A£8'{ C.IVEH CNI l'ICTITIOUS IUSINISl Cllt•ltt C. 8•11. 11JJ HOO.rt• '"" undo<"o;ined ,.,., ._.11 "' pt"IV•t• N-1 U"lEMINT ()rl..,..,Or-.c.trf-••tMt ""· 10 "'°' ft~f -l><P\I l>t_, f"'"' toho•uf'O CHrr~\ •rt 001"9 '"''' ~' 1' t ondu<ttd b'f • \vb1w' to tn. confttm•Uon of ,,... 0\1\11\C\\•\ 9ffter•t~ •00~ """'"'~ ~rfOf Court, on or BRANO'fWYNfPAOPERTtCSll LC.!>mull-•"•'''°'~')'1'11'90 ... ~oo.m . t• l1"\ftf'd P•rt,..•'Yup• 1C9J 8W)-t J~A Clwht.-n""" •t "" orti('" o f BUSH BUSH &. NH l f'nl.., Orlrt !iiiu1t• :: US, tr••M T"1' U.M~t -~ ftHto •1fn ,,_ I AR\(N t(J)ibt f•lbt'rl A..,,.nue ~YtfF- (•l•lotn••.,111 C.......t~ o.A ol Or.,.(°""'; Ort JA" )00 (11; of fO<Jnt••n vall•• Gov<>ty 01 M•rr11t A ~ti. J, ... 11 (•ntOf' :U. ,. Or•"Qit' St.It• Of (.,ai1t0tru•, •II ,,.._. ._.ftl\ A~ •~1"' '-•"'°"""• "*' .._... OHk.ft .. 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"'°" r~,, , An vnlJ• .-1()ttro(1 1 I c.,f ,, )) nf.-rr .t "....cl 11"""'~ .,....,.,.n, Pl:BLIC NOTI('£ '" •n• •••• ~''-'1 ' •M b~••O•nQ """" I A M.uHt ' 11.11 •19d lntor-nn ir fr'I• "'~' Of l ••' 1•11 ~~Jit "' \tr .. rt .tl'IO 1/fh \tr.,..._t, •'l '~ r ·1¥ a t 1 '" "•'•""''' ... , ', • .,••In•~ NOTICE OF DEATH OF Mu"''"'ll"" """'" '"""" o• O•""Or (Ownlt ''•" '''*""VO e,.,.,,,,, on EARL O. WILSON ANO \l•I• l)t (Al ">rn«• """"' .,...,..,....., U"u••• n ,.,. ~·-OF PETITION TO AD· • '"" "°'"' 10li ,,., .,. R•oc ~ •40' ""D"'"""Or-(o.t\I 0.,1, Pt'O! MIN ISTER E STATE NO. lt•<O "'" 11 •\ •hOw" on" M•U '•" 11 1• f..o 1 ••. ,.., .,1 eo A· 10J1". ,,...,..,. ,,,..,,.,.., '" ~ 9 .,_ , 1 01 PUBLIC NOTICE HmlJ ~PA•TMINT O~ TllANSrOCIT A TIO.. T o a I I h e 1 r !> , ~,:,.:~~=-,.,.,,"'0'0 ,..•91' benefici aries. cred1torss..,.,,_,,,,,o.."'l'°"''""n ., and cont1ngt>nt creditors of ··,~·.;:~'°;;F ~A• E c.... .... , '•"'"'' ~ above--nclrned deeedent ....,_, <>' ,,., V"'le<l Sc•IP\ 01 ""'""'" and pe~s who may be ~ ,_,,,..,.,_ <1' , ... Su•~· 10 ..... otherw1~ mtl!r~tPd 1n the •IC ,,,,.,,,,.,,..,... •• """ •"" ••• '·"' w ill and°' ~tate ~~:~:~.,~·~ «tn0 ,,.,,.,,.d J lllOTCCI TOCX>flrTRACTOltS S.•lt"O P"CIPt~h •tfl Ofo f"f>(.«1""'90 •t ,~ °'90--l'"'l"ft' Of''~"'""'· 110 \.ovtn »'1nrg \t,....t Room t:QOO LO' A nQf'lf \ ( •fifO,ni• •0011 Uf'lt d J ·--------------------------------• u1•v• itm on ,«'bf"....,, lt 19'0 •' A petl!lon has ~n filed "" o·o•.,. .,.,.,, ""'" oo ...... , nq by Michael J Wll!>On m • ..., • ".,.. ''"' .,"<I••'"'" ••or•m..,, the Super ior Court ot ;1~':':,,r~~~:~=~~.~ .. ~;~!;;·:~~;: Olga's a n nual sale Hipsters and briefs. #891, reg. 4.50 ea. 3 for 11.25 #892. reg. 4.00 ea. 3 for 10.25 #913 <shown> reg. 5.50 ea 3 for 13. 75 VetaS N.WE s2~0TAL PRICE OF A WHOLE EEFSTICK Sa.mMr s. • ..,, During Our ashingto n's Birthday Celebration Aid clo11 't forwtt to take horM pl~1ty of Sweet Hot Mustard A''E 20c OFF l EC. L!. PllCE ll Y ON A arr Pl!CE Offer endt Feb. 18, 1980 ... it'• thf p..rfed c~111di1Dt11t to ttm with REEF STICK• Me ._ Sum-r St u11rt. n 1Cn017 farms WESTCLIFF PLAZA OF ON/09 FASHION ISLAND ,,,,.~ ..... 64MOJO -"'' f'li 1om .. IN'\' ••ll 1W> P\fOl•<t'f I r1v.rwd ~ ,...., 1n At)Of'l"I 1 et W l>O .0 ttt•\ .. •or <0"~''1ot' t•on on ''•'" "Q"'"'."' 1n •c<o'o•nc• •d" tri• \CJf"f lf1t•t1on\ tft•r•for, to •f>t•tf\ \Pt"<.1•1 r~f> •\ tn.o. •\ fOllO.\ 0r.,. '°""'•· •. ••"°"~ •oc.• •-• !OI Or• n .ss.<10s ~ ..,.,, ..... 1~ tr•ft•( ''9""' ront'Ofl•r\. to t>t f'tlllot<etl 81ch .,,. 'f'IOU•rf'd to",,... •M,, . ., .°"" f)tt(: rtbecJ ,_r-.ln Pt•n\. \QP(1f)(.,f0'\\ •nd ~t '°'"'' '°"" ~"'O 0\1\ prore<t <• Oftf• bt: OtUelf"WlloCS •• th.. 0.o.t tmient of Tr ... -...-. ""-'' -810 o.c., -nc .. ....,. 1', Tr-.-ia11on e..oo- '""· Cl10 .. So.-..1. P 0 Boa ·-~-·-.~· -I-·~~~·. --· .... -•• !M otftces. ot ,,_ C9'••f f "t lrw• r et Mc•--Ille OhWl<I 0t'-< fOr\"' T•..,._,•llon .. ~ ..._.n S..n ,-,M\t 1\4 O. •"° '"' Ot,lr K t '" ..,..~,. uw worto ., '•""-WO The ....-c-lul --"'"""' e oe .-meftt ..,,,., •"4 • ~ .. -1>w-1os.ct-1rn .. -~ c-. ~ _ .. ,.. ......... ·-.. ..... lrt -,_ ... -·.,. _,. ,, ... ._ ___ .,. __ 1 ... ~..__,, ____ _ # ••• ,."ti•~ .. ,,..,~ flo,, pwbhc •'••" *"''".., c;.,...,., ~r1>••t11no W 4tcJe Qat•\ d•t•• J•~·'· ,.., OEPAATMfNTOf TAAH!>POllT A I 100. C E l'OR9£\ (1'1,_. Eno·~' 0 .tf•O J.,..\Mt, v 1t 1140 Put>" .. "'°'" Qt ..-.Qe CCH\t t, •• ,, 11no1 f,.b I•'',.., tCIOa> PUBLIC NOTICE Orangt' C.Ounty reciu~1 1nq '""" •• , •• ,,... , '" """' .. .,1.on.,. ,,.., that he be appa1nted a s,..,, •• ..., ... ..., ........ nQw•d\dl~ personal representative to ,,;,.';',0~':;"',:;-:,;-;,;~1•0;;..,.. ... ~, ,,,.. adminl!>ter the estate of 0 .,rr0 , • .,....,,.,, ,....,1 the above--narned deee-dent MARv • '""""Et l under the I ndependent Ad· <:n..,.,,..,,.,, in.~'""' ministr at ion of Estates :,:;:;::::.~ '"' AC t. • OAt.f aus.. Th(' petition 1s set for An .... , ... u .. hear1no In Department =~:.:....,, ....... ... No. 3 at 700 Civic Center ,.-.,.,. v ...... CA m w Drive West, Santa Ana, • .,... ... , ... ~ California at 10·00 a.m .• f;,~;'":";'/~'t;: C04•1 o •• i., ;';o~ on February 16. 1980. IF YOU OBJECT to the P t:BUC NOTICE granting of the petition, Y04J !.hOu~ ei~r ctppectr l"1cnnous ausu•us at the hearing and !>late -UAHMlfNT your ob1ectlons or tile,,.!,.~.--.. ._."...._.._. written ob,.ctfons with the ""u L•~f ,.,,.., u.,,..,.,.,,. court before the hNr lng. ~ '=--:°~ 6 0 S•r•t. Your a~rance m.ty be ,._, ,,,_ '-"°· .. 1 e .. ,. In person or by your a t 51..-. c-u -""'_..., • .,.11 torn.y. ,..,., -.. c_.t.., "' -... I F Y 0 U A R E A dl.,......IR r C-bO C RE DITOR or ct cont · ,.,,, , ... ,.._., ... , r,.., "'''" ,,.. lngent Creditor of the de-c ..... ,. C•••• o• O•M>QO cown•• o" ceased. 'I'.°°" must Ille your J.,..,.,,,.. •• ,11,n1 c la1 m with the court or P~0,,.,_ <>.,.cw" O•fl• '"'°' present 1t to the personal , • ., 1• -1 ,. 1• 1-"' eo PUBLIC NOTICE representative appa1nted by the court within four montl'ts from the date of first issuance of lellers as NOTICE OF DEAT H OF A LLEN T CAMPBELL provided in Sec tion 700 of A N O OF PETITION TO NOTICEOFOEATHOF the Probd le Code o t AD MINIST E R EST.ATE RUTH I. HAWGOOO AHO Catiforni~ The t tmt> for N O. A·l0326S. OF PE T ITION TO AO· filing claims w tll not e•· T o d 1 I n ,. 1 , , MINISTER ESTATE NO. pire priOf to four months l)C'nplir1,H1e\ crPdrt or-.. A·103120. from the ddte ot the hNir r1nd contonq,•nt <r,_.d1tor 01 T o d II h e i r '> 1n9 noticed abovt' A ll"n T ( dmpb"ll ,.no benel1c1aries, credrtor s YO U MAY EXAM INE Pl'r .. on .. who ni.1y b• dnd contingent creditors of the ftll' kept by the court oth••r w 14* int1•rf'sted m th1 the abOve named decedent 11 you MP interested in lht' w 111 cind <>rP'>talt' and persons Wtio may be estate. YO\I mdy file d rp A Pf'f1t100 hci' bf't'n filf>d otherw1<,e intereste<l 1n the Quest wittl the court to re by 8drbcHd L Wf'\l•'Y wllt and or estate ceive !.Pe<•al notice of lht> (rlmpt>t>ll in 1hP Suoenor A petition has been filed inventory of estate assets Court ol Ordnqe Counlv by Robert N Broxon 1n the and ot lhe petition'.> ac · r1•ouf's1tno lhdl B.trbClr<I Superior Court of Orange c 0 u n ts and re P 0 rt .., L W l''>l••v C •ln'Pbf-11 ~on County requesting that described on Se<tion l?OO po•nt .. d .. , P• r'ondl Robert N Broxon ~ ap· of the California Prooate rf'Ort'<,c nldltvt> to dd pointed as per sonal Cade M ICHAEL J m1n1ster tn.-*''>late ol At reprt'Sentatlvl' to ad · WILSON len T CdmPbe11 (under m inister the estate of the n...t t 1th• lndept>nd•·nt Ad dect'dent The pet1t1on is ,...., 1 •Oner m1n1<,tratron of E ">tdlE'\ set for hearing in Dept 3 . . I Ac I ) Thi• PPl 1l1on ,., \Cl for 700 C1v1c Center Drive, E llis •nd ~rnson, By• hedr inq n 0Ppt J d i 100 West 1n the City of Santa M•ry H •. E.llis, Attorneys C1v1c (1-nter Drive. Wl"<ot, Ana , Catlforn 1a on for Petition er , 17 4.00 in the City of Sctntd Ana. February 26, 1980 a t 10:00 Br ookhurst Street, Suite Ca,lforn1d on M d rcri 4 am 31', Fount•l n V•lle y , 1980.tt 10 OOct m • I F YOU OBJECT lo the f,,~UU."1• 92701• (7l4) IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition. Pu"'",_°'-,.,.,1 0.,,, P•toi 9rant1nq ot the petition, you should either appear F•1> 1 •· '" ,.., 101 you <.hould ei ther clPPear at th(' hearing and state at the hedr-1119 ond stdte your objt'ctlons or file PUBLIC NOTICE your obiecl ion<. or tile written ot>Je<t1oos with the Cl",.... wrUlen 001ectlons with the court before the hearing. NOT1C:1 'f'Oc•101Tou court before the hectnno Your appearance may be cw auL11 TllA,.SPE • Your appearance may be in person or by your at· .,0c.~:-;a,•,::~.~~, ~.~;1,0 ,,.~ in person or by your cJt· torney. <rto11on o1 HOW•11o tCFHrR ,. lorney I F y 0 u A R E A GEORGIA ll'EE,.fR ,,.,..,.,Or\ I F y 0 u A R E A CREDITOR or a cont--.. -""'-'""14 e1"'• CREDITOR or a cont ' · of S••n. City ol lrvlro• County 01 I ngent creditor the d&-Or•"99.5t-1•"'C••-· 1,..,....,'" mgen creditor of the de· ceased you mu!>t file your ,,.,.,1., 1t •bout 10 ~ rn•d• 10 ceased. you must tile your claim with the court or 111oui.T~•sz& l!OfjN1 E wn!>.' & claim with the court or t It t t.._ 1108ERT ~ElllM/IN & lUEl.LA t t presen o '"" persona l eossii.MAN. ,,.,.,,.r .. , .. r.o ... presen 1 to the personal representatlvt> appainted ,,..,.,.. .. .-.. u " >M t A••t10 representative appointed by the court within four A-. ct1ya1..., a.r,..,.01no covn by the court w 1th1n four months f rom the date of :;.,;.:...,,S:" Bern•'0'"0• S••i. 0 ' months from the date of first Issuance of letters as ,,... ~· 10 e. ,,.,.,'"''" ,. first issuance of letters as provided In ~tion 700 of de•cr•-•n _, .. •• "" •100 1n provided in Se<t1on 700 of the Probate Cod e of ~~t::_17:::;_=:;:,:~ .. :C:: t he. Probate C~de ot California. The time tor ·-~"AYNI OF 111v1Nc COAST California. The lime for filing claims wilt not ex· ANO SANTA AljA --• •• 1m.s fllln9 cl alms w ltl not ex· plr e prior to four months ""' ~, "'°"" circ1t. 01y Of ,,,,, .... pire prior to four months from the date of the hear· c~., .:~;:.;,:-:=.: ~':::'4..!n. from the date of the hecJr - lng noticed above. m•t•• ... H .,_, ,.,. ,, .. ou 01 lno noticed above YOU MAY EXAMINE "'•""· c•to •• 10 09 • m "' YOU M AY EXAMI N E the file kept by the court If =~~"'~:"r.J:!'!:~;..~ t he file k4?Pt by the cour t If you an interested In the t• AM, Oii"°""• you are interested In the estate, you may file a re· ,. .... .._ ......... .., 111'"9<''""'' tn estate, you may file a re· quest with the court to re· t~.;<,_~towetn1aM<trc,, Quest w ith the court to re- ceive sPec:lat notice of the So ••• 0 ,, t.<1own 10 11>0 celve special notice of the Inventory of n tate assets Tr-..._., •" '-'"n• ,..,,_ •no inventor y of estate assets and of the natftlons •<· ....,,,._ w.ct .., 1119 ,,.,. • .....,,, '°' and ot the petitions ac ,..... • IM~•t-_... _ SANIE. • • cou nts a nc:I r e ports oettd'-'-v'·'• co unt!> and reports descrlbtd In Section 1200 ~Wel" described In Section 1200 •t the California Probate =:."' of the Callfornla Probate Code. ...,.... ... :::;:: Code. ,, ___ Roa.rt N. Broxon At· ,..o,.a1110Ma L •sc •o• torttey at Law.'* Pan .. ~:'.~.-Avenue, lalboa 111ane11 ~. o. ... 11111 C.lltornla t2M2, (71 4 1 s.Me._~to11 '7J.S460. "'"" ..... -.... .. ~c.,.., 0r.,.. Coen o.o, 1>1.... ,..,..1"'"' 0r-.. C..it Oa11,. ""°' ,. •• '·'·'•.I• .... , ... 14. ,. ,~., Cruikshank. Antlo & Cirebou, 8383 Wiishi re Blvd., t: 1040. Beverly ~W~hsaU\?'"'~ 9021 '· "V4>11tl>eo Or-.. CNll o.HIY '" .... F4• u U >I. c• , .... .. ~ \t'<\' s~~v-t~\\ ~o£>S ---......_.. ... _ .... ........ 17927 ... MacArth Irvine.Ur Blvd. 549-1721 DEBBIE I LOVE YOU FOREVER ... BREND~N, 'fnank you {or being tnY '1 a\entine· RELCll -------------.. j ---M ------· -~~-------------------------~----- -... --... ~--­----.. ' --................... ~ Al Happy Turtley Day To You Jeoaw.ette t • ' .. ---------......_·--·-·_.........-__ ... -.. ... ..._ \ Ml C.H I «5-AN auc.~, ~NT11tJes ttltPP'I \Jl't L l 01'~ ! ,, ltLL m't Love, .. ' LAUltlE Be Our Valentine Love, Curtis, Jason & Mandy -~ .......... ___ ......,._ --~ ___..,_._.. .... " ALENT\NES DA'< HAPPY TO LESLIE FROM Patrlct(. Chr\stopher, and Ryan ------·------~---~------·----...... -.. ~-- nv.111¥. ,.,.., 14, ,. I Lovvve Youuu VINCE .... ' t t \ 1 . .. .. . • .. ............. -.. -.. -.. -----.... --..-.. ...... -~ .. ----...-................. ......._._ __ --..-----··-··----- l o Barllara, With a special tove on our firSt ~atentines _,.......__,~'--4 Day together. W\th \Qve, 11/IR.S~A - f HANK. yov.., f oR.. /?Noni~ Y£M cF ~ve , • I ~ !Mf4, No4N fi I K~1srA lotn '•are , & I llre my Sfrecat ri1fetliie '°" mere hlrJ f' .. _ day. ~ IOU If "11". T . I love you because you give me the space to be the way I am way I am not. r·. ( -. . .. .. ---------------·--·--· -__ .,..,..___ _,..._._...._._.___....,_ ______ _ ---~--------------.........----.. . --.. -------------. # - --•• I -. . ·----·---··. I .. ). t l ----------.. ._. .... -. -.: ~-..,-...../ ........ .., ... ...,._ ______ ·-·---·--- .. .. •• ' r ea r l ... \ ~oerte, much· \ \QVe 'iou ver'I be rn'f bettef '< ou'\\ o\'/'IO'/S no\i . ~a:P8cial friend on Valentine's M ueh ble & thanks lob& L,_ f -----·-----....-. --. ----.--.......... ------·------ ~. Feu.y 14, ttlO Happy Valentines Day To The Ones I Love Marv , Harold & Maucte XO o~-..,,,,o: I love Yo al/ rny H u. Hone You to beeart. and r With fo r rny ,, Want " ever H ~atenr '"'nn1versa· a opy ..., me ry1 <4 th \I' ~~ \ .-~ % '} " '• r ' I t 1 ' I ) • • I d r ~ ........ ~•CT"tn ... Mtt1••11 ....... .,..,. ... , Hw 1w1...._...,_, ..... ,,., •ti-•• ........ ,. .... ~OOMIHll.IM U lt lhG•• A••,.v•, 1•••111 t.i'"""•1w 1uc-• 1 ............ tu -·• \lll'lfl M._., .......... '-" .,,.. ... , C..l ....... "'1• Mc~ .. " • ._1 ... , ''" • c.f~e ,.._ ....... 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This Better Home'I & Garden re decor loo k alike can be yo11 r. for Just S390 56 P 11 I j>t.'r m on t h 0 A !', S U M 1-: l-liA·345 I()'• 't I I • j.lrlld JlOYITlelll loan of SSll.600 tepprox '. > J u,,t $21.200 IAYFROMT We have !'.everal fine homes with pier & s hp PENINSULA POINT Nc•wly dcC'orated 4 bdrm family home Close to ocean. $.125 ,000 EL TORO HORSE COUMTRY 4 Bdrms . 3 baths ; ranch stv l<', mini-estate in orange groves. S249.s00 81 LL GRUNDY, REALTOR 34 l Bo y \1d 1· Or•vo· N B b lS blbl DOVER SHOR.ES LOWOOWN l>wnt:r san bnng offt'r c.., lh.Ls fanlasllc 6 lidrm rarrul) home S20 000 dt' 1wallnJo: allowance or bt- 1·1ValJ\t-M ... id.c; qudrter " & rar garage too <.:a II for rr¥>re detatb 646-7171 2 Watirrl1 o.tt Hon.a ~. fill 4 Ha c u ~t o m WJ tl'rfr on t hom e' ~ 17x38 ' pvt d ork\ P r 1 r 1• d S ll 9 ~ • u O O t o Sl.O'J5.000 d1rt•('t from hu1lder l''or dt>la1J,., on t~ homt'l> and appl to 'ft' rail Carol JloH. JI,"\ ti;Sl «04 Pnn only ~ L£T US SHOW YOU And Your Valentine THE JONES LDVEABLES! RED HOT!!! OPEN HOUSE down + rost.s buys 1t 1 WHY r A Y REHT7 Quiet street. great an.oa CC>U.ICT m Don t 1ust drive by .,come & Be Mine at 240 9 Tustin Ave t3ack Bay )N B OPIHSUH 1-S SBr. 2111Ba heated pool OWC2nd Rede<"ontl~ f1replar e . paint. wallpaper the 1'lt.o 2 Udrm duplexes. Works! JusL $79,800,, 01rona del Mar 2 pal.lo!. .wd IJundry room. "' Hurry l o ~e e . Call ">Wnlble tat Tll. 11wn.-r T.i.2· 1700. c;rl'11l Ea st ~1d1• t' 1\1 lot•dlloo that " t'J '\ to rt'Tlt 3 bt"<lroum :! hJth h1lmt: ~•th t.J ui lt 1n k1td1en. f1noplJ1 c•. 'AJll l11 w;.i ll curj>t.•l111~ .irHI loads nf «harm '1lu.Jl1 .. t •Kl J IJr..:1• H :! lot "'1tt1 Ji<•tt·11t 1J I f11 r ;.itltl 1n1• ;tJYIC.ht-r urut .. ,,II pnt 1• $110,(,W c..111;,1 J l!!l «;::SELECT t PROPERTIES p n 'ru..lh Corner dupla.. HU41e 3 Bdrm 2 bet b un1t1 Pnced to sdl now• Ooo 't waJt. call 646-7171 ~AMD SHIHY L' ltU.\ II montlL\ 11ld 'I llllrm hom1• ~ hrt•1 hu' tx"('fl brauufully rh·rur.11 cod l>t-lightful land,t·a p 1111! J ,,O~tni.: \.11111 ... , 1 t•'IUnR Ill h \IOI! rm .11111 .1 1111y f1n •pL11•· llrt l\ lU.1.:i.() !'J II no~ 'l'i~ ,.J;1J ALLSTATE REALTORS HM90llTaASUU ~c blty view from deler1ed 4 Bdrm 3 bath home Privett' '""" ~. li!IR&nllC l(Am•· r oom. '*f't h11r . and HEARTS & FLOWERS In N ewport Hgts. lo vely 3Br. 1 >i4Ba S uo e r c lea n $1 51 950 HEARTS OF LOVE EAST ~DE C..M. 0 1./VC. 1st TO 3Br 1 J48a on tt'•~ horn<? 0 n I y 1 0 On $1 00 000 HEARTS OF COLD INVESTMEN T 6 Units. 2Br 1 Bo! pool, ocn v1evv L dnd contract. $590.000. JONES REAL TY 673-6210 ~<® t?€ocr1 Rea lty llAL ESTATE EXCELU HCE SIHCI I '49 COME WlTH US ••. to Sl'Y~LASS HILL ............. •xdtetM.t of ... f....wy ....... tua r-5 t.drOOlft. fortlMll ...._., roe. & .. ~ ~ .. be "'"""' wttll ... pool. spa & c-r-•'-w. Locahd lft te. ..._wport S~ Df.trict. S439.SOO. NEWPORT BEACH Redhill~ Realty I 1J11 Kt'.tll l Oftkt• 61 J 7300 • • .. • .,.,)_ ., ilo II CHARM OM LIDO J Bdrm . 2 bath luxury home. beautifully d<' ront.ed. NC'lltlf>d in om· of I.be f~t Vtd -; <>( L ido nus holllt' g1v,.., the r1-c1 111$! o( w4rmth 1·umh11\t'1l with Kardt·n l1~1n~ A Pf'l"'>lJRt' propt'rty for on Jy $440.IXXJ KISS 759-081 PRIVAC Y Spa11ou ... 1 b1 tlruom homl' b uilt d r<1un1J dtnum with c·ll'<'ln c roof <;reat lo <«1t1on fo r ,, JaNZZ.1 ' 1-'ormat din1n~ rm . fJm1ly rm w f1rc·pl .1«t•. air roodJUomnx Pnme tAl'>l () r .1 n .: 1 • I fl 1· ,1 l 1 o n ~llfl,(/ .. I 171 41673-4400 lht• lawr10')IJ""1·r Koodt1)'• WJY,. inlt1 tho· 1Jrd rt••· i·-----------life tti)<Jyt'd m th1 .. nwt-ly deororalA..'(J 4 lwtrm .! 1\ f II\ 1n n •ti ll.1rl1t•I Ito\!' lm• Ill Io b" t h t <> w n h '' m ,. DelJ'(htful f-imily rm commuruty pool ""d "" :wm. bk-Jo;. n' I\ LI. for ONLY SllJ.OOU l..411 no"' m!IJl'tJ ALLSTATE REALTORS Mo QwlifyM<J AU nvw p;im t '"' 1t11· .u111 1u ~kt> lhu J bo-druom l>Jth hom"' sparlllt· ll f1•ill.Ure\ d 2 rar ~l ... •'hot'<I l!.Jl".tl!'t' Qu.unt hJ ) win ''"*' 111 drntni: ro,. m llH(J jnd pdtltl ,J(f•J • I •Ill rnv dn \<""" ,j \ \ •Jn" ""'" int• rt'"lf 111.jrt f ... ~3ifil.I c;::SELECT T' PROPERTIES ,.,. 0 ..... ISMGHERE There ·., nothing q ui t•' like lialbod l!lland Tht W\IQ~l> of •L> location and lrf~l)IE' makt-1t ooe ot the ITlOM ck'irt'd are<i' "' 'Wwport Jit-dfh w .. h • .-,, 'C' \t• r" I hn1· r• "'.lt~u .. 1 "nd rt'SJdenl1 .. il 1n1 1.m .. p r up•• rl ,,, 1'1'111;,1-"-then• '" ont· (u r ~"" w .. w 1l1 tw h.11>pv 111 dn ~~ .. r d fl )t1 u r 111 QIAn~ IM.LAOA ISL A:-. ll REALTY 67J.3700 4 Hdr m lit'IH'tlt rt•, Cr t'\hly dfl'Orutcd. \ n.-w t'&.~. pnva~ y ard. pt'r ff'<'t locetton ftlf' small C'hllt1ren '259.000. c [~-] L I 1 r c• p I ,, 1 1• ..., 1 u n J I .tl ht·d r,il f t'lllllj.! m 11 r 1 f 1 r 1• 11 I .. • ,. ' • •mrrnnn1h lo.11 h1•n A. h~·· tie• k As ,um.1t1l1· lcxu1 bll~.o ISL.AHO LIVING W1t1 down on tJw Pomt. IT\Jly -lht' only one .na1tiblf' <1 n11 1 ...... r pn<?d tl\lkn ,,n~·h· l.111 tw~.-.. ~~~ ••• JACOBS REAL TY A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 OCEAN VIEW .... Geat VIEW from th1., t'arlsbad Hy th1· Sl"d 3 l:tdrms. 2 baths CON DO Unbelievable pnn· for t his .;pac 1ou s watl'r onmt.ed prol>t'rtY Va cant a nd p ri c: t' d 11 t $100.500 Call WAU.ACE&CO. RLTRS 7 14/729-5966 MESAVStDE $159,000 Beautiful trt'e lined street. leach lo suPt'r sharp 2 story rxecullvf' home Walls of gla s enhance formal 1Jv1oi room and spaclOU!! fam1 ly room. 2 huge bnck firepl a ces. gourmet latcben overlooks sun filled brellfasl area 2Dd story hosts. separate master suite. • 2 more queen ~•zed bdrm"' Pnced to~ll f1J3l. 646-7171 ,.,., ,. .. TAKEOVER 91/t>/o LOAM l ni!pann g S lratfurd R.t~e · Grand Hege nC'y Jusl IJsted' Xlnt 9 •~·; loan to takeover at Bn mo. OnJy one y r old w 1 many upji!rJ des Outstancbnll locution, un tque des1ji!n & •·ulue Creauve terms Call to- day. 646-7711 Real .. )\tatt• Mtclftt 1 A4Cllt ...,..&n.co. Quality to cra~manshlp and materials w ill mbance the beauty of your home Entry~. ti.throoms, pal!os Call 51TI1 ·TERMS. 3BR. 2BA. Immaculate oondlUon · eoxoo comer lot. Nice neighborhood · OWC 2nd. Aasumeble loan. Call 75J.ll967 or ems. St'lJ Mth EASE I lt'u BREEZE Oualned Ad.t M2 5678 HEW LISTING! [)upiex, 3 bdrm.~ . 2 baths each unit . I blk . lo beac h Frplr11 l-'urn1i.hed for sum mt'r winter re ntals Pnred al 1225,000 ml663 67~ 17!l.2 Eve'OI associated 8 R Q l(£RS Pf At f O RS 101• . .,., ••',,'"• •'' 1t11 r vw·. ~ ln on the "roand floor CUstom1z.m1r sbop ~y &rio.000 FAublished lot-at.ton Cell forlkta1l'l 640-4161 VOCEL PACIFIC Oc.-.. froftf Lot Three Arl'h Buy. So Laguna. Sltf' run• to t'fl Lire So Co8.'!t Secunty enclave overlook'! ex Q\&Slte cow Courtt."lly lo 8rtn Qua.llf ted ltuyt' n1 only pleaae 21J..Q 1300 SINGLES PAD Now ~t450! A.lmaM ~ Northwood Ondo! Youni S&ngin & Co\lples type C'omplu halt.I temus. pool, s~. btlharcb. vollt'yball & IDDrl"' Untt &S upgraded too 9IY';. k>an a Y all. T a.ke advanla1e! Call fHt • 7S2 1100 ~·. ~· , .. ,,, I ,~ I RESIDENTIAL& CNVESTMENT RF.ALF.STATE !IIBWPORT CENn:R ATMULDOON'S 759-922 1 WANTA~ON" Oassa!ed Ads 642 s.678 ---------- fil Coldwe.H ~an~~~ llG CANYON SeetnE? is believing ! This dramauc s ophisticated Deau villc has everyt.h.jng! Large corner lot with loads of privacy. Three bedroom family room . living room with cat hedral ceiUngs. The decor Is e lega n t & m u st be seen to appreciate. This home will be available to be shown Friday. February 8th. Pieasc call 644 ·9060. SS99o500 Fee. 67S-6670 Tn pl.ire "our m'"''"'.:' l~.for<' lh• rt>~dllll( puhlw. phont' Dally Pilot Cl&ssjf1t'd. 642 J61H TWQ BAJFIONTS BALBOA ISIJHD , .. Illa. 2 dory Yk ........... ~ ~woock&••*'la.P..._&~ IC)ltt YWw .,... fWs tot.-, COOi ill ... d 4 .._lr ... "°"-5'.a~~ Sts0,000 Yo..g .ct n cltialcJ WATBRONT 2 •tory ...... 0. CorMf". Loads of 9'ass -ct Wenstilwj ~ wiffil forner ..... hpec:Wy .... 3 .,._ OWMr'• ..... rLUS a l ldrrn r ... tot H it . S t ,0'5.000 WATERFRONT HOM(~. ''1 lllAI h l-"11 ·"""" \'' t ' ...... "'-. '" t>.11 110U f:Jf{ls T ' All t\ ..... p " I ,J........, ·-· •• A fOf 77 ~1..., \)~ 1 .. ' •• 1. ' ' _.. ~ .· .~ ........ l ·-~-­.. "'-•' • I .... I .. '' . "' .. t '•" w"f ~04 •• ''""'1 •1 • •· '"'Q ., ... ... "' ,, '"•• ",.. '1~•1 "9 ttU..•··· > .... ,1y,,. . " ...... .... , .. ,.,~~ ,, ,.. ,., 1··~· ,. ....... IOU-'-·~...,.. ... . . ,. ..... "' '" ~·· 'e ~ .. c...... , ....... ~ I • ,., • ..,,.. ....... ' ~ ... ,.,, l<"IU 1,..1• ... ,.J .... IM ~·.,... ''" ....... ~, Mi•F?t -. .... , .. ,,, to! I ... , • ,.,, "' '"' . ·-· ''""'• ''°"' ,J I'_,,,,,, .... ••'••·-. •1i1, ....... , ''''"" •'I,... \('hr11w1 .,., ..... •'frf,,, ~,.·~· t4\.~•,.q """ .... ' . '. . . •t \olj I•• • 'fl ••• "" ..... ~ .. .•... ,._ . '• ..... -.I ....... ._"' .... ... ··••t-••-........... •:-. ... .......... ""' .... ... ., Mtel>! • ...... ; ... , ..... "' ... ,., ( '""•' .... ---. - ---. -. -. . ·-----·-----------------· ··----··--·----... ··-·-- -~--~ ......... ---------~ ,.__ .,.. __ ....__.... _______________ .... -...... 1-:-~ ----------- - ------·------........ ~:~ =--:-= = .:.-::· . .:::-:=-_----..... -._ __ -· ....._.... _ __. __ .___~ ----------------;:-- I 1 ' ----____, ________ ··-· ·---··-........ . ·-·· .. . ........ --.......... -_ ...... l FOi SALi: THI HIAl1' 0. OU COM Well not ,.._. lly ... but 've Listed a t riplex In the middle ol Otd Corona ck?t Mar: a block to Coast Highway hops. u bhx·k to Bitt Corona ; an <><'t'lln view f rom the J)l'nthous and quack waUc: to retStauranh from every unat Property hM~ 1ero v1cancv anrl there's room to 1mprO\'e tht-n>turn A~ k uu: $325, 000 U~I I JI" lit)Mf.i RE.AL lOHS' 67!> 6000 2443 Eut Co&$t H1ghw•y Coron• dttl M ... , __ fci~ .... - Ht·.iltor ... ELEGANT IA YFROMT USID&ICIE Situa ted on three view l ots near Harbor entrance . Private pier will accommodate three 55' boats. 6300 sq fl of living a r ea inc lude fi ve oedrooms, seven baths, seven fireplaces. family room, butler's pant ry, and ~ourmet kitchen. Formal "living and dining rooms open onto t•nclosed patio with sparkling pool set 1n heated deck. $2.700,000 JAMES E. GOULD 646-5096 631 -1532 C.tsbad-l~S.O BJCAL YPTUS TREES, mount.ams. and blufi i.ky are the view from the backyard of l.hJs pnv.1tt• fen<'fti yard <·ompl4!lt• wrth Black Bollom l'ool. spnnkJers. e1ml l'ai.y 1·;.irt• yard with plants. lrt't·:o. and shrubs 4 Bdrms. <! baths home with library or den And ovt•r :noo sq ft of bvinl'( $MH 500 Va l'ant. FnR voun •N~ PECTION. Call WALLACE & CO. RLTRS 729-2233 or 4233 OuhtmclncJ View Ocean. harbor and night lights. Two story , J bedroom with large farruly room, 2' '> baths. perfect location over- look 1 n g pool a r c a . Guarded community As 1.umable 1s t & 2nd. Pnced al $375,000 of n '1 Wf"'rf REALTORS '7S.HI I -... .,.... ~ ..... ;1*r o ... , .. ~uc· Pett.._...,..~ prl• ... ••d •It. •lew ,.ti••· Price Sllt,100. -c--.. M.,. °" ~ bridl ............ NiMd ......... wMd ..... c .............. -.. .... n• t dR;..W•• --..... t 114,000. -.... ,...... hct.; Dd .. IM. wet ,ncH ...... c..clo ............... ....., ,....., OP" ..... ~ .. ··~·$179.100. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 l. COCKt Hwy., c_.... dtt M. 675-5511 \V ESLEY N ~YLOR CO. H.E ALTOHS si nce HMu WATERFRONT LEASE Sl,SOO MO. F(olhulous "News hov" mockl in The C'ovr J>r1 nw bay front location. J ,uxurious 2 Hdrm. l B1.1 townhome. W d B ar. Fr p I<'. Pat 111 , <'Io s t.' d g <.1 rag<·s Im tnt•d flU".st'sswn MOUNTAIN MINI CASTLE V;1«:it1on or rt'l 1n • ltkt' .1 King <.ilop y our nwu11t ~1111 "1th a s pN·tac ular VJL'W front P.ilm Spring:-lo Cata lina Is land. $~1.000 M11111l tt:-from L;,ikc Arrowhead Will t·on :-.1 d l'I' t 'M hangt• for local propt·rty WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO .. Recitton 2 I I t San Jooquin Hll.s Rood NEWPORT CEHTE:R. M.a. 644-491 0 OCEAN VIEW! Sl87,500! S ECURITY HLI>(; Ultr.1-delWle pt•nthouw 2 bdnns . 2 bath. ... rrvk . deck + c omn1un1t y amerut.w:. will trad(• finance lei.se option wl1.h $10 • 000 I lolboo loy l>rop. R"'"°" • 675-7060 * $3 1,000 1-'.tl)Oy ot't'an & l'lub a(· UVlllM pool. JU<'UL71 & 1•11rt'frl'l' In tn~ wh1h· CIWllln)( thl'> loH•ly cloubll• wick· ro;wh 2 llH & den Space rcnl $23!.1 A.:t t;~ SEAVIEW Placing a Classified ad u 1------------------lndoortOutdoor llv- ln J!. Cus tomized VJF.W home. 2·st<>ry. 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath, vaulted ceilings ht1?hh1?ht 8 dr&mattc hvinR room. Pnvate mas t er s u ite . Wra paround patios with Rarden wall and wrouiht Iron fntce. Community pool & l4.'nn1s S e c ur ity i:atc· SJ35.000 as easy u dialing your phone. Give m a call. Oasaifled Ads, your ooe- We 1J do Uie rest.142-5878 llop aboppUig center. l!IE 110111 ILlllS aa. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE NEWPORT IEACH llG CAMYOH \t "'I <: rarHlU'-Vrr-..t1l1f'o; Mcxl• I W1d•· '-" 1nd111).! ~1,...1wn<ll'd Sla 1rr11 ... t• O v•·r 10111\11111 \1.trltl•· 1"1111 v & SP<11·wu:. l.1 vm i: ltnorn -..urw·rLtl" ,. I ''"r B1·1h'f~>lll. t'our & 0 111' lla H l\;it h ll11mc• t.l1•g;,nt ('ire ular (i.1r<l .. n Kil c•hf•n l>t-11 With F1n•pl,w1• llui.:1• M a ... 11•r S 111t P l.11\11r1011-. llalta11 '1.11hlt- 1i.1111-. \'ww 0 1 <:11ir I '11111 ••· (';tll 1"111 1\11110111lmt'rtl $7 1H '.tlMI G) 631-1800 , ....... ··--J-•n···· • 881 DOVER DRIVE COMING SOON! 2744 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR '::~~.~' S©\\.4}µ-~£~S8 WOO UMI ------1-.1,4 ~. Cl4T • rOtlAN -----o ·~~·'~''of ,tit,. IOU< oc•o--bi.d .... .,.d, b4 eo... 10 '°'"' '°"' "Mc:>'• w0''1• I SETNEL 1 12 1 r 1 1 I PEWJ S I ' I I I I I I t I I ~ II l IW RI 11 W"-n I pulled Into this g11 .. __,_.__ ... _ ... __ ..__ ....... :. atallon. the guy Put '119 dlpelfck In my w111111 and told -,--N-O_S_l_f_T-~I mo I wH down 1wo -.. 1 I I I 1 • I O '"""'"',. "'• chvtUo Qv<>'•d • • • • bv fllli"Q ;,, I .... ""'IHi"fl WOfd '--.....ii.-....a...-\......it--_.__, you dtveioc> 1,_ ,..P No 3 ti.low • ,~.,., "'VM4°'0 1' r r r J' r 1' 1• 1 lffl\U IN $9\1A•U _ _ _ . _ . _ . 6 ror-::~l. 1 "' 11\I I I I I I I I I T~ .. COlldo With an assumable g raduated payme nt loan. Only $9000 down aod you get into thlS 3 Bdrm 2 yr old beauty Call before at '1 eon•! ~ fNltelc-.11 Real fstot"' Irie . Tbe fastest draw in tl11• West .1 OH1h Pile.I U!6.,1fied 1\d. C.:.ill TCidJy 642-5678 RCTaylorCo 640-9<>00 For Ad Action For Ad Action Call a Daify Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642·5678 macnab irvine realty A SUBSIDIAR Y OF I HE IRVINE COMPANY WESTCLIFF! L g 2 HH ~ IJ,d It 1·on<lom 1n 1u m lo<'al<•cl tn adult <'Ompll•;... Jus t a s hort walk f n 1m ..,hop .... pa rks & l1hrarv. Jfurn won I last at $11:1.5<X>. C'ar l B 11t k 1 <i l2 82:i;, CA 7R> 752-1414 551-8700 11 •• ' ~ 642-8235 644-6200 LOVELY EXECUTIVE'S BAYCREST Absol.t• pH'f.ctlOft ht e•ery detaU. T otaly r....a dlled with slryticJht. CJC*l ,...t kitchen. fcMty f'OOft'I Clltd dWctg rooa LanJt. opew l•ing roont wfth Fnttch doon Wo a cosy backyard. ~. 3 .,._._ A -.. ~ for tot~ l.tftc) Clftd kmlh ..... ,.. ... ,,. $262.500 SPLENDOR IN SEA VIEW w/VIEW bc.,..-.1 "N.w lhcfford" MOdel w 1tory "-"9 a fl• 1tnet to •tr..t locettc.. L09Ch of f"004ll'I for .... fc.ly to, ,.... ........ 5 ........ 4 ...... ..... ,,., 11lu tw.okfatt rooM. llaftt•ttlc ,...,..,. .-... Oww.r wlll ntl1t w"'- fiflmleillg. $525, 000. WI\ rt RfR()NT tfOM[~. INl HI"' I"'" II ., J.f.,,., I 14" WI"~' It• Nrv.1•"''"'•• flJI 1400 .. ' "~ ....... !\M .• ,..,.. A n .. "" .1 ...... 1 1>7l~900 SCl•t4Un ............ a..Hkeffott 1300 I~~~~!!!!!!~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ . -. --·. . -... -.. . .. .. . ..... --------__ ...,.._ ------.. . ... ·----. -· -----__ .,. __ - Mansions· 1'lo mp.lll0"1l • un.I qm bomm, both are UIU que arc bllectur•I ~.-lped • pl.anoed lot ele,anl. lUX!h1able h••• ll&h ... ID U.. North TuaU.n Ulll1 wllh aweepl n g vw.a. one .. almo.l &500 ..,..,_ lMt.. t.M Cllber I.a aJOlOSt m> aquare feet Pri<'ed Sl .~.000 and $1 .~00.000 Crea t 1 ve1 (IW&DCUllC OWner· Developer ltlQ( ALOBllTI Re»lt.ol' 731·~LU 1006 ....................... L..aree raauJy home 00 2 lot5 W bay view + lbr apt $5.50,000. By Owner 7 I 4-67S-04 l 0 $250,000 wtll buy th.is fl.M 2 bdrm tvcne with i;taraie 1111tl lar~ storaxe rm Perl rond. full sz lot Call to :.ee. Lo.I ll"KMwl & AsM>C 675-3331 HEAR WATER Balboa Duplex A.'isumt• $101,000 loon Ownt>r wdl rons1derterms. $100,000 ALLSTATE REALTOAS 536-9311 Corona dtf Mor 1022 ...........•....•...... Pt.EASE! IJIOk 11\ everythm~ un<kor $:1X.1.<XX> fmil' Tht'o .:1ve me a <·all' J br. den \ 1ew. $299.000 Ua rrl'll Pash.own a~ 631 l.266 Two »x 11.8. lob 434 liegoma flwltl LO s wt Uwnr Ulc.lr '/IDIJ..25 ~148 aMYY~~ Thia s uper VaJentJne gift can be youn . North LaaWla location. ocean view. walk to the beach, large lot, new custom gourmet kitchen, ready lo move in now. You'll love it. for only $229,500 Please call. l\f AY 0 c K C O ft PORAT I ON 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH f714)494·2148 1024 .,...... 1044 ....................... OM.Y $94,tOO 4 super Bc:t.nm. ramUy nn. RV access and larRe comer lot Be r aat • Tbµi wool Lut • Ca U 645.o:.>3 FORESTE OLSON .,.... ..... •• •~u·~ OAK GLEN n 1st1nc.-l1 v e n e w 2 lx-droorn. 2•, bit <-on dorruruurru ~.9'Xl ~18 Elden f\\ e, <..: M 6(2 6734 VA TERMS Move 111 t-ond1t100. ~t lluy on U>d11yi. mark1>t l~y Sl05.UOO In Colll'.:1· l'ark Ql II 645 o:»J SYCAMORE GLEN BRAHDHEW F.iliulous. lar.1e1> 3 bd. 21·, I~ Quullty townhom1· roncb. Only H Jva1lub~ troro SJW. ~ 2AJU !:>an L.o An.a Ave 00 67:M ... ................... . HERITAGE PARK Condo 3 Br. 2\.'a ba 1650 aqft.. nauoo 56&-1116 Woodbridie Grove, la.Ile s1t.e. s1ngJe famlly at tacbed homes The Auburn for $1.22,.350. TIM: llen1ley for SJJl.500 Both inc l 2 Hath . 2 car gMBge, frplC'. air eontl rrucrowave Upgraded U1roughoul Brand new AvaLI unmed Fur ~ale by owner. :>s&-8062 Mtn view. :.tream. 10 Orangetree 2 br 1 bu. A <.: $11 9,00 0 . A ~t ~~ BACHELOR CONDO ('ommun1ty s w1mm1n11:. pnrll.1pas, t~ ruurt. .. ~leyball U-..i. tluin ~ )t-ar-. new f'n1·•· Ju 1 Ht-:Ul1C F.O lo ~ .::.o Call now for di>t<Ath CUSTOM HOME In b e<t ul 1fu N O K T HW UO I> bt<lroorru and ch·n '"II h IXl'ittt-.it.num ~ "'I n .... 1024 OcnlPoW 1026 ••••••••.•..........•.. @ RANCH REALTY 551-1222 ..............•..•..... PRJCE RB>UCEO! Westside. C M Hoom lor 7 condos Agt 67~170 3 BDRM. 2 ba fixer Slll.<XX>. $20 ,000 dwn SSOO p<'r mo Ownr /a~l 752-9023 COIClllRrdal %0M 3 Bdrm borne. hardwood floors. double garage. Lot 60xl2D, SIZ>.000 Roy Mcc.dllt, RJtr. 548-7729 Mma Verde ire 4br. 3ba. FR. bkn welcome. l86S Tahrtl Dr. open 'J'b.f'r Sal·Sw\. SPECIAL Of'f'EK ONL V $83.500 CJ7y 2 'lty homP Many upgra de'> ownt·r will r arry a l 10 • 10 ter('~l !'.o qui.1ltfy1n1' Cai.h tn on th1.o; '"""'' menl Pnn onl} C'Clll \1 r :\1 u ~ e., 7 5 I II 'Hj 7 t1 r lrK>.:m!>- 811~/o l.oan Horltl Mfla V ~r~ Sharp modem c·ulo11111I ·I bedIYx>m .1lnum mc1CIC'I hum!'. m dyn,111111 1111 <1 uon' Counlr~ k1lc t1<·n with hu1lt1n' rl1111n11 • 1rea ramll) ri1111n ~ 1·rar kllfti.t flrt'plJt l' 1-:/ rare ya rd_ rru11 tr1·1·' ,::alore Pallo ( l•1w l•> hlfiud ~' hortl' Miii 11n ,1 qwel :o.tref'I' t.r.it• II ' S 116 !llJU IS I\ It ( J 11 54().17~ TARBEll. -· !\11:!-.A VEftDE exrc.-uttv\ OOme 4 Jilt I "itud) I hlk off .:olr 1 o u r~c· 641~ ownr <ti.:c•nl FREB>OM HOME Pool. ro50 Nauonal EASTS I DE CHARMER Cul de sa c. hul(<' )&rd. J&C'UU.l, 3 lidrm 2 bath. bltns lmmaculaU! Call &tS-9161 .. ' ! OPEN HOUSE REAlTY ~- Jbr. 2ba. end unit Walk to So Cst Plaza . 3404 Meadowbrook. SI 19.SOO Own Agl. m-sen DeOroCorp THI MASTB CIRCLE Seduded . ooe or • klnd 4 Bdrms. 211• baths, near S .A. Country C lub Enc:Loted 1pa, close to aboplMg Is freeway. ' Pre-Vue Realty 731-0333 SPAIUOJ._ POOL Eutmide, lovely f•mily home 4 Bdrm. 1,. bath. b rand new c afpt' h . 1137,400. Olli '71-1761 n.st..teo. MARIMITA !-. r1e• (' t i.I c· u I a r h 1 11 l u p IY Jme:. 20 l2 J206 'Cl It l i<N' to M.•nna ~·Iva Rd & <.:111lt> l..J l'nma vent $1111,000 lO S24S.OOO 831 Ml. 493-4006 Bldr O~PF.RATF:• Heaut hm oo R 2 lot OK dplx Xlnt tnns Sl2:SK /UBO 661 ~ /NEW DUPLEXES s1n.soo&UP Joan c. Agt d6-8497 I W1i4• '-ad I 040 .....••••.............. llACH COTT AGE 2 Br, I bit. A.Mume loan. Ho a lfy ..... s16.t00. CENTURV21Surf ~ 7)42 ask f« Cbns FOR SALE BY OWNEH 4Hr. 2.Ba home by park & <;<'hi A.4'kin1t $124 000 will rarry puix·r !J6J o~ V1·rv nir<' 2 bdrm I 11 hJ I h.1t1un._'loo < Al\'C' C:ondo :-iupn kx• 1\.-. .. umt-9 '• I t1J 11 $9 4 51J 0 ('"' 11 M2 >f719 BYOWMER • 5llt dbl it.Jr, v1·n-d 1•J11. $1:!0110(1 'lfl4 '111 !17, '.~llil.I 1044 •••••..•.••............ W1.1u H1nil1•1• , ,(of\ I l1r I' l1J 111111111 ~ ,,.,h ii" 11•1111 t'rpl• l"t \,1c1I • n'( JIJC l.J).!I trtd (.,1k1• pool J.itu111 lt•nn" ~ nYlf'I• $iY.i 6'.41 I\\ "'" nc·r ~!()(;z RB>. TO S 121,000 tMIVERSITY PARK 31B>ROOM I\ wt>ll lorat••d ''"t.!14' ,l.tiry llant1\rr plan "11 h th • I t ,i.: h l f u I ll r r <' 11 IJ 1· I t \tt:'W JU.~ l I f'd U<' t'rt CALI. 644-72 I I msa ENT t:RTA I Nt~R S OWGlrr Quallly S&S 4 AR tri levf'I, Collf'llt' Park Shows hkl' model, w 1many upgra11f's Cu."tom pool. Jac.-uu.1 l# famlJy rm w 'bar & much more By owner SW.500 Open Sat Sun 12 ~PM s.51 3402 COMFY 3 10RM Jbdrm. 2ba fam1Jy home w countr y kttl'hen , spnnlden1. patio covrr 1112.500 By owner Prin ~y 561 I~ or 9711 ~ SYRACUSE COUEGE PARK · Pri~ well under builderw 2 model.a of lbe ume plan. Th.la 3 bedroom and dell t.>sne fllto hu a Ule roof and central air Hi&blr upgraded with pro e11t1lonal l y landauped yanb. C'all now ~--Hl\NUI HI ,\I TY 1,1, l /!)()(] IMMACULATE SO.IRVIME !-ipac.-iou:. 4 bdrm :! ' ~ LJ <Al xtra ll(e lot Natural l'e<IM walls, t·eram11: tile entry , m1rr o r<'rJ wardr o be .!>. ;aut o i;pnnklers, cul d e 'ar Sl.28.500 By owner P n n only.~l·l~or979-~J $13,590 . Down• No Quallf> lllll:' Owner will fln11o n" Hnght c.-heery horn..- ~to Lbe l.u Ill Wood trld,lle. C.-lled c.,.,.. 754-9202 ~ .... 1041 . ..................... . OCEANFRONT "1r w Modul 11 r 1 ~pe I lome'I. P"t c ommunn' ~ bC'tr. ~ hr .. rrun l ~ i.ub lell1ng OK t-rom Sll.!lJO Tn•a..,ur 1· 1' l,11111 "t1001le llom" l'k :'lHll ~ Coas t II") L;i~·un.1 Bo·11r h .R~fl ' 17 11 ·W ~7'J Arch 11.och Hqh . "br . 'I('~ Sl~I ())fl I 1,1 r 11'11 Pash II.Ii.'\ r.JI 1:'f,1, OCE.A.HFROMT l'Tl\ .ilt• '>1•'111> lu b.·,11 h T....,> pall•... 11<·1 k, .. ,.t b..ir :! lrplo "· f'l,'.J • ' t.·nur n1txh•m tnknur f:J.1 !U I The· l't:.hm~ l<ltr' l..lC lk h "ltl; 11..,i, oc ~:AN & C \:-O 'H'" \ lt"WS ~11.Wk'd J HR t>omt• " ~panous bar k) ard J.i.:c• n'll ... ~ deck Lo ".111 h r v ,. n 1 n 11: :. u n ., e l ~ lla rttwood floor' J n!I m:>dem k1tc.-h ma}ir lh1 .. ho m t' \(•ry ll\ah l r fl!lj,<XXJ Plcu.'<' c .i II D.11 ly, !>4 9 -7093 , n~ I ~ ---- Spectoc-'ar Lot Wh.rU> water view lot 1m proved 10 .000 + sq ft luldmR pad l lot ofr oc.-anfront S o uth Laguna $4 5 0 ,000 . n 4 '96..S-2199 Topoftt.Wortd Sbr or 4+ den. 2ba, wt>U maintained Cam hm Some VM!'W SI 70,000 Ca 11 Jo. All · 494-«) 10 VIEWOFTHI IWEPACIFtC l.he Jqooo and I.he r a med limp eucalyptus forest from a dramatic coal.em porary home w ith ro.mded walls, skylighlJJ Mld dr:slgned for the true • 'mllta' ol perf ttt Ion ... 3 Bdrma. 1 tudy /dein , family /playroom and ul· lra mOdeni with •ppolnl meota lrom Sweden. Denman. Germany It oOw pl.ace1. "279,000. WALLA.Cl & CO. 714-72'·H66/22ll 8"lt tMJdat>Jt \tlf'W lot ln L•aun•. Top o & 1eolo1lcal reports available. M y11t 1r Way·SUIS.000 by owne r (714>151-0t1e muM£9.25% Coot.cmporary OCEAN VIEW home w i th M:yUOC. • 011C!D be.au 3 Bdrm•. 3 batba + WlNE CEL LAR . PRICE D TO SELi.. Sl55,m)! Bkr 831·~ L111J1M... I 050 • •••••••••••••••••••••• OAJLY P1LOT Ldsure World, Gate 141---------Paooramt<' view, 3rd noor, Vtlbi Nueva. 2br 2be, !186.-1v A/C. aft 7pm t6a wport m.ach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• F.aiitbltJf, 4Br 4a den ~ mo UDIDJi<' 645--Ule BIG CANYON Sciectacula.r goU COW"St' est.ate. f8lO 5Q .ft. 4 to 6 Bdnm, 5.,._ blltbl. Pool and1pe $1.295.000 THE ST ARN ES CO. 673-7761 LeaM ... BltJfa "t:" plara. End un· 1-------- 11. beck bay VleW Prof dee 4.BI'. 2'nBll. 2 palJO!I. S249.000 SIJ001mo 7$-1.lm orlJl-0617 PROATS SWELL on homeowner·!> t'<I wt y dut' lO i.o1tnn.1e pnc 1>. l.Ul't ~left bebmd C..11 Theo .tbou t th1'> t•x JlQR>l\e S b<-droom home MIMIYlEW StepJ tD beach. New 4 Bdrm home n ear1n11 complellon Swider w1U help finance Su bmll your offer Ask1oa ~.!KIO <.:a II 540-1151 ~·HERITAGE • • REALTORS 1n Oover hhori--. T a kf' 1----------udvant .1 i:e 11f o wnt•r fmanclJlg ' ~21 . ...wport C4nttt 640-5357 Mtdtlft I w Vil6a 111..ldoor l1 'd/1~ In l hL\ 3 llGCAHYOM 4 Udrm ('realJVf> rman1· int-: Ai.sumabl~ loa n ('<ill for i.ppt 601 LIDO ~Waterfront C ond" ~pertacular v11·w \·, ~ble loan ('all r.,, dt-t4.l.I:. * C'otf. Rt·alty A. l nH·,tm1·nt 640.5777 Bd r m 21 1b i. horrw 11n 1----------'"'lll.t'r (~tm f~alUrt"> IJI •I Mnu .. n lilt . I rt·nc h c),.,... :.Uimt-d i:l.i'>'> t6e wpon Pilff-Redty 67l-20S8 .._t;wPORT C Kt:S-1 Allf'nt!On Ill\ 1-..t<>r'\ I hr 11JOdo I .1 dO'*ll I\ I TIJ " ., ~ u m ,. b I t• I u J " l.r\1•r<t1'.t· j(.ilon • l''"'I 1ou·u.u1 ll·llll.L' :>411 iii I.I \~ HartiorRi~ :! br. ~ b.t. t'~•·11J1 1\I· twant.-, t II y l.J l(hlll V 11' °" \try prt vale SJ.39.000 Owner 811:.r Oi.ys ~ 1006 E ves 644 090tl COl:HetLOT Lowiy ~moo~ home w guarded p~ • rec r. C' 1 Ii t I e 5 r 11)) I' t ,, t~ Ii.land 1n prr lilJ.gxM> ~t"'*purt l<.K .: Br .. den or JI-Ir w I•;" maaer 11uit.e. b11h tt1I d b Y1Q1 rm. frpk 4' oprn at.nwn. 12a.OOO Call m..-1or75-11• OCIAHYllW Thre~ htlh 1d~ apart mml' pl~ ""II k)(-ah"fl n•IJll ur rommt'rc·1 .. 1 1.ulc.lJ.n~ Une l.1Hll:l' \ 1t·.., ap .. rtm1·n1 hJ" .' <Jt1C1 "'l n I fvtrm ind l.1r '•· \ lt'W rlt-o k I"" nth• 1 .1p;irtna. nl .. h:n1 • ll<lr n I ,H h Cl '1 t V. d h \ I t* \4 •k-f·k fi'" IH I Ill '\1•\0f•1M Ill•,., h I .di 1111 I 111th1 r 111f11nr~1l1011 642-5200 SU.VIEW I '111\ Ito .11 t t\,\ 1• I ; I I !.$ I 11,Jr,ii OPEN HOUSE 1·3PM Thurs. & Fri. 5 llOllll'o t ·cH H 1 NEWPORI < llt • ..,I ,1p pmx lHl~t "I II I Ion I """" t h1' 11n1" c .1 11 ~9161 u you ·re loolun)( ror a b<'t ter )Ob. )OU won't wa nt to miss the c>mploym('nt ro1 u mm in Cl as" r 1e<1 111)( ( c1n)on T " nhm t.ldor,.dCJ mudt:I I p Wades JHr 2• ,& Ten n1i.. pool!> By 11w111 f'nnr on ly $1115.000 758-l.946 Emlt*lff Twnhst- F dnt .i'.>t 1• t11 l1•\1•I J B<lrm 2 h••lh n.,ulrJI l'arthllin•· clt·111r In mmt c•1Jtd1t1on llurr}' l .ill ~ Eilf4 ... ,._._. ...... c......,.. HARIOR RlDGE Jbr , Jba , Condo Relenolr view Pnc-e<I lo '\ell By O w ner S37S.<XX> 640-~. I ~o OOWH/OWC VlEWHOME ~s ftneSt J Bdrn1 decorator home. Bwll al'CU1d centraJ atnum Ma.a.er natc bu custon1 loft It Oak spiral s t aircase. Custom ;.t'UZZJ pool w canyon 4 my lights view dtrectl) off master s u1le E' lt'O.SI ~ t' USt' Of brt d. "'rou1e ht i ron & pru f1 .... '9un.il landc;1 JPIOI! I loin t bu) d hurno· tn '*'"ll''r1 lk'.it h jlllllf lq ..,,..,,,I! lh1'-nnt c \I.I. HE!Jl 1\Hl'ET 833-3380 UDO ISLE ':-.!\ t•arly C.il1f :1 Ilk 111·11 ,1 ha In rm .,. f 111 ,<., ht•,1m1•1I ••·II I '11n Jl.ilm Walk 111 111•.11 h • l lltJ "" IO'Olll ' I.II I ll.!11 lfU I ,ill :t!IS."ilt I'\ fH \l n 4'14 tr, .II llJrhttr lt1d1·•· ll\11.1 I• 11nr.lr.t111• t1'\l ' 11 ~ '11 .,. l'l.''' ~'I fl llr 1 .. , ~ti I IU I j 'ti llt~~\ OCUN~OHT I.~ h<mw on I.: 1111 111 ""''' 11.:irhnr ',,,hi t luh on l't·nin,ul 1 l•lt .1 f11rlJmh\lnl: lJll ""'" ll'"i.~ .1539 USTILUFfS ~.Br 31i.a rl'•' rm .., b.1r. ""nr J l-:1 lmm•••I '" I lip In<' y $ t ll!I :11111 i~l "'-1 USTILUFF ftlg ram holllt'. ~ lllt. I ha . dm rm . VIC'"' i-:, pand1>d & remodelt•<t s martly appo1nt1·tl · ~.000 K'reat1v<'. 1m al!)rullt\ c & clever tt•rm-. ix.&1ble > Ntent640~ SAYE Sl2,000 r"'1 comm, 4 Br 2 Ba . I~ fam nn. frplr. 2000sq rt :! bllcl from lxh, ~um loan 646-4724 F ~~ ~aff JJn ofove ~ with th1<1 lovely hnme situated on f'Xclus1ve Lido Island. Beautiful • 1ntrrion by Cannell & Chaffin. 4 Bedroomt1 •nd 3 balhi1. Spadous formal dJmnR room. Cu.atom d e· 11ll{ned kitchen with every conceive. ble appointment Luah laodaclipina. on extra large lot orrered a t "65.000 with terma BY LE RAISOR REALTY 833-8600 PllMllEll PREVIEW NIDAY, ... lltet. 10.l , .... 121 Vhl ...... 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Unci. totY I bl ah qua Illy c uttom L.==: .. ;;;'";;';;4';;;;;:...::;-.l home Pano view of Sl4t.ooo 4 lttdtoom 2 Bat.h ..... -land to l>Wld addj tJanaJ 3 uru&a In a very hl&h derrwnd nmU.I art'• ti O.t• M"-a 30'~ down 11nd OMC' l.r11e 2nd '7\2 •~OI 38R + dm.2 fpk'1, lar1to PO Of, fh w <'on d l~ Pk '7!'1'1 mo hl. lM& + 1~· I YI kot- Avail ln1111t'i1 Xlul farm ly arl'a A.it U11 v 1ll Olplil&.raoo Vau.y Now under cone l rutllun Comi>J.UOO mtd May. ... Ooo. Dave Bourte fUtt .... -.0 ~Owaw. 4 HI 3 U.. hty .,.. '°'" OwMr .. w k'IJI i.t lO'llt down or wall \l"ldt IDerv • •rlun -~ s...~ ........................ ~OUT H LAGUNA UIAR.MF.R TRI-Pl.EX. ~ UNDEI llAll£T f.111 lfiJr ?Ra unit , J 2 Ii r. I ~· 8 .11 u111 h T111 .. 1w"'" rontrart •• 9'•'• int Rf'nlJI low for •r•• llt._t ln\lnlmait Call fr11 drl1l111 bt4J ..... HOJ °'9&o v"8wa and blr1ch . , , P"OWnlty IAUe thi. 4 bedroom 2 bath h<illlt' It t: . Mr~•t rt•o rt f otjJ t1ddornl• 11' 1na -------- 1rn .800 H l!:NT AJ. ' QUAIL PLACE Na.ants'"' 2200 .......••.....•.•...... LACiUMALOT -~ Avail MW n.11.1\ older borN' <! br, l tMI, CTpta, drp1, 11rdnr 14$0 W48JO ~. qUlet tlrttt. 3 br. 2 ba. lae toci y1mt " PllllO (..'biJdttn .. fld.S ok &$7S mo Avaul no w 411 ~or Benl64&-771 I L>llJClrrFUL 3 bd. 2 ba. u1 qiaet uea Bnaht & UNG0 REAL ESTATE lNt'OMI>: PROl'UffY ----~-I 1-'rom 139.000 Modull11 or~a.n v~w kit in primt hmvly Rn.'il vt I .&!'Una Ek-11 c h A 11 u I ii 1 t ii" .ivldl11Me (iuod f1J\11m· lllK SW.000 da-ry 112$/mo P,.lm k ~~6 08011 or J raonc ta.11 l.il.tS A6'l Ollilra..I•.... Type Homes. 24 h1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ty, 3 pvt beaCht'IJ, ,...._ MllmH ~ & pH'r Trea.aurti blti hr S. 1100 Pk :la)I Pacl11c (.;()Mi;t ••-•-•••••••• •• ••••• • II w y . l. a K u n a B r h • MO BLLE HOM F. HUY SELL RENT Fl NANCE ........ Store ...... ·••Ion c ....... CAU US 661·1021 IY THE Sli $33,000 J Ur Mobile Hom e. ap. pcuL 11~ au. Lo Ocean Poul 51* Rec cenl{!r incl~ ru>rage shed & enrl patio A must to ~· CaJI 752 1700now• 111 I ,,, If'' I HM P <714)499 3579 EASTSIDE 2 • 31drm u.it• $142.500 RJU.St REAL TY 546-0814 ~PL EXES FROM SI 59,000 200/o OOWH NEAR DISHFflAHD Broker 1714 )750·162.4 don osen I t·ah11r ... 1213 N CO~c;T HWY LAGUNA llEACll 4ffl 4M8 ----TWo :l>x' l8. lot... 434 8el((lrua. Bui Id to 11wt Ownrllildr 7(1).1 U:S ~3 61 <&t IUILDMOW! SPLIT LATH 2 14 ar. rt>udy tu hu1ld view lot P08slble i.phl $74,000 Xlnl lt>rmll WAlJ.,A(;Jo; & CO HEALTOHS 729 5~ ........ / TrirPrb 2300 Spar lOU.'> 2 bdrm gar & yard AduJt.s. no ~u 2Zi Jo; 23rd ~ 645-7253 HOMES FOR RENT 3 or 4br. Pnccd rn,m ~~. 11'nN1 yard & garagea l>'am1l1c ~ plt-ue. K1d11 & peb. welcome Call 964·2:166 or !f73-2W7 I. Agt. no r 00. "~111de charming 2 br, <! 00, brick f /p, IU:W k1l Ill d refng & dtw . $41S tnt• ~ & grdnr. Adults. no peta, Ma.tth ut. '7S! 2550 Reduced lo $650, nf'wly p&.tnted, 3 br 2 ba. fpk rmct'd yard, .iardcnt•r m Rohm Hood Ln . (.M S6&17J1 HEW UHITS, C.M. l~Jbd., 2ba ownt>r'!> urut w/frpl, yard. garages ••••••••••••••••••••••• East.slde 2 br. 1 ba. ~·r ~ home. Udo Park, newly decorated $450 :n Drak.e. N li. $22,000 mo 6'S-a'7 lJ In he11ut SJC Panor1m1r vww Uhlt> wade Adult purtc 2Br 2Ba $38 .000 -m4:.>9or49J 7546 •EXCITING• Lido Perl I '' 7 -t T r a v c' I 1• / t· ..., 1';1t>am1, IJUh1d1· p.11 111 & 1.:11nl4m, 1>1.,hwa!>hn d1~po!>.JI fro ~lfrt•<• l'"r 1I(1 d :JI ri-. F r t' n t· h arm111re d1v1d1·r ~ 3 uruts at $235,000 and 4 urut.s at $28.S.OOO TSL lovstmt.s 642·1603 20 HEW UHlTS-CM Beautiful 2 hd. 2 ba l o wnh <1 u11 e unit <; wtfrplcs. vaulted Cl•&I mi.:.., 'ISL lnv11ltnL'i 642 J1;(1:'1 2FOR I SALE 2 iwpar111e :o1puni!.h "l}'ll' hot.1st-:; on l<1rj!e cornn lot Walk lo ht·ach $132,500 P M. Coo()(:r & "'SOC' 536 141! I o r ~ .,llirnl(" 'lhe'<ix, 1·ornl'r lot HEAR WATER 0 fUfj.-.;J I Jlalboa Duplcir MM1m1· Adult Pet Pan $101.000 loan. Owner "1.dl UcauhJul Newport clhl r.xn.1dcr t.erm..'I $100,000. wide, 28r w t w•lk·ln A e!loseu. Corne r lot. LLSTA TE <JDllXU. _____ ..._-..- S..CW a., REM. TORS ~ly.fhghly upgraded 53L 9311 VdJa West Uom<' 20iroo. - Wr. 2Jia in l~g llills ru~l ~Mar purk. 1·ornn De.Ml Pt fV"t.w Dpb . l•it w llll~l' 11:.al1•1 ar1•;1 :1~r. 2ba & 211r. 2ho:1 /\tr c 11n1J •>nly ,,.7 .~OIJ (,.11111 a ..... umdblc lvdn !JK:JcfLIJ ~ ~74(11 ClASSIC MOllUHOME SALES :!tf76llarbor.Stf'Z06 /\ 540-5937 LAGUNA llACH J97H S in gle wid e HilJcresl. lo spare rent, ('!~to town. Just 11111.t'<i (SR57tn ) MolMle HotM Ston 55o4.7070 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Pl.EXES FROM $159,000 200/oDOWN HEAR DISHEYLAHD kroker 17141750 1624 ........ optrly 1350 ....•.................. Coridomlnlum1 /Town· a.....fwtc* 1700 ...••..••.............. LOW IMTERES T Gnat Location Take over low lntr n"lll rate loan! Sevt'r:1I d101ce I 2 bedroom ('Ondo homes In popular Spr 1niis community 1n Irvine. Laketl. alrc>am11 , tervu.8, lush londrlc11pin11 FmmSS7,950 Phone today (pnn only 1 544 143-t !Brok1>r I 1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Deluxe unalt. llunl Harbour Ownc-r will flrui.n<oe Bkr 673 2200 ..... Property 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -t U111ls /C'o.,la M1·'J 121~ l.W lw h Jf'rt to I 0.11 M&<!A!fl A~u or fi:l.5--17111 Sl5,000 DOWH 1-'ourplexes, II H. Choirt> of 8, xlnt Jncome. nc11r ll<•ach & Mam No quail· f y anl( SI !.15.000 r·a<·h lJ S /\. Heally 646-0~17 l.li8'J 581 5'Jfl6. 8.17. 7002 14 lln1ls, Orea n v11·w PoB1t1ve ca11h Oow +Tax Sheller Finance al fl'; and No points 9 :>x (;roft.'> $1JO,OOO. A.<ik for Jam Va lcnl1nt". A.it 'J12 l.S11 BREAD & BUTTER J rourplexe11 m t ·o.,lJ Ml•.,a. C an bf' -.utd !oepe.rately. AJI 3 Ur 2 Ba each. Owner will carry lit lO'k for 4 yean 2!'l';. down Full pnce $195,000 1•11<·h Each apt LS n·nl'-d ••I $400 mo Ye;irly 111 mm1• $19,i!OO pr hlcl1• H1•otl l·l.tatt• lnvf'i'llmf'nt.' :JJJJW Cou~l llwy, NII 64S.6646 Closed Su nd11 y •DC UNITS• !!&In xlnt area ol Anaheim. 10 yrs old (;rnsa lnromc SS23.000 '74 W r, IBll l!2 IHr. Ilia, 11uper pnd1· °' ownenih.I p A.Wl1g ~.z.11 000 52· Pnde of owner.-hlp. II II <.iro'i~ Income flA0,000 Seller motlvat tld.. 12,.3)0 .ooo. DAVIS & CLARK INVESTMENT m-8167 Mou:et•. o.wrt. RftOf'f 2400 ••...•••...••.....•...• FOR LEASE ~w :! bedroom :! hath homt• M1.,,1on Lak1·, Country Cluh <:olr h.1ll11'1 pool lj<>aut1fully lands,.ap.·d. no m.1111 t.c'llan<"' vanl ~ ('lubhoost-ltd IJt...-wrt llut S pnn.:s <!13 :n11 ~n 2600 ...........•.••........ 4 64 ACR~ M 1 L rn Golt.I beanng area. Ca bm a.a REMOOELl::L> Coq :1 bdrm bocm-aw;11l!. n1r 1• fa mily Come •w1• Iha, l'VCflllllt 2030 Monr11v1.1 BX> ~ Mes11 V1•nl1· 3 llH :: Ra. f-'amily Rm. flllll'I .,,rt't't, lge room,. $1';:A1 mo (,luldrl'n & ~mall pt•I UK Qi II :-,.m 5jjlj(). d ~ k fur PamorLurry 2 Ix. 1 ba. $450 mo Nt•w 1·pt..,, dcun • .:ar. & >•irtl 646 11 ~. 646 6Z\S ~Jlir.fam rm .. 2baJpk nr S C' l'lii ta ,n o ~'I t&X>mo. or $62:; fml y d gard 'g 831 6166 Avail. lorome rental. tlmb4!r ---------• creek.I. $48,900. Send SJ and Sell addl'ft!M'd en "-elope for Term~. Map. Info J Trott mo N t-: Uf>wt·y. c;riml.'s 1~a1> ... ()It tn~ E.Mic. home. 3 Rdrm, newly drcoraUJd. f rpl('. 2 car gar. Private. "1,r churt'hcs. 11rhooLI\ & '-<. Plaza Patio rum tnrl Stl50 mo ;,46 JH'18 'H Red&t• Wcn.d 2900 .~.· ....... a.n.1.2.11()( ... m ....... ···•·••••·•••••········ Nf.:t-:H Sm.~Cntr. N1•v.1J<>rl H<·:.1 h <.:11.,13 ~1t:fkJ 2 hou.w .,m tailor :.hop & a few oUwr 'lho r"' Call 01 c k G jjylor d , 213 437 <!966 o ff . •ir 213 439 5303 hm l't:n UlOUbe k.cally & lnvl'lll menlln« Loni( IW-i.1·h HOUSE NF.EOP.I> 4 bedroom. 2 balh home tn CofolUI Me1>a. w / w1 sumeloan l'nn(' only 547 31.H2 ...•.....••............ .•••...•.....•......... llalloa ,...... 3107 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chamu.n" uld~r 3 Udrm home Wllh f1rrph1r1', pat.lo Adull.tl, no pet.s Bllm.1.l Rily Rcgt.'\Lcr 642 52nO CcroMI def Mar 3 I 22 ...............•..••... CAMEO SHORES 3 flR. Pool. vit'w. lmm1~l J>Ol!!lf'11Slon, $1600 m u . until JUfl'> I 644 27~ LagiMCI leach ) 14 8 ........•........•..... Victoria Ue11r hfronl llome. yrs l!w. redwood brk ant. Jllr. pnl111 2J.J. 790 3272 Newport .. och l 169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avall tll JUJM' Newly ell• cor1ted . ssoo i n c l utll1t.lal ~ Ta.king reberval1ons. 3lll.h M bea r h ht)wit• ~ lt632 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1206 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. untum l800 JBr, dm·2atory tllOO 2Br Apt lnd uUJ $.'500 Lou Brecht.el " AalOC 875-3331 I 1.f-:/\N l IHI w ~!.tr (,J\.ll>t $375 /\dull,, 1111 pet11 773 W W1 l.,1111 GJJ 411119 • 2 Br w 1ear SJ25 Cpl'-, fn1·d yd Wt r f.111 222>i '"D'' Placenua 636-4~1 l.IA(]{ HAY 3 Dr. 21"1 ha, pool /clubhouse $5~0 f.:JI~ 1226 ....................... 2 blb from Ilana Harbor. vk.'W 2 Br 2• . ., Ila ron1lo, pool. Jar. SS50 400 71'1 I t'Vf'!'I EXECUTI V F:s 1-·ur ~&Sf' f>r "11 home with wtut<-w&ll'r vie~ Multi level 3 Bdrm, 3 !Jalh with Slud y $1150 I mo Laguna VlUage R t-, 497 1761 r- 4 br. J ba, CX'f'ID/Vllllc•y Vlt'W 33122 Manna Va~ IJl,496-4210 ..._,."4°" .. och 3240 •••••.........•.•.....• 2 bdrm, I ha, rlQ!W• to heh. StiQO/mo. /\vnll :1 I. 536 H312 lli1r~&in ~hopp1•1 \ r t•11d llw l1ttlr n1li'l 1n ('las:o,1f1NI regulurly /\ml tlwy f111d wt\¥l th1·y 're look IOJI f11r 6 DILUXI UHlTS rfUME EA,t,-,.SlDJt:, CM 2 Bdnna each. Til£STARNP.SCO 673-7761 4000Westerly Pl. SLe28.S 1-------- Nwpl Bch 85J.1866 28r [)pix, E. Side CM Prln only . SI 37 ,000 ~ 1103. &M-e7JO ------- What ·a Your Trade? G .03 per Day That '11 llttlc lo pMy for an ad In lhc fJally PlJot Servtc. Otr~ctQry that can •UbU.h your profoHlonal Identity For more Information ca!JSU~ll Coun.Cllylo Kdr Blatn. •-=:Hnor ' '335.000 Fouryean new, seller w1U nnaoc. at 12%. Try ~ down Near Warner It lbt.a Chica. We have a total of 4 bldp •v•ll•blc Sorry we ra nn ot MOper•L~ e>n lh h1 one Alie for Jim Wilson ur Dilvt' Leavitt M2 4111 or M>-m? 3222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Br, 3 bM. Irvine Terroce. prdeoer lncl. Avail now to Aur. U th . A1t . 644-DIJ3S. HA.DOI Vtl'WHOMI 2 Bedroom, den. 2 Rath Mmaco model. fireplace and l1rp yerd. Com· ma.l\lty pool Ind arttn· bella 17115 mo A•l &40-9000 I , Flve block• lo beacb• Sc>aruab 3 br. I ~. ba, ~ md ~75 mo SJ6-0M9 llOMES f"<)R RJl:NT 3 CJf" 4 UH Priced rrorn Mi6-~. F'ncd yard & l(ar 1(le1 f"aml l lr11 pleue Kida & p t>l11 ~oome. Call 984 2566 or fn~l!971 Alll. oo ree ...,......,. 3252 ....................... f'or rent· 28r. 1round floor co ndo . Wa.~ dryt>r 2 car gar Laitma N1gut'I on aoll rnu r"e SS75 t mo. Q.3D>. aft 5 499 2715 Magnlficent new 3 br home L ovely n!'4·1.1n view . E1tclu111vr n eighbo rhood. 1~7 S a1m 2 BR. den condo. aapprr1x l.SOO IQ ft Aa10C.·111llon, pool 6 ape • ..-> per mo lat • laat, 1200 dep O»Jdrea. am.all pet.a ok AJ or Jerry, 4113·1341 e'VI, 4'13-1254. 493-'Z734 W.atcktw 3298 YEAA·AOUND F\JN: Social Ac1t11&11as 01 ructrir •Free Sunoav 81unch • 860 s •Par l•e' • P1ua much more GREAT AfCAfATION: EASTSIOt: 2 br, Pl'dt!n •iit. IJAI'. AduJta. 00 petb $325.1.8021.lt. S48·21Z7 *2 Br. l ba Mndo nr. So. CoMt Plau. New crplB. drl*. A/C, pool, HCUnly gaU!. Children oil. nCJ pet.a $460. 968·~2 or ~SUL 1.Bdrmapt Encl pnige, pa paid 6'2-5073 Uown\Uwn llimt Beach J bt I bl..~mo lmmJ1 ul .itr• J lldrm garden h11m1· °"•fut·I ~ 85 '1ard1 Alll ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3br k.i& pel., Wl'lrome s:Y~Mo 631·2'MG c_. ,,_ Tenn1~ • F1ee Leuons <pro & pro $hOp) • 2 Hfo111lh Clubs• Si!una • Hydromui.ago·~m m1nq . Driving RarlQ"' BEAUTIFUL APART· MEHTS ~tnglcS I & 'I h t<llrt1t1m, •f ur , I 1 rJ ,, IJt1lu1n1\ht'O 3 Bdrm apt. pa paid Encl gar. adllb 642 5(173 IW>-'JZJ'l Laite Parle Arra 10 blk ~IOU, 4!¥7 1751 2 Hdrrnll, I balh a11t A.du.IL'I Gas paid k2 9r7J ~ 3br + fm Sli50 ~'' MlsMc.~ pt'ls 536<6M.1752 64H4 •••••••• :~ ••••• ?~~ ~ ~ ....... ....................... l 42S • AtJu•l I ''''II• No ~I~ • M<J0.,1• v!>fn c:l.ttly c11r1 h 3 Br. 1~ ba. 2 cur l(nr Llld back yard Xlnt loc C1&1l uft 6 pm C213 )63). 2M 1 Condo. 2br. 2ba, $42:i XloL Brlthn!l & Ac1Mrru1 567-0461, 9684456 Sand I HMtitwJOft ... bOw 1242 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lfunl..Lngloo llJlrbour :1br. 2 1.2ba, C'on~o .Frpk, greenbelt v iew Xlru nice StM!!I ~7 lrr!M 3244 ........••............. Sevcrul rt'nlul'I 11 vaal NOW• f"rom ~5 Zbr 2txi. SC!l:5 Jbr, ~ 21ir view~ ~r. Jha, s-1110 4br. Jba, Nt.-;W $7!JS 561 DJ() f.:xttull V(' Ll Vtnl( w !IOC I hndge al1Jt•h1-d !11111(11 fonuly homt~ 2 br & :! hr &rim f~«h wllb 2 bu th' 2 rar .iurnl(e. frplr /\ < ITU('J"OWave. auto l(a r 1lr ~ aut11 .,pnnklrr "Y"lem & mon· "Jr IJkc· lt"fL/US. pool' & J<IC Ulll' Ht'l'1"1·at10f"Ull pu,.k.11•1· 111 l'1 Si&.'J) & $00!1 I,.. ... ,, ~\Oi2 ONTI!t:COl.1-l"Ol 'll'>I . pro( dirnJr;1lNI 211r. tl1·n. l">lla. 2 'lY ronfl11 111 pre-il1)(0Ui'I H11 n1·ho ~J 90> mo lse 640 tiHHJ UNIV PK Tt:kHAl"E CONOO 2Hr. 1mm.11 tk 51.nlb&e Loe, pool, no pt'L'I $625 mo 642 ooo. /\ tl setter t 122. ~ bra 1be Lakt'S. l.ux hvtnK w 111 amen1t1f', Uv ~ra ded 2hr. $:)25~to + dc·p :'-o l'~h rn im·• li..1< ht-lor ronl1o S::"'~' rnu l'oc.I xlnl 1111 .11 11111 r.11 :r,1;1; r1r..,,.. 11 "" ~<Jl'JdtmdK" .! t,.1, 111 1 .,,. do I > h.1. r111•1>IJ11• .,., d. lakt• & fat·1l 1111 Iii ~ ~ l}!,..\llc11 f'.40 O'J5'1 SAN JOAQUIN VIUA W!'ll/\VAIOtt: ~...,,., lbr t 1Jt'r1. 1 • ,i.,. Twnh11!' N t'.1 r Ii<> If l'Ollnle. te-nnl"I r rt,, PoOI & Jar Dbl gar S.S75M11 546-ml 3Rr. den. I •.,Ru. i:ardrn1•r 1nrl . co mm P•H1l ~ mo S.59 9 l83 WOODBHIDGF. <.:<>Nl"> JBr. 11~Ba. I yr rww, IK paoo. nr lakf'. r.-.. ru111 IC2 4767 RENTALS ~Br. 21,<,ha sx.'.O 4 Ur 2'" ba. J'QC1I. N wprt Bui h S97~ JBr. 21..-,b,t $700 48r. 3ba 1HIJO f'\rw1 what you ·v.·unl 1n 0111ly P1l<Jt Cla,r.1fi t•c1' JIOMES FOH HENT J or 4 UR. J>rtCC'd from ~., Fried yard a. garaaea. Famllle1 please l<1d1 & p~ts weJcome C.11 984 2566 or 913-2971. A.gt • no I ee ~" .,.... leodt 3269 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S11ntl111'1 ocean & bay vww 4br. ne-w c-rpti: & 1111 J t ar 1.:1&r :! frpk:i. J ~rdnr ln1·I $1500m o ~6 Nt'WJ)Ort C:r,.~t I br. J b11 rondo Pr1ol lt-nn1i. J&ru71J .. aw111 ~.JO mo ~0101. 121.3134:.-7171 lmmJtUIJt1• t,J,lhlufl I~ 3 Ur. 2'• l>li, Vlt'V. mJ mo (,;all t•v1~ •!\er t>prn, f714 n~ 12t4 C lrnu1 Vlt'Yt. dlx :! IUi : ti. cundu, frplr . <lttk all hit UL' l4 1l1 111r1,1'1n ~ H It·~· Pl:.11 mo ' HUI' aa,et 67~ 70riO LEA.SES GALOR~ ....... Me..CclM • lBr. &.Wk C M .. «''Xf'r type. Brand oew +pool, spa 4' pnvacy. ~ mu be •2Br Irvine V lllil'le Green. brand ni>w ~floor unu M!Y.>m11 be •ZBr +den. In-ltH" Sharl>. S8:5() mo ~ Colt to 're•iew 752~1700 .. l BR. nev. <'Pl.,, • n1 I K&ta&e. w 0 hkuv 1 r11 I pill.lo Mesa Vf'rdc .irt·il WA>mo 5.S7-?MS Brand nc.-w :! Br r<JfldtJ 'of'l'Urll)' 1(4~. pool Jar Broollbw-•l V-. c:.l mm!>l • r (, • r tl ~ n <.. r 11 ' • .'.>:Jl ~lO Oakwood Garden Apartment& Newport Beach/No. 680 IN1no 111161n1 ( "'' f>'5-0550 Newport Beach/So. ,,~)16th 51 ,,.,.,,.., itr tMht 1714/ &42 811r1 .!l.r :1t1.1 n1-.1r b•·.t• h I rvL' 11,,... """IM•1 Yr ly o•Vf"\ 1:411 lfS4l4 fl\'\ $411 !!Ml lleiMss Trip? 2 & liien rondo tum fur haulellttptnJ( lli25 mu Wttkda )'I !175-4JO, eves ~ 2 Br a~. 2t21 E 18th St Adulu. no pe-u '3:50 Yr ly Al.YJ uni um ~-.47 IH S-0...ntt 3776 .•••...••••............ VILLA CORDOVA MMt Uul Free New rpt. dryl. end. g.ara~. paUt1. Jre&l kllcben w t bltn!>, dlbwabr. lodry rm Nri peU 1 BR CMG 2BRl385 Z3Zl Elden Ave., CM 642-7~ ~ lbr. balcony, over loob pool & J)fJtlO. Adu.IL., ooly, no pels 1111!7 Monrovia 1295. 645-60~1 mle8tiBAU APARTMENTS GaA.HD OPE:HIHG 2 &. 2 Ba $4:i11 l-..xcdlenl location. wullc. tn comph:lc :.hopp1ni· EteauUlully landscaiwd Spacious apt.s. Pnvate paUoaordecu AduJu Hut pa.ad. No pet.8 <>Pml~daily 3118 W~t W1Lwn. C M 631 ~ 548 lMl8 IAYFROHT'"" MHYC ;mu ~ n ~ bdrm~ I l>.J SH'~ pn mo !1•11 .. 1 Wiii 1111\.'11tlc·r 'hc•rt t1•r 111 ._•t,r I ,ti;, pllr11.iil <.r .. nn " bf 2 IJJ ...,,, l "' 1111.1 "'.," '\1 111 h 1\\ 111 1 I 2 HI' 2 bll Adulu only "''' Pl"tA C;IU• & Wlll.:r jl'I 005111> bat & tote Stott 67>1771 :1 lir 2 IJJ , nt·wly tl!-ror . ftµlc-, Im J)Ulltl, :! I lH l!lJ r t. u rd•· n t• r pd $700 mu <!IJ ~j 4JJ:.? 7!'D-0032 STl5 3Bdrm 2"'tba Hlu.fh Condo, fllll bay view. 21.65 Vlat.a F.iilrada. 8 y AAll· 7~. 873-~_:_ lin'll f)\.lr.\ 1::" & v.lr 111 ~o:. Kn ;•11111~n 1•11)'. I I 1141 ~., •.:,;• '1"11.) :lllr 2bot ~110 A fpl• 11r A.f>w lw•fllk !-t'JUth UM.lit l'h11.r1 ~J Uwfw111.J..d .'.Jlr ..!Ii.I , dt>IUM' m "' • 1111 ~. AJ.I pc.cul '>Pd lf'lthl • $7:!5 ShiO ru11 'J In , ~ 1001 E ve-646 'fiXJ •Nl':WPORT 2Br . ..!llJ Washer dryt>r. yard dbl gar ..,,..al.It w bearh ~ A vll11 l-3 ~ 7006 D 41 .. u.tw. l600 ....................... ....................... 1806 . ••••••••....••........ J •• 1 r , ... "' l&r •Ir> r 'II 0 If (• I It b47:, t.m>s It •I r 111 •I "'' 11 r • J I ',II 111 11 lalloo'• .... 3807 ....................... Cir r <) n fr<> n l Ar au I ~·,.uun dupl··~ 2Hr, drn 2 bl Sl llJ'J mo + uul. S.11 lu $4411 fil·Jul 11\'JI no·..,,.. :1 hr :• l><i to"' nh<1u-... '-.11\lli.!hL,, rrplc-IJun1J1' nn ~tin At.I ul L•. Oil I y ·1~.Mgmt 1,.1:• •111 • Nf-w2 Hr. 2 Ba. fplc, hltn-. W1•'h Ill•· c· M 1311 !1 J\duJL,, 1111 IJ''l.\ 1'4:! ·11i0:1 f"V'I Nfowty <Jr.t•onal.4.-d J Hr :• 11., townhou1u· S pa1·1ou .. f1f\.1Ui.~ & pool (Jw1·1 3rt'li AdulL•._ n o iwt· ~ ~594!1 ~ XIKI 3 Br. 2 oo. Newport Shor'°"' t-o.N" '700 mo Propert) I b.t"4 · 64.2 JICJI Yrly 67!Hl377 ____ _ J hr '* V1ew years lease f"I) .-2 Br nr. So. Cal Plaza $d) No pela. 758-0217 Of' MH• 'lir "> "'' Pl:11 .1 ".! I r 1.., Jj)( I''"'" ,.,, lno IAH rtK1d ,,, • t11ltlrt·1 •If" 1111.' lot.:'• 1.-.._ ch,, 1•4111l ljb.J 14 IK ~ 4447 1-.t U ~I ill ~·llr 111t111 1•.11 \1.11 ur1 uclll't 1111 ''"l 1\\ 1111 .I 2"1 ~ .1 Till" rt :.! ..... ,'flfl 11.t) vn' lM'.irh, ~Ilk. 1111111 Ot J UH ;.! "·• l.t(•• ~till pJlHI SL .. 'IJi 1·,., 11111 :..'.ii JIJill• •1r :: 1;1 LIJ l~l •••.••..•.............. W»a,~ 3707 ••••••..........••..... !-il1·1•p1nP, r oum\ I. k111 hl't'lf'tlt'\ r.-. 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WI:> 673 ().n;t ~l"J.i'i lV lJcll< h 14' llf'h.lllt' I llr '-·~ s.t.5"62A furn '\t•wport Dtach ' f1~l 2 '" 2 ba. on tht-"".1IPr Orl!UJl & bay'., • .,,., $110'1 mo Call for dtt 111 h wttda)">. 64.2 4783 Costa~ 1724 l.leautl/uJ lurKr t:u,.tblull •••••••••••••• •• ••••••. O oodos 4bM :.!' 1ba. :? ''> ll(l(JI ~Mo Ill! J\m11:11 Wn y "" • 9 '714 !IWIUOI 213 ~I 4100 N .. ;Wl'OflT l!-.1.ANfJ WAT t-:IH'rtONT, zc-, bdmb n,.,., •·pU&. dflM 1'\I' "'41 pt'\\ (:11, It WA~f pd ~ yrl)' «73 2256 IHt of M.wporl Crftt J Rf,21.,ba In lf'\f'll'on •In c·11,,tuoa r11 11w1 & 1trul)t':I f-'rvk. wrt h11r pool 1 f•rlfll', I ... IJ I /I S7~ lt•u.>u· .A!. .11:.:4 I ~J.11 I "1n111<1 HI Npl I n•-.t WJlk1111( !11~111111•1• from hrh I 'h•u n lit 11111 .. 1 :.!hr :1,.., 11cw 11111>L" llu1w :.! 1 w µ1 w .hkuv SG45Mo 71d lflH 11/\IWOH RIDGI:: I)( 't:/\!'11 V11•w Jllr, 111/\, Urn .. r plr , Wrt b11r . \ 1rwf>M'lr' Trnn111. Pool Ac JA<' fl~Mo ms 407H nr Ad ~tt.cr • 14. 642 4300 ~ Yt'ortv J t>r 2 hu. p11110 1otar11(t". urporl Good ur~a no1>e tu ht'1u:h llrol(er fl75 49~ 2 hrr houae w gar :! bllt11 from beach on 35lh St re!r1g/lt.ove Incl IJ.35.~ 2 bdrm 2 ba dbl iar. Newl y rtmodt'led Newp ort lhlgh1 11 . 1111.5 tmo Ct 111194 a 111 "'IUllllltlc lr1 ltvel rondo, 3 br, 21·'a ba, f111l, n\'lutr11l N H't htnn(" lit'('Or , pt>rf rood Loe II\ Prt.'ilU gluua Bhtr11 lllOO/m<1. 844 731.S ..... s. •• -.w 4 fh . B•. 2 1ty w l(Orl(t'Ou• vl ~w . 1uarded pvl comm. w tmn.11 court.I. poo! &r J1cuul. l(rdnr lncld SLZ50mo...., SUSCASITAS l-\1m I br apt Do & u11 t.nrl gar Adult' nn flM..' 2110 Nt'WptJrt HI. ~-c968 I 4e 2 Br lr&Uer<. ~'IJO • 3t'<"Wlly. no duldn•n or ~ 642900 Hil~Olt IHctt l 740 •••••.•.••.•.•......... H.1'1 FtMEST Spanillh f~llllt• l.1\'tnR ltr•111J1 1ful p1111< hkt• 'IUr 111und1n.i' I• rr .1r 1·cl t.iuvl Sunlwn l.'J ' l1hr1 'p11rklln1~ f1H111r .1111 ' ~ "lJ .. I (I u "' I "II rn .. Sf'p11r11tc d 1n1111: 1cr'"' wulk an do~wh , h<1mc· hkt' kttchen & r11l111wb W ;ii k t o 11 u n II n .: t c1 n ( 4•rllf"I 2 Uedroom furn. $4& Tuwnhow>e furn ~ Adull..!I, no pt'l!\ l:Ul.llk'S f'rc~' 1./\QUTNTA tn.:RMOSA lSZll Parbui.-1.n I hlk w °' Beach. 3 blu s or Ulu1ger 847 ~1 ---- L.ocJ-leec:t. 3741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stud1o, prof. dC'coratNI, 1 rnn. <' Fn.'f' ma Id 1lt'r" & ut.iJ. Color 1V. $100 wit °'by mo. 8-2227 LAGUNA BEACH MTR INN. Ma.Id attV.. rolor 1V. but~ pool. Utll (71' MH·S294. 985 No. CoutHwy {)cean VU, l br, J ba , r<)V end piaRlna. SfMl/mn. 4j4.()086 ----SJOHT /SOUND OY SEA lbr·f1'1)1 ·1ar lo July 1 mo-.MM 6 3.T7 2'222 .......... IHdt 37" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1375 t BR rum \'I bltr bay1ocean. Act Jar k. 731). l2Z2 or SM 7~9 2 HR Jl&!lt f"f'n)()(j(>lffl . p\11 \Unf & 1·111 I lo:••r ('hall! & ,_., OK Sot.°" mo /\\k for Iii II ~tt. '\IOI I ;! Ht .:• 1 l)J lull.un11u hr.ind rwv. roodo Ol!.or ~I 1'1111.1 r'rplC', 2 I Jr l(j;lr fl•'< fM II fli..'10 ffill ..;z 111111 or •'7'1 1'n I :0-.•ar "''"" .!. llr :! II.I upp..r J 11 t lo: ii r J I( 1· mni.: .1,11 .. ~ht f to .. c· to .J1IJPP1lllo: & fr"' ) $4.:.cJ ~~ 2br 1 ~.,ba Twnh."t Frplr ...nd .:.ir i\dlL' "'o P~L' I h•m J.WI l.4..'14117\ .... r I ...... I~ c. Ir,. ~·.1nl•·n .4111 1'1H1I ,,,,,. ~c·:,\111 .111 \.\ ~ I hr , ... ll<lh ,.u·, "'" '11·-.,c \ 1·1 clc• •• llr I > ll.1 <lu~•I .. , 111111 3117 n1ral ,\ \ 1111 J I HO Hd:>1 r1•4u1r1•tl Ow1wr A~l ·~··~1 :> Hr 2 bd f-'rom $4511 J llr 2 b.i Frum $S50 Beauutul spaclOOs unlh 111 J unit & 5 urut build In.le' Pvt yard<1. p,.tlor. d1~k.I\ r .. maly & .1<1ult llflly Ul"l'll.' '\o dlll('- "f'-1. °ttl(ml M2 1(11).1 MlSAVERDf At'aullful :?hr 2ba r"t>pla<'t' dt.'lhW3'1h~r l'auo. i:ara..:c. pdrkang Ml:°• 'ft o $250 dr IJO'I • t 31117 MuN' Av1· ~'411 1400 "'Tllt:~t-.Vll ,1.1-. 2Br 'ltud10. I' / bJ. ~ar AdJL'I, Cpb, drµ., blln' fncd yd. Wutt!r pd ~13) 21619 • ., •• Slantu An.1 s:n:. SAVE $150 You p111n1 ~ r lcun ~ 111 ca; lit"ilr1111m l'I f>'ullv I IL r flt' I I' cl lo 111 J I I 11 I> (;nlWlll floor S111"·r l1iea l.IOrl J\dullJI, no IH'I' $3011 mo A.wly 11pt H 568 W Wll8on 645 G44K t:A\'TSI Uf: I Ill< ut ii JWI . Viii I Bf I Uu. nt>wly d1• $310 rrx1 ('nit :>41> :.wt11. MrntecJ. puol. adult!\ 1111k for f'11m or l.arry S29S 646 731!l. 673 OtlM Latice I lid.rm upix·r S:!"5 quiet buald•nl( with bf'11ut1tul lond'' ,1p1nl( Al>l 1 ·r~ OVl-.ll ~ "Jn P"Jl t.t:F.WMll> \l'"r.- 2020 f-'UllE'rt1Jn. ti hlk l::a!ll ol Newpor1 /\Vt' & I blJI So of U.i y > rm 0397 S21S 1 bdrm G11r11i:t> rdrl• 111 & 111 l s.1 s:ru or 846 ~ 3 bdrm 2..., bl. Apt Ollldf'e'I OK. No J><'lil. $49$1 m () /\V Aii v.b~ GeUtluton • 1. t46"871 -------ASSIST MAHAaa L ite mnat uch11 for ~ rt.-ont. Cpl w chlld OK N<> Pel.II 2br. l ...,b• 831 ~103 9padous 2 br. l mllt' from beach Adult•. F.ve .. 664.Z'18: da)'I ~ --. f'ACJT'St0£ MW dt'ror I hr. latll(t', ~lovr, Y•rd CNOmo 6490Ul PIPPSlWOODS lASTSIDE 2 Br With pnv11tc putm No IXU nl5 mo 5411 !I I !Al al\~r :,pm $J7$ 1110 2Hr I wnh"· 1118.1. Av11ll now 1!1411 w al hll't'. 546 S>tC.. PINI': DLun · /\~ Spli<' 2 br. 2 ba, pl11y ground Infant ok Petlu. VJew, frpk . eocl aar . IC.Ill atove. dahwhr, ja1·. lndry nn. From~ SPMC &U-4411 I BR. refr1g • b1kony. mcl .. r .. aduJi.. no pe~11 SD>.~11857: ~--4291 2 RR ,..., Ba , ~. No chlLdrm, small doa OK &lOJoannSt. M2 7U4 Clean 28 r . 1ar. b111 kllche.n W /D book up, ntw 1tove. r rpt. no Pfl3 GO 2171 "0 " Pl11~nlla. »7'983 .. ---.. -... ·-----.. -. -----------~ -.... -·----...,_........._._.-.....-____ --------------...... --.... -.. -.. -.,_ ---.... -..,, --------.. • __ ... ___ ,..... __ ] I I ... -........ _ ... .,.. -. ... •*' ··-• . . -------·-----... -.... -.. --_.. --------· ...... lle&iu• •• All•UOO&I v ...... Spect,,l, 2 f'iH ol l. Wlll liMt lladaa or ,...., Ill P' -- ................ ,.,_ tit. • 11"1 np. ~. U o 111141'1. -~---lDU"S CAaPl:NTRY ..a..doior .... rt-1 ID JftCqlll'lll ... . , .. I I I I ISi I................ c.,.. lei .... Dn""a11•P1.rklai tot -·-••••••••-••••• •Repe.b .. •S.alcoat101 Shampoo• .U.m C'lean ~~ Aa,Ull .... ~71 ~lt)=ei::! Uv. cDn rm., ball W Av1 nn f7.!0, t'OUt'b SIO. t br e. Guar ebm pet odo4' ('pt ~-u yn. t'llClf' Do work mYMU Ref1 91.0lOl ..... ~. "-"' ... ...................... Need lo l&lk lo • la~J' .. No~ ror uu\lal roo peM•,.on l\pllomlment.11 av.U. ev• It wk.Dd.a C.I (114 )006. &JN M:pltl I ...................... CARPET CLEANING -.nes Andre'• Jwt.onal Serv C-../c..cnh ---···-·-ILIC'T'&laAN ·Prtced rtcM·free .u .. &. oe .._«-UJl*I ~ .... m4D ILllCnUClAN •••l r•l••· b11 t werkmu.1a.1p. l m•ll ~ ~ l.aodaca&U1. LrM lrim.tnlot. clu o • Avt.lla ~· Sap 11rd1oer. m o w. .... ctn 11111 l"tw •t Ranbl CM.,... Ml.UI Ellp. Jmp&DlllM 1anteMr Compl yard aervl~a Re!iablc Neel NZ ._. Gardenln1. tree trim mana. clean up • mal.nl Mlf'\I Am.le ~ 14 •~ape M alftt Cocnruerc111l only ~20l5 ................................. 11..C ID IJl1 home cic.e •JlhlUft Wit.on Scbool. Fenc Cement worlt all type1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• )'I'd. bot hmdL 631 l.823 uc'd rontrartor •310l6S Caq >ent ry . m aaoo ry , ~ 6'2~ rootin,c, plumbtng, palnl· h ' I• ~ Umcrete C'Cln\J'actor, un Uli. drywall • more Jn. -·--••••••••••• ••• La au led sh aptis & de 64&-lllMI ___ _ ~y $75 s1 1n1, t\l l h q ua lily ActklaTyplngM.2 5100 workmenahlp, rree e11t Uc •377651 ~U21 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ClJSTOlll INTERIOR Room add1t. r em odel CARPENTRY Plans Ceo Pllmer & By J ay 642 ~ Son Uc'd 557-11132 Remodel. addition. dttk.s. SUJ..~dle items with & fences. Qual construe· Drllly PlJot Cl¥U1(1ed Ad tion. fT est. MUte 646-8882 00 5678. MR. FIXIT 17 y r s 1n arra . Carpenter , painting. Rsnbl raleti. ~ 17~ or ~ PUACUFf Home improvement. re mode11.ng, fencing & roof- In&-25 yn exp 631-4264 Want Ad Help" 64.2·5678 ........... u.tw... Ith u.tuna. ............ h Unfwft. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Coda Mna 3824 I llrr6qm e.odt 3140 Mewpcri leodl 3169 ....................... .......•.....•.•.•..... . ..................... . New townhouse 8 ,.. 2Br, Lovely all adult, no pets, ~ 1..2&3 Br apts. 6200 Ed ~hB&. $44i0/mo. 645-6037 tnger h b 84&-0619 or631-5012. -". ,___. __ . ____ _ m> 2 Br, l ba. lndry rm, pool Adults. no pets Jmmed Occupy. TSL Mgmt M2 &603 2br. Iba. dlshwshr, encl pr $3SOMo S4ff.5763or l..QS..-4781 2Br. l ba, bltn range/oven, rpt/drps, adJta only no pets. $300 tmo 831-3552 3826 ....................... 2br, 2ba, dec k. view. frp6c. pr. MSOMo. lbr, Jba, S310Mo loci. utU. Call Ml-1181 or ~.,,_Martha •Wls4•1Md1ll40 ....................... 2 ...... ., 3 poola C.ovtted CU' port petioapts .• BBQ's clo&e to fwys & be~ ""81k to shopping. 17111 GoldtttwHt atW~ 84.7-6064 H.alf1ii4on Granada S37S Wallt to beach. Im - mac. 2 bdrm, I ba. Close to everything. 301 Blllumore _Gemm.i ~ally 839~ ~ 3 Br. 2 ba near new apt. New crpls, drps, 2 3Br, 2 ba. studio. Dis· bwsbr. W ID bkup. gar, frplc No pels . $495, 7Si-7474 or ~3397 --------OCEAMAREA Walk lo lhe be a c h Delightful lge U&2 Br apls, aome w /frplc, all have patio6 or balconies E}tjoy our 2D acres w I u l tractive greenbelt. trees. la.odscape & 9 hole put· llog green. Friendly dubboule w /frpk. cok>r 1V, nuna. exercl.H 4r '#l'ight room. St.uts at Pl> iDcJ '« mjr. util. Adulla, DO pet.I. CASA .. SOI. 21UllnilJ d '6U65l 3144 ....................... In ~ Woodbridae 2br. l~b.a. TwbM w /yrd. Avail. now. $S50Mo. + dep. Ca.11714-992-UlOdys, 714'~1.lmevea. Lilrlelt Orangetree 1 BR. pool t.mnia, avail. Mar. l. ~ Vogrl Paci.fir. 640-61.61 L..,...leodl 1841 ....................... Luxury ocean vu, 2 br. 2 ba. covered parking am mo 494--0066 Uir. garage. Cloee an. Pref businessman. No pell> 494-5.B) L..,...Mlcpt 3152 ••••••••••••••••••••••• car e nc l gar W I D Jbr, 2ba. oo golf rnurse b oo k u p , f r P l C • SllOOMo March I Call paUo/yard Darlync 661 1161 or 1'SL Mgmt 64.2· 1603 494-3672 --~--------- ,,,, /\Ulll I ·:i " •• :i.; '·>, l 1 VIN Ii • 1 • 2 BR Patio Apt~ • 01\hwnhen & eaa·, • Pool & Rte. Room • Q1rdt11 Landieip41tf •Jot ro lteclt & Sllop' I I~ (, I • '\ 11< ( )'.·:I • ~ l It ( :1 • I •"' I 11111 II 'I 'lb.' ·1'>00 r HI wport leach 316' ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCUNFllOHT m>. 3 Br. 2 ba . Frplc. l car gar. W/Obookup 1'SL Mg.m_t _ 64.2· 1603 Quiet 2 br w /gar. pallo, J>IQ, adult.s, DO pets. l.llOl H lSlb Sl. Nwpt llelghls 5'25-. 642 7340. PARK NEWPORT COUMTRY~UI UVIHG Sinllet. 1112 bedroom ~~-llOO ****** BAYFR ON T o n Pm1nsula Pt w I v\f'W. Beaut. 2 BR. 2 ba, securi- ty bldg. Pool, adults. B()Jmo yrly WOO PEN Condo on Bayfroat w 12700 sq ft of beaut bving 2Br . den. 2 t>a . Waterfront patio. SlDllmo yrly lse. UDO ISLE. Newly de· oorated in neutral tones wtphab cpl 2Br. frplr, atrium/patio. $875/mo yrty. VERSAILLES Adult COO· do. lBr lba. Beaut spa facilities. $650 /yrly. veraame. 2Br. 2 ba cor- ner Wik. Fabuklua view. New decor S7~/yrly PENtNSULA PT. home. 2 story, • bdrm, f•mlly rm ID beat locallon. .,tmo~)'. .a:=: ~ 631-1400 ****** Near Hoag, 2 br townb8e, cpts, drps, gar. i\dult.s $395 mo. lsl. last & secunty.548-0ZJO OHTHEIEACH Newpor t -Oce a o fronl Walk. Beaut. modem 1 br or srngJe apt. Phone G?l.J --9751 2 Br. 1 i,, ba t.ownbou:.e style. AduJLI, 00 p(!L"I S350 mo S48 2682 2 br 1 ba, de<'.k & view. $4~ mo . 675-3504 or lm>-9Ul Spacious 2 br. 1 mlle rrom beach. Adults Evell 644-2578; days 646-0354 ------ West.chlf. 2Br. lBa. New ly painted. larize pa tio No pets J4501m o. 6'Z-2134 OCEAN YlEW N B Adil 2br. 2ba. frplc, balr. ('lub twie. pool, sec, S750M Cin- di 731-5786, eves 731 2835 Ur, Cannery Village I blk from ocean or b11y. s;:mMo. 714~ Dbt. coodo. J r . lBr. Gnr s pa, Nr bc h . $395. 639-1822 eves. uNlce l BR, &arage, 2 doors from bea<'h.. Yrly. Ocean view. $425, A gt. m.am lleolrlc, palotlo.a. drywall. plumbln1 re .-Ar. ralDily ~ •. Uc'd + work 1uar. ~ ...... . ..................... . OCX:ltudeoL Lar~ truck 'l'l1llb.. lrt!W lrttn Dan t6-la ---HauliD& • Ownp JC>bll AU for Randy 64& M27 llAUUNG • CLEAH~G a.Ad/Comm 1. Pree dl CalJM2-1'82 Kaulloc Movln& Con ctt!U: & tree removal ~cit service. 646-7824 --- ...... 'J.. --·-· ....... ror ••c•ll••c• ID bcs111 h •11: CleulDI UllM•.S ,..,.,.. T.L.C Ho11Hc laaoln1 Service . Dependable, ~~·bonded. A.lkle'a~ W\odow wubiq. Bela. RoMmable. reliable. rJa.lm.MMl71 n.rect d clean.Ina tn your spare time! Call Jean· oie.91H7S7 a..c..Tu ....................... Liie hauhog moving. R.J . Cc>c*. 20 yrs nper Gllr&"e·Yard ct~aniog Local year a round KeM!i ralfM 642-07~ Mr'Vk'e. a.w t. 831-71.32 I lllulln& Service. l h T tnack. cau Leter. S47-04Z7 Income Tu PreparaUoo Jhml.Bdl ...... ~ F\iL Vly..... . &3&-1022 1be IJ>come Tax Man Hol• r dl-'-cJ •••• ••••••• ••••• •• •• •. • l.Dcorne Tu Prep! AD~~ ,..,.1r-la&. Rina ,...,, &.one ,..we.. c.&.IOa:l d•· ...... Aatq.~. D11m0ed• • colored -.... arr exp. Murray Iron. Ye Old VWa1e ,......,....,..,., ·~~ ... ....................... Landacaplo1 • trees, e.tnb trim. baulinl. ce- ment. dirt. Patio coven, palot. driveway• 6 SIJrin,klen. Dave ~e ....................... Warned •bout burg Ian? We ioatall dead bolt locb. patio door • WlO lbw k>cb Reh.~ w~ Enterprises Brick. st.ooe blI work. tUe nra. concrete pa l101. wtb. d.rt vewaya Free st Jobi IM&-Ull3 Want a REAU. y CLEAN ~ olf before Mar LS. HOUSE? Call Cmgham M. Pat.emo&tro. enroUed Brickwork. Small }obs Gu1 F'reeNL ~51Z3 a# n'141842-04.5.S Newport. Cost.a Mesa & Cedar Cr pt & Uphol. lrorlMcJ lrvioe.m.3l7Sevet1. ~. flr waJUnl(, gen ··········-········· •• ,...__ ...,,,..,rv ruotK)S Xlnl -'°'1ty ·-·-." u y ~ ma-... J ... -• cln'it. Ranbl. Prof. Stmoo ......... .. ....... ,.. "' ......... A-_,... 100'~ of d 5543. 751-8951 home. your hange rs .,... ........ WOUAA, " -------Businessmen welcome local rds. ~8512 1\red or Housecleaning 631~ Bricks. blO<'ks. !>lODl', Han le? R ELIA BLE Have aomethmg t.o ull" p a tios . walkway!>, helplSbere. 960-7~ Oassl11edadll dolt well dn~ys. ~c ~ 40S2 AA~ 1n chan1e. So, 0JMt Jllodell DOW of. fertni PUIOD•llud lltyi.d dnelopmeot lo ~wlfubioo• ~c modelln1. o.11-·-56'7·2!m. ~~ ............... . , t t' ..,., .......... ....................... PETERS PAINTING Expr'd Rea1 Rates Free E1t. Call Gene ~ Painllnc. INT/EXT Neat. booest. reu • 12 yn. exp. Lic 'd. Dave ~100. floe e n palnuog. St Lie Ina Try m e. R Sanor m.~ PnJt. paint.tog Ext " lnl. tibt Ext 1275. • 3800 l!i F ree e1t 536-4 383 MC V1.1a PainUnc 6 wallpapertiu: QuaJ won. rs Free et;l Slew S47.CSI ------ Dlw'a Painting, aervm& aTN 9 yn, moat re~. cbeck my r ef, lie ~ Rainbow Co Prof ex per We paun UJ.t ext & reron · d1tion1ng. Low pnce:. Guar work free e't ca11642 9614 --- PAIMT1'46 INCfAUIT Jaterlor /••l•rlor Boaded1.... Uceoaed, In· lured rree ntlmate. Cb•rlJe. 71'-771-tsSO. Tw..~na.. Ra/Comm'I paiolln&. lnt tExl. Qual work. R 1 ob l pr lce1 . Llc 'd /Bonded Gene . •7091 ESSIAM Oltm Paintini. lo r•tes Free eat. 3 yr c uar. 9G 14'71, S33-9837 aft 5. lalttior/Exleior. Qual. wort Raobl. Free est 1161078. J . Sweetman ........ ;a.p.lr' ....................... Neat pstchee 6 tenures Flt& EST. ltl-109 PL!SI'l:R.ING OVU block walls. additionl. houses r ree eel. 586-41192 ,. ll iJ ....................... tJed.nln.lc iea.ll detect IOrl 6Mb aJablJ) Remodel ing. copper rep1pe Top Hat Ptumbul&. ~·3UM l.ndqbdmc dnln clean mg, ~wnbtng SS 50/up 548--3102 d)'ll 5-48-44.36 a ft 5 ,,O.loa._.. .••.....•............•. P 0 Box Srrvic-e $8 pr rro 3111 E 11lh St. ' 21, CM 673-8478 ....... ... ................... . Repair 6 Reroof. All trp•• 1blo1l•• rocubaket·COmpo-ta r l1Y'fJe est. 5'1·~ P'ln. Avall. Qualllied roofln&. Pree ell. LeU repair. Good rats on shakes •com po. Olli 91~ 11cn en 99 Applied o r s upplied Rock, compo, 1hake11. Sem.ibae prices. Free eat ro2725 Rerooling fl repalrs , All types, guar. Fut Serv ~.~12 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C ERA MI C T I Li'.: Kitchen, baths. entryi; You r tile o r mint·. 982~ -----Trfts.nlu • •••••••••••••••••••••• TUI SURGIEOH Trees topped 4' removed Yard clnups. 751-3476 Tree tnmming, removal. & rarewood Exper & 111 sured. Chn." 847 -3906. HO TICE how DaJly Pilot Cla~' 1rted a~ dl~play their n>e>Sa1w~ with ltl(1b1l11 v ;ind impact" Our lld:.. ~4· art' proud tn !>ay n ;0allv I( f' I ri• " u I l !> I' h O n 1· b4256m AOCllM 4000 ~to$hare 4J00 ~a..tal 4400 Office~ 4400 -.....Ua..tai 4450 llllaH •• •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Opporrt..lty 500 s S72Week&Up S tudi o s . l b rs . kitc henettes. pool & ll'llid serv. ~·~. Sunny Acres Moul Room -w /full house prM Jeges. In x.lnl. area d Newport Beach <W~t Cliff) 64U81l. ---- Large sunny room. llle kl1ch & lndry fac1l Refs req'd. C.M ~l.372. Room iD Cbriatlan home. lo SJC. M. ooo.smoller Krt pri v 86H82l Gwdm cou.ace. No Coe*! Bua per. ONLY. SHS. 1.tlUilMt.. ~ Refa. Student. Pvt. room fl beth. Pool, k it priv .• 7llM>3l1. .. 528) 4150 ....................... Lovely New TusUn bome for elderly. Rome cioolt· ta&. PaUo .ti loYial care. lli-J011. llU7ll 1 ,._.. 4JOO ....................... GOOD SELECTION! Now Ult.inf( reservalions! A&ftJt e75-8170 Yoc:atiClll ...... 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PALM SPRINGS. Ci\ CONDO RENTALS Luxury Condominiums. Completely Fumlsh~d Country Club Setting, Golf. Teruu.' available lll Spe<:1al Rates for our Clients only Wrekly. Moot.h.ly. and Weekend Rentals Call Doauruque al (714 ) 328-8911 CAntEDRAL CANYON OOUNTRYCLUB 34-567 Cat..hedr al Canyon Dnve PalmSpn.n$ti. Cahforrua 92262 Desert Resort JUty lnl' TAHOE Incline Vi llage. Supt-r new condo w lakeVlew. •d p s 8 $500 w k 714f673-88M. 673-0339 SK1 lN PARADISE SNOW BIRD. UTAH Exchange beaut <Ando (.fully equlp, sips 4 I March ~22 for week of Oec 20-27 lo Laguna Beach or D ana P t S>1·2'7U688 aft. 6PM Large Btg Bear cabin. pool tbl. color TV. 2 frplcs, al~PI 14 ~16 Movtng? Avoid deposlL' & cul II vine ellpenae~' Profe aalo nally s in<'" 11711. HOUS&tAns 832-4134 C M Super rondo 2 Br 2 ea. pool. rp1c S22S r\t eot. ~7953. 613-2181 Male 33 wants to ahr furn 3Br 2ba & gar. Peruruiula oceaofrool. alralgbl, neat . m a turr, non· smoker. Gary 979-S91l days. 6T3-5402 Eves. $liOC rm. Fem rmmte wold t.o 1lu 3br, 2bA. c.dlll. 2$-30. Wk 6«).14&0, Hm &M-81185 aak for Diane or Barben Prol fem rmmate, quiet, noa-amoker. ref. 2Br, 2811, Irv. pool/Jae. $250 mo. 55 1-5386 eves. 673-8'IOll eves SaCS fem parent w rz yr old llrl. look1na lo share boule. rent room • bath or am•ll guest bouae wtprel. tbe aa.me. CM . Nwpt or CdM. S49-l.80 l. l"f!I to ad fl Ive ma& & number ~b.llJl. Bch. 2 br 2 ba r urn w fpk . WI D. $250 Ind ut1l Pref male oon smoker, financu1lly sla ble 64.2 1632 Iv . msg. JBr 2ba house w Po<>I C M Slll5mo Talk only to Renee . a ft 6pm ~ Shr gorgeous new J lir hou!k'. II 8 $275 uw I uU S36 HH C arolyn 900-3673. Furn rm. k it pr1v Twnbsr (' M Pool $50wk dy~ ~. t vc ~1073 Reliable penon Cs l t.o shr •,; lg 4br 2ba hm nr lake Irv. Unfm $350 6mo gumd !>Se~. 673-0:>.JQ ~gSherry M F to shre 2 bdrm 2 ha w pool. 848 0387 or 962-lZT7 3 br, IOOlf course a pt . San Oeo:>tnte. nearlnutl.5 & beach $150 mo 409 4002 Fem 23-30 to sbr 2 bd twnhse w /Sa~. S1W7 SO + ~-64&--0807 CM On Beach. Fem t.o shr tum uw. pd $300 Lal & tut. ~e SCI·~ or 642-9331. PRESTIGIOUS 1!01 weiru.-wr 0r approit For sion & ofr.c-e apec-e at ••••••••••••••••••••••• '100 IQ ft. wtU build t.o ~bit> ra~ BEER BAR LOCATION auH. a mple park1og. 500 to 2700 Sea Ft. MISSION YlEJO ... .lotmf"caberM2 3lll MESAVERDEUR Helprun,nr college,Try Ne-wpoc1 Be a r h •J.80. 4000 Sq t '\ •Bay Views •Exlra AmerulJ~ Udo~ Vllogt 67§.a662 ~ve olfices avatl in f\.111 terV. olc bldg. Nr. 0 c. Airport. Rttept & phone aoa .• aecy 11erv • oonl. rm. ~-Please call 7s:Ul& • Q1M de.lu:u 1uite. 2 mu . aJJ' cood., ample pkg. UUlpcllm.~ NEW EXEC. SUTTES BESTO.C LOCATION 200 N. Tmtin Ave, l m in . SA. 4 Nwpt F'wys. L&e prof. dttorated ofcs. ~t. t.elepbooe aerv .• itero•. coor.rm . Sec. MrY. avail. I mo. frff w /e mos r e otal agreement. 9l53-0837. Newport Center Prime locaOoo. bualoesa or pro- f ess1ooal otri« spact'. Suite or slnltle oflac-rs Also fa c1lllies for lawye~. I E. library, xerox. ret·epl1on1i.l. ~ aM, etr. Park lllj(8Vatl ~itll Corona del Mar . dill 2 rm bWlt• Realonoru1t'' ~~ Delk spare & aml Offtl~ av&JI 1827 Wer.lC'llff Dr. 'lwpt Beam 631-0900 ~fire spac-e avallablr 700 "I f\ S27 5 mo in t'l lld4!3 UUI & mainl Good Ion lion, PCH & 6.2nd St, Newport Shores Center Call Robbie. dys 548-07:,7, rWl!l~I $100 Mo !'ecret.iri11l. x.emx ropy & phone an.' a V1U.l 631-005.5 ffWi &ker Stre-et. cc~ lo rrw ys , airport & reataurants ) Offlt'l'll from 143 sq I\ to 2000 :iq fl Ample park ing 1714~2982 •MEWPORT IEACH • ~ ~ sq n w it root Commerre Park txt"r awte w 1 otbf'r bu1i1· net'llma n S3201 mo Pvt secy avail on 11bare bu la Conta<'l Mr T homson o r Sharon, ~~ WATBROH'T LUXURY SUITES 3C1 S BayakSe Dr NB m•~ZJOO PL.A2A SB.IXX> dwn 1.525 Mesa Verde E. C M. A#. 7!.1 t400 54s-412l .....&... COrl"r..F. SHOP · CM 1 or 2 Rm Swtu from S7S m w 19th St a..u Tom 5«)-2.200 I MO RlEI RIHT •HEWP'Orf /C.M. l'pl.0 ·17'00sqf\ a\;,tl :.it pn~ corner. l71h & ~wpt Bl 67~_ 45-00 Exe c u t l v e 0 r ( I cl' s . -···· ••••••••••••••• airport area. Up to 1280 Le a ae 5 . O o o 1 Q fl liq. fl. New crpU • dl1J5 warebouie Ip&«', •per C»J.Jaow ~.101.0 fool TM-~ WXUllOUS EUCUTtVE sums Off1('ft now avail lo "'c•ly app:iUlt.ed Ex ecuttw SU1ta ceotrall y kKW.ed near flftWa;ra. courta fl tbe Oranae County A i rport Facilities Include a fJ1endl)'. etncMlol rettP- tl OD 11 t /telepbone Clp9"ll&Or wbo ~ )'OOI dMlu 8Dd ADIW'l'T'S )'O'lr calla..~ Calli • Federal law library. ·beaullfully det'orated conferentt rooma. photo copy macbioel. & lhe finest lo aec retarlal servioe9 For f~r tllfo & a per son11 I tou r lhrou«b lbe f11 r1lll1 t's please ronlart \ ort .H A.'>SO<' , 1714 )~!°I» 2:!~11 ni 4 8'>S lllOO EXEC. sums Pn~ Newport fk'ur h Ill<' :-Ocar 0 C ,11rµon Rent tnd ~PoOn nm frren<'t rm pn1111r 't'rv , ullls. 100 fre l' rv plr s & mot• Seem.an Ill !>(>( \ • .n It I I LI.Lor Doug 851 !Ml I ----- EXEC. surns A combinauon lhal l'an 't bl' beat' Perfl"rt kxauon 1e1ose t.o r ~ .... rport &: restaurants J prof secmanaJ sens, 1de..1l offices & bt>aul1fu.I pt'O Pe f'or morf' into n ill 8Pv al !179-2161 Dtx. medl cal om t'e 5 Ul II: C«ana del Mar. 1750 Mn Realonom1r!> Corp rn.6700 D> Sq Ft. ofh~. p\1 bath. 765 St Clair, Su11r D. CcJsta Mesa. t'rttv. a y <Qlveruent near B.tker It Briat.ol S200 mo. 645 7800 rww otnre 11pa<'t! 520 ft $2165 mo CM a.rt'• ~~ 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4.000 s..F. 22" C.111 bml Y,,Y. cklM top C'Oad. 2 ea. Ole. rs t . rma.0 /H drs. Wb11e Heel. Ute llllg. OWMr. 67$-6 251. •11 14 l7 Day 'Nk.e Pnme Newport Mrsa &U-Pan. Q\&&JJly oftkell~1p.ce for le••~-Cerpeta. ~ .... bu'. J.'10 9q IL llDJt. aullable now » 9"· ft. w....a M . Seti-I 2000a q ft .O f rtC"e /WarftM>u.ae <:o-.ta Mesa area Call 63 I 4'J II LndustrUJ LM. Df'W bld1. l.M> sq ft Local.t'd ..it 7!>:!2 Talbert . 11 Ii Storagr of r . ront J1·t ~u!l an Mon f 'ri 11 _, ~a«J 6..8X> sq ft nr Ila rbor & ~m. 3700 ~II fl 11 B agt 546-7200 ._.. W..te-d 4600 ....................... <n brdronm roUai.te tn qwrl !>pol 10 Laituna Budl. Coroaa del Mar or ea.ta M~J for s.:J)t or ll!fl.' Qwt't area c·~~rn WI.I Wnte 11d 16Jfi 1 o fhe Datl y r 1lu1 !'ltW5papf'r P 0 Box 1560 Costa Ml"~ll . <'A 92626 ur l,.lt•phonf' 673 76M WI LL LEA.<;f. or tal<t n~r loan q~hty hou.'e w wawr '1ew Laiuna or Ntwport 2 Hr. den, b1j! k1ll'hm • 5 7 yr; Lo S2000 or Wl' 1)\ \'r to $3500 mo Tht' Bird' 675 7757 or 213 749 6581, Kath~ ....................... HAIRSALOM $21.500 f'u II pn rt: ~ 751 1400 C,'harman" small ladu•-. r.twJp, good 50. ~l io(·a UCn, low rent, reuona blie P 0 Boll 1621, San Ju.aoCap . 92fl83 Weldi ng bu11n es,, eatablt s bed 197 1. C a plat r ano· La gun a 8eadl area. 1!170 o/o ton Cbevy ullllty \ruck eqwpped w 1portablt• wetder. generator . al r c:ompreaaor. Acttylenl' weld1n 1i e quipm ent ~l,yr ~SH left Call 4'1.}.3191 alter S 30pm. Need praf1t lharia1 8.UO<' for act~1rum 1tudlo Polentlel income un limMed. No in~l req 'cl cau ™ l'lSI 4212 f'taJ~ ASSOCIATE 121>,(Dl Probable I ncom1· I.al yr Protected ter r 1t o r lf'lL No Lo s' Jtwtrantr~ Ap phcanh mus t have Sa l e' BW11oe<1s exiwr $5000 mtn investment Ap ply Publl:.her I' 0 Bo'C 696. Laf(una llt'ach ('-..ili/ 92l6S:! ----........... ~ 5015 •..•••..•....•••.•..... rartnf'r race hnr, •. , ""~nni.: I not a 11r<item 1 Have l>OU.t('t' or sohd l'On <;L'\lenl wt~r'$ at S I\ ~ refundable Depo-.11 reqUlred Try I Wet'k J l no mk Call Mr llart ia>~l ----MaMytoL.o. 5025 ••·•·•······••·····•··· /NEED ./MONEY • CRIDITMO HOILEM hid Ir 3rd Tl) loan' 971-6531 Arranged by Coad .... Loc.s MARIMllt'S W AU< Lg 2Br. 2v, ba. $425 F'rpk. larJe yd, gar. nr Hu.nt1oglon Har bour. clilldnm OK. Ul662 J ib Qrcle. apt l, 840-6807. Bi& new l Br. Newport Beach condo. Catalina view. AduJta. f'uU •ecwi· ly. Wkdy1 . 631·2•42, Eves/wtmds IM.2-7589 . 1180 Refttahto Shar-. 4300 Female Costa Mesa hou9e $17S ltno. Contact Usa W: 833·9571 , II . m-6270 AfJfK 400 sq ft. beach or nee at 315 3rd St • trn flJIO mo SJ&. 7533 19fTOllUY Xlol oppor tun ity t o purchase exilUn& bual· ,,.. ln ooe ol Newport's ru>est locations. Great potent.l.&l for expanding an exist.int b\181nf'llll or JUlt ltartUllt out ' ' f' or more information rall -.m1 Widow baa money for 2nd T D's. No <"ttdil cbe<'k no ptlty. IZ0.000 up. t'or art1on call /\Rent en.nu Anytime --- .. CHWOOO APTS 2 br. 2 ba $400. Large lbr S3Z5. WALK lo 1bopp10 I Pool. jacuul. bllns . Adult.I. DO peta. 962-1800. SUPER 1 Br. pool. aar. (rpk. treel. $2kl. Adult.I. M2-llCll3; M2·52:5 l. 2tlr, llt\ba, 1lud.io. Sm. yard. Gar. f'rplc. No ~. smMo. 7sz.7474 or 5S3lr7 1119dl To Oce9I a Br. 2 tMI. frplc. 2 car pr. AduJta only. no pet.a. $475. mo. Call Olck flllM154. .,, .. 5M-M.23. lllKllT•~ l Br. l ba, frplc, G:& Adulla aoq, DO~. fD). Call Olclt 912 61.M. ... JM.Im. 1..-To~ 2 er. 2 be, 1rp1e. pt. MMia GD!y, DO peia. "8 mo. Call Dick lllUJ.54; I*~- Npt. 8cb. Regal Elegance dJ'l betuflful decor. 2br. 2ba. bale, ocean view. Plu1b, c lub h ae, billiards, pool. uuna. den apa, sec prllloc. Ad'ub. no peta. 11849Mo. 9-5Mon-Frt. 714~ «TW-•a.> an)'Ume. IASTIWflP 2 Br. 2 b.a, lrl prden un· tt.. f'rplc, pool Ai~ facil. Avail now. "40/m o. D5'1-1010or 190-1931. w.tcllff area. 2 Br. ztMI. New cpta, drpl, ldtcbeo. f'l:lol. ... 631-4830 NMntOUSI OCUM-M Y VllW V...W. tnmt row Con· c1o. arcs noot. 2br, b , ...,W comp61X. Club r.-. Pool ~ 1pa. lyr lae. Call H 2-CJOI or •TJll •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 br, l 'r.i ba, pallO, jac:uui & carport. mo. AvaU. lmmed . Call ~2870 or 7~1 9905 f« appt. Larte 2 br loittr condo. Patio, pool, jacuzzi & carport. MS(). mo. Call 546-29'10 or 751-9905 for app.. Avail. Feb. LIL O:lndo. 3 br 2 ba, So. C1L Nu cpl.. drpt. 2511 &mawr tD-t-.a757. M/f'em. 2130.3 UR. 3 Bn, D/W, W D. 6 blh fr beach. no pell f'rer w furn $225 960 5260 --- Shr 3br. 2ba. bsc, Balboa lat.and. '175 lndds ulll. 873-88J2 Prof. 31 yr. old, non 1moMt'. leeks rmmte. t.o llbr 3 br pool home H 8 M/F, 21·35. Cblld ok . $300/mo, plus ahr utJI. Sm sec. dep. S.0-1041 alt. SPM .................. ~ •&A:ufu1d1hd 1900 M/Flbr 3bd hH ln C. M . -·-·••••••••••••••••• near 0 C Colle a e . SawMd VIiiage Nrw 1"2 bdrm 11&.aury adWl •JIU l.o 1• plant from $a71, 2 bdrm towDboulea from SA5 + pooM., tem:IM, wu..rf aU... =fOtcookklJ. peid. P'rom San a.. dri¥9 Non!! on Blach to YeP~ U-Wttll • llcPaddca to hawlnd VIII•••· (TM~ 9157 .... Ftm 1140 lD beauutuJ 48r ~ nr Pl1c1nlla fl Ultb. ~1 Donna. Fem to thr 2Br 2ba Apt, Non •moker over 21. Nr So. Cout Plasa. $1U . MS.823S. Roomm ate needed t o share 2br. 2ba apt $180 incl ul1l. CM Doug 540-0010 Condo to shr. Xlnt. rec facl. 1245Mo lnrlds uW ~.55"7·3184 Fenal• r<iommat.e 125 29 1 wanted t.O Iha.re 3 Br. 2 be Newport Beach apt Avail Match Ut. $200 mo.~ uW. M).-0111. tu.m. olfice 11pa~ ln R ~ omce. for CPA. alt'y, ttL' DlO mo Npt Bch. 6428800 SEE 17l7t l"IMllTcl 'tU!Jt.ln. Near Nwprt Fwy. New 2.tory proleMkJoa.I de ~.~ ft. Tenant lmpro•ea>•Dll, ample par\141. ready April· t111a 1 . 1u.u e-saoa . C>rtc.I~. ..fler ... _ .,.._ 4UO WW buUd to 1ull ~ft -·•••-·•-•••••••• near OC Au,iort. Call ...... MS•up.2:IOLW. ~ O ca• D fro 11 l. N I\ N_EW_PO_R_T_B_E_A_C_H-. J-n m.uM be111lUul Corona de l WANTED: 0.,...1.oCdM. ...,,._, Wanted •ln•I• 1•ra1e. .... Vwde,1tora1eoo t,.-.Ctl. M.ar, 1500-2500 IQ I\ Claaa A. A/C, uUI • janttortal lll'V, ODl.y SI. per aq fl. -..or 6 ample pll1. CTWlmllDO •NnPORT BEACH• •PRUIE LOCATION• 501* from waterfront I 800.qft l'JM) ..... 596 4'100 9" f\. ollire bwld10R. llMI' Udo la~. purchaff price ~.ooo w 1s100.ooo dwn 430 32nd S t . l"'ewport Be.rll Call for detalla Sierra Really ~7'111JO ----- 13JI IQ ft. ln medical bldg Avail for lmined. oc· cupucy. A..mpa. park· Ina. Newpo;t. ~l. 2 RoolDI .. beth. Offtce « IC.en. 1315. l'DO -w. 191b. C.111. Call Jack, day tGQZlJ; 8'Y9 541-JZ11 IBTOM H•llOl ILYD • NewlJ l'9IDOdtAed ~ lllna ~ouer In C0tt1 .... bM olftca avaU (OC' lmmed. occupeocy from •PPTOX 410 t o W/'Dr# Crplt 6 at reaaocabl• rlltA!t Paula S. K1t1 Afj..Zll•·t5311 IOO + SQ. rr. Central Coela ...... CIHn. tvaLl. DOW. MOO mo. Al\. --- ~ Walkm &lee OU\ Slq> by Owner. 9049 Atlanta al Ka1oolla. fhmt.. 8ch. .............. Dltb&'= ::ti.. H · '*" ~. tW"ll key nperaUon. SIOOIC grou Call Dollie Valentine qlal.f7$.4DOO DELl-ec.t.a Mesa SS.000 mo. .,,... Hra W . c10ted Selta.&n All 751-HOO BEER BAR COb'TAlllESA 1"y llO.OOO dwn. AtJ 7111· HOO CaUMZ-WTI EqUITTLOAMS Arranaed No pomll. To 8~': of value Call Real 5'lurct"l-. SC'Ott Gem•· 64() 00()4 5030 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Neet1 ~.000 2nd on 0 ( · apt. building 545 -()63(1 ~s. Miii; .... Trwt Dlicli son ....................... s.tte.-..... Co. All ~ of rNl eatate im.tmcnta 1~ lMI. S,.& .. 2 •• z.dTDt 642-1171 54W61 t 2ndTD'S ... , .... ~ Yf'llr t.-m. $10.000 or raon No B&Uoon . Udo Newport Co. m.79 .......... XHr.. l8"ll '1J,OOO. Earn 17% OD si.a.-. lrd T.0 . Or ctf bomt. AIJ,. llW970 ' ' 1 • l d I J ...... -............... ... -..,_,,. ... .,................_. .__.. ··--........ ""' --...... --........ -................. _____ ~-----~ --.... _ -__ .. _ ------.---~--..-.. Leif&,... ....................... ~~!~ ..... ?~.~! .... All!lt1t.... •• It• _, ....................... .., 0.16...,, • MAllM.iS Wan .. ouH HelJert, lwU.. ............. ~. U.D.ATSO a...t •••••• '°' WOii &tie rtlk ,..._, Call -.rw --W....-7•. ....................... f'OR Tll EX C WOMAN Raia •In I nutU•I• by •PPC>lnl ••• --IXPP!'RT Hl'.hUMtB 11le &-nbe Shop •m> --- .vTM•M,t• OD 1l&e, tea•J• •Jlb mal•leoaeee ••· ~w:.~.,,~~ .. _ MIY'OU • ,..... al So. Onnp Qyf AIDbHlou, do lt ,.,. • ..u.1ta~r. 1oal onnted ''" peraon w l'lome uM9 "" buajnaa e xperttnceT F o r P \line Call f()r appt ma TliW or 483-3051. ~!'!~ ..... ~!.~~ MAllAJJ>, AUractlve, •lwef •11 puHJCDe. --._,~Needed ..a ...... Harbor 6 .W.... T_,, ... 1000. .... ITOU. ......... Alt.Alt llln· p ., ........ for kbw1no dHJtr. lala17 UOK. llalt luive prior bUI• .._... ...... laaato... *- .. ltaitATI ON••s omDA.L 0"'1CE TVPllTI SICRrTA.ll.ID MXX>t.IN'nNO a.nu PBXOPER.ATOU Top PQ, holiday 6 VKa· Uoo PQ, peid week11. l\onell ~ l.RvtNI!: &<>.£. _... .. 7~ ltl/f' ....................... POUND Sen f•m doll Yk Otf S... Au bl wen 2lM2. ·~')I IG-2111 'K9iJ::t! AS8~M8.LERS we will HAlft Apply 7am. Mac<Jrep Yactu. Wl t1Jwncla. c ... BIWNO 0.KIJ'YP18T lrvtne beNd company •ffkl•I peraon with llbWt.y to operate to.key by touch, lypa SOwprrt, knowl«lp of a ccount.a payable . Salary 6 benefit•. Call Joyce ~1 •·ouN o fem ar• y Norw~11ao t:lllbound t'*1 II», \'IC £41"00 Ola1ln Paril W-1.341 nlUNO. ma1-blll huuntl lype q , nr £daoo H ~ 2 u a..5392 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W..& ' .... 7005 ....................... C.LfwlYM'S J c E hn 1-·ee t.) oo Toplca l>UltMMll • Up date on LVN'1 law1 Mon Mlllt'b at, 1 lOpm fl'l>r further Info t'aill ~MY .l0 4pm L.cat or Found a. pet! call Animal A1111 l 11 U nt·~ l...mque :.:11 · 22? l. no f et! t 'OUNO II t.&!Jle.i. rait U.bby l.'UWed VIC 17lb & Uf~&ull& f UUND ma.le Ala1k11n Husky VIC Mlcbaet.i.on & <'ulvet" 2 5. 552~70 ~'d lnl.!81(' ~-dllCMl()r & ctaa1cail ~UUttrtal offers pvt tutonna for 1un t'ero a.tudenl.I Uegumlng lhru wJvanced Jack s.56 1178 t'olmd or lost a pet" Ca.II Special Pals Ho tline n•11rn 1235. 2u 258 7398 Larr. lnah Setter l"em Jan 30lh VIC l3lb St It AcaciA II. K 975 8071 or 951·1330. REWARD• Loel: Small while dofl , mixed po o dl e. "Sesame", Laguna Reh, 'Zl 6. Lge REWARO . '*'-0061 LOST Brownish Dobie ~1tx fo·em 897 1111() aft 6 pm H 8 area Uist Uog Male Ahti.kan .'falmut.c Shepherd max. lyr, Lrg. lnd.aanapohs & Newland 549·21178 , !8-0776 lat Dog: Yortuhire Ter · ner. sm fem. blonde, blk &: gray. REWARD ·~anytime ---- 1.olt Dog: Male, blk. looks like am Lab. Red Collar w /tag11 . REWARU Callu:. on R1.iht lt'g. !J88.Z111 . I.At Yr old wtute Cal l n Dover Shores area Nt!ed!I medicine~ fobund Corne uble & wbt fem. tortoise shell c1tt fem, blkJwht Dutch rab bu male, Newport Beach Arunwl Shelter ~-36:i6 t•ound Male Brindle Pit Bull 210S. Laguna. 499-21647 POUND. ladies d1g1lal watch, oo HB city beach ~ol Hunt. St. i.68·1043 JomW-.d, 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hou.aelteeper Ava.II for Uv In P<llllllon, Matun, profualonal . well. educated, good driver. Xlnt Local ref's. Prefer N.8 or Anaheim Hilla uea. 71' 888·5572 a ll 8t>m. ------....., W..ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Accounting ACCOUNT AMT I LOAN SlltVICE Cl.ID E 11tabll1 bed L o an ls Brokerage company an S 0 Newport Beac h h as .. ••••••••••••••••••••• va c ancy for Loon PREGNANT? Caring, Service Clerk lo deal oonfideoUaJ oou.nseling & wrtb c:ol.lectioaa. We re. referral. Abortion, adop. «Pre: must have eye for I.ion & keepl.o.g. detail in record.Jng faoan APCARE 547-2563 c11I trans actions & Co-GIRL &edJ(en, compuutaonal •ma skills, typsog, abUJty to * 95).0778 * communicate with both 2A HrOutcall Service borrowe r & investor . -ability to cope with pre. PRE LAW student needs Mure. Promotional op S25.000 Will do anything Porturuty for sell Hla rter Legal. Con f1dent1al Salary commens ura tf' OVM P 0 . Ho x :J242, with experience . Call N fl 92M3 Katie lleup640 93.'>0 LOST v1t· HrookhurM & Hamilt on. !>ml I n~ ha.tn.-d dO!l. whl w /hlk 1·ar.. & p:Jrt of fan~ Plnul t:n11ar OOJ.3641 •FOXY LADY * ASMUAMT WAMTID ttablY O/l'CllAl.lled peraon .tiO ~ deta.11 won. needed br. c r e ati ve 1tn.lst P It me, I or 2 da )Ill I wt. ca 11 U I )IS aeei 8"-2223 ------ASSfSTIM IDITOlt suavn 5 30PM to 9 JOPM . Mon· day thru Friday 9 30AM to I 30PM Satu.r d.iiy Great for coUt!ltia.m and lllOOOJJght.ers S84 .00 per week O N LY REQUJREMENT lS A GOOD VOIC E . Call: 642-4321, ext. 312 alter 5 JOPM, Monday thru Friday ------- Asst. Apt Manager. Cou· pie Wlfe ·ofllc e, hUBband-malntenance. 200 unita, Oceaoalde, ex· penence required. TSL Mrmt 642· 1603 Attendants for aelf serve ataUOn In CM Need re· h able & hones t 1 n. dJvtduala to work day !ltufl. Palm OU Co, loc. 646-Ml •AUTO• MICHANIC VIP &Cl.au A license GM Experience necessary PREPARE FOR A BETTER YUTUR E Ground bre.aki.ag for the new location 111 scheduled for the near future _ Please contact Mr Pot- ter for det.aiJs. HALCMHHE CHEVROLET ll 1..0510 492·1500 OU'TCALL ONJ. Y ln.t dog Shclhmd Sht•t•11 *972-l Ill• AllfOMOTI VE l~ <Shelt1e 1 Hui.t & wtut.c. ~ward 644 1304 GnatCon.-ty UMd~c Boo&keepel', full-chuae tor buly i. penoo otrc In C M. Esper• mollvallocl needed &n th.la grow1111 Retail chain. Salary ()lleD. e..1112 lo 1W.11r.r f /C Malntalo a I books o f onlinal entry. accounts rtteivable & payablt' Xln1 wwklna conds & beoeflu. Hunt ltt'b Salary WXX>-Sl200 Call Jane for-.ppt. ~ IOOIOCHPM Newport boal bullder , one atrl office . t;x perieoced bookkee per lhnl trial balance with typing & 10 key. Salary range $1000 per month Call 833·0851 for in · terview. IOOUllPSl Part·time for local N e. firm. AR, AP. payroll Some typing. Hrs nex I· ble. cafl 642 4300, Ad Siner •UM. :IN hrs. IOOUIPH Part time busa. N~ for Newprt Beach law nf lice. Duties w tnclude preparatloo of mo. re- ports, balancing b1nk ~and other I C llV1t.ies related t.o bllpg in law office. Call m-0808. BOOKKEEPER, light bk· ~. part or full lime. flexJbJe hours. Eaper nee. 541). 1.500, ~2891 IOO«KEIPB Aceounta payable. ar count.s re<'e1vable . con :.t.rucuon expenence pre ferrre d Oran ge call 917·3102 IOOICJ(HPSt F /C Pt.Billon wtlh prominent fo'ashioo Laland invest melt farm Excellent op. Porlwut y. Ca II 64().() lZ3 OertcaJ Secretaries W....&~SH ·~---.... Mag II Op P/f!Tn MW..trA1~ <:.onw tn today for 1m· mediate a111gnme nt Local area Lop pay 557.0045 U\·Llr\: nlMORAllY 'l~I SffVIClS 3721 llrdt Stnet M.wport-... CJEU 7/11 Part time. II PM Lo 7 AM Fn & Sat only 875 Paul&nno, CM. 7Sl-46S2 Q.EUS Part lime " full lime wa~a.rd. pa.rt time ~w· 1ng. Apply 7·t:leven Store, 1097 W Maker. <.:M a.t..Typkt P!J', lpm Sopcn, Mon·Fn, M $0 hr. t o aasiat in RecrellUon Off c. App)y: Oty HaU, 505 fo~orat, Lagun1 Bcb . Before ~zuo Clen Typl.lt, lullt part ume. for uphobtery in· ~nor ~aUnf( firm. Owoee to lu rn biu 1 neM Call for soh:rv1ew 642MOO Oen typa&t part tlmt• 1 to~. Mon Jo'n John Wayne ,+urport loc'·atton Call Wa rrt'o Bru n~ 714-751 2ll90 0.ELlCAT!'.SS&N belp· "*" II. ltq> ,,,., • full time,.,., ,., •• Mt-51.li. Otllvery Mao L A na.lia. Small roa&e. um to s : 30am. UOO/mo . -.uu<1r $9.MU. DF.UVERV newspaper, machine route early morning. C.M.tN H. area. Call all 6pm . 92157. Dttivery Mao, for Early AM, L.A. 1\mes delivery r oute . mual hav e et'IOl1DCIUcaJ car. Adultt only. 2~ day No col leCt.tnc. M2:S Net T1 ke home mo + Gu al .lo•ance + Ho o u i. Weatm1n1ter1Gardt'n Grove ara. 0.5466 Del. Meo over Ul for L A nmea to homes 111 NB• CIC Must be re!Jaible & have depeod1ble rar Pum. P tr $otlXJ /$4.5() per ID). &4IMllS37. 646-5844 DENTAL ASSISTANT RDA preferred, full & J*1t tune. Near South Coast Plaza . Call ~ DINT 41./c:a.irMo. AM¥t ant Part tune. 3 dl&y wk Expr or 11\Cbool nq. X Ray be 91S7·1763 DtN1' AL ASST.· RDA fOf f'lq'9nded ctuuea. Ao op. portuosly to expand your penaonal involvement 1n dt-ol11try w f1 naor u11 s ecurity Uo1 form 4i ~ Lll3 4 days per wee k S alair)' open N e w po r t C 1· n t .. r 64(>.QD) DINTALASSIST. for fnend.ly p~rn\iH specialty pr a <'t 1re 1n Newport bl•ac-h Mu't l>c' briKbl, l'nt•r g1:t1t & rntt.ure UPf' µref, tJut no Ile<' fOf' ndtt pPr-.1111 XJnt pay, fMl(t' lw~fu, ~64-4 ~ .... W..e.d 7100 ~WCllhd 7 100 ....................... . ..................... . DAIYEll·Eaper pre fttnd, but will train aultabl• per1on, full· Ume Apply 2431 W • Colilt...,.,H.8 . •d•uclc.A.111_, PlnD l«ated near oc.u tm~fOll'P(f •• 1fmUd ou.mbtr of Prr. <Ourln1 1ebool brf. )poaMlam. WW train . Eam wbile you learn. $3.Z)/br, to at.art or IDOA , ________ _ for ~. 1020 W. mh. Si. MW832 l!LttTRONlCS &Sll.00/HI ~ Dellen fficp. oo tape drtve1ystema. Lon& Beach area Omep 21.3-»2.$024 fl..ECTRONICS e.,1ctor U .SOjhr. Han( Bcb 114-840-4443 Electro mechanical lllC eemblen WIUlted Apply an penon Knl«bt Eqwp mmt Corp lJ66 Logan Aw ,C.M a.-..1 VOLT •Typill.I. ·~cretane11, •A cco unl11nt s, •Wa r ehouse, •Ai1 sembl.el"I, •Mulnten•ncc. ·~rtaJ. ltead lhui a d today ... & work tomor row• Nofl'ee. VOLT . ,, , ....... , .. ,, ..... , .......... ''- 546-4741 3148C.mpuaDrNB <Acroasfrom Jots> Wayne Airport 1 Equal ()ppor Employer LLECTRICAL T ~ST ----------TECH Unique op p.>nwuty w •mall well n u bhs hed m .. nuf of e lt:ctn citl lnot cit'<' lronlc I d l't rt but1on eq~p 1o·1cilJty lo<'att!d 1n San Juan c .. p1s tr11no area bt~only ooeof1l~ l~ on ltM: West Collhl Ha 11 UL c ert1f1cd C'U'CUlta Ideal caod1dJ1lt· would have nun. 2yri., mllqe, 5Yn i.o en&1oeer · lng/manul. environ- ment. well or1anlud. 1b1a poelllOfl ofreni op. portun.lty for career ad vancement For 1mmed. ~ pie~ submit resume in dupJ.l c•t.e to Un 1<'or n t:le ct r1 r11 I Producta. PO Box r..iw . AnaM1 m. 928IJll J:.NG INfo;ER , JR $1 ~Mo Ht-qwre., B ~ de&re~ 1n cleNrfJntn. Will provide ll'chn1c al ~ V> !w" en1tint'f'~ an de&1gn ~view of com p6ex mulll~ chaonel 1n terfar e c1r<'wl board f>n>pare lt"\l 'lfM'<'1fu d Uorlill. arutl y u U><i t d "I .; lnrludt'\ 1n t e"r .. 111n;! hnail nrrutt IH•Jrth. ""' 11ou-1• rl1v <Jp.-rJtm..: 'r-lA'm C Alfllat'l n1•Jr1~,1 t-.m1>l11\m1·n1 111·~•·1•1 11 m 1• n t I) 1• µ 1 1'0T•VOJ l~I 0 11 l\.J paj(j for by t·mpluyer 1-:XIMNiuii: tll\•·r1nr µl.1n1 ro d1·i.trl'' 1'111·r•:• 111 ,,.,r,on t11 '"' t .. 11 '"' w ~ Will tr .. 1n l11J 11t loi n•iwl t<h:•· h 1• I pf u I OtrdJ1 A.5boc' • ~ "'24:.! UC8'TIOHIST needed 111 our corpor11t1· ~uarters. located m lrvlne. Typtna. pbonet., f1 l1n g . a ccou nl in~ ltnow1edge helpful Ex cellent opportunity for advancement, good c•orn paoy benef1ta (;ont<11·t Penonnel oc apJ)ly .a l. 557-9051 Sds tlllk on~ Ca.troh WU Mitchell South lrvtne E.0 .1:; Geo'l. O U.ce Mfr <Jf lablic Pf\ lt.em.11 requir .. , per'l(lf) to work 5 tin. d:. 1 ly Cut fabnc. cooriltn .. t•· ordt'r.s, ket•p 10 v ... nt.11n recordJI . Jn<1 "'ht'<1Ul• prud Acruraq & nt·Jt ~g h.ib1l'\ r~wn·d Knowlf'dKt' & inl.t:'n· .. c 1n fabno. & rraft:. d~tr•• ble lrv1nt> lotallfJn 97'>3333 lOAM 12 noon Girl t'r1day part llm• t )'Jlllli( & Lt Kb l boot k et.-v •nae for CPA t•all 1,75 ;t;J71t Gtrt t-'rul.<ty 1-\Jll or I' I I.it.I· 11ff11•" & '"'"11· ,,,1, .. fyptflJ! rt"i ,...,.,,,n \1n11 l-r1 1\1>pl11 in , ..... ,.,.'" ;i;~ \1Jm '..t llll (~trl Ft1iJ.1\ f•11 f'h11111 ••I {11-.: 3:"> J I .. ..:•· llr• l1·r r1 •I 631 3411 GIRL F1tlDA. Y \1ruun· "''lflldn n .... ,t.•d to ~ rn I '1r•·ut...tJ<m l>••Jll uf t>utd<•lf'> \1u~ "'"" k.o:· oe.u Cl t I\ 1 ri~ •rl '. l~: lOyr Sut~ f" ESCORTS Vac:. So. Cait. Dr. CM. ;ii . l 0 . PL E A S E . 4ltlin. Ml.Ol.80 REWARD! ~·'71218 aft. MC/VISA A«0ur1umt. 11enlor poi,1 lJoo 11v111I w1bK>m1>dJcal corp. Growth poleflli.al, xlnl. benefits, u lary 125.000 year Scmor a r ooun.Lanl e!Cper ror ml~ corp. w /over 2 mtlbon 10 ••lea required . Relereneea required. O:aact admin. f3l·LD$. Mmt have Class A s mog IJrense. E.xceUent pay, lnc'h.1din~ medical & den t..aJ beoel"rta. IA&aa TOYOFA-VOLYO U. Hutxw Blvd. CARPENTERS needed tor t.mant lmpn>ve~l· P'lniah ea rpe ntry , drywall, taptog. • elec· trical. Call for appl s.um. 0.rlt..a!l w 811.retis. loqw re days c.a mmo Me lll can He a t . 2 011 1 S . Uroc*hurst. H B ----- DENTAL C b1u r~1 de Nune NB pleas Rn>uP pract, 4 day wk exp prt" r-......_---_---------f'c1 MO-U22 '~T ~x~r nt•c J:>hr "'"' • ""'ffk Ai.k for Lu<~ 9 ~:1}~ s. ---------i DIAMOND WANTED: Found: Prescrl pUon Priv. party will buy t to 3 J•---------gla11e. va c 28th SL carat. cash. N.B. 548-WTS AccountJ.ng \1.Mnna park lot. 6"S·3116 Larae Auto Dealer look· e1trly AM In.I! for )'OUr expert1&e rn MA'lSAGE1>1m p<tlH'<1 f'OtnPUler a<'C'OUnl'> payJ 1-YIUNU ~m blk mtdt· Yuurmu~ur ~&payroll Poodle. Sut, vu Un!>t.OI & L'> liobJi.me'> '>alary to $100fi lrvmc. N IJ ~-OllHl Outcalls9·11 ,494 ~Ill I-ound Pu r..t• Iii :i ck min ~. Ralhtrn J>av1l11m on ~!I Identify 646419'1 Jo'ound Hl.k & white r ah bit Vic Mursnc rs & ~ver. N H ~ 7114. Jo'OUNO. M. puppy. 3mos Blonde. Affec lin nute Must find lovinK hm. 714-55-7939 KIM'S OUTCALL !153·9121 MICHBJ..E•s •Outcalt• I 1AM·2AM 835 3740 ~ llmffk ......... Se'Vil1 23532 El Toro Ed St.e 11 Orange Tree Plaza 951-8771 ""-'"oFM E.O.E. COSTA MESA 646-tlOJ Al!TOM<mVE 'ilTSDEPT. P10CUP DRIVBt! Penna~nt. plca~ant. in lt're11ting' Learn auto p;,rt11 bu111ne~!> Gn(Jd pay. opp for advanrt• mo't)t • ~ Mr Cook HOWAJtDChHrolri !Jove & Quasi SL'I NEWPORT liEACH Al!TOM<YnV E MICHIJotlCS We need two full lime mechanics. Call Serv Ice Ma.n.a&er al car Wa!ih. G L'\ m an . m gr ll"lllnee Two l<><'allon' hourly plu.-. romm ~11ntJ l\na cull Ntdl 'J:,7 I U2 (O'llll '1 C!IJ tJll l~nwrdo 645 '°22 CASHtY Sat, Su.n. Mon & Tut-' !I Ii Apply 1n pen.on. )\\•rm Rima Hardware . 2666 Harbor,<: M OOllPANJON -Elderly 1r0m.n •eelll middle a&llld woman to abr bome • docnmde dullea. Non- 11mottv Salary. ~has ~--~ CO N S T H l'C T I O 'i 'i u pert n t r n de n t c· .11 ~t1"1C'M for 12 unit ron do Pf"O}t'('l in ~nta And (ill for appt ~ ttl02 ea.a& OPC RECEPT NB. P\eaa croup PAC 4 tUJ •It. l S. mo. M>-1122. DESIGNER ~SIZ.00/HR Lay-OUt 4c la Pt' up l~ il4 MO 44-IJ l~.a 21J ~ ~ .... floc\or "olfiN" f-~pt>nenced pvr..t;n lur front otf1N! work Lil lru") family prac-t u·~ Jo tn Valley !179!1111 2l lt•BIATE ora•u•s WAREl{{)I~ .. \. .............. kl .. \ t-\I "TlllO I,.""' mo1lf•\ 1/'I • • nt" ,, b .nir., htiltd.i' A \ •• J lJlJn 1..;i> 11.1111 .... 1-t ld ) l\onell' SOWQS.llt IR\'1:-.Jfo... 7!.2 66nt> lXJNl 'T SHOP earl) A~ t:: o .. ; M I' & 1Hro s b1fti.. Pr('(, ............. __ nwiture wom.n No •·1Cp n« Apply 111 penon 1)1 p PllY Doouts 18S4 Newport BICM GHtLSFIUDAY PART'TIME "'tdlay~day -~k Expenenced, pc-r1na Mnl proh•a'llOmtl f• r ht.ro., J J' & ,, '"'"" ''II' hnn "' '" S:.1 '" 1 hr u ...... n,., .. 1 1 \• ""''"' I "' IJ1 I J•·r ,...,,..k A '• lh , ">,,I h 11 1 Y. r 1 I• 'I JI 111 I' lju.Jlfll Jllllt\.~ 111 1\ll• II IJJ mmonn ('I',\ .•111 Hu,1nt-,., 1 .. n•• r 11r Su1t1• IOI 11\1111 I 1 ·r.~1:, GUARDS fo\111 .tr p<t rt t 11111' ,\ 11 a re J ' l ' n 1 <" r no fum111hed /\i.t•''> .!I ''' fo'OUND. whl. cat, ahrt. haired. vie. Beach " TOMMY'S OF NEWPORT ESCORTS a.Hrs 642-U71 I~~~~~~~~ .OYCA.ltVIR IOU.S.OYCI &IMW 6404444 C~HIERS UTDTEM MARKETS <.:ook O>unler lff·lp ~ow lun ng 1lle Wholl) c ow Rest Ill Npc lk h 1n l.1do Manna Val11tl(t' 1s rur rmtly ~IC f t 4' p l oount.t'r hcl p &t f t roolt lndJvldua.la must hive a lllOOd job twnory. nut & dean appearance, ab1ll· Ly to cive l 10'l. poa1uve attitude, & 11ood 1n ltlallve II you m eet lhme req\.lremenu. and want lO enhance your work. please 1pply 1n person a l 34 20 Via Qsiono. Ste •4 ht-tween 10 AM 4 PM A.lk for Ron lia)'O.'I Mwil be t8 )Hr?> ORAFJ'SMEN Career opporturutift for ta leoterl lnd lv ldu:al~ w exp 1n s ubd11111uon, water pipel!M, sewer 11n d or land development C'IV\I en&meertng draft 1011 Apply 1n peraon ,. s amples t o Mr f'umta at Robert. Rt-in. Wiiham Fro!lt .tr A' -.oaates. 1401 Quail St . Newport Beach. .. ~ t:a~r<.. fuJJ. ~rt Lunt! Eipenenet.od only Contact ll~rb On i.: ~·r Inn. 644 1700 nl ~18 t: <> t. ~r Rrltl"t>d wf'11·01ro1 No cxpenC"m't' llf'C ,,,,., ly l 'm' en.al Prot•·l"l 1• '" Ser vice, 14!26 W :.1 h Sln!t't. Santa An11 l 11 l.tT'Vlew hooN 9 I;' & I I Mon lhn.i ,...,., Warner, app 1/5.848·08ell --------•l'~ACCl'G~~---B!'K~P~N~G FOUND. male pug, fawn Chcrhs.... TEMPORARY & blk., VlC. Springdale " *OUTCALL * ~r today w work fAiotler. 840-6131 m vanous accounting & 642-3112 MC/Viaa bookkeeping a sslf(n · FOUND. 1m . blk doR. ments Work clos e to nale. vtc. Goldenwest It your ho m e Fig ure W-·-•--u£J> -O.C. AJlflOIT --....... .... ..,, """-... ~ Clerks to Sensor Accoun *ESCORT* t.lrU needed lhrou~h<>ut FOUND &lrl1 yellow OOl!lt, vie. 3rd & Main, S.A..2/10.~ S p e c 1 a I 1 z 1 n 11 1 n ()range County Profewonals SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS Nestle -S'Wlpe SWU'I -Torm l TWENTIES When I pulled into th111 ~ st.aUon, the guy put hla diP11U ck in my wallet and told me I wu down l'WO 1WENTI F..S T.D-sa.B .. .10am·4am •• SPJRJTIJAL READINGS IOam·lOpm. l''ully W<"d 492-7296 or 492.9034 1815 S. Camino Real. S11n ti em MUST 4HG STUDIO GIRLS 4J2H K 17th St, l.'M 548 91.82 ....... ~~~ u~~~-1a~~~. llOll .. T NllLP'a accounleriij)S 2333 No. Broedwuy lf<m, \..otdwell Banker Rldg., Sant. Ana 17141US.410l l''REE PARKING 1\CC fG DEPT ASSIST Needed 4 hours a day Flhng, typ111g, miac. of flee duties P ool bit' full·Ume in future C row mg <lOnllrucUon co. in Npt Bcb. Contact L1111 al 8:D-9331 btwn M . ADVERTISING SALES The Dally Pilot ha.a an lmmed.iat.e Open.inf for a a ale1per1on with newapaper display ad· vn-t11lo1 ex~rlence . Good 11lary. c om· millions • excellent fr. lnCe ~. Excellent poMJi opportwUtjee for a Pfr90D With ca.reer am· bH.iona. <:a.JI for appointment OUNGECO~T DAILY PILOT 'tl~t. Ext. m Equal =unity Em yer You may request Ad-Sifter aerva when placing yoor od ... our Ad-Sitter number will appear in your Doily Pilot od ... Ad-Sttter tokes your messages .. . you coU in ot your convenience to ~ the responses to your od ... this aervce Is only SS per week. For more information and to ploce your od coll "2·5611 The futett dr1w In ~ W•t. . .a Dally Piiot OMSllled Ad &4.2-5178. . . -----. --~ -,... ...... . BABVSJTTER · 2 n1les week J.llPM For I Jyr old Be for e 2 PM . IDl-2186 ---- Baolang oraJetcm CUSTOMIHt SBVtCI Q.BJ( SOU11J CO~T BANK 849 Sunflower C M 540-S:rJO E 0 £ Banltmg TEU.llt MEW ACCOUNTS Per mane nt p 1t1me ught typ1111J Wlll con sider trarnee. Call fo r ufrutu.ul Savmgi. & Loan Corona del Mnr Mr Conopi.st 700 9200 t-;qu.al Oppor. t-:rnplyr Dunking S&L TB.Las PullPrt on Sa v ino &. Loan hH openings at Newport Beach office for full Ume &r part lime tellers Exp. pref. but will lnln Must ty pe 3 0 wpm Ca ll <714 l871·4244 for uppt. EOE Bankm1 ILDOttADO llJotK t._.Hlls Itnmedi•f.e opmlnf for nper, full Urnc teUer, 1 yr. exper. ~ 'd. Xlnt b9nellt~cbp. Cont.ad Olth,y E an for an appt,. elJ..GJo .O.f!. M/F. ()perunp now avaalahle for full tame A1111111tant Manaeen on 2nd " 3rd ahll'l. No ex~n~ce net' We Lrain SlJlrt S3 30 lo $4 P"' tJour Advancement opport.unrty for ma naice rnent poe1t)Ofu to 15 ~ P"' hour al quaU!ted For more tnlormat100 &r In ten'lew. apply lo store 1182. :rJ009 Crown Valley Pkwy, wguna IW11 r h, '96-9950. Will interview Mon Uiru Fri 9a m to ~~ Oppor E mployer CERAMIC l.EAD MAN Exper. 1n produc t wn. slip caattn1< 4' irtuln.c. Must s peak Sp11n 111h Good opp 979-B«IO Olerru<'al spray opcr111or~ needed. Eicper hdpful but not necessary Apply at A & H Landac·11J)ln1<. 2311U Vi• F11bnu ntC! Ste• 101. Ml'll!ton Viejo 78M7Sl between 9 AM &r 3PM. ClJutth Nunery babytil ~ needed Sun mom LDCll 7' 45 AM to noon NB area, must have own tramp. R~erent'el\ re q'd.~4 OerlcaJ GtlLAllDAY °''-COOK ror conv ho11p lOAM.a :rJ PM fu.11 ttmf' nper only XJ.ot. Empl benellta Pleaae apply in penon Beverly Manor, 340 V1ct.ona. CM Odl fuJI or part Ume. pre( eitper but not net't!St Good Earth ltlll 64().au 1 ult for M Ille OOOK.') If EL P ER 40 bl'$ per week. u ll 673 66M alt l2 PM <..ook.J. We need penplt who are wlUlng l<> leam &-Wl'rl hard Exper nrr Gd pay & benefits. Saute rwut, miat be f ai nuh ar w/~alood P1ntry man. fa 1 t w o rker wlknowleciie of produce. L.u &tau, Jiil (;Utf Or , Lag Bch . Apply an pm1IOI\ COOK wanted, quaollty cooilinc exper. needed for retl,.ment fac:lllly Good medJcal & denl&I benersu Newport VUJo, eca.•1. o.ner Help, ll.J0.1:30, Mon. lbru. P'rl. Super Smdwlch. MMIS7 CUSTODIAL · ----- Drapery ln a lall e r (Custom ). Vao It tools provtded Salary. paid holJdays 5 day Wffk Non smoker U:tterv1ews Mon thn.t Fri until 4 Window Oe$1gn .... 3195 n Airport Loop Dr C M 55&-811 Dnver Gardene r comb llave valJd CA llt>t-n~1· Good drt vln& ret·o rct Mm age 20 Apply a t Pc nn ys a v er, l 6d0 ~ua CM DIJYRS S200 WK WW t.raio tnack dri vena. Open 8am ·8pm . 7U.lfll5.MU DllYllS Qeelter Cab. 4113-11188 DllYIRS OtlJver bakery producu to 1'4)el' marteta. FArly morn loa to mid aftemoooo. Call 557·67Z7. DRIVER -Part·tlme noted for Ion.I b.fault. Apply in p•r100 Va1abood SaUboau." 7118 W.JahSLC.M. food PreJ) penoo Mon lhtiJ Jo'r1 7 2 JO ill t'X ch.r.t't' alhk-t1r club. Npt lkh. C..11 7~ 7903 ...... k for John bt'tWct•n 9am llam f'RONTOt'FlC£GIRL Mumt be able to type & I.lie Jo.key w /prttl,blOn ~ fVLL OR PA.RT TUii E ~ 6 lodlv1duab tor~ ol your own L«al Amway Distr. as Sista you for a splendid opportunity ~2 4300 Ad·llL~r •lS. 34 hra. F'uJJ & P T poelllOfla m new 11 pec1alty food s t·e nt e r 1n lr v1n£• Mon ag ement 0 1> Portunrt~ Call Pcuy 5.11-3588 Jl\ill lime emJM(>ymcot lo start Immediately YCMIC m10 must bt a ble to be bonded. C..11 for In tervlew, ~~4 ·011 or ..... •••ALOfffCt Must . br 1ood w /num hfrl. booltleei:itna exper helpful. no lyp1na $14"1. a....J Ornce. p/l or f t Good reader and aUen· don lo detail. w llJ Lr• &II SM·T31A. II (I M .. ; \1 ,\ K 1-. H o., Supplement fJm1I\ 111 c.'On1I! 111 )our ~p11n· 11 m .. For •PPl cull 111; 1:111. btwn 6-8PM ~ · Casluer . exJ>(•r pt eve i> Appl.) 111 person Ben Brov. n , Rest . 31106 <:oast llwy So Lag ~leaner.i neec1Nl Good pay. good hour-. Robbte '11 fuig A·~foSJ 54&-0757 HOUSECLEAN trn Needed ThW"S & Fr1 $4 per hr Must have ow11 lrWlb fii 5 l !IO'l t~tu.~iper Sun & M 1111 o nly Chi ld l'll rt• & bou11eket-p1nu G Qod workrng rond Lovt•ly area. 641 2011 or 841 1171111 da,)'S. 497-J!l63 w kntl)l & evM HOUSEKEEPER!AIC>I-: u~ an, L.aauna fko 1u•h re.tden~. pn v c'Om m Xlnt. w cbUdrt•n :l & :J All phases of hcHt~· work. rmatapeu F.n1tUah. non t1moker. top i,aluy for tti. nabl ~non C'.a 11 714 640 7404 from H •, Mon·Fn HOUs.llPH 8 to 8, MOD.· Fri, 3 ~rbool •1e children, lrvlnl.' Own car. Rd1 ll3Stwk + benellla. 833-0aU C!Vt>ll Binn.Id needtd. P /l ime Appro x . 31lratwk. Variety of ot· ftCI dut.Mla, !Ml. fllln1. lracina ordere. I rvlne .... Call for appt: 540-7Ht 2nd •hilt openln1 for---------rwpoml~ Mll .. t•n.r. General Laborer, Ooll Slorqa, Part Ume. App. l.y w. Tuea. t.h.na Sat. ....,..ut.28. o...J. ca11n1. women. men, doy /evea. Will train. Irvine. Call eu.-... UAM. HSIOCPl/Cou ••aloft b' lnnlid lady. 5 day wk. Mu1t be abl• to &ive, ~--nt aurmun. dto11 In Npl 8C'h. '150/mo. Call l.a'7·ZN2 Before e.MMim. aft.•.-..r• A. IUndavta Ind .. E 0 E. Oertea.I .... , ............ Mature woman for ~ant Newport Och ale. clerlcalJ..~ SH Hn 1-s>M Mon·rn . .,.. 7'31. Mu.at have prior e•· perlenc•. Scala to U .51 /hr. Nun>erou1 blmllt.I, !Ml. fully paid fmdtca.16 dtnUll. IOSAMIMC. 59-56.11, Ntwport Be1ch An Equal ~rtwdty Empiio)'er ... .. , Men or woa.ea 2S yn or o&del'. Know tbe COHt dlMs. Net hlO • weel or more. Oran1e Cout YeOow Cab, 17100 Mt. Herl'foann, rountaln Valley <No of Slaler betwn Nowhope 6 flltlid) a...J Offtce, pt. Ume, tft.-ooom ~ da)ll a wk .• HB lll'M. IC't .f.521 • INDOOI PU.MT MAIMT844MCI P\IU-Ume & pert-tlme 497.5424 Sell t.b.l.Qp fut with OaJly PUot Wa..rt Ada llav. aomelhiq to Mil? ChMllltd ad.a dO tt well. a..tfled Ada •••A.LOMCI Part·tlme. Typl1u IOwpm. Exper. req~ *· Cnt,r. 1.0.!. C.11 16-1. Dud.&lk. .... 74..\4 f\nd wh.lt you want In DtWy Pilot Clualfleda "'1 • .. _____ _. ___ ~_...._ __ .. ______ ..-.------ ---# .. -- -.. -.......... - -• ----••• . -· ··-.. ·~·· -···-··-~·---• • ----...._ --..., • • -,., • ---_______ ..._....__.._ ---• • • .--• r--___ _... .._.._.._ --• "-W..tH 7100 HMpW..ted 7'00 HllftWtllftd 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.~~ ..... ~!~~ ~~~ ..... !!.~~ '~~~ ..... !~.~~ Thndlly F~ 14. 111111> DAIL V PLOT €J. lonauon n1bter a,. ~ apply The hm at portuolt1 tor rl,hl Lqun•. Zll N Cout penmor~. P /\IOWI Hwy, l.qma Bt~b ..a ..-t lD rulVUq • ._ Call for •Piil· MAINJ"ZNANC£ MAH •s:m. wllla Jed ol .u ~ MPIOCISS a.I llltft ~ '°' ta ~..-..... ~ eaper. w/aaroapace t__... Su.le '° • m w lbllbt --Ov1aaod 11w '*-'Ila w J«11t o1 n v tnf lncra 11 • It l\a.Uy paid mdcal. dlln&&J IOSAMIMC. ~Ntwpoil 0U<'h Aa~UAU.)' INSULATION lHSTALLt!RS Study ~ XlaL a..nt.a Ea ps. pnf for aew C"OO Slt\ICU09. 111 5o u (' G lllco lo1ulat 100 saiza. ZJOU Del l..&o. l...q\ma HJ.lla MURAHCI f'roper1Y 4' Cuua lty N. s&ll&Dl. exp nun 2 > n1 mr typma. alnt ~otflt11 James IJJsurance ()(f1N'. lrvioe, call Maureeu 15UllBO. E.0 . E. IHSURAMCE AG-MC Y. Part lime gal . peraonalized llnes t..rainee. lead t.o Cull hme exodJent care('r 962·~ JANITOR. dependable, hardworking Own trans . ns ghts. $3. 7S to $4..00 hr 675-2101 ~_...tor Pf'OOISt1 mcmt c:o llua have ow• toola It tranaporlalloo. Cell ..... ~· <Holtral matot•a•o~• (l9"lllD ........ mUl-l be OaabM .. .-.riow 1lnll9 ~ ~· dr)wall, »&..-.u c.-11 ............. l Nl!Uooal C'..orp Mil!ds kf') PfnOO for Orancr C'owi ty a.rn Whl train Xlnt ,.,,,. oppo11 WI It~ c.1 n Mr M1 1t1•r' 7141':61~!1' 1111.aoa,~r tor l•at food lilMft, ltunttniton Rueb 1&nta Good aalnry 4' ~-Srad qw.tir1n lk.w lo Clautflrd Ad ~ Dally Pilot, I' 11 Jkix 1$41>. Costa M ,.,'* !U!al MAHAGIM&fT UnluNted 1.ncome pe>Wo ual an pnmary wbolesal\· tuune.M Prof 1l sbann~ & ~ benefit& Nt~-d nol )eave ~l pue11 OM~TIM Manapr for First ClaM Relllaurant. Muat have s trong bac kground. Please send resume & photo to· Cla.'14lfied Ad 11578 , Dally Pilot, 1' 0 Box t6SO, Coi.l.t Mes.a. Ca. 92626 f~TIC t'AUAJCATOR W AIOO>ll QJ)llr Mu•t •&JCll7 Ln pcl1IOO I 0 lO W INa&t C M ~ ~--~~--,..... .. , ...,. WW l.ra1a DIO wrwek t.o 11.at1 ()peo lam •i>m. f~U ~ lft.tbrr ··~­r T . tomo bea•flla MleflD NlllMAH ~aperl•cu•d I\ 11 Dk' 1JT£k "'OC*era&or 111 dmn, quaJ.tt)' COCl4t'IOWI wdl .U.bhlbed lnat11nt l"tinl.!Jll (Q lJ1a 111110 ('..ti wkdya -:z.s2ll CIMCO nn1 .. c:..o.t..a Ml"lta U bUI J; of &.ur kedbUl 1 l"-9 pcnoo, A U U1rk 'Q) Mild I"* I': Iver d off toril _,ti&IUr ~ !GI I NleS 31ndh1duala IA> -.llrk from bom• oo a ut w phune proaracn ('an ~ ll~IUO per WN'k. ~on um.-lcl.,.•I fot borneinaker11 1-l)r C'Omplet~ 1oform111111n 1-..1156'7 I~ MIWVUst OBJVEAY Moo Frt. COOrDillfeb l.1m l.o 4a.m Sawill C:l'\tllUlll}' r ar reqwre-d $90 l•N ""l!lek. CAI I 953-8 llo !111 m Wtipm ----- NURSES AIDES All shltti.. LVN 's 11 7, Ch a n d I e r M t! d 1 r .ti Servi~. 12119 lltml()(•k Way,S.A.~1966 Nur.unf( NINTING U )'UU ..,... a> or uver " 11.-1n4 r0t 11 ntrt"er up parlUl'l1l.y Ul pnn llnii. J P "'1 •t PJo,;.NNY'-,/\ V t.H W8> PtacelUa. <.: M PfUNT SllOJ' THAIN t. 1-, Mu=.-i ty~ 40 14pm ;i;JJ 3rd St l.11guna Pr1 val.-Uay Srhcootl I luni:, p lime ht-Ip Al°'(1 i-ruat s.&-1444 Propatir M~•Mlei w~ R ,.. Si\U:.°' $$ FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY SS Rw. ESTATE MANAGEIS fh n 1111< r .... 1 1trow1nic 1inlf P"Oflrt'Ulve multi 11H11 r-rompafly '" loolunic f11r rul e.Late u ltt 111 ople wllh manaictmt·nt .. 1<1111 lnt~rettt!d 1n x Int opporturut y for •dvann•m ... nl W~ otrt"r lht< lollow1n11 •Pull 4trvtc~•. mort1•111(f' co. ncrow t'O, 1n1uranc4! and 1n11t'1tment d1vltlon. • Prc>ft"lll•lon11I man•l(emt·nl traJrun.I( prour.:am • Nt'w holTWll (f1v111on •l;n.,11 lumrnlM1on 'tru<'t1Jr1• • l'rnr11 'hitnn.: • Ovt>r :.JO 1•h<1ll'I' ltl<'ulloni. •I.JI~( Yllutll llalt'4 In Cl(t'l~ of $300.000,000 * JOtH THf WIMMYS • ll•tl'I t w1ut 11notht•1 m111ut~ St-nd your 1 ""'or rf'lluml' In 11 i\d 5SO Daily Pilot. Hox 1~. C-Ofltu Mt·i.a, Calif 9'.M6 R£CIPTIOHIST GeaA1. OfffCE t"ull or pert lune. Position in an l rvlru R.t<:al Fbtat.e & E.ngm~r ma firm for the creat1 vc & re-,pon11ble per ... on 11oho ~anh fle1t1ble hour' Call anyt1m1· XSI 15.'ti !Wct-µlJonl!lt waott-d b} m.inularruriol( cnm 11.111y To o~al.t.' PHX & 'UWIY typuu: suppon t< lht· l'l'~cl J~·pt /\Jlr> 111 ltttda. lluhbn lnr 115 ..,.vemda 1'1co. ~111• <:!emente Rec:aptlo11lst /Xero• Operator SALIS.SST. Salary $10001100 +- boou.s lo t.op f'aab1on Island locet.Joo w ma,Jor >1.0ck brokerage firm llo urli . 8a m 3p m Cdlegie deg:rtt req 'd If .urcesaf ul, com pa.oy w1 II pay for New Yon: St«k 1-:xrbange regLStrallon ~· 644-7040. and usk for~ sturley SALES AulO su.lcs person ..,, 11nt t'C1 ~w car dealersl\ip f:.xe4!lk111 hour. Good fr Ult:!! lx.'Jie-f It!\. Su pt' r 11 I mo11phere l.<l i:uo.i Bl' 1H· i. 11 r ca . Ca I I 4.~llJI Hltp WCll.ttd 7100 Hlfp W..ttd 7100 Hllp W_.... 7100 ...•.......•.•..••.•... ················•·••••• ...................... . Sam Contnd« &tppbea 1'rmnM Who&aale tool • hardware N»t1onal Co now hino1 youna meo 11-30 SZOO·SSOO a __. + Boouaea. (;all 7JA/IN.40i56 TIM'l.OH WANTS YOU To tW avalanche ol or· den from marine. motorcyle. aporllna IDOd1. motor spoTU, re t.ailers Great oppty but we are very aelect1ve & want confident w1noer typm only. We tra.in ex pertly. Visit UI Ir lee Oa1.I Mr. &one S4()..402J SaAes Warud )"OCD'lg men who will get along well w1Ui women. Call Mr 1boml*lO S4()..t023 Seodwtch Ma.ken &Count.t!r Help -- Needed t.o wort lunche:i &-onr wknds Bl ....,_._ .. ,.~ So Coast V1lla1Ce ~II Da.n S40-ll04-4 ~~ Al>.1t Mu t"!lln sewinic ..tlop, t t, ~w & Oo fit tmgs Wt.II tm rt pen WftlkhJT area 646-4.:M ~!'11172 ~ fur CPA firm. Npt C'tr fl e x1blr hou r!- uvw.lahle 644 61511 Stallonery Slora In Onna Otl Mar oeeda cxpcr'd sales 1ady. hU Uma. $ days, a.lol. --k· Inc t00d1. e:.pcclaUy OnecU.UW m.1010 WAJTRE68 11 to l. Pan time daya. 5 day week Prv.Oab.~ WaknM. Experienced. p/time. AWY ID penon dtJ' 2iJm, M . club. l.801 S ...... ~ S.)'lideDr.CdM. ·WY 8 WAITRESSES It ~ COUNT£R GIRLS =~~~&:: Newporoodrt Bcb Orient.I leadln1 DISCOUNT fut f • cat.ring, STOCKBROKERS. Im· waltnu S.U0 + U511, aa.-mcdialeopeninp for: alatant cook $3. 35. Redslered R~ CDD"M:r $3.10. Exper pn:- Maripn Ciera ferred.. Apply by l"eb 20. Experienced, T op ZJ.107S salanes. Call Pel"90Gllel W_aot.ed ___ : -cubier---.-r Ill-m t: °'Ill • 7~-0070 ----1 night ahltt 1 I l Food St.udmt Tn&.i.oee for Show Hor se It Breedln~ a&are. Muat be 2L Call Rkt~. Runch. Live In. Ca ll.-~-------­before JOam or after 5pm lJB...1011 Ot" 244-22~ SCJllBVISOR Medlcal ~. lal"Jle bu~y office. Exper rrunimum S yrs. w1tb !IOIDt: penonnel u pn Dau f>ro<oe.stnlC bel pf uJ Apply Brti.tol f'ark "ed1cal Group. 72Z &.k.er" St. C M S57.6JOO T~ Sa)on help want t'd. lnt~g Thun Feb. 14. Costa Me:.;i V1Uage..J033 Rnst.ol St 1 M m5035 2 bl.ks s of Still p.etco Fr~- T l'lf.1)hont> FONEWORK STIJ 0 r..NT'S PAJ<TTIMt-: •NO COM ML'i.")10~~ •NO M·:l.J.JNG $4.50 PER HR, Word Processing Te11U> HIGH HOURLY RATES Lep.1-General MecbuJ.'f edtJUc•I MM:il&rll WANC MF.MORY L£XJTHON ~08 LANIEtt Xi:ROXfm VYl>f'X: XEROXl150 WOKIJ STKEA:'l1 OAU>NIQi UECt.. AMn.:.x-r JACQUARl> !ST & 2ND SHIFTS I.ONG !SHORT TERM <>range Co & Beach areai. 213 J86..6lm 714 '83.S-41 OJ HOUl':RT 11.ALF'SOF ORANGE COlJNTY PERSONNELSERVJO. 2333 N. Broadwuy JANITORIAL 2nd 1h1ft opening for responsible M!li·11tartcr. Must have prior ex· perle nce. Scale to $6.~l /br . Numerou~ benefits, incl fuUy paid medical &dentaJ. k.N. relie(. 7 J & ·1 11 X1nL rate of pay /\p11ly U 0 N. Port MN>a Coo MA.JUNE TRAVEL L1FT vl!Jeaoeot Ho&pltaJ. 2570 OPERATOR -W/mlo Newport Blvd (' M 5yni cxper. Top wages & &ii-0400 Ni'tod t'OUple tn haruJlt• lta.8101(. rollert1ons. ol fu'1! adm1n minor H' '*11"11 & mull'.ltt-nam·i-On llltf' housUll( + ~lllJr)' I benefits. Res1dcn~111I or lndu11tr1al Proper! y Munaf(t:ml•nt l'Xpt'r pn-1 Reply l-0 Clas~1r11 .. 1 Ad 1154li, na1ly 1'1lot. Ho\ 161JO. Cut.la McbJ , ~ ',1 9'£/1! -- p /T Worts EarM Good ai11~ 323:' I F\i1J llme 9arn lei 6pm Plc<&Sanl. Kood lt>lt'1Jho11t• ''"I ls nee A pp! y 111 Jl''NJO tOJ Mr f'\Jt•ntt'"I 11 1 ltobt•rt l~·tn, W1lll11111 fo'ro-t &t /\_<..<;()(' t<Wl Qu.111 'oil Nt·wporc HeJrh ~ u I l' s C o I I C' r. 1· Mudents1lloui.i:""1 ~"~ l'T l'T work w 1ntl'nur tJ I! a 1.: n ~ r lo i. 1• 1· u r 1 tlr111>ery ie;id~ nu t'lllJ nt-r Wi ll train C':ill lt,11 a»t for info SALES Cl.BlkS ~"'~gr , :.m manuf salt"• offc. ~wpm. lite bkkpn.: nun 4 yN offt ~iti:w-r 1..a .. rurut &h 1~·360fl IOK raU !:.,..et., Thur.. Wk.ncbJ :-.c....r Or a.l\J.! e C..:<> Au-po rt Call 7~1 2AOO ~ •200 Santjj An.1 benefits Ca II rollect --------- 21J.823...4581 M arlna dcl NLnt.ng for m;.rrne hurdw,1rl' -.turt t:.Xpr n~ f'\111 & llt'i~pt1onui1 1-looldteeix·r f><11t ume l)O!>ll!OWI or,.·n I (or pr1·~lll(IOU'\ lu14 1°" unmed U.11 ll.ltlliou Rey Nl.ll"!leS Aides. AJ 1 , h 1 rt:o. ROSAN IMC. 548-5633. Newport Beach An EquaJ Opportunity Employer klM8. ATTa.DAHT 'Ibis Is a ~at job for the energetic person who en JOYS caring for animals. Iv. Kennel Alleodant you wW feed & wate r Im· pounded animals, main· tam kennels, interact with lbe public & keep re- cords. Salary la $4.96 to a.19 per hour. plus a generous city paid benefits pat'kage. (;on !Mt Clty ol Irvine. 17200 Jamboree Rd. lrvme or call 754·3600 before March (, 1980. l..MOltB H.B. lndu•triel Plant needs 2 laborers. Start Sil.:iO/br. Fut rabes. Call M-S2116 fOI" appt. I , Pl• o..tom ,_ideGUal ir· ~ Cftatlve dlillgn a& llUltaHat\on person t..-s F tr. 551·123'. LEGAL SECRETARY· full-llme, O.C Airport area. caJI Irene 7~-7260 Leg.al s.c /L.itHJaHoft $1200 No f'ee to Applmint ~la.IJlUlg m The Le~al 1''1cld rm Newport C.'tr nr NB St.e 245 640 2920 MACH1HE OPBA TOR Will tram $198 week tu •tart. Opeo 8am 8pm. d4~8413 ~l ACME GRIDLEY 2nd1ttitt These ouulanding po"I Uom are olfered w 1d0u ble digit hourly pay scales & inelude: •OVERTIME •PA!DVACATION •OONUSONVAC. PAY •SICK PAY •lOHOLJDAYS •2 ANN\JAL C.O.L. INCREASE.5 •3ANNUAL MERIT REVlEWS •F'Ul..LY PAID MEDICAL& DENTAi •. INCLUDES ALL DEPENDENTS •PAlDOPTICAL •NIGHT BONUS eTOOL PURCHASE PROGRAM ltOSAMIMC. ~Newport ~ecb All Equal Opponu.n!ly Employer Have~ you want to NU? Cl ed ada do lt well_ eG-S6'11. Masseuses needed. exper. reQUlred. Legrt. parlor Day & mght shifts open S0'4 Commission. Call I~ or $30-1186 Ask for Melveoa. -~~~~~~~-~ Mm-lANIC, full or part Lune, prefer older person w /some experience. tools oat oe<:. Apply at Shell. 17th & Irv ine, Newport Beach MECHANIC. w1ooan ex- per. Good working cond. Marine exper desirable. ~9617 Medical Assist . (•xp~r t'ronl & Back. lite typ- in g, n o smoking. ~ Meclcal CD • It .. s,. ... w.. Safeguard/ Medical Practlce Systems, ooe ol the Wei& c.out 'a futest growtog computer bill· in& a)'lltetm for pbyal-ct... ii looklaC for a 1tllll•d Account -•etlve to sell aenke medical aC• CCNDU lo t.be Oran1e Cty fL.A. area. Ex· perience ln medical of. flee adnuo.tstnuoo and good verbal skills re- quired. Please ~nd re- sume with salary b.ist.ory to Sa!eguanil MPS 2283 ,.·a1rview Rd. Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 Attn Pete Mebdc 714 1957 Jl2l Medical front omce p t. Calta Mesa area. 7Sl·3363 Medical back office ass1s tant wforthopedJc expt>r tn Newport Beach Mon Fri. Call bet ween 8. :.> & 1oam 644-2643. Medl i-al Rc cc p tbust I Records J m mat operung. Hrs 9 J0-6 JO Firm Apply Bris tol Park Medical Group. 722 Baker St C M. 557-6300 MEDICAL ASSSJST ANT Family practic e specialist In Fa5h1on L~and. Back offire. part· time flCXJble brs, 2 yrs uper. 644-0295 bl wn 4-SPM. MEDICAL FRONT OP' F1CE -Bkk((p. expt>r nee. N.B. 642 U>O, Ad Sitter"t36 2'·hr Med . Lab need~ sec/nicep. Mature prsn, responsible & efficit!flt. Blay phones. gd typist. Med. bkgrd. helpful Plant. wkg. conds. Non· sm:llter J aclcle t94-070 I Laa. 8ch. Mgmnt/Sales Dignified & interallng Plll't or full time work. .Maoagernenl & sales training. Better than average income. Call malSlult for Clarence STOP!! Tate time \o relu end a.hop at borne. n ·s simple wllb Dally Pilot aa.sa1nect Ada. And u you have aomething to ael I. call a friendly Claaslfied Ad· Vllor at &G~ MAMACHa WOMINS IETAIL OpPorturuiY to ear. &20.000 + aa Manerer or a line women's clothing atore. Must be experienced & capable at ateHlnir. auperv111on. HIH lralnln1 Ir motJvallon. that have tlne quallly clothln1 bllckll'OWld « e•perieoce. Full beneflta. Pleaae reply In confidence to OOMr•I Man11er. P.O. Box U7t, S..l Beach, C.Uf 90140. Good rate of pay. No 1•x per. nee. Will lru1n Certl11c•llon proJ,!ram available. Apply r ort Mesa Convale8cent HoapU.aJ. 2570 Newport Blvd C.M. 6t2-0400 Nur.nng LVN charge nurse. 7AM J ·30PM. 3PM-llPM Nurses wdcs, all !>h1fls eertiJ"led or wt II t rain. Good medical dt'ntal benefits. f1aglj hip Con valescent Cente r 466 F1aphlp Rd. NB 642 H044 PACKERS Now b.inng PACKERS Noexpeneoce nee. Wood Ugbtlng, call 546-2901 PAJMTl:R Bldg malnt .• 11teady work, Nwprt Beach. 644-Jo&:!I blwo &am aod 4IJm. Parkin& attendanla for w e ll -establlshed restaura nt 10 O .C. 8'13-434(.. PART TIME EVENINGS Adults wlt.b outataodlog. attractJve penooaJJUes wtio en)oy working Wllb lods. Over 2L St.art at $3.50 per bour. Phone 642·432 1 , Ext 2:-,0 BETWEEN I 5 PM Alie for~ F.quaJ ()pportwuly Employer. PART-TIMERS Need 4 GOOD phnnr voices• E11c1t1ng c tub promotion No exper. nee. Apply S43 7957 O~CE r1r1n, C\1·wport ~!H It \IJmnL· ~49 !1671 for Haa operung for 2 agent-. I S.ilHll) r11mmrn,.,ur .. tt'I a~ 1-; O t; M I" II wtth great potential wit 'llbil1ty &. l'1: • ---- M a o g e m e n t o 11 Jll' 'flw /ull. rut ~ .. II> ~~d ...... portuDJUea plus trcmeo 11 640-S650 j .,.....--,T___.___"'-'4m.111_w:aac~1H c:ba mcome. UnllCt:"ns1.>tl .---- we I come d Call t\I RI CF.PT p:irl llm•·, Ptltly Pllot News.p f)("r Stellato for lnterv1rw lltilkt ,,·hi it typ1r1 1: ~ 1·1n·ulat1on Dt>pt Thi~ m5671 ~hkp~ rJll ,1rt :1 :111. h1.:hJy llU<'C"l:'S~ful loc11I ( .2-406H lll'Wli pa pt' r 11.._, an OPt"fl · ~1wmmt1m o-.-urant Wt for a trainee Ul tht! ,,.,.,...., nn--ul.auon ~lcs 1wn let' Real Elitat4• ~ l'er;onnl'I, F\Jll 111 &rulle<'\.IOl'l areu. Sc.-h•ct -----J' T. wurk A~ or PM t'<I applmwl will fff'tlv•· Red &tate Sales ~tun..", /\pply in sx·rwn n lJlx>ral salary. rTJ:ul;ir Opening for hcenM·ll M·W·f'. lpm-6pm, T Th ly 1.rheduled r(l l'I•·~, 1oalupeo ple. lor-111 Y !lam· lpm al Plaza f>c• bonub opportunlt1c-. & ovmed. witb nallonul n· <..:ares. 4881 B1r1·h St many frlnf(~ ~nehl:oi, ferraJ 11yswm F.xr1•1fent Nwprt tkh !l>S--2484 "uch as paid vllical1ons, work1nir cond1t111ns p.ud group 101uran<'e F.am 100'"' comm1s~100 Restaurant We insurance & dt'nltll fw confidential app'l COUNTl:<:R H ELP C4lJ 7$-0228 Perry '1 Puz.a We nt't'd ~ respon people to work ~·SJ'.STLHS' f'1e:iub&e bn for school. \.._ ••., .--. J 1\Wly an~. -• -PERRY'S PlZ7.A l.eal&tah OffkeM••pr l..arp exp-aodio1 com· paay la aeeklng lo· dlv1duala who pocaea11 rranacement UiJIJJ in re- •I e s tate and are bcmeed.. Persons we a re looking for. Poll51bly rranaging an office now, qr bave the f'llpenenc1• & de s I r e t o b e c o m t· manoJter'I. All r1·pl1('11 held m ~lnct rnnf1c.l1•n1·•· Salary + bonu.s 11nd 111 rrnt1ve proa;:r:lm and ocher C'l)mpuny ben!'f1t.., fUoply to liOx r.iis. J>a 11\· Pilot. I' 0 l"41x 1::.1111, (Al!il:i Mt"oa, Ca 9'd~ Heal tll late UCEHSEO UHLICENSEO 21~ W. Oceanfront Newport &:ic·h ~ New & exciting restaurant coocept Newport Beach/lrv1oe area k>caUoo. Now ac ceptmg •pphcabons for prep, utility. curueni. & counter help. Xlnt t>p porturuty for studenL' & hou11cw1\c11 Fleiubll· 'l"hl'<luh•s. f l1mP & p Unw ConlaM -..11r1in Hf'!\taurant" 1111 Mr fo.J1~h. !>47 OXXJ M F. g,~ IU!5taurant ME & m·s PIZZA MGMT TRAIMEES l'OVt'r&gc!. ~caot.s mast be 1.8, ti.. ve a good drt vlng rt' rord Hours ue gCMraly llAM·iPM llooday lhru 1-'nday Saturday 011er t 1rne avail•ble as ~ I (you att quahl' ted & are ~ 1n lt:MlWlg lM newapapcr c1rculet1on bualneu, cocne t{) the Dally PlJot otnce: 330 W Hay St.. Costa M es• Ask lcr Harry Seeley °' Ken Goddard Only apply l>efore llAM or arter =:YM Mon l''h E 0 E Part-time .-Sandwtrh Wiii Imm fW'lt rom maker for o;Jndwi('b •lllll.'>IOO wilt in lht· 111 hop d k dt.mty 70 :.>. to tnp 1•r11 I tll rr It'd (u Ii I I nw J>Ob I 11nn .... Jva1J both dur~ & ru.:t1L1 for 11s:J:r<~11111• 111 •t du111~ w r11od ppr.;ona!Jllf'1'; ~I .11 t ~~I .. mo /\l'<'«'i.>lrn•• 1p i. -• 5 Yll w S.S7-0S-1:? tlU<·rr, For 1nt1•n 11 11o PARTTIMI-: call fi11l :it 1Crdh1ll fl• .11 'The Datly Pilot ha' u ty. Lido11H1ci', bl:1 1.lJo -.mall rout1· 1n the REC!PTIOMIST(TYPIST Oakwood a1111rtm1•nts. _ ____._. r r 1..,.,...,.., o cornpan> 1n Newport Beach. Ap.,rox N l' w po r l U l a l h 45 mmutea per day Mioimum 2 )c.ir~ 1·\ F..anuru:.~ approx. $.1!.() lo Jll'nt.'fl('('. t> Pill~ 1,0 ,..pm S200permooth. _ J.ooklni: for mntlVJIC'c.l PIX Answering Service Operator. Exper. prt-f but will lraln. Ple&lt' ca II furappt. 64.>7565. PBX OPERATOR An8wennli( Serv 1-;xpr pm. 0.22.44_ - •PIX• T A.B. ans w e rin g servJce TAB. ans. serv has a few positions npi!n In Tua .• SA. CM. & llunt B areas. Virled shifts. PT or Ftr. Many outstand Ing bendlta. Work near your home & um wbllc you learn. S43-4Z'r> P&SOMHEL COUHSB.OR Ouramall, fr1eodJy agen cy need8 a trained counselor rr you are seeti.oC a cban1e. call RJta, 54CHI055. Coa8tal ~I Agency. 27llO Harbor. C.M. Never 1t fee. J)(!n.on for challc•n1.1n1< pos1l1on. tdll 1Jd11 ~ ------·--- RL'<·ept..1orus t · C'.ri>n r rn I Of rtre NN'd 1mmrd \1u·.t be' bright & rnrrs:1•t11 1.1ght typing 1-:nioy 1.W>riurlA in a qwck puc·c·<l profess11>nol at mospberc. Ulll lwvnly 641~ RECEPTIONIST TYPIST for lechniral lo'4 firm New office Koll < c•nt1•r JS hr wk SaJ 1·omm W/abll1ty & eq.1ct ~HOU RttD1'TIONIST fUll·Ume, light t.ypmg & enuds. C handler M ed 1 C"a I Servicea, la>!J llemlock Way, S.A S4&-1966 ----STOP!! pbC'at.Jon'I tla1l) c1lt ,J•M Mk for Jean or Man Ill E & EJJ'S f'IZ/.A 410 E 17thM. C~ RETAii. APROPOS /\1'11t1t to M anit~t·r Ca~h1er·Sele" ~h.irp l11<1h1nn 1'lrl1 ror our Fa.~h1on li;lrmd Shop 1\p pl)' in Pf'™'" __ _ flrt.1111 SalNl E X c J. t' s I \. 1:. QULUHJ-:.-.;s STORE in South Coast Pla1 a ba11 opening for cxperll•nred. SAUSWOMAN F\ill t>r part llm1• 5:>7 ~I ----- SALESCARHI MEH&WOMEN If you rirc• truly intrr•'llll oo u1 11 career & nol JU.,t 9~r ioh th1'1 rouhl bt• Vllllr orportun1t y to JOln ouc '' thC' most 11u1· ~~rul 1111tomoh1lc ('(Jr pornt1on.'1 m lhe l nllt'<i Stat.e!i F.xpi-r1cncf' nu t ne<'ess:tr), but herr s what IS Hl.l(hSchool F.<l~al10n ~Ill VO All1lud6 WclJ Groomed ~11\Tl f{fo: "ale.lad) full ume Mll')('r l'IQfl 1muk1•r for Npi. lkh 1ntJmat1• -'I' 1lat\.'i ~hop l.aJI \ et J for intrn 1ew Ml 1197 SALESLADY f'ull lime THE SHOW-Off 22 f'ashlon Island NU SWal~rson AlWERTISlNG SPl\Cf': SAL~ Sa1&ry + <.:om ln1.'\.1t0n 631~ SAi.ES PERSONS l-"ertlona.lJ t y p I 1111 adu IL" lo work with and rmovet.e kld.'I Ov~r 21 In La ft\1111. Ca p\slr an<>. San ( 'lc•mt'fll.e nre1111 PART TIME EVa.IMGS PHONE: &t2 <4321 or~ Ell 2.:50 HrtWttn I SP M Ask For Andrea -- SAL~ TRAINEE Sm Pte.ldeot or sm.l II oi I "" ptorauon rom pan y ll<'f-d_' bright enerl?f'l ll ~aryw ~typ1ni: Wlls & J!~ral off1rt-.,,. Pt'f'l l 'flN: ~I a rv BJ() • Will ltO hutt~r for l h" riicht person PJ1d Medical & l>e11L~I f'tU} ~. 540-5333. ~ for bwly lfunt ID#OO Beach h1w firm General lilll(.allOn 2y n. t•xpcr dealn:d. 847 -«Ml. SK.af'TilY Type 55 wpm. phont- S t art $7 00 1 $8 50 11•1 +bonua ). Irvine. cam M 1-$704 SICalTAIY ·E.1per1eoced for Newport Beach Public ftel•'ow altltt. TyJIUll e5· "Wpm . D 0 SU . Orpmbed. depmdable • D'JUlt be qwdl leam.r. Salary commensuraCf' with e11~neoce Call Bonnie Mon lhru f'ri II :DS OOpm.~~ • SECRET ARIES • 1-:xtt Stty C! ) Xlnt, l\rulh art'D $18K /\("('\~ °'-'1< ~.001 t:Xl'C Sery Rt: 14 l $14.400 to Sl~ .fJ)O • •Sa)f':I Our OffH"'" • Appt OnJy .. 'rr-e Lu ~tndef'!I ARt"f'l!'Y 402ll Bm·h. folit.ab '64 ~ lieach 833-8190 SttrtUry AOMIHISTR.A TIYI ASSIST AMT t• peld. Top food rom pmiy oeeda tile cbar"e penoll. Jtn4.,9t IJON lruJy I Secret.anal skills Cheot coat.act. Good benerru To S12Xl month Call A I F'ontatne. 540--SOO I. Also ftt J(>ba. Soelling 4r Snell I~ of Newport Roch "'*1DcY, t340 Campus - "r' oulh C-Oun.wlori. l'arl Timi' even1n ~' CJutRotna &dulL-1 workml' with youth. Over 21 I )w11 lrllnSport.a lloo. SJ "') tir st.art 6--9P M CAU..ANDRl'~A M2-C32l. ~Xl 250. l SJ'\I E.O l-.:. ~ No ez~nence ~cetaary Wtloufat · tww ol opOcal t'OCDPC>-neou Good ~o~ftta. ...... t ••• ....................... 'd• II 8005 ....................... 7 30-2. 30 Loceted In ,_ ________ _ Co1ta Mua Apply ~ 12 .. J 646-0:»6 WESTMINSTER ABREY i\1'(f) QUE MAU. TRAINEES -Gn:nnn~ OIJ.ly l<Mi. n-110.9 toot,._.., ftnD Ma open-<I.OSEDTUBSDAY iap tar -ail Allrn 1n JJ751 •-rntn-er Ave C.cMta WHa. L••uoa <Ardm Growe 5.54-4il03 8Mdl 6 fl Toro Nut in~~~~~~~~~ appearance w taoodl bmdwntJnc 2 yn col leer or equivaletit e~per Mc-cb&ruc.aJ apt.It~ Ap- ply ~ Npt Bh d C M er 2iln> t.... m bcrt 1203 EI Cc6dui: PW.I HUMM&. f\111 ~. '71 ..., S1'500 0 80 548-H.940 TClro ----------- Typist.Word ~Mr F~t. 11ccurale Typl1t wmed ror entry levt'I pm&Uoo P~t wor"- U\ll rond Apply ln pe~ t.o Mr. 1-\Jentes al Hobert Ltrm. Wt.lham l''t06l & Aaaoc. l.Ul Quail S t .. Nt>wpott Beach. ----- Typists 10 Key Operators CRT Operators Pulse Brd •\(JUque f'iun, Chapm<>n At. GI as" 1• II . rt 14 n l"' n I~ lS&11 11 Sp111 °"" 10-50'voff •\t11111w c ..... LOVfYOU All GM.A 8010 ....................... WMTED RaoRt.' v.1th oven. Apt CK ~t.aJ:ld.irtl ~I M4'>t be clelill. in 1111(111 won.mg cood & "'iUOn,1 Lile 900-5844 11ft 6 pm I~ Refn~. ne"" u-.1-.I 4 mo . Harvest golrl S400 b&t ol r 841-6362 (Ale used upngbt freern (PXi oond. One xlnt 1 w1 ~sewing rna rb. Mt •. 841>9UJ Zenith TV . 25 .. C'olor w remol e control & JOOm SllOO Roper Elt•1· r anJ(t' & rooktop $11.'>() l\m•na refrl~. elt•1· Wh!sl lUOO Woo on itlnw 11how. still 1n canon ~Debbie 14cu n. reCng. Ward~ ly r s o ld Whi tt: SD> 0 80 S58-1798 Kenmore gas dryer • .xlnl oond.WO S48-16UI REFRIO ERA TOR Oean. worb Good S7~. stMSll or 548~ SELL Idle ~ms with • DaJl)' Pilot Cla.ssllled Ad Take lime to relax and ahop at home It ·11 :11 mp((' with Dall y Pilot Oa.ulfled AWi. And 1f you have 110melhm11 to tell, all ti friendly Ou1lrled Ad· Visor at 6425618 Cuod Dnv1nJ: Rfford Ability to treat people Wu! people. with 11 sin <:ere int.e-rest In t'u."Wmrr sat..llfactlon, & ubove 811. inleerity. wcll est.a bhsheod ma nul al eleeln cal dislr1butt00 f!QUIP 111 look111g for ag gtC'llJve tnd1vtduals wbo want a career In t1eld &ale8 The appbration of the typt" of equip we manuf LS not learned IM!fUiU Therefore lhll opportunrty reqwret a.o 1ndlvdual w 1 tn · telliacnce. learning •blJt· ty, patience, auresalvt" lleS." & above all the ~ litre to make ulea 1 career. for It take1 • rft,n. ol 2yn. to be<lotrMt an effective sales In· d.Mdual in Ute electrical lnd\stry SERY!RECEPTIONIST Nat 1 PubUabtt In N /W Hl.mL Bdl h.ea Im mt"d openlnf for front ofr peraoo w Jgood phone voice, accurnt(' ty ping end S /H 11k llls. This ll"OWlh po1iUon oCfen al· tractive aa lary & beneftt.a pkg, AppUcenb w/mio. tyr. exp call aa!:i8. .,... ~e£!lt Im· Admiral 19 1lde1sich'. bm • &OOd cond. ~ ~all.S ---------- W.._ & Dryer & DI.' bnaber' 1100 ea. NEWSPAPER DBJVRY L.~ TIMES · 3:30·6AM. 7 days week $440/ Mo + Don uses to $500 No collections, Costa Mesa Area OPINROUTIS: # 2 340 papers, 18 mi. 280 homes, 30 apts # 7 270papcrs. 11ml.230homes, 40apt.o; tlO 370papers. 8mi, 360homes, tOap~ #12 175papera, 5mt, Shomcs, 170opts CAU. llU • '7f.9JI I U you thlnk you·~ our type ot pe ,..o n. don't wall. .. Coo\act 1.18 today ln Pff'l'On. ~ 11 I .. °'9'fl ~ ~Harbor Blvd. COSTAM£SA 979.2500 Two yn collece requirf!d w/ITVllth or f'nl\~rinl major • or S yrs. In tql.ivaknt environment. Reaume requl ru In· formauca oot provided on pboot. lntervlewt t'rl. & Set. by appt Call 714 UO 2011 Unicorn Dec.trical Produrta SEWING MAC HINF. openton. M1cGre11ors. 1631 Placentla. C.M. 8'2413> SHOE SALESPERSON, uperlenced. Ladlu &hoes. fwl • part Um•. AR>'Y In penon, Paul Al Ian Sbon, 9 Fuhlon Llland., N('WJJOrt Be •cb. mdata~u . 557-0045 Cf\· Lin:. ~MPOIWl't' PlKOHNlt Utl/ICU 11ll trclt 5tnet ............. Wbt!o you nffd expert ller'Vi~ or repairs. tum lo ~ Scrvit"t Oltt'Ctory in Cla11lfled to soln >'O'.lt,.. ·-~· ....... ---------- Dehm Ou Range, •Pot leu, won. perfect. !18" Yrit.b grill lD mlddle uf a.ner.. $150. M2·98'72 AmalY wbL relrtf. w/lce maker. Side by aide. Xlnt. cood. S4S0.080. m.:mo . Hne~nc )'OU want \o aelJ ! Cla.aa1l\ed ada do It well -Call NOW ~ . ,. .. , ti -r --.. , .. .. -, • .. -.. ,,. ,. ---. -. -. . . .. . .. .. ' , , , .. " .. r :. .- •. :· ·. :· .. !- .. .. .. ... ' ' ' ... ,. t l l ! -... ~ ..................... ---.... ~------· .. -.... --..... -""" ....... ~--------------..-.---·----------..... ~---- ,. ,.., ...... S. 1011 Mttd•1a::1 1010 ....................... '1 Sol• • ~ •t. I old l•rtbtonH Coat S'IH. Hll U)O Wooden f!Offff • •nd 0..-t040 tbMa, lampm DMI03 ....................... KD»IOND .,.._ AXC I ft a.ilfet bar double Oiuap .ii.. M F' P.c la at•tllt a •l••I a1nlu t. bow p w t P t Y Ind 2 btar atla 11 2) 2UW7·~aftl pm en --- 1'n>'' .\KC y~ M ; OAAAOE SA!.£ ~ of cli.arqpt0a tw.. ' beb) lltrra .. E ~ IC7 llrNt, SW'lc.la y rm I )' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ullor TV Coruiol ~,.~SJ) .. ~ 21 Yr• l'l11 yh11> MaaaalMS, 0.•l otl•r ~1r after~ 6.)11 1m.1 ~. rl\al" Pf""'' t lnoww. lampi, •Ir "-llUJI lioMT labl" ttar1111 tn prt._ cau m ~ tua4 .•..••....•..•...•...•. WHITHD BUYING SELLING ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca ~r~.S./ ... tllO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ttltartwdU.. 9140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Voapa Ciao. whit" Rebuilt PIO 751 &llGI Moped, mowtnM lrum L.,cuna, llkt-n~ ~ flfl 22K3 '41 P'ord Woocbt. rnt.or'f'd SI.I.Gm ..• Por"d Woodt.., reetotad mint cond D>.Gm 1'7Mlfl '41 Ford ec..1neu man'• coupe·ortatnal l&OOO Call 714 )~8·UU or ~UIOO ------- -Pord Phaeton. need.a n»torin& ~1080. 5e·l.318 ---4W....Orl..-. 9550 • •••••••••••••••••••••• !'.AMOY t.:D, !\; H'\ m•IC!. nf'ech lov1n1 home m '770l •\>es 11nd ~ O at•lt' Salt M 111 ~. df'Y"r tna. ~•I • Sun l~~ 113' Pop11> t.~m 7 bladD 20' Pr1>MUh•r 21 'l"ithp 1n•p11t•t mower . 2 h1.1 H'-S JIOW4'rtrtmnwr re.II(• , TM(' pwr *Ndt-r JN:. "11 ~~ ur Ml wot... Thh •• y,,.,,. DAILY PILOT IOAT MART ·1 :i 11 11 r It y IJ 1.v 1d "11 n '78 Dodge Pow.r Wagon ~p<irtsler 1000 s.i:.110 manyartru ~ l'ooctle puppttil ..ta.. ~ A viuJ ldora~ ... 91116 ........ ,_ 1045 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !-,mall m•I • l•rrtf'r 'l*"it'J rnlA. (I y~ "llt"t'dlt home k>UMe. ~ '* .. VII kl.ACK VLN\'l l..(ll INC; ~R. UM ffL t ~ 3134 Ga,._,. S..~ ~l 2 It• 11 f-'&l.lbroc* !Mm :t11m Ml 40IL'I W "'1 'l"'hur. ~ t" r I II H.lboa (-0Vf' ' H t\am & mu.r fii'I 37:!11 8070 ·····••••·············· •~ l&J\d&C'al)Ul~ s m I You 492-9496 nwk.-1 hll ul I '\ILVf..k. GOLD -..o1nted. M'rap or ht·tt, r l)wuelS48~ l f~1ut1ful pt';ar \h,1pl.'l1 2fem bou.wcau,i;pi.yed., I lO Olamond rini: aU sbota. 8hrt hatred, at l(tllded BVSl V\'Sl. a11 fectlODI'* 540-8483 vri11!ted $16,400. St•ll S15 000 By Ap1>1 I mos old fem :.hep 714 64Q..9401 Ewes hwsky mix . 1111 shol~ -----S.12tl0 Diamond wedd1ni: , ... l , w gold a,, C't sac. at $600 or best 497-391.8 Free l cat 2 yr... spuye<t & declawed. 2 kltteni. 7 mo .. au 11hoL., 552-0319 ~ 8080 8050 ...••....•.......•..... **I BUY** Good used Furniture & Appbances-OR I wilbt'll or SELL for You MA.STBS AUCTION 646-86.16 Ir 833-9625 ~hd Oak De:.k, inset panels, 60 x 33, beautiful & old S300. 646·9057. 673-li.M. ( 'u!ttom ratlrul brkfst set. down cushion hnen sora 644-0322 Ktnii s 1u• walt•rbed Wooden frame & ht>alcr 559-9171 or 540-0617 hefon.>Spm ~'Ila lltde /\ Heel like At·w. rnallrc:.~ n1·111·r ui.eu sns 641 Rl!OS. SHG !Y.'48 Modc.•I fum1tur(• for sale t '.all for d1•U11l!> Mon thru ~h only fmm !t to :lpm IN~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUGGAGE TAGS from your bwiiness card Send one cord for earh taR plus one spare We return permanently sealed allractawe tag & strap, meeting i.arlme 1.0 requirements. Pre vmt loss & theft' For a person.al.ired Lall enclose wallpaper. rabrac O" "Day Clo" paper &. we will beck & lnm your tags. Or try two car!h baclt to back PRICES. S2eaor3/~ 4 15 tags Sl.60 ea. 6 9ta~ S1 SO ea. IOor moreSl 40e& Sales Tax Include<! NO CARD'.' Draw your own or ~l·nd name. address. phone & we'll make one card J>t'r ta~ Add 25< ei.rh S.'Od check or money or derto PILOT PRIMTIHG P.O Box 1560 Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 II 1· a u t I f U I h t • a v y WA N T F. U S I L V E H na0Rh<1hydl' :I pt· .,,.,. DULI..ARS Pvt party ltonul. flow1•(('<I l1t1• 67>8U!Oor cves673-2924 l1rwn • .ill w rn:.l«r., $150 :>4K 4!166 7141861-047H Mowtn1 ~It" I< 1•11 lH 11 ~J. l.Juncan Phyfe! 1hn•111< 11t•l "'••ht't Jry11 ~fn1e 1·ow b lun11 uf 11mal~11tuft mlnll 11t.11l1· 1ot1 ·r:iti Olym1rn 1\\\ I "-' ~lund lluhtlov 11111 uff l'1HlhiMllll nt·111 Ill'• '"''\' Wun flft l'V "hvw I hilt• 111 111111\ I{' t'llll~ra t\ 111 UJl'I lur Sd I $J.1U I., 1'' 1511 11.!ltl <i«>r1<~ J ... 11~ .. n ,h·r lt111 'UWr'\OBrl.' 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JO vn inl'I IO h: wr~ tn~ v11.•1·1·' r.t-\t•r h•"l'n u~t'd l'r1111 IHlly $17 000 64<! 1.IOO Ad Sltlrr If 22. 24 hour'\ ~':'I 9150 ••••···•···•·•••··•···· To p&oc• yow od can 642-56 78 7U Su:iukJ S I' .no L1kt' ----------41 Nu $1,450or tr13ke offer ·····••··•··•·········· fu.il -.uric r1·p1.ir" r~· lu1 l11'lh11tll µ.itnltni.: 1111111111·n,1111·(' llt~ht• ... 1 11u..a.l.ily -..or' re· 1.on,1l1fr r•li~ I ·tl(••·k ttl) r1•f , t~:.Jll Jo.\I' 9ooh, Powe-r 9040 ........•.••••••••..... 1978 SC.ARAI J '*In ,10 ., 110 hour' lwdt.'C.I 1'11 "' v ,~,. c It f1·r' c'ull ..,.11, 1:."00 1 \fon fora d;iy,J , 7JI l!~lb 1~·\t•lllnKs & -..c"l.'kend., I A'lk for .J 1·rr)' ~um °'5ti 11.irlf•y Oa v 1d~on I 1H!I ~llJl!tl!Lllt' lo mt, Slal5 '.VI 17'.ll aft 9f'M hawa:.;ika Il l 501) Ex 1.-ellt'fll t'(>n<illlon Si!'.O or 11 u I.1m1teJ l'd1lton Suµt•r hoy' 84tl ~7 7'J Honda XL2SOS ~llll un •In "'arrant\ 3.000 m1 $1 100 711 \1otolwr;1n1· ntOpl'd Sol 50 bt·'t ~ 7421) 78Sl.:Zt..'KI 185. low male,, like new S795. !'>48 3821 2 MINK S T I> l .... .., Autumn llait-Moo & .:J N.-1H"rafl"' trlr & 1•ud ml 64.2·''"'i7 11.)' n•htn ~5 Suzu.lo ltV!lO l 'nder JO mt It's UH' Ba ll•>11n ures llkt• new 64:-. I &lg """ 631 33:.'7 Carpets, KHta.'lh111. l::lx 15 yelJow $1:10 t; r 1•1•11 cit· i<lgJI 9x l2 $.'JO 642 :!5111 Silt'fll VaJley <>wm•r 111<·m berbh1p l'<tnl1>tn1'. fte;ort, S4:W !>.'ll 311:10 8081 .•••..•••..•........... WANTED Standard 'II(• range with ovt-n I.'> 1 ... ,.,.. s tandmg Must l.11· n• asonable and tn gd nmd Vall 900-5844 aft 6po1 Wanted Unne specimt•n., for r <' s f• u r 1· h f r o m women 7 9 munlh, 11n••• nunt He1mbuT\t•m1·n1 Contact .lllV Sl1•rn !\; u r I e a r M 1• d t , ,, I SysLcm:., 153'.J M1mr11\ 1.1 S l • N "' pt llr h c ' .1 n14 l64r> 211 l TOPCA.'>11 f'All> F'11r UM.-d fumllurr ((; ·'I' pllan1 t~. worku1g 11r 1111l !tS7-8L33 I I I d S h e 1· t M 1J ., 1 , po. .. lC:ljnb, phOl<J)(I :tph•, PilPt.'r i:d..,, 1>e:rfu1111• hut tJtos 151 8875 .in '111111 Office Fumitutt & •pmtnt 8085 -n1 Sf':/\HAY, 20· <.'ud!ly 1·uh111. w trlr Cam1>v1 ''''" vu 1-· :mo Ml''". Mh1"<. 1111m;w, $12.900 !ll.l 71G-I •Sltrnr1ef' :11 J1·"'~'Y ll!. fr~bgl. J.:<'nnator. t w111 ti I I' .. I' I .. I ,. I' p.. t. rt> IJrlllKI'. low hour .. NWJl( l kh 'ltp a\aal I'\\ pC) ~l.~GO 675 7~711 ll..,l!lfl WhJlt•r ·11 a tlt·r 10 HI' .lohn:.on SWOO ph" othn hou..'t>h<ild th1111:s ICL' '1.14!1 t'\ t'lllllJ.:'> I}! Kaw. K21000 Z 1H . 1 rmnt.ha old :1.500 mt I .•k•• n1•w $2700 Firm I ·.111 after Spm Mii ~>5!11; Motor Hom.s. soi. J Rent /Storage 41 I 6 0 ······••··········••··· ltt~-1 22 ft lu\ury motor hom1-. 'lt""P"' f. '' If 111!ll ~ w t It 1111 t>l(~~ Tl"Clilen. Trove! 9170 ···•·•·········•••····· Alio Troiltt :W $320V WI 1;.:19; ~I Allhrot t-1y1111t lm1ti:1·. One l'K'"' "~'> 1.1ft '" ·" •bl 1·n1: c J lt11t 1 rul'\1·r h.!r .rnd l rlr hth h 1\h ., ~ (Jf)l) 1141; !11.53 ;.,, I 1r.1k1· I 'u 11111 1·nu f'r S! IU I ll11th .11 "'II" I \1 f"1·1 .~IC.I I~ :i.1~*' hl'f"rt' '•l'\1 9050 .•••...•.......•....••• •IMMACULATE• 28'.30' BOATS 1; I'' '"" l'la11' p11·1>11 ~)0111 )>IX'I mu 111..r l1r. 11...:;ilL' .It·~,) ,'~ll(J"n Boats, Soil 9060 •..........•••.•••..... l't l.11d•·r• I•• "ill \,1111 AN/to SeorYiu, Parts &AcuuoriH 9400 ••.........•.•........• HEW l'A.RTS&st:nv1n. HOURS 1 >pt>n 7J m 11l 6p m \1ooday thru Frtda \ ClU'-1.'<'I Sal & Sun SADDLUAO< FORD :!J.W S Main. ~ant :i J\11,1 ,\t Ult.· Comer of Warr11•r 546-7070 • J974 • JE1'.:P HENEGADE Low mtle,, t1rei. & wheela XTR l\S ~JIEI '66 Jeep v~. ovrdr. hullfl tu 2 tank.'>. xlnl l.lr,... w n lll.'5, ht-a den Che~> !titer. bckst>al. C'illlt paint hltrh WAOEU' SJ 200 OUU ,,fl 1P .,, &JI~ 76 Scott Terra w ~ht II lo mt. m.iny \lr.ss SJ 750 080 67~ Jl27 fnl-4041 i3 Dodge Pwr Wxn new BF Goodnch all lerra111 TA new brake' & clrom.s, new rt>ar ;ult' bearings, rrblt t>n.: Sunroof. slJdanl? windw'i dual KUS lank~. ROOd c·ond $3 ,000 OUO 96JS-0519 TrucJu 9560 ...........•••••....... 1979 FORD FI 00 PfCI< UP \.~ 11ul-Omattc tr.i1J' IJ'll-T 'wenng & 11 ... ~ t.h.rn I!>. Ol.() ITU le. ILN ~ 177 I $4888 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 20<>0 HAUOI llVD. COSTA MESA 642·00l0 1979 CHEVROLET C.10,.CKU, VK 11ulomal1t' Iran' p-.. r '1 t• en n i: m .11• "ht.o(>b & ~p!'< t;ol IJ.Ulll tn·atmenl \ t'r) ,,.r, 'hurp' 11T:?l65'i , w.1 ~ tul'.t. HOW S6295 BAUIHl MOTORS CALL 979·2,SOO 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE PAV TOP DOLi.AH fort.op uaed cars forl'll(n. domestics or du111~ If YoW' car ta extra d•·Jn, !Jee' us t1 RST' "r€) "11 .. o~c_.., 292.:S Harbor Bh d <'OSTA M~A 979·2500 WEIUY CUANCARS AND TRUCKS COHMRL CHEYIOLET .'X:~ II,, fl•" Ill• .t « ·1 '°' l'A \1 t~'> \ §4#).1200 Can't Sf•ll YoorC'ar ~ CREVIER BMW I'/\ YS TOP DOI.LA I! h>rl'lean L ... t'd lmp<11t . C..11 M1.ke or Uon 83S.3 I 7 I WANTED! l..1ll' motJ1·I Toyo1." \.ohO' Pu ku~ & \. ''"' c ... u ""'t.oda) Earle Ike TOYOTA.·Y~YO i •••~M·• c ......... ~. "' 646 ')01 w \•o-•o I PORSCHE'S WANTED i\u.>-.. u.... lht-upportuntt' lo !Yio."dt-r ttw-pun ha,•· ·~ lr.tde in of yvur • h .. ·an l'1lf'tl·tit-l'be-<·k w1U1 l'~ fot6)' '# lt •• ..,.,..,. Hh-1 • "" ............... 1lJ) fOITNI CMSCaJMfHA TIMG IMWIUYB! •PRE-OWNED• •BMW's • 77D>i aul.o IBIMTJA > '78~ auto C41Z761 > '78Dll 4 :cp. 1728WRF' l 773a>IOp (8L4TKI l '76~ autn ~17P:l.M t '766.X>lauto C927HXH 1 77 O>ai1 12 I 1472'1' Aft I 7!l J20t w arr I 1.85762 1 1980'5 HERE NOW! LilGI SELECTION OFMEW 1979 120l's•5281'i 6UCSi'a•730i'' IH STOCI<! SADDLHAOC VAU.EYJMPORTS ~Marxuenle Pkwy MISSION Vl&IO 811·2040 495-4949 Q.OSB> SUNDAYS iG 3!02. sU>reo ('al'>!! . A C. new Mich . tmmac all !M!r111re rt>rordA a \'a ii S7!!00 offer 549 27Z7 7S 3l02 while w hlut• 1n ter 4 sp. AM rM. 01r pp 7 14~1;422 71 llMW fi:J) !'<,1 JIJ !'JOO rn1 1''111rd Hl •1t• lan In.JO) Al r.1~ \IH.U(J(/ • •ill •'>411'~14-111\\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1911"-t134 Spyder. 1dnt cand. 22-218 mpt, AJI I Yll aiu llf.an.y xtru. MWll tell._, 7ll·29SZ '78 l.3t Conw Spider •Int mech ~ond. AM t FM CUB, ma1a $4,000 fM8.8Seves ••••••••••••••••••••••• VISIT YOUR ORAHGI COAST HONDA HEADQUARTERS TODAY!!! &NVasm SAL~•SERVICE OU>SMOeU HOMO A <iMCTIUCIS 28SO Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 540-'640 A«ord ·n. s s p sttf'k. A~ t"M stneo c-a-., ,, ( • S4 995 p p 640-700K An-ord '77, • .uto. A C. M1t·h1d1n\, AM '1-'M . KOld , 62,500 orag. m1 • S«lO 644-0427 ------- '711 Ac('Ord: s spd. air. am rm radio, roof ra<'k. St.eel belted tares Mtnl! trf'atmenl Xlnt cond 55750 Call 675-3386 eve,. 642-~day'i '74 llonda C'1v 1c-. xlnt rond. lo mtle~. $1 900 7!'tl-0093 a ft 5 I' ... 1 9730 J«Jlor 971 s ••••••••••••••••••••••· ·••··········•········· n c Jpr• '" t ••fl • r ,,,..d, v.11rk 1·.111 dy'I 'fil '4949 1 ·".., M :! '\.II' I 9720 ....•...••........•.••• 1978D.ATSUM 210 GX Hatchbock f;1«1Qmll'al I ">I 'tan 114rd Iran' tnpo·' & l<'Np rad1n \ f'n n11 ,. l'dr rJ!>YrT" t W l' $4'f1;, HOW S399S 84UYMOTORS CAU. 979-2500 67 Jiil(Ullr XKt: ... :!. Wirt· Wt\L., . auto lraru. • ov1•r haul1·1I ~IOO -.ubm11 fM 7681 • • • 741, 2flOZ \11n1 bocly Only.WK m1 Auto. air . '>lereo. mt>tdl t·amel S5&15 M 1-0494 9732 ···••••··•····••···•··· 74 Jen.wn llealy Clllh!>ll'. rjr)L cood. lo m1. askanl! 16'llJ) 642 ~ Karmann Ghio 9734 .....•..........••••... 1\1.'{) Im mac Ghia ·s'. '7il p1•rfl'tl tn & o ut . ~11·hehm , sport whb reblt eng $.T150 ·oo rebll. AC. xlnt, S3450 1-494-61,.5:, Lot. 9737 M""'"'"'~"'P"! .... rirr...,,,..•I • • • • • •• • • ••• •• • • .... • • • OFFICE C OPY 5411-3222 .......•.•............. ......,.. U.fonns hull lip 1n 'I.II b t• a u l I r u I ) 111 u u ~0010 I numph anti \' W !'an.' 9611-7664 1m Cllt:v LL'.V I' l ' I "P''f'<l trWl' . C'J.'>Wlll' ,\ 'tt-r•" .. 1w11 11w1· "'h''"' plu' '>lut k rim,, n•·'" µ.wit & lo" 1111 le.., I' n I.JI ~ $.,!,i.JO or l>e•'\l uff .. r (',ti) hl:i j70U ltlJ\ t .II h f. 3117 I••\ 1 ' 11 r Autos, llftporled 77 DATSUN KIMGC.AI l.ohlsS-C~ 'T'wuW'a m with W ebe,..... t·rMh resLOral.Jon w11 ll •·•t'T'Ythtng new A.o;klnl! Si500 Hm ~74Sl, wrk 6"2~ Ask forG;;ry AoOque Tiger Oak 3 pc bdrm set. bed. dresser. wsh st.and $800 S.S7 9393 Movans.: !>J lf.' Velvt'l rouc-h. dow11 f1 I lt•d 2 uniforms $15 each. I l*Uuil S20 Sue 9-JO, all In exreUenl condition & ~only a few tames by student nurse 540 5721 al\6 MACHINE P erfect coodlt1on. ~ ovet" $100 an paper & d1• weloper for marh1nf' $400 r ll'TTI &1~228<1 111·1 un 1·off1•t• lJhlt'. ----------LI( Jo:\l'l'UltVt' Ut· I( SH:. lam~. 1n<'turt.., <,l1•rl'f1 'J>C Uk f• r '> k 1111: <, 111• wuterhed. " llli.llc·hini: ilre!>i.eri. '"'"' of h·r., '10:.l """ lhl'> "'"'l'k 1!'1 4 ljj!j :i hlk ~myl. I lo111•wa1. I 1<00rh SIOOpr llxll rust l'Olor wool 1:arl)l•l SIUO SWUlg '>et <mg ~ ~·II S50 Good rond ~!J 477;1 Hol I a way Be 11. S!l!I , rt-elmer, $60. wh1l« bdrm <,el. J p('. $195. brund rww 008 !IK.53 LOVE SEATS. 2 Early Am. Colonrnl S.:rt'<'n pall XJnt cond 751 143.5 King-size bdrm s<'l Beaut avoc Med. Lrgst. King mattress & box ~prl(ll. Like new Dbl dresser. 2 naghl llUtnd.'I, really good furn WTS /080 957-0496 6' loveseal. qwlu'<I down pillows Brand new. floral design S500 759-0053. 759-1544 eve~ Walnut dmang 11et Care hra'IS hinge tear tble 4 f'hrs, sofa back tble. a' new S380all. 714 536 7649 fre nc-h Provcnrial bedroom set, II pcs. evl.'r yth1ng but bed Ca II ~1061. I Drexel Ve lero din rm 11ct W/buffet Sl.100. Couch II' oak rrm. blk crushed vmyl SZOO 2 drawer steel legal hie hke new $125 752-8192 ewes & wknd' Must sell Kcnmnn· rcfrig. Hoover \'&r da.nett.e set & mat~w .. All 9 mos old Cull m.9887 aft 3 pm Sell wilh EASF.' It '11 a BREEZI-; Clas.!i.f aed Ads 642 56711 Senro natl l!Un :, 'J uw-; 616 nail' $22."i 1>~11 u:..'tlll ~ Have 1'.UJ Hcl' 1 Ir.in fill .,11nd for 'all.' "~ OHO!l 7AM 3 :l/PM Used Bldg Wood l>hecli. of plywood, 2x4s, ~x6 ... 4xtlis, & ra1lro11d tics. Aft Jpm. 646-2626. Pal O r 646--56.57 Grant. aft 3 Garr a rd turn l ah I 1· am fm stereo with lurgt• speakers SIOO. 7 ·i;" Rus."ICll Pm Tiu I. good oond SlOO 631-0257 Pool table, xlnl cond 41"2ldlfl upprox. S350 or 118keoffer 631-079} Stereo Pan.850fllC AM fo'M caM, 2 speakers SlOO King az bed, frame & bo" spnng S125 640·1498 aft .t Gas uwn mower. J~pecd bllces, desk. VlOlin, nute Call~ 77~~enings._ Kg sa:ie Waterbed. ex tras. pd. Sl.500 w /take $400 Carved headboard &frame. 675-9317 Sac-rifice 2 original 4 piece Lrllrnnn suits. I while w /wh1lt' fox. I navy w /n avy fox 963-21195. WANTED. On gmal 10" & 12" Jazz LP 'i. or 1950's1960's Also good vocallsL, & vocal groups. No rock. 546-00Jll. Ask for Vito lOAM SPM, Mon t-rt 'Ifill :nlll :! tk"\I.,.'\ 1'"'1 14 "al111Jl flru.'>h I hcJH' l d" I I 11•• 1·.,buwt pht<, 1111 .. 1 111 111 All hk1· rn·-.. I ,111 11111 ~146:! NEAH NEW 1<1111 Desk.'>$200 7~>4 I iYJ ' I "II 8087 ••••••.•.............•. Yow1i: par.1k1·1·1., fnr,111<• 1;45 11:-~ Mynuh Bird for «:.ole ~all w /!'age You11.: .1u .. 1 st.arung lo talk IM> :l.11~, ~ 0eu Pianos & O"JD"t 8090 .......•••...•......... YAMAEA Walnut Con"''"' Piano SIOOO (all "32&Wew~ 'Starr" upnghl 1.1111n11 S180 Call 492 ~l..&3 EleaulifuJ p1ecr ul 11ld runuture KENWOOD KH50111 11• L-.:1ver 50 watLo.; pc•r 1 h.Jt) nel. regularly S40CJ 1111w S299 AlJanlH· Mu11w 145 1-.:.171.hSt. C M Sidlncj 8093 .........•....•....•... Slus & b1n1.hnp' Xlnt l'Oml ~IJ<I 54& 57114 8096 .............•......... Pioneer TP900 fl trk i·ar stereo. ('()flt $200. trllflc for COU<'h or fumalur 1• of equal vR lue ~ 6466 TY, Rocio. t-IR,Steno 8098 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rbll box spnng & mdt· tress. qn $135. dbl $95 . twnA $85 incl del &11~.--9548 Beaut.l/ul 25" i'..erulh rnlor 1V, 2 yr wmty, fr~ dl' Ii very Sl24 64t>-1786 Trade your old stu!f for -- --- new 1ioodles with a 191n. color t v Sl~ 11111 Oas.allied ad. 642-5678 color t v SlOO 494 74211 ,.------------------------------------~---T----------. I You can be-a : I TIMESHArtE lr1t yarht.s C'fJWly-0wner.1h •P Tl"O{m·al llom" l'ort.' f'o1'1 lr.?Z} 1r1l .11t,1 .!:• 1'<7 I t. ,,11 I C ·11111pl 1·•1u11• tn\ 1·n1 .. n "''" ,, 111 \ 1>1111: 1'71•~· \J• I ·• 1.1 I I l~I I l.'fr I 11111111111.0 '> \llll I. 1111·1111••.•l '114 ,.tJ .<. 1hn!! 1•q111p for c 111nforl.tl1l1• • nu~tnl>! 11-" 1 .• IJ.o~'' 1.hp ltll , l '.1 h11 tnltn.1111 ·" ,, 1 I Sol:! lllllJ d > :.VI :~11·1 I \ ,. :>lk lflJ!t ( .1t.1l1rt11 :•7 lnhuard Sl7 ·l:.tt Off"r' Or Tr.1111' .1·, ll I' 1111 H I It 2 l'm pj·nv f.I~ 2'lfl:l 1'1' lloah. SI ips / Oodts 9010 ••.••...............•.. SU,S AV All.AILE Y /\C' N<'wport 646-0!>!J I :i> l'l sbp for month of Aui.:u~t lnlerl'\led 1n rr'lrtal of sllp an N1•wport, IJwui Point. llunltngton BroC'h urru for month or Aul!u..'>l. or trade for SO rt 'hp~n f'r'i.nruiM Yac-ht C'lull Heh·f'dert'. Ca . dur ans.: Aui:u.'>l Phooc 111:>1 Hil 1770 or 1-11~ 134J.31H3 ('ollN1 I hJv!' 'I/pt mooring 'lit·•-<l p;i rln!'r w 1;.,,tl 'A'>lll~ W/\Nflo.I> 110,11 !'!lip "t 1'1/1•wix1rt or IJnn,, l'I fw r11•w :10• !-.!•am~ f '11ntJ1·t <.,amly 714 !J .. :; DW or !f.i I 11.»!t SS Cragt!r's & tires E 14·70, L -14·110 l-'1 t 'I Oust.er or F'ord s.36-9448 ~ Turbo Charger Krt 1umplete w lll..'\lnK'llOfl' lor IY76 :mu Mi:rr ... ,k.., ~lo·ru lht~·I ~ 1\fl1·1 d ' \1 642 6IY.> I H&ICOft•~ Auto~ a. Alarm ~·II . S.•r\ 11·1., ln<>t.ill.1 000 222 W1 Ison COlll t:1 Mr~ a 645 75::;9 Feb ipern1 I fo'ree ln!tlallahon ····•··••·•···•·•·•••·• IMPORTANT NOTICE TO RF.ADERS AND AUVERTISERS The prtce of tlemt1 advertlsed by Vf'h1rle dealers an lbe vehicle l'lauafied advert1s1ni: rolumm does ool mrl ude 11ny applicable taxt ... license. lransfcr fee,. f~ diarges, fttS for ai.r polluuon control de Yll:'e cer1..lfic a lions or de aler documentary prr paration chariteti unle"' otherwue wectf1t'd hy the advt>rt.1St'r 9510 ...........•.••••••.... !-'or Sal<' 's:J Cht•\' lt'UC'k w 1·umper !\hf'll. rarpt'\ t'fl bed. rebwll 1•ns.:111c• ltun.' well SOOO obo. 7 1 VW !led.an. rt.'C'Cnlly r1· built engine ('ltC'rll1•11l runn1ni: cond $2,.Hlll S48-4919 weellend1 > & ~)k for V\dUe ----------71 GMC "'-lon 402 P U 7'i1 Turbomat11.' walv~. 2 pony tank' J>~a ... rt r f>Olrr '75 1nt .. r1ur SI ~J y, nrk !.1 l'I t.311 I lom•• t.4i; lit.4 'd (l,1tMU\ l'l llt·" t .. ,1 ll'r> llt'" hi 1.,, I• lilt I r.l/L\ 11.•,l 11Ht•1 I .ti I Jun \loo tri Hot 'l'.>11 i'J ~J t ;imano t onqu"'·' ('rut.,t• ltll atr 'h' II 'J Im mll1~ \.ln1 SGl~I 4l:l6-U<i ·~ ( lw·vy half ton. Jl u uuto . ltl.nl body nt"t'< l ~ motor woril SJ ~10 I ti 'I h 5"tl4100 76 c.ou.ner. 67K m1 ml.I/it "'(' $299~ CJ r of h• r 548 0089 ·1s Courier Ptck l p Needs mec-h'I " bod> YIOfit S1900 Ca II 645 7J LH 18 Chewy Luv Rlaf'k w brown 1111 am fm 11 track • spd Runs iiooct 964"'326 74 ~vy ~auto PS P B. a.a.r. 2 taa~. shell loni: bed. deluitt' 1nl N.mper window. rn.u:.t <onlrol. new l'nl? 4 tr11ns S2500 557 JJHO 6.11 5896 iJ Chev I ton fo' n. nuto lo m1. ~ <'Ofld, 1:!400 "'1t.k1•96ll ~M.&45 ~ 957(] ....................... RMALWHICS 0...1 ..... fNt OM StocJi Uqiijdcrtioft Hllodls.oh FOR v~v, !'da~ acce'\.110nl"\ 1()0 ·~ tn Stock Lar"est Sclt<11on tn C.ahfomt11 2~oto 700/oOff Ma.'lt.erchargf' Vt~a ~7 Oay' 1014 No llarbor fbetWttn 5th & 17th SL\ I Santa Ana '77 Maxi DodRe P S. r• B. '1.r Xlnl ('C)lld 46K m 1 I es new ll rt• 11 & ....••••••.•.....••.... MmdD 973& ....................... -.nit 9712 ........................ CREVIER &I \I 6 l•OAOWAY \AHIA ..... 4 cy1mder. 4 •Pffd. a 11 condat10C11n1. rechnln& but-llet Mall. coa.ole, AM I'll caSM!We. R . V. \ rninon. C'brome step bumper maic~ 1.1£1~1~1 8353171 •USED IMWs * 71, :DJ:! 4n p .; 'i:' I' II L 16 :u~ <\.' p •tr.3 .... l' ll 77Jali t'J.1 411T ~~./ Now S4577 Sodcl.boda F«d ~,.., \1.1111 "J:iila \n.1 \I lhf-1 11nw1 of V. Jr111·r 546-7070 ii :m 1 'P ••r ~-.x 1:. i I 7i !i.'.k.114rtpS H 10179' Ii ~t 14.SGSXG I '7'R ~AS It Ul07\; BF I 185.D tip 0941.:BB I i'8 l2l'll 45 p. 1239l 'Kl f , 1M633cstA s R (0062 I ao..d~·-­ OltAHCif COUNTY'S OU>IST CREVIER THE & BO's ARE HERE! A FEW 79's REMAINING Mew& D~mo·s All Models! $AVE! 1st & BROADWAY SANTAANA 835-3171 77 lJllJ7, 2 +-2. 4 .. pd. t•lc<' ~.AM F'M cas.. ... A C:. ~ma.~ 661 i074 '73 240 Z 4 pd M ag!!, radial!!. air. AM t'M S3940/ best o ffer ~1066 JollMo.. & SOii UNCOl.M-Mf:ltCUR Y 'Spe('aaJ or lbt" w tt 11 .. 77280U2+2 tn hum1i;hed bronze t'Tll'ta.llac with malchmg l.in inlenor. chrome .,Poilt> v.ht't•L11 automallr. and uir rond1ttonm.: l.Dw. low milt"\, an t"< 1~lly rlt>an ~porb IM llJ6Sf-7f' I $7495 ~Hurbor Ul\'d ((11>u1 Mt..,11 540 ~~ I IUY PROllEMS Si('k or drod fort'tgn car'i "''WlltoU .. "l-t"t• tow ti..11 4BJ7 • Cn<1h • 673 346:> i 1 29l Z Nrw puint. 1ww ttrc'I $4 .000 obo ~ ·74 210 B 4 rtr. :iu111 AM t'M . lo mt Cooli $2,400 545 9425 ch' 494 7686 c•vf.':" & wkn<l'I 76 2S1Z <11lver 4 "P • A < '. wire whcrl ... /\ \1 I-\1 <"8.SS ster ~,, rwv lllt Very rlca~ S489J 831 727'9 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i!.I \fAZOA RX7. \Inc mnd, 14.000 ma. p\t Pl> S81.l50 ~ 6373 TAKF.OVER LEAS!-: 1979 RX 7 w 't<'n>o. ,\ I' Mag wheel" Taitt' ov.·r k>.a.w Ill $224 per mo No t'Oddttt COL'lt & r re.: i:;q w 1 y to qu•lafyuf~ pt.>rson m.9111. • 9740 .........•••.........•. t18211Sl.. 2 tops, auto. 111r. sharp *aJ car. Dark bl .. , brown. SLl..500. ()( fer S73-Q3IS: 642.9166 "13 4SOSEL sunroof'. ex ~ly clean Ask.mg Sl2,3JO. P.P . 73H31J 't'1:JX>SEL6..3. New paint. low mi. aunrf. all opt.ions. SJO,SOO, dys 548-2993, S5M589 n twlmds ~mz ·59 190 SL beaut car. mecban1cally sound Mu st be seen PP l.0·9992 aft. UAM '7R~E. xlnt. rond .. s un rf. AM /FM <'ass . 1213 )4.}4-3614, 0-2037 19m MBZ 280SE. grey, ver y clean . sunroof. $4700 Q.81Z7 --------- '78 450 SL. Lo:ht blue. Xlnl rond. $26.995 Farm. 558-9400, aft 5. 731 7438 '67 Merttdes 250SL. new pa.int, MW enl' & t.i.res Mint Qind 2·,toptr; Mu.,l See c..u 714-9621130 an 5PM. '6S ZE SL.. 2 tops. AM FM casi. nu ti r es . SI0.80010 BO 640-0321 WINNER ! brue1 67U743 7 6 FIAT "IB:KX>SEI..6.3 Cun Metal Gray Rare int WQrld '" fastest Sedan 1 Askanit Sll .~00 . Call work 642--4.284, Home 557-8872 Ftanlt . ·~ : '00 I_,. Just by sending us your nam~ and l address and by watching for your : name in th~ classified ads of the I Daily Pilot. 0. s Ad-~:.MaM .J...-l/n/11>w·i./= '78 Dodae van ronv . ---•••••• X·lf' .,..~.'lQN'.? fn" loaded. 11tovt'. much IOI Mcl.Alla.'I Ra&or shrp economy '1A L -·· .~ J..... 'A.....aL more. Must stt 57850 !pOrtster 41.000 mile~. L>f' Y't11U&J ~~ ~ V'l:"P~ · 551·4925 ewes. 851 9322 $ <'lean in and o ut DRSX> Y 011 may request Ad-Sitter servK:e when ~5 • $lt95 placing your ad . ovr Ad-Sitter "16 Ft>rd f,ronollne E 1so. IOI WITHAM '77 Mercedes. all xtra.s. In cl snrf, 29,000ml. wUI ac· cept Trade. '93-8914. ~ MBZ Z30 sunroor. 4-c:yl auto. good eood. P.P. '7,000. 6"·1480 number will appear in your Daily Pilot window van IJ:iON Bearb Blvd VOLISWAGIH d Ad Si 7~!·5088 LA HABRA '19l0Wc.ortmln.lter Ave '7S 450 Sl!l... Jl\!llv ...,.ulp I o ~ tter takes your rNK.CUYMK • ...1 No rs F ' ~ .. II . "·-~~ ·74 Oodat> ~urler van. ~.,.. .o A wy ) inWetlm.inater W79-1870, s..'17·44(2 days, I ~ you ca in at your convenience to get atereo. rebuilt trans C7J41622--Ull ~7561 838-7880 964 tatTeves. Win h<'k<•l.s to thl' r an·ui-. orea amuiscml'nt uttrar llon11 or sportln~ evl'nl!-> Ju11t rail out thtli coupon and matt 1t todoy to lht• = the responses to your od .. this service 13100 ..... 17• Sunday by Appt I 2 ,,_ • v . 77 RAT SPorts Spyder i3 Mtrcedea 450SE. ~ ~ - -is only SS per week. For more ..... Cl 1o 11 T 4.1 i:.. Sr-Ulna M)'lhlnJ with • .._ nn. m ""· 2 w bemboo Int. tlawle"'" I Classtned Departmf!nt, Dally Pilot ~ ~ ~· ~ information and to place yovr od coll Dally rtlot t111.u1f1!'d l\d M•ke your sbopplni t 0 P 11 • A M ,.. M cond tbruout. s10.soo 330 W. Bay Street. Costa l\1r~a. CA 9262R ~ ,-;, :..i f-~2-51178 l'I • 1lmplr matt('r ~r by using thtt Dally Stettott.ape $t),IOO Cell 875-8131 •wet 8'5 2374 I "==========================-.::=!. 11.111eau642 sms Pilot Clusm~_Ads__ ews ~ dY'I -~~-~~=-=~==::===~~:.=-:==--~~~:::::::~~L===~=---1..::========= ' . --_,... ......_ _______ ,... ........ -------. -..... -, -______ ... _ ..... _~------------_,.... __ _______ _._..._....,.._ __ .,;a~----... --------.------• -•• --..._ ________ .._ ... .._.._,.,s .......... _ _......_ -. . ·-· ---....... .._ .... -...... .. . --. --· ....... -_..._. .. ~..-----.... ,.._._...._ ............. ._................_......__... ----··---_.....,_ -------------...._.. ___ .. ........... rted •••••••••••••••••••••• ... f -t7 ....................... ......... 4900l19AM .................. I flflU.llmmy ..... ...... __ a ....... l mn'PO ) 0NLYM7'1 IDWAmCI "*' O...•o.uaa. N&WIOJft' UAat ...... 7'MIZ2400 1.-Lbaa 1.000 mU.. Med. W..S/bamboo, tiec' IAllll'OQf, this car ta ln ''tiH oew" condition UDiql.Ml flo . •va1labl~ wttb out to nolhln1 down. ('1327 ) Sll.4'5 t4SSIOM VIEJO -..ottrs lll-174' 495-1704 12 ~ 21DSE -4.5. dem. 83,.000 mi, $7500 I081 9744 ....................... 77MGI COHYERTllLE 4 speed. radio, low miles '4SJS2D ) BARWICK DATSUN ' 'I I •• lfl (. JlH'l t 11111 8)1 -1375493-3375 78MGI Racing green, under 20,000 miles, AM /F M cauette, Excellent COD· dition. Must sell. Make otter. '494--0 lB7 ) Private party. Auto•. I ported A..to•, 1 ... p or1 J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• T.,... '7H V•wy:: t 770 ....................... ....................... . 1t'7I ToJC)la C.tlu ST Dia l OWMr &me> ~--.a .... ?6TOYOTA C090U..A 2-0I. 4 CJUDder . 4 •peed, AM/J'l&-1 tndl. v\Q,JI ID ...... .a.dric ,..,. W\D• .. ..,,.... . .......u U... ClllNA.l >elm) ·~411 Sr•' n 1st1Pwd ZMO Mala. Sama Me A.I U. Comer of Wanwr 146-7070 7lTOYOTA MAllll 2 door. hardtop, tuto treo1 a lt c ond CIZHDOl ""' .aoTH ~OUT \1121 1 8£AC. 'ff an. v 1> HUNT1NG1UN 8£AM I 147-'0l7•5•9·llll OPEN7DAYS '76TOYOTA CBJCA UFTIACk 4 cylinder, 1&uto mat11· factory au rondU100m1• AM FM, Uolc:J gla " wb l t e w all t 1r t•., 061 YYO )(50'71 ) Now $3777 SodcletwJl Ford z:MOS. Main, Santa Ana A.t tbe Comer or w lll'tler 546-7070 "15 Corolla Wgn, ! owner. very good cond . xlnl gal> rru, $2100 673-6564 ....................... YOLYO M&AllaYICI AleLIAllMe OVERSJ:.M DELIVER V .:xJ•PTS ........ VOi.VO llmli&l'bor Wvd <XlS1' A MESA 646--'303 140.94'7 OUMel COUNTY VOLVO EXO.U81Vt:.L Y VOl.\10 I ~t Volvo l>ulrr 111 Ora.nae County• BUY or LEASE OIRE<'T "em., 2025 S Manchester Andhe1m 750-2011 1J WJgOCI, lllot L'Ond. Lo nu, A <:. auto. $2950 or lk>:>l offer Ml 8090 "15 4dr. Good cond $3,000. Call e ven1n1s aft 6. 9$1'33. '81 Volvo Wgn great cond. $1,895 6424300. Ad sitter #J1. lA·hr . ..•..•.•..•..••.••..•• •·············•········ ....•.....•.....•.••... C = ttll a.w•t 9U O Dodp HlS Allto•, UHd ~. UMd #-----·~ ·----·-········ ··-···· .. •••••·••• ...... :;,··DO···OG···.······· ·;;d············9;40 ;w;············;;i7 ' NOW AT .. I . ~ t m CADIJ.AC I t7t DltieO ••••••••••••• •• •••••• •• •n•••••••••• •••••. •••• 8' ... ktt.. QIAl•MClt DIOOPtCKUf' tt71flOID tt7ZPOID w h 1 , • 0 • • b a l • on canwo.. Caprtcea, v.a. autoaiaue •. pc>yer MST A PIMl'O llDAM WI_,.. .... ..__ a. .... CtrD, M&Ubul 6 ~ l'9dJo, ~-____. .. -a ~ .. ___. -=-..::::; .... ,_ ~-. Nona. DnaUc rechae· Ooh 1000 rnllea . 4 eyL 9Q&l.ae, 4 ,_. • .,, .. -· • --·-1 ~-~-•i-,..-. .. )-17) lraol., Alil/FM a &ood u... •• t.raek ....,.,. I I.Au Uwi 'J,000 mU.· -1 ..._ -1= little bu11er! <Ut r rM ). S upe r ~,-=,.l\~.::TD~· SAVIMOWlll Now $3877 ..s:-~;ra· fj( ~:ra: I 0 40 XT > Beal otter S1•t1•Hk~ -I &-.. U. "'111_.I Aak ZMO S. Mam, Sui. Ana IA&m MOTOltS for Mr . lteU1 Cell A.tU.CornerolWamer CM.&.'79-JIOO I ...a 404f (b o m • > o r "'-7070 MMX>lO (Wartl) • 77 FOID I M.L. C "74 Dart 4-dr, kyl, Very IAMCteO I lt71C•DI_... 1-1c....--OUT cleu.Sl,500. Sbarpat ooe m county SIDAM •--n .--."' 8"7-0307 with ooly 21,000 mi~ I o-..111...CI CHIYITTI and loaded wttb e ver 75 ""1'0 11lllt tu bu a.U ol tbe Al&omatk tram .• 4 cyl . F'Of-d tt40 ytbing. Ao Engine.er ltUMAIOUT I oomfOft + conveaMni~ alr cood • e very ••••••••••••••••••••••• traded lhla one in. and 4 cylinder, 4 a pe.e~1 lla2ll llQ,)'OM would like• ecoaom..lcal HUit! car• 76 FOID wuKEh.uy! U>C73 ) redlo, beater, wbiLewau I DriYW lh.b ti.aut.llw c:ar 04le03 > WuM:*5 rt.tso.~-·.. $1995 Ur u, tinted glau. M5Ul..A) w .. ~ MOW Slits r ···---IOIWrTHAM C81JOR )(5100) I MOW $7491 IAAB MOTOllS V • 8 . a u to mat I c v-""rw•A..-.t •••-........... ,..,..5 trammisllioo. factory Im ~ -~ Now $1977 I --va CALL 979-1500 condit1oolog. po wer 'nDJWestmimter Ave CALL 979-1500 st.eenng, radJo. beater. m Weatl:D1n5t.er S ••tdhh ck f«d I ....... ,....._ M-'·b wiutewall tires. tinted ~n.st 638 7880 zaeos. Main.Seate Ana I "18{...._ De VUe. M> m1. vry .,.,~ ......:vy au u sta ""' u t glass. dual Ulnk.s, s w111 R Al the C«ner of Warner ~ouod. '8300. ,oowBeagoo a u o mat1c, lock m i rr o r s . s t ep -Lm o-..... -m • ... . 546-7070 I ~•. 731 se51 a r. 1t orfer. Ca ll IV ... .._.... .-.u M0-.W10. bumper. '644NRP > <50'79 > Ate.. mi or best offer "78 n eet wood Brouahm D 'l!:l~gaoce Loaded. Top cond Pvt pty . $8700. (714 )995 251 l day::. or 557-4998 eves OWNTH ECA.R OF YOUR DREAMS• UMlTED EDITlON CADlLLAC 1979 Beaubf\1.1· Lo ltlleage Pnvate pty 754-UIOl &All to5 PM 'T1 cad LimowltDe. White. 33.000 mJ lmmac Pvt CMOel'. S12,000. 493-8213 "14 Sedan DeVille. Xlnt cood ~ 640-0412 '7S Moma 2 + 2, runs good. stereo. MW Urea, A/C, llJO>. M4-11Cll Cl:rysler 9925 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Now $3677 !lM-1.Mh ft. 4, s ... ad&Ford 2'.MOS Main. Santa Ana /Uthe Comer of Warner 546-7070 197lFORD LTDSB>AH O rlglnal . be1 l trauspotUboo c:ar 00 Ow kll! Automatic trana • au coad. " pwr. at.eenn C 10 LTD Brougham. rnust see. Xlnt cond Imm.a c R.est.cnd $1000 646-37 56 9945 ....................... '7'5 Twn. Car Coupe Loeded. sptil pwr. lt.br eeata. tilt wheel. ('f"H. d.rl. llel"eO. A IC Lou.J $ll)O~ Burns reaular au ' Mlicat t9SO GQBJET ). • ... ••••••••••••••••••• $1111 THEODORE ROBINS . FORD ORANGE COUNTY "S HIWEST UNCOLN-MERCU RY DEALERSHJP "74 Sqcare Wgn lo/ml. t I ownr, 12.lSO Ca ll 752-56U before 6PM, aft I :&-3744 I ,., ...... '"o I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971Pl.YMOUTH I 9,ASS. WAGOH Leis lb.an 18.ooo ~. 1 eqwpped n gbl for the faDll}y. Mu.st be seen to I a~at.e! (7lBTXO > -.-.$4.95. I MOW$399S I IALBMOTotlS CALL 979-2500 I ---- Automet1c. a ir con d • power 1teerlng & bra.le.el. radio New paonl 136391 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • I '75 YW I OASHH WA'iOH l Brighi yellow 4 speed , roof rack perfect for 11 ski car (3564) s3599 • 197 I TOY OT A. •••••••••••• •••••••••• • "74 Cad Sedan de VUle AMC 9905 w/Reese bilcb for low- MUST SACRIFICE l11T1 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr. Sedan-ONL y :n ,000 miles & in like NEW COD· dWon! Haa Deluae Pkg. (worth over $2000 l. AM FM~ w 18 tra<'k tape. li&bl pkg . a 1r oood.. pwr. st.een ng &: brakes . stee l belt e d radial Ure8, crwse con trot. tilt & telei.cop1c steering wheel & vmyl top. Mw;t sacnrire for ONLY SJOOO 00 Pn ply <:all (714 )496-6131 2060 HARIO" tlVD. COSTA MlSA 642·0010 RAYR.ADHOE LINCOLN-MERCURY U> 18 Auto Center Dr SDF'Wy·Lake Forest exit IRVINE 130.7000 16 ptymoutb Fury StalJOn I Wagon. Looks & runl> I ~ Air & many extra~ 81K nu1es $1000. 642-4321 I En. 281 Tues ·Fri 76 MAZDA COSMO I I I I I I I I COttOLL.A •••••••••• •• ••••••••••• 1n .. Must sell. SZ49S Call Runs, but needs work '7 5 AMC -$190/firm. 3 11 's to call 642-0874 548-2929, 641-9186. or PACER X t llJ, 642-4300, 24 hrs 6 cylmder, automatic, -power sleenng, crwi;e T.... 9767 contro l , vin y l roof , -•••••••••••••••••••••wh i t e w all t i res . 7.J TR-4 Spitfire While 916MVF )<S059) convt. w;ne w tr a ns . NoW $l 977 $2,000. 897·7406 71 Coupe DeVWe. solld as ~d$1,<XX> ~-3149. "19 Coupe De Ville, loadc.-d, 15,000 m i , $10,950. ~~ '79 LeBaron Tov.n & OJunt.. wagoo Dk bro . 7W> rn1. $16595 675-8137 CorYette 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 75 T-TOP 7 SFORD PIHTO SQUIREWGN. 4 <'ylmder , 4 speed. fac tory air conditioning . power steering, radio. heater, mag.a, vmyl 1n ten or , lua11ge rack tinte d gl a a a 8>4.PKE ) t9870 ) 1975 tieCURY IOICATWAGOH Automatic traru , roof nu:k. wood gra m aide panels & wnr tires. Ru I economy' <lUNLE ) Was S3:i85 rGlllHoc "65 I 1'o tomat1c a ir I con d AM/FM ... -19 •• 1•,·:.:,::::•C••••• I s tereo Perlec1 I ~' '"" COOdlttOn (3646) Filwbllld &prit I $ I This car kx*s a.a Lbou«h I 3 925 I ~~rwh":v~, C!!'! :i I .ee what savmgs are aU 7.J MGB. good cond. reblt '73 TR6, wht. w/bm. mt .• aU · A/C, AM /F'M. xlnt cond. Sa d dleboc.k Ford ~S. Main. Santa Ana Al. the Coomer of Warner 546-7070 'T1 Silver Seville red lthr upbol. loaded. Xlnl. cond. C all anytim e . 6'4-SlliO <n ID a mlllioo ! ! ! White with maroon interior. t.ill and telescoping sleenng wbeel,pwr steenng.pwr windows, a utomatic trans .. pWT brakes Air cond1t1onlnft 27 ,000 miles. Immaculate Only for someone .,. ho np prec1ates ~ood qudltl~ mamtenanct' SS.WO t';ill 642-4321. ext. 2166. H JO tn 5 :.>PM. 754 6700 wkndl> or Ad S itte r II 143, 642-4.Dl · a. hrs a d..!r._. Now S1477 HOWS2695 IAUER MOTOllS CAU 97'·2500 ='' 070YHO J Wa~ I • I HOW s.s995 I 78 SUBARU I ~9~~: I 5 s peed . radio I eng, receipts. $2600. U'''"'eves. 760-1342 '1St8:ll8 aft 5P M __, '7 6 M GB c on vt w /ha r dtop . AM /F M casa.. Xlnt. cond.. $3.900 962-7067 !~~ ....... !?!.~ luidl 9910 ap.I 9746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 700pelGT. SIB 548-7929 ,.... 9750 ....................... "}I Porsche 9115 5 spd. Mo. ster. cass. Sunrf. Sifft:I'. lmmac. $14,900. P I P . 640 -1 9 4 8 ..-twmds. '71 Porsche 924 Auto. lltefto, air, sunrf. lo mi. Oiamood silver. $12,000. m.8141. 8 to6pm Betlf 72VW COMVERTIILE Dynam ite clean. Ba by blue 4 speed. Looks super a n d run s great ! '4.18JQ1') S4295 IOI WITHAM VOLKSWAGEN 7lll0 Westminster Ave . inW~ter ~ '1551 638-7880 Having trouble selling your car? Try ua! Paid ror or not! Ask for Frank Marino or Tom l\ildn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1978 IUICK c..-yu..wt.c1 VG engine, air cond .. pwr . s t eering & tilt wheel. Come in & see this one ! (60 1TZV ). Was Mi95. NOW$3995 IA'8MOTORS CALL 979-2500 "19 Rep! Sport.I Cpe. V6 Turbo, loaded, m1ot CXJDd.. IDIO. 180-1539 1975 IUICIC CENTURY 'T1 Coupe de Ville, loaded, two-lo ne m ist g r een <special color ). tinted wtodowa. tape deck. wire wbeela, extremely sharp w/all extras. 33,000 m l. 1115(). Days 64&-41186 Eves 6C2-4ll92 Caso 9917 ....................... 'Tl CAM.A.RO LT. Xl.nt ! Must a.ell! Sm.l VS. 1unrf. lo ml &e.-0183 •74, Xlnl Cood, a ir, PS/PB, CNS t.ape, $3900. Must ae ll lhl1 w k . ~or T.!9-5346 John 'T1 Corvette T top. Nld on red. new eog & t1rel>. 11995. 7fi0-9160 eves or ~215l d.ys ~ 993J ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7lMBlCURY COUGAR V-8, automauc. fartory 8.lT rooditlooing, power sieerinJ , vinyl lllt.en or, ti n t ed g l a 11s (398llNV ) (9956) Sadclet>aq Fwd ZMOS Mam.Sant.a Ana /U ~ComerofWarner 54'-7070 ~ f ord f alt'On. 6 <'YI auto. SWJ 0 BO 646 348E 5-8p m 75FORD GRAHTORJNO ST•TIOH WGM. v.a. automatic. factory air cawttt kJDing. power s teering and b rakes w h i t e wa ll ti r e s C5B'1LLJ ) (5()32 ) Now $1677 Saddleboc.k Ford 22tOS M am Santa Ana At I.he Comer of W aroer 546-7070 ........ 9952 .•.•.......•.....•..•.• 74FORD MUSTA.HG Dyna.mitt> Mach I Three door wllb automatic. steenng & air Only 45,000 _(IUlell Oil Um Wi>ll cared · yor red sharpie ' 1155MW'Z l S2t95 IOIWITH.AM VOUSWAGef 18DOWatmtmtu Ave. mW .. mmstu 883-~l 6»-,., 'T9 M111taoc. 4 cyl 4 llpMd. 3-0>or. rac:bo Mk in« S4,.mo. CalJ 771-0658 "lO P'ast.back, auto tram. I ltkf' n9 w1 L ow I '77 POMTIAC moles• (3610) 6 cylin~mal1<', 11 $ 4150 •• f ac:s.ory 811' coodilioruo g. powe r steerin g aod I I braltes, radio, heater, • cloth Interior . tinted I I ~ OJ9'TWCQ )(968S) Now S1977 I 18 FORD I I 5 COUii& I Sod I a 1di Ford speed rad io . 7.3ee>S.Ma.m,Saot.aAna I custom wheels I M tbe Cornet ol Warner (3601) 546-1010 I I ~~j, I $4399 I. WAGON. Loeded inc air I I coad.. pwr. suu .. WU> I • I dowl. cnue Wt.. uereo • '79 tu SC Tarp. sb ~ room eand. 1!5Kml. Ttlte ~ o•er lae. S574~o . ~ ~afl.S. ~ Automatic trans., pwr. a.rtna. air cood., tilt wheel & vinyl top. "71.NJN ). Was $31995. MOW$l495 IAUBMOTORS CALL 979-2500 "19 Cai:mro, sharp, lo mi, Dll.lll11eU. :m V8, PS. PB, AC. AM/FM, 8trk, $6495. 491';'17S2 71CAMAIO Now $1977 s ctddlebock Ford 2'.MOS Mam, Santa Ana At the Corner or W ame r 546-7070 "72 Countr y Sq ui r e Wagon. 10 pass P 1S. P/B. au. rack I Owner Sl3X>. Call 644.QSS PS. AM/Fii cassette. p>d oood. S1700 SS2· S31M '66 Muatang. V8. auto Clean. $1950. 673 0473 al\.erSpm ~ r:':· ! r:f e ':1.~ I 77 TOYOTA I ~ CB3SPSIQ '· I CaJCA UFnACK I $2718 5 speed. a" cond . I cassette de<=* rear I . . , . •• "'1112. DeW paint.. new lnL & d~ Chrome rims. AM/FY cass. Beat over $8i0. 661-1267 '681112 Porsche. 5-sp., ne w pa int , r e built e ng .• AM/FM cass. Best ov~r S48SO 661·1267 A.oat Roya 9756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "1 DEALER IN U.S.A. IRR ~~~VER ROUS·ROYC£ 1S40 J-.mbor~f IWwport 8HCll \"----'~ CLOU D SUNDAYS '88Silver Shadow, RHO, 2 dr Cornlche hardto p type. Phone included. $25.000/offer. wm trade. PP. 67s-8651 9760 ....................... 79SAAI TURBO 1871 I IEACH BLVD. 11w1·1a9.1eac11 142-2000 75VWIUS Very sharp 7 passenger with h a r d t o find automatic. Beige with b r own int e r ior (OOGNJH ) $4995 IOI WITHAM VOU<SW AGEH 7W>Westminster Ave. in Westnunster 893-75.S I 638-7880 '73 VWBUG 4 cylinder . 4 s peed. AM tFM, new cloth lll te n o r . n ew t ire::. (929G RE > Ci070 > Now $2977 Sodchbadl Ford ZMOS Main. Santa Ana A1 I.he Comer of Warner 546-7070 7.J C«i1ury Luxus. New auto trans. PIS & P fW. AIC. ne~ v1oy l t op , 68.000 mi. $1200. 67J.-0343 1976 IUICK REGAL Automatic trans., pwr. bleerinl! & windows , vi nyl top , llll wheel. AM/FM radio & s plit seat. Come In & see 1t • <J77NL 1-: I Was $3895 NOWS3295 BAUER MOTORS CALL 979-2500 73 IUICK ESTATEWAGOH Loaded! (119M MN l $1899 GROTH CHEVROLET 1.8211 BEACH BLVD HUNTINGTON BEACH 847·6087•549-3331 OPEN7DAYS 1979 IUICK SKYLARK S door sedan. Sunroof. 4 •19VW RABBIT "C' • Automatic t rans , air cond., V6 en~me, pwr. steerim~. radio & wsw ur~J70~QW ). Was WJ.S. "V speed with air coodll1on-fuel anj., 20K mi. xlnt inC. stereo & velour. J ust cood. s,sm p p 548-7140 b.te new! It even smells ---------new with 13,000 miles! QSrZWZU ) S9995 IOIWJTHAM VOLKSWAGEN '1'1JOWestminster Ave. In Westminster •mi 638-7880 T.,.,.. 9765 ....................... lt74TOYOTA C&ICA Automatic trans.. air CODd. •buckets. A spor· ty llWe mechine that's eMY on gas but fun to drive! (1.87RVK ). Was S2lllll6. MOW$2595 IAl&MOTOIS CALL 979-2500 19 Rabbit L 5.500mi. auto. 4-dr, air, AM tFM. lnca bm, it.Int. cond. $6.500. 644-4201 (Spyglass. CdM > NOW$4395 IAUERMOTORS CALL 979-2500 ~ VW Convertible, new '70 Elect r a Ll mlled , top, looks good, runs loaded. very sharp. 1895 aood-$2500 or best ofr. _S4G-_78'73 ______ _ 55&-048>. '78 Regal UmJted, slot '73 VW Super Be etle . AM/FM, good mi, needs work S2200. -..1.334 al\ 7pm "73 Thing 63Km1. Orig. cond, only 10.200 m1 , ~/bst ofr 963-6018 * 79RMtra * Loaded, L:>-19 mpg, teGOO. ~.499-3470 owner XJnt. cond. $3,100. Cacllac: 714-346-&198 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 Sclrocco. Air dam, ·77 CdV. Cleanest in Blaupunkt, AM /FM Newport. Wires. 33K mi. cass, Reg gas. 551-9655 Loaded! B r u c e a t aft s. 645-7221 ~~--~---- Z28 madl. AM/FM ca.ss. air. P IS. P /B/, P /W, tilt. c:Nae.. wire wbls ~ 891-7013, afler6PM CZ13>448-7418 before 3P~ '77 Camar o LT , xlnt cond .. loaded !HOO m1. 494-0382 '78. gas savmg 305 V-8, A ir. ne w rubber , AM FM. lit whl, auto trans & power Met bm w tan mt color rnatl·hed mag whl.s Clean $4995 or best ofr or assume lse al $144.54 pr mo Wkdys 752 8952 . eve s wknds 75.2-0067 9920 .....•••.........•.•... 77CHIVY CAPRICE V-8. aut.omauc. factory air cond1t1orung, power steen ng a nd brakes. powe r w ind o w s. A.1\1 f"M. lilt wh<>el <1teel radial whitewall tires. WOO RF~ l 0036) Now $3177 Sa cMl.blldi Ford 2.2tOS. Main. Sanla Ana At tbe Comer of Warner 546-7070 '7SOlevy Malibu Classi<', 1 owne r , 4dr, A /C. PS I P 8 , w i n d o w s , AM/F M, xlnt cond , $2500. 646·4022 E Yes· wtmds. ?I CHEVY HOYA V-3, automaUc. fectory 811' coodtlionlng, power s t.eerin1. radio. tinted gl.asa. <B65tlJ M H.50S4 > Now $2777 s .... ts.eta Ford 2'.MOS. Main, Santa An9 AJ. the Corner of Warner 546-7070 ms Toyota Celica ST·4 '65 VW 8ug.oeedsclutch. '711 Eldo . moon roof, WANTED: 'MM11lbu~ ...-cl.alrcond..AM/FM minor body work. good loaded. Ile 003 WVW, Excellentcondlllon 1 t er• o • m ega . tramport-.SO. •1-0a1. $14,250? e.6-2963 wblll 96().5898 (4lfNDN). Pri. ply . dlr. t::llOO/bnt offer. Call '78 7-pua bua perfect t7Ml17or-.IJDO. c:m4. FuU,y mamtained. ~~~~~~~-· Lo/ml.~ ?3TOYOTA CC*>MAMKll t e111Dder automatic tranamt11\on, power .wert.Dt. tinted 1lau. OIQUBH!MOl) Nlw$1477 1111 hdl~ ........... Ana N.IMO...olWU1Mr 146-7070 Pop.Top camp vu . alnt. cud. New eng 4s clutch, A. 750 /080. 875-3127. 8J3.«Kl 'II q, tunrf .. aood oond. SIAOO/OBO MMml m7 mv. 1b&rp, loaded w /eatra1. ell power, 44,000 local ml. ts500, PP.&sa'T, t'a-8800 71 El Dorado ConvertJ· ble. Arctic •bite/red le•tb lntr. Xlot cond. £vw7 atra. M,000 ml tll)O. Pb N>-Tm im Seville, I.lot cood. one ownw. rraY w tvtn11 top f1lllO. WW oomlder Lrade mom 71CHIYY M.AUIU CLAS S I C . v .1 , eutomaUc, air condtUan· Ina, llO'ftl' 1teenn1 and brabe, ~. vinyl ln· tertor, tinted 11111. whitewall t l r ••· e75TR8) al055) Now $2977 S1fl1hdl,.... ZMO S. Mala, lante AM At U.Cornerol ·~ 14'-7070 ------- 1977 MERCURY COUGARXR7 With alJ' cond .. pwr seat & WUldows. vin.> I top & lilt wtlet-1 A black beau ty' <4ZJSOll l Wa!'> 14!1!15 NOW S4395 BAUER MOTORS CAU 979-2500 '81 convert. good cond1 uon, lo m1. new piunt S2SOO 0 BO 642 9900 1968 Ford Gw x1e New tires. runs well S500,SJ4.J..5()15 ''Only 5 200 ~ llM ' "78 Granada 4 dr. lo.ided Bought & s en 1c·1•d ..11 TiieodorE:' Rob1m. Ford Pvt Pty &'1.WM --- '67 T hunderbird, JZOOd C'OOd. Aft t PM 675-7345 l$S Mu.stanJ( Con\ erll ble \lake ofrer 7JI 6666 Aft.er 5 00 P M OodcJe 9 9 3~ 1973 Pinto 4 spd m .,. tmt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::.t blt•I rad1..1h llrn: 19 Dodge Colt lltbdck o wnrr SISOO OUO 40mpJZ Manual. p~r 631 :lm Aft ti l'\1 e <'on tra n s ,\ C . AM FM \lag'I Hadu1b Mu.st Sell! lies t Offer 675-8129 "14 Dart 6 <'YI. radio. /\C good c o nd lo m1 ~. Ad Sitter 11 125 24 hrs. "16 LTD -.aeon Loadl'd Low mileage Sl!ti:!5 M2 700 after 6pm 72 F'otd Van. \' 8. auto P S. good ('lmd 2() mpg reg gas S200010BO 646-2276 ._.os, Used utos. U1f'd •·•···•·•·······················••······••••·· NABERS AUTO CENTER I 42S IAKH ST .. COSTA MISA MOTHIMG OVER 54999 '74 CONTINENT AL S 3 9 9 9 MARK IV .••••••.•.•••• Full oower factory air cond spl1I pwr loathe r seals 1111 whAel cruise control ste reo padded top & only 50.000 miles• Must see• (514RXN) '75CADIUAC s3999 SEDAH DE VILU •..••.•• Full p0wer factory air cond 1111 wheel crv1M control AM /FM stereo w/8 track tape leather interior. padded top & 1n 1mmac ulste nd1t1on1 332MEKJ ~J:g., ......... 5 3 9 9 9 V8. automatic trans., l)Wf. Slfft'tnQ & brakes. air oonci. pwr windows & door loek1. till wheel. ster-eo. cruise control & only 22.000 mllHf (553VBUI I lM "'I Must.an& Rare oae- owne.r car. 21111 tu perf englnt'. Dul)' J:S1 ld $4ZJO o.>7348 9955 ...........•••........• 7 80U>SMOlrt.f ucnHCY91 Power. comfort & coove ruen~ eqwpment thu lu.xun ous beauty bas I.hem all' A car you ran be pr o ud t o o wn ' r.4STZW > Was sm95 MOWS.5995 IAUER MOTORS CAU 979-2500 PRACTICAL Ll;X lJ RY Oxne see our stunn LOR 19 DIESEL Toronado 754-~1 Sl:?.000 SAM to 5 PM Pvt pt> 9957 . ••.••.•....•......•... 1979FORD f'IHTO RUHAIOUT 4 eyl engine, automatic trans . pwr stee nn1. but'ket seat.s & less than LS.000 miles ' (~JWCR l $3118 · THEODORE ROBINS • FORD 2060 HA.SOR BLVD COSlA Ml SA 642·0010 74rtMTO RUMMOUT 4 cylinder, 4 speed, fac- tory air coodll1onm1. radio. beat.er. whitewall llr u . tinted g lass. QS3TFZ) (5088 ) Now $1777 SadcWac• Ford ZiMO S. Main, Sant.a Ana At tbe Comer of Wamtr 546-7070 '7 1 P in to . N e e d 1 wlodshleld loc Ucenae. Methan.iC..U, alDL ~ . 6«>-0UZ. 74FORD PINTO 4 eyt., 4 speed, radio " beater. (47SKllD > S229' GIOTH CHlftOUT l8ZU BEACH BLVO. HUNTlNGTON BEACH 147-6087•54f·llll OPEN7 DAVS "19 Pinto PIS. AM /P'll ..-lo. fad.1'7 air, auto. dbl lmer. Good mileage. M,sol). a-OM ---................................. -· ..-~---------------------..... ·-~------....-.... -----· THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOit SL"'D CO~lA M fSA C>42·0010 71 LeKam sport cpe Gd mpg. l owner, A·l cood . A.'d FM. auto , rad.lab. air Sl.200. SCll-1066. 71 f'Vebard Ei;pnt. A C', ~ oond.. 91.K m1 Sl500 firm. 673-S348 louvPr low moles I (36361 I I s4a99 : I e I I I ·17 YW I •• DASHER WAGOH I HARD TO FINO• 11 I cyl automattc air I co nd rao r '78 Sunhlrd Custom pamt I (3633) I & 1n Ler1or 23K m1 Sa~:~-:~-: s4995 I nAHSAM t'ulJy loaded anrl lo w I • I rniJe!' ~~, I '79 CHM I GROTH I CHEVElTE I CHEV1tOLET I Aut o mat ic. air I 1.8211 BEACH BL VD c o n d r ad • o • HUNTINGTON BEACH I 1 3 O 0 0 m 1 I e ~ I 847-6087•549-333 I 13640) OPEN 7DAYS •• f 4995 •• i'8 Tram Am SaJver & .J red T top. ~Uy loaded 56500 or ~ume lse Low I I ma S48-zm I • I T.JGran Prix SJ. full pwr, I AM FM 8 trk. m .li.se con I '79 TOYOTA i::.~· Sl850tbesl I CBJCA UFTIACI I i5 Lellan1 4dr. Only 38,000 m..1, 4,000 OD DU eng. Best olfer: ~1638. I 5 speed, power I steering & brakes, I s unroof. AM/FM I ta p e , cu s tom I wheels. like oewi I I 6.573 miles (3646) I 9970 ······:;;·;:;;;· ... .. I $ 7 295 I Loeded! <11332&) I I $3199 "°™ I e I CHIVROLIET I I .MtJ:./JttJJtlti'fciH 1CHECK US I _1_47_o'°_PEN_17_;5_n~_~_:1_3_1 1BEFORE I YICJll 9974 IYOU I ···75;;;;;~··· IBUY! 11 HATC .. ACIC I 4 c1Under , 4 1pee~1 1 I nieDo. heeler. whftewau r~ SW:S Urea , tlnttd Jiau . IPO I lm.NXM > Q8llOC7 > 1 UYS! ,~~~lL I • 37~AJ:O• I 2aeOS. Main. Sant.a Amt I AT THI I A.t the Comer ot Warner ••"94 .. on PWY. "'-7070 I ....... MOVI I '73 Ve1a Ha tch'\ack. I 53A , I 30,000 mllH OD nfW ... en1loe. Heavy duty •1 I clwti, 4 oew 1teeJ·bPlted 41 00 =•· U OO /obo. \ ~--~· ...... --.. -,. -· -.. - Jft DAil Y Pil.Ot CALIFORNIA/ HEAL TH California's Senate Spent $15.8 Mi11ion • m 1979 SACRAMENTO <AP) -The C11HomJa •l•l• Senate 1pent SU I million lut yeer on ~•larle1 , lranaportatton lelrphooa and olh•r omc. t'll ~na.a 1 7 7 llt'rC"ent lncrt'aM' O\'fr U>'TK Kut otht•rYol &~L lht' annual pubUr acroununa Ulll W«"tk otlht: Senate C«ltiqrncy Fund con talnf'd no tq 1u.rpn Mutt ol lhf' Sl~ 8 m1lhon wtnt for th~ 11alartf'$ or th• 40 ..,t'n1tt111" and th1•1r 800 t'nl'110yl't.'6 1'ht• rf'l\l Wt.'Ot fut O( Diet Minimized tlt-e •P•C't' end 1upp11 .. " telepbon . pnnttna. lnn1pon• lion and 11mllar UJMIPHt Lt•i•latol'9 whoee dlatn<'t. •r" clo. at to lhf' C'apltol had ttw lowest t.elt'phon• and truvel 1•11 ptnaea 1'4'111latora with Kt'o (raphlUJI)' laq,t• dll trll'la Ill d1strlch furth1•1 t fr o m Sarramento run up lht• b11uw~1 e•p n&t-t The A.a.wmbly, whl<'h 111 llHI~ had ularlt'11 und cr•1wn1w~. 11( 524 4 mllllor1 for Ila ltO mt·ni~ r., and \luff. l• not dut" to hi.ut-1l" Activity Top unll report unUI Murh Solari•• for unalort and ala.ff tulalod llJ 3 million The $48-per- d u y opens• 1llowanc11 for w natorw ddcd another *3'77.~. 01 hH bti lterna included rww,h-ltt•r' and other prtnt1n1. I>:! :I 1111ll111n . tt-lt:phonea . $.l~~.032 . n•nt for dlAlrlCt Office&, $:121.n:i t1 .-vl'I upen11e11. ln t'lu1.h11" lt•u.11 .. 1·11rs, $290,021, and p111illll(C $196,008 No oot• 11t•nutor i1t<xx.I out iU1 un ~·'l>l't'Htlly big 11pender Sen 8111 ('r uvt'n. k Ck~an!S1clt', was over Aid to Heart All Pno1og1ept11c TvP09tep1uca1 CltM'ICal and P11n1ong Errors 11ro Sut>1ec.1 IO COHeLllOfl B~'TON <AP 1 A comparti;on or blood sampla taken from maralhoo runners Joggen. and lDact1ve people prov1de1> new ev1dence lhat ex erclsine m11y help prevt!nt h t-a rt dlhease, rt- searchera say. The study found that the more people run, lht! higher their blood level!. of tugh density llpoprotein cholesterol. o r flDL, a !>ubstance that is associated with a reduced risk of coronary heart d1s1:ase The researchers said 1t was Uu: amount of run ning, not what people ate, that d etermint:d whether thl'y had high or low levelb of th1h blood fat UNLIKE LOW DENSITY lipoprote1n choh::.l<·rol. which 1s suspected of causing harden- ing of the· artencs, the high dens ity substance 1s bt>lu.•vt"<i Lo provide protection from he art trouble Tht.> study , conducted at Methodist Hospital In lluuston. was publJshcd tn today's issue or the New England Journal of Mcd1c10e , .. Hesults su1<gest that llDL differences among th<' thr<'t' group:. were pnmanly the res ult or d.Js. t<tnt'l' run. nc1t dietary factors." thf' researchers c·on c I ude<l Tiff: RESE/\RCllERS TOOK blood samples from 5!) m;iralhon runners, 85 joggers and 74 inac· t1ve mt•n, all between the ages or 35 and 66 llDL IC've ls were 6.5 milligrams pe r del'1liter in lhC' marathoners. SH rn Joggers and 43 in non· exer<"1scr<, Earlier i:.Lud 1t's ha Vf' shown that high levels or HDL are as:-.oc:iatcd with a lowered ris k or heart disease Hut rf'scarchers were uns ure whether people <'Ould ch<IOJW their JIDL levels by varying what they ate TIIER•: llAVE BF:F:l'I reports that fJDL ll'v•·ls go up 1f pc<>plc drink alcohol moderately or loM· weight "Th<' marathon runnns and Jogger,, did not <lrfft•r substantially from th•· 1n<1C't1ve sub1••1•ts an th1•1r rPportt'd drctarv habits. although thf'y had ''Kn1frt'antly hi gher 111)1. t•hole!>len1I h:vels." lhr· rt's<•a rt' ht' rs wr<ite They <Jtlnbutcd the d1Cfer~ncc1> to the m<;n s exercising habits . ··Even the joggers, who averaged only 11 miles per week, bad significantly higher HDL levels than did the iruactive men." The scientists noted that HDL in the blood or the runner'> was elevated "to • level associated with a s 1gmf1cant re duction of coronary risk " f'l DLJ<' NOTJ(.' •· PUBLIC NOTICF. 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Rodda ·a dlslrlc.:t Includes the Capitol, and he 111 the only senator who does n<1t maintain a dlttrtct office an ad dltlon lo tus Capitol office Sen. John Schmlti. D·Coroo• del Mar, bad the hl1heat auolln and oU bill. S2.•so. and the hlgheat rent on hla dlatrtct office. Sl.3.800. but waa 20th In overall •pending. Republican floor leader 8111 Campbell of Hacienda llelghta had the hJghesl telephone bill, Sl8,603. and his Democratic counterpart. maJorlty floor leader David Robe rti of Lo& Angele8, had lht haghei.t postage bill. $7 ,978 Johni.on had the hrghesl employee payroll, SZ17 ,892. Sen. Joe Montoya, D·WhltUer. bad the blgbeat ln·ttale t.r1vel coeta at 12.1~. and Sen. Barry Keene, D· Elk, the ht1heat out-of·at.at.e travel co.ti. $3,046. Sen. Bob Wlllon. D-La Mesa, ran up the biggest bill for newsletters. $89,306. Three Democratic senators. John ff o lmdahl of Castro Valley. Walter Stiern of Bakersfleld and Rose Ann Vukh of Dinuba. had· no newsletter expenses. excel with the XEL i-<r,mP11t.,. •Yf L 14 ·~ tn~ 1or1~ " 14 qir:n c.,..,.,f"I ')(t'N\ 20•,* mr,rf• p<JWt-<t \OflJ ty I Pdft;•I•• Aeq 69 9~ 5695 t•0'·,,,1 '"''""' ,lwr ru0•\1111>nl ln.-tn f(l I,_ u~r\tQIM"<J •l tn. • ' .,.,. , f ,. i. , ,,, t tt .-of l. C OU fl A J Mt rL A -t 41>* 1111 1, "''~'" u ,11 •,r,ulf'I '-•P''"O \t ~u•I" "'"' to\ 11 .• '"'''''""' ""'' , ,, , 'ft '"'""' 1tno,.,,, <• ~<AHJ ,,,l• •>• 10);• •1 l~l'I If-• 11f •-NH I ,.. r1'111reirt ,l f~lf"r...t"' ,,,,,~t·' ... '1 1i' r:t,•n ~rt~ /e'''J1+f..i I! fl d ,. 8 'l v Ir, r tt •• 'l •" M.inu&I Otl1nQ #)(f l I? 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IN COST A ~~ESA PHONE 546-7080 HOURS: YIEEK DAYS 9 to 9 • SATURDAY AN D SUNDAY 9 to 6 ..... --.. ---· -~ ..... -- Bnntln1PQ11 Beaeb F01111taln Valley EDITION .,... . . . v .. r&o•e&ow• DallyNew•paper F l FTEEN CENTS egqards Evacuate Huntington Residents ' VALENTINO (1926) AS 'SON OF THE SHEIK' JAa< KELLY f'tOH'T)WITH MAVERICK BROTHER Star· Light Burns Brig ht in H B Race Ry STEVF. MARBLE OI nt• 0 .. 1, f>;lol Sw" Huntington Beach'~ r urrcnt city council e lection race hai. <i liruptly turnt:d into a star war today Instead of t•andidates squabbling over land deve lop menL'> or t ax i;lui.hing m1t1allve~. a pair of Huntington Beach h<i~fub havt: i,quare-d off fo r a battle of entertain menl fame CANDIDATE JACK KELLY, who ga11Wd stardom µla" ing Hart Mavl·nr k, Jame5 Gamer's gambling brother in tht' M.,1ven<:k tclev1i.1on sen cs, 1s being questioned for u!-an~ the title of the show on tus campaign st atement. CoWlctl hopt>lul John Valentino. who chums hentage to stlC'nl film giant Rudolph Valentino, filed a complaLnl this week with the c ity clerk asking that Kelly ~ forced to scrub the word "Ma verick " "ff HE CAN GET away with that," complamed the 49-year-old Valentino. "I should be able to put Rudolph on mane" VaJentmo contends he's a cbstant relative to the legen dary "Sheik" but has kept that fact tohlmself until now Kelly, 52, maintains he used the old west.em television title on his statement for identification purposes. "THAT'S JUST WHAT I 'm known as," said the HWlt· ington Harbour resident. "If Roy Rogers was runrtlng he wouldn't use Leonard Slye, Duke Wayne wouldn't use Marion Morrison." City Clerk Alicia Weniworth said she sent the com· plaint to the city attorney's office and expects an answer by Friday. Mrs. Wentworth suggested Or ange County is very liberal on cam paign statements. ln 1978, she sald, a can· didale calling himself Steve "Citizen" Kane used the Orson Welles movie reference in bis cam paign for the Huntington Beach City Council. He lost. J\B lor Valentino versus Maverick, lune in later for the exciting conclusion. Meterlsts Bese•ell Flooding Closes Santa Ana Freeway • ., ..... AIMela&ed Prees f Floodina cloaed the busy san. A few motoriat.s were rescued from the roof• of their vebJc&es by Loa An11e le1 C ounty flreft1btel'1 and C altfornla Hl1bway Patrol offlcera 11 water collected 5 feet deep at a railroad ~rpua of the Im· pertal HlOway, the CHP Hld. It• Ana t reeway durlnt the momiDC rusb hour today after• Paclflc a torm a lowed o ver Southern Callfornla 1nd dropped 2 .1~ lncbH of rain ln ·Loa Anjel• ewer M boutl. I About three mUH of tbe fl'ff•-.Y. a major north·IOUtb eommuttr art.et)' cal'T)'l.q In· t eratat• 5 traffle between Oruae eoc.ty ana downtown t Loe AAftl•, wu cloeed bee .... ol mon tbaD a foot ol water ae· e11mu11Ud oa the frMW•J laael ovt rm,bt. ' "Tbe nooc11n1 tn t.l)at ..,... be1an wbeD the pumpt by the O oodrtcb Tire plaot •topped wonm, lbortly after 2 !;.~ laid ...... IDUl Sten P of tbe Callforal a Rltbway Patrol. About 40 ftblci., IDGlt· ly can, wtrt stalled ln UM flooded area. ~~--·- Mobile Homes Foooded By JERRY CLAUSEN Of 1M o.lty ...... Su tt lluntington Beach lifeguards were pressed into action late Thursday rtlght after torrential r a in forced c ity offi<'ials to evacuate 60 reside nts of a flooded mobile home park. Four hfeguards, manning two s mall boats. brought 20 resi- dents out of the lower part of the Beach View Mobile Home Pan. 17261 Gothard S t.. as firetruck.!) hghted the area through driving rain An esllmated 40 other victims of the n smg water either walked out or somehow managed to s tart their cars and pull up slop· ing mobile home park streets to higher ground City officials estimated that about half the park 's 81 res 1dences we re evacuated, with 39 evacuees spending the night a t a R ed Cross emergency sheller set up al nearby Murdy Park. City civil defense coordinator George Thyden said today that no inj uries were r eported as water rose deeper than four feet iD aome •POU. City bU:Udin1 department of. ficials noted that despite con· fw;ion and excitement caused b} the risin& water a mong many ol the e&deriy ,.ldenta, tbe flood roee above fioor level on only one home, that of Mildr ed M ur- ray in Sp•~ 70. Fire Departme nt officials established a command post near the site shortly a fter 1 l JO p m as heavy rains pounded Huntington Beach Fire CapL Roger Hosmer re· port ed that 1n adcbllon to the four fire units and 15 firemen a1d1ng the mobile home park re~- 1den ts. units also we r e dis patched to pump water from homes at three other locutions Ha rd rut by the pelting raw <Stt FLOOD, Page AZ> Jury Hears Woman Tell Rape Terror A s1x·man. six-woman Orangl' County Supe rior Court Jury hstened Wednesday as a Foun· taio Valley woman described the terror me felt during a 1979 rape attack alleged to have been com milted by the Huntington Beach pantyj)ose rapist. The woman's calm but ctuJl- lng account of the attack came during the filth day of testimony in the trial of Marlon Franklin Miller. 32. He is charged with m ultiple counts of rape, sex pe r version , rob bery and burglary ln connection with as· saults that occurred in west Ora nge County over a two-year period. "I eould feel the gun al my head. I could see rieht down the bar rel," the attractive, blonde told the jury in Judie Jerrold Oliver's courtroom. "I just kept very, very sWl I waa very a!raJd, a!raJd be was going to kill me," the woman teatlllecl. The woman saJd her attacker wore a face mu ll depictina an old man and alovea -both trade mark.a of the p a ntyhose r aplat who lnveat11 aton aay often wore pantyhose over hi5 bead under the maak. "I remember him atatfnl to me 'You've been raped by ~ beat' and be s aid he wu sure that J wanted him t.o leave and I didn't reapond," the woman l.Ufiecl. ff.er atta~ker alternate ly c•lled bbnaelf "1our friendly nel1bborbood raplat" a.od "a prof...a.at," th vlc:tlm told the coun. ·'He uSd tbit belt tblq I could do •M to forpt It ...,. Jlap- pen9d to me,•• a. t..WIM. MW bJ ~ Dtattld Al· to1"Dt7 O..liiO. fl .a.. aaw her uaa&Jmt ta U.. courtroom, the woman ldent.Jlled llUler. -----------:-= _...,..__ . .,.._ .. Detll ..... _.., ~ O'~ MOBILE HOME PARK RESIDENT STEVE REY NOLDS WADES TO HIGHER GROUND Residents of Beach View In Huntington Beach Fo rced to Evacuat e During Storm Hostages Near Release Iron President Imposes Conditions ROME (AP) Iran 's Prest dent Abolhassan BMni Sadr told an ltalJan inkn 1ev.er to<la y Uw American hostageb held 1n T eh ran for 103 days could be freed in 48 hours if Wastuneton accept.a "all the conditions" set by his government. met then we can promptly < arn out the relec1..,t> It d1· p.·ndi. I n·pc·dt. on tht-l nit1'Cl States It <the release> could bt..· a matter ol 48 hours " Ban.I-Sadr's coodlhons. enun. c1ated in a seri~ of interviews over the past three days, also lD· e lude having the United StJlt.e. pledge to rt>frain from mterfer ing in Iranian affair'> a nd to ad mat Iran"; "nght" tn rt't um dt· po-.ed Sh.th ~ohamm.td ffr1a * * * f'ahla' 1 and ht'> wt' a Ith to Iran. I n th1 1ntt·n ll'""' with th• I-rt>och nc~pJp<>r u: Mondc on ~f onday and w1Lh French radio a nd lefevtsaoo on Tuesday and Wednesday. the lraruan prest· dent also said his government no longer demanded return of the ~hab. now li vi ng an Panama. before releasing the a pprox- 1matl'I' 50 Amencan hostaga.. h1•ld '>mr1· th1· l ' S Eml>as~y in T 1·hr.1n v.a.., 'lt·111·d '\;o\ I * * * Those cond1t1on s have 10· eluded having the U S govern ml'nl pubhr ly acknowledge 1t has committed past "rr1mt'S" in I ran '>Oml•thin~ o ff 1<·1ab 1n Washington havt• .... :ud 1t v.tll not do At tus news conforence Wt'<l nt'sday m~ht. Prt·..,1dt•nl C'artcr n·fui.ed to answt•r a rt'portt·r ·., quc·st100 for his comment on th1· l ' ~ roll• m returnin~ tht• dt• Carter Endorses HOSTAGES' FAMILIES HA VE MIXED VIEWS -A4 Commission Probe posed shah to lht· thron.-m 19~1 President CJrll•r -.;11d 1t would not bt..· prQPt·r for him lo rom menl oo what h1· callt'<l "anc•u•nt h1 SlOr} ' "As I h<ive .... aut. whNher and when the American ho'lta~f'., wou Id ht> relt•t1st•d dt'pt•nd'I on t he U S att1tudt> " Rani·Sadr s aid ID an inte rv1C'w with tht· Italian RAJ ll'levb1on tap('(f in Tehran t•arher in th<' du} 'Wt: have put fon~ard our pro p o ~ a h a n d w l' h a v t' (' o m munic<it<'d our opinion. Wt• art· w;.11t1ng for thf' n•sults "Wht:n aJ I tht• rond1t1ons a re WAS JllN<;T0:"-1 1i\P 1 Pn .... 1 <ft•nt C:artt•r. ID a move to ..:.11n rt.•lf'J<;<' of somP 50 Ami>nc<.tn hoslJRt·.... IS t'Odtir'>IOR an In ternat1ooal romm1s<.wn to l'it plore Iran ·., lonR fe\lerin i;e i.?rte' ant'l"S aRa &ru.t tht· depcl:><.'Cl -.hah and lhe L'n1ted Stdtt''.'> Jhs declaration al d nl'v.<. con f<'rence Wedne3<Jay. aµpt'arc-d t11 mark a pohc) change C.trter -.aid there \I.ere "some pos1ll "" -.1 gns" toward endmi: the !OJ d ay impasse but refll!>ed to gu in Io det.a:Hs ll 1s announcem e nt capped day lonft rumors and poh t.Jcal dut'ls betwf.'en his adm1n1.str<1 No Progress Made In Teacher Strike "Negative progress" was made during resumed contract talks Tuesday. a spokesman for strikin1t teachers in the Founwn Valley Police Car Crashes A Fountain Valley police car speedl.na to the scene of an acci· dent this mornin& collided with another vehicle al the comer of Brookhunt Street and Garfield Avenue. Fountain Valley police said Officer John McDonald was pro· ceed lnl toward an accident near Fountain Valley Hl&h Scbool with aim> on and Uabt.a Oashini wbe n b1a car collided wttb a vehicle drtven by Evanaellna Vaaquea, 19, 4'30 W. Mauale, Santa Ana. · The Californ i a H l tbway Patrol, 1'hieb ll lnveatl•attnc the ffddeot, aald tbe woman waa transP:Orted to Pacifica Hoapttal lo· HunUniton Beach. where &be wu treated and re· leased. Valley Elementary &hool Dts· tnct said loday "It looks like it may be a long one. and we're gearing up," Bill Bianchi. executive director ol West Orange County United Teachers. said after describing teachers' fr u s t ration over yesterday's bargaining. In the fifth day of pickeUnt to- day. 284 ol 440 bargainin1 unit members <teach ers , school nurses, etc.> were out, com· pared to 299 Wednesday, a dis- trict spokesman said. After a djouroine lbe talks Wedneeday n.laht, the supervta- lnc state inedf ator promised to caJI both sides together again ln a few ru.~. ~ of lhls mom- I n 1. n o n ew sess ion was scheduled. Rr.ctor Idled SOtrrHPORT, N.C. <AP) A nuclear reactot at Carolina Power 6 Ll&bt Co.'1 Bnmawtck plut ~tic.Uy abut down Wednesday when sensitive in· 1trumenta were Jarred, resulUna lo f alae readlna •. a CN ,L 11)oke1man aa.lct . ~ ~-· ----------------------------------- two dnd Sen Edward M Ken nv<l). bJ., rh1ef challl•nger for the.· l>t•mocr.H t<: p res1 dt•nl1al num inat1on Tht• M<1~c;a chust•lls ~('nator had s<>u~hl to ta kt• c·n.>d1t for tht· l.it.-st mov" Rut Carter called Kt>nnl'dy ~ cl.um and the '>t•nator·., ht;in) of allf'ged U.S foreign po l1 rv m""take~ d.ima~.mg LO our <.'Ountr) ... The p~1deot 's endorsement of · an appropnatt• comm1ss1on with a c are ful l y d efi n e d purpose" contra~tcd with h1~ doubts a t a news cooferenrt· Nov 2.8 that any forum would h!.ten to Ira nian complain~. JUSlJfied or not Carter was careful not to pro- claim a breakthrough 1n the tedious and s till uns uccessful negollatJons over the Americans se1.zed by militants on Nov. 4. Coast We athe r Partly cloudy through Friday with chance of rain decreasing to 30 percent tonight and Friday. Con- tinued cool. Lows tonight ~ at the beaches a nd 52 Inland. Highs Friday 60 along the coast and 65 in· land . INSIDt; TODAY lie dorm't drink ~er or J1"mp pell, but the .son o/ Prime Minbter Margaret Tholcher ii being cUnoimced cu "8rltom'1 BW11 Corter " Storu. photo. P~ A9. l•dex AI Y-~ AU =~ t11 a t:::a..... : ............ -: L.M.-..,. A6 ....._...._. M :a~~ .. J. ~' Of' .... c-tY Ate AJ ,.... .... =:-Clt-tf ~Cl,,16 c__, ~ E .:: p. .......... "" ..... ., ......... l!rW T......... • ."trt .... TlllNMI .. ,. ~ cw v.-... CiW ...,_... Cl ..... M •nvtSeist .. t Al DAL V PILOT H/f T!?ul!d!y. F!bN!IY 1• ,_, ~--JV T BREAKING--......... Russ Tanh, Plane Hit Afghan Rebela •1~AI ode!_..._ Sovtet t..W and at l ul oee llltcMI .,.,......JllllM a ...., b1tUe wttb Aflb&n dlutdenta Uda .-11.ta. freilil.abW Mill lh•re we,.. an unctet.rmlned number ol e uaJtMI. • ... .,.. ,... port ftom Kabul Hid today In ~a. Swtuerland, I.be United States toJd • meetlnl ol the U N 11\lman RJ1ht1 Commlalan that "aubetanUal Dumbtn of prlaonen" had IMtc flown to the Soviet Union from Araba.nllt&o, eccordial '°a .-.Ion uaaacr1pt r.leued by the U.S. Mlalon lD O.n"a. The \J .&. ""••le uked •Mther lhe R~d Orem bad been toYit.ed '° Yi.tt tatm. Cal Trans Diiputes Deficit SACRAMENTO CAP> -A itUd)' fONCUUnl a $435 mUllon dtflelt for at.ate hl1hway1 by 19" lt hued oa "faulty uaump- Uona. '' HYI • 1poketwomen for the atate Department of Tran1PortaUoo. The atudy was prepared by the Arthur Yount aod Co. conault1n.g finn tor the lltetAI Tr•mportaUon Co mmtuloo, which h as 1cbeduled a beartng on it Feb. 28. A dilpatch from At1hanbtan by Auod•lN Pren Cor reapondmt Mkhael Ooldlmit.h quoted w1tnesa.N aa a1.1tn1 thct Soviets fouaht aJ'I bour Ions battle wtt.b lbe rebeb Monday ln the vllla1e of Car1ba north of Kabul. tht caplul. WHtern diplomas ln lhe vlclnlty aaid they aaw Soviet Infantry and ~ &O 01 lnto action •••lllst an army baructa lD t.he vtlla1e. ., ...... It aays the current 16.5 trillion flve·year stale highway •i.d transportation plan, which runs until June 30, J.IM, will nm lnt.o a deflcit because CalTl'ana bu underestimated ita needl for an· nual operating revenues and runds to match federal tugbway dollars. fte •111•rCN CrMletll BELGRADE. Yua051•Vla (AP> O<K't.ora reported today lbat President Joslp Broz Tilo was ln "cnUcal" condJtJon deepltAt 'i.ntenaive meuuret" to save the 87·ytar-old Yusoslav leader's We. "A certain lmp~vement took place followiq lhe lntAtDllve Former rtrst lady Bess Truman, in good health d e spite bothersome arthritis, quietly celebrat.ed her 95th birthday today in Independence, Mo., opening her gifts, arranging con· gratulatory flowers, ·and reading her card from the White House. But CalTrans spokeswoman Susan Brown said Wednesday that the report is inaccurate. meaaures of treatment, but the cood1Uoo is atiU very difncult." the doctors said ln • medical bulletin. There wu no word on de· tails of Tito's treatment. GeWPtWe.SMa LONDON CAP> -Gold prices dipped around the world to- day as the dollar firmed up in response to hints of a pouible breakthrough that could lead to the release or the American hostages in Iran. Gold tumbled $15.09 an ounce on t.he busy Hon& Kong market to close at $680.20. The metal was selling for $661.50 an ounce at closing on lhe London market. In Zurich, Europe's largest market, gold closed down $9 at $685.50. Earlier in Tokyo, the dollar rose for the fourth conseeuUve session to close at $242.475, up from a Wednesday close or S24l.90 nret..,.t~ Walle Oii CHICAGO <AP> -Firefighters walked off the job today and refused to answer fire calls, leaving only skeleton ere~ to watch empty firehouses In the nation's second-largest city. A spokesman for the mayor said some firefighters were returning as the day wore on Schmitz, Cranston Racing for Senate SACRAMENTO fAP) -Alan Cranstcm and J ohn Schmitz are oppo~m~ ('<Jl'h othe r for the U.S. !>en ate. but that 's whe re the :.1m tlanl1es end They even have different ways of launchlng a campaign. C r a nston, the two ·term Democrat and Senate majority whip, stuck to tradition Wednes· d ay . He kicked off his re· election bid with a series or ap· p earances all o ver the s tate alongs ide s miling , pra1s 1ng Dl"mocratlc officials. Schmitz. a Hc publican state sl'nator and once the Amcncan ln<kpcndt-nt Party <'andidatt· for president, simply filed has C'an dirlacy paper~ m Oran~l' Counly <.ind told a fow re .rtcrs about it latt>r T hal was a turnabout from 1976. when Schmitz. R ·Corona dt>I Mar, announced he would run for the Senate but later backed out without fllinfit . C;impa1gn style is only one of lhe differences between the two. Cranston. a balding 65-year· old who is a ploddmft s peaker, 1s a liberal, although some critics have accused him of moving Lo the ri~ht rettntly. Schmitz. a glib 49.year-0ld, ls one of the m ost conservative Golden West Sets Women Lectures members of tht• IA>g1slature, a fact he said he would help in the rac e for the GOP Senate nomination. ··Everyone running ror the Republican nominauon is a con· servative," he said. "But I 'll be the conservative with a legislative re<:Ord. I don't have to give speeches. I can Juat t.ell them to foe>k at the record." Besides Schmitz, other poten- tial or definite GOP candidates include tax r ebel Paul Gann. former Los Angeles Ma~·or ~m Yor ty, and James Ware, the Republican cand1d ~le for con trollcr in l.978 Cr a nston says he 1s s upp<>rt.ln g a U .S. boycott of the Moscow Olympics and an increase in de- fense spending because of th<' Ru ss ian i nva s i o n o f Afghanistan. Census Takers' Tests Set Friday Testing for temporary jobs with the U.S. Census Bureau will be offered Friday at the Hunt- ington Beach Clvtc Center, 2000 Main St. room B·7, beginning at 9a.m For additional information contact Steven Redfearn at 831-433>. 'ltWast1'tM~ Funeral Set For BB Plane Crash Victims Funeral services for a Hunt- ington Beach couple who died in the mid·alr collision of two small planes near Lo6 Angeles International Airport last week will be held Friday. Final rites for Jaclt Murphy. 40, and hls 30-year-old wife, San· dra. will be read at Westminste r Memorial Park mortuary at 1:30 p .m . Burial will follow al Wt'stminsler Memorial Parle. The Murphys were flying a r<'nted Piper Cherokee out of Huntington Beach's Meadowlark Airport, according to the brolher of the p1 lot. Be said they left last Friday for San Jose where they planned t o celebrate their eighth an· n1versary, which would have been last Monday. Murphy, a toy company rt .. s earcher. is survived by his brother, James, and daughter. Cheryl Becther, both of Hunt· ln&loo Beach. Sandra Murphy. a oaUve of Wes trninster, is survived by her father. Donald Pierce; sisters. D o nna and Tammy , and brothers Tony and Brad . all of Huntmgton Beach. Bandit Robs Motel in HB A gunman with a green pla.stic bag pulled over bis bead held up a Huntington Beach oceanfront motel late Wednesday and escaped wllb $150 in cash, police s aid. According to a clerk at the HunUngtoo Shores Mot.el, 21002 Pacific Coast Highway, the rob· ber entered the mot.el office at about U :lO p.m . and pulled out a gun. He told officers lbe bandit put the day's receipts into bis pockets and fled. A four.part lecture series ex· :i m min~ the role of women today 1s being offered by Golden West Colle~e Women's Center, begin· ning next Wednesday at noon in the community cent.er. The lectures, to be held Feb. 27, March 5, and March 12, will discuss the role of women in politics, education, and careers. F'or further inform 11.tion call 892·7711, extension 591. Barley Reiterates 'Love' for Victim OAANO! COAST W F DAILY PILOT fNo Ot41nQ1PC .... I Deily ~ltet wrt"~~'\ft>M bo"-<ftNo ~ ..... ~' ,,~,,......, ... ,,,,,.0r-.,. ,,..,, Pvt:lfl~(~y S-0.r•t• .Olt*"'°'""'" ~bO,Mct ~6Y ttv"°""Of' 'rid•• kW (O"lte Mf.Y ~ fitlNcf'I. """""""'°" ~ec.tvP'.~ f""•"'V61.._, Irv"""' l ....-W&t.c:" lot.tf,..C..., A .,11101 .. ,. .. ~..,_,..,_ h PIM•""'4 $..e!iHN 'f"\Mrd "•ll'«t••' """'fll'M.,... p.fbi1\ht"" .,._,. '' M U1 ~,, ••• s.,....,.c-.e..~ c .... ~.~ ._. .. _ ~---· .,... ""-'.,.,. ,.. .. '-Vi(·~""*"'allldO.--.. ~ .,_..._ Cclllet n::..:..4..."it ~"~ ._,....,. .......... Me ............. _..,~ -··°'-""""'··-Huftltftaton 8•ldl Ofnoe 11t:lf .... ~ --f Melll ... -ftH f!O loo.,__._ Offlo9• l -~.0-lftl No C.0.•I M.,...., Cot••~ .. JJO w .. 1 41•r "'"' By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of -Dally ~i.t S&Mt The defense in tbe Thomas Barley murder trial rested lu case Wednesday, after the former Daily Pllot report.er re iterated bis love for bis slain wife. Catherine. "I love Calberine more than 1 ever did," Barley, 51. told the seven-man, five-woman jury at 'the end of lengthy cross· examination by Deputy District Attorney Cliff Harris. Of the May 26 stabbing attack that left Mrs. Barley dead on a walkway in front of a Santa Ana coffee shop. Barley uld, "It wasn't me that dld that, Mr. Harrt.a. It wun't me." The defense baa claimed lbroupout the tlve-week trial that Barley was ln the mldat of a blackout when the stabbing oc· curred and that be has no con· sdous rerolle<:tion of the event.a that occurred. the night before the stabbing when he called his wife and heard another man's voice in the background. Barley and his wife had been separated for six days prior to her death. .. By God. she told me that whenever she fancied it and she wanted to go out with anotber man. she would. And sbe meant 1t." Barley testified. Shortly before the stabbing, Barley testified. be spoke with his wife by telephone and they aereed to meet later in the day so he could itve her $300 to re· pay a loan. Asked by the prosecutor whether Mrs. Barley bad v1olal· ed their marrlaae agteement. Barley responded, "Yes. but I wasn't surprlsed. She bad done lt before." Barley said hls goal was for him and Mrs. Barley to move to Ireland to improve their marital relatlonahip. Barley ls a native ol Ensland. "We thmk there are some glitches in the numbers and a lot or faulty asaumptloos. We have sufficient revenues to carry out the five-year program." Ms. Brown said. "lt seems they began the re· p<>rt with an assumption -lhe need to raise gasoline taxes - and wrote a report to support the assumption," she added. Ms. Brown said the repon. un· derestimat.es the interest rev· enue on hi ghway reserve funds and assumes a payment pattern for long·term projecLc; "not based on actual ex perience." Reacting to the report, Senate President Pro Tem James Mtlls. D -S an Di e g o. sa id the Legtslature ··will fa.nd Its hands lied" In trying to cover that def· lc1t because of Proposition 13 property tax cuts an<l the spen<J· in~ hrrul!> imposed by Propos1· tion 4 ··11opcs for rutur<· highway de· ve lopment are de a d." Mills said. "Because of passage last year or Proposition 4, g asohn<• tax es canno t be rai s~d for purpose!) of h1 J:hway e xpen · d1tures without n •dur ing a p· propriations ror othe r pro· grams" Gunman Gets 81,000 From Valley FirDI A gunman strode up to the center counter a t a Fountain \'a lley savings and loan TUC'Sday afte rnoon. announced "'This 1"> J robbery," and got away v.1th about $1,000, police s aid. The bold·up occurred at the Southwest Savings and Loan As· s oc1atlon o ff ice at 16171 Brookhurst St. Police sald the robber w~ at· tired In a blue ski jacket and dark blUt> knit cap and dtsplaycd what appeared to be an automatic pistol. A teller banded. ove r the money and signaled for police. Detective Don Coolt said police surrounded the savings and loan wtt.hul two minutes of th e alarm. but the suapect escaped. The FBI has been c alled 10 to assist in the io· vesti.aaUoo. be said. Thal view 11 aupporud de- f enae attorney Oeor1e Clnlla bellevea, tbrougb 1ta\ementa Batley made wtill• under h)"P.- noeD aDd the lnlluence of a truth Mrum. Speakinl of their marrtqe. Barley aald, "l didn't think It WH over. Sbe wu very vtable, • very 1exy, a very attracUve woman. ' Barley conceded tn bls tetUmony that he became aDJJ'Y ' "God know• what came between us." Barley tMUftecl. "-- ------------------------------------- ' Mas O .. •Jrie Geld Leonhard Stock of Austria speeds past gate on Whiteface Mt. race course on his way to winning the men's downhill today at the Want.er Olympics in Lake Placid N y Stock who came to Lake Placid as an alternate on Ui~ A.ustria~ team, was clocked in 1 :45.50 for the two-mile run. Pete Pattt:rson of Sun V~lley, Idaho, finished fifth. the best s~owmg by an Amencan. See story in today's Sports sec-tion. Page Bl. F,....P,..eAI FLOODS HIT AREA. • • aod rising waters were homes near Springdale Street and Warner Avenue, 13th Street between Palm and Or ange Avenues and at Atlanta Avenue and Beach Boulevard. Long-time Hunllngt.on Beach weather obser1er J Sherman Denny noted today at 2 Ii inches of ra1J1 fell between 6 a m. Wednesday and 6 a m. today Not.mg that 1t was the most rain he'd ever recorded over J 24·hour penod 1n the past 49 years, Denny o bserved that m osl of the deluge fell late Wednesday ru~ht. Capt. Hosmer said, "'The ram just overw1aelmcd the storm dram system.·· Public works officials blamed the mobile home park flood on a plugged stor m drain. Hosmer said a block wall fell over a por· tion of the dratn Ul addJLK>n to tbe sill and debna collected there. CoWlcllwomae llut.b Fin)ey said today that lh1.a is the third such drain b&ockaee reported at lhe parlt this year. · · t get a call a.ft.er every maJor r ain storm." Mrs Finley saJd. ~hP said parlc manaRer l.A t~h ~tlll'r d.um..., lht• nt\ 1' at fJull bl.'Ca!J.S(: lht: dram 1i. inad(-.1Udll· Hut Mr; F'lnlt'v said ,h,. has bt>en lold b) cit} off1c1al!> lhdl parking lot :.onstruction at adJ3· cem O<-ean Vu.•w Hag h School had blocked the dram Mayor Don MacAlll.ster saJd · Benefit Swap Meet Slated at College Reservations are still being accepted for swap meet spaces for a fundraiser to be hekt at Golden Wegt College Feb. 23. beginning at 9 a m. Proceeci.1 from tbe swap meet will go to benefit the school's choir and band. For further m· f ormatioa call 812· 7711, en. S02. he, too, has heard about Ule drainage problem at the park over the years. "You have to remember," he said, "the area the park is next to 1s a natural bog, and the ques· lion really 1s. ·can we totally control what nature d~s? ' " M a cAlhstcr said he drove about the city dunng the height or Wednesday naght"5 ram ··1 though Lhl' whole city was i:oan lo{ lo fall into the ocean lhe way thmRS looked."' Meanwhil e, Red Cross coordJnator Margo Mihalic said he r orRanizallon will cootmue to reed and houi.e mobilehome pa rk evacU<'t'S at Murdy Park until at lea.st tomorrow. Cots and cooking facilities have been set up in the park. rccre allon structure, she said. Whale many of t.bose e vacuat- ed late Wednesday and early Thursday remam at the shelter. some began relurnln& lo t.belr homee lb1s mondnc· One of them, Mrs. Glorta Doyle, was wading ln knee-high wat~r searchin g for her cat, ··s panky." She bad last se<!n th'· :m1mal 1 "'"•nnl! m Jn J\o•-.11t11 trl'<" .Jl J bout l.:! JU a m . !>h•· • •• 111! ~h~ a nd h1•r hus band wc>rc- J ' '''''P v. hl·f\ J v. a k c•nNJ hy poundJng_ on tht.'tr mohtlPhomc aoor at about 12 10 this mommi.!- "F ire engines were here and this man told u.'I a boat could come and get us," she recalled. But she said her hus band. Bus ter, d.Jdn't wait. He managed to s tart hts small Datsun despite near·hii>-dttp watt>r and drove up the bill "I decided not to wait, either, and JUSl waded out," she said. Later. Doyle went back for the couple's dog , fs ckon. but couldn't coax Spanty from lhe tree. abe said. . ' ----------------- \ CAUF.ORNIA .. 11 Ce.•• Gas Overcharge Violations Hit L08 ANGELES <AP) -Depmt.meat al SMro adon l&J uu IM lt.lltkml are ove~ their C9tom .. ~u.r.. U.. U. aatloul .....,., •lt.b ue.lllve eba,... ·~ two to ftw ceab • p1loD. 1'be ~ OYOttb91"19 dt1K'OYC!J'ed siDce lut Aui-t WU U .& ceau. 1allaa ... ott\c6al laid rr WA.8 UGOUl'&D that • bta overdtarstM •W'l'8 oee.aTed ln J...aary aa b&ll cnadc oU ~nee blk aboWed up at die NI.all ptpwap. 8'ace Aus. l •kt\ Uw \mtlr&Y departmmt atrwmlh_. lta prke-MU.lna (Uidollnt!•. 98 pertt-nt of the area at.aUou c:bected were found to bo ovcrcbar&J.Djl rhat compara wttb a nadoeal aveJ'qe ol l.9 ~rn!nl 'A.NUA.llY t'IGUIU!S WEllt: fl} 1Hlrc-ent locally and 27 percent naUonwuie FederaJ ofhdals t>mpbasued, hOwever. Uu1t t.be prlcinc lnfrac- tiona were dat.covered at uperal1oru. oo whicb the department bad received complaanlb The cbe<'k& were not random. But the num- bers md.1cate a tugher rate of ovt!rchargeb here, they s aid. ~. '*"-' 14, ,., DA.IL Y PILOT .45 K-9 Cop Arrests Gumnen DANVILLE (AP > -Two cunmen held aeveo persons boeta&e ln a suburban realdenee for an hour. then were captured by a police doc after excbanglne gunfire wtth otttcen when they tried to escape. autboriUes Aid. One of the men wu abot ln the arm by poUce Wednesday ni&bl when the pair attempted to drive away from the house wtlb two of the boatagea, Contra Costa County sheriff's depuUea said. "The vehicle, disabled by of. fleer gmafire. was abandoned in a nearby school yard, and the suapecb were s ubtiequenlly ar- rested by a K·9 cop," Sgt. Ken Dyer aa1d. Dyer sa1d Richard Paz. 28. and Brian Shipp, 21. both of Pleasant Hill, were arrested for conspiracy, kidnapping, rob· bery. assault with mlenl to com· GEORGE HUBBARD, audll director of the energy department enforcement d.Jvision ht!r<:, speculatt.'<1 Wednesday that tighter sup plies and pnce lids higher than most other parts of the country were behind the v1olalions A Valftltiae fer Oar !Wei .... ,.. ,mil murder, assault with deadly weapon and burglary. Paz was treated at Contra Costa County Hos pital an Martinez for the mmor gunshot wound. Both men were being held in the county jail "U a guy across the street from me as allow~ lo charge ten cents a gallon more than I am and i.taU bas a Une of cars waiting to gel in, then the temotation for me as lo Jack up my price:• be ex- plained ·'Tight suppht-s plus h1gh rmce equals violaUons." Edward N. Hepper , member of the Cana- dian Consul General's office in Los Angele& receives a singing valentine in his office as other members of the staff look on . The event, sponsored by a local com- pany called ''Live Wires." was to show ap· Runaway Tank Truck Crash Kills Driver NEWHALL CA P > Official1> urc invest.J~atmg the c·ausl'.' of a tanker truck crash and f1 re on northbound Interstate 5 that took the Life of its driver . a 35 year old Los Angl'lt• ... man. and closed all lanes of the freeway fnr three hours. "Both sides of the frl•cway were on fire when offic ers arrived," said California Highway Patrol officer John Gi?ntry. ( STATE J tear gas lo break up Wednesday night's fight. which started in a cor- ri<lor by inmates returning from the dining room, prison spokesman Clilf Reed saad. Twelve crude knives were recovered from the ar ea, be said. S.le prices good dtru Presidents ~ ~ Feb. 18, °' "'41/le ~I.ts/. LEVI'S WESTERN SHIRTS preciatioo to the Canadian government for its help m gettl.Jlg American c1tlzens out of Iran. The singing tno, from left. are Cyndi Cardinal , R ebecca Cash, a nd Jude Kothmann. Dyer said shenH'~ depul.le~ we re called lo the home ot An thooy Romano about 7 : 50 p.m on man-with·a·gun complaint. The accident occurred al 7:20 pm Wednesday when the brakes ap parenlly failed on the double-trailer rig, during a snow nurry, causin~ 1l to run out of control. strike two vehicles an d the n explode into names. The n g was hauling :in un identlficd nammablc hqu1d The L0C1dent followed a clash Tues- day nagbt involving 40 lo 60 inmates m wh1cb one inmate was killed and another injured, Reed said. (A)Oloowfromlonq~·--..k"t'n.indj\'dn~m ,,,,.,.m¥"_.. a~ pldKh Collon/poly.~ M L ·Xl RecJ $1 / ~ lO ,.,..,_.._ n..BeWhlE'r•INll LOS ANGELES CAP> -U.S . postal inspectors havt• arrested a Los Angel~ couple, s<>ught by ft-final authorities an conoect1on with a scheme to collect more than $45,000 Crom insurance companies through phony accident claims. Assistant U.S. Attorney Henry Rossbacher said Joseph Berson, 39, and Norma Jean Keenan, :n. who claims lo be Rcrson's wire. wen~ ar· rai~ned late Wt.'<lncsday before lJ S Magistrate· J ohn R Kronenbf..'r~ Bml was set at $25.000 TRACY (AP) The second brawl in two days at the Ocuel Vocatwnal Institute mvolvPd about a.1 pnsoncr<i. some u.<iing pnsun m;uh• weapons, and has lt·fl five mme:tl<'S an1ured , of· ficaa ls ~ay Prison guardfi us1•d l wo rounds of 11 .... 1 ... ieaS•• .. , LOS ANGELES <AP> -U.S. Marshals were searching today for four inmates who used two prison vehicles to ram their way out of Terminal Island Federal Correc· tional Institution. Local authorities were loolting for one of the escape vetucles. an orange 1962 hall-too pickup truck of unknown make wb.icb the escapees may have used to drive away from the area. The lnmates crashed the double gates al the facilit y with the pickup and a fire truck al 7:40 p.m . Wednes· day dunng a free-movement period at the minimum security facility. Sl•lfl•• €w 11.elllefl FRESNO CAP> -The Fres no death penalty case against a 30-year· old man charged with the rape-sl,aymg of his 12-year-0ld stepdaughter was dis missed on a legal technicality, then 1mmedlatelyrefiled. Donald Griffm i.s ttcused in lbe death oflhe girl, wb<>&e body was found Dec 13 slashed and sexually mull lated near the San Joaquin River . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ See the Vera Maxwell Spring Collection of Suits end Coats, shown by I special tept 111nt1tive at I. Magnin South Coelt Plaza on Friday .id Saturday. F«>ruary 16 end 16. Impeccable tailoring in superfine fabrics: soft woolens, mohair and Ultrasuedl polyester- polyurethane. The dinner and theatre suit in black UltraHtdl. e nipped-in jedcet over slim skirt, 6 to 14 llzes 646.00. Fine Sult Salon Lmagmn South Coett Plaza Coltl Mesi 967-1611 . _,, -.. -- NOW $11.49-12.99 LEVI'S MOVING' ON JEANS (B) ~'on popular ~"" m pH'Wit..ned denlm,N!Vtdl !VAii, corduroy Of b!Wled canon ~ ~ m wlfocied siores ~ 28 38. Reg \19 24 NOW $13 .99-17.99 HN.\NIAN PRINT SHIRTS (C) Tremendous o,,/J\llng' "" I~ f11mtll" n\111..o"f ~II.On print ~ for q.,I, ~loOrfrd fq.q \lh NCM' $16.99 (D) ~li>fv' a qt col h.orqol111 ""\I' ior f.r.<>•111· ..,,,4,..,,.., < • "l'i fllWll' by Lt'Yl 's Aw rolo" .irtd .,,.,.i .. ., f<•'I 1.L l !H NCM' $18.99 fl ) ~,..... ""'""" of ""'"' ,,,.,,.. •'11fl•rll...,.cd "'""" ,,, <.erf'f'fl [)<Int I.nit '>hirt<,. HJ(Y' 1 rA1•"' Rr-1 \LO .'I N(MI $14.99 SAVE 25%0N OCEAN PACFIC PANTS (F) W.· ~ cvt n<•r(.., '"' 'h"" ,four mo-.i rw'!lU~'' -..\I.>-. fr)( "f1'111'j 11111\V (I 1lor\ ol rr!11rtn -.h;.'e1t"') M llflrJkvj pripltp <;,.•i('(fl"'.I """''"' Ill '"'kt fl•d ,fl~ .... w.,1-J ... /I • lH ~ii !<.'CJ \LU I. 2 NOW $14.99--16.99 SAVE 20% ON CANDFS SHOES 'ilM• oo OO(' nl oorrrlO'.I n<JPUi.,r .,n,_.. .... Gmdrt' ~ hy f I (,,"f O ~11-d ""'"" l\dW h-.'ft rt..-ltJ< 1-d hlf for ""'' d.1\1'-1 Jrtly. vi hurn,. f!'M 114'V r hotee B ffEE KMT SPORT SHIRT (G) Famous w,A•nq ~ ~ cool ... h!k-ttetn..· 100" ctlflon ~~~m~hloewotti ... f\, .. M/u•l•Jtl•• Limited ~. <,o hwv l<rq ~ 14 NOW$8.99 ~A CRVZ TOPS IH) Gr-ne s.itngs on thew adorctble embtOl<kf l'<f top<, fiom Sine OW. Reg St9 NOW$12.99 Ol"EN __,,, 10-1:311, ur 10-7, SUN 10-1 a : -------- ' Orange Cont 0 1lv P1tot Trust Misplaced Eats Tax Dollars The flnal prop boldlna up a private ft.rm bfDdHn1 HOl\Unitcri Beach 'I federally f.a.d job plOlr&ID WU bocked down th1s ~ wheP t.be aty CouDdl voted to cancel lta ccmtract wtlb the company. Western lnlUtute ol Careen lnc., hired laat OeL l by the city, la under lo v..uaauoo by the Ora.qe County Manpower Commiuioo on chartee OI mllm°U Com· prebeuive E!nplo.vmeat Tralnlal Act CC!:I'Af . The Manpo••r Comml•lk>D, tbroup which all federal f\IDds earmarked for eounu job tralnln& now. curtailed Wettem'1 tax ~ last week. ln t.be wake of tbe miamanqem.nt allec•Uom. C!Om· mluioaen qreed to help Western wind down lta e>pera· Uoos and clole tu doors by March l. The chances center an>und allel•Uom that W•tem and ita presl<\ent, Robert Cunnh»&b•m . milh&nd.1ed tax dollars by leaatng otficee wit.bout approv~r.pu.rchulna eit~nslve funuture a..od grantlna lar1e gay ruaea. Becomln1 cl"ar as the fact that all tbe hoopla eou1d bu ve beer1 a voided ll offldala had kept a closer eye oo the firm's doing.4'. It was Hunungtc;e Beach City Admln1st.ntor Bud Belsito who recommended that City Council members hire the firm to be manaaed by several former city employees. It would seem Belaato must share m the b!Jime that no controls were esubllahed to watch over Weatern's af. fairs. That omission might be shared by manpower officials. Allegations Indicate that most of the s pending transgressions occurred before Western was established and when its officials were on the city's payroll. City administrators and the council certainly should h ave been aware of those questionable financial moves during that period. · But elected officials often tend to take an eye off funds granted by federal agencies when they aren't part of the general fund and derived from local taxes .. Further, there are allegations that relatives of three city officials were on the C~ A payroll when the pro- •~ram was managed by Huntlngton Beach. Nothing appears to be illegal in that move, and the of. ficials claim they did nothing tO secure the jobs for their . relatives. But there is an old adage that says any good electri· cian knows where the hot wires are located and keeps his hands away from them. U there is a lesson in the CETA controversy, it has to be that the taxpayer never should assume his dollars are being spent wisely. That's a tough lesson when the classroom moves from Sacramento or Washington, D.C .. into his own horn clown. Caution in Order The Fountain Valley City Council had UtUe choice last week but to reverse the decision of the cit)"~ Plan· ning Commission and grant Sun World Family Tanning Center Inc . .a permit to open a local tanning parlor. Pressed by Sun World lo act quickly on its applica- tion. the commissioll originally denied the pernut in order to research the fledgling tanning parlor industry. which uses indoor booths and ultraviolet lamps. Eventu.aUy. the commission developed health and safety rcguJations for local parlors and granted perm1ts lo th rec· such busrnesses. Apparently irritated by Sun World's uulial pressure, howt'Vl'r, the c·ommiss ion failed in a 2·2 vote to reconsider tht· hnn'i-. request for a permit Local plannrn~ guidelines must be applied consistent· ly, <Jnd the councal properly granted Sun World a permit Ot..>sp1te ats foot-dra~ging, the Planning Comm1ss1on d<·scrves credit for res earching the tanning LDdustry and for 1mposmg ht.•alth and safety requirements on the parlor... Until the Ion~ term r·ffects of such treatments are known, s uch precautions arc in order. • Opinions ~xpressed "' the space abOve are thoc,e ot me Datly Pilot Other v1nw~ "XPO•">Sod on this page are those of 1he11 author~ dnd c:1rt1:.I~ A1wdor commont 1s 1nv1ted Addrt1ss fhe 0 ,111y Piiot P 0 Box 1560 Go:.ta MU'><!. CA 'l~6::>6 Pha n~ (714) 642·4321 Boyd/Stuttering By L.M. BOYD A man who says he• h:.i' s tuttered all his Ure repe>rt!-., .. J"requenlly the most d1r. f1cult syllabi~ for u stutterer to pronounce are those in his own name." When an e1:1rthworm needh a nap. it takes it, regardless or what's going on. So deep is this innate 1mpuls 1on that whl'n you rut said worm In hair, both halves take their naps at tht' same time. Another word for crowd is "crwlh" which rhymes with .. truth " From the Welsh. But it's in the American language dictionary at hand and not under foreign word11 and phrases . flow many other words without voweb come to mind ? None '' Likewise. Q What ·s the difference between a "proof coin" and an "unc1rculated coin'"> f)«•ar (;loomy Gu,.; Why doesn't Fountain Valley School l)latrtct fire the .. teachen" and hire the aubll1 The kid• will team just u much with th11 Callfornla ayst.em. O.J .B. I\ Tlw un<'1rculntc-d rosn 1!! 1111 n I •·II on l ht' h 1 gh s pet'<.! pn·-.•., movt"d on conveyor... run throu g h a tunnel 11111d11nt> and s truck only on c t'. Jl ·snot guaranteed lo bl• pe rfect The proof coin 1s hand-fed to a slow press, !lolruck tWlce. and ln.specll'd for perfection. It HI made from a highly polished blank Q. Seemed a few gf'neru I ions ago that every dog ln the country was call(,'<! Rov n . but I don't know why ... ? A . They were named after !he fi rst animal film slnr who played the hero In the liOS movlf' "Rescued by Hover." Q ln what school subject do the most student11 Rel un "/\"grade? A. American h1atory 1'hot subject In which the most get an "F" Is English. regret to report Q. How long a distance as a million inches? A. Little Jess than 16 miles. The lune moet wldely used as the school song in American high schools and colleges is t hat of "On Wtsconsln." Moat common school colors, some comblna· lion or rod, whlt~ iand blue . Most common ntckname for school 4thletlc teams. Llons. Dogs and cats make their own vltamln C lt'a not neceuary to 1lvo them orange Juice. ~Uent repona that cer\ain parts of India have a women'& lansua1e that men can't underetand. ~s Keev1l 'Editor ~. ,..,,__,, ,, ,., J-elrAndenoo. Soviet Leader 'Disappears' WASHINGTON -Tb1 perkidlc dt1appearanca from Moe~ ol Lop Soviet .. Aden Mt beeolrlie rouU.ne IUlee tMy puaed th9 TO-year marfl .oct MIU &o 1uceumb &o ~ lll· .,..... ol * .... 8ut Premier Alexei KMntn hat beea <M& ot pubUc vift for 10 kle1 that peo. pte .,.. beeiMlQI to &alk. Tb• pra1malle premier, aecood oaty to Pnilideat lAolUd 8ruhnev lo world t ~· DOWD, baan't been aeen In public alnce rnld·October. At aee 71, he could be sul · ferlna from lbe major ill· 0 8'1 that bu bee n men· Uoned in Moscow as the reason for his abeeoce. But there are festerina suspt· dona that Kosygin's illness may have pollllca1 complicatk>ns. Mailbox Tb• wont w leaked °"' um..., 11<>n-ln·law. Dzberman OvWal...a. accepted payoff• rr~m an American mya&ery man named DavldKarT. TheN'• no Joaaer uy na· 10D to wttllbold tbe fact ilsat Kan' Uled to brtnc me Udorma· tlon from lDlldl UM Kremlin. Hla reporta lnvartab1J WrDed out to be reliable. Sometlmee be lipped me off to K,.mUD Jup- oeulno befoH our tateWceoce aaencl• learned abo\lt them. Suddenly Wt July, Karr diec1 ln Perl• under myaterlous clrcumatanct9. He bad jUll re- turned from MOKO• wben be kept an apartmenL He •u ac· companied by bit dau~t.er, Cathy, who aa1d be WU eahJUlt· ed. She believes be died rrom natural causes. But Karr·s wldow baa augaested to the Pari• poUce that be may have been murdered by the KGB. It may be strictly co&Dddeo- ta I that Kosygin dlaappeared from pubbc vaew three moolbs later. But th• connection betw4!41n Karr and Ko1y1in's IOD·ln·laW hu .Umld wtlUptrs in th• in&eW1ence oommunJty. THE CENTRAL lntelUitm(e Agency. meanwbUe, baa been reporting for four years that Kosygin had one fool on a banana peel. The agency learned that Breaboe• had re· peatedJy "overstepped insUtu· Uonal boundaries, intrudlof into Ko1yalo '1 governmeota do· main, by lnterTUpt.lna m~ of the CotmcU ol Miniatera. · • As far back as Feb. 20, 1976. the CIA reported: "If a top leader abould go, Premter KMygin seems to be the m()!St likely. Penodically. reports are ctrculated that be would like to retire. His health has been indJr. ferent recently. Over the ye&N. his gove rnmental apparatus ha.c; ,uffered attacks and 1ncurs1oos from the party, including Breshnev ..... Kosygin himself confided to Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme tn 1918. accordlnC to a secrrl report. tbat the PoUlburo had decided he should "let new polltkal leader• be seen for awtill•. ·· Accordin1ly. Koeygin began t.o fade from the public spotlight until he disappeared altog.ether •ast October. In Moscow. diplomatic IOW'CH told my re· porter, Sally Deoton. that Koaydn no longer hu a voice 1n Kremlin oouncila. His likely sue· ceaaor. ahe wu told, would be Deputy Premier Nikolai A.. Tlkhanov. 74. already a Poli• buro member and a political al• ly of Brezhnev. A11 one seeret CIA report put 1t, "ll 1s ea.s1er for Politburo rivals to jom in ousting mem· ber11 than m agreeing on new colleaR~ ... WATCH ON WASTE : The l'ent.agoo spends more than $350 million a year to operate cut- rate food commissaries acros'> I he country. Service familie'> buy food and other items at a 25 percent discount, thanks to this Wupayer subsidy. Congress ln· tended that commissaries serv1• military po6ts that were n:mote from clv111an shoppm~ centers. 11111 the· Pentagon words m1ths h.1 \11• gott.t·n around th1~ by rom 1nK up wtlh a unique dl'ftn1tion or the word "remote." In the bras .. haL'I. vu·w. a post as rPmot(> if 11 1-. mort-thun 10 mmult-'>' dnv1· rrom a suJ)f'rmarkN -A loosely admanlstered Agrtculture Department pro gram bas the General AcCOWlt lng Office bwzing angrily. The Reekeepers' Indemnity Pro- 1tram compen5ales ap,arists a-. much as S25 for f>ach beeh11w population that's dl>stroyed bv pesticide"> It'll M~t the tax p.J'tf'ri; a lrrw><it SJ million th1-. >t·Jr (;f\0 1nvt•<>t1 f:ator'\ sus~·t t that l.O m t' un-.r rup u lnu . b<'c.>ket"p('f"> ,Jfl• i.'ltht•r !>Ubm11 tin.: phony rlaam-. or <in· 111· l1bt-rat•·ly 11•\llnl! thc·1r b<'f• Nil onu~s rue from exvusure to tox1 "" chem1caJs. It's e asier than t<1k 1n g prt"<•aution5, J n1I :.ifwr :Jll •I only pubhc moawy Americans Paying for Oversized Appetite To the Ed.at.or . The Amencan public blamec; our automob1h· manufacturer.. ror fk>oding the market with million-. or un'\alabh'. over · powert'<i and ove r weight ga~ ~uulin ~ car s , whtlt-h igh m1lea~c foreign cars steal Uw markt't Actually, our c ar maker.; learnt.-d loog ago that unless they makl' what th1· public demands, their cars will not seU and they will go broke. Years ago suc h makers as Amencan Motors (formerly Ram bier> and Crosley lea.med that bitter lesson when they broul(ht out economy cars at which the public turned up t.M1r n011es. Stout, economical Euro· pea o cars !-ouch as Austin were readily available but aoy /\me nran who bought one was look l'<I oo as a ~rt of kook by tus neighbors and co-workers. To have any standing a 175· pound Amencan had to dnve <t 4.000 pound Juggernaut to work each day It as said that the Greyhound bus people were ap· proached by one ambitious fellow wbo wanted them lo make a convertJble roadster mountrd on a bus ch:iss1s for ham so that ht• could "kl't'P others in their place-. " Until Amc•ric ans regain a sense o( proportion in their de- mands ror large cars , large homes. large everytJung, we can t•xpt'rt heavy economic strains on our country. The old maxim, "cut the suit t.o fit the cloth," wtU have U> be re·leamed or some bitter lf'1!500S Ile ahead for Wi. FRANK KLOCK o.,•n-'• .... , • To I he• Editor I . too. ft't!I that the eucalypt~ I n•t•11 oo l.uke Street made that pCtrllcu.lnr slr~l one of the most 8l'rene and beautiful in Hunt· lntet.on IWuch. I even feel that f'&W dt>vclopcrs may have bee n a bit premat ure In their wholes~e bulldoung of tht• t rt.•c.>11 nut those wbo are agitatinJt for stricter codes to prevent s uch act.ion.a i.n the future are for#etUna one very important fact -F&W devefoPera own11 those trees t>e<:ause t.hey own the land on which they stan d Therefore. tr we still choose to rccotenlit' th • rtghts of property owne,.., we must also recoenize that F&W developers hH a riJ(ht to do whatever lt pluaea with thote trees. l\ARBARA B. KAMM Z a •\'leea To the Editor: Your report on Huollncton S.acb eti, Council Naction to th• Department or Ptah a~ Game report on the Wetlands i:raph1cally demonstrates ooe reason for the lax revolt Yo u quo te a councilm an crihc1zmg the report -.aylng "You kno w. le as t l t•rn, s alt ~rass 311d pickel weed don't pa~ taxe~. You rv really domg us an lnJUSll~ by LBkinl( away OW' most valuabk-rorustli n1· " Tax- payers are Ured oC heanng that 50rnet.hl.ng must be taxt'd to be 1o1ood. TIK> !>talc•ment pla<"~ lhr vallle of Uus land in terms of taxes. OLdn't the City Couoc1 l get the message o( Pro~IUons 4 aDd lJ and probably Proposition 9" I s ubmit that the City Council '!> lime could bett.t>r be s pent 1n looking for areas to cul the budget and oot oew ways to have a s urplus of tax dollar.. HARRY L. BUDIJS. JR Srta..I ar.-~ To the Editor· My name 1s John Perry Stu dt·nts have t>et>n wonde~ why I have bc<>n parking my truck across from the Glalt'r ~hool Some have asked me and I havt> explained, but only .i fe w hst.eoed and understood Our freedom of s pet><'h 1<> ~uaranteed by the Bill of RighL<,, a nd as intc·rpreted by th<' Supre me Court. the 14th Amend meot A large portion of the upper kvel student body attempted lo deprav<> mt• of my c1v1I ngbts, a od my freedom of speech Four eggs were thrown al my truck and ~ air wu let out of two tlreA. This reqwred only three or rour people. But there were at least 100 students and three or four male pickets, (teacben> watching lhl5 at tempt at. anatthy 11 th.la what la tauabt In class! Ernest L. Boyer, former Un.It· f'd States Comm luloner o f F:ducatlon, atates tbat 25 percent of all h1ah achool atudenll drop o ut befor e 1raduatlon An estimated l.3 perdnt. are func· t1onally Ullt.erate That means they do not have the ablUty to all down and relld a job offer ln the newspaper, or do the simple math required to balance a cheek book. 1"heM filU"9 lo· dlcate to me that approximately 38 pettent o( our 1Wdent. a ,ear are belnl cheated out of an educaUon. Thia la a national tra1edy I DO NOT blame thaa all on the teachers. I have a great deal of rnpect ror moet of the ln· structon. l blame rarenll and people llke myHl for allowln1 the decline ln our educational 1y1tem. t blame th• acbool system ltMll for not riddlna ltaelt of ln· epl teachers. • I blame federal, state aod \on l govenuoeot for forrmg lbt schools lo attempt aoc1al c~e and speod time on DOO·academ1c claues. My soh.1Uon is Cor teachers. pareots, students and people b.k~ myulf lo unite and collectJvely r1~ht the educaliooal SY'.5lem that bas bttome cancer ndden I am figbtine IOI' c.M students' right to a good education. and the1 r teachers' rtgbt l o 10 Vt' them a good educabon. JOHN PERRY I{ W. A re Lewrs To the Edit.or: Why waste large sums oC tu payer money to babysit children durmg a teachers' stnkt'" Tht· childrm att the uJtlmate ~ becaUSt' the-le days are included in the total of 175 "1nstructK>nal cl;iys .. that tht'y art' suppo&ed to tw rece1Vlng during a school \-f,'3f Ounng the Fountain Valley h':ichers· stnke. s ubstitutes att bein~ placed an claurooms where teachers have removed the materials and information needed for cont1oulty in the <'h1ldrt-n·, t-ducat1onal program The better ~ubs are providing 1-ducalional busy work and the less talented are baby-aitUng. The di.stnct ts be1.og funded for t'B<'h child attending school. while the kids goof off or <to quote> "IO to school to wat.cll tbe teacben picket " Whether tbe parents opt to send the kids lo acbool or keep them home, they are still losing a n "lnstruc· Uonal day" from their school year. WHY NOT simply cJoee the tK:bool until the LUues a.re re- solved and the atrlJte eoded? Tbe lo~t time could then be made up by extending the school year ln the spring for the number of days lost dwiott \he alrille Then \he lime the chlldren apend ln ~chool v.-ould not be wasted. In other areas of the country, this method as standard procedu~ for ma.kin& up time Iott dwtna snow atonna or bad weather. Why not a1lo cooakSer 1trtltea u an emerpocy and lutltute the aame remedy? Paraits have been truat:rated lo tbelr attempts to com· munlcate wtth the school board a nd eJLpreas their concern1. When the board fearod that manf parents and teacbtrt would be attendln1 the P'eb. 7 mffllq ol t.he Fountain Valley Board ol P'Aucallon, they called the meettns oN on tbe JrouiMil thnt little tould be accom. pllshed ln the excited emotional cUmateotlheatrllle. It aeema to me lbat an op. portuntty to uk queatJoq and bear answen to our cone.ma would have be en a posillvt· gesture t.o the part:nt.-. and CQm mun1t y, a nd wa .... th t r.-spon~1b1hty of our t·lcrt cd n•presentallv~ The p~s o( negotl.it1on t'n tails compromise by 1t~ very nature. The t.eacbers wall "Wln ,, r ... w , IOM.• a ft:w " So will lhe ;Jtf. m1n1strat1on The only all a r o und lose r!\ will be lht· t•htldn>n who have l<>5t prec1ou' days of t'ducat.Jon And the tax payen who have fmanced lbc whoh· r1rc~ LAURA LETHCO Cit•'• L••• To the Editor: I ~ with interest \he accusa lions ol nepotism toward Hunt- ington Beach City Adm1mstrator Floyd Belsito concerning h1 -; daughter·m -law working m a C ETA proitram . a program wh1cb was not city connected. I am particularly interested because t.bi.a yo\Ulg lady worked in my office al City Hall ror some th.1'ff years befon! she and Mr. Bel.sit.o's son were married. During the time working as City KaJJ receptionist I found her to be an especially efficient worker. an excellent typist. nuenl tn Spanish and eager to be of serVl ce lo \he public. AT NO TIME, even after she became engaged to Mr. Belsito's son, did the city administrator ever ask ror any con~asion for h.ia future daugbter·ln·law. Nor did be ever lnterfere in her job In any way except to include her In a looc liat t)f employees whose e mployment was beini;t t.ermlnat.ed u the city began a proJr:; to rel)' less oo CETA fun . Her loss u a city employee waa a deep blow to •It of us. She was aJtotet,her an outstanding employee. When lbe later decided to go to wort •la.in It was obvious that abe could DOt wort at City Hall or foe t.bt cit)' or1anlzaUon Sbe dkt, at bmMlrecli of other 10.ma people bave done, find a Job Wbfeb happet*1 to be CETA· funded. Tbe manaceDMnt. of Western lutitute ol Careen may have made many mistakes ln ad· mlAiatert.nc t.bt CETA procnm. but hlrln1 tbl1 very efficient youn1 lad)' waa not one of them WILl.IAM 0 . REED • u llf'rs from r•odtr• or.-wt'Lcomr Tht right ro condtnat> lt>llrl~ tn /•I wpoct or •limlnolt' lltwl '' re.t~t 1.A1t.,-1 of 300 word.t or ~"" wtll tw (1fwn pref,rence. All l'1tn:t mwt'" tludf ttgnoturt ond mailing oddrt".u bvt namfl mo11 b.-wlthMld on rt QWat ti IUf/lcf~t rfOSOfl 1.t oppal't'ftl Poltry, wm "°' ~ J'l'bl•ah«I l J ; I t \ I 1 i j EDITIO N VOL. 73, NO. 45. 3 SECTIONS, ~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ~o•r Hometown Dally NewHpaper THURSDAY, FEBRUARY U , 1980 FIFTEEN CENTS l Hostage Freedoni Plan Coming Soon B1n.A111da ... Prw Former P'onWt lllnUt..r s.an lhc Bride ol lri\&Dd aaid today the UnJted Sllltn and "lbe Ira nhm1" have 11l"'ffd lo a plan lo rel ease the U S host a1u "before or concurnntly wlth" thl' operun" ~( at U N sponaored inquiry tnlo the shMh's re11me fn New Yo rk. u. United Natlom spok~sman said he hoped to be In a po&atlon to announc .. :.oon. "perhape ln UM next M houn," t.be compoeltJon of a n intema Uonal commlukln or Inquiry as part ol an arnnae menl lo fret! the American lio•t a1ea But U N 1pok 1man Rudolf StaJ duhar, 1peaklng at a m1dd•y br1eflnJC, told reporten. "I do not expect 1t <the 1tnnount·e menll lo duy " I n irnotht!r d e v~lopment , I ran 'i. Pre1>1den t Abolhassan Bani-Sadr told an Italian in te r vlewer the A m erican hoataeea held in Tehran ror 103 days could be freed an 48 hours 1l Washington accepts "all the con- d1lio1U1" i.et by hai. government In the past. Baru-Sadr has said has condillons include having the ll S government acknowledge 1t has committed "c ri mes" in Iran, someUu ng Washington of- hcials have s~ud they will not do Ba ni-Sadr added, however, that t he re bas been no dis· cussion between I ranian and U S authorities over the release or hostages White House spc>kesman Jody Powell. after a m eetmg with President Carter earlier tod11y. was asked about reports that re lease of the hostages was imm1· nent and replied: "Everybody is considerably ahead of th e proc· es1... He said the ne ws media are "runnin& a UUle ra pidly." Meanwhile. Iran's Foreicn M 1nister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh . who is vtslting ID Rome, told a news ronference the hostages m 1ght be released alter the com- m 1s s1on is appo anted to in- vest igate t he s hah 's alleged crimes. He said he hoped the panel could be a ppc>inted with.in two days by U N Secret ary- General Kurt Waldheim MacBrade. who has made severaJ tnps lo Iran on U.N missions. told The Associated Press 1t wu his "understand- ing" the plan had been approved by Ayatolla h Ruho llah Kho mean1, Iran 's revolutionar y leader. In a second te lepho ne an ter vie w. MacBrade confirmed bis earlie r s tatements. other Storlll LoolllS Off Coast Star Light Burm Bright in HB Race By ST EVE MARBLE ~IM DMty ~ ... S..ff Hunllnglon Beach 's current city council election race has abruptly turned into a star war today Instead of candidate~ squabbling over land develop· ments or tax-s lashing initiatives, a pair of Huntington Be ach hopefuls have squared off for a battle of e ntertain· mcnt fame CANDIDATE JACK KELLY. who gamed stardom pl;n mg Rart Maverick. James Garner 's ~ambling brolher m the Maverick telev1s1on scnes. as bemg questioned for us mg the title of the sho w on his cam paign statement Council hopt>ful John Valentino, who claims hen tage to stlent-film giant Rudolph Valentino , filed a compla int tt11s week with the city cle rk asking that Kelly be forced to sl·rub the word "Maverick " "IF HE CAN GET away with that," complained the 49·year·old Valentino, "I should be a ble to put Rudolph on mine" VaJentmo contends he's a distant relative to t.be legen- dary "Sheik" but has keptthatfa cttohimself until now. Kelly. 52. maintains be used the old weatem television title on his statement for ldenUficaUoo purpoeea. -"THAT'S JUST WHAT I 'm known as." said the Hunt 1ngton Harbour res1d<•nl "IC Roy Rogers was running ht• wouldn't use Leonard Slye, Duke Wayne wouldn't use Marion Morrison." City Clerk Alicia Weolwortb aaid she Mnl the com- plaint lo the city attorney's office and expeeta an answer by Friday. · Mn. We ntworth s uggested Orange County is very liberal on campaign state ments. In 1978, she said. a can. didate calling himself Steve "Citizen" Kane used the Orson We lles movie refe rence in his campaign for the Huntington Beach City Council. He lost. As for Valentino versus Maverick. tune 1n later for the t·xc1ting conclusion Irvine City Attorney Erickson Resigning C ity Attorne y James t: F.r1ckson has s ubmitted his reh 1g nat1on to the I rvine City Counc il . describing h11> ex pencnces l:I!> Irvine's chief legal udv1ser as "one of the most re- ward i n g pr o fession a l a nd personal experie nces of m y career." Erickson, who has served as ci- t y attorney since Irvi ne in corporated in 1972, s aid the "p r essure of other business com mitments has m ade it im- p<>ssible for me to continue m that role for the foreseeable futur~ "As a result ," he s aid, "I would aooreciale being relieved Coast Weather P artly cloudy thro ugh F riday with chance of rain dee reasing to 30 ~cent tonight and Friday. Con- tinued cool. Lows tonight 46 at the beaches and 52 inland. Hi1hs Friday 60 along the cout and 65 in· land. INSIDE TOD-' Y He donft't drlnlc betr or pump QCJI. but IM '°" of Pnm1 Minf1lt r Morgonrt Thatcher ii btmg ~ °' "Brilain'1 Btll1/ Carter." SI0'1f, phO(OI Pof1' Al. ··-· At 't'-9"*• Atl AM.,._.. a ~ ~=,.. -~ LM...,. .............. M =-~=:..: Att ~ ~,. ~°''" ts=-:~.-i f=1.:'.: ... Ct.J ,,......._. C.-1 t Mwa rar Q ......, M .............. or the (ull respons1b1lily of the city attorney pc>s1t1on " The city contracts for its legal services from the Santa Ana law firm of Rutan and Tucker The council Tuesday night ap- proved the selection or Roger Gra ble. another mem ber of the fir m . as city attorney Erickson, however . was give n the title deputy city attorney so he could continue to offer assistance City offi cials said Erickson's long association with the city will continue to make him a valuable resource. He has been active in researching the city's legal alternatives in Its baWe lo <See RESIGN, Page A%) Irvine Council Possibilities Grow to Six Another prospective candidate has taken out nomination papers to run in the June 3 City Council election ln Irvine. That brinp to slx the number of penooa who have Indicated they will run for election. A spokeswoman for the City Clerk's office identified the latest penoo to take out nomina- tion papen at City Hall as Michael Barnes. Previoualy, incumbent council memben Mary Ann Galdo and 8111 Vardoulis had taken oul pipers alons with potential cballencers Jamet Kincannon. Beverly Wrlfht and Barbara Wiener. Mayor David 51111 It lbe only lnewnbant who bu not yet taken out b1a papen. Silla bu. pre- vioulb unouncect be wtU run for~. Deadltne for flllni elecUon p1pera la March 7, officlall eald. No one yetbuftled. CARS SPLASH THROUGH FLOODED PORTION OF JEFFREY ROM> IN IAV1NE WEDNESDAY Heevy Downpours Wedneadey end Todey Turned Roedweya Into Murky Lakff Fluor Honored, Hits Bureaucracy Irvine industrialist J Robert Fluor. In New Yor k Wednesday to receive an award , continued to pUBh for development of coal and synthetic fuel sources to free the Unatt.-d States from its dependence on foreign 0 11 s up phes fo'luor. who 1s chairman, chief uecutive offi cer and president of Irvine bai.ed F'luor Corp . wai. chosen "Man of the Year'' by the F.ngmeenng News-Record. a trade pubhl'allon . for his com pany'!> work 1n commcrc1..il syn thet1c fuel production In prepared remark!>. 1:-'luor used the occasion to cnt1c1ze lhe federal governmt.'nl and Congress for the "thicket of reg ulat1ons" U\h1b1ting energy in dependeoc(' "Congrt>ss must take quick and deds1ve steps to provide the incc.>ntives ror a n energy in dependence pro~rum ." F'luo r said llC' chastised the legislator-; for not realizing that roal "1!> th<' onlv t'nl•rgy rl'source W t> havt• that ran make an 1mmed1atc 1m p..i<'t on t'nergy !'>Upply and lhl· rt't1uN10n of ml import~ · t Fluor Corp. owns a 10 P<'rt't'nt interest 1n Peabody Coal Com p;rny. the nation's largest l Tht: company president ~aid th1· nation <'Ou ld product· :rn dd d1t1o nal 100 m1lhon ton!> of roal,. vt·;.ir "If Wf' did. it could r<'plart• lh1• 1'(1w valent of 12 percent of our currC'nl imports and redlK't' our dollar outflow b) more than ~ h1lhon " 11 c s rud coal makes up 82 per <Stt FUJOR . Pa~f' A.ti CaITrans Assails Road Deficit Study SACRAMENTO CAP1 /\ study forecashng a $435 million defi cit for stale highways by 1984 1s based on "faulty assump lions," says a spc>keswoman for the s t ate De partment of Transportation. The study was prepared by the Arthur Young and Co. consulting firm for the state Transpc>rtalion Commission . w h i c h h as scheduled a hearing on 1t Feb 28. It says the current $6.5 billion fi ve-year state hig h way and transportation pi on. which runs until June 30, 1984, will run into a deficit beeause CalTrans has unde re.i5Umated its needs for an - nual operating r e venues and runds to match federal higbway dollars. But CaJTrans s pokeswoman Suun Brown said Wedn~y t.bat the report ls inaccurate. "We think the re are 1ome elltcbes In the numbers and a lot ol faulty uaumpt.iona. We have aufftclent revenues to carry out the five-year proiram." Mt1. Brownwd. "It teemt they betao the re- port with an auumpt.ion -the need to raiM 1uolfne taxes - and W1"CQ a ~ to support the~.' the .clded. n ot based o n actual l''C l>l'rlf'nCl' " R(•actmg to the repc>rt , Sen1tt(' Pr<''l1dent Pro Tern James Mills. ()San Di e go , sa id lh l' Legislature "wiU find its hands lied" ID trying to cover that def 1c1t because or Propc>sltlon 13 property tax cuts and the spend mg hm1ts 1mpo5Cd by Propos1 tton 4 Flooding Ooses SA Freeway By Tbe A&IO<'i • t«'d P ress Floodtni! closNI the bus> San ta Ana F'reew s~ during lhl· mornmJ,: rush hour today after a Pa c 1f1 c s torm <;low~d O\E~r !-><1ulhem «ahforn1a and dropped :.! 74 inches or rain 1n 1.0 .. Angrll"S over !4 hour<. About thrl't' mill'., o f tht· frt:e.,..ay . a ma1or north sooth commuter artt'r} carrying In· lt·rs latt• 5 traffic-bt.'twef'n Orang(• County Jnd downto .... n TANK TRUCK DRIVER DIES IN CRASH -AS Los /\n,Rel1.., "'as l'lost.-d be<'auM· or morl' lhan J foot or wa tC'r ar cumulated un lht· Crl~·wa> Ian~ overrught A fev. moton !>L.., ~ n1· n•scU('(f from lhe roofs or tht•1r \'l•turl~ hv Los An.RPlt.•o; C o unt y r1ref1,Rhter!> and ('a l1rorn1 a llighway Patrol off1 C'l'r'o a -. water rollectl'd S fet•t dN>p al a railroad underpas' or the Im pen al Highway. the Cit I' 'aid ·'The flood1nf' in that drca bt·gan v.hen tht• pump'> b) thl' Goodrich T1rf' plant s topped working short.Jy after 2 a m . said spokesm an Steve Pud1n.sk1 of the Cal1forn1a ll1gh wa y Pat rol About 40 vehicles. most- ly cars. were s talled in t he flooded area. T he closing of the freeway put e xtra p ress ure o n oth er freeways southeaat ol downtown Lo& Angeles 3 Inches Dumped On Area By JOANNI:: RE YNOLDS Of ... O..ty P'i ... \!Ml Forecasters for the National w~ather Service kept a wary ~a tch today on a s torm system s polled Uu~ mornmg l, 100 miles ~ c'>t of lht' Orangf' Coast .. We 're• not too '>Ure of llS s pee<i or intensity. · commented a spok~woman "It could tut late torught or early F nday, but I don t thmk 1t ~Ill be as much or a probl~m as lii::.l night's storm was " Wednesd ay night's s torm . which dumped more than three inc hes of ra in on the Orange Coast . caused plenty of p~ le ms Amoag t.be han:I hit were 60 residents or the Beach View \t obll~h ome Par k . 17261 Gothard St . Huntington Beach v. ho had to bf' t'V3C uatl'd by boat d u r 1 n g t h l' h c 1 g h t o f l h t' downpour. At the opposite e nd or the eou.nty. roads were cloeed and fltemen spent most or the night and early today pumping out flooded homes and businesses in the San Juan Cap istr a no . Ca pistrano R1•ach and San Clem enlt' Ont• bu"''"'''' particularly hard hit ~ J'> ,on oHu:e bwldmg ;1l 13249 <.'Jm1no Capistra no v. hert' th(' .:round floor wa:. in nundated Fin• offi cials l'SlJmat t•d dJmagt• would run into lhl· thousand'-of dollur. T h t' s 1 t u a t 1 o n r r o m l h t• Wt>dn•~ay storm was s ummt--d u p b' ":1l' lluntm~ton Beach fire official who obst•rvNf. "The nun Just over~ht•lmcd lhl' s torm drain '>\-stem · The ·fluntlngton Bea<'h stonn drain !-)Stem ~a .. getting the blame loda) for the mob1lchomt> pa rk nood City omc1ab '>aid th1· dram near the park wa'> plugged when a rt>laining wa ll collapsed , dumpmg mud und-Ocbns into 1l Tht• water ~ot up lo four feel deep l1l the park. prom pltng the e vacuation that bega n ju~t before m1drught City IJfcguardo; in boats fe rned the residt.•nh to drier ground a nd thev wert· take n to the Murdy Park Community Center Red Cross workers set up a shelter at the park for 39 or the res idents who were unable lo re turn to their homes Firemen ID Huntington Beach set up a command post to handle the calls for assistance in pump- ing out flooding homes. Rainfall for the 24-hour period that ended at 8 a.m. today was measured at <Stt RAIN, Page AZ> 1 , Ms. Brown 11Jd t.be report Ul'I· dereatimatel the lntel'fft rev· enue on hltbway reaerve fund• Ind au umes a payment pattem for lone-term project.a ... .................... l' JIM DALeY Of lfM• liWf 0.Mn'MRNT1"UDGal THROUGH A.OODD rtONIWAY . I~ of_....,., encl Treltuco Roedl Waa a ......... • w.-1111111 . """"*·'~ l 4 ' BRFAKl'W<;---....... ffiisa T anktl, Plane Hit Afghan Rebela 87,... AJll ttrtlf Prw Soviet lanb aod at .. att OM MlO·a ftcMM f_.t t ~arp bettl~ wtU-A11har dJu tdents th.la .... 1J aulel ,,,.. • ....., Md o..,.. .,. v ~rtr U-~ rum be-o' c-uualtJ•, a dial.,_, rt pon frolr Kabul Hid tod~ Ir (°le)t"Va, Sw1tie·lanct. UM' Un.Jted ~tale. told a m_..nc of the U 1'11 Hun-ttr RJ1h1Jl c.ommt.utor that "aubst.anual numbera ot prutoners · · h,.~ been fJown to Ute Sovlet Unloa from M1l-t.a11tan. ·~tor MIWoD \J'aucript releued b7 UM t 1 S ......_.tr C'oflMva The u.s c1ea.1ate aaked wb.U..r tbe R~ Cr-. ha" hNr-ll'vltecl to viaJt Lbem. ,. dboalct t"Om Afcheru1tu by Auoclatect Pt'Ma Cot· reaponctmt Mlct-u• Gold1mllt-ouoted wllnff&M u uyln1 tho ~Vlet.a f°"8ht ar t-our Iona baltJ~ with the rebe\1 Monday ln lh4t villafilc.-of Carrha no .. Ut of Kabul, the upltal. We•tern d•plomau l.r UM' vlclnlt> aaJtt ~Y uw Sovtet Infantry and tank.I JOlnM lnto ac-uor a11lnat ar army b&rncu ln the vtlla1e. <'••e&rc"9 ,.,. ,,,....,.,, •• LOMPOC (AP> Whtie doubt. were ralaed about wbetMr other lnmalft bad helped convlC!led •PY Chriatopber Boyce escape from federal pnsoa, olfJc1als at Lompoc FederaJ Co~· Uonat lnstituuoo aaid today they are transferring hls espionage accomplice to an ever tou1ber orison. Lompoc Wa...ten Tim Keohane aaid 28-year-0ld Andrew Daulton Lee as .. an transu ·· to a max1mum-secunty racahty at Terre ttaute, Ind GelllP~88fle LONDON CAP) -Gold prices dipped around the world lo· day aa ~ dollar firmed up in response tq runts of a po~lble breakthrough that could lead to the release of the Amencal' hostages in Iran Gold tumbled $15.09 an ounce on the busy Hong Kong market to close at $680.20. The metal was selling for $667.50 an ounce at cl08ing or the London market. Ir Zurich, Europe's largest market, gold closed down $9 at $685.50. rth ti Earlier in Tokyo, the dollar rose for the fou consei:u ve session to close at S242.475, up from a Wednesday close of $241.90 . F•~tlglat~ 1t' •lie 0 II CHlCAGO (AP) -Firefighters walked off the job today and refused to answer fire calls, leaving only skeleton crews to watch empty firehouses in the nati~'s ~~nd·largest city: A spokesman for the mayor srud some f1ref1ghters were returrung as lhe day wore on. Barley Reiterates 'Love' for Victim 8) FREDERICI' SCHOEMEIU. ()t ttw O~h Pl"" \tat. Tn° oelense ir the Thoma~ Barie} murde .. tra rested its ras,. \\eafles da) a fte r the tormer Dally e>j1or -eoorte-re 1terateo ni~ lov" 'o· his slair wil,.. <-atnennt "I love Catnennc more than l t-\ er did, .. Barie), :,, , told the ,f'vcn-man, fiv<'-"'omar JUry at • .1• end of 1cngthy cross- l'.xa manallon b> Deouty District F ..... Pap 4l FLUOR ••• cen of America's to~al energy rel>ervel> ye1 fullilll> · on}) l& per- t en. ot ou• currenl energy neeos. fJu• Knowr deposits of coal excM 1,000 billion tons, and tnan, equivalen to 1,500 yean o• COn$umotion al today's 1evel!> F1uo1 said coa ·~ • su<'l· a c-rucia• Jim• m ou· energ~ future tnat i. orovide~ a natu~a bndge t<, ou1 mos promising means of escaping aependcnce or. foreign oi. the deveaooment o' suo s tirnte fueli- FI uor Curi-as neavir.) u• volvea wiU. Soutt> Afnc~ m tht construction ot p1an~ whiN con ven coa• '"° gasohnt, JC' fuel, diesel fuel and cnem;ca1~ The compan) nai. designed and buil• s uet, plan~ for the African na t101. Fiuor sa1a a coa• liquefactiori plant could bt. built ir the Unite<I Slates b) latf 1984. Suet> a faciU t), he said, would consume 4<J.OOO tons ot coa. pe• da) and produce abou~ 58,000 barrele 01 gasoline, diesel and Jet fuel And it would contribute to the economy b) creating JObs, he said ORANOI! COAIT DAILY PILOT Attorney Clif' Harris 0 ' the May 26 stabbing attack that left Mrs. Barley dead on a walltway 11' front of? Santa Ana coffee shop, Barle> said, "It wasn't me that did that, Mr. Harris. It wasn't me .. The defense has claimed throughout the five-week trial that Barley was in the midst of a blackout when the stabbing OC· curred and that he has no con :.cious recollection or the events that occurred That view is supported. de rense attorney George Chula believes. through statements Barley made while under hyp- nosis and the influence or a truth serum Barley conceded in his testimony that he became angry the night before the stabbing when he called his wife and heard another man's voice in the back~round. Barley and his wife h ad been separated for six days prior to her oea\J\. ··By God. she told me that whenever she fancied it and she wanted lo go out with another man. she would. And s he meant it." Barley testified. Shortly before the stabbing, Barley testified, he spoke with his ware by telephone and they agreed to meet later in the day so he could give her $300 to re- pay a loan Asked b y the prosecutor whether Mrs. Barley had violat- ed their marriage agreement, Barley responded, "Yes. but I wasn't surprised. She had done it before." . Barley said his goal was rorrum and Mr... Barley to move to lrelano to improve their marttal relalionstup Barley is a native of Eng.iand. . Speaking of lheir mamage, Barie) said, "I didn't think it wai. over. She was very via~te, very sexy, a very attractive woman. "God knows what came between us " Barley testified. Carter Backs Probe of Shah . WAIHINOTON tAP) -..,._, denl Carter, lo a mo"• to 11Jr ,.., .. " o* tom• 60 ~ rrerif'ar ho•ta1e1. la endoralna ar In· leraaUonal commll1Jon to .,. plort Jrer·• lon1·f,.11t•rloc cn•vanttS ., ...... °'* ~"" ahah and tM llnltf'd f'tatet. Hl1 declaration. at • ~wa con· fMenCf' W~ay. appeared to merk a policy chanae. Carter utd there wen "some positive •l1n1" toward endinc lbe 103- day lmpaue but refuaed to 10 into detail.I. His announcement c apped 11.,._P.,,eAJ RAIN •.• 2.8 inches in Huntington Beach. In neighboring Newport Beach, lhe problems weren't as severe. Lireguards found the ground tloor ol their Newport Pier bead· quarters fiooded this morning and Harbor Patrolmen reported a few minor problems with boats and pier floats that got loose during the storm. City officials said one of the two northbound lanes of Dover Drive was closed because of a mudslide Other road closures reported Include Laguna Canyon Road northeast of El Toro Road. The e ntire length of the road was close<! at the storm's peak, but Laguna Beach city officials re· opened it from their downtown to El Thro Road this morning. Camino Capistrano from Aver) Parkway to Junipero Serra Roa<i remained closed becaus0 of mud a nd debris, some or which was dumped on th0 roaci wher Oso Creek over· f1owe<t Its b~ Pacifi" Coast Highway from Camino Caoistrano to Doheny Park Road ~a ~ closed by rruslides and rocks, and county roaa workers said they hoped to reopen the roadway by tonight. Also listed as closed by slides was the Ortega Highway from the Sar Diego F'reewa) to the Riverside County line. Black. Sta" Canyon Road was closed b)' watt"· overflowrng the Sl!verado Cret'k Scwagp was once again a prot>· lem on San Clemente beaches toda) as a temporary Jine at J\ Vt'nida Cetlafi<J broke, dumpinR 30 galJons of sewage a minute onto the beach. The llM: waa a temporary one anto the ~ar Clemente treatment plant laid a'ter the last storm tha( caused ? break in the Southeast Regional Reclamation Agency line in San Clemente In addition, about 9,000 ">Oulh <·oast res idents were without power in outages that occurred throughout lhe njght caused by falling limbs and trees. A spokes man for tile Sa" Diego Gas and Electric Co saic1 most of the homes ana busi nesses had their power restored by 6 :30 a.m. toda:, Uuter Gets l.Dver Vote WASHINGTON CAP) - Rosalyn Carter. holding her Cu-st Valentme's dance at the White House. of· fen~d a rare glimpse of her husband, the lover. .. A couple of years ago," s he told guests Wednesda:,- night. ··the president was named Lover of the Year." The artjcle said· ·He has bee n chosen because that kind of old fashioned love which grew with the years... . Carter ·t.01d · tus guesu, "Well, I've aJready had a long day, plus a press con- ference "I'm going to dance only a few dances. If I do much more I won't be able to live up to my reputation." lf1y.tnn1 nirrnr" and pollUc-a' duel• betwee" hJs admlnJstra· tlon l\nd Sen. Edward M. Ken· nPdy. hia chie' rhallen1er f or the Oetrnrrt•1 'r P"e<1l<fent's- flom lnlllion. The MaHac busetts senator ha'1 ~ght to take credit for the latest move. But Carter called Ke nnedy's claim -and the senator's litany of alleged U S. foreian policy mi s takes - "damag1ng to our country.•· The president's endorsement or "ao appropriate commwion with a c arefully defined purpose" contrasted wilh his doubts at a news conference Nov. 28 that any forum would listen to I ra nlan complaints JUBtified or not ' Carter was careful not to pro- c la 1 m a breakthrough in lhe tedious and still unsuccessful negotJalions over the Amencanl> seized by m1htants on Nov 4 Reflecting past disappoint ments, he sa.d "expenence bas taught us to guard agamst ex. cess1ve opUm1sm " The president did not spell OtJt the kmd of commission he had 1n mind. although he said any set tlement must be "consistent with our goals and our essenual international prtnciples " Sources said he wants a neutral commission conductmg a balan~ mqu1ry into past US support for th£' deposed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Carter 's approach clearly rules out a show trial designed merely lo assess gualt agamst the United St.ates the sources said Kurt Waldheim. the UN. secretary general, and other in· termedJaries have been at work for some ,llme on a number of plans keye<i lo c reation of a com mission and freeing the hostages Wins Ol!l•pir Gold Leonhard Stock of Austria speeds past gate on Whiteface \tt. race course on his way to wrnning the men 's downhill today at the Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, N . Y. Stock. who came lo Lake Placid as an alternate on the Austriap team. was clocked in I ·45 50 for the two-miJe run. Pete P attcrson of Sun Valley. Idaho. frnished fifth. the best '>ho wing by an American. SE:e story in today's Sports sec. _t10n . Page· BJ __ _ Schmitz, Cranston Racing for Senate \AC'RA~fE:\'"TO 'I\ P 1 Alai Cr;rn.,ton and Jrihn ~chm1t1 an· oppo.,tng each other for the l ' ~ S1•n<ite. but that'!-...,ht•re the l>1m1Jant1cs ~nd Th1'\ f'\t:n ~a\'f' c11H1·n·nt VJ\'> of lotunctung a c-ampet1s.:n Crans t on. thl' .~J t l'rm Df'mocrat and ~natl' maJ<>nl y 14 hip, stuck to trad1t1on Wedne-; d a ~ II t.· k 1ck1· d o fr h • ., n· 1•l1•c-t10n h1rf v. flh J .,t·nes of ap fH'JrJn1·1•-. .di ll\t'f lht• <;tal.- .tl (In R l> Id.. ... m ii In~ . 1 ir JI s In i.: £h•mo<'rJt1l CJff1r1c1I-. SC'hm1t1. J H1·µubl1 can st'1tl' '''nator .1m1 nnn· th1· 1\mencan 1nrl"pt•ndt"1l l'Jrt; l'and1rlatt· for p rl''>tdcnt . ..ampl~ ftlt•d his <'an d1<1aq p.1pt·r .. in Oran~E' Coun1v .ind told J fl·-... rl' rll'rl> about 1t l:111•r 1 hat -... J ~ ..i turnabout fmrn 19il, v.hen S<"hm1tL, R.(,,orona <11·1 ~t ar .inn•1un,.l'd he would run for lht.> Scnatt· but lat1·r hJckt'<i out v..1thout ftlme Campaign st;lt• i~ only onP of th<' d1ffer('nCl''> b<•lwPt'n the t v.11 Cr:inc;tnn. ,, h:tltltni:? 115 Vt•ar old v..ho 11> J ploddmg spcoaker. , ... J lib<>rJ I althou.:h ~ome cnt11' ""h' Jccu.-.t:'d him of movmg t11 ,he n~nt recently . Sc:hauu. a gl.ab 4Sf-year-0ld. is one of the most conservative mt"mbers or the Legislature. a fact he said he would help 1n the rac e for the liOP Senate n1>m1 n<1tion t: \ 1•n ont· runnin£ f11r 1 hi· Ht•publ1cJn nommJt1on 1., a eon 't'rl'dlJ\l'. ht• '>atd . 'But 1·11 tw t h • t· n n s er vat 1 v e w 1th " '' ~1 ,l .l11\I• rec-ord I don't ha\'e ~n ~l\'P "~hes I can 1ust tell t ht• m lo look at the rt' cord " Be 1'19 \I aleaitae lks1dc'I Schmitz. other poten- tial or definite GOP candidates include tax rebel Paul Gann. formt'r Los Ans:ele:c; Mayor Sam \'orly. and James \\are. the Rt>pubucan candidate for con- troller in 1978. 1t was Flower Day today at \'1sta Verde School in I rvme <ind for 30 cents students couJd buy Lhe1r special fnends either a rc'<I or white carnauon Holding some of the flowe~ to be sold at school are e1ghth grader Lisa G ray~on . left. fifth grader Samantha Buffinger and e ighth grader David Fish. Cranston .says ht• is s upport.in~ :i L' S boycou or the Moscow OlymptC'S and an Increase in de- fense spending because of the Rus s ian 1nvas1on or Af gharustan. ' J,...Of'•notCOMJC>.t4.\ Pf ... •ft,.~l"ktom btf'Wl'd ,,.. .......,.. For~, t\ ~I..,.. bf f'-' Of ... (0,9\f P\l&ti""""'O(~~ ~ • .,,.•Oflt<Of'I'\.,• put>11,n .. o ""°"'>jll• ,,,_,~ Itta.. to, CM," M4PM, f!ilf*""'-1 &..<n ~t~Of fk.tl(f\ f-°""" l••f'IYal•.-¥.tt...,,. L~IN6tflllioilntCNN A ''f'Otf'r~flOlllOftt\o.MfvwooS..tiHN'rt..,... ~--n..---·-... -.... :ta W.\lll••Sl•""'""•,.....,c .. -.w • ._ "-...... RESIGN MOVE ••• .......... __ _ ,. ... ~ Vlca ,.,..,....,_ -·--- ~-.... « ..... ,,....,._...,_ ~ ... ~ .... a..-.. '-"---'"·-AttlJf .... Mo-"'t~~ T~(114)MMU1 curtail jet overflight and noise problems emanating from nearby Marine Corp1 Air St.aUoo at E l Toro In thl.s capacny, officiala aalo, Erlcboo ma) remain active with the Clty. The council, alao appoint.ea u aaslluuu city attorney, William ff. Keu.et. who will attend City Council aeuiona wben Grable la ab~eJJ . and also act aa le1al couni.e. tor the Plannln1 Com- ml.i.1100 i..r1cbori &1t1<1 de •ouaa be availabtf" tor apedal mee~ "ln wtucb y<Ho feel J could be of IH11'ancti to t.ot7 Ch) . " lrvlne apeocb abou .. '200,000 per year for le1al ••rvlcet from Rutan and Tucker. AHi.it.ant City Mana1t11 Paul Brady Jr. aaJd toe cit.). halfway thro&IP the fllcal year. already baa apenl about 1140,000 for le1aJ aervlcee ana t.be budget "most ,likely will require aome adjust· ment to the approved 1919-80" apend!ns plan. The l.arie coeta are due ln part to the cfty'a participation in aeveraJ lawsuits, lncludiq an action a1ainll the Irvine Ranch Water Oi1trict which led lo publlc control of the board of directon. "Ahbou10 Irvine has ex· perienced larae hll1alion co1la, "Brady Hid, 'the city al tomey adviMI that motil ot the eoela hlv• been Incurred, ana UD· le11 the city ea1a1ea In future UU11doft mat~n. the wont l~ behlllduoforllt<al ll'IWO." \ ( ----·· --~-----·-.... ------- ~OANIA QttillJce.ta Gas Overcharge Violations Hit L08 ANOl:Ll:s (AP> -l>ep&rt.-.t of SIMtV aadlt.Ol'a HY .,... .. ..... .... ~ tbl&r cm\oCMn-tluw u.m. the a.L&oial aftl'ap, with a..st"9 eMrlM •ftl"allnl two to ft\te ceetaa...-. "l"bl ....,._, cmsttt\a.rat diawttred alnce lut A"l\llt WU 11.1 cata a pllan, OIM of'ftc.lal Mid. n WAS IRIOOUl'SD that • btl OY~ •urse oc:curnd tD Jam&ar)' u bqe crude oil price blt• ~up at tbe retail ... pmnp. 8'w Aq. l wtMn tbe eerp depa.rtmeat atrwmUMd l&a prtc. 11 tttna IUidabes. • perttlllt of tbe area atadou ebeok41d were found to be overcharsine. That compa19 wttb • naUollal av.,.aae of 19 percent. JANUA&Y nGtJalt8 WOE ea pereeot locally and rr percent nationwide. Federal oftlcia.la empbasiM!d, however, tbat tbe pricina infrac- tions were d15covered at operationa oo which the department bad received complaints. The checks were oot random. But the num- ben lodica~ a bieher rate~ overcharaea here, they said. GIJOSGE BUBBAllD, audit dlrector of the energy department enforc:emmt dirilion here, speculated Wednesday \bat tlpter sup- plies and price lids higher than most other parts of the country were behind tbe violations. ''If a guy acrou tbe street from me ls allowed to cbaite ten cent.a a gal.loo more than I am and stll1 bu a line of cua waitlnc to get ln, then tbe temotation for me ls to Jack up my price," be ex· plained. •'Tight supplies plus h1gb price equal.a violation.a." Edward N. Hepper, member of the Cana- dian Consul General's office in Los Angeles receives a singing valentine in his office as other members of the staff look on. The event, sponsored by a local com· pany called "Live Wires.'' was to show ap- Runaway Tank Truck Crash Kills Driver NEWHALL <AP> -Officials are investigating the cauae of a tanker truck crash and fire on northbound Interstate s that took the Ule of its driver , a 35-year-old Los Angeles man. and closed all lanes of the freeway for three hours. "Both sides of the freeway were on fire when offi cers arrived," s aid California Highway Patrol officer John Gentry. The accident occurred at 7:20 p.m. Wednesday when the brakes ap- parently failed on the double-trruler rig, du.ring a snow flurry, causing il to run out of control, strike two vehicles and then explode Into fl ames. The rig was hauling an un- identified flammable liquid. ,,.,_ BeW .. ,,...., LOS ANGELES (AP> -U.S. postal inspectors have arrested a Los Angeles. couple, aoqht by federal authorities in connection with a scheme to collect moTe than $45,000 from insurance companies through phony accident claims. Assistant U.S. Attorney Henry Rossbacher said J oseph Berson, 39, and Norma Jean Keenan, 37. who claims to be Berson's wile, were ar- raigned late Wednesd ay before U.S. Magistrate John R. Kronenberg. Bail was set at $25,000. t1n? Bllrt la a,...,1 TRACY (AP> -The aecond brawl in two days at the Deuel Vocational Institute involved about SO priaooers, some using prison-made weapons, a nd bas left five inmates in.jwied, of- ficials say Pnson ~uards used two rounds of ( __ sr._:4_TE_) tear gas to break up Wednesday night's fight, which started in a cor- ridor by inmates returning from the dining room, prison spokesman Cliff Reed said. Twelve crude knives we re recovered from the area, he said. The lncident followed a clash Tues· day night involving 40 to 60 inmates in which ooe inmate was killed and another irtjured, Reed said. . ............ s .... c LOS ANGELES <AP> -U.S. Marshals were searching today for four inmates who used two prison veb.lcJes to ram their way out or Terminal Island Federal Correc- tional Imtitution. Local autborttie. were looking for one ol the escape vehicles, an orange 1962 half-too pickup truck of unknown make which the escapees may have used to drive away from the area. The inmates crashed the double gates at the facility with the pickup and a fire truck at 7:40 p.m. Wednes· day during a free-movement period al the minimum security fac1Lity. SI el•• Cw llefllefl FRESNO (AP> -The Fr esno deatb penalty case agaimt a JO.year- old man cluu"fed with the rape·slaytng of his 12-year~ld stepdaughter wu dismiMed on a Jegal t.echn.icality, then immediately refiled. Donald G rifft.n is accused m the death of the girl, whose body was found Dec.13slasbedandsexually mutilated neartheSanJoaquinRiver. Sea the Vera Maxwell Spring Collection of Suits Md Coats, lhown by a special rept I 11 lta~ve at I. Magni'n South Coen Plaza on Friday end Saturday, f eb"*Y 16 and 16. Impeccable tailoring In superfine fabrics: soft woolens, mohair and Ultrasuedl polyester· polyurethane. The dinner and theatre suit In black UltnllUed/. a nlpped.fn Jacket owr slim skirt, 6 to 14 sizes 645.00. Fine Sult Salon StJk. prices good dttv Presldmf's °"' Mondau Feb. 18, "'w6JJe...,,,.. IMI. LEVI'S MSTERN SMR'TS (A) Choose from long~~lW'ldJ-1~10 as.'>Orled plai<k Cotkio/~ S-M L ·XL IW<j SI 15(} 20 NOW $11.49-12.99 LEVI'S MOVING' ON JEANS (B) ~oo ~IM ~It"> In pr~dmlm.nlllUrlll 11t.41l CXlfdur~ or br~ ~ Selmed """" in ~ Slof""-W11~ 28-38. Reg \19 24 NOW $13.99-17.99 HAWAIIAN PRINT SHIRTS (C) Tr~ "ll"-1"'1' • •1 rlwt.c fcJ<Tlt)\J\ mt1!.Ao• ~nan pnnt 'Of"> lot q.1 A\'>0<1.-d Reg Slb NOW $16.99 LEVrS CORDUROY PANTS (D)Ho!H"0 ">.Sq1Pal lw')A•" • "' ·.~• llM'trte ~of cord ~ t\I LMs AYSI col,.,,, md We\ Reg ~27 l!S NOW$18.99 UCiHTNING BOLT SHRTS !El Ma<J,i Sl'#S ci <Jlorf ..i,""4' englneefed ~tpe 0t !£Teen 1X101 knit \ht"'-l<Xl'~ c:onoo Reg S20-2t NOW$14.99 SAVE 25%0N OCEAN PACIFIC PANTS 1n ~ w OJI pr~°" rtir rt''' OUf moc;i pofll.ll.'1 ~ kif spring In ,,.,o,i,rolof.,ci tonoo ~ng or~ pnplm "ielecil'd ~ lo .,..W(i('d ~ore-.. w,..., ~ 28-Y4, Req \20-21 NOW $14.99-16.99 preciatioo to the Canadian government for its help in getting Amencan citizens out of Iran. 1be smg:i.ng tno. from left, are Cyndi Cardinal, Re becca Cash, and Jude Kothrnarin. B Ol'Ell llOIHlll 10·1:30, Uf 10·1, BUil 10-f a : Lmagmn South Collt Plaza Costa Mela 967-1611 OM. Y PYLOT .45 K-9 Cop Arrests Gunmen DANVILLE (AP> -Two euamen held seven persona boltaee In a lubarbu relldmce for an hour, then were capturec1 by a police dos after eseban11D1 gunllre with omcen wben tbeJ tried to escape, autboritlea laid. One of tbe men WU lbot lo the arm by pol.lee Wednaday n1lbt when the pair attempted to drive away from the house witb two~ the ho1ta1ea, Contra Costa Coanty abertft's deputies aaJ.d. "Tbe vehicle, diubled by of. fleer eaaftre, was abandoned lo a nearby acbool yard, and the ampecta were subeequently ar- rested by a K·9 cop," Sgt. Ken Dyeraaid. Dyer said Richard Paz, 28, and Brian Shlpp, 21, both of Pleasant IWl, were arrested for conspiracy, kidnapping, rob- bery, assault with intent to com- m it murder, assault with dead.11 weapoo aod burglary. Pai was treated at Contra Costa County Hos pital ia Martinez for tbe minor gunshot wound. Both men were beinc held in the county jall. Dyer said sheriff's deputies were called to the bome ot An-- thooy Romano about 7: so p m. on man-wtth-a-PQ complainL Ii ' . I EdltOawJ .. , .. RObef't H w..o1Pub11s,_., Thomn K•v1t1ee11for -~ ~~-~ ................ ~ ...... ·.'.:z::: ..... ·• •.• 'tlD .................. a..r.t>e .. ra.K .. ,..lb·k·h·/·E•O•lt·Ol·l·•·IP•ege ... E.d•ltM .... .. Election E pense May Spur Change Tho upcomlna e•t y comictJ eleetiona an lnUM could 8erve u an lnternUn1 model for botla p,,,..... and criUca ol lbe clty'a current QStem ol at·lar .. belloUna. That 'a bffauae peUUom are now be1Q& drev.lat.a to place a charter amend:ment on tbe Nonmber be1lot Uk· lag vCJ4.en lf they wWl to chooe4t council m mber1 b1 dia· tricta tnatead. CrtUca of th' present ayat.em aay n wer areu of the city att beln1 u.nder represented an the councU and th coat ol campatanJn1 for rityw1de I Uom l• ~mlnl too burdenlom Elttlln& council m~mber1 b)' dutnota, they uy, •o uld help all vtate theae problema. Tbe OM.ily Pilot u.td a.cveral monlha a10. when a 1lm1lar proposal by CouncUman Larry A1ran wu votod down, thut such a <"hanae would probably ~ premature. although the duy will In \•ttably come when th '''°of tho c•ty <up to 213.000 rPstdttnt.s, accordln• to th• 0 neral Plan) Wlll necegatal~ c-reallon ot councllmanlt dt1triru The eouncal ma1or1ty ol Mayor David Slll1 and Coun cllmt!n Blll Vurdoult!! nd An Ant.bony said the p nt systt>m ww. worlnng w~ll eooufh Th 1)' don't t I tt I• Del'essary to c.·rt>ull' dl~tnC'tl for more ftectlvo re~• n tat1on. But if th~ June J t!lttt1on tum.-; Into lht' h<'•ni •1~11d Ing mat«h that a1Ucs of the <'llrrcnt l'YSl t'lm t'nvl1a11t1 1 dhtnC't dt>ctiuns could be c-los~r than 11.nyonc-think• Health Needs Grow It is surpnsmg that u city the :>lz.t' of lrvmei l'hould tw- dependent on hos pital facilities tn ~urroundln" <'Om mumties. At present. although they're avaHable nuxt door, the city has no hospital facilities al all. Partly 1t is the resuJt of the incredibly rapid growth ot t be community in its eigbt short years as a city. And it is more the result of the tangled web of health care plan· ning and politics in lbe state and county. At on e point, it was planned and assumed that UCJ would have a hos pital o r at least a major clinic al f a cillt y on its campus by now, which would serve lbe comrnWlity of Irvine among its other functions. Irvine city officials Tuesday rught decided to take the first steps toward remedying the deficiency of informa· lion on future health care needs in th e community. The action is somewhat overdue. With reliable information at hand. city officials al future· hcanngs can press the city 's ca se for health care CacilHiC's within easier reach of more Irvine residents. And, w1lh the tremendous cost of hos pital construe lion and the question of overbedding elsewhe r e in the county, there an.• some he avy questions to be dealt with on tht· kind und ~1 zt: of facilities that will be feasible. Pretty But Pointless Hesadcn~ of Irvine and Newport Beach received a beautifully printed and photographed r eport in the mail tbis week and last from the Irvine Company. CaJled "Report to the Community 1980," the slim vo lume wa.c:; sent out amid company announcements that re.!>1dt•nts of the two communities were to be given a ~hmps1· intn thl' d4'VC'lopmcnl philo~>phit·s of the area·.., biggt·sl landownN. It wus cl1•senlwcl as an lsnnu<JI n•porl without thl' numtM·~ I rv1m• Mavor David Sill~ de~!'11twd 1t much more dJrc•<·tly, "Whut t"<Hrll' IS OO(' Of tho ... 1· lh1ng ... you gel from s t1 ~•vt·I a gPn<·v. · 'J'lw I l'JXH1 dtW'i ('Cllll<Jlrl son11· c .u dully ,)OW·kry CX· pl<analion (If ttw ('(ltnp;mv 's fet·ltrij!:-. a hout growth and de vclo p1m·11l ;111d 11<,w 1l .., •••. .., 11 ~. ohhgf.ltJ1ins to the com · mun1t ws 111 1t.s -.pht·n· It's .1 111<•t · promolu>11 pw<·1· for thf· t'umpany and a good orw for lht· arcc.t onc· with which to daizle your Cracncb and n ·lat1vt•s h<:tc·k in ttw Midwes t C:lnd Ee.1st But 1t aJso would havf' bl·C'n nan 1r 11 had incorporated a little m or<' solin information on what " m store for the res1 dents of rrvinc and NC'wport B<•a<'h a little more detail on what 's next on thl· drawing hoard ma ten al which has been lo som c o cj!n •1· r<'vt•alc·d to city and county plan· ncr:-, /\s a pnvatl> firm. tht-lrvant.· Company 1s certainly Wlder no ol>hgat1on to vo lunteer a lot of information about il'> plans. nor to a<·counl for how 1t will be u.sing iL<> resourcc·s. And certainly lh<· C'Ompany h<:ts plenty of rea· son lo tx• !;!Un shy of being pohtically whipsawed by some local politicos for whom baiting the Irvine Company has become a rc•hg1on. But we can 't escape the feeling that the company was a little too low key in lh1s one. A few more facts would have made 1t a morl' meaningful and important docu· m cnt to the c1llzens of the a rea. • Opinions eKpressed in tho !!pace above are those of lhe Daily Ptlol Other view, expre&SC';d on lh1s page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment is 1n.,1ted Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd/Stuttering ByL.M. BOYD A man who l!uys he has 1tultered all his life reports, ''Fr equently the most d1r. ftcult syllables for a stutterer to pronounce are those in his own name." When an earthworm need'i a nap. It wkes It. regardless or what's going on. So d~p is Dear Gloomy Gu8 1f the county Board of S upe rvisors and the JrvlM Qty Couneil are both .,atnat tt, joint use of M CAS El Toro ean 't, be all that bMt. N.O.E: C.IMlllf Otu ~•h •'' ..... '""''' h ,, ... ,. .... ,. ,.., ;snl;~~ ~..:.-= -' ·~~- thl8 innate Impulsion that when you cut said worm in hart'. both halves take their napli et lhe same time. Q. ln what school subject do t he O"IOl'll students get an "A" grade'> A. American history. Thal 'lubjecl in whlcb the most get an "F" la Engli.ah, r egret lo report. Q. How tone a distance ia a million lnchel? A. Utt.le leu than 18 mllea. Q. What'• the difference between • "proof coln" and an "Ulldraalated coln"? A. The UQdrculat.t coin la minted on tbe blab'·•iMed preH, moved on conveyonl run tbrouah a tunne m a cbtne and struck only once. lt't "°' auaraateect to If! pert-ct. Tbe proof colD u hand·fed to a •low= struck twtce, ud lM f01'~=· IU1m ff'O!Sn • hfibl1 bold blaall. 3 J.akAndenon Soviet Leader 'Disappears' WASHINGTON -The ,.rlod.ic: dl11ppearanc a from llOIC'OW of t.oP Soviet leaden hH become rouUne 1!nce they pa11ed ~ 70·1ear mark and belH t.o aucc:wnb lo the Ill· OCIHI ot old .... But Prem.ler Aleaei Ko.ysln bu been oul ot publlc view for ao Iona lhal peo. vlo aro bqiM.lo• t.o talk. The pra1mallc premier. 1tt0nd only t.o Prnldent Leonid Hroahnov In world r~· nuwo, hun'l beon a"'1 In publll' 11nco m Id OC'lOlw r Al ••ct 70. ht• t oulJ bl-aur I•' r 111.c fr c> n1 ti u• 111 u lllr 111 "''"" lhut hl1~ lt 1• 1• n m '' n 11onr1I 111 t.1oet'Ow Ulf the reason f111 hl1' ubherwt. 1111\ th\ln' urt' ft:!ilering susp1· 1·hm• that Kootcin'ic lllnes11 may huvt• lX1lltlc1.1l compHcatton~. Mailbox The word bu leaked out that h1a aon·ln·law. Oz.bennan Ovllhlal, accepted payeff1 from an American mflterY mu J1UMd David Karr. Tbere'a oo &ooaer u.y Na· IOD t.o witbbold tlM feet tbat Ka rr Uled to brtftC me lnlonna· lion from laalde the Kremlin. Hia repot1I laHrlably turned out to be rtllable. Sometlm. be Upped me oft to Kremlin hap. penlnp before our lnt•W1ence aienclel learned about them. Suddenly lul JuJy, Karr d.Jed In Paria under my1terlous clrcum1tances. He had just re- turned from Moscow where he kept an apartment. He was •c· rompanled by hi• dau1hter, Calhy. who said he was exbaU5t· t•d. Stw belteves be died from natural causes. But Kurr's widow has ~uggested to the l'ans police that be may have been murdered by the KGB. It may be strictly colnciden· t al that Kosygin disappeared from public view three months I a t e r . But lb• connection belween Karr and Koosln'a 800·ln·law bu 1Urred whispers ln the tnteWaeoce community. THE CENTaAL lat.emaence Aaency, meanwhile, bas been reporting for lour years that Kosygin had one foot on a banana peel. T he agency learned that Brezbnev bad re· peatedJy "overstepped inslitu· tlonal boundaries. Intruding lnto Ko11ygin's governmental do· main , by mterrupting meetiogs of lhe CotmciJ of Miruat.en." As far back as Feb. 20, 1976, the CIA reported · "H a top )fader s hould go, Premier Kosygin seems to be the m06t likely. Penocb~ally, reports arr: r1rculated lhat he would like \o retire. Ills health bas been indJf. ferent recently. Over the years, his government.al apparatu.41 has :.offered attacks and incursions from the party, 1n c lud1ng Brez.hnev ..... Kosygin hirmell confided to Swedlah Prime Mlnlst.er Olot Palme ln lt71, aceordi.Ga to a secret report. that t.M Polttbwo had dedded be •bould ''ltt new polltlcal leaden be •HD (Or awhile." Accordingly. Koey1ln be1an to fade from lhe publk apoW&ht until he disappeared altotet.6er last October. In Moac:ow. diplomaUc aoureea told my re· porter. Sally Denton, that Kosygin no longer has a ¥9lce ln Kremlin councils. His likely auc· cessor. she was told. would be Deputy Premier Nikolai A. Tikhanov, 74, already a Polit· buro member and a political al· ly of Brezhnev. As one set'ret CJA report put it, "It ia eaa~r ror PoUlbwo rivals lo )Om in ousting mem· bers than in agreeing on new colleagues " WATCH ON WAS TE : The Pt-ntagon itpend.s more than $350 m11l1on a year to operate cut· rate food commissaries a cro&.41 the country. Service families buy rood and other items at a 25 percent discount, thanks to this taxpayer s ubsidy. Congress in· tended that commissaries serve military posts that were remote from civilian shopping c~ten. but the Pentagon wordamlths have gotten around this by com- ing up with a unique definlUon ol the word "remote." In the brass hats' view, a post is remote if 1t 1s more than 10 minutes' drive from a supermarket. -A loosely admlnlaterH Agriculture Department pro- gram bas lbe Ga>eral Account· Ing Offict buuin& an1rlt1. The Beekeepers' Indemnit y Pro. gram compensates a piarists as much a:> S25 for each beehive populatt0n that ·s destroyed by pest1C'1dM. It'll cost the tax pay«.>r'i almo't SJ million th1' Yf'dr. C;AO inveslJjtators Sl.&Sp('Ct that 'O mt' uni.c rupulou :-. hi••·kt'i'P4'" arf' either !>ubm1l lrnJ! phony cla1m1> or art' d1• hb~:rist1·ly leurng thf'sr ~ et>I <IOll'S die from expocun to toXIC 1·hem1cal., It's ea.,1e r than Ui IOI( pn·cautJon-.. and after ~ll 1t s unly pubhc mon•·y. Americans Paying for Oversized Appetite To the Editor: The Amen<"an public blamf"'S our automob11f· manuractur1•r•. for floodinJt th1· m.!rkel with mdlJon.., of un-.alabl1-. ov1•r powt'red :md 1,vcr WC'1gbt RU' Kuzzla ng c ars, while hq(h · m aleag" fort>agn r<.1rs :.teal the market. Actually, our CJr makers le.amed long ago that unlt-ss they m<.1kt• what th1• public demands. lht·ir c·<.1r:. will not sell and they will go broke. Years ago such makers a-. American Motors < rormerly Rambler> and Crosley teamed that batter lesson when they hrought out economy l'llrs at which the public turned up tbf'ar nose1>. Swut. c-conomical F:uro- ~an rars such as Austin were readily available but an y Amcri<'an who bought onP was looked on as a sort or kook by h1-. neighbors and co workers To have any :.landing a 175· pound Am.-nc·an had to dnvt-a 4,000·pound 1uggernaul to work each day ll 1s said lhat lhC' Greyhound bus J>f~ple were ap proached b y one am b1taous fellow who wanted them lo make a convertible roadstt-r mounted on a bWl chas1ns ror ham so that ht• could "kC'e,> others m thcar places " Until Americans regain :i -sense of proportion in their de munds for large cars, large homes. large everything, we can expect heavy economic strains on our rountry. The old maxim, .. cut lbe awl tom the cloth, .. will have lo be re-learned or some batter les&OM lie ahead for us. FRANK KLOCK Tr•a...-rf Neefl• To the F.d.itor It ia my opinion that Orange County desperately needA to or ganize a centrally localed tranaportatlon c~lcr near, or adjo{nln1. the U.S . Marine Corp8 helicopter base-, locat.-d between Edln1er and Main, an4 between the Newport Freeway and Culver Drive. The f0Uowln1 leased moblle bulldlnCA would be required, a lon1 wilh acres of partln1: -A puaeo1tr at.aUoD for U.O Amtrak traJ.n that runa betweeo Lo• An1eles and San Dle10 wb lch would r e place the downtown Santa Ana •tatlon. -Ore)'houod/TraUwaya bus lermlnal -Orana• County Rapid Transit bm t.rm.lnal. • -"Perk and Ride" terminal for commut.tt but s>0911. • -"Remote ly -located" airline t.ermJu1 to replac. the terminal at John Wayne AJrport lot balbll p ..... .,.. ud ......,. d1rec:tly from the Ucktllilk&O daa alRra.ft. ..: Bus i.rmlnals for bulH direct to Ontario and LAX a1rporu. I. f-.i\."iEU MOBll.t: hulldJ.ng..., v.uuld prov•dt.• th1• fH<.1 t't1<·Jl, 1·conom1c al -.olut11Jn lo th1· dynamically rh<inf(inJt r('(jum·· ments for Oraogf' County s tran ciportat1on n<>eds County SUP<'fVl'IOr Tom R1h·y has publicly begged tht> county i-tarr for an ''mnovativc" prat'· t1 cal rcmQte terminal to en· t•oura~<' pa.si.engeni lo take the bus \o Onwno Airport. Golden West has been uslng its tcnnlnal t:tt LAX constructed o f mobile buildi ngs tor a number or years The lat<•st design in airport.'> t 1 t' the airport bellll bwlt ut Montreal ) uses buses to I ran sport rrn sscngers from t1cket/batcJtage-check desk to the a.rrcrart. The weather at On tano or John Wayne does not requirt-special buses that con· nt>ct dlrttlly \o the aircral\ for loading and unloading. Bal(· .:ag(• rould bf> transported on the samf' bw. or on a separalt> veh1ch· nhat accompanies the bu<1) i.f reqwred The c·ounty, funded by the FAA, haci rontrart.ed with VTN <"Onstructaon company to de· vt>lop J>lan., for a lar~c terminal rompll•x al John Wayn<' Airport . It '" my op1n1on that any largl' trrm1nnl romplcx constructed a t John Wayne Airport would only be an expensivt-. meffl· caent monument to naive, an c·ompetent, bureaucratic. coun· ty government unresponaive to informed, rational input offer~ and received from local. In· volved, professional lndlv'ldual rt>1udenl3. The expansion or terminal s t r uclures at John Wayne Airport would al!IO stifie the or· tkrly growth of general avla· lion services that could efn. c1ently meet the dynamic re· qu1 remenls or the aidjacent buslneas and Industrial com· plex. CHARLES ORI F'P'P.:N • ., .. , •ref'· • To tht Editor: CalifomJa has always been • leader ln the care or the me11tal· ty ret•rded. Many 1talea have copied our program. If Propoeltlon 9 la paased lbla would -.ti chan1e. Plea1e use your Influence to defeat lhls pro· poalUon. I am a f<>1ter 1randpare11l at Fairview ond reallio the value or our work there with the children. LOUISE SONDERMAN ........ , ... To tb• Editor: l have to ~ my opWon a bout lbe increase In moonne fM>a. ibt're are some cbanget> that should bto mack an moonn~ polacat.'1> to make at mor t' f&Jr t.o lhow ol ''modest mean., " l Boat:. occupyU'lg moonng.~ 't'w uld be required lo mallt> ooe trap f'very year, under their own pov rr, out around the bell buoy <•t the harbor entraac·e This would help eltmrnale "rnoonng holders" and t!'ncourage active use of more moorings. 2 H.ental of t he mooring s ho uld bto allowed for two or three out ol every five years the leau i.s beld bul tbe rail 1hou.kt tM-no more tbM\ 7S perttnt ol the yearly fee so that profit LS not a mouve. J. MOORING T&ANSFERS ~bould conunue to be allowed with the salt" of a boat. Many boat ownt"rs of modest means would find at impossible to sell their boals wi\houl being able \o assure the new owner o( a place to keep al Also many people of mod~t means wouJd be unable to afford to buy a boat unJess they had a r-easonably priced place to keep it. Prohibiting the transfers will only encourage 'llagnataon an the turnover or moorings and new ways of t'1rc umventmg the system. 4. 'fht>~ should be an mere~ in moonng fees and lbe extn re· venu<' 'lhouJd b4> used to finance mort.' launchanic fac 11Jtles becau&c for those of modest means trailerablt• boats are the wave o( the future . MARY MOYER ••••etp,,.....1 To the Editor: I am a veteran of World War 11. I bavf! paid my taxes <klU 0( them> all these years, Now I'm looking al t.be Jarvis 11 lnltlaUve lo cut our at.ate In· come tax 10 halt. Then I'm lookina at lhb presi· dent ol UCI saying thla wlU out the colle1e education funds. Then I'm &ooklng at the main caption 0( UCI studenta •ll)'t.na "We Won't Go" Cre draft res· latraUon). Why Should I 1up. port tbeee bularda! RU~ELLW. BANGDT •UtiePre•ea ... To the Editor: As a parent of a freebman at Newport Harbor Hlth khool. I am so uPM{ at Lhe coutant tbef't and vandalism of blc)'elel, when I think ol the money m1 IOft and I both have 1pent on replace· ment puta Ind repaln. On talk· Quo tee "A reporter ll to a pollUdaD what a b1rttln1 do1 II to a cbJeken thlef." inst to the Cotsta Met>a Police Oepartmeot and the i.c hool ad m 1n1 ,tration, tb.-problem w1·m~ to ~ gettmg bigger ev 1·ryda) with bicycle theft nng.\ JD operauon even. Neither had ;j i.uggeslJOn. Wellldo' Why not set up a btcycle pant· ins: lot :.ystem. H only 1211 h1ryclM we~ parted an an at tended k>l and the att.endant was paid S4 !)('r bour, those 128 bik<' r1der<1 would have to pay ~ c·ent.s a day in order to med tbe attendant's S.bour pay. All llddi· t eon a I btkes would of course re- duce the park.ing rate per penion as well as lo cover the cost ol tbe installa t ion of a park ln~ mal'hUM. What a s mall prl« to pay to t1od your bake stall there and In woning order • I saw on my visit to the school a lot mott than 128, and on talk ang to my son·s classmates the response was quite positive I fttl that there would be more lhan 128 parting a day. 'ntert' l'OUld be a penalty paid for a &o6t \acket. Who better to handle this s mall bwi1~i; than the ASB. l 'm surc it could use m ore money ('very year. There will be th06e who object to paylne to park on school property -they won't have to there wtU ht> places to partc your chlld'a bike w here 1t can be slashed or stolen. be<'ause there's no one there lo watch al all day. SHEILA TONI BRUNER Le•r11 hlftUe IW.., To the Editof': Here come the ant!-dratl folb, rwmlaC otf in all dlreeUont at once except, ot coune, the eor· rect one. If anybody tblab U..1 an IO- lnl '° aeani bow to c1e1enc1 um country aft.er tbe enemy ll ID oar back yardl, be'• ab1oh1tely balmy. The dme t.o team la now. and that's all the universal draft la Intended to do -teach '*"* how to de.lead t.hll COUDUJ and Ill llberU•. Liberty pre1up· po se1 a deep •ease of retpoaaiblHtJ to tllreai. from u.o.e who 90'lld ..a.ve-. Let tboM w11o 1..a tMt a •1 ow• tbts country a dik of rratltude '° to llex.lc:o, C-.U. or Ttmbudoo, '°' tbat m.-, IO tbe Nit ot • ean aet cm wtbl tbe bualn••• of preter•lDI our freedom. I.. J .W. aBtD • Ldlm from rrodn• or-t ~ ~ rtQltt to condnw ldtm lo tu ~or tUmfftol• llbri "rdenW Lftt.,, o/ JOO wordl or"" Wll ~ Qfwft pr-f/nntet. AU ldttra "911111 •· cfO ftpot•r• Cllld MciJMG -., ,,.., llOfftft '"411 bt IOfUWiW °" ,.. qwlf '' ""'~ rtOIClft "CllAIOJ'f'IU. Pofcrv aoUt "°' ~ pubCWwd. -----------------.----------------------·---~ { I \ l • f I , I Laguna/SOuth Coast Y••rBo•eteW11 D.JlyN•••ttaper EDITION VOL. 73, NO. •5, 3 SECTIONS, ~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1980 FIFTEEN CENTS Suit Filed on Hobo Canyon Project 8)' REDEaJCK 8CllOE•ERI.. °' .. _.,._._.. A coalltlon of C'lv1c aroup~ rlled a lawawt WednHday in an effort to block r~cent county Board or Supervlson· approval of a holly C'Ol'ltested development ln Hobo Canyon on the La.&una Beach-South Laguna border The groups are seekin& a c.-ourt order t.bat would nullify Nov 2.8 act.ion by lhe board lhat redault\ed •acres of Hobo Can yon land from o~n apacl' w u ml'd1um d~nllly rw11dent1al df'11paUon o prelude lo tht- ronatnK'tJon or 174 dwellln& urut11 Thtl 1"'1d rt•pret1tinla iabout 10 perrPnt of ~ holdmas 1n that area of Ouyoui.h M ahboub1 Fard1, a Beverly llllls bus1 nessman. who has souaht for ai• years lo win county approval for hia691·urutdevelopment The 1roups claimed an the J)6UUon for a wnl of mandal~ that the county failed to comply with atal.4' laws on the prepara t1on and cons1derat1on of e n v1ronmental impact reports The board'i, action. the grou~ asserted. was B "prejud1c1al ubuse of discretJon." Seeking the court order are the South LatcWUt C1v1c As~1a lion, Arch Beach Height:> As· socaalaon. Upper Diamond Area Homeowners Assoc1at100 and the Temple Hllls Community As· l>OC1alion Sleerlng Committee No beanng date on the action has been scheduled Accordtn~ lo the lawsujl, the board "f~1led lo bahu1ce .the benefits or the proposed project against 11.S unavoidable environ· mental nsks." The development. according to the acti on . will have numerous spin-Off. negative ef· fects on Laguna Beach and South Laguna. including added traffic on streets already at or near capacity and detenoratioo of scenic quality The develop- ment wouJd create storm nmoff that could damage beaches and will cause an "Irreversible and arretnevable com m1tment of energy supplies." the groups con· tended The plwntJff11 also objected to designation of the 39 acres as the sate for housing units prices for persons with low and moderate an comes They said planners failed lo consider spreading the afforda· ble units throughout the project. The grouos also charged that the county failed to give ade· <See CANYON, Page A.%) Floods, Slides Rip South Coast r Star Light Burns Bright in H B Race By STEVE MARBLE 0t -0-41y ~ .. s~ Huntington Beach's current city council election race has abruptly turned into a star war today. Instead of candidates squabbling over land develop· ments or tax-slashing 1mliatives. a pair of Huntington Beach hopefub have l>quared oH for a battle of entertain ment fame CANDIDATE JACK KELLY, who gained stardom playing Bart Mavenck. James Gamer's gambling brother in the Mavenck lelev1s1on series, 1s being questioned for using the tiUe of lhe show on his campaign statement Council hopeful John Valentino. who claims henlage to s ilent-film giant Rudolph Valentino. filed a complaint this week with the city clerk asking that Kelly be forced to scrub the word "Maverick." "IF HE CAN GET away with that." complained the 49-year-old Valentino. "I should be able lo put Rudolph on mine." Valentino contends he's a dist.ant relative to the legen- dary "Sheik" but has kept that facttohimNlfuntllnow. Kelly. 52, maintains be used the old western television title on bis statement for identification ~es. "TIIAT'S Jt.JST WHAT I'm known ai.." said the lfunt mgton Harbour resident ... Jr Roy Ro.aers wa& runrune he .,ouldn't use Leonard Slye, Duke Wayne wouldn't use Marioo MorrilOll." City Clerk Alicia Wentworth aaid she aent the com· plaint to lbe city attorney's office and expeeta an answer by Friday. Mrs. Wentworth suggested Orange County Is very liberal on campaign statements. In 1978, she said, a can- didate caJling himself Steve "C1ti:ien" Kane used the Ori.on Welles moVle reference m his campaign for the lluntmgton Beach City Councu He k>st /\!> for Valentino vers us Mavenck, tune m later for tt'lt exciting conclusion Plan for Release Of Hostages Told By Tht-A.ssociak-d PrH~ Fonner F'ore1gn Minister Sean M acBride of Ireland said today the United States and "the Ira nians" have agreed to a plan lo release the U .S hostages "before or concurrently with" the opening of a U. N. -sponsored inquiry into the s hah's regime. In New York, a United Nations spokesman said he hoped to be an a position to announce soon, "perhaps in the next 24 hours." the composition of an lnt.ema· t1onal commission ol inquiry as part of an arrangement to free lhe American hostages . But U.N. spokesman Rudolf Staj- dubar, speaking al a midday briefing. told reporters "I do not Orange Coast expect 1t (the announcement> to day" In another dfve lopmcnl . Iran's President Abolhassan Ban i-Sadr told an Italian m· terviewer the American hostages held In Tehran for 103 days could be freed in 48 hours if Washington accepts "all the con- ditions" set by his government. In the past. Bani-Sadr has said his conditions include having the U.S. government acknowledge it has comm1lted "crimes" in Iran. something Washington of· Ciclals bave aaid they will not do. "Banl·Sadr added. however. that there baa been no dis- cussion between Iranian and U.S. authorities over the release of hostages. White House spokHman Jody Powell. afte r a meeting with President Carter earUer today. waa asked about rePOrta lhal re- <See aELEASE, Page A2> 0.11, ...... _., __ _ POLICE SOT. TERRY TEMPLE USES PITCHFORK TO LOOSEN DEBRJS FOR CfTY CREW Laguna Canyon Dr91nage Pipe Ctagged In ~fOftt of City'• Anlmel SM..., Completion Pushe d for Beach Park ~up l' r ... I .,() I Th() m ,, " HI 11'\ !>aid nt· wants Capastrnno H1·ach Park flnishl"<I hv '>Umrnr·r So intent 1s h1· rm lht· .Juh 1 opemn~ of the park that h•· INI county supcn 1sor~ Yh·dnt s<lci) in cndo"ing a $1.000 a day t10nu.-. lo ht> paid l<i lh(• dt•\ el<>JK•r for bcalan~ tht· dt•a<lhn1· llowcver. Uw dl'veloper ..... 111 also be a.'>:.C!>!>ed J $1,000 a <la;. fine for m1s!>m~ th1· July I opt·n ang The $1.000 a day bonus p..nal ty was pa rt of th•· pl ans and s per 1f1cat1ons for the park that s upervisor s approved for <.id vert1slng for b1d.li S uperv i sor~ bought th•· Cap111trano Beach s ite in 1978 for S2.5 m1lhon al> an out of-cour1 settle ment of condemnation pro ceedlngs The 7 7 acre park. near PalisadeN Drive ln Capistrano Beach, ls to include parking for 140 cars. restrooms. a basketball court. volleyball courts and out door showers. Development of the park. which 1s adjacent lo Doheny Stale Park, is expected to cO'lt nearly $500,000 Flooding Closes Santa Ana Freeway Rv Tht> i\i;soclated Prt'f>I'> 1-·1oi><trnl! c·lo,..l-d lht• busy ~an t .1 Ana l'rt•eway durinl! th•· mornini: ru!>h hour lode1~ aftt.'r .1 I' ,11 1 fll "tu rm ,..10 14 cc.J ov1•r "11111 h1•rn C'.1llforn1a and droppt-d 'i i inch .. .., 11( rain 1n l.o• \n.,:1·lt'"> oH·r 2·1 h11ur., Ahout thrt•c milec; ''' lh•· Crt·1·\lo.J) .1 mc1Jnr north \OUth nimmult r .1 rtef) carry an~ In t1·r-.t:lle 5 traffic bC'lW<>en llr,1n~e C'uunt~ and downlO\lo n l.os /\ngdl'!>. was closed bt-C'au.•w of mort-than a fool of watt'r ar rumulatt'<I on th1· fn'<.'way lant''> nvt·rni.:hl /\ fr...., motonsts W<'rc n.._cut-0 Crom tht· roofs of lheir n :tuclt•-. hv Los /\n~C'le c; Co unt ) f1rl'f1J?htC'r<; and Ca l1forn1 a ll1ghwa} Patrol off1 ct"r'> a., ..., akr colh'<'l<'d 5 fet't deep al J 1 ail road underpass of the Im pt•n:al fhghway, the Cfl P stud 'The rlooding an that area bPgan wht'n the pumps by tht· Goodrich Tire plant stopped working s hortly after 2 a m . " '>a1d 'ipokesman Steve Pudinsk1 of the Califo rnia H1ghw11 y l'Jtrol ,\b.-.ut 40 \l'h11·Jt--. m<"'t h r.ir... \lol'rt '>t.illt·d in th•· rioo<11·d dfl'" Tht• l'loi-1nl! or th•· '' '"'\\ H)' put 1• ' t r .i pr 1• c;.., u r 1· "n o l h 1· r frcT..., a}'S -.outht•<tst of rlowntown 1.o-. ;\nj!clr..., Hut purtton.., of th•· I .on~ tkach 1-'rt>t>....,a). l'omonJ I' n · .. ...,dlr ·'" ...,,.II •" lm~nal TANK TRUCK DRIVER DIES IN CRASH -AS lh~hway also hJrl floodin~ of :1 to 4 fe<>t an '>IJOl!> hut nn r lo:.ini;-. were reportt'd by tht• ('allfom1<l l>t•partmenl of Tran'>p<>rtal1on About 7.000 ru.-.lnmt•N of Uw l.o'> AnRele.., Department of Wall•r and Power l~t 1•lf:lnc1ly for a time Wedm•..,dav n1Rhl or t'ar ly today berau~l' of rain and wand damage lo hne~ All but about 100 cu...,lomt•r:. had powN restored by 6 a m . OWP spokt>swoman Ehzabt'lh W1m· mN said By 8 a.m . lht· storm had dropped 2.74 inches of ram in downtown Lo-. An~ele:.. 9,000 Without Power Heavy downpours Wednesday and this morning 10 south Orange County knocked out power lo nearly 9.000 homes. c losed maJor roadways. prompt t-d mud and rockshdes and kept firemen busy pumping water from garage::. and office build mgs "This u. Just about as bad as I've seen al." said one Laguna Beach police officu Wednesday as he mane uvered his car through 12·mch deep waters on flooded Laguna Canyon Road. The canyon road was closed lo all traffic at m1drught Wednes- day. after flood waters betame nearly a foot deep near the Laguna Lak• area. Many homes and businesses were flooded alontt tbe canyon road , and city animal cootrol of f1<·er.; n..d lo <'arry do~s and caL-. from l.be animal shelter to an adjacent l*rn alter rainwaters f1ooded tbe facility. TIM! ammala were placed in a second story loft in the barn UD• UI city erews could moR up tbe mess at the shelter Meanwb.Jle. San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano residenL-. we~ struck bv -.even 5eparate t'lectncaJ power outages <'aused hy lre55 knocktnJ! down power h~.s Tbt-lar~t~l power outage oc curred at 2 ~ d m. today in cen tral San Clt>mt•ntt• when about 2.300 homes .md bu.'>ines~es wer<' \lo llhoul l'lt'Clnt·1l) for le~s lhun one minUlt' Cit) f1n:nwn had to remove a h1~h voltagt• hnt· that had fallen a<'r~s St>veral park<'d cars on the 1400 block of South El Cam mo Rt>al at 2 43 a m Another 1,622 San Clemente home~ and busanesse:> lost elec- tnc1ty at about lhe s ame time Power was restored lo t~ homes by8 13 am About 4n> re1\1dcnLs living near Camp Pendleton wl're without e lectncaty from 2 35 to 4: 25 a. m The central San C lemenll' busmess dJstnct along Averuda Del Mar was darkened from 4 to 6 ·05 am. ~aUS(' of a power out.age San Ote~o Gas and Electnc Company offic1als ~aid 639 busa nesscs and homes were affected by lhe 4 a .m. power outage in the Del Mar area Somt" 1,352 s outh San Clemente rc11idenls were without <See SOUTH, Page AZ) Weather Partly cloudy through Friday with chance of rain decreasing to 30 percent tonight and Friday. Con· Unued cool. Lowa tonight 4e a l the beaches and 52 inland. Hllhs Friday 60 along the coast and 6S in· I .aguna Store Hit By Masked B.andit land .. INSIDE TODA '1 He ~m·r drink ben or pump QOI. but CM '°" o/ Prime Mtni•t~r Marooret Thatcher it being dmounced a. .. Bntam'• 8""' carter." SIOF'fl, pho(ot Poof .U. •••• At "I-~ • ._ ,_ L.....-. .. c;: !~!:;.. ! =--= .=. ...... -=== ~ °'" ... taO.l.tt ~ ... ~ ... . ~~-,.._... Cll .,... re:: ... ........ ., ... , .. e:= I ... • .. Ct.a V~ C.-1 • Cl....., .. , ............ A man wearina a nylon stock· ln& over b.b face and rubber 1lovea oo h1I bands held &U> a La1uoa ~acb convenience market Wednesday night, escap- ln1 on foot wilh more than SlOO. Police aald a clerk and mana1er at the Tlc Toe market. 1391 North Coast H11hway, were robbed a t 1unpoint by a man who walked in from the rain at aboutlt':'5p.m. TM witnelHI •aid the man walUd up ~bl.nd the clerk, placed .a baDdfuD t.n bia back and •aid, "Ollay, dude, atve me JOUt mon,y." Tbe cleft banded over MVet'al bllll from h1a wallet, at wbtcb time the 1UDman turned to the man11er and demanded cash rrom the register. The masked bandit placed caah from the drawer into a paper bag and ran from lhe a tore . He waa Jut seen running eut- bound up Viejo Street, police said. The bandit la described aa a male whl"' In hit twenties, standlna five feet seven lnchea tall and wellbln1165 po11Dda. He had dark hair; and WU weartna a denim jacket , llaht cordw'Oy ~ and dark rub- ber •'°"'· Pollet 1peculate that •Ince the man ..a nlaUvely d.ry when he arriffd at Lbe lto1'9 durlnl a downpour, be probably &ad parked a v hJcle near by. tCI ..,.. .,.,. AMKMrr •NM.AU AT DIL 098lllO ANO COAST H .... AT. DAL~ In~. 11 llRRA fltent W....1...,.cl HMvy De••ll 1N1 ,,_ ~ ·~ I f I . ----~· ---------·-- OM. v "9' L.llC ,,.,,,.... '!9pNllY , •• ,. -~------1VST BR&tlUNC --......... Loi# Mnt.I from tocfcaw'• wrW _.-•••I..,.....,..,"*"'· Rius Tankl, Plane Hit A/ ghan Rebels .,,,..~ ..... Sovin lankl and al leul one 1110·D f\OLer foqbL a lbarp batUe wtlb Althan dwldenU thll wW 11 mU111 from Kabul and &here..,.,.. u undeterm1ned aumbe:r ol cuualU•, a delayed N · port from ltabuJ •Md Loclay Cram to~ Sclunitz 'Dilf eren,t,' o.lly Ptlot ,_ .. LM PeY• In ~va. Swiuerland. t.M Uruted StatM \old a med.ln1 or lbe U .N. Human Rl&hta Commluaon lbat "tubataoUal ownb9n Of pr~n" had bffn nown lo tbe Soviet Unloo from Ar1bAnl.IUrl. ~to. --t.rantfrtpt ,..1.aMd by tb4t U S Milllon lD <Jeona. n. U.S . ...,_l• aaked ~r tbl Red Crcm hlld bciet\ tnvtted \o rill\ t.bem. SACRAMENTO (AP) -Alan Cran1ton aDd John SebmlU aro oppoalna eaeb °'"'for the U.S. en•t~. but lhat'1 where the 11 mllariU. end. They even bavt dlfferent ways ot lauocblna a c:ampaltn. Cranston. tbe t wo·lerm Democrat and Senate m~t.Y whip, atuck \o tradition Wed.net· day lie klcked off his re· elecUon bid wlt.b a Mrlts ol ap. pearancea all over the 11.au Alonsslde smllln1. pralstna OemocratJc otnctala. AIO CRA9"E8 IN STORM -Raymond Stuetz, 29, of Santa Ana, suffered only a cut near hil left eye after he lost control ot hi.s truck Wednesday a fternoon on the San Dieeo Freeway in San Clemente. north of AvenJda Pico. It took workmen nearly two hours to remove the rig. About 100 gallons or diesel fuel spilled. ,.,..,,_AJ A dlapatt'b from Afpaniatan by Aucxla&ed J>re1a Cor· reapc>n(Wnt Mlchat-1 Ookllmllb qUOWd wl~ u "-Yinl UM sovu.lt.I fouaht an hour tone bettJe wit.b lbe ,..,.la Monday ln t.be vma1• of Oar1ha north of Kabul, lbe upltal. We1ltrn diplomata ln U. vtdni\7 aaJd t.My HW Soviet Infantry and \&nka IOIDI lnlo ac:tioo a1alnat an army barTa<'U In the vlUa1e. Scbmlt.z. a Republican at.ate 1enator and once the American Independent Party candidate for prea(deot. almply filed hla can dldocy papen in Orange County and told a few rf" .rtera about ll later SOUTH COAST HIT HARD ... BELGRADE. Vuauelavl1 tA P > • Doc:\oni reeorted t.oday tbat ~ident Jot.lp Bro• Tllo wa1 In "critical" C()ftd!Uoo deaplw "lntena1vu me1ahu~" to uvti the 87 year-old YUIOlllav lead•r·s life "A certain lmpronment took placti foUowlnc I.be lntenalv~ electncal power from 4 ·4() to 4 ·48 am. The area affected by this electrical problem included the vacated Nixon estat~. In San Juan Capistrano. the first reported electrical power outage was reported al 1 · 54 p m Wednesday when 2,559 homt.-<i and' buaanesaes were aartcen~ for leu than one minute. Later. at l ·55 a .m . lhe same homes ~re without power for o ne hour and nine minutes because of another downed high voltage line. officlab said. S~t. Frank Ev<tns of lhe Dana measuttS of treatrnl'nl. but the condition 1!> t1t1ll vtirY difncult." the docton. said 1n u medlt•al bulletin Tht·rc wa~ no word on de tailb o( Tito':. trt·atmcot f.WPriea88fle That was a turnabout from 1976. when Schmitz. R-Coron11 del Mar. announced he would run for the Senate but later backed out without filing. Campaien style ia only one of the dilterences between the two Carter Endorses LONDON <AP> -Gold priceb dipped around the world to- day as the dollar firmed up in response lo hints or a possible breakthrough that <·ou ld lead to the relea:.e of the Amencan hostages in Ira n Cranston. a balding SS-year· old who 1s a plodding speaker, I'> a hbt:·ral. although some crillc., have accused him of moving to the ridlt recently. Commission Probe Cold tumbled $15 09 an ounce on the bugy Bona Koo& market to cloc.e al $680 io. The met.al waa aelll.ng for $667.50 an ounc<' al closing oo the London market. In Zurich . Euro~·s largest market, gold closed down $9 at $685 50 Earlier in Tokyo, the dollar rose for the fourth consecutive s ession to cl08e at $242.475, up from a Wednesday close of $241.90. Schrrtltz, a glib 49·year-0ld. ls one of the most conservative members of tbe Legislature. a fact he said he would help ln lhe race for the GOP Sen ate nomination WASHINGTON CAP) -Pre111· dent Carter, in a move to gain release of some 50 Amencan hos tages, 1s endorsing a n in- ternatJonal commission to ex- plore Iran's lon g -festering grievances against the deposed s hah and tbe United Statt-s. f'irdlfllat..,.. It' allc 011 ClllCAGO <AP) -Flrefigbtera walked off the Job t.oday and refused to answer fire calls. leaving only skeleton crews to watch empty firehouses m the nation's second-largest city. A spokesman for the mayor srud some firefighters were retumlng as the day wore on 'It Wasn't !II~' Barley Reiterates 'Love' for Victim By F REDERICK SCHOEMEJO, OI U. o.lty Pl ... s-.tt Th<' defense in lhe Thomas Barley murder trial rested its <·ase We dnebday, after the former Daily Pilot reporter re· iterated hlS lov,. for his slam wife, Catherine. •·I love Catherine more than 1 ever dJd," Barley, 51, told the seven·man, five-woman Jury at the e nd of l engthy crou- examination by Deputy District Attorney Cliff Harris. Of the May 26 s tabbing attack that left Mrs. Ba rley dead on a walkway in front of a Santa Ana <·orfee :.hop, Harley said, "It wasn't me that did that. Mr llarris. ll wasn't me " The defe nse has claimed 1hroughout the !ave-week trial that Barley was in the mid.Ill of a blackout when the stabbing oc- curred and that he has no con :.cious recollection of the events that occurred. That view is supported, de F ...... P-.AJ CANYON ••• quate consideration to potential landslide problems in the Hobo Canyon area. The board's action wu in the form of an amendment \o the land use element of the county General Plan. Any d evelopment on the parcel must a wait county ap+ provaJ of rone c hanges and tract maps fe nse attorney George Chula believes. through statements Barley made while under hyp- nosis and the innuence of a truth serum. Barl ey conceded in hi s tes timony that be became angry the niaht before the atabbt.o1 when he called hi• wife and heard another man·s'volce ln the background. Barley and hla wife had been separated for six days prior to her death .. By Goo . she told m e . that whenrver she fancied It and sbe wanll-d to go out with anothc•r man , !'>he would /\nd she meant 1t," Barley t(.+slJf1ed Shortly before the stabbing. Barley u-stified. he spoke with h1:. wife by tclephl)n(' and they af(reed to meet late r in the day :.o he could gjve her $300 \o re- pay a loan A s ked by the prosecutor whet.her Mrs. Barley h ad violat ed their marriage agreement, Barley responded, "Yea, but I wasn't surprised. Sbe had done lt before." Barleysaldhlsgoal was forhlm and Mrs. Barley to move to Ireland to Improve their marital relationship. Barley ls a native or England. Speaking of lhelr marriage . Barley said, "I didn't th.Ink It was over. She was very viable, very sexy, a very attractive woman. "God knows what came between us," Barley testified Many Flee Blut WASHINGTON PARK, Ill. (AP) -A huge lank of methane gas exploded Wednesday al a m t>tals recycling plant here, in· jurlng two workers. •·Everyone running for the Republican nomination ls a con- servative," he said. "But I 'll be the conservative with c1 legislallve re<:ord. I don 'l have to give speeches I can just tell them to look at the record.'' Carter Gets lover Vote WASHINGTON CAP> - Rosalyn Carter, holdan~ he r r1rat Valentine's dance a l the White House. of- fered a rare glimpse of her hu.'lband. the lover. ··A couple of years ago,•· she told guests Wednesday night. "the president was nam e d Love r o f the Year." The articl(' s:.ud · 'II e has b een c h osen beca111e that kind of old- f ubioned ao.e which pew with the years, which ex- panded with the growth of our family and all the cha nges that building a life together bring ls Im portant lo our country · I want to 1ntroduc-e m~ Valentine. lh1· pre-;1dent · Carter told his guests, "Well, I've already had a long day, plu.'> a prc~s l'Ofl fcrencc. "I'm going to d ance only a few dances lf I do much more I won·t be able to hve up to my reputation " Woman Hurt In Smashup A 30-year.old Santa MooJca woman was injured when ber auto slammed Into the Aliso Creek Bridge abutment In South Laguna early today. Renee Ponder was reported ln fair condit.lon at Ml.salon Com· munlty Hospital today following lhe 6:40 a .m . era.sh on Pacific Coa1t highway. California Highway Patrol Of. ficer Ted Burgoon said the driver lost control of ber auto Ill the southbound lane and cruhed Into the concrete abutment near the Allao Pier. Hill declaration, a t a news con · ference Wednesday. appeared ti> mark a policy change. Carter said there were "some poti1l1w 11igns" toward ending the 103· day impasse but refused to go into detaHs. His announcement capped day-long rumors and pohllcal duels betw<.'en hi:. adm1rustra t10n and Sen Edward M KPn nedy. his ('h1er challengn for th1· Democratic prc:s 1dent1al nommation The Massachusetts M•nator had sought lo take credit for thP latest move. But Carter called Kennedy 's da1m -and the senator's lllany of a lleged U S fore ign policy mi sta k e~ "damaging to our country " The president's endorsement of "an appropnate comm1&1on with a carefull y deri ne d purpose" contrasle<I with his doubts al a news conference Nov. 28 that any forum would la1>tcn to Iranian complatnlb, juaUfied or not. Carter wu careful not lo pro- clal m a breakth rough ln the tedious and still unsuccessful negoUalions ov<'r tht• Amenc1m .... s<·1zt-d by militants on Nov 4 * * * 1·,....r9PAI RELEASE ... h«1'>t' of the hos tai:r-:. wa'> 1mm1 nc nl and repbed "Evf'rybody ,., cona1derably ahead of the proc ess · · He said the-news medrn are "ruruung a little rapidly " Meanwhile. I ran's t'oreagn Minister SadcJ(h Ghotbudeh. who ts vis1ung m Rome. told a news <'OOference the hostages might be released after lbe com· mission Is appointed to tn vestlgate the shah 's alleged crimes. He saJd be hoped the panel could be appointed within two days by U N . Secretary· General Kurt Waldheim. The s upervisor 's action grant· ing the change in land uae des· ignation in H obo Canyon followed stormy bearings both before the board and the county planning commlsalon. DAILY PILOT Witness Aids Arrest In CdM Burglary A parking lot a ttendant at a Corona del Mar restaurant was credited by police today with aldinC ln the arrest of three meo who allegedly tried to bura.lari&e a nelpbortne pharmacy. Pistol Wielder Hite Niguel Store A lone band.lt armed witb a ptatol took $50 from a Lacuna Ni1uel convenience market at about mldnlibt Wednuday. Sberttf'a deputies uld the holdup occurnd at the 7·El•veo •tore near the comer of Crown Velley Parkway and Cbapal"OIC! Avenue. The cunm•n was detcrlb•d as clean·cut and aportlnl a neat muatacbe. No 1etaway auto was seen. Booked ln\o clly J•ll on suspi- cion of commercial buralary waa Ant.bony John Blnsley. 29, of 247 Ave. Del Ponlent.e, Sao Clemente: Donald Georse Spl1arolo Jr., 28, who lilted a Dana Point poet otnce box ad- d re u, and Eu1ene Ralph Ooaiales, 35, of 34553 Via Verde, Capi1trano 8Hch. The three were taken Into custody late Tuesday n!ibt on Bayside Drive near tbe t'weber Pharmacy at the comer of ltut Coast HJpway and Marsuerlt.e Avenue. Police said the break·ln at· tempt Mt off the dnia store'• bur11ar alarm and a partln1 valet at Bernard'• Rettaurant uw t.bne men nee t.he 1cene. Wben police arrived momenta latar, tbt reateuranl •mp&oyee polntad out t.bt neetn1 trio. Of. flcen l'°Pl*t tbe m.u a few bloc kl away. --------------------------------- H1·fl1'<'t1n~ pa.,! d1 -;a ppo1nl· m•·nl'>. tw ... 11d "t:xpt>rlcn('e ha., t.111•!hl u. ... to guard agamst ex t't''>'>1\1· op11rn1!>m " Tht• pn...,111t•nt did not '>Pf'll 1>ut th•· kmd of comm1">slon he had in rnind. although hi· said any set· t lf'ml·nl must tw "ron.,,~lf'nt with our ~oat ... and our ttsenllal in1t·rndl1onal pnnc1 plt·l> " ~uu rCf'l> Sli ld hO-tt Wf'Jnt -> a m·utral l'omm1!'>\Wn conducun~ J tiJ lancl'<i m<1wry tnl~J µa!tt U ~. •.upport for th•, d1·po:.4·d ~ah ~f •1h<.1mmcid fU·zJ Pahla~1 <',JI t,. r ·., o 111ir o .1 • h 1 I 1 .11 h r1Jl1·' out .1 -.hov. I rial rk 11•rwl1 rn• 11•1\ tu ;L,~l'~' ~wll a.:J1rn.t th• t..:rult·tl ~ldlt'~. th•· '>IJUrl't"> .... 11rl h 1rt \\ Jldh1·1m , tht• t ;'\ '>I n1•lJ.T) Ji:C:Ot'rJI. c1nd ••lh•·r 1n t•·r mt.'d1a.r~ ha' c b<'t'n al v.ork f111 -.ornt' l.Jmt· on o numt..it>r ''' pl.in'> k1•\t•t1 tr1 1'fl'Jll11n 11f ,, 111rnm1.,~••>l1 .and !11·1·11H' tt1• h11'>I JJ({''> l111w1·vt•r . ., sp<>k•·'>mJn for ttw rn 1 ll lJnh v. ho '>l 1· UIJ) l h•· I .., t-:mlJJ.:...,Y in T1·hron rt'lll'ro\A-d \\ ... 1111"'><.la> tht·1r initial <and u11 v. J'd.'~ prrtond.Jl.lun -r1•111m r1( th•· ~hJh to I fJll to fac1· tnJI Short Blamed For Fire in LBGar~e I If" '"""'111:.1tr1r., '>·•~ a tilazo· I It JI ~Ullt'<J J La Run c1 Lan)'tifl ...1111 .1..:1• i.:.1r.1.:1· .ind d<''>ln>)t'\.I ,1x , 1nlagl' automobll''" Wt~in,.., dav morn1nR probably wa-; ""arkf'd b\ an t•lcrtnt'al !)hort n reu1t tn ow·rhl•ad lighting T h l' r 1 r e d e s t r o y c d s 1 " .1utomobllea valued at morc.- thJn S70.000. arrordang to o-..1wr l.M Humann. -.. ho had n ..... ton'<i many oflhe vebJclM . It abo destroyc'd the garage ('omplex li nd a !lt-cond story a partment. and damaged a metal st'uJpture shop 3djact.'Ot to the garqe. Total damaee to coot.ent.s and structure was estimated \o be arou.od $11.5.000. Point Harbor P atrol said a mudslide on the cliffs above the marina blocked both laoes or Del Obu po, cl~lng the route w motorists. He said the roadway was lat.er opened by county crews. but caut ioned motorist s lo drive slowly. Other south county roads closed by mud and rockalldes in- c I u d e Cam ino C apistrano between Avery Pa r kway and Junlpero Serra where flood und '1ebris were report(•d two and a h:ilf f<'f't deep m spots l>unng last month's storms. a man Wtt..'I wa11hed from his car into 1 ht• adJuct>nl flood control l hann1·l wht•re he drowned Pacific Coast Highway wa:. :1 i... o closed fro m C a m 1 n,, C'JIJl<;lra no to Uoh1•ny Park HoJd, and tht• Ort1·ga lltghw<1y was dosed for much of il.'1 length du1• to rock~hdM Jn l ~gun:J Niguel, the ht•avy rains wa~h, .. I rt>!'kl> and cl1·hn-> for morl' than a milt• on f'rown Valley Parkway nt:ar l';ic1fw bland Dnve And num lake-. wer1· fnrm1·1l al tht• l.Jltt-r'Sf>ctmn of Df•I Oh1'>p11 and ('oust H1ghwJy In l>a n.1 1•,11nl :irul portt'>n" 11f Moulton f'.11kv.,1.,. 1n l.d~Ull<I Jl1ll-. ~on JuJn ('ar11.,1rano off111ah .... 11<1 mon· 1 h.on 1 wo inf'l11·" r1r ra in ff•ll Wednf'~liJV 11n th.ii wwn. t<'anoli( 100 ... 1• ..s s1•w1·r lint <in llorno Cn'f'k. Hot1c1 ('1ty offic1a lt. .. a111 t•mcr~1·n1·y forc1·s Wf're on lh•· -.ren1; ap 11r.:1 1sang thf• d<1maRi> They .,,m l 11m1· -.t'WJ~t· ,., puunn~ 1nl<1 SJn .Ju.in Cret•k. but ~0 1d <·m1•rg1·n1:y r"pa1rs are t:xpe<'t('d lo ht: c·om- pll'l1·d •.non County f1rt• offi cial-> :.a1rl J 1 v. o-st.ory oHtrt• bu1 ldrn~ al 122A!J 1 ·am1no Cap1:.tr<1no in San Juan v. J., noodffi thti-mom mg. with v..1l1•r c·o\1•n11~ mu<·h of the but tom floor of that buildmK. Fire uewa were busy m<>1>- alnc up the meu tbla morning. accordla& lo f\re Capt. Marc Hawkina. Al.so ln San Juan, wortmen pi led sandbaltS around UK• ex- tenor of t.M South East RcK1on11 l Herlamat1on Aut h on t v cSt:RkA 1 plant to kN·p v..1l•·r from 1hat facility that Wll'> flood1-d dunng thf' last \torm Offlr1 aJs at the plant :.aid th.it dt "'"'' !ht• hPsivy rains. a ll h1•a<·hc"> v.1th the <"t('1•pt1nn "' Doht>ny State H••ac-h Park rt· mJtn o~·n More than 1U m1J('S or south county beaches we re closed for 10 days aflt'r the last storm dl'I ahlcd I.ht.· plant and <·a ~wd u '!>t.''4 JRC !>pill 2 Skiers Missing S HAVER CAP> -Fres no County sheriffs depuUes wer1• plannin g a compre bens i v• searc h here today for two cross· country skiers last seen Wednes• day mom.Ing. CALIFORNIA a.JI Ceaia Gas Overcharge Violations Hit LOB AltOEl.D (AP) -Deput-.t of 1MrD adtGn uy ana ... ....,_ an~ tWr CG&tom .. -tlt.lw Um. u,. naUGul aft'l'qe, wllb umNlw-~ a~ two to ft\'e catlapllm. · TM ~ o..arcbarse cliarovtred al.nee lul Aqt»l wu u I "°""" • pllon, .. oftldal aaid n WAS RJGGDTSD that . bi• overcbar&lna •W'S• OCC\&l"nld ill JaAlllllY u bup crude ail pr1ce hlk• ~ \&P at &he ret.aJl ........ SIDce Aus. l wben lbe enero deputm..i ttr-mHfted lta prlce-teatni l\ddell.nel, • pen:ent of tbe area 1laUom cheeked were found to be ovorcb&J"llq. Tbat compeNll with • naUorud averaae ot 19 percent. JAN\JA..aY nGU&ES WE.&£• percent locally and 27 percent nation"!ide. Federal offktala empbuised, however, that the priclna lnfrac t1ons were discovered al operallona on which the department hMd received complaints The checks were not random. But the num hers indicate a bJeher rate ol overcharges here, they said. GEO&GE HlJBBA&D, audit dJrector of the enerp department enforcement division here, s~uJated Wednesday that li&hler sup plies and price lids higher than most other parts of the country were behind the violations. "U a guy acrosa the street from me ls allowed to charge ten cents a ealloo mOTe than I am and sWl baa a line of can waiting to get in, then the temolation for me ls to Jack up my price," be ex- plained. "Tight supplies plus high price equals violations." Edward N. Hepper, member of the Cana· dian Consul General's office in Los Angeles receives a singing valentine in bis office as other members of the staff look on. The event, sponsored by a local com- pany called "Live Wires," was to show ap· . Runaway Tank Truck Crash Kills Driv e r NEWHALL (AP> -Officials are investigating the cause of a tanker truck crash and fire on northbound Interstate 5 that took the life of its driver, a 35-year-old Los Angeles man, and closed all lanes of the freeway for three hours. "Both sides of the freeway were on fire when officers arrived," said California Highway Patrol officer John Gentry. The accident occurred al 7:20 p.m. Wednesday whe n the brakes ap· parently failed on the double-trailer rig, during a snow flu..rry, causing it to run out of control, strike two vehicles and then explode into names. The rig was hauling an un · identlfied fl ammable liquid. .,..,. ....... , ........ LOS ANGELES (AP> -U.S. postal inspectors have arrested a Los Angeles couple, sought by federal authorities in connection with a scheme to collect more than $45,000 from insurance companies through phony accident claims. Assistant U .S. Attorney Henry Rossbacher said Joseph Berson, 39, and Norma Jean Keenan, 37, who claims to be Berson's wife, were ar· ralgned late Wednesday before U.S. Magistrate John R. Kronenberg. Ball was set at $25.000. ft1'e ......... ,...,. TRACY CAP> -The second brawl in two days at the Deuel Vocational Institute involved about 50 prisoners, some using prison-made weapons, and has left five inmates injur-ed, of· f1cials say. Prison ~uards used two rounds of ( STA.TE ) tear gas to break up Wednesday night's fight, which started in a cor- ridor by mmates returning from the dining room, prison s pokesman Cliff Reed said. Twelve crude knives were recovered from the area, be swd. The incident followed a clash Tues- day night involving 40 to 60 inmates in which ooe inmate waa killed and another injured, Reed said. LOS ANGELES (AP> -U.S . Marshals were searching today for four inmates who u.sed two prison veblclea to ram their way out or Terminal Island Feder al Corn~c· tional 1.nstitution. Local authorities were looking for one of tbe escape vehicles, an orange 1962 half.ton pickup truck of unknown make which the escapees may have uaed to drive away from the area. The inmates crashed the double gates at the faclllty with the pickup and a fire truck at 7:40 p.m . Wednes· day during a free-movement penod at the mlnlmum security facility. 8 1 •••• Cw lldllefi FRESNO (AP> -The Fresno death pma1ty case again.st a 30-year- old man charged with the rape-slaying of bis 12-year-old stepdaughter was d.ismi.a8ed oo a leeal technicality, then 1m mediately refiled. Donald Griffin is accused in the death oftbe girl, whose body was found Dec.13slaabedaodsexually m uWated near the San Joaquin River. See the Vera Maxwell Spring Collection of Suits end Coats. shown by a ip8Cial teptll 1bitive et I. Megnin South Ccmt Plaza on Friday and Saturday, February 16 and 16. Impeccable tailoring in superfine fabrics: 10ft woolens, mohair and Ultrasuedlpolyester· polyurethane. The dinner end theatre suit In black Ultrmuldl, a nipped-In Jacket owr slim skirt, 6 to 14 lizes 646.00. Fine Sult Salon 1.magnm South Coert Plaza Costa Mesa 967·1611 ' -. 5.tle prices good tluu PresJdenl• ~ Mondily. F~. 18. "'while A.fJP'Je$ IMI. LEVI'S WESTERN !HRTS (A) Choose from long Wee-.e loldel'TI end~~ in ilwJr1edpl.st<k ConOn/~S.M L XLRegS1150·20 NOW $11.49-12.99 LEVI'S MOWVG' ON JEANS (BJ SIM on PDl'Ulo• ~In pr~ denlm.l\llM'al w ll corduro, or bfu-.hed CO!IOn. Sl>leard ~In .,.•lecwd \JfK<"> ~l<,,1<, 28 JR fWq \19 24 NOW $13.99-17.99 HAWAIIAN PRINT SHIRTS (C) Trtmmdous ~., nn ~ flMl'lOU'> l'NlkM Ha...e111.1n pr1nl ~ fOf' 1ial·, AW>r!f'd Reg \2b NOW $16 .99 LEVI'S CORDUROY PANTS (D) ~c·s1.19re.JI bergain OOllJOVf ~lie c,Me<.olcnrd poll!!. by LMS. Ay,i, color' ond ~ Req S27 28 NOW $18.99 UGHTNNG BOLT SHlrTS (() Ma"'i ~ <J ~ ~ engineered sltlpc OI c,c;reen prnll kn11 ~I~ 100% conon Reg S20-21 NOW$14.99 SAVE 25~0N OCEAN PACIFIC PANTS (f) Wt!~ CUI price<; on lhfeo• dour m<MI po()Ulclr ~ lonc.J<•fl9 In a-,<;t ~ol c '"'°" ~ 01 bnnhed noplon SeledPd ~n In .... leoKj 90r~ W,19 ,..It"> 28· 38. Reg S20-22 NOW $14.99-16.99 preciatioo to the Canadian government for ·its help in getting American citizens out of Iran. 'Ibe singing trio, from left, are Cyndi Cardinal , Re becca Cash , and Jude Kothmann. B VUf1 . . .. .. . (;i . . , 'D ' '~- ~ 0 -' K-9 Cop -. -- Arrests . . . . . . -. .., -Gunmen ·:= DANVILLE (AP) -Two 1uomen held aevea penona bostap iD • suburban n11idence for an bour, then were captured by a police dog after exchenSlne gunflre wttb offtcers when they tried to escape, autborttJee laid. One of the men was shot lD the arm by police Wednesday night when the pair attempted to drive away from the house with two of tbe boat a1ea. Contra Costa County aberttf'a deput.les said. ··The vehicle, diaabled by of. flcer pnfltt, wu abandooed m a nearby school yard, and the suspects were subsequently Br· rested by a K·9 cop," Sgt. Ken Dyeraaid. Dyer said Richard Paz, 28. and Brian Shipp, 21, both of Pleasant Hill, were arrested for conspiracy, kidnapping, rob- bery, asaault with intent to com-m It murder, assault with deadly weapon and burglary. Pat was treated at Contra Costa County Hos pital in Martinez for the mlbor guosbot wound. Both men were being held in the county jail. Dyer said sheriff's deputies wer~ called to the bome Of An- thony Romano about 7 :50 p.m. on man-with-a -gun complaint . !-- 1' 11 ut \0 !l nt 1al a ng .s ah • " n 1l •· It 12 C> ,. ~ Of ft td ·'' . I I \ • I) (' Editorial Page ..................................................... ~ ..... -AObef't H. WMO/PubllP'let Orange Coast Oa11v Pilot Community Ideals Can Be Expen8ive The l.raf'MI ot Women V<Mn nnt to ,...u pa1na to produce, distrtbute ud tabulate a eom.pla 1•tt.m quee· Uoonalre th&t wu taUor-rmde for Lapna Bucb. Tbe 1roup deaenes mucb credit for ellclUn1 l"'C8pouea to Ule quett.lona from more tban UOO La1u.aa Beach realdeota. Topics ranafltt from future development m the Art Colony to the f ete o1 tbe dt~t Sycamore HUll parttl out Lquna Canyon. The ...Wt. present a ,eneral suide for ctt7 planoen ln overilaulina the city's bed1y outdated ceoeral plan. And wb.Ue the qUMUona WeN well tbouCbt out, and rt'flect lbe probJema of Lasuna Beach, there are few 1ur- prun i• the nspooaea. For tn.sta.uce. It coma u no •UJ'Prlle that tbe maJori· ty ol respoadent.a ravor llmW.na the town'a populaUon to 20,000 soub. Aod. nuturaUy, most l.agunana don't want to &ee homes m ureas desagruat.ed u opeo apace. nw fact that fk) percent of tho9e Nflpoodin1 laid they want to see Sycamore Hills remain in iu natural atate wilh no development is no more aurpriaing than moat res· tdents sa)'lng the city should compile technical informa- tion identilying natural hazards in town. But the questionnaire has the drawbacks of many such ente rprises. It raises more questions than it answers. For lJlStance, lf most Lagunan.s want to see Sycamore Hills remain undeveloped, how should the city pay the $6 million owed to the former owners of the property? And who is to pay for the new parks and recreational areas nearly 59 percent of the residents say the town needs? In the wake of ProJ>()6ltion 13 and Jarvis JI loom· ing in the near future, merely maintaining existing parks may become a problem for Laguna's taxpayers. League spokeswomen said their purpose was not to analyze the tabulations, nor present solutions to city problems They merely suggest the questionnaire be used as a tool for city planners-a gauge of public feeling-when preparing complex amendments to the general plan later this year. As such, the study can be useful. But don't expect it to produce miraculous answers to Laguna Beach's troubles. City Image Tarnished Threats of recall have become as common as reciting the Pledge of Allegaance before council meetings in San Clemente. And last week's inddent at city hall will probably mean still ;,inother effort to remove t"Ouncil members from their elected seats. Residents presented petition.a containing more than 2,000 signatures asking the councU to let voters pick a r eplacement for Myrtis Wagner, the volatile coun- c1lwotr1an who died last month. BUt the council majority, including Mayor Roy Hamm and council m embers Richard Ahlman and Edward Kalscbed, djdn'l agree. They appointed Roy Hurlbut to Mrs. Wagoers's seat. Hurlbut was a close run· ne r m lhe la~t council eledion. That prompted a near riot in the council chambers. with rl'sidcnts calling the council majority .. Hitlers," "Nna~." and "Ayatollahs." It was not a pretty scene. And the uproar was compounded by Councilwoman Karoltne Koester. the lone council supporter for calling an elcclaon to fill the Wagner vacancy. Mrs. Koester, he rself facmg r ecall, went out into the audience to en- courage the unhappy citizens in their noisy protesL True. she late r urged them to calm down, but by then it was too late. The council was forced to adjourn when citizens refus<.'<i to Jet the panel proceed with a lengthy ctgcnda. Leaders ol last week's cowicil confrontation are diB· cussing the passibibility of recalling Mayor Hamm and councilman Ahlman. <Kalsched is not seeking re-election and will step down in April.) But San Clemente does not need another round of re- cal I. If citizens wis h to vent their spleen and show their dis pleasure with the counicil majority, they have ooly to vote for two candidates who share their views in the April 8 election If they m uste r the votes. that would give them the majority they desire on the City CounciJ. Meanwhile. at would be helpful to San Clemente ii the passions of ca ty Politics could be controlled enough to avoid furthe r tarnis hing the community's image. • Opinions eitprossed in the space above are those ot the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment Is 1nv11ed. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. 'Sox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone 1714) ~2-4321 . Boyd/Stuttering By l~M . BOVO A man who sayi-he ha!> stuttered all hli; life reports, "Frequently the most dir ficull syllables for a stutterer lo pronounce a re those tn h.i~ owo name." • When an earthworm oeeds a nap. it takes it, regardless of what's going on. So deep is this innate I mpuls1on that when you cul sa}d worm in halC, both halves toke their naps at the same time. Another word for crowd is D ar Gloomy Gus Recall ls t.be moel over· worked word In the Enclllb l1a1ua1e. We recall can and ~ubllc offlciall. We don t re· call crlmM we commit or tb• mallctoua re· marawem&U. . D.M. ~'J °"' ,_'" •• ,. -....... .., fi ... , .... , , .... , ~.a! ........ ... =:-, . :.t" ,._ • - "crwth" which rhymes with "truth." From the Welsh. But it's in the American language dictionary al hand a nd not under foreign words and phrases. How many other words without vowels c om e to mind ? None ? Likewise. Q. What's the ditfe rence between a "proof coin" and an "une1rculated com"? A. The uncirculated coin is minted on tbe high -speed press. moved oo conveyors. run through a tunnel machine and struck only once. ll's nol guaranteed to be perfect. The proof coin is band·fed to a slow press, struck twice, and inspected for perfect.ion. It ia made from a blghly poliabcd blank. Q. Seemed a few 1enera· tlons ago that every do1 ln the country wae called Rov- er, butt don 'l know why. • . ? A. They were named aft.er the flnt animal fllm ata.r who played the hero ln tbe UIOS movte "Rescued by Rbrir." Client report. that certain par ta of lDdl a baye a women'a hmpqe that mm can't undentand. f J-.kAnd non Soviet Leader 'Disappears' ' W ASHIHGTON -The periodic dila,,earanou from llloHOW ol tot) Sovl9t leaden blf btcocM roudne alnc. Lhey p•hed Lbe TO-ytar mark and be1an to ·~cumb to the m. n"lft ol. old a... But Precnler Alexei Kcs"ytlo bu Men out of pubUc vkW loc-IO Iona that peo. ple are belinniDI tb talk. Tho pra11natic premier. •ecood ooly to Prffldeal Lecm.td Brezhnev lo wortd re· oo.-n, hasn't been HieS\ In publlc alnce mid-October. At aae 16. he could be SW· teriog from the m-.tc>r ill· ness that bas been men· tioned in M~ as the reason for hla ab&eoce. Sul there are festering suspi· dons that Kosygin's illness may have political complications. Mailbox Tho word baa leaked oul that bll IOD·ln·law, DJ.beTman Ovlabiani, •ccepted payofh from an American mystery man named DavldKMr. Tbere' • no lo~aer any. rea· aoo to wttbbold the fact that Karr used to brln1 me Inform•· lion from Inside tbe Kremlin. Hla reporta lnvambly turned out to be reliable. SomeUmes be Upped me olf to Kremlin bap- penlnga before our intelligence agenda learned about them. Suddenly last July, Karr died in Parl1 under rnyaterious circumstances. He bad just re· turned from Moscow where be kept an apartment. He was ac· companied by hla daughter, Cathy, wbo said he was exhaust· ed. She believes he djed from natural causes. But Kart's widow has s uggested to the Paris police that be may bavt! been murdered by the KGB. ll may be alricUy COl.DCiden· UI that Kosygin disappeared from public view three month' later. But the connecllon between Karr and Ko1y1in'1 son·ln-law has 1tirred wbJapera in the intA!Weeoce commu.n!ly. TB E CENT1lAL ln~lligeoce Agency. meanwhile, has been reporttng for four years that Kos ygin had one foot on a banana peel. The agency learned that Brez.bllev had re· peatedly "oven~pped iost.itu· t1onal boundaries, l.ntrudlna into Kosygin's governmental do- matn, by int.ttnJptlog meetings or the Council of MiAisters." As far back as Feb. 20. 1976. the CIA reported : "If a top leader s hould go , Premier KOtiyg:in seems to be the mot.t likely. Periodically. reports are ('lr('ulated that be would like to retire. lbs health has been lndif· ferent recently. Over the years. his governmental apparatus ha5 l.uffered attacks and incursaons from the party , 1oclud1ng BredlOev ..... Kosygm tum.self confided to Swedllh Prime MtnJat.r Olol Palme ln tm. ac:COl'diq to a t1ecret report, that the Pollt.bwo had decided he abouJd "let new political leaders be 1"8 for awhile." Accordingly, Koty1m bepn to fade from the public •=li t until he diuppeared al r laat October. ID Moseo..,, dJplomaUc aourcea told DlJ re- porter, Sally Denton, that Kosuta no longer haa • voice ln Kremlin council.a. His likely tue· ceasor. she waa told, would be Deputy Premler Nikolai A. Tikhanov, 74, already a Pohl· buro member and a political al· ly of Brezhnev. As one secret CIA ~port put it, "It llS easier for Politburo nva b to .)Oin 10 ousting mem· bers than m agreeing on new colleagues." WATCH ON WASTE : Tbe Pentagon spends more than $350 milllon a year to operate cut· rate fOOd commissaries acrotSS the country. Service families buy food and other items at a 25 percent dlSCOUDt, thanks to this taxpayer subfiidy. Congress U)- tendl'd that commlsaaries serve military posts that were remote from ('IVliian shopping cen~rs. but lhe Pentagon wordsmiths have ~ott.en around this by com- ing up with a unique defirution of the word "remote." In the brass hats' V\ew, a ~l L.; remote if it 1!\ more than 10 minutes' dnvc from a supermarket. -A loosely administered A&rlculture Department pro.. gram baa the General Aceounl· ill< omce buuinC ancrUJ. The Beekeepers' Indemnity Pro- gram compensates apiariab as much as $25 fOC' each beehive population that's destroyed by p('s taclde5. It '11 cost the tax· payers almogt S3 million this ~car. CAO ul\lest1gators suspect thJl i.omt-un s crupulous b<·ekN·l)l'r. a rP either submit. I inv, J)h<>ny claims or an• dl·· ltbt•ral>'l y ll"tltng their bee col ona~ dw from exposure to toXJt' cbem1caJs. It's easier than tak· en~ pn'<' .. utu>0s, ;,ind after a ll it's on I y pubh c mont-y. Americans Paying for Oversized Appetite To the l:;cbtor. Tht' Amer.ran public blaml>S our automob1h· manufacturt>r'> for £\ood1og lhc markt'\ with m1l11oos of unsalable, over· powered and over wc1i.:ht ~a...,. guzzling car!>, while b a~h · m1lea~e for('1gn cars steal the market. Ac tually, our car makers learned long ago that unless they make what the public demands, their c ars will not sell and they will go broke. Y~an ago such makers as Ame rican M olors (formerly Rambler) and Crosley learned that bitter lesson when they brought out economy cars at which the public turned up their noses. St.out, t'cooom1cal Euro- pean cars such as Austin were readily available but any American who bought one W<J'> looked on as a sort of kook by ht!> n('aghbors and ('0 workers To have any standing a 175 pound Am<'n can had to dnve a 4.000 pound JUgJ?ernaut lo work each day. It as said that th1· G reybound bus !')('Opie wt: re ap· proached b y one amb1t1ous fellow who wanted them to make a convertable roadster mounted on a b~ chassis for him so that he couJd "k~p others m their µl ac~" Until Americ ans r egain a ... ense of proportion an t heir de· mands for large cars, large homes. large everything, we can expect heuvy economic slrams on our country The old maxim, "cut the swl lo fit the cloth," will have to be re·learned or some bitter lC5SOns lie ahead for us. FRANK KLOCK Tr••••rt N~d• To the Editor: Jl is my opinion thsl Orange County desperately needs to or- gan i ie a cenlrally located transportation center near, or adjoining, the U.S. Marine Corps helicopter base, located between Edinger and Main, and between the Newport F reeway and Culver Drive. The followin• leased mobile buildin&a would be required, alon1 wtlb acre1 ol parkJ.nc: -A J>N1«11er ataUoo for the Amtrak train that runa between Loa Anaelet and San Dleao which would replace the downtown Santa Ana ataUon. -Oreyhou.od/Trailways bU3 terminal. -Oran1e County Rapid Tranatt bua terminal. . -"Park and Rlde" terminal for commut.r bua poola. -"Remotely·located" alrll.De termillal to replace &be l~Qll at John Wayne Ai ~ lf or bualnt paNen1en a uaaa• directly from tile Ueut clllk to UM aitt.raft. Bua terminal• tor buaea J ·----..--- illrt·d t 11 Oi1t.irto ,111d f.A:'< ii I rJ >O l'"h LEA."\ED MORll.t: huildin~c;, would prov·dt' lhr pra('llCJJ, f•conom1C'al ">ol ut 1o n to the dynami cally r hangmg rt'<1wr1· mcnls for Oranll(e County·., transportation m't'<i.'> County Supervisor Tom Hall·y has publicly begged lht• C'ounty ~taff for an "mnovalive"' prar· t1 cal remote t ermana l to en· courage passengers to lake lht' bus to Ontario Airport. Golden West has lx'vn u.-;mg 1ls terrrunal at LAX construt"ted of mobile butldang ~ for :.i nurnbt•r of years. The lall'St d~1gn tn airport..-. I 1 1· lhc m rport be mi;: bu alt al '1 o n t r c a I I u 'it' !> b u s e " t o tr;insport pal-'t•n g1•r ' from lll'kel1 bagga~e cht'('k cJ1·~k lu lht> .ttrC'raft The weatht·r at On tarao or .lohn Wa ynt' d<X"> "''l requ1rf• "Pl'<'tal hU.">t'"> that con nect darc-ctly tn lhe a1rcr.ift for loading and unloadanR Hag- ~agt> couJd bt• trans ported on the :.amc• hu.'> or on a r.t'paralt· veh1clt• 1th al ~1ccompan1 ~ the bus l 1( n-qu1re-d The rount). funded hy thf' FA A, ha.<> rontracted with VTN L'oni.tru('l1on C'ompany to d t'- 1,. £'10µ plan:-. for ;i lar gl• t<•rm1n1tl t•omplt'x a l John Wnynf' Airport. ll 1~ m> <>111nion that any laqw tt·rmtni.11 l·omplcx c:-onstruclt-d al .John WJynt.• Alrµort woulrt only tM! un expc n&lvc. incffa · cal•nt monument to n111ve, 1n <'Ornpetenl. bureaucratic. COWl ty f{ovemment unresponsive to informed, rauonal mpul offered :ind re(:eaved from local. an vol ved. professional ind1v1dual n•is1deot8. T he t>xpansaon of terminal '>t ructures at John WA ynr A 1 rport would also stifle lhe or- dc rly growth or aeneral avaa· tion services that could em <'lently meet the dynamic re· quirements of the-adjacent business and industrial com plex. CHARLf,.S GRIFFEN . .,"', ·~·. To tbe F.dltor: California bas always been a leader Iii the cnre of the mental· ly retarded. Many alatH have copltd our prol(ram. If Propo1lUon 9 It\ PH!\ed this would .tll change. J>leosc u~ your lnfhatnce to defeat this pro- position. I am a foeter arandp•renl •l Fftirvtew and realize the value of our work there with the children. LOUISE SONDERMAN T-.elter's ... To UM Edttor: My cbv u a teacher In the • l.Jguna !WJrh l rufu·d School lhl.lra('t h:.a :-. bt't-n a mo!>t • hallengmg 001• In UM> mornlllg I t.aughl Uu.rd ,.rader~ how lo u.<>c .in encyclopedJa (CK res~ar<.'h. 1n· I roduced secood grader;; to C'fftl· traclJons USlftl' "oot" and ht'lpt"d third g raders bt>itin to un· ckrs tand multJpl1cat100. In the early afternoon I baked .,cones wt~ 30 child~ as part of a study or England a.Qd then taught the ruodamt>ntals of wt'avmg. I 111Structed duldrrn 1n concepts and an skills I li(avc them "bands-on" expenenN.-s a~ wl'll a~ papt>r and pencil ac· t1v1t1e:-. I planned e ach lt.-sson. look ra r t• to m ot 1v a tt' th e m , monitored tht>ar and1v1dual pro- 1:r(•:.s an each ar<'a, a~!>asted th•·m -.twn• nct-'ded. left them ;ilcmc• w~·n• <11"'i1rable and at· t1·mpt1od lu kaH· J '> m any a<> po:.s1bll· "'th po'>1t1vf• feehng'> .1hout th emscl vt'' JOd the ir J b1hlll'S. I made a homt•work packet for a '1ck ctuld. f1Ued oul notes for 111 nfere nces and went lo Albt'rtsons for rooking supp~ I hkt> ctuldren and enJOY their c·ompany I am proud to help tht'm grow an knowledge and 'l'lf -estt>em. I believe lba\ parents an th.ls commuruty value tht• Job that my colJeagues and I do 1n educattng their dukiren Tt·~t sc.-ores for llus district bear out lht' fact that children in Laguna Beach receive a quallty 1-ducation WU Y, TR IE N. w'a s t t necessary for me to ataod on Park Avenue lat.er In tbe same day Wlth a picket alsn in my hand? ll ls because the district admlniru'alion and acbool board o r Laguna Beach Un11ied School District do ool see flt to ade· quately compensate teachers tor the job they do. fl is because Lagun• Beach teache1"S are the only eroup In Oranae County who have been ottered no cost of livtnc increase thia year. It is because I, too, de· s ire to be adequately paid for a profession that I 1peot maAY yea rs in traloln1 for and becauae, lib everyone elH, DlJ morale sutlers for lack ol. YlllbM recoanition. And finally, It is became ,.. search has Indicated lbal the sloale m<>et sianlllcant' factor lo fac\Utating learnln1 la the teacher • not the book. not t.M machine, not the shin)' l•amlnl "ktt. .. Quotes ''A reporter ll to a poUUdan what a barllln• do• l1 to a chicken UUef." -~-----------~----- l.t>a rninJ? contractaoos doel> not .rn Ein))lein make, oor mull1p1Jcat100 a Frank Lloyd Wright Rut it's a ii;tart. My col- l1•agut..-; and I are domg our best to gave cbJJd.ren tbt! very best foundation pof;S1ble for facing ttus uncertam world. We need the pubbc'ssupport. ELLEN TANNEY c .. ,,..,,,k,.,.. To the F.ditor: I wish to go on record to object that the Laguna Beach City Council ii;peods $10 ,650 as a 'iha re of the study for tbe en· viroomeot.aJ and economic re· ports for development of Sycamore Hills and prox.imate land io Laguna Canyon. After the city spent Marty $7 million to acquire Sycamore flall:o. for "open space" anci Mayor McDowell e mphasized that Uus I!> the beginning or a wider Greenbelt. 1l seems to be a wut.e to spet>d over $10,000 for a plan to develop what sbou.Jd be lt>ft untouched as loog as pogsi· ble, when tbe Irvine Company has lbe area 10 queation in agricultural preserve for aootber Dine years. It ~ms cootradictory to ac· qwre Sycamore Hills to be left open and as a w at.ersbed and then hurry to develop the adja- cent areas with almost 2,000 un· lt5 . BE'M'Y HECKEL ... ~ .... lh!lfttlle ".., To lbe F.ditor: Here come the antl-4raft folks. nm.nina olf 1D all dJrecUOna at once except. of~. the CW· rectooe . If 1Q1body th1nb the1 are to- lng to learn bow to defead t.hla country aft.er the enemy la lo our back yarda, be'• ab1olutely balmy. The time to learn ls now, and lb,at'a all the univenal cltaft is intended to do -t.eacb people how to defend Ulla country aod it• Ubertiea. Liberty preaup- po 1 e1 a d••P ••••• of reapoulbillty to ~n1ta ft'om u.o.. wbo W'OUld ....... .. lAt .... wbo feel \Mt '1Soo'l owe tbla couatr1 • debt of sraUWde fO tb llnleo. CMaeta. orTtmbuctoo, fart.bat mak, ao the rest ot ua ean pt oe wtu. the bu1tne11 of preaervtn1 our freedom. 7 • Orange Coat EDITION Yo•r Bomeaow• D•lly New•p•per OL. 73, NO. ~S, l SECTIONS, 10 PAGES C FIFTEEN CENTS I Hostage Freedolll Plan Coming Soon By 11M' ~l .... PNIN Form r FoNt1n M lniater Sun lhcBride or l~&and utd tod11~ the United S.ato and "the In 1uana." have '*&~ tn • plan tn rele111n· thl' l ' S ho t»~t'' ''befo~ or tonturrt•n\I)' wllh Ute o~ntn& of • l' N :,poru.orod tnqu1ry Into ttw! shah'11 re1tnw Jn New York . a Un1ll'd Nation'> spokesman aid ht' hoptod u1 bt- in a poti1t100 to itnoounni won. "pt"rh9,PI tn the nttlll 24 hourt1." tht comPOSlUon of an lntema lional 1~11nml1u1on uf Inquiry u11 t"1ri of an urranJ11«'mt1nt to h•·•· ht• <\ nwr11· 1t n ho!lt »KU l\ul tJ N 11pokt'11m•rn Rudolf SU1J duhur 111M!akrnK ul 11 m1ddll) bri .. fm~ told n•por1t•r-. "I do not t•xp1·1·1 II 1tht' announrt'mcnt) to da) · In ilnt1 lht'1 dl'vl'lopmt'nt lrun ~ Pro1dent Aholh11ai.an Uanl Sadr told a.n ltallan in· tcrvll'w~r the American H08TAOE&' FAMILIES HAVE MIXED VIEWS -A4 holita&t'IS held in Tehran for 103 dayi. could be (reed m 4.8 hours 1f W astungton accepl!> "all the con d1t1oru." et by has government I 11 tht' paat. Baru Sadr has said his conditJons tnc&ude having lhe U S government aclmowledp It has committed "crimes' in Iran. soaiethlng Washington of hrtals hav~ aa1d they will not do White Kouse s pokesman Jody Powel\. afte r a meeting w\th President Carter earlier today, was 8bked about reports that re lease of the hosWlgH wa.s 1mm1 nent and replied· "Everybody Ls considerably ahead of the proc· eas." He said the news media are "runninf a Uttle rapidly." Meanwhl e , Iran's Forelan Minister Sadegh Ghotbudeh. who u. v\aiUng in Rome, told a newt1 conference the hosta1es might be released after the com· minion is appointed to 1n vestigate the s hah's alleged cnmea He said be hoped the panel couJd be appointed wtt.bln two days by U N Secretary· General Kurt W1ldhelm. MacBrlde, who hu made several trips to Iran on U.N. mlaslons. told The A1111ociated Press it wo.s his "understand· log" the plan had been approved by Ay atollah Ruhollah Kho m eini , I ran '!> r evolutionary leader In a second t elephone in tervlew. MacBrlde confirmed hla earUer atatemenL'\ other StorDI LooIUS Off Coast O.lly ... ..._ -.... 0.•Y ·--N EWf>ORT BOULEVARD 'BIG DITCH' GETTING BIGGER Storm Takes Another Chunk North of Del Mar In Mesa Motorists Reseoed Flooding Closes Santa Ana Freeway Uy Tbt-A1>1.ociatvd Pr"'' F111odin~ 1 loM·1t lh<· hu'' ~dn ta 1\na Frt·l·V.a\ during th• mo rnin~ ru'>h hour !oda) ;i(t('r J Pa c 1f1 r :storm '>lowt:d 1n1:r ~outhem California and dropp«d 2 74 1nc heb or rain in LO!> Angeles over 24 hour1> A bout three mlll'i. or the freeway, a maJor north south commuter artery carrying Jn· terstate 5 traffi c between Orange County and downtown Los Angeles. was closed becau~e o( more than a foot or waler ac cumulated on the free wuy lanes overnight A few moton11ts were rescued from the roofs of their vehJcle1> b y Los Anf(eles County fire fighters and California llighway Patrol officers a s Two Women Oiarged With :Soliciting Undercover Costa Mesa 'po &Icemen have arrested wo women who work for outc:aU esrort services on charges of ~ollclting ror prostitution. t Police ldentlrled the women aa Marjory Ann Mobe rg, 27, of Westmlnat.-r, and Tina Marte Kent. 24, of Loni Beach. Both were taken to Oranae County iJaU and held on $000 ball. t. The women were arreated after of'ficen caUed two Cotta Meta ~all Hrvtce11 and ar· lranc-ct for each to tend a female escort to a M111lon VteJo apart· ment at 1bout JO p.m .• police aald. 'Ibey a1le1ed the wom n of. lered NJCuaJ f avon tn retum tor about t100 each. t PoUce decUned to ldenUly the outc1U servtcca. v. J t1·r N>ll1·<•t1·1 I ~. ft'1•t clct·Jt al .1 rallrnad u11d1•rpa~i. 11( the Im pc·rial fl1J;h\A.L1\. th1· C Ill' ... aid 'The fl om111114 in th<Jt arc:tt ht·gan when lhl' J>Umµl> by lhc Goodrir h Tire plant s toppl'd working ~hortly a fter 2 a m ," said 1>pok~man St evl' Pudtnsk1 o r the California Highway TANK TRUCK DRIVER DIES IN CRASH -A5 l'atrol. About 40 vehicles. m<>11t ly cars. wer e stalled in the: nooded area The closmg of the free way put extra pressure on othc:r freeways southeast of downtown Los Angeles. But portions or the Long Beach Freeway. Pomona Freeway as well as Imperial Highway also had flooding or 3 to 4 feet in spots, but no closings were reported by the Callfom1a Department ol TransportaUon. About 7,000 c ustomers or the Los Angeles Department or Water and Power loat electrlcily for a time Wednesday night or ear&y today because or raln and wind damage to lines. All but about 100 cus\()men had power restored by 6 a .m .• DWP spokeswoman Elizabeth Wlm· m er saJd. By 8 a .m . the storm had dropped 2.74 inches of rain In downtown Los Angeles. The aeaaon rainfall total reached 11 . H inches. we&l above the yearly sverece or 9.12 Inches. As the storm moved northeulward out o: the Loa An1elea basin, two rain and anow related death.a bad been re· ported. The llaah flood watch for Soutbem Callfornla waa can· celled at 8 a.m .• when no more heavy rain was expeci~ from the departin1 ti.Orm, NaUonaJ Weather ServJte 1poke1man Ktllb Dtdte)' fa!'!· A ll'~velers advllO(')' rem a neu ln el1 ect tor snow atiove l.he 6,000 root evel 3 Inches Dumped On Area By JOANNE llEYNOLD.4i 01 - D .. ly ...... S&aH Foreca!-.ler:. for the N auonal Weather S1.•rvicl' kl•pt a war) v. at ch Loda) on a Morm sy'>tt'm !>potted this morning 1.100 m1k·" w1•s t nf th1• Orange Coast "We're not too s ure or 1\b speed or 1nkns1ty." com mentt'<I a spok~woman "It could h1l late torught or early Friday. but I don't lhink it will be as much of a problem as last night'!> s torm was" Wednesda y night's s torm. which dumped more than three inches of rain on the Orange Coast, cuu1>cd plenty of prob· I ems Amon& the hard b'l were 60 residents of the Reach Vu:v. Mob1leh o ml' P ar k . 1726 1 (;othard St . llunllngton lkuch who had to be evacuated by boat during the h eight of the downpour At th~ opposite end of the county. roadtl were closed and firemen spent most of the rught and early LMay pumping out flood1.-d home:. and busmesst·" in l h<' ';.Jn .Juan Cap1!>trano . Ca µ1 l>t rano Beach Jnd Sdn C'lcmcntl.' Wins O"lfl•pi~ Gold Ont· bus1n1·'' part1eul11rl) hard hit v.tts <•n off1 rt' hu1ld1ni: al 13249 C:a m1no C'ap1i.lran11 wtwn· lht· l(mund fl oor w&s 1n nundutl'<l r1rl' 0Htc1ab l'l>ll mal l'd d arnt1g1• would run into ttw thou1>andh of dollars I.(•onhard Sto<'k of Austria ::OJX'i.>ds past gate on Whiteface \11 r ;tt·1 · r<nJr-.1• 1111 ha !-> v.a) to \\-tnnmg the men· ... rlov. nh1ll tricl:J~ ,,1 lhf' Wan lt·r ()I~ mp1c-. in L akt' Pl<.sc1d . "i Y Stock \\ho C'cinw to Lak1.· Placid a:-. etn alt('rnettc· on tht.' :\u!'>t nan t(·,1rn v.:1 ... <'loC'kt•d in 1 \5 5() r"r the· l"'O mrlf' run P C'tt· f'allt·1 ""Ii of !->11n \'all<'). Idaho. fin1 -.h1·d fi fth . th1· ht•..,! "h"'-'IOJ.! "" .in \lfll'rlt.Jn ~·t· ... tor.\ rn to<l<.i~ ·., ~p<1rh "t·c 111111 l'a~1· Bl Th t• s 1 t u at 1 o n f rom t IH· Wt·dm·sduy s t.orm wttl> summ1'<l up hr rm« llunlmlo(ton Bc:ath fin· offl C' 1 a I who observed. "Tht> n11 n Just overwhelmt•d th1· ... torm dr;11n sy-.lt'm " Thi• Huntington Hl'a<'h ... ton;i c1rd1n l>Y~km wa:-~ettin~ th1· blatn•• l<xiuv for thl' mob1l('homc µark nrJOd . Carter's Policies Flayed by Kennedy , C'1t> offlr 1als 'tt1d th1· c1ra1n !s.-t• RAIN, t>agf' AZl EXETF.H. NII tAl'i S.·n J-.dv.,1rcl ~ Kt•nOf'O'f JI C'U..,t'<J l're!\Hh·nt C"<1rl1·r 11( pur:.utn~ p<lllt'll~ lh,1l ' hJVI' dl'>M'rVt.'<J lhl• Star Light Burm Bright in H B Race By STEVE MARBLE Of .... O.Oly "'"" ,...., Hunllngt.on Beach's current city council 1.·lectJon racl' has abruptly turned into a star war today Instead of cundidates squabbltng ovt'r lund develop ments or tax-slashing Initiative~. a pair of Huntington Beach hopefuls have squared off for a battle of entertain ment fame. CANDIDATE JACK KELLY. who l(a1ned !oitardom playing Bart Mavenck. Jamei. Garnc·r·, gambhni.r hrnlht'r m the Maverick television Mml's, 1!> being question~ for using the title of the show on his camp111gn statement Council hopeful John Valentino, who cla1m11 hentage to sUenl·film atanl Rudolph Valentino. tiled a complaint this week wtth the city clerk asking that Kelly be forced to scrub the word "Maverick " "IF KE CAN GF.T away with that:· complained the 49-year-old VaJentJno. "I should be able to put Rudolph on mlne." Valentino c:ooten<U he's a distant relative to the le1en dary "Sheik" but baa kept thatfacttohlmaetr until now Kelly, 52, maint.aina he used the old western television tlt&e on hi.9 statement for tdentlllcatJon purpo.es. "111A1"8 JUST WHAT I'm known u ," said the Hunt lntton Harbour resident. ''If Roy Roaera was runninc he wouldn't uae Leonard Slye, Duke Wayne wouldn't uae Marton Morrison." 1 Ctty Clerk AUcla Wentworth aald 1he sent the com· plaint to the city at.tomey'1 otnce and expeot.a an an1wer by Friday. Mn. Wentworth 1uue1ted Oranre County la very Hberal on' campalp 1tateroent.1. In lt"tt, •M aatd. a can· d1d1te caJlinf himself Steve "CtUaeo'' Kane uted tbe Onon Well• movte reference ln hi• campalp for the ff unt.lut.on Be1ch City CouncU. He lolt. ' Allor Valentloo veraua Maver1ck. tune In later tor the e>ec una coocl\.Wlon. n.Jl11mal 1ntert~t · ;and 11( dbu.., 1n,1: hi" ofr1rr for pol1L1C'al purpo-.c..., In J toughl) v.ordt·d n·<.poo,t• lod.n to \arter ~ nev..., <'On ft·renn· Uw night b<'forl' KPn nc•d) dE>r lared. "Wt· v.111 all rall) Mound tht• na~ But Wl" nN-d not. v.e must not. ril ll> dround th~ fallur~ o ( a prt-i-.idenl lhal thn•utt.'n~ the rc•a) lntl'r C:Sl:. Of th1· nation · In a :.PN'<'h at Exeter lhgh ...,<'hool , the M3'>')8C'hu.,ettc; l>1:m onat said Carter "m1 ., ui.ed" his offl re "to launrh 11 pt·rsonal polttJcal attack that w al> factWtlly inaccurate It 1s a lso without precedent in the history of pres1dt'nl.Jal news ron fcrences .. Kl'nnedy l'.a1d hf• 11> filing a re quebt with the three nat1on1tl tel<•vis1on nt·twork!\ rl"questing time for a reply Hl' cited as hls reason "published reports" that Carter called his news con fl'rl'nce on the adv1ce or h1r. cam palgn managers in New HampshJre The senator did not spee1fy what reports he was talklna about Bendit Robs Motel in HB A gunman with a areen plastic baa pulled over hia hnd heki up a Huntington Beach oceanfront mote& late Wednesday and ttcaped wtth Sl60 lo caab, poltc. ••id. Accord1n1 to a clerk at the Huntintton Shores M*I· llCJOa Pacific Coaat Hllbway, UM rob- ber eot.red the Q\OUll oft'lc. 1t aboul 11:30 p.m. and pulled out a 1un. lie told otncera the bandit DUt the day's receipts Into hta pockee.. anc1 nec1. Shah His de<'laralloo. at a news con ference WedneM!ay, appeared to mark " policy change. Carter said lhert• were ":.ome pot.it1ve s igns" toward endanJ( the-103 day impaA.!K' but refui.Pd to go into detail:, l11 s a nnounC'ement rapped da) lonl! rumt>r. anc1 pobt.Jral dut·b bet~n h1-. c.dm1ruMra 11on and St-n Edward M Kl'n nt-d). hli. ctuer challenaer for~ Dtmocr allr prcsl d«'ntl•I nomlnaUon The Masaachusett.s :.enator had southt to lake cr~it for the latest move But Carter caUed Kennedy·, claim <tnd the -.('nulor's h tMi) of alleged U S r11 re1an pollr\ m .... tJkl'~ rlamainn~ to our ('ountn · The pn-:.1dent ' l'ndor~<'m<.·nl o f · an appropn alt-1·om m1!>.'>1on "' 1 I h .1 r a r 1· f u 11 " d t• ( 1 n t' t1 purpo,e· rontra'>ll~<l v.1lh hi' r1r1ubh at a n1•\A.., ronfPrt·nr t· "'o' 2'I that an} forum wou"1 11 ... t1·n l'l Irani.in rompla1nh . JU'IJf11-d or nol ( Jrtl'r ...... .., c-areCul not to pro 1 la 1m .i bn·akthrou~h 1n tht· \•·d 10ll'> and ... ttl l UO!>U('C't'SSfUI rw1ototta11on' O\'t>r tht• Aml'nc<1ns w11t<d b:-. m1htanh ''"No v 1 Kdh·<'lln)! pa-.l r11hitppo1nt m<'nl~. ht• 'aid "l'X f)t'nence ha~ t.1ught u,, 10 ~uard J~ainst ex l't'MllVP 'Jf>t1m1 -.m · The prM1dt•nt did not "pt."11 out lh<' kind of rom m 11:th1on he had 1n mind. although hl' .,;ud uny sel t le mttnt mu~t bP <'Onh l ~tent v.1th our Roab and our e-.!>enllal intt'rnat1onal pnne1ple~ " ~o urc 1•s :.a id he want:. d neutral comm1"s1on rondurtmJ: J balanced Inquiry mto past U S ~upport for the dcpo!ied Shah Mo hammad Rt'z.a Pahlavi l' arte r 's approac h clea rly rules out a i.how tnal designed merely to aasess guilt agairu;t the Urule<l States. the source. s u1d Orn~e ,_!, Coasc L~ "'t.-ather Partly cloudy through Friday wilh ehance of rain decreaamg to 30 percent tonight and Fnday C<>n · llnued coot. Lows tonight ~ at the beaches and S2 inland Highs Friday 60 along the coast and 65 an· land INSIDE TODAY Ht dott.,.'t drink ~tr or pump QCU. ~ I~ aon oJ Prtmt Mlnitltr Morporet Thotclwr u ~ dnotl.nc~ 01 "8ritatn'1 BUtll Cartn " Sto~. pltolOI ~Al l•tlex AIV_....._ All MM~ Q l~!~~i ~=~ .... a. .... AUE,..., a .. }a--.. i ~~~ CH ' ,......... i: M j lilNll~ Gas Overcharge Violations Hit L06 A.NOELD (AP) -DtipeltlMlll ~ aa-o ndblon HY area IM ltalJant aN OfW dm'l1Jal tWr C1a&olun-three tilMI &be nau.a.t • ..,.., . with esce.lw daarpl • .....,.. two to ftve eeau a p.Uao. ,,.. bllbelt overch.arce dlseoYer'ed a1nce lafl Aucu-t WU 11.1 ceo&a • 1allan. ooe aftldal Wei. IT WAS SVGGl:STSD that a ... o~ •vse OCCOited Ln Jaaury u buae crude au prlce blk• aboWed'".., at ua. re\&11 papwap. smce Aua. i wben u. mero tt.partmeat streamltned tta price-eetttnc auldelln•. a percent ol t.bl area •tltiou ebeeted we~ found to be overebar&iq. Tbat comp&n11 wtth a natlcma.I aver-ace ol 19 percent. JAN\Jill' nGU.t:S WOE 89 percent locally and 27 percent nationwide. Federal official.s empbu•sed, bowever. that the priciq Lnfnc· liorus were discovered at operauom oo whlcb tbe department bad received complaints. The checks were not random. But t..be nwn- bers lnd.lcate a bi&ber rate of overchuaea here, they said. GEOSGE llUBMRD, audit director of the energy department enforcement division here, speculated Wednesday tbat tlgbter sup- plies and price lids higher than most other pa.rtl of tbe country were beb.lnd the violations. "U a guy acrosa the street from me is allowed to cbarse ten cents a gallon more than I am and still baa a line ~ can waitlq to get in, then the temptation for me la to jack up my prtce," be ex- plained. •'Tight suppllea plua bigb price equala violaUooa." · Edward N. Hepper, member of lbe Cana- dian Cons ul General's office in Los Angeles receives a singing valentine in his office as other members of the staff look on. The event, sponsored by a local com- pany called "Live Wires," was to show ap- Runaway Tank Truck Crash Kills Driver NEWHALL CAP> -Officials are investigating the cause of a tanker trock crash and fire on northbound Interstate 5 that took the life of its driver, a 35-year-old Los Angeles man, and closed all lanes of the freeway for three hours. "Both sides of the freeway were on fire when officers arrived," said California ffighway Patrol officer John Gentry. The accident occurred at 7:20 p.m. Wednesday when tbe brakes ap- parently failed on the double-trailer rig, during a snow flurry, causing it to run out of control, strike two vehicles and then explode into flames. The rig was hauling an un· identified flammable liqujd. ..... eW .. , ...... ' LOS ANGELES (AP> -U.S. J>06t.al inspectors have arrested a Los Angeles couple, sought by federal a uthorities in connection witb a s cheme to collect more than $45,000 from insurance companies throuih phony accident claims. Assistant U.S. Attorney Henry Rossbacher s aid Joseph Berson, 39, and Norma Jean Keenan, -:rt , who claims to be Berson's wife, were ar- raigned late Wednesday before U.~. Magistrate John R. Kronenberg. Ball was set at $25,000. n.,e&.n ... ...,. TRACY (AP) -The second brawl in two days at the Deuel Vocational Institute involved about SO prisooers, some using prison-made weapons. and hati left five inmates injured. of· ficials say. Prison guards used two rounds of ( Sl'.4TE ) tear gas to break up Wednesday night's fight, wrucb started in a cor- ridor by inmates returning from the dining room, prison spokesman Cliff Reed said. Twelve crude knives were r ecovered from the a rea. he said. The incident followed a clash Tues· day night involving 40 to 00 inmates in which one inmate was killed and another iltjlaeei, Reed said. LOS ANGELES CAP ) -U.S M anbals were searching today for four inmates who used two prison vehicles to ram their way out of Ter minal Island F ede ral Correc- tional lmtilution. Local authorities were looking for one of the escape vehicles, an orange 1962 balf·too pickup truck of llllknown make which the escapees may have WJed to dri~ away from the area. The inmates crashed the double gates at the facility with the pickup and a fire truck al 7:40 p.m. Wednes- day during a free-movement period at the minimum security facility. SI 11•• C'w lldllefl FRESNO <AP> -The Fresno death penalty cue again.at a 30-year- old man charged with the rape-slaying of bi5 U.year.old stepdaughter was dami.Med on a legal technicality, then immediately refiled. Donald Grillln is accused in the dealboftbe girl, wboee body was found Dec.13slasbed and aexuaJJy mutilated near the San Joaquin River. See d1e Vera Maxwell Spring Collection of Suits and Coats, shown by • special 1ep111 1tative at I. Magnin South Comt Plaza on Fridmy mnd Saturday. f*'*Y 16end 16. Impeccable tailoring in superfine fabrics: soft woolens, mohair and Ultrasuedl polyester- polyumhane. The dinner and theatre suit in b lack Ultraaede~ a nipped-In Jacket owr slim skirt. 6 to 14 sizes 546.00. Fine St.lit Salon Sale prices good tluu Praldmt"s llt" ~ Feb. 18. or wlille ~last. LE.\IT'S \\£STERN SHRTS (A) Oioose lrom long~ """5lefn and )mo ~ m a-,~pl.lkk Olftoo/~S M l ·XLReg $1750 20 NOW $11.49-12.99 L£Vf'S MOVING' ON JEANS (B) »-eon popular W~ In P'-shed dm1m. nol\Jfal ......,1l cordurw or bfu\hed ronon. ~ ~"> in sdected ''°'"" Wat<J\ 2fl JR RNi $19 24 NOW $13.99-17.99 HAWAIIAN PRINT SHIRTS (Q Tr~~ sav;nq, ,.,, ~ lo~ mll~(·r ~1111n prim iep; J°' fl<''" ~ Reg izti NOW $16.99 L£VT'S CORDUROY PANTS (D) Here\ o g1cat ba1t1111n m \,<>UT fdll0f1te ~¥f:'> a( coid pants b.i L '°"' '.s. A!:.sJ. oolor' "nd '>!yles. Reg \27 l8 NOW $18.99 LIGHTNING BOLT SHRTS (El Ma,,,, ~ al shorl ~ englneertd stttpe rw !attn print lcntt s.htrK. IOOl. cntton. Reg $20-c!I NOW$14.99 SAVE25~0N OCEAN PACFIC PANTS Cf) 1..w·~ev1 poc:eson rtu,volour mostl?QPUIM v.,~~ (or spring In aw. col~ ol c orlor'I ~ng or brlM<.'<l poplin Selec1td ~In <,('!ooed '110re-.. \Mi1\I ... re-. 2&3R. ~ \20-22 NOW $14.99-16.99 ~. '*'-Y 14, ,., preciation to the Canadian government for its help in getting American cit.hens out of Iran. The singing trio, from left, are Cyndi Cardinal, Re becca Cash, and Jude Kothmann. 8 OPEil llON..ffll 10·9:311, SAT 10-1, SUN 10·6 •• Lmagmn South Coat Plazt Cotta Mesa 957-161 1 DAILY ,..LOT rt" K-9 Cop Arrests ' I .-' . D ANVILLE (AP> -Tw• 1unmeo beld HV•D P•HODf boltqe ID a nbarbb ,_kleact for ao hour, tben were captured by a poUce doc after euban= pnll.re with olftcen wbeo tried to escape, authorttieia said. One ol the men wu •bot ID the arm by police Wednesday Digbt when tbe pair attempted to drtve away b'om tbe baaae with two ol the boata1ea, Contra Costa County abettlf's deputiee aaid. "Tbe vehicle, disabled by of. fleer gunttre, wq abaodooed iD a nearby school yard, and the auapect:s were subsequently ~ rested by a K-9 cop,·• Set. Ken Dyer said. Dyer said Richard Pu. 28, and Brian Shipp, 21, both of Pleasant mil, were arrested for conspiracy, kidnapping, ro~ bery, assault with intent to com- mlt murder, assault with deadly weapon and burglary. Pu was treated at Contra Costa Coonty Hos pital iD Martinez (or the minor funsbot wound. Both men were beinc held in the oounty jail. Dyer said sherifrs deputies were cal.led to tbe home al An- thony Romano about 7:50 p.m. on man-with-a-gun complaint. orao C.-•D••'•"'~ Editorial Pge .................................................................. •c Robert N Weed IP\Jbll\Nr ltlc>mn Kwvllf!drior Basic Academics Must Come Fir8t Hearinp are acbeduled later um mc.lh ... ~ rnember fact·t\ndln• oaoet 1at.ben lnlormation about 1talemated contr•ct ta.lb between Newport.11 .. Untiled School Dist.rtct olflcia..ta md tnchen. Teachers wbo have been work1nl wtt.bout • coat.rac:t lfnce last JUf y . att 1row\nt hnpaUent, and undentand· ably so They're due t«roacthe pay, and lulve been wailln& fOf' it quite a wtule. TIMt dist.net as ort~ an a perrent rettNctJve blke and 6 percent more after July l , while the Newport·MeH Federation of Teacb~ra ia u1rm, 11 perm\ retroactive and another 11 percent out 1ummer. 8ot.b skies rlaim lo be~ WI.fl to squeese tho extro money from on &ready strained budaet, and we wish them luck But there's u serond item on the table that abouldn'l be there. 11le Wl ion ll) 8l>kU>g that an el mentary school enrich· me nt proJCram be guaranlee(I Wlt.bout cuts, except those re· qua red bydechrungenrollment. The basal program, which provides physical educa· lion. music and otber enncbment in.strucUoo, is unques· tlonably of great value in the youngst.en' educational and social development. And the district shouldn't make any more cuts in it than are absolutely necessary. But with the threat of Jarvis II banging over tbeir heads, trustees may be hard put to maintain an educa- tional program next year in the basic academic subjects. They would be violating their obligation to students if tliey were to guarantee to leave the basal program intact at such a lime. The result could conceivably be a district that teaches music but not English or math. Trustees are elected to assure, first and forem08t, that children are taught the basic academic skills needed to survive in society. A guarantee of an enrichment program, however worthy, has no place in contract negotiations. Money-saving Move At their next board meeting, Feb. 26, Newport-Mesa schooJ trustees will consider moving sixth grades Jn the Costa Mesa High School attendance area back to the e lementary schooJs. The move could save the district about $50,000 a year. Trustees are trying to trim about $3 million Crom next year's budget. The s witch was made last year in Corona del Mar. In the Newport Harbor High a rea, some sixth graders are a l ready in elementary schools, while such a change in the E stancia area could force the closing of a middle school, which trustees sec asdctnmental tothecommwtity. Trustees said they've talked to parents a nd that most ~(·cm to favor the Costa Mesa switch, since it would kee1) the yoWlgsters closer to home. And certainly ii the dist rict approves a $1 a day bus fee, as it's contemplating, that could mean savings for parents whose children could walk or bicycle to ne ig hborhood schools for an extra year. However, when the Corona del Mar cha nge was dis · c·ussed, some parenL'> objectc.'CI that a middle school set· ting provides a ncher mor e varied educational environ· mcnt for sixth graders. Parents, tcacherb and others who have strong feel- ings about where sixth g radt'S belong in t he Costa Mesa ff1gh <.ir<•a s hould make their sentiments known lo trus tees <.ii or hcfore thC' next mcettng. Bus Fee Acceptable? Only om· JH:rson .spoke up at last week's Newport· Mesa schoOl bo:Jrd mcetmg in opposition to a proposed $1 a day busing fcl'. A sirruJar proposal m Laguna Beach was met by a storm of prolc!-.l One Newport-Mesa trustee said parents she'd talked to said they don't hke the proposed ree but prefer it to cuts in the teaching program. Maybe other parents felt the same way. Or maybe they J\L4't didn't believe such a fee could be approved (it has n't b<..-en yet). Or perhaps they weren't really a ware of 1l. Trustt..-es, who have lo trim an estimated $3 million from next year's budget, weren't given much idea of what the public thinks. Uthe apparent apathy continues, they'll Just have to use thear best Judgment. And parents who didn't speak up wiU havr to abide by their decision, wh ether they like it or not. • Op1n1on~ expressed 1n the space <1bovo are those of the Oa11y Pilot Other 111ews expressed on lh1s page are those ol 1he1r authors and -artists. Reader comment is invited Address The Daily ?1101. P.O. / Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd/Stuttering ByL.M.BOYD A man who says he has r;tuttered all his llfe reports, .. Frequently the most dif· f irult syllables for a stutterer to pronounce are lb<>Be in hiis own name" When :m earthworm needs u nap, 1t takes It, regardler;s or what's ~oinfit on. So deep is this innate impulsion that ~ar Gloomy Gw; Why ll lt COHlllne Comumunlty Co1Je1e adult education can have 1,100 courae1. apend ~ands 00 Id· vertlllni, teach adu.lta to d.1aco free, but >'<Mani 1rad• acbool pupll1 may ban to pay for tbeh' !Jal trao•porl•· Uoa? 11.H.B. when you cut said worm In hall, both halves lake lheir naps at the same time. Dogs and cats make their o wn vitamin C . It's not necessary to gi vc them orange Julee. Q. In wh.at school subject do lbe most students get an "A " grade? /\. American history. Thal ~ubject tn which the m08l gel an "F" is English, regret lo report. Q. How looa a distance ls a mllllon Inches? A. Uttle ... Utan UI miles. Q. What's the dlrterence between a "proof coin" and an "unctrculated coin"? A. The lmctrculaled COio ll mlnted on the bl1h·1peed pre11, moved on coove1on, run tbrou1h a tunnel aucblne and 1truole only once. It'• not paranteed to be perfect. The proot col• l• hand·ftd to a •low !~_'J 1trucle twtee, ud Ju~ for petfedioft. lt ii made f1'0m a hi•hly poll.abed blank. J..SAndenon Soviet Leader 'Disappears' W AS HJNOTON -Tho perlodk dluppearanct1 from M ~ of I.Op Soviet leaden ha beeotM routine 1lnco they p111ed lbe '70.y•&I' mark and be1an to 1uccumb to the ill· nnsea ol old aae. But Premlcr Alena K.c»ylln hu been out of public view for .o Joo1 that peo- ple Int be«lontn8 lo lalk. Th• pra.imatlc premie r , second ooly to Preildent Leorud aruhnev ln worl d re · no wn, h"5n't been ..een in public 11nc4' mad-October. At a&e 76, he could be suf. Ce rang rrom the maJor Ill· ness that ha."' be e n men · laoned in Moscow as tbe reason for his absence. But there ure festering suspi· clons that Kosygm's Illness may have political complications. Mailbox The wotd h leak~ out. that bia aon·ln·law, Dl.bermao Ovbhlanl, accepted payoff• from an American myatery man named David Kart. Tbere'a no 1Do1er any re•· aon to wlt.bbold t.be fact that Kirt' used to brln1 me Inform•· uon from lnslde the Kremllo. Hla reporta lavariably tW"Ded oul U> be reliable. Sometimes he tipped me orr to Kremlin h•P· peotn41 before our lntelUgence agenete.s &earned about tMm. Suddenly last July, Karr died In Parls unde r m yster ious clrtumataoces. He bad just re- turned f1'001 Moscow where he kept an apartment. He was ac-companied by bia daughter, Cathy, who said be was exhaust- e d . She believes be died from natural causes. But Karr':-. widow has s uggested to tht· Pans police that he may ban· t>t>en murdered by the KG 8 1t may be strictly coinciden-tal that Kosyg.in dlsappeared from publ.Jc view three moolhs l a l c r . But the connection bt:lween Karr and Ko1y1ln'1 son-in-law haa ~llrred whl.apen ln the lnteWgenc:e commWlity. THE CENTllM. lot.elli,gence Agency, meanwhile, bu been reporting for four years that Kosygin bad on e fool on a banana peel. The agency learned that B~ib~v bad re· pcatedly "overstepped instltu· t1onal boundaries, intruding lnlo Kosy1tan 's governmental do· masn, by Interrupting meetings of the Cotmcil of Minlstens." M far back as Feb. 20, 1976, lhe CIA r eported: "If a top l eade r should go, Premier KOfl y gm seems to be the most likely PenodJcally, reports are t'trculal.l'd that he would like to retire. Iii!\ health has been andJf. ferent r('('ently. Over the years, his govf'mment.al apparatus ha.\ \ufr ered attar~ and mcurs1ons from the party, including Brezhnev ... " Ko5ygin himself confided lo ---- Swed11b Prtsne Mint.let !!aot Patme m lt'IC, ~ w a secret report, that t.be Polttburo had decided he ahould ••a.t new polttlcal leaden be lfflt for awhile." Accordingly, Koaygin bepa to fade from the pubUc •Potlllhl until be disappeared al~r last October. In Moscow, diplon:s.atk IOUrca told ID)' !'&- porter, Sally De nton, lhJt Kosygin no longer has a volce in Kremlin councils. His likely auc· cessor. Jbe was told. wouJd be Deputy Premier Nikolai A. Tikhanev, 74, already a Polit· buro member and a polit1cal al· ly or Brezhnev. As one secret CIA report put it, "ll is easier for Politburo nvals to joUl In ousting mem· bers than in agreeing on new colleagues." WATCH ON WASTE: Tbe Pentagoo i.peods more than $350 mllUon a year to operate cul· ra..te food comml~aries across the country. Service families buy food and other Items at a 25 per t'ent dlseount. thanb to this taxpayer :.ubsidy. Coagress in· ~nded th.at commissaries serve military J>()6ls that were remote fmm t 1viilan shopping centers. but tht: Pentagon word.smilhs hu H' t:ottc-n around lhis by com- ing uµ with a unique definlUon of th1• word "remote." In the brass hall>' 111cw, a post ls remote If it '' more lhan 10 minutes' dnvc from a s upermarket. -A loosely a dmini1t.ered A&nculture Department pro· gram baa the GeoeraJ AffOUnt- lDg Office buuing angrily. Tbe Reekeepers' l•demn.i\Y ~ro· ~ram compensates apaartsta as much as $2S for each bffblve population lhat's destro~ by pesticides. It'll cost the tax· payers a lm06l S3 milll.oo this yi.'a r . GAO m vesti"alors suspect th a t so me u n :.c rupulous tx"(:kceper<. an! either subm1t- t1n~ phony claims or are dt'- ltt>t-ratcly letting their tx.-e col ontf'& die from exposure to lox1c <'ht'rn1ca1s. It's easier lha.o lak· in~ pre(·autJOf\.\, dnd .tfkr all 1l"!> only publJc mon1•y Americans Paying for Oversized Appetite Tn tht~ Ed1lr)r. Thi.' Amencan publ11• blamt"' our automob1h· manufactun·r-. ror flooding thf' market with million~ of un:-.alabl('. ov1·r powerc-d and ovcr-wc•1Jtht ~"~ ~uzzling car\, while h1J:h · mileaJ(e fo reign t'ars s.teal the market. Actua lly, our ct1r makers learned long ago that unless they make what the public demands. their c·ars will not sell and they will go broke. Years ago s uch makers as American Motors (formerly Rambler ) and Crosley learned that biller lesson when thc>y brought out economy cars al which the publ.Jc turned up their noses. Stout. economical Euro pean can such as Ausun were· readily available but any Amenran who bought one wa.'\ looked on as a sort of kook by his neighbors and co workns. To have any !>landing a 175- pound Amcncan had to dnvc a 4 .OOO·pound JUJrnernaut to work t•ach day. ll 1s said that th1· Greyhound bus people were ap· p r oached b y one am bilious fellow who wantt.-d them to makf' a convertible roadster mounted on a bus chass1tt for him so th11t he couJd "kwp olhers in thc1 r places " Un til Americans regain a c,ense of proportJon in their de mands for la rge cars, lar"P hom~. large everything, we con fx pecl heavy ttonom1c stra1n.s on our country. The old maxim. "cut the SUJt to fit the cloth." will have lo be re·ltarned or some bitter lesM>nS he ahead for us. FRANK KLOCK Tr••spenN~u To the F.ditor. It is my opinion lhat Orange County desperately nttds to or ganlie a centrally located transportaUon center near, or adjoining, the U.S. Marine Corpe MUcopter base. located between Edinger and MaJn, and between lhe Newport fi~rttWay and Culver Drive. T~ foUowint leued mobile bulJd.lnfS would be requlred. aloa1 with acres of parklna: -A pu.MllCer station foe t.be Amtrak train t.bal ruo.t between Los An1elea and San Dltao whlcb would replace the downtown Sant.a Ana 1tatlon -Oreybound/Tutlways bu.s Lermlnal. -Oran1e County Rapid Traoalt bua termJnal. . -"Park and Rldt" tonrllnal for eommuwr bus poola. -"Remotely-localed" alrllDe ~to replace the termtbal al .lobn Wayne Airport for bulln1 PHMftltn and auu. directly from the Ucut dla to &be aircraft.. -8\&I tormlnal1 tor buaea 11\rl'd l n 011l:ar1n Jnd I.AX Jtrp1Jrt'> 1.t:Ast :n M061Lt: hu1lchn~ w11ulrl 11rnv•tk ttw pr.t<·t1r 11l. •·<·ooom1l·:tl ~olut1on to th1 d}nam1t•all) <'h<1nginJ! rt~uin .. mC'nls ror Ornngl· County'<; transportation ne<·d&. County Supervisor Tom Rill·y has publicly begged I.be COWltY staH for an "i.nnovatjve" prac· t1 cal rt>rnote te rmtn:il to en· courage passengers to lake lbe bus to Orltano Airport. Golden West has been usmg Its terminal at LAX constructed or mobile buildings for a number or years. The latt"Sl design In a1fl>C)rt.C\ (i c. lhe aJrport bein~ hwlt itl Montreal I uses b us<·<; to transport pasi.t•ngl'r\ from t1ck<'t/baggage·rhcck dNik to the aircraft The wealht•r al On· tar10 or John Wayne d~ not requ1re spc·r1 al busc~ that Mn nN•I directly to the aircraft for 1oad1n~ and unl<>ad1ng Ha~· gaJ!t' could tw transported on the \am1· hu.., or on a separatu vt•h1dt' (that a\•tompan11 .. -s th1· bus) 1( rt'((Utn'<l. Tht-rounty. rundcd by t~ F/\A. has contrac·trd with VTN ro11~truct1on 1:ompany to c11· ... <'lop plan!-i for a lurKr terminal ,·omph·x :1l John Woync Airport. II 111 my 11p1nwn that any larJ(t' tnminal rompll•X construcl('(i ,1t John Wayne Airport would only be an expeni.lv<', 1nefft· c1cnl monument to naive-. in· compet.eol, bureaucratic. coun· ty government unresponsive lo anfonoed. rauonal Input offered and rccelvPd from local. in· volved, professional lndtv1duul resident.A. The up•nslon o ( terminal s truc tures at John Wuyne Airport would also 1un.-the or· derly growth of general av1a· t1on services that could dfi· t•1t•ntly meet the dynamlt' N!· quirements o r the 8d)acent bu11nes1' and mdualrial com· vlex. CHARLES GRll"FEN . ., .. , . ...,, .. To tbe EdJlor: California has always bcfo a leadar ln the care of the mental· ly retarded. Many states have copied our progrum U Propo&\llon 9 IS passed lhls would all chongCl. Please Ust' your influence to defeat this pro- position. I am a rotter grandparent at Falrview and reallie the v•lue of our work there with the chUdren. LOUISE SONDERMAN •••rt••'en TotbeUtor: I have to ex-praa my oplnloo .. .1 boul Uw incrt'a..4't' In moonnR f1·•·' ·nwr\' :in· wmf' t'hangt"> thJt should be made 1n moonn~ poht11~ h> make 1l mon> fa.ar lo tho:..· •1( "modest mt-ans." 1. Hoal:. occupy1~ moonng'i 'hould bl rt"qW.red lo make on.• lnp every year, unde r t~tr own powt·r, out around tht> bell buoy ut thf' harbor e ntrance. Tht<> would he lp t>IJ nunatt' "moonnR holders" a.od encourage active use of more moonnlls. 2 Rental or the moortnR should be allowed for two or three out of every five years lheo lcase 1s held but the rent shouJd ht-no more than 75 perccnl of I he yearly f~ bO that profit IS not a moovc. 3. MOORING TRANSFERS \hnuht coot.JnuP lo be allowed with UM' salf' of a boat. Many ho;.11 owrwr.. of modest mean!. would find 1t 1rnsx.ss1ble to sell t hl't r hu,11.'i -.1 lhou\ b<>tng able to .1si.urc• UM> m·w own~r ol a s>'ace to krl'p 1l. Also many people of modl'St means would be uo.able to afford to buy a boat unJes.s they had a rt'asooably pn~ µlace to k<"t•p 1t. Prohibiting the I ransfrrc; will only encourage .. t11~nnt1on 1n thl" turnover of rnoorin1i1~ and new ways of nrcurnvt•ntmg the system '1 Then.' should be an lnc~ru.e 1n moonng fee~ a nd the extra re· vt•nue shouJd Ix' used to finance mor<' l aunching facilities bccaust• for those of modest means trailerable boats are the w;ive of lhe future. MARY MOYER w•••dfJT.._.., To the Editor: I am a veteran ol World War II t have pald my taxt!IS (Jou or them) all these years. Now I'm looking al tbe Jarvis 11 lnltiauve to cut our au~ ln· come tax m half Then I'm looking at this presl· '1ent o( UCI saying this will cut the colleae f'ducatlon funds. Theo l 'm loolr.lnic at tbe main <'aption of UCI atudonts 1aytna "We Won't Go" ere draft re1· lstraUoo). Why Should I •\al>' port tbcae bulard.I? RUSSELL W. BANGERT 8U..Pre•ee• ... To the F.dit.or · As o P•rmt of a freshman at Newport Harbor High School, I nm so upst't ot the conataot theft and vandlUsm of btcycles, when I tbJnk ol the money my IOO and I both have spent oa replace- ment parU and repaJrs. On talk· Quo tee ''A report« \a to 1 poUUctan whit 1 barkln1 do1 la to • cbJc:ken thJel •' I ,_ ini? to tbc Costa Mesa PobC'f' l>t-pJrtme-ot and the school ad- m 1n 1 s t rat 1on . the p r oblem ··•·••m , to be.• ~NlinJ! b111<'r ev •·r~d.1y with btcycle tbell ring!> 1n Oi>t>ratJon 1•ven. Neither had a wUt>Sl.lon Wdl I do' ~ hv noc. St't up a b1<'ycle park 1 nj! Int ~y,tcm . If only 128 bH')'t'lt"i wt•r1• parkt·d in an at t t•ndl-d lot and th<' attendut was PJ td S4 p('r hour. those 128 bike rtdrr~ would have to pay 25 < l'lll"I :J d,ay 1n ordi.'r to meet the attendant"s &-hour pay. All Mldt· t1on<il btke-; would of course re· dUl't' the partnng rate per persoo as well as to cover the CO$t ol lbe 1n:.tallat1on of a p a rking mactune. What a small price to pay to ftnd your bike still lbert• .ind in working on:kr' I saw on my v's1t lo the sdlool a lot more than 128, and on talk 1n..: to my soo's classmates the rt"'ipo~w wa~ quite poeitlve I fr·cl that there would be more than l.28 Plfrking a day. There could be a penalty pa1d ror a '°6t tJcket. Who better to handle tJus ~malt busmess than the ASR. I'm s ure 1l could use more monl"y every year . There •IU be those who object to paytn1 lo park on sc:hool property -they won't have to -lhere will be plat'l'S lo park your t'hlJd's bike where 1t can be s las hed or stolen. betause lhere's no one there to watch it all day. SHEILA TONI BRUNER ........ ~ftdetf.., To t.be Ed.U.ol~ Here come U.e aot.1-dral\ folks. rwulinC ott ln all d1recUoel at once except, ol course. tM cor- rect one. U aQ1bod1 lb1nb they are so- Ing to aeun bow to deleod I.bis cowit.r)' after t.be enemy la in our back yarch, he's abaolutely balmy. The dme to learn ls now. and that'• aU UNt universal draft It' intended to do -teacb people bow to defmd UU eou.ntrJ and lta llbertlee. Liberty pruup- p 01e1 a deep 1ett1• of r"poulbtUty to threatl from t.boM wbo would .... " •. Let tbole wtao feel u..r doa 't owe tlli1 country a t"ebt of cratJtlde 90 to lledeo, Caeada, or Tlmbuctoo, few that mabw, to the 1'9Aol ua can 1et oa ~ the bu1lne11 of preaenlna our freedom. J.W. am10 . .. • 8U8ANESS I STOCKS ~.'ebn.*Y ''· ,., s DAil. Y PILOT Corporate C'Hate Many Consult Business 'Doc' BJ .IOBN CVNNin' •1 CAllBRIDGE. Mau. (AP) -Scores of bualoeuea come each year to Dr. SJdoey Scboeffler•a clinic for their regular physical checkup -rate of relu.m, productiVJty, market Iha.re, tactics. cub flo., and the Wee. The companles are put tbrou&h a detailed aet of test.a In which their performance la meuu.red a1ainat standards obtained from a data bue of 2,000 bu.slneaa unit.a lbat re- port ln strict confidence to the clinic. When lbe data anaJyala ls complet· ed. company at.reoatba and weaknesses ace revealed u cfearly as those of a human beaog whose pulse, blood pressure, and Jung capacity are ex d mined ma hospital clloic. Schoeffler and his staff aperate the Strategic Planning Institute, a nonprofit think tank into which 250 member com- pa nies pour data about thei r performance, and from wtuch general health standards emerge. cu1011"" INPUT IS UNDERSTANDABLY enormous and vJned It comes from JarRe corporal.Ions operating many busmess urut.s. and smaU comparues with one or a few un. 1u.. And from foreum as wf'll as domestic concerns. All members (their dut:S range from about $10.000 to $20.000a year) report in a common format what they do about pnc1ng, cxpa1151on. personnel. marketmg and the like. They descnbe the market and their sha re: expanding, 'hrmlunR, local, national The competJtion: few or many, .. mall or lurge, i.1m1ln product or differentiated. And re ,UfU.. growth, Ca!>h flow, profit, Josi. Tfff. T~"TS SEEK TO d<'termtot• the PJMS. or profit 1mpurt of market strategic' 1b c d&t<t bank establish~ •• JIJr for llw van<>U.'> markelln~ :.trciteg1es, bai.ed on com- vanie<> wtlh s1m1l<1r chara<-lensllc!> 'If profit!> are below par there ti. s trong evidence of an 11p1>rating problem ," say-; SdK>effler "Either that or the mm pany 1s 1n tht· middle or a pnce war." Add1Uonal tests bring out Uw fact' An audit of product1v1ty followi.. often giv10g early warrung of poor management dee1s1on.s. ll might be found. for ..xample, that the compimy ha." ancrea."led labor pro- durt1v1ty 1 percent. but only by spendi.ng 1.5 percent on t'O\lly t:qWpmenl. Y~. there I!> good prodUCllVlty and bad. MAllKETING·TYPE INFORMATION sales force and advertJ.'!in~ expenses a.'> a percentage of sales are 1•xam1twd for each b~1ne'>'> urut of a member company. DepeodmR on goalb. market s hare and other charac- Lt•nslJcs. a par figure can be provided for sales or li d· \<f.'rtlSln~ CXl)(:fl&C)> Chan~t'l> m market :>hure are examined . If a company 1ncrea.~ 1L'> '>han· by 3 ~reent, and par for a company of its charactensll<'~ 1s S. 1t can lead to a rev1s1on of ta<-t1cs H lhe rf'\'Crst' 1s true, 1l can mean either of two things · a temporary Wllldfall or supenor tactics. A ca<ih now f rash generatecJ ver5us cash used) lest follows Bttau.w of high borrowing costs, 1t can reveal ('nllcal na~ for ~mall. growing comparues tn need of cash. Or. 1f the rompany has a larRe market share and \Jt. tie rhan<-r to rxpand, it might suggest investment poss1b1\Jlw!i FEW COMP"NIES •"AIL to bPnef1t from what Schoel· fler calls the tactics optimality test, ai.xt.b Jn the series. Look·all.k.es in the data bue are souiht and their t.cUcs matched agamst the compciy betDf ex.amlaed.. Some ol tbe tactJC'S from the base have led to success, some to failure Is the examined company falling into the same traps., A Nlmp<my's enllre portJolJo of business units 1s ex· ammed ls the mix of umt..s well balanced,. Which of the units art• 1)('rformin~ w1·ll" WheN> art> lhe weaknesi.es" What 1•orn-<·t1H· ac1111n l'Jn I•· l<Jk1•n " Th•• finJI lNil.' 1fr<.1l n111 w1lh .i rompnny':-. 1·x1s t.Jng bus1 Ol'S~l'' liul 14 llh th1· future• t-:ven t)cfl)tt' th:tl :.tagl' I' reacht-<l. hr1'14 rHr. S{'ho~:fOl·r ;mil h1-. staff h.1vc: romc to J .:n•at Al'lll't Jiil" TIU. l"O"l'A~V EITHt:R ha'.'. or doc-sn't have sr·now. problf'm"> If II'' tlw l<llt(•r. J dPCl.'>100 mu-.l ht-madt' With th" knowlcd.:l' gauwd, can th<• rompany deul with the pNI blem'> on 1L'I own or d04·, 1t nt-.:d further ass1Mance from the J n~lltutt"' Probably 001' half tht• mt•mbt>r companies dec1dC' they dn. and thu. .. .'.'.IS(n up with tht" 1nsllt111e·, consulllnR arm. PJMS AS!)O('laU:~ paying a negollatt:d r~ IO addition to lhl' regular m1•mbt'r.h1p arrangement F:1ght \cars old. an offshoot of an in-how.c proJet-l ot Gent>ral 1-:1~tnl', the Institute already has determined what 11 S()ml'llmt•\ ('alb li.tW'> of husfoes~ TL.; nndings have rl'sult.ed in numl•rous pap('r.-.. and obviously have led to ma1or changl.~ 1n important businesses Schcx>fner sl.111 looks for addiuonal growth, however. convmced that th<' mor<• 111plrt from members lht: moN" prec1iw, ext"ns1vr and valuable will bf-the output of th<• data basE> Play boy Officers Repay 'Benefits' ClnCAGO (AP) --Hugb M. Hefner and four other of· f1cers or Playboy Enterprises lnc. will repay lbe compllf\y almost $820.000 for benefits "not properly documented or formally approved," Playboy has announced. Tbe claims againat Hefner, President Derick J . Daruebl and the other unnamed officers result from an a udit by lodependent din!ct.Ors or the rmn and cover the period November 1971UtrooibDecember1.978. Playboy said representatives will meel with 11laff members of the Securities and Exchange Commission "to determine whether any Curther action ts requlrt.>d lo bring an informill SEC inquiry to an end " Gold, Silver QuotatioDS By The A.atoclated Prestt Se.ltcted world gold prices today: ..._...: morning fW.Dg S688.00, orr $8.75; afternoon lbdNf 98112.00, off S14. 75. Part.: aft.emoon flxlnl M'78.l9. off SS.27. Ji\..,...: telll.92, ofU7.SS. 7.-tdt: bld M83.00, off $9.00; '681.00 aitked New Yen: Handy & Hannan '•te morning tm.OO, oCt $14.75. New Yon: Engelhard aelllna price late mornln• "83.10. ott nu•>. New Yortt: Enaelhatd Cabr1cated cold Jato momlng '107.63. oil $15.32. * * NEW YORK (AP) Hand,y "Harman Nn York llMl'S38.000. EQaelbard silver '3$.550; rabrlcraled SSf.IOO . • ., .... -OM.YPtl.OT 111 1 lh l l \\ -M•ID-.. , ...... 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Krdl IR) ($) TIC TAC OOUOH OQJ ~ACE THE MUSIC 7 00 6 CBS NEWS 0 NBC NEWS 0 HAPPY OAYS AGAIN Jo&nte '-t1lH"' C-fU'>f'M..~' ht" wnh a •ttM m1nu1H c..u1tr••f tahl")O ffl< tlt•r l1f\f <h.tn< ~ ut Art>Old ~ 0 ABC NEWS Q ( !) J()l(ER'S WILD «D M "A•S'H Hllw~ f'y•• undorgoob :i 0fk&11c cn&nqe wtlftn ho ~ocom .... lf'mpotary t om mnnd•" nl ""' 4017tll (l) STREETS OF SAN 'FRANCISCO t( Pltf:'f l)O',f:• ... ~· ... d pfJr ltn f')f ,,, anrl ,. 01 ., r•f.1 1n ,, ""'~ 1<1' tto•.111.tf tr ttl~ff'"•hQ·jlt• d r1vmtlf•f f'lf QVhUC>nUb~1~ Thul"ldlly '*'*" t4. ,., Safari Sift:'r Stt•\•C Murtin t' pll•rt•:- dat 1es ol lht• world' "Comedy 1is Not Prl'l t y NBC, Chwmt>l 4 • °"""' EAIY 0.-1a JllCI< .. l *" "''Y 11.rlll tRI a:!) MACHl:ll. / LEHRER AEPORT (10; MERV ORtfflH t. ...... 11 Booby Vlf\lt'n f n G•ll<>t Johe Dodd "'"" I P8Q6. 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MAGAZINE I 00 6 (JJ THE WALTONS An ol(! ~wMlll<'ltfl n l 'f~l'l"i@ s arr~ O<l Wallon ' Mountam •nd surpr11>10, h•*' ""'''h a w•H1d•no rJtt)J>O~I 0 BUCI< ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY ~k pun...,.., " buou11t111 Television the.· 'bizarre od on his t.pecial. .. lunighl at 9 on .,1-.•f'O •om.an tArtt"'t4 l oc ti; "•'' t 1i111tt'lO kK>~' 9A&etly liiii.tt h1,.. lOth '-.-.,11uty O""'~nu G PRISOHE.R CELL DLOCK H W hilft OO•~ prtt.<>n gu tlf'J f'1tH hn hH m fMM,.u(_••"fJ f11•1'U•1w a nnthttr ,,,.,, tJtHt1u\ly ft;tluf"ft"I to ~"'P ''•wn w tth wn tt"n'1tot1 1 t1m1n•I whC'> nn-.. r.-·t•f n 11• mg a t-tl.1y tr.1r tu·-tf 0 1IQ) MORK & MINOV Mo'h: Mint'fy .end """' 11,unos batHJ tnqutht'' h •·•Vft c and•C161h f"tlt•+,oo • li1t "'"' h om hl,,._tf~ ht• II"\, 'hrtuc::er,n lt'1• tur_., 0 MOVIE I • * ,... 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"''"'"• .)'\, •• ' l ')Q 0 • • \~ •rl ( t•lfT\I• •' ,11 t• • ~ 'JJ '' A',.,,,,,'"'°" ~n '00 0 NFWS , ,, ...... •l I ( j '""""" 1~ 0 NEW<; •, t 1 •·• lQ "''" ) by Armstrong & BaUuk d t'tiltl'·. ltlt~tt· ~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~ ('hannt-1 1..-bf ing• al 28TONIOHT •• ,,,, Ck-h-' Ht'1bf•n '11) MAGIC MET HOO OF OIL PAINTING WhOft 1nv,,._hQdHng '"'" .J.JIQ ..CC1dotll tJ, ·Hh OI tu~ 1JOf1Child ' f'rtyfrtttnf't Ov•n< 'f ltf'tttna fhtH thtt (Jiff rr111y hHV'ff ~·-n ttt,.porin1 r11t• tr,, I~ l'HOftd'r ANO CAN YOU E. VER FORGE. T lH( EX.Cl11N0 DONNHIL.L RlJN C* FRANZ KLAMME.R IN TH[ 1"16 WINTER 0..YMPIGS? NOl /'6 L<~ « A"..J w£. Rf Hl.~ I.(' .>J .,..yjhl 1 1 d (~ rAr ! ALOOKA( 11 rOR '>-6 ~ A>< .,..u·~~E. 0 ANO 0 KIU I L [I >I lo· /lr1q1•h· 0 KMS< 1Nf11,J t .,. Anrwlo·•, 0 K!l /l d11d 1l 11.A11q••lt •, 0 Kf,IH IV l/lfSI 11 •1, A 11111•io 8 "f P•f! II H '> • (Jlf•q1r 0 Kl J IV llrul I l •1• An l"h 10 ~ t I /11 t(,1 • '" flu q o «D Kl fVt l11tJ I l •, /\11•j1 (,.. 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Nielsen Company released rat· ings showmg that ABC had fallen behind CBS 1n the season·long competition ABC has been in a cloiu.• struggle with CBS this season after four years as the.• undis puted ratings leade r m prime lime AT L.EAST SOME OF ABC's troubles this season have been blamed on programmtng risks in the schedule last fall, m which the network moved some or its most popular programs most notably, "Laverne and Sturley" -from time periods that had produced good results ABC'R m1dseason schedule follows by one day the announcement of NBC's new lineup. CBS has not yet announced its midseason schedule. NBC. which has bogged down in third place a fter a quick 11tart, will add eight new series to Ill> lineup in Ma rch. ABC, in contra.st, is adding only two "When The Whistle Blows" and "That's Incredible'" ABC IS ALSO GIVING another try lo "Bat tlestar Galact1ca, ''this time with a slight reworking and a new name. "Galactica 1980." "That's Incredible!" sounds a lot hke NBC's in novatlve and popular "Real People," u nonrict1nn comedy.variety show that has been among NB(''i. top·raled series lately "That's Incredible !" wall star John Davidson, recently named u Mike Douglas' replacement on Westinghouse's syndJcaled talk show, former foot· ball star Fran Tarkenton and Cathy Lee Crosby. T he show will premiere Monday. Ma rch 3. "When the Whistle Blows" is a blue-collar comedy. described by ABC programmer Anthony D. Thomopoulos u "a celebration of the American worki.nctnan . . . family men who believe in tradl· liooal American value• of lbe work ethic. When the whistle blows, they h ave fun." It airs Fridays, beginning March 14 "GAIACflCA.'' AN EXPENSIVE investment with marlinal raUn11 retuma a year aao, bu been altered a bit, with the heroes comJn1 to Earth and enaa,SQJ in IOme act.lvttl• otbel" than Cylon abootouta. 1be "new" 1ertea actually pr.mlered a couple ol weeu a10, but wUl 1tart ltl re1ular run on Su.oday. March Jt. MOit lnteraUn1. thou.Jb, la the mum of "Laverne and Shirley" to Tuelday niabt beblod the abow lb.at 1~wn-4 It. "Happy Daya." The "Happy Deya"· 'Laverne and Shirley" tandem waa the molt popular one-two prtme Ume com· blD1Uon ln telerillon dw1.n1 ABC'• run at the top, and tta bf'Ukup precipitated a decllne for the networt t.bll aeuon. , M nunl it1nSi In W1nhH • •f.1\t W1ll1urn Al•':tt..tnrJ.-.r 8 30 0 llOi Xlll WINTER Ol VMPICS f ., ..... ,,, .....-:t••'"'1·•M'oll ,,, h t (' Yf~f~(j 01fl lJ '') t /to( nn "lk)vrdu1t K l! h t}(" n y {hVAJ, tnftfl " downn1i1 "'unq womt•n s 1~00 ,,,,.,,,,, '"__.~d t.lo. H lllQ r1'4"fl 1i 30· tukl'f'fWH~ t.ro.-., uunttv '\iiltUH~ ,..,P• ... ond run 00 NEWS {() P~Y THE PEACENTAGES Eli) CAMERA THREE I 1•n 1 t=4•Pfftfill8hl A (.t)o1 , ,."' .. ..,'"'""' ''""" o• 1n1• ( •••tm~tn fllmma._eir s 100() , t•••ihY~ JnO COOHOV&fltn '.Hfl••' •n t1nomd 1tii '''0-'lf'd tPprl II m NEWSCHECK 10.30 m m NEWS ft) MASTERPIECE THEATRE r--1 I-< llCHIH l11'1t.1 lloyeott Readied? Olympic Coverage Haired ,.,. ............. Readg for Work Landa Lavan. star of the TV series "Alice," was surprised when she showed up to direct a segmt.•nt of the show with these director's props. The cast and crew supplied the megaphone, director's chair and riding crop to ·'whip the production into shape.·' LOS ANG ELf:S 11\ I' 1 NBC has cut bdck 1l!> Olympics ll'chnil·al -.1:1fl tn Mo.,row and prepara tions for thl' Olym1111· ... lt•lt'(·asl havt· v1rtu11ll~ come to a halt. the Los Angt•lt .... Time-. as report~ Thl· 14 ma n tN·hn1r.1I .1dv;mn• Lhat had bt•f•n ins talling l·ll•clron1c· t·quqinwm for thl· Summf'r (Jlymp1cs s mcc• last S1•pt1•mhc·r wa.., tnmm•·d to three pc.'Oplt' th1 ... W{'Pk th•· -.tory rrom M O ... C'fl"' said NBC has also stopp..'<J tht• <,h1pm1•nt or about '4 million worth or v1deotap1n~ and 11lht•r l'Qu1 pm1·nt TllE PAPER SAID IT had al!>O 1Pam1-d thL1t Pctl'r Van den Temple the U S 01} mp1c attatht· in Moscow. will leave the Soviet capital f'nda} The t1m.Jng of that move wac; reportt"dly tn'1ucnced by Pr("ftident Carter's call for a boycott 1( the So· v1ets do not take their troops out of Afghanistan by Feb 20 NBC has tnd1<·att-d in the palil lhat tf the Unit ed Stat~ boycotts tht• Olympics the network will <·an ct> I its plan' ln COVl'r the Games NBC' hai. pled~C'd $87 m1llton lo buy the l ' S telt>v1s1on rights and was expected lo ~pend another $40 million on produch on costli The network 'i. 14·man advance team arrived 1n Mo"St"Ow last Seplemlx-r with about S6 m1llton in equipment It wns to h avt• stayed In Moscow ex eept for periodic rest trips out of the country LAST WE•:K THE CREW left for such a lnp to Rome, but only thre<' prople returned nn Mon· day. the paper reported The rest reportedly had been sent home WHALE WATCHERS! 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