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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 27, 1980
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Wolllan Tells of Alcala Assault
·~~ MINE DEATH SCENE
23 Died In Plunge
Elevator
Drops Mile;
23 Killed
KLERKSOORP, South Africa
<AP) -An elevator cage plum-
meted more than a mile down a
shaft in the world's biggest gold
mine today, killmg au 23 miners
aboard. authorities saJd.
N lne teams of rescue workers
went in to the shaft at the VaaJ
Reefs mrne , a bout 60 miles
southwest of Johannesburg, to
see if any of the men had
s urvived, a spokesman said.
After clearing through a tangle
of torn cable and wire and
restoriJ18 power lines to reach
lbe men, they r ea c hed the
smashed cage and found all the
miners dead, the spokesman
said.
Tbe Vaal Reefs mine employs
40,000 wortera and is the world'•
lar1eat. South Africa ls the
world'• bia•t gold producer.
The elevator accident wu the
first of ltl kind at Vaal ~ in
two years, and was the wont cl
ill type at the mine. But in a ftre
last year, lOZ miners died at
Vaal Beefs.
Enlri.e8 Screened
• WASHINGTON (AP) -The
1 lmmisntlon and Naturalbation
Service uld today Lt ls coaduct·
t
in• "ltrtnamt 1ereenln•" of Ira· Diana eatertnt tb1t country and
1deoied there la any "go-soft"
if.?liCJ to avoid lnctdentl with
r .uem.
\.PUl.4 SPEC;AL
\Ol'FERED TODAY
Sprtnl .....,. briPt ideM to
the 1peclal 1bopper1 and
merdMmtl at 8outb Coat Plaa.
J')Me4Hp. thole ....... todaJ'•
Dall1 Piiot f eaturH "South
Coat Plau 9PrtJ1S Speclall.'' a fou.,... Md1oa.
Daa"t adll "South Cout Plua
I ...... lfeelall'' OD &>al• All to ;.JI.,_..., .• Delly Pilot.
Wmdfall
Oil Tax
WASHINGTON CA P ) -The
Senate today gave CODIJ~ approval to a compromlae
••wladfall" tu OD the oil ln·
dusl1'7, a t:zZ'7 billioll measure
deslped u a comentone of President Carter's energy
policy.
The 66-31 vote sent the
measure to Carter for his
s ignature, 11 months after he
recommended it.
Opponents contended the tax
would deprive the oil industry of money needed for energy invest-
ment. Backen called il fair and
well within the ability of oil pro-
ducers and royalty-owners to
pay.
Before passing the bill, lhe
·Senate rejected an appeal by
Sen . Bob Dole, R-Kan .• that
wo uld h a ve senl 1t to lhe
F m ance Committee for hearings
on how it would affect U.S. 011
production and independent pro·
ducers. That vole was 61·35.
Earlie r , Sen . Henr y P .
Bellmoo, R·Okla., dropped his
attempt to send the biU to the
Appropriations Committee.
Bellmon wanted that panel to
s tudy ho w lbe s uggest ed
earmarking of the tax revenues
-including 60 percent for in-
come-tax cuts -would affect ef.
forts to bold federal spending.
The lax would take effect
retroactively to March 1.
The bill is a compromise
versioo cl the $294 billloo tax
Carter rec0mmeoded last April
after deciding to phase out
federal price controll on U .s.
crude oil. He 1>e1an dec:ontrol lh
an effort to spur domestic oil .
production and teduce reliance
OD imports.
Decontrol wlll allow U.S.
prices to rile to world market
levell and coet eo111wnen an
ettlmated $1 trillion ln the 19808.
The tu will take SZ27. 7 biWlon
of that "wtndf all.. and, after
other federal and at.ate taxes are
subtracted. will leave the oil in·
dustry $221 billion it would not
have bad under continued coo-
trola.
Oppooent1 of the bill aald the
tax would mwte tbe drive for enerp 1Ddepeodence by taldna
money the oil tn4uatry could in·
vett 1n the search for more
enero.
The Carter administration ln·
altted that without tbe ~1 the
public and Coqreu wowa de·
mand a return to price control.a.
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wt.le Towed
SAN P'BANCISCO (AP)-'ftle
carcut of a 35-foot Callfomla
(ray whale wu towed to Ha by
the Cout Guard today after lt
wu fOlllDd fJoetinC ln San Fran·
ct.co Bay, a Guard 1poke1man
aaid.,
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Waiting for Ber Son
Toni Sickmann, mother of Marine Sgt .
Rodney Sickmann, one of the 50 hostages
heldJn.theA.mericaaEmbassy in Iran, dis·
olays her support in the front window of
her home. Christmas decorations are still
up for a ceJebration _when her son returns.
Odor Remains Mystery
Headaches, NaWJ ea Blamed on Bmes
BJ DELO&ES B&OOU ISWIN
Ot•Oelff ........... County health offtciall have
given up trying to flnd tbe
source ol a smell on Onnp
County Transit D~~ct bUMS that some drtv r1 ancl
puaenaen ••1 lt them sick.
"If there's 10methln& there,
we havm't found It. We've pret.
ty much clOl4W the caH," said
Kea Re1ler. of the County
Public Health Department.
But tran1tt dfatrict offletab
111 tb1J an atill tryiq to llnd
the 10Urce of tbe odor that
prompMd IS written complalats
of beadacbe1 and nauaea,
P.rimutly from drivers.
Tbe ~ be&an lut fall, a
di1trict 1polr•man said, wben a
bus clrlvtr complained that
ham• In the brand-new lxlHI
were eivinl him headaches.
The transit distrtct bad recent·
ly purchased 15 of the
streamlined buses from the Ob.lo
firm of Grwnma.FlDble. Tbe
buaes are fully alr~ndltJoned.
but are built with wi.Ddows that
can't be ooeoect.
After the iniUal complalntl,
both transit district and county
health experts tested Uae .,..._
Anon Verdict
SANTA MAB.IA (AP) -Whlle
awalttn1 11ntenclna on a
aeparate chl1d·1tealin1 convte·
Uoo. a ~year-old former Goleta
man Roftt J>ale stockham, wu
found 1uilty be re or 1etttni
11.eral Union OU 1tora1e tanU
ablase and then d~lared lDDOt
cnt bJ reuon of 1uanlty. ..
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in question. Also called in Weft
apeclallsta from the state Oc·
cupaUonal Safety and Health
Admlnlstratioo, the enforcement
a1ency for iDdUllrial health and
aafety. ·
But the bulee passed all the
tests for carbon monoxide and
other toxic materlala with flY1nl
colon. Levell ot the nolllou
fumes lnlide the IMllel were well
wltblD laf«y ltandardl, Resler
taJd.
Tbe u...at dlltrtct tben hired
a man tbeJ call oae of U. top
toxicololtlll ln the state, Dr.
Daniel F . Rubin. He found
notbJn&.
The district now n))edl a
team ol experts from Grumman.
Fblble to be&in teaUAI out tbt
buses thcrouChlY, the laa.t ol
their 1trate1le1 to ·find tlae
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Incident
In 1974
Related
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Murder defeodaol Rodney
AlaJa ... 'd "ifled ..... ..,..:: ............. . .. ,... ........... _.. ,,_ .......... -... ... Jdwd ·w .., ... , ... ," •• .ner
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Alcala, 31. is dla.rged with the
kidnapplnc and murder of Robin
Samaoe, 12, of Huntington
Beach, last June and pros·
ecuton in the case Wednesday
offered testimony pert.ainioe to
AkaJa's past.
Julie L . Johnson, 19, told
jurors in Superior Court Judge·
Philip Schwab's Santa Ana
courtroom that Alcala took her
agahut her will to a bluffs area
in Huntin1ton Beacb in 1974.
where he tissed her and fe>tted
ber to smoke marijuana.
M 1ss Johnson said she had
been wwt.ing to catch a bus to
school in October. 1974, wbeo a
man she ideotified as AJcaJa ap.
proac:hed her al Warner Avenue
and Beach Boulevard.
Alcala. she said. sat on a curb
with her and talked with her for
awhile and then offered lo drive
her lo school. Oedining at first.
she said, she finally a ettpted his
offer.
Howe ve r , ... ~i ss Johnson
testified, Alcata did not stop at
her school and told her he want·
ed to check out an apartment a
short distance away. When she
iosiated she wanted out, she
said. he told her to be quiet .. in a
rude tone.''
She became friChtened. she
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Jil DAILY PlbOT s Inyrt01v. Mes>=h .1. 1!&9
-Gold, Silver-Sink
Market Continues Downward Slide
NEW YOJlK
1tork mark~t lapod Into
another brC*d d cUnt-today. ~
1umina the hde Uuit beaan a&x
Wt'l'kl 110. Gold and lflnlf a1ao
plummrtt'd
Thf' Dow Jon nttnJt' ol 30
1ndu1tri•I•. whlth t'l011t'd
Wt•dnesday Ill ill k>wHt levt l In
alrnOllt two )'t'IAr'll. loat 1.raot.Mr
i z1 , l'°'OLs to 749 5() today t\n
Elections
lit Snag
In Iran
ByT!wAseeelaiff ......
Iran's foreign minister aayi.
the rWlOff elections for UM new
Parliament have been~
aa l0xpected, andicatiq delay &om·
lil the summer at least tn the
legislature's dedlJon on whet.her
the American hostages should
be released.
MeanwbUe. a member of the
U . N . panel probin1 Iran's
charges .,.mat tile lhab, Adib
Daoud! of S1ria, told the 8elnlt
newspaper Al Sbarq the sbab'a
"escape" .to Eapt "will doubt·
less have MverM effeets OD the
case ol tbe American ,,_ ..... "
He •Pl,..ted &hat Jraalan
leaders may fear that the United
Slates I.JI conspiring with the
shah and h1a followers to over·
throw the revolutionary regime
111 an Egypt·based plot.
American surgeon Or.
Michael DeBa.lcey was ln Cairo
exa mining the exiled Shah
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi pre.
Uminary to an operaUoo for re-
moval ol bis eaneeroUI spleen.
Iranian Foreign Ml ni1ter
Sadegh Gbotbudeh announced
a fter a meeting or lhe ruling
Revolutionary Council on
Wednesday night that 1t delayed
th e· second·round election,
orig1 na1ly scheduled April 4. to
Jll'rm 1t investigation or charges of
rnt1· fraud 10 lhe first round of
ha llnlmg March 14. He said tht· m·
vt•st1gating commission began
work Tue.day and had <i month,
until April 25, lo finish.
With this timetable, the vot.lng
for legislators not elected GO the
first ballot probably would not
be held &mti[ aome time ln May.
And Ul1I could be Mla_yed IQOf'e
1 r the r....ita ol tbe flnt round
were thrown out ln some dl!i·
t n ets and oew elections held.
In view of the slow count·
ing of votes that followed the
March election. the results of a
May ballot are not likely lo be
known before June. Leaden; of
the revolutionary regime said
earlier that it would ta.lee some
weeks for the Majlis, or Parlla·
ment. to get organized and dis·
pose of pressing domestic mat·
ters before it got around to the
hostages.
Expectations that the Majlls
will determine what happens to
the Americans are baaed on a
!ita tem~nt by Ayatollah
t{ uhollah Khomeini, the leader
of the revolutionary regime, that
1t s hould decide their fate.
Nuclear Security
YtolatiOD8 Charged
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. <AP) -
<·ommonweallh Edison Co., the
r .!lion'• largest atomic power
ulillty, ordered euards at ita
Cordova plant to conceal se<:uri·
ty violations, a r~eral arand
Jury bu charged in the first
rrlminal indlctment of a utility
in a nuclear aecwity case.
· The grand jury, lo indictments
handed down here Wednesday.
t harged the utility and two
employees with fraud and COO·
1plracy ln connecUon with the
plant's security operations from
.January 1976 to April urn.
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Loatn ou\numbt'rt'd llllnt'n
by morr than 8 I aamona New
York O<'k Euh•na ltalod I•
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The 1narlrf't madt a btd lq raJ·
h' I~ Hrly t.radlq WPdn~av.
bu\ l~ adv•nc~ colJap•ed lutP ln
the 1 Ion Analyall utd 1h111
i.howln(( promptf'd murt• 11t!IU11~
loday
Secretary of State Cyrus
Vance says the Carter ad·
ministration's foreign poliQ'
is on a difficuJt but corrM
course. He also said U.S.
policymakers are "review·
ing our options" in the event
tangible progress is not
made on freeing the Iran
hostages.
Dad Acc u sed
Ot1 ........
f ortur1ng
t.LOS ANGELES <AP> -A
an accusf'd or torturin1et and
exually ahusing his 8· y1.·u r-0ld
daughter with scald.mg llqwds, a
knife and a hot fireplace poker
has been r eleased on $30,000
bail, a shenlf's sergeant aald
W edoeaclay.
Bail•• posted thla week lor Howard llarceloua Fowl .. , a bout 15, of Altadena, who
pleaded innocent in Pasadena
Superior Court to charges in.
volving the torture o r his
daughter
The girl, whose name was
withheld, was found wandenn~
in an Alladena neighborhood
Feb. IS with second-degree
burns over one·th1rd or her body.
The girl also had numerous
healed scars over the remainder
or her body.
F,.....Pap AJ
SMELL •.•
source of~ smell.
In addition, they have tu.red
the man who designed the air
conditioning system for the
buses to conduct bis own tests.
Meanwhile. 14 or the 6S new
buses owned by the district have
been taken off the streets.
·•we spent a lot or time on Uus
and gave it a pretty good sbol.,"
the county's Regler said. "We
got on the buses ourselves and
cut orr all the ventilation
systems. It just smelled ll.ke u
bus to me."
<liarges D ouble .
LOS ANGELES <AP> -When
his preliminary hearing on the
murder of 10 Hillside Strangler
victims begmsMay S,Angelo
Buono will also face 10 new
counts of pimping, pandering
and other sex-related crimes
Buono repealed.ly mumbled "not
guilty" ln a barely audibh: voice
Wednesday as he was arraigned
on the new charges .
B~•n Hid eonc•rn• over
rl'l'Ord intere,t rulu., lnnatlon
and tht! ,l>l"Oll)('Ct of u recesak>n
were •till we1111hlna down the
mark.It\
"In tba. countr)' wti bave
nt-ve't t-t•n either tnll1Uon or ln
lt-rt•st r1&ttos Uh h11h as thfty are
today." Heinz II Diel al J annoy
Munlaomery Scott obtierved m a
rnarketcoanrnenlary
''It la a new experle.nct Jt re.
•1ulre1 • new evaluation of all in·
\.-Pslmt nt m edl<&, Of bond!!,
!!I0<0k11. real t.'titute. gold, etc ..
Gold u nd !!li ve r pr1cei.
•lumped und lbe U .s. dollar tut
a four-year high against the
llahao l.iru and a JO-month peak
.tga1nat Uw West German mark
on World frnanc1al m arkets to·
day.
Bullion pricei; fell sharply ln
the momitll and we re still weU
l>elow Wednesday':. levtls even
.tfter a 1li&ht rl'covery later in
lhe day.
Gold cloeed in London at $474.
down $31
Gold traded m New York at
S467. down $29
Silver traded in London at 116.
down suo from Wednesday. But
NATION'S LAROUT BANK
TIGHTENS CREDtT -AS
ANTMNFlATION REAL
INVl.aLE INEllY -.91
It pluQUJleled In New York. to
almost $10 before recovering to
$11.40. But th.I.a was down from
Wednesday's close of $15.80
Wednesday's high wu $19.90.
The dollar, meanwhile. con-
tinued to benefit from In·
vestmenl·atlractlng U .S. tn·
tcrest rates.
11 JWDped nearty 10 hre at the
aftemooo fiting fa Milun to u
four-year hJah of flill.30 lire.
In Frank.lurt I.be aflemoon r1 x-
ing was 1.9135 West German
marks. highest for nearly 10
months. up from 1.8915 late
Wednesday
Jn Zw1ch. the dollar ~alned
more than 3 times to l 8235
Swiss frances from 1 7905 the
night tx-rore, and in London.
1 ht>rf' was a gain of nt•arly 3
n nts aJ:ainst th<· pound which
was worth S2 1760, down from
$2.2030.
The bullion decline was bad
new~ for those who bought dur·
101 the J anuary boom ln which
Sold IOIU'tld to a reeord ..,.,, an
OUDce and 1llwr to • tn Loodoo and above llO l.n New York.
"Long.term lnvesto~. seeing
that prices are continuing to fall,
are selling and collecting their
profits or losses u the case may
be." said a bullion dealer at
Sharps F1xley and Co. in Loo·
don.
•·In some cas es 1l means
s ubstantial losses ... he added.
One major silver investor.
Texas 011 billionaire Nelson
Bunker Hunt who has reportedly
spent millions buying silver ln
the la.st six months, announced
Wednesday that together with a
group of Arab investors he wUI
mark et silver· based bonds
backed by an accumulation of
a bout 200 millloo ounces or
silver.
The London Financial Times,
commenting on the move, said:
"Mr. Hunt's pure bases are
believed partly responsible for
driving the price of silver up to
nearly $50 an ounce e•rlier lhl8
year.
The feeling m the market ls
that Mr. Hunt must now be car·
rying a loss on hi.JI silver. having
bought il for an average price
estimated In the middle of ~
$20·30 range · •
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OIL .•.
Many economists say control'>
have held U.S prices so mu<'h
below world levels that there
has been hllle incentive for
Americans lo conserve energy. ·
The tax would be paid by
12,000 Otl producel'll and by hun
dred.s of thou.sands of people who
own lands from which oil 1s
pumped
Wedding Bell?
Palace Denies Romance
LONDON CAP> -Buckingham Palace branded
as "nonsense" published reports ln the United Sta~
and Britain that Prince Charles will soon become
e ngaged to marry Princess Nora of Liechtenstein.
The rumors were sparked by Queen Elizabeth
ll's planned May trip to the tiny principality
Newspapers have speculated she would use the visit
to make her son's marriage arrangement.a.
"That's nonsense. There isn't any truth in that, ..
said the spokeswoman at Buckingham Palace
New York Daily News columnist "Suzy" report·
ed that the 31-year·old future king would be engaged
to 29·year-old Princess Nora after .a prenuptial
agreement was signed du rin1t the queen's Llechten·
stein visit.
Britain's Sundoy News of the World predicted
the marriage ln a front page story March 16. A week
later. the newf;paper reported Princess Nora wns
fust "shnigglna her shoulders" over the rumors .
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A workman erecting a giant c utout figure of Munlyn
Monroe s tops to take a look at the famous legs m a
reproduction of the famous s ubway ftratmg scene from
"The Seven Year Itch" a~ the figure wa~ being placed 1n
New York's Times Square
California Accus ed
Of Sterilizing Ill
RICHMOND. Va (A.P > -In
voluntary sterilization-. <>f morl'
t han 20,000 people ov1•r .1 fi()
year period in Callforn1.1 v.1·n1
on With htlJc puhlu· OUI I I\ It
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tht> H1 chm<1nd T1mt-!i
Dispatch, in a C.'Opynghtt"d i>ll>r}.
quoted Jo~. Bums Vick Jr of the
Cahfom.la A.ssoc1at1on for the
Retarded as saying the practice
was quick and euy.
"There wu almost no com-
ment. There was no objertlon at
all,·• Vick told the newspaper
The numbe r of persons
sterilized tn California. includ·
mg pnson inmates and mental
patients, 1!l more than double the
number in the second leading
slate. V1rg101 a. the newspaper
i.a1d
Th e news paper 's s t or }
followed the disclosure of some
7,000 involuntary sterihut.Joni.
performed at V1rginaa mental In
slituUons from 1.924 to 1973.
Some 5,000 people -epilep·
tics. mentally Ill and those
labeled Idiot.. fool.JI and feeble·
minded -were sterilized at
California's Sonoma State
Hospital. the newspaper re·
ported.
"It was one of the earJlest rind
most vivid examples of science
trying biomedical enalneering
under a tremendously dist«ted
theory," said Or . Jonas
Robllscher .. pro fes s or of
psycblatry and law at Emory
Univeraity In Atlanta.
Sterilization of slate hoepltal
inmates for other than medical
,
rt·J'"n '-l •1pp1·d 111 J.1n11.1n
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t'relloa to 1lAal• hOIPJt.al ofOdah to opentc on anyone v.•ho tell wi
dl'r lheJr care
' Thl· nt•v.s paper quCJlt·d a re·
port by Sonom3 SlaLe'1 la~ i.d·
m1nlstrator, Or t• O OuUer. ~
t onc;iderinjC ~tt•r1liz al1on'
Jll">l lfl ublt• lw1.1U~· of lh1•
h• 11'11llJn faC'lor 11,\11 \1 d Jnd
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If u ndrr·d -. 11( "'u n r. ad u 11 :.
\l,Nf' pla<1'<l 1n th• htr·pllal -.011•
I\ t o r "'lc•nlr1at 1on s hrrau•1•
1h.-1 r parf'nt~ thought th1•y W<'rt
-.exuolly pt"rm1!'>s1v<• or had
beh a vioral problemi.. lh<·
new,paptt srud
Eueenics. tht" movE"ment de·
vott>d to Improving thP human
'>Pt'<'l("b throul(h lhl· <'Ontrol of
ht"rt>dtlan fat'lOM In mattnf'. rt.·
1•e1' ed '\upport in California
from ne ws pape r publisher~.
ph1lanth.rop1~t c; and un1vers1ty
pre•udent.s. The lJ S Supreme
Court upheld the.' pract1t'e
F1~ures gathered by the As·
..,oc1alion for Voluntary Stenliza
11on 1n New York, show that
fl 3.678 operations hac1 b eeo
performt"d by 1963
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Al£AUA •••
t·J-.i• In
Clear Days,
WldNighta
Seeri; No Rain
Clear, bruk days and chilly
n1ghL1 are forecatt. for thl'
Orange Coat lhroqh Saturday,
with a new weather syatem dul•
to move In Sunday. bringin~
some cloudlness but probably no
rain.
S pokesmen for the U S
Weather Service det1crlbe lh•· condluan Sunday aa a dry front
that is not expected lo drop any
precipitation on the coaaut
area.
Tuelday ni&hl '• s howeri. lhut
n e pt m from the i.ca, droppi•1'
.41 lAche9 or ram In Hun11ngt11n
Heach alooe wer~ de::.cnbt.-d J '
l117ht sprinkle-.
The ovt'mll(hl prt'"l1>1lal100 n ·
1 ordt-<1 h) Jlunt1n ~t1111 H•··•' h I
'iht>r man 1l1•nnv hroup ht t h•·
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oltwr .1lmosl lik.t· rhi<"t.. work lt11
Yt'Jr 11> unpn•cedent<:d in h1·
rectJrd$
C:o!>t .. Meaa r cct:1 vt.o d 111;
ID<'ht"., in lhe ovt.trn1.l(hl '>l•1rr1
..-hdf' tht-"'l'lk!>t t.pot rt'.u1nJ .. cJ
v.•J V1l1J Park Dam, w1lb .681n
Cht''I Of prec1 p1tatlon
Thi· weat herman prt"ditts
1emµ,•ra1urc·' todJ\ an1I Fn1b\
\I, Ill fl•;fl h ol 111.:h llf fi7 0t.'glf I'
If d .tn 11\'t'flll •ht lt1Y. of ·l 'I
dt j.. f Cl .L
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lfJrbor l'al111l "'l .ath• r "'·•ld1•
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lilt' ,1ftt·moon -.
Poison Sp illed
PEKING <AP > Enou~h 1111
u1d poison lQ have killed ~ poo
pit> poun~d from a chemic:il
µI ant into tht> grand canal an
Suzhou. hear Shanghai. last Sep
tember, the Woner5' Oa1ly re
ported I.Oday. It said the occi-
dent happened when a worlter
opened the valve of a chenucal
tank to transfer the 28 tons of liq
u 1d , conta1n1ng deadl y
l'yanogen gas.
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Britons Deerg 'Big Sp Anne'
LONDON (AP) -Anti·
NJalilU ...... for PriDtNM A••• te4ay. accu1ln1 tbt
................ 0( "lnaultlq
Brltitla taJ&payert' • by over-
lfll dWt ber at.ai.-provldtd aJ. lowance in a tJme of national belt·"-==re "Bia l r Anne." said a
beadlfDe in CJDe newspaper.
Shown bt recent polls to be the
most unpopular member of the
royal family, the 2t-year-old
pimee. wu crititl&ed for build-i.111 a sumptuous stable al her
Gatcombe Park home, a 1973
tUt from Queen £llubetb U lO
mark her marria1• to Capt.
Ill ark PNltipa.
· · t would have lhou1ht that
people like Prineeu Anne would
have set an exampJe to ot.hen
who are not so lucky.·' sneered
Bob Cryer, a Labor Party
member of Parliament from a
working-class Yorkshire dis·
trict
·'The spending on their
animals . . . shows a lack of
feUow feeling for people." said
Wilfred Gardiner, a local coun-
cilman in the Cotswolds area or
Market Off 26, Recovers
~DLral Eq)aad where the~
pie Uw. '-"' 1'1M 1De0Ctin1 coatroveray was
1part8dwectDe.day when the
Conservative •overnment re-
leased Ill 1J9> oaUonal budget.
Mo.t of the royal family "'ere
budaeted pay raises keeping
pace with Brit.aln'a 19-percent
inflation rate, but Princess Anne
got a whoppi.na 30 percent hike.
The reason. Buctingbam
Palace said, was that the prin-
cess overspent her 1979 sum "by
several thousand pounds in
pursuance of official duties" -
Dow Com.es Back;
Gold, Silver Slide
NEW YORK <AP) -The &tock
market recovered from aoot.her
broad decline today. haltang
the slide that began six weeks
ago. Gold and silver plummeted.
The Dow Jones average of 30
indus trials , which clos ed
Wednesday at its lowest level m
almost two years, lost 26 points to
f35 today after five three hours or trad1°i_~: But it rallied in the final hour w cl0$e off 2.14 points at
759.98.
Loeen outnumbered ealners
* * *
by more than 4-1 among New
York Stock Exchange-listed is-
sues.
The market made a bad to ral-
ly in early trading Wednesday.
but the advance collapsed late in
the session. Analysts said that
showing prompted more selhng
today.
Brokers said concerns ove1
record interest rates, inflation
and the prospect or a recession
were still weighing down lhe
cnarkrt.
* * * 8Jee•l•tenSell
1 Silver-'Fakes DitJe
l On Bonding Plans
NEW YORK <AP) -Silver
prices fell sharply today as
speculators unloaded the metal
following the announcement that
the metal's largest owner was
seeking to bonow mooey.
In London. the price o( silver
fell $3 an ounce to close at $14.50.
down more than 70 percent from
tbe peak of $52.50 reached in
New York oo Jan. 21.
tbe metal al a certain price.
Sinclair said be dOubted the
bonds would come to market.
"I think they got their mooey
today from Continental banks,"
he said.
The value of 200 million
ounces or silver at $10.50 an
ounce is $2.1 billion, but far less
than the $10.S billion peak value.
Gold and s ilver prices
slumped and the U.S. dollar tut
a four-year high against the
NATION'S LARGEST BANK
TIGHTENS CREDIT -AS
ANTl-INFl.ATION REAL
INVISIBLE ENEMY -88
Italian Ura and a 10-month peak
against the West German mark
on World financial markets to-
day.
Ba.Uion prices fell sharply in
tbe mondaC and were aUil ·we11
below ...._..ay•• levels even
after • ell.Pl retO'l•J ..... in die-. Gold deeed .. i.... ....
doW'ftt31.
Gold closed in New York at
~.dowDfiD. Sil9W .......... ,....,.. at S14.
down '1.19 h'alD .... 11day. But
lt plummeted ill New Yon, to
almost $10 before reeoverinc to $10.80. But this WU down from
Wednesday's close of SlS.80
Wednesday'• high was $19.90.
Monex in Newport Beach quot-
ed gold at noon as $460, and
silver at $10.75.
The dollar, meanwhile, coo-
tinued to benefit from in-
vestment-attracting U .S. in·
terest rat.es.
Tbe~price kept falling in later New York Lrading, dropping to
Sl0.450 an ounce in trading on
the Commodity Exchange for
silver to be delivered in April. lt
later recover ed slightly to
$11.30.
Nelson Bunker Hunt, a Texas
billionaire. announced Wednes·
day that he and four we~lthy
Arab investors planned to lSSUe
bonds backed by more than 200
millioo ounces of silver bullion.
Slain Boy Mourned
~y Fellow Students
The move was seen by some
traders as evidence that Hunt,
who apparently was the largest
buyer of silver as the melaJ
soared upward from $6 an ounce
lS months ago. needed money
and migbt have to sell some of
the silver if the bond issue could
not be arranged.
James Sinclair, the head of a
New York investment firm that
speciallzes in precious metals,
said Ule announcement of the
bonds was seen as a bad sip for
the market. which already bad
been dr'oppina.
The prices or other predoas
met.all allo fell. Gold dropped
$31.50 to cloM at $&7' an ounce in
Londcm. TM llullt aDDOUDHmeDt about
the bGlm wu v-cue, and eftorU
to ream blm wen unsuccesaful.
ll wu unclear wbetber the boDda wuuld be backed by aUver
in ceee GI default. or whether
tbeJ WOll)d be eoovertible into
MOURNED av FRIENDS
Olen NonMn a.rker
Woman Discovered
Murdered in Irvine
c..._ •man todaJ dis-co.ent ... ~ of • ,.,....
wolDl9 ID lnlDe with a tbl'M-
loot 1l1DPG9t 1t.ak• of wood cbi•• ... her l"MtUJD. Tia• uDJdeatUled •lcum·1
C0111191WMlomdlaauaeultiv•t·
eel flel4 ...,. UM iD&M'MCdGn GI
tlae Sallllta Au J'r .. way ud
•rtcnlold..U, .n.DGOG. lll::?EWN •=' ~ Lltl Si·--: .. lilif~ , ••• " ......... • .-.=u.a...Mll••• ...... ccsm .. '91a
her a •ii CaeMtu. but re-
Jeued IUUe otber batormatlon
other than t.bAt only the upper
pvt ol the body WU clotb8d.
Police belle¥• she wu killed at
the tceGe.
Autboritie. lndlcated they
round a wallet at the ~ and
Ure t.racU but bad not clilturbed
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OdaarCovenp
Otbtll' llllnar' Ana co .....
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By ROBERT BARKER
Ot-~"-'SCMt Wednesday was a sad day for
the 575 students at Westmont
Scbool in Westminster. That is when they heard for
the finrt time of the tragic death
of their classmate. Glen Norman
Barker, who was idenu11ea
earlier in the day as the latest
victim in a string of murders of
young boys ln Orange County.
Glen, who lived with hi s
mother and sister in Huntington
Beach, was active in school
athletics, performing on tbe
football, basketball and track
teams.
"Tbe kids were gnat." said
Principal Carol Wilson. "You
could bear a pin drop, they were
ao quiet. There were lean too."
Mrs. Wllloo and aetlior staff
members went clau-to-class to
tell the youngsters of the iDci ·
dent.
"It is so tragic, particularly
when a youngster is involved.
They have not. bad a chance to
live out their life," she said.
"We wanted to be very
careful. We noted that tbeJ oroi>-abl)' read about the deat&s ol
tbe two~ and tb9t one
of them W.. lieatifted u Glen. "It 11 aucb u emotiCJatl and
delicate aae." •
6ewnl ot tbe '°"" ...... ap. ......., bad lnfonllatioD ton-
e ....... Olea'• I.Mt baowD ae· ti"'1e9 .-ua., eooperattd wtth
devatJ -.Mr ~ at the IChool at u. tec1 ot u.e c1ay.
Jnv..U.aton a1lo baft told
school otfteiU. not to release eertam lllltorma'Uon ln fear that
it m~ hamper their tov.U1a·
Uon. ~ 'wttJI tlMt otm MWI, the
1eb.ool omctal• 11.o warned
you..,.... I.bat ~ la
Yef'J dcnlll FOUi ud all tbe boJa
ID•ol¥9d 1D Ute •llf'den bad --~·-· •••• ..... tbat tMr -ftlld ........ ,,., ot tralparta·
Clle ..,.,.,., ... Al)
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parllcularty on Gateombe Park.
She bad to borrow from a bank to pay "huge" coats on renovat-
ing the maru1ion's a ntiquated
roofing and guttering. the palace
said.
··~Anne. like au other
members of the royal family.
watches her spending extremely c arefully," said a palace
spokeswoman. who declined to
be identified. "Her allowance is
given not for herself but for
stale duties."
The ll8) b\adget gave Princes'>
Anne 85.000 pounds ($187.000),
...........
up from 65.400 pouods ($143,880)
in Um.
But tax and fee increases in
the budg« mean lbe common
folk will be made to pay more
for medicine, drink, OiJaretles
and gasoline.
"Good Day for the Royals,
Mean Day for the Rest," trum-
peted a banner headllne in the
mass~ittulatioo Daily Mirror.
While tn0$l Britons adore lbe
royal family and doo'l begrudge
them their state-provided pay,
some were obviously up in arms.
A Daily Mirror editor said bis
new1pa~ reffived "bundDeda or calls ' denouncing Anne's in·
creased allowance.
But Princess Anne's mum is
plan.nini some peony-pincbing or her own, including a bold·
down on palace start and no qew
car.
She also will dip into her
peraonal fortune -the size or
which i.s estimated at hundreds
or millions of dollan; in land,
stock holdings, art. jewelry and
other wealth -to be able to re-
rund some of her state aUowanee
tn the coming years.
. .............................. •
-•w~ aa:aipurtla•n• 1 lit'8illtO: Andenm &ebool m Newport Beach. 'PlQs
With ltascat. an eight-day-old Pharaoh quaU
hatched as part of a school proJect . Jn all.
13 o£ 24 eags kept al the ~hoot have been
utch .. .-. ._.....,... ;a iii'li«rea: 'iwo
tbrOuch a bave beea tak1Dj t.he chlcks
home to care for them. When the birds
r eaC'h matunty. they 'll bt.• turned loo~t-ma
ne.,.by park.
Senate OKs
4Wmdfall'
Oil Tax Plan
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
Senate today gave congressional
approval to a compromis e
"windfall" tax on the oil in-
dustry. a S227 billion measure
des igned as a cornerstone of
Pres ident Carter 's e nergy
policy.
The 66·3 1 vote s ent th<'
m e a s ure to Carte r for his
s ignature. 11 months aner he
recommended 1l.
Opponents contended the tax
would deprive the oil industry of
money needed for energy invest-
ment. Backers called 1t fal.r and
well within the ability of 011 pro-
du cers and royalty-owners to
pay.
Before passing the btll. the
Senate reJ~ted an a ppeal by
Sen. Bob Dole. R-Kan .. that
would have s ent it to the
Finance Comm1tt~ for hearings
on how it would affect U.S. 011
production and independent pro-
ducers. That vote was 61-35.
Earlier. Sen. Henr y P .
Bellmon, R-Okla.. dropped has
attempt to send the blll to the
Appropriations Committee.
Bellmoo wanted that panel to
study how the suggested
earmarldng or the tax revenues
-includ.iag 60 percent lor in-
come-tu1cuta -would afrect ef·
forts to held federal spending.
Th.e lax would take effect
retroactively to' March 1.
The bill is a compromise
veraloo of the $294 bUUoo tax
Carter recommended last April
after deciding to phase out
federal price controls on U.S.
crude oil. He beaan decontrol in
an effort to apur domesUc oil
production and reduce reliance
on importa.
Decontrol will allow U.S.
prices to rile to world man«
lenls and cost COM\Ullen an
e1Umat.ed $1 trlWon lD the mos.
PUZ4 SPECI~ ·
OFFERED TODAY
SprinC brina• brl1bt ldeu to
the s pec ial aho~s and
merchants at South Plua.
Detall:ina thole \deaa. today'a
Dally Pifot features "South
Cout Plua Sortni Specials ....
f•r-peeMdba. -
Dolltt mm ··South eout Piasa
Spriai Beeclall" -.,.. .. All to AU ol todaJ's Dally PUot.
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Manipuladon?
NB Coimcilwoman A
By JOANNE aEYNOLDS
OI • o.ittr ~ hM .._
One Newport Beach City
Council member who isn't nm·
oing for re-elect.ion came under
fire Wednesday for allegedly
prompting a candidate during a
forum.
The charges were leveled by
David Shor es against Coun-
cilwoman Jackie Heather. The
obJect of lhe alleged promplulg.
Ruthelyn Plummer. is one of
Shores· oppooents.
"I don 'l rruod running against
Ruthelyn." Shores angrily
declared during the forum's
question and answer session.
"But Mrs Heather. I'm sick and
tired of running against you."
As Shores made his accusa-
laons. Ptiass Plummer leaped lo
he r feet. "( think I've been at-
tacked ... sbe dee la.red. "l resent
being attacked."
Mrs. Heather, wbo was seated
in the second row of the au·
daence made no statement dur·
Ing the forum. She denied the al·
legation after the meeting was
over. The two women le ft
together.
Elevator Falls
In Africa;
23 Killed
KLERKSOORP. South Africa
<AP > -An elevator cage plum-
meted more than a mile down a
shaft in the world's biggest told
mine today. lrllling all 23 miners
aboard. authorities said.
Nine teams of rescue worters
went ln to the abaft at tbe Vaal
Reefs mine, •Nut to miles
aoutbweet of Jobaanesburl. to
see U any of tJae men bad
survived, a apelresmu aal6.
After duriDI tJanuch a tanale'
of torn cable ud wlre and
reetorinc power lines to reach the men, they reached tbe
smaabed eaie and found all the
miners dead, the spoke1man
said.
The Vaal Reefs mine employs
40,000 wort .. aDd II the world's
lar1e1t. South Afrlca ts the
world'• b(aest Sold prod\IClll'.
The elevator acddent wu the
fl.nt ot Jta tiDd at Vaal Reefs 1n
two yean, and wu the wont of
lta type at the mine. But ln a fire
lut year, 102 miners died at
Vaal Reefa.
• -
How~ e . l wo othe r can-
did.a in the same ra ce wath
Shores and Mi ss Plummer .
backed up Shores· re marks.
After Shores made has accusa-
tion and Miss Plummer replied,
Bob Broclc:man stood up to ex·
plain that he 'd been watching
Mrs. He athe r throughout the
meeting.
"She's t.ell.ang Miss Plummer
what to say and which notes to
us e.'' Brockman said. addrng
that Olck Clucas. also a second
d1stnct candidate had seen the
same thmg. Clucas nodded in •.•
agr~ment. ·
The three men reaterated.lhear
claims after the meeting hosted
by the Newport Heights and
Mariners homeowner associa-
tions. ln denyang the claims. Miss
plummer said. "I do all my own
,.esearch. I use notes because I
can't remember a ll this stuff.
There's so much to know about.
I defy anyone to remember all
th.is stuff."
Tbe only second district can-
didate who didn't become em-
broiled in the spat was Lee w alkios who took the role or
(See FORUM, Page A.2)
Orange Coast
Weather
Westerly winds 15 to 25
mph lhit evening. easing
by Friday. Lows tonight 45
at the beaches and 53 in-
land. Highs Friday 68 to
73.
IN818ET8DAY
Goll pro JatW Bl4lock hes
rebnndld from the injvry
that 1"pt Mr' out o/ lcut
11eor•1 inotaprol ICem~r ap.n, Gftd ,.., J*ftino make•
her OM o/ Ute pla,ert to
toatch at thil ~r'1 touma-
mlftt at MelO Verde Covmry
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wt.111 .. u1i
• A pulr of unemployed con
atrurllon workers rrom Lak~
Elalnore who were arrested
Wedneadai mome nta after a
Buena Park bank robbery have
been ~ to ti bank rob-
ber)' lut wel'lt In Corona del
Miu
Joveal11ator1 aa1d lhe pair also may bave *n involved in
recent bank robberies In Hunt
lngton Beach, Costa Mesa and
Minion Vie Jo
Melvin Lurry Netghbon. a1ao
known as Larry Taylor, 35, and
William Timothy Froet, 28, were
booked into Orange County Jail
after being arrested by Buena
Park police. Neighbo~ ts held in
lieu of $SO,OOO bail and FTOet in
lieu or $25,000 bail
They were to be arTaigned to·
day before the U.S Maglatrate
in San Pedro on federal bank
robberychargefi. .
The Corona del Mar holdup OC· ~
c urred Friday at the United
Callfomla BaJlk branch, 3121 E
Coaat Highway.
The bandit, who never abowed a weapon, 1ave the teller a note
te1Un1 her lo hand over all her
cash .
A similar method WU used
durins the Feb. 11 holdup of
California Federal Savinp and
Loan AaaoclaUoo, 2700 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Barney Cooper. 9, demonstrates h11 award·winning
science project devised for Newport Beach Elementary
School's scfeoce fair, held Wednesday. CooJ)er, a third
grader.. used plastic cups, an erector set, paper clips and
batteries to make his creation, an electric hoist.
lnvesUgatort ln Costa Men
say they haven't confirmed that
Nel&hbora and Frwt were lo·
volved in that holdup.
But set. Lula Ochoa of Hunt·
lngt.oo Beach said the two men
have been connected to a bo&dup
Tuesday in that city ln which
more than $800 wa taken from
the UCB at 7902 Edlncer Ave.
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FOR UM F LAP ••• Tu:o Charged
In Burg lary
In Newport
peacemaker. He told the au
chent•e that everyone running for
t he council is qualified and that
pe r son al attacks serve no
purpose.
He was applauded by the 100
a udience members who had
been s nickering during the
bickering.
The four other candidates run.
ning from the two other districts
took DO part in the Oa.reup.
At a rorwn um IDOl'lllAI. boat.. ed by the Newport Harbor
Kiwanis Club, Shores softened
his a ttack, but r enewed his
n1t1cism of Mrs. Heather
Shores contended that Mrs.
Heather and wbat be •aid are
her developer backers have ael
themselnw up oo ooe •Ide ol a "right-wrong scheme" opposing
lht-efforts of Mayor Paul
rt y<'ko rf, Counc ilman R av
Williams and Clucal..
Hyckoff and Williams are both
seeking r e election and have
based their campaigns on the
ract that developers want to
t-lect their opponents
Philip Maure r , Rc koff's OP·
ponent. and J ohn Cox, Williams'
opponent , have denied they are
beholden to deve lopers.
Maurer Wednesday night and
this morning noted that h1~
financial aup~rt comes from all
over lhe city. "We have a hm1t
of $200 on contributions,'' he
said. "I don't think I can lx• bought for lhal."
But Shores aald the Clucu-
RyekoO• Wllliama slat. and t.he
lwo women are so buay filhtln&
Heb other that "The real prob-
lems thii. city is facing arc not
being addressed · · ·
Shores wa.a critical of the pres-
ent councll-''and I'm talking
about all seven members" -tor
pl•Yinl what be called the right
wrong game while issues such
as publi<' safety. trash pick up
:ind ro<.id <:on1>tr u< lJOn an•n 't art
•·d upon
Shoret> said he is the· one can
d1dale in his d1stnrt who wou ld
work t.o pull the divergent sides
tngt•ther "to m ake the systf'm
work.''
Two San Clemente women
have been charged with a sen es
of burglaries, including the theft
of $13,000 worth of salver from
the home of former Newport
Beach cily councllwo cnan Lucllle Kuehn.
Jean Loeffier, 19, and Chris
Myatt, 23, were arr aigned in
South Orange County Judlclal
District Court Wedouday on
charges or burgJary followtng
their arTests by San Clemente
police
Police said th<> women have
been connl'c ted with rour
burglant.~ in Newport Beach as
Wt' 11 a~ b reak •ins in San
< 'lemente, Laf'una Beach and
San Juan Capistrano.
A San Clemente in~estlgator
i.a1d some of the stolen items. lb·
cludinl( a $4,600 watch taken In
h1s city, have been recovered.
Police IJnk Dope
To Shooting Death
Police set. J im Carson of
Newport Beach said that moat of'
the ite ms lair.en fro m Mrs .
Kuehn'a Irvine Terrace home haven't been found. Ke said only
three serving pieces have been
tdentified so far.
San Clemente lnveall1ator
Walt Stevenaon said It appears
much of the precious metal
stolen waa aold t.o a dealer who had It melted down.
By JE&BY CLAUSEN oe-ewt,,..... .....
Coala Mesa detective. said to-day lhey now beUeve the shoot-
ing death of 27-year-old Samuel
Ant.bony Vasque2 late Tuesday
was dope.related.
Capt. Bob Mood y said a
search of the •icllm's home at
:f206 Montana Ave. Wednesday
turned up 35 pounds of high
grade m arijuana and one pound
of hashish.
Vai.quei' body was found
sprawled on the sidewalk in
front or the house at 2:30 a.m.
Wednesday by his girlfriend,
22-year-Old nurse Wendy Shyer ,
when s he returned to tbe
coupJe's home from a visit t.o her
Los Angeles area parent~.
Vasquez, a n unemployed
guitar player, apparently dk'<I
from a head wound inflicted by a
lar1ee~aJlber gun, investigators
reported.
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Mood} aaid that inveaUgalors
c anvassed tbe northwestern
Costa Mesa nei1bborbood wbere
Vasquez d ied a nd turned up
neighbors who reported bea.rlft3
what they thought wu "a muf-
fl ed firecracker" explosion at
about 10:30 p.m . Tuesday.
Other ne1ghbon. had reported
hearing arguing and loud voices
coming from Vasquez' home
during the early everung
Armed with a search ~arrant
issued by Central Municipal
Court Wednesday, anveatigat.ors
moved into the Vasquez home in
search of leads t.o the crime.
Moody said the marijuana and
hashish was found in one-pound
packages an the garago.
The department pa id a Santa
Ana lock firm $121.SO Wednes
day artemoon to drill open a
large, bus anesfi safe located 1n
the garage, an inveAtlgator re·
ported
Only mar11uana "ret1due" and
a warrant card for stereo equJp-
ment was foy.nd inside, however,
invesUgat.o..S said.
School Board
Cuts A ctivit y
Busing Funds
Newport-Me.a school students
will be bust.Ung for funds next
school year If they hope to
participate tn activities taking
them from thetr own camp&.11ei..
School district trustees voted
to cut next year's funcb for ac·
t1v1ty busing to half of the cur-
rent year outlay of $90,000
Schools involved in acth1Ues
such u sports, music programs,
debate meets and field tripe wilt
be asked lo launch their own
fu nd raisi ng eve nt s . a
1>poke11woman said.
School district trustees are
hoping t.o trim S3 lo $4 million
from next year 's budget.
Vets Honored
Vietnam Memorial Set
Oranae County servicemen who Iott thetr lives ln tbe
Vietnam conruct will be hono~ at 11 a.m. Saturday
through the unveiling of a memor11l at the county Hall of
Administration In Santa Ana.
DURING THE ceremony, a four by five-loot bro01e
plaque llstlng the names of area aervtcemcn who were
kllled In Vlet.narr. will be presented by Oold Star Mothers,
e 51 -year old oraanlzallon of mothert who Iott 1 chlld In
mtUtary service.
Guest 1pe1ker will be retired Navy Capt. Emeat M.
Moore Jr., who was a prisoner or w1r from March. 1987, to
March. 1973.
J OINING •OO&B and relatives of those kllled In Viet·
nam wUI bt lit 011trlct Supcrv1~t PhlUp Anthony, Rev
Otto E. Sporrer or LaRuna Hill\ &nd lht> U.S. Marine Corpf
3rd Aircraft Wtnr Dand
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North Sea Oil Rig
Collapses; 208 So.ight
ABEllO&EN. Scotland <AP> -Gale wtnda a nd heavy IHI
capt1ied a mid-tea "hotel" J>lalform with more than 200 peraons
aboard in the North Sea today, dumpln1 an unknown number of
people lnt.o the lreeiiq water, aulboriU reported. Some In
Jur~ d were reported.
8rili11h and Norwe&lan rweUtt hll1copten battled the at.onn,
seelung aurvlwn amoa1 208 perlOOI reported aboard t.ht Alex·
andu K~illand platform 240 miles from land ln the Norweaian secl~r ol lbe oU helcb.
The loteroaUoaal rescue operatloo wu mou.nted u a
47 ~ mlle an hour sale utted the l)latlorm 40 and lbeo 50
deereea. 1'h!lteen shlpe were reported t.o have conversed on the
area ol the platlonn. owned by PhUUpe Petroleum of llilorway
1J.& TnMle Ddldt lt'ltletl•
WASHINGTON (AP) -Surges in both the volume aod price
of Imported crude oU and oil products helped push the naUoo'a
trade de(iclt in February Lo a record ~.6 billion. the Commerce
Department reported this afternoon. The value of imports had exceeded export5 by $4.8 btlltoo in
January and about $4. l bUlion ln December The prevlou.s one·
monlb record deficit was ~.2 btll1on in February 1J78.
David Lund, a senior ecooomast with lbe Commerce Depart·
ment. attributed much of lbe &rowth of the deficit lo "one of the
largest monthly increases we ever In the price o( Imported oil "
Ill' added that the def1c1t also was influe nced by a jump in
forl'1gn car imports and a drop Ill U.S. exports of &old.
No l'eHO l11dwtawrat •
NEW YORK (AP > Government lawyers say there 1s Ul·
sufficient evidence to brtn& indictments agawt any Carter ad-
mlnlstratloo offi cials in the inve5U&atioo of aUecauons that
Robert L. Veseo tried t.o have the Whtte
House fix his lepl problem. The New York
Tl mes reported today.
The newspaper cited aources ck>&e lo the
inquiry as aaying the proeecut.ors· asses•·
ment ol the cue wu relayed th1a week to a
federai erand Jury cooductln1 the lnvest11a·
Uon ~ AMIAant U.S. AUOroey Karry Ben· oer.
Vete0, the fuaitlve American fUumder
charged with t,Ukin1 1tockholden out of
mllllona of do&lan ln an lntemaUooal s wtncUe vuco a decade ago, la Uvtna lD the Bah.amu.
Re•dH•t A .... Pl e••••~
MILWAUKEE CAP> -Ronald Reaaan hu ~ ap-
plylnf.,..;'extttme pressure" that ~ .. t.oucb on a threat of
rorce' to win the release of' American bollta1es held ln Tehran
by lraruan militants
Tbe forme r California governor. campaigning for
W1scoru11n's Republtcao presadentaal pnmary TUHday. told re·
porters that in making tus proposal, ~ was "not Jtngo lblnk:ing
of pustung the war butt.on .. over the Htlmated 50 hostage-a who
have been held capt.Ive slnce Nov 4
Suspect Picks Poor
Refuge From Cops
An alle1ed car lhlef who trted
Lo hlde ltom punuen ln the
bathroom of a car dealenhip
this morning Is probably reg?'t't·
tinR hLI chot«
The SWl~t took refuRe at
Roy Carver 's Rolls Royce and
BMW dealenrup. Unfortunately
fo r the auspect, ttw! showroom l~
Dollar Brings
$100,000
BEVERLY HILLS CAP>
The most expemlve silver eoan
~ver aold -an extremely ac~
1804 U S. silver dollar -went to
t WO El Paso coln dealers ror
$400,000 at an aucUoo here.
Bidding e>pened at $175,000 and
increased by ~.000 incremenu.
with Larry Hank& and Bill
P ullen, both 31, anapptnc up the
coin "In about SO seconds'
Wedoesday, said pubUcllt Racer
Beck. It WU the fint ni1bt o( a
three -day rare coin auction at the
Beverly Wllsblre Hotel.
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p0Uce •ettne Arrested on auspic\oo of car
theft was Robert Ltt Carva)al.
24. of 21.882 Seacrest l..arte, Hunt
10g\OO Beach
The punwt ~eao at about
10 30 a m when Carvajal al
legedly ~ lbe 1178 Porsche
Targa beloosing to Armando
Valenzwla. 604 Mari.cold Ave .•
Corolla del Mar.
The victim ran out ot ha home
as hts car was be1n1 1~eo.
Costa Mesa resident. Thomas
Kimmel, who was working on a
nearby const.rucUon site offered
Valenwela a nde to follow his
car.
Aa Valen~la and Kimmel
('hHed the Oeeing car thief. they
naued down a polJce officer who JOlned the punutt.
The s&o6m car waa drtven to
Carve r 's where the s uspect
leaped out and ran inside.
Oflleerl It U>e police staUoo
next door were alerted and
faoned out to eearcb for the car
uuet. n.e, found CarvaJat to u.e
men'a room and booked hJm into
city Jail.
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Probe
Intense
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SI• Orange eou.t, Sberlfl's
department lov•U1ators are
putltnl la 12 to 11 Mor days ln a
maufve effort to tolve the
murders believed t.o be lbe work
of a homoMxual k1Uer.
"The invesUn«lod II mt.ease
and I• lntenaUylng, ·• aald
sherilf'1 Lt. Wyatt Kart, the de-
partment 'a offlctal aDOkeaman.
Hart 1a1d he could not provide
delaila of where the invest.tea·
lloo Ls headlnc. but indicated
Usat detectives are attemptlng to
piece t.oðer the la.at houn of
the lives of two Oranee Co\mly
youths whose nude bodies were
found Saturday alone O~aa
ff l&hway eaat of San Juan
Capistrano near t he Orance
County-Riverside County line.
The youths. Glen Norma n
Barker, 14, of Huntington Beach.
and RWMH O\lane Rush. 15, ot
Garden Grove, had been
strangled. They had not been
mutilated. nor sexually molest
ed. Hart ~aid.
M eanwbtle, Lo• An1ele-; Police Depertmeftt lnve-aUpt.ori.
today were attemptln& t.o Iden
tify the body of a youth who may
have become victim 31 of the
klller.
Tbe body was fouad j-1. off
the Harbor Freeway in aa alley
behind a tool BUDPQ COlllf&DY ·
The body ... deilCrlbed • that
of a male white, between 14 and
\7 yeara old. He had been
1tran&led.
p.,._p-AJ
SLAYING
the scene whUe awaiting cor-
oner's investigators.
C alTrans worker s Andy
Lopez. 23, and Dute Quintana.
37. were driving on the in·
tt.'r chanRe al the freeway and
My ford R oad when Lopel
s potted the body.
They stopped tbcdr slate truck
for a eloMt' loolt and determined
1t was Indeed a corpse and
noOCaed pohce.
A throoa ol print. telerisJon
and radlo newsmen wu Oil the
"<'t-ne shortly before l p m • all
aware of' other killings ot young
male. lD what appears le tboee
cu. to be the wortt ol a mus
murdtter who dumps victims
near Southland freeways.
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MOURN •••
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tioo than httdl.b.W.ng, .. she said.
Ocean Vlew School SuP«in·
tendent Dale Coo1an saJd that
a II children will be warned of
the dangers of hitc hhiking
befOTe the spring vacation hoU· day which begUIS Saturday.
Mrs. WU.OU aaJd lb.al classes
at Westmont, which la in the
Ocean View School Dlllrict, will
be diamiued early so that stu-
dents can attend f une r al
servlcea Friday for lbeir
cluama&e.
Services are scbeduJed at ?
p . m . at t he Pee Ir Family
Colonial Funeral Hom e , 1801
Bolaa Ave., Westminster.
M emortaJ service. al80 are t.o be
rondUded .t the school.
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' Deity PINI IUff ....... OLD ORANGE COUNTY COURTHOUSE MAY BE UNSAFE, BUT IT'S PERFECT MOYIE SCENE
\ Hlatoric: Site Haa Been Uaed •• Backdrop for Seven Plcturea Over the Ye•,.
Co111•thouse for Rent
Wunty Loans Building to Movie Makers
Or ange County s upervisors
agreed Wednesday to let film-
makers use the old county
courthouse in Santa Ana as a
backdrop for their movie. but it
won't be for a sequel to "Earth· quake."
The courth ouse. which
supervisor.t ordered closed in
October bec!ause of doubts about
tts safety during earthquakes.
has been used as scenery in at
least seven movies over the
years. a county spokesman said.
This time. the 79-year-old
courtrooms were eyed by mov·
1emakers from Lizard's Tail
Productions for an opus called
"The Hand "
Supervisors agreed to rent the
courthouse to the filmmakers at
the goin g rate of $250 a day aft.er
they were assured that the com
pany would pay for liab1Lity in
suranct' to cover eurthquake or
other damages.
In September, Hallmark Jlall
of Fame producers used the
Deteetive Remembered
courthouse as one of the settings
for the yet-unreleased television
movie "Gideon 's Trumpet," with
Henry Fonda.
· The courthouse has a lso ap-
peared in the film "Movie, Mov-
ie." and the televisioD mmi·
!>eries "Studs Lonagan." the
!>pokesman said
S upervisors ordered the
courthouse, built in 1901. cl05ed
after an e ngineer's report
declared the new building un·
:.afe dunng t>arthquakes .
A Chapter in Own Book
By ARTBUB R. VINSEL
Of ... DeUy ~ .... ...,
Detective Andrew Dickey, late
of the Huntington Beach Police Department., was writing a book
-500-plus pafes of those anec-
dotes usually known only to
street cops of the old school
when cancer ambushed him.
He died eight days ago at the
age or 49 at bis home.
Today, the detective, who had
an eye for humor in the human
condition, is himself becoming a
chapter in the manuscript.
His widow, Onoriuda Dickey,
hopes to finish the book this
s ummer while on vacation from
her teaching job.
"I asked all the fellas to write
down something about him ." she
said.
"He was one or the last of the
old-timers," said Detective Bob
Russell. who was broken m as a
plainclothesm an by Dickey
some years ago.
"He was the o ld -tim e
policeman. He was out of the 40s
a Dd sos . He did things the
modem way, but he looked at
them differently,'' says Detec-
tive Russell.
Detective Dickey's fascination
with bygone times extended to
collecting antiques, s lot
machines and photos in
particular, and he was a movie
buff and trivia expert on motion
pictures or that period.
"He was a character . . . be
worked up to three or four days
before he died," s ays bis boss,
LL Merle Schnebl.in.
Detective Ray Hattabaugh
could write much about the life
and times of Andy Dickey, but it
DETECTIVE REMEMBERED
Andrew Dickey
may be difficult for him lo set
down the words.
"He was a bell of a street cop
We'd been partners on the res
idential burglary detail for f1vr
years. He was a good guy ...
But I guess that's what you
always hear." says Hattabaugh.
And then he couldn't think of
anything more to say about lhe
man who was one of his closest
fnends Fellow officers reme mber
Dickey as ao outstanding story
teller who could convulse au·
diences with laughter in recount·
ing various adventures and mis·
adventuree from his 20-year law
enforcement career.
Re dressed to the olnea. affect·
Ing three-piece vested suit.a, a
pooderoua sold ..r:;ket watch aad cba1D span hill bulk:>'
torso and. in cool weather. a
London Fog overcoat wtth fur
collar.
Cowboy boots -he owned 22
pairs -and a bat usually com·
pleted the ensemble.
"He was the master ot the
family dispute," says Detective
Russell, noting that iD 14 years
on the graveyard shift, Dickey
distinguished himself u mar·
rtage counselor and domestic
fight referee.
He worked nights mostly after
leaving the Lynwood Police
Department which he had joined
in 1961 on graduation from the
Los Angeles County Sheriffs Of·
face Academy
A Navy veteran of the Korean
War an which he was a gunner's
mate aboard the light cruiser
USS Manchester . Detective
Dickey also had held office in
police officers association In
both Huntington Beach and
Lynwood
A native of Holtville, Delee·
tive Dickey leaves hi s wife:
soDs, Arthur Andrew "Drew"
Dickey and Ma rk Dickey ;
daughte rs , De bbie Dickey,
Diane Glaser and Charlotte
Lopez. plus two grandsoos, all of
Long Beach
Funeral services were held at
St. Maria Goretti Catholic
Church, Long Beach, with burial
at Forest Lawn, Cypress.
Slaying Scene Described
Saw Suspect Aim Gu~ Witness Says
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of ... Deltr~ .....
A prosecution witness has
described seeing accused
murderer Lee Brazell aim a
s bot1un at Garden Grove
service statioo operator George
Blee Wt August seconds before
the colorful Anaheim resident
wa1 llaio..
T9-e witness wbo testified
Wedneaday in Braiell's murder
trial tn Orange County Superior Court. Jeff Hatchel, 18, of La
Mlrada1 wu inside a pickup
t.nack WDeD Bice WU lbot in tbe
bed of the tnlck.
Prosecutors contend Bruell
killed Blee, wbo had Jumped lato
the rear of the truck when it
aped away without the occu-
panta paytnc for 1uoa.ta.e. At the
lime, BrUell wu on parole for
arud theft 1uto and ls allqed
to ba.e llain the victim to avoid
retunU.na to Jall.
Jut ~ before his death.
Bi~ bad made headlines u the
fint man conYI~ ot violatiq
the aut.'1_ JuoUDe 1aJ11 lawa durtal the..,., ... ~.
Ulldlr 5'J.:J J)epl&1 =• ifb.. tao':':::
Brazell and MeliDda Davis. 17.
o( Huntington Beach, draDk beer
iD a La Mirada apartment that
August afternoon before decid·
ing to get Miss Davia back to her
apartmerlt.
Because they needed gasoline
for the truck and had no moDey.
Hatchel said, they looked for a
serYice station where they could
take what they needed. At rao·
dom, they picked Blce's station
at Lampson Avenue and Knott
Street, be said.
Hatchel testified tb1t be got
out of the truck to nu the tank as
Bice ltood nearby. When be had
finlabed, be Jumped back la the
truck and t.be vehicle sped away.
but not before Bice jumpelt In
the back.
With Brazell at the wheel, the
truck awerved ln tbe right lane
of the roadway to try to knock
Blee.out. Hatchel said.
He told the court he tried to
1et Brazell to stop, but was told
"No w•Y·" Brazell, he tesll.fied,
tbe• aaked for llD unlo1ded _.... rrom beblod tbe Hat. ··n.w ll ... 't lolded ad 1
didn't Udnt be bad 1belll on
!.
hlln." Hatchel said . Brazell, be
said, told him he only intended
to scare the service station
owner .
Instead, Hatche l said. Brazell
loaded the gun as be drove,
pulled into the vacant lot at
Garden Grove Boulevard and
Western Avenue ln Westmtmter
and Jumped out or the truck.
Brazell yelled at Bice to set out.
Hatchel said, and then be AW
hlm aim tbe gun. He looked
away and beard a shot.
Mias Davis=ulee in the *k of the truck, Jum out scream-
ing and cove blood. Bruell
went to the back of the truct,
opened the taUaate, and rolled
the body out.
Hatchel, who was 17 at the
tlme ol the incident and pleaded
guilty to beln1 an acceaaory
after the fact lJa juvenUe court,
said be and Mias Davit wwe
taken into custody by Hunt·
101ton Beach police at her apart.
meat a abort time lat.er. Brue&l
wu &r'Nlted iA UM tnaek at
O•rfleld AVtDU• ••d Holly Strtet.
PALY PU.OT 41
Mount St. Helena -
.
Washington State
Volcano Subsides
Mount St. Helena. said David
Johnston of the U.S. Geo&olic
Survey.
Wednesday by 1be Skamania
County 1beriff'1 office. Local
Forest Service roads were
closed. And the Federal Aviation
Adminiltration restricted nighta
near the mountain, at the re-
quest of the Forest Service.
SPIRIT LAKE. Wash. (AP) -
Earthquake act.lvity on Momit
St. Helem eased slip Uy today.
as scleotiat.s prepared to check
seismograph stations OD the
m ountaiD and contiDued lo
speculate on the likelihood of
volcanic eruptjoo.s.
Local officials. with assistance
from governm ent geologists,
planned for evacualloD in case
eruptions sent lava or mud nows
cascading into mouotain valleys
and streams. Volcanic ash also
could pose a danger to local
waler supplies.
University of Washington
seismographic machines have
been fed by two seismographic
taps lnto the mountain. lnforma·
Uon from the remote sites "will
refine our pregent observa-
tions," sa.ad Johnston.
The main road tnto the area.
Wa shington S04, was closed
There are three hydroelectric
dams and reservoirs on the
Lewis River, just south of the
peak. Leonard Bacon of P,cmc .
Power and Light Co. in
Portland.
Rhonda Brooks. coordinator
with the Washington Department
of Emergency Services. said the
quakes were less frequeDt and
int ense, but h alf a dozen
temblors s till. registered
between 3 0 and 4.0 on the
Richter scale Wednesday alter·
noon.
The pattern of quake activity
as similar to that which often
precedes volcanic activity 1n
Japan. said sclentJsts. But they
said there is no seismic hlstory
for 9,677-foot St Helens and they
could only guess what the
quakes mean.
A geologist at Portland St.ate
University, Leonard Palmer.
said "erupt.Jon 1s immiDent .
It could appear wilhln days."
But he later swd the s1tuatJon
was "less threatening" and con
ceded "We Just don't know
what it wiU do "
The mountain last erupted m
1857
Donald Mullineaux of the US
Geologic Survey said St Helens
"has bttt'I Vlrtually through a
full range or kands of volcaruc
eruptions an the past. We don't
see why it couldn't do the same an the future · · __
He new from Denver to Van·
couver, Wash.. about 40 miles
southwest or the mountain, to
more closely monitor the peak
a nd m e t with Cowlitz and
Skamania county offlclals to dia-
cuaa ~vacualioa plans.
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"There could be mJIJor Oood-lnf. .. he Hid. ·"l'llen could ...
lb ck pumice and ash fall.a.
There could be hot nows or rock
fragment.I down the side of the
mountalo.''
Fow-teams of two each wen to recover lnformalloo t.u. at
remote sit.es on the nanb ol
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toonl1t ol our reaJon who draw• Moon Mulllna ud tM ·un
day carwons for thla 1te1Un1 .)OW"nal, ha• declded whit
aome ~ us nffd her~ at tht pa~r An tduuUon. that'a
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Johnton. u • 1 ntte hint. Just 1happed alona to Uu•
<.'Orner tho lal•t course cat•IOIUCI offered by Coulllne
Commw\lty Coll 1•. th htat..r oducauoo outlet of our
area BOmetlmes t'alled. "Th CoU fte Without WaUli "
You have to admat that Coust lne oflert1 some ch1:,i.t·'>
we could aJI use Consider the lttturt 1erles oo "How To
Survive Wath Y0ur Te.,n·•1er " Cius materials for thl!'>
one probably include earmuffa. The course, however, m uy ~a bu&t It's be1ne offered
Tuesday from 7 to 9 p m
WHO WITH TEEN-AGERS would dare leavt: them
alone In the house from 7 lo 9 p m .? After learning how to survive. the haplesi; parent
would come home to find the cops had ~called because
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• • •
Coa..~tlmr :)tudents Who I/ave /,earned tn Ot erromt• 1 enswn.,
of 1 h1· st .. r<'I> mus1<'. &111lh TV!> an· running but nf1t)Q(l\ ''.'.>
t\:tldllrlJ.(, lhl• :.hoWl•r I" on full blast Yv llh nobody 1n It and
whc·n you tried tc1 turn nfr lht• TV. th{· knobs had moh.1..,st·s
o n them
So muC'h for survival
Well then. try another course Here s a one duy
workshop tilled. "The Miracle or Mid-Life ..
Actually, Coastline should have combined these two
c lass offcnn~s
THE MIRACLE Ot' Mid Llk 1s lhc1l you :.omchov.
survived the t.een·a1en. Wednnday Dllht.8, some foat. could go up to Fountain
Valley and U.teo lO the ltttures on "Stress Management
How to Relax and Control Worry.··
You go; it's not for me Don't you understa nd all th<'
prohl<:'ml> Wf' havt: a round h1·n "' I H ' ~ot anothl·r n1('f·l1n~
an 15 m1nult·s Brin~ rru· J noth'-r 1 uv ,,f 11Jffcc Wh• I• Ill\
nt .... l!J.i•1.1.n l1·r ribbon'' Who h1>0ked all these p;.qi1·r t·lq tt.
lnJ.!1'1111 r ,111\ v.ay"'
'lotOW llER•;·s ANOTHER h t'lpful c·ourst· 111 the·
('to,1..,tlin1· C'o tl.iloguc that I JW>t know w01s (·re1tted for mt·
ll s a onl· rfoy workshop titled, "Overcoming Procra1>lina
lion.
I 'd go out and sign up for that right now except J've got
to get last week's report to the boss. Maybe I'll sign up on
Friday ir I can find time. Fridays are usually pretty busy
around here, thouah.
Well. I've got untll May 23 t.o get signed up. No need to
rus h into it.
Thank goodness they'll t.ake signupa al the door on
May 31.
NOW THIS NEXT Coastline wort.bop is a real
mystery. It's called, "Leave Your Fat Behind."
Wonder where they want me to leave it?
t can't imaalne anybody would want lt, anyway.
Demoerata Criticizing Non-campaign
W A U I N 0 T 0 N C A p ) -rtltao Prn•UJ'tll la 1rowtn1 on Pral f.i'. auevt::\;u:ua 1 conakSer Sen. HetJry M. Jacbon. D·
dl"nl Cart r to take to ttM cam-be ad uai. .. Carte heH11et'" to W11h .. Hid. "The reaction ln
p1t1n trail, IMll Carter remained Se ~ • r 1 • the coun&ry, may cauae him to
m um on any pl9n1 to leave Ule Ohl n. aJAiwC1rd M,ttaenbaum. D· come out and partJdpate ...
Whitt HCNH a1 ht apOke to f 0• 1 arter ••lance of,... And Sen. Donald W Rie1le
Oemocrat1 coacorntd about ~:'.c~!"pal1n.~~m._•1 have Jr .. D·Mich .. tald ln a n~ con· th Ir l)llty'1 pJ"Olpeeta the ~ .. ..-bit at wiv .-pt of ference earlier that Carter's
Tho •poeeh Wedneaday ntaht it hfa'e1 · · · but now l lb.lnk '· ri1k of 101in1 either the
thou•h. wH Carter' a flrat to ~ t.o fac the m~Ua m11eau of fallln1 nominatJon or the election • ln·
p.rtf1a.n lf'OUP alnc. Lhe •tart of e c c questlona the creaalna" U he does not "ecJme
the Iran and Al•hanlitan critet :i:w• ~.~ n P • o P le want out of ihe White Houae and de·
that Lho pret&dent hat lntllttd e bate the blues."
muet llHp him In tbt White
HOUH
Carter'• campaign chairman
Robert StraUb • said the presi:
dent hu no Immediate plans to
step up campat1run1.
"HE KNOWS IT IS hurting
polltlcally," Strauaa told r e·
Porters
.. But my judgment 11 that for
the next 10 days or so . the presa·
dent will not be out visibly.
physically campaagnln1."
Cart.er made oo reference t.o
his specific campaign plans ln
the address to Democrats who
paid Sl.000..a-plate for steak and
tt'e cream to fatten the party's
congressional campaign coffers .
INSTEAD, HE PROMISED to
· · bttl1tnct> the budget ...
without damaging the people
ubout whom we care most deep·
ly'" a nd predicted he would lead
th<' party to victory 1n No·
\ember on a platform of "love
and t·omµusi.1on und concern ...
f>t•OllH'f ,ltH' members Of
Con~• t·:-.-.. m talks with rep0rters
a t and tx·forl' the dinner. mdlcat·
t•d thl'~ tllou~hl 1t was time for
Curlt•r l o c·ampa1gn more ac·
ti Vt' I}
Tht• pn .. ;1dt:nt ha:. been folio\!. -
1ng a policy ht• '>pelled out on
.J:.in 15 in sj')('akmft of the ~1t.-u:ir
l1onll in Iran and Afghamslan
"I WOULD NOT want t.o go to
a fund rm::-.ang t·vent for myself,
0 1 to purt1 t 1pall' in d stnctly
Hospital Aides
J:.~ace Added
Discipline
SALf;M , Ore <AP > Finc.'t'n
suspended state hosp1tnl aides
accused of m lstreatmg mentally
rt't a rdl'd patients by klckln~
th<.'m . choking thc·m into un
consciousness and other means.
may race furthe r disciplinary
action from the Oregon Mental
Health D1v1sion
The <'mploy t't''i from the
1-::io;l!·rn Orf'~rin lloo;p11 a l anr1
·r r .11n1nv Cf'llll r 1n l't·ndlPlon
\\ ('f(• 1n1<•rVI('\\ t•r1 l)y lhf' <11\'ISIOn
W l·dm·!'><ht~ :inrl a ~pokl'~mun
:-.:rnl .1 d1.·c1..,1on \\OUld tx-mude
soon
Thl' 15 were sui.p e nded
without pay, and the division has
filed complaints with the state
Employee RelaUoo.s Board thal
s ay patients were called ot.cene
names, choked into unconaclous·
neas and slapped, bit and ldclted
for no apparent reason.
The complaint.I were based on
an undercover lnveaU1at1on by
lhe attorney general'• staff.
A I Blo11. merll syst em
representative for the board,
said Wednesday the dlvltion
could fire the workers. contiDue
thelr suspension for up to 30
days. fine them or r einstate
them with retroactive pay.
IP~
Spring Greetiag
1\ hcd or daffodils bursts into bloom along the Potomac
Rt\'('r under a warm spring ~un. The Was h in gton Monu
mcnt stands m the d1stanc<'
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Showen Dampen Plaim to Gulf Comt
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Of Four
Tracked
NORnl MIAMI, Fla. <AP) -
Dad• County detecUvea were
aearehlnC today for two men
Hen 1peedln1 away from a
North MlamJ home where four
penone were found 1laln ln the
county's third quadruple
homlclde OU. year.
The four deaths ralsed the
couoly'1 homicide total to 102 in
the fint IS days of the year a
figure well ahead of the p~ce
leadlnl t.o lut year's record or
347 bomldda, omctats said.
THE Vlcnll8. THaEE men
and a woman, hadn't been Iden·
Ufied by early today. authorities
said. but were described aa mid· dle-aged.
Two men were seen speeding
away from the crime scene In a
19'75 or 1976 blue automobile, de·
t.eetlvea 1a1d. Wit.Deuel t.okl ln·
veallgaton the men bad "a tooa·
barreled weapon, poealbly a ri· ne ."
DETECl'IVE DAVE Rivers
aald authorities planned t.o com·
pare not.es today with Broward
County detectives, who were
handliq the l laytn11 of two men
west of Fort L.auderdale. Wednesday "that had some a i mi larit.ift to thia one."
A plltol~arrylng young man
raced out of the North Mlaml
houae sooo after a volley of gun.
fire rang out Wednesday after·
noon. ran a.nt.o a nearby home
and called the police. When they
a rrived. the man laid a .32·
caliber revolver on a front porch
chair and surrendered.
Detectives said the man. who
they did nol idenl1(y, "1s
t'ooperauna fully and as beang
considered a wttn~s. ··
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New Sex
&lucation
Book Hit
SACRAMENTO <AP> -A
proposed state reference book
for the t.eacbers of sex educallon
is .. an attack by the sex educa-
tion est.abl.l.shment on the rami-
1 y," says critic J acquehne
Kasun ol Eureka.
But state health consultant
Susan Cronenwell calls Mrs .
Kasun "a self-appointed zealot
to stop sex education who has
distorfed the book."
Mrs. Ka.sun said in a telephone
interview Wednesday that the
slate has been "doing every-
thing it could to conceal the book from parents."
St~••Jttred
BAKER (AP) -The filming
or new footage for the science-
fiction blockbuster ·'Close En·
counters of the Third Kind" con-
tinued in the Dumont Sand
Dunes after four stuntmen were
injured when they fell out or fl y-
ing Jeeps, a Columbia Pictures
spokesman said.
''It was apparently not as
serious as we had first thought
with helicopters flying ln to take
people to the hospital." said
Marvin Levy at the Columbia
studio in Burbank
M.,1BIUB~ked
SACRAMENTO (AP>
Gasoline serv1ce stations would
have to post their prices on signs
legible from passing vehicles.
under a bill approved by a
Sen ate committee.
Over t.be opposition or service
station owners, the Business and
Professions Committee voted 5-2
Wednesday for S81430 by Sen.
John Holmdahl. D-Castro
Valley, 9eDding it to the Senat.e
Finance Committee.
31a ,. ...... Sled•
SAN DIEGO (AP>
Nei1bbon are baffied by the
violent deaths of an East San
Diego family shot in what
authorities describe as an ap-
pa re nl double murder and
suicide.
Homicide detectives s aid
James R. Hart. 35, apparently
killed his wife and ll·year-0ld
son before turning the gun on
himseU.
·-· Bit• Pla11t CARLSBAD (AP> -An $18
million trash compacting and
transfer station, severely
damaged by an explosion, is ex-
pected to be out of operation for
an indefutlte length or lime.
There were no injuries report·
ed as a result of the explosion
which rocked the Palomar
Transfer Station Wednesday af-
ternoon.
LOS ANGgLE <AP) -A plan unveiled by
Southern Ca.UIOmla con.atnaetJoe lndualr)' and '10100
tud.n 1o IDf'elt tJOO 111lUlon a month In b\aUdlDI loau
hu ..._. 4-erlbed b)' one llnanclal Hptrt u 1 polen·
tt1l "aoctaend" tor the alUnt hou.aln& lnduatrf. K~ manqemen and un1oo truJteet o 10 pension rundl held 1 Hriea of meetlnp lhla w k and 11reed to
chanMl millions of dollan lolo tonaa term loan commit
menu f« eonttrucUon ol home• and other bulldln1s .
Evt'rett E. Shell. h ad Of the AFL·CIO Plumbers and
PlpeOtten Union, 11ld Wed.Delday
OARING INTEat:ST •ATES .and r111inl( un·
1Ja11911Jsllp
employment tPWTed the move, Shell 11ld. addinl "we
hope tho Idea wlll 1pread quickly. firal lhrou&bout
CaWomia and then acrou the nation."
"If their plans materlalbe. and their Interest rates
are reuonable, ll could be a 1odsend to the industry.··
aald a spokesman for American Savin&• and Loan Co.
W. Dean Cannon. executive vice president of the
Califomla Savinp and Loan JmUtute. called the pro-
posals a "significant step in lbe ri&hl direct.Ion and tbe
kind of action we have been urging for years."
Shell said the interest rates to be charged for
* * *
Bank Sets New
Credit Rulings
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Reacting to Presi-
dent Carter's credit crackdown. the Bank of
America. the nation's largest bank. has hiked its
interest rates and said it will tum down most new
customers· requests for loans.
mE BANK HAS TAKEN the actions to com-
ply with Federal Reserve cbrectives to hold the
growth in domestic loans th.ls year to a 6 percent to
a 9 percent range
To control the growth in the area or credlt
card loans outst.a.ndlng, the bank wall :
-13oo8t its minimum monthly payment re·
quirement on Bank-Amencard-Vasa and Master-
Card acrounts to 6 percent or th<' unpaid balance
or $25, from 4 percent of the unpaid balance or SlO.
-Strengthen its craten a for new credit card
applicants as well as for ancrca~c'> an credit limits
for cardholders.
-INCREASES ITS TRANSFER and check
service fee from l percent to 11"2 pt"rcent
For home loans, the bank '>aid al 1::. increasing
from 16'1Aa percent to 17 percent 1~ anterl':.t rate on
fixed-rate loans for $150.000 or lcs::. on single·
family dwelhng::.
ALL MAKES!
833-0555
Ask fot Our
wst•smtAUST at
HOWARD Chevrol.t
N~TBEACH
Glenn Henn·. a 37-vcar-old far m worker. s miles a ft er a n
out-of-court· settlement wtuch gtv(!s SS mallton to some
25,000 California farm workers in a la\\su1t challenging
the Teamsters' Union's pension fund. The agreem ent
mus t be a pproved by a federal Judge.
At the sam(' tame, at 1::. ancrea~ang al'> va nable
rate loans rn the same pnce r anJ(t· from 16~ to
16)ii. The maximum ratio of loan to appraasffi ~--=-======--=-~:J.
ACLU Suit
Backs Gay
S AN FRANl:JSCO (AP) -The
American Civil Liberties Union has filed suit on bebaU or an Atherton illustrator.
Warren Preston, 41, whose covernment.
security clear,,::c• ••• taken away because be is a oeesual.
The lawsuit, filed in U.S. Distnct Court
Wednesday against military officials. 1s
believed to be the first court test of
whether the clearance knOwn as "SCI."
which is higher than .. top aecret," can be
revoked by the National Security Agency
without due process.
It also is believed to be the first test of
whether security agency investigators can
demand details or government workers'
sex lives and then revoke their security.
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BEAT
THE
DEVEWPERS
VOTE
NO
ON
D
Bob Spreen
f'A~n......t...._ .......
value of property wall Ix-lowered to 75 percent
from 80 percent.
Call 642-5678
Pul a l ew wo rds
to work tor ou
The Jowest wuesblc:ted tare.
$
Girl$' Spring
dress sale.
7.99 to 22.99
Lots of styles and colors to
choose from. Get your daughter
dressed for Spring with thes6
sp6C(al prlcss. Sundresses.
knits and more.
Llmited quantities.
A. Gingham check polyester I
cotton sundress. 4 to 6x. Spec isl, 7. 99
\
'
Elect !
Incumbent
Donn Hall ~
DONN
HALL
FOR
COSTA MESA
CITY COUNICl
Vote April 8, 1980
Fly right to downtown Hobby Airport.
]mt calJ. 7JaN/ Agoant. your Corporate 7JaftJ/ Amtnge.c
B. Hawaiian style print dress with tube top.
Polyester/cotton. 7 to 14, Special, 11.99
Girls' Or8SSt!JS, 462 and 470
er Hugbee A1rwest at (714) 540-2D60.
Pdai ti~ aft oa.o.,.y .tWt cmcb ..... md 11 IUbtect tocblnge.
'I -
Stroo Wt SouC11 Coed PfaJa Mon.•Frl. t0-9:30, SC. to-e, ~-12·5.
Bullook'• ""*' Vle/O. """""'~ """· cr•' 4954111. )
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Aot>ert N. Weed/PUbtlther T'*"" K•vlllltdJlor
Of 1ngeCo.t Dl•lv Piiot 6art>tr1 Krtfb.lch/Edltorlal P9 edltor
Eatf Waten inding the Heart
f Election Issues The Revenue Sharing Blight
Twt.•lve dayt frorn now. N wport Beach voten wUI 10
he polls to select three rnembera ot the Caty Counctl
There are some clear phUoeopNcal luues.
Two clly councll lncu.mbenta and a candidate uaoc1et-
wit.h lhem aener~ favor down-IOftlna the city on lht'
ry that this ls g; w.., to control traffic.
Opponunts generally cont.end that the incumbent
ell has g()fte overboard ln thll dtrec::Uon dl11~gar-dJn&
~rty nght.s and creatJni a commuruty that l elitist ln
turt> <And poorly balanced ~cally.
There obviously 11.-e ram.lflcaUon . ahad\J\gs and all
~ of spin-0ffs and tanfents Crom those basic ~lUons
e ~nUaUy thut ·s what it ·s au about traffic and ~rop-
Y riJ?ht.8 -and what conaUtutes a balanced community.
There is very tittle difference In position oC any of the
didcttes on the airport, the mud Oat known as the Up·
Bay, economy in government, police and fire protec·
and so on.
There are some other problems that need to be ad·
secl. The two key words are polarity and credibility.
It is un!ortunate that whether by design or by inept
dling of some situations. the current city councU hos
tributed to polarit_y in the communJty. While the
arization is not as bad as some campatpen contend. ex-
ist it does and the councll h&S shown too little concern about
aealing with it and its potential consequences.
We find it unpalatable that the rhetoric of the cam·
ign is "no growth versus pro-growth." 1be ooly honest
ebate is ''how much growth?"
If the incumbents and their supporters are going to
ontinue to try to _picture landowners lar1e and small -
ost notably the f rvine Company and the Koll Company
as trying to destroy the beauty and .tranquility of the
ommunity. then it becomes equally falr to depict those
ncumbepts and their supporters as elitists whose position
ils doM\ to "I've got mine -and to hell with everybody
1se."
If this is the political climate Newport Beach is com·
g to, it's going to be an ugly community no matter bow
ucb the sun shines on our bays and beaches.
There is a Jot of discussion about whether lhe incum-
nt city council has been arrogant and high-banded in
eating with those portions of the citizenry with whom
hey disagree. Regrettably this has been the case on too
any occasions in the past couple of years.
~ This prings us to the subject of credibillt.y. This coun-
Jil has established an unenviable track record for mak·
ng, remaking. altering, amending, re-amending. rescind-
ng and coming up with last-minute poli cies without
Jnoul.!h pubhc discussion or fore warning. .. <;ranted. they have been struggling with trying to ~1 1.!un· out what "traffic phasmg" really means m prac-
~1 te. what is density, and a whole lot of other t ough ques-
~ions nut the very complexity and difficulty of these
~inds or problems argued for more careful a nd thought! ul
Tbe acene waa New
HampUli,. There they aa\, .U
.even ol UM Republican p.-..
ldenUal bope/ula. They ranaed
from the ul
trl ·CO n •
1 er vat t ve•
sucb u Pbil·
lp Crane and
Ronald Rea-
a•n to the
more moder·
ate Howard
Baker. Robert
Dole a.od John
Andenon. Somewhere in betwei!n
wu John Connally and George
Bush.
It was to be a debate t.o develop
the differences between eatb can·
dldate. Tbe public across tbe oa-
Uon waited anxiously. But as it
turned out there was really no de-
bate.
Mailbox
U any of the teven Ju1d any real
dltlerences It failed to 1w1ace.
They were unanlmoua ror cuWnc
1ovemmeot spendinc but they
allo were all for locreulDe the de·
fenae and miUta.ry budseta. Ooe
wonders how both would be possi·
ble'!
TB E saun: of lt 1.s th•t it
waa their golden opportunity to
speak out acai.Dst ooe of the most pernkioua federal pro-
grams ever conceived. That ls
the "revenue sharing" invented
by Richard Nixon. 1bey dldn't
even question the wisdom of the
program as they all rushed to
assure their full support.
All tiut Rea'an who seemed to
try to indicate the states could
better baDdle their own pro·
grams. But ln bia faltering pre.
sen talion be waa unable to
arttcW.te bit tbou&}it.s and the
m"8qe wu Jost.
Of course the au.t.ea. and more
especially the local aovero·
meots1 love the Idea or the
feder11 aovernment Jetllne the
blame for taxing wbJle they reap
some d the beoeflt.a. And lh.e
school people are positively
euphoric over the fede ral
handout..
IT 18 BAD enough for the st.ate
and local governments lo be
financed in such an inefficient
manner. Uoder the system a
substantial part of the tax
dollars are uud for the collec·
tioo from the people of the SO
states and aDOtber substantial
part spent in redistributing 1t
back to the st.ales and locals. I
But the real evil is that the
system bu placed state and
local eoverument unde r the
dornlnance of the federal COY·
ernment and it.a bu.feaucnt.a .
Tbua loc.al control of the achooll.
aelr determination ol policlet
and programls by tbe ciUes ud
counUes. and even et.at.e's rilbtl have been preempted by tboee In
W ashiogton who. elected by
nobody, represent nobody.
Yet, wltb their lbreata ol withholding federal funds, they
dictate to the schools, invade \be
rights of t.be local communiti•
lo determine their own pro·
grams. and even compel the
legislatures to enact l&Wll "or
else."
'THE TAX DOLLARS collected
from tbe people witbln ea~b
s tate have now become the
federal bureaucr ats' money.
They not only decide who will
get it but bow it will be spent.
But the lure of "free .. money \a
a powerful weapon which few
ran resist. Certainly the4oble·
quaous legislators and local
politicians and educators abow
no Inclination to do so.
To the contrary. when dtiuns
of a community or a stat4t ques·
lion the need or desirability of a
program receiving federal aid.
the state and local officials
reapond with "Whal do you care.
It doesn't cost ua anythlac. it's
federal money."
The RepubUcans' failure to at·
t.ack lhe program &eaves oely
President Carter Jn opposttion.
He bas ~ ~ucUam lo revenue abaring u he seel£I to
balance the budget and~
the 4K'.OQOCD)'. Fat chance be wW
have with all of bis opponeala
bolste~ Congt'fta to cootinue
and incttue the sbarinc.
But the lesson ls there. And
the more the states and local
government.a come to depend
upon the fe-deral government for
financmJt the more the people's
dh1hty to chart their own coune
thm1rusht.>'\ It is an erosion of
rrl•e<1om "'h1rh t·vcntually will
<ff""' ro~ lhi· htwrtws the· country
11n1 1· 1·n111\t-.f
lrocedures and more calm deliberations and a stronger
Hort at consistency. It is fair to say that the council's ac-
ions in the past year or so have been frequently confus-
ng and contradictory.
As a result. the council's credibility has suffered both ~ithin lhe community and wtth many of the other agen-l 'es and governments with which Newport must Gray Whales and Powerboats a Risky Mix
E
mehow find a way to live and work.
Some reeidezats tffl that any action by the council to
pede growth la and oOd.
Some resideni~rongfy they have been unjustly
wn-zoned out of their property rights.
~ And the bus iness community feels it has been m ade a
"'-'hipping boy for problems longstanding and that are not ~f its mal<Jng.
• In the ""1 al analysis 1t comes down to this choice for lf,he voter on April 8 : The incumbents and those allied with
&he m promise, in essence. more of t he same . T he
~hallcngers promise some changes in the approach lo
!ity problems.
~
..... y News Im.proving
A~ain this week there bas been what sounds like good
ews m terms of geUing the Upper N ewpon Bay cleaned
p. Last week, officials in Irvine. Newport Beach and
range County announced plans for a three-pronged at-
ck on siltation .
The newest development came in the state's area.
be depanment of Fish and Game. which manages the l ·acre Up_per Bay Ecological Reserve, bas been a
umbling black in the process of finding solutions for the
ay's problems.
But this week. a high ranking Fish and Game official
id things are changing. The agency, for starters, is pre·
ared to use $700,000 not yet spent on visllor facilities for
inor dredging or construction of a de-silting basin. And
ish and Game is going after $2.3 million in federal dis·
ster aid to start dredging out some of the most recently
rrived silt.
Just to make sure the $700,000 really does go to help
e bay, Assemblywoman Marian Bergson, R-Newport
each, this week also got a budget restriction for Fish
nd Game to see to it that agency officials keep their
ord.
Things are looking up.
• lnlons expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot.
her views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
1sts Reader comment 11 Invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O.
x 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (71 .. ) 64~ 1. ·
Boyd/Teaching
ByL.M.BOYD
be count of available
oolteachers r1set aod falls
Dear
Gloomy
GOB
Could there be
.ometblnt aml11s lo
N•wport'a Clty Hallf
No new ~coue1 -Juat
hw1ult charge1I
Maybe It'• tbe New
Math?
remarkably from year to
year. Matter of money,
W1ually. Buslnesa can boost
lta wage awes with some
speed when necessary.
School boards run late in
this. So busineaa this year
baa hired away a lot of
teachers. It isn't all a matter
of money. however. Boredom
plays its part. Aa tbe old
Roman Juvenal aald, ''It la
the repetition, like cabbeae
served at every meal. U..t
wears out the 1cboolm11~r·1
life."
ffoneybeel dJe wtt~n they
1tln1 humans. But not when
lbey aUng other boneybeel.
To lbe Editor:
I am a volunteeT autde on a
wbalewatcb boat sponsored by
The American Cetatean Society.
of which I am a member We
have been w a t c hin g the
migration of the Cahfomrn gray
whales smce their arrival in our
area an late December On
Saturday. March 15, I was on lhe
whalewatcb boat In Newport
Beach with seveTal other A.C S.
volunteers a nd several other
people. observing the northward
mifraUon of the whales. We wt neased a frightening
spectacle. Tbe Warmington Grand Prix, an offshore
powerboat race·, was lakloa
place oU of our coastline, in the
beiebt of the northward
mi1ration of t.be.aray whales I
WREN THE powerboat•.
belicopten, and airplane•
involved ln the race beau to
enter our area. the whales
dleplayed bebarion lbat neither
I nor other volunteers had ever
seen before. Ftve whales. upon
beartn1 the extremely
blJh·pitched oolNs, and feelinl
the sounds reverberating
throui:b the water, dJd an abrupt
3eO cfe1ree turn and beaded
southward, 1olng at least twiee
aa fut u they were going while
beadinc north! They acted very
frightened a.od disoriented.
We also obaerved several
other pods of whales that, upon
the approach of tbe boats,
tur11ed in owucl the coast.
began swimming in circular
patterns, and completely altered
their normal swimming ,
breathing and divine techniques.
and were generally displaying
harassed and terrified behavior
created by the noise and heavy
boat tramc, boat racers and
spectator boata alike.
These whales, ll in the path of
a racing boat co l ng
approximately SS mph., could
not have been avoided. The
whale. and I.be boat'• occupanu
would probably have been
kllled, and the boat certalnJy
would have beeD destroyed.
This boat race 1bould be put
off unW the 1.ut of the whales
have puMd our cout.llfte and
are safely out ot the area where
the race occurs. It la only a
matter of approximately two
montba' difference lo the
tchedullnl ol the race. Appeals
have been sent to the race
•.Ponaora. The Warmington
Group, to ~J>Olle next year'•
W armln1ton Grand Prix untll
alter the mlgraUoo la over. l
1lncerely hope that thla will be
the case.
MlMISWAtN
How de1radl~1 to have to march for our wage.!
When the most treasured 11f\
given to us lS our childn-n
what price can you put on
educators? Are we not of valut•
to the parents of our studf'nl.\ ~
Ce rtainly Wt' do not seem tr1 ht>
Important to our dastri<'l ad
m inlslrators or polJt1ciun~ v. ho
run the system
Pa rent.a where are you?
DO YOU NOT stt your hard
working dedicated teachen.
who give of their time. energy.
emobool and love lo provide the
beat educational experie nce
possible for your chHd In Uus.
lbe wealthlest area in Orange
County!
How do you ntt!UW"e pay for
such a profeuloo?
Surely you want the best
bomes, tbe best can. the beat c1ub9 and are willing t.o pay.
whatever the coaL How do you
measure I.be cost? Tbere lan't
enoullb money in all of Ora.nae Counly to pay the worth d tbe
top teachers we have in tbe
Newport MeH UnJCied School District.
Parents beware! The lop
teachers will be leaving soon as
they are no longer able to sup-
port their families on a teacher's
pay in this dlatnct. Without a
cost -of-living c lause for
teache~. lhe re is oo future in
the profe9Sion
DONNA CARPENTER.
Teacher
Nc•wport Mesa Unified
School Di.atnct
Dertlello.ta
To the Editor·
The Chamber of Commerce
has taken upon It.sell to support
Measure "D" In the April
election In Newport Beach.
Measure "D" would cbanae the
city council elections from April
of the even numbered years lo
coincide with the ceoeral
elections in November. Measure
"D" la on the ballot lo oppoaltion
to Meuu.re "A.. wblcb would
change tbe city council electklns
to coincide with school board
elections ln November of odd
numbered years.
J .J.
The city councU, ill prevk>u.s
Incarnations . bad b een
com poled lo a large deeree of
realt.on, developers, and othen
who saw the best course for the
ctty to lie in the direction of
more and biger development.
In responee to year1 of
manlpulatlon by tbeae
pro-&rowtb types lb• oeoole of
Newport 8eacb ln 1m elected
lodlvldula t.o tM city COWldl
who pleqed tbe prffervadon d
tbe character of t.M cit1.
lofanta don't 1et Hulet. Tb• pro-1rowth propooenu,
Todcllen don't. eltber. Not who were dealt a Hrlous
unW .,. 1 or 4. tt .....,. , do Ml back by tbt election ~ tldl
tt..y st.rt to Mow ....... of COUDCU, IJ)ODIOrtd M•uure _ uut.......,~_· ______ ..., ... .,._.. ... _ • ._..·_·o.·.: Tia• •••••r• wa.1
aponaored and b supported by
the Cb.amber of Commerce. the
Irvine Company. tbt Koll
Company, a nd other larg1•
devt>IOpen. ._ho haH C'Ome to
IC>Ok upon "<'"" 1>ort BC'd\ h .;,
th('1r ovm 1w r~onJI .:(J(>'t" lh.it
la:-~ lht· ~Oldt•111·~g
M f'asun· A · v.a<. !lp!lf\'>(>rt-<1
b) the <'ll\ l'ounC'1l Thi· "'t' co un ('ll 1'> to mpo<,t'd of
ind1 v1duals v.ho ~<·re el<'cted b\
and O'IW Uw1r allt'gian<"e to th~
ordinary c1tut•n:o. of Newport
Beach.
BOTH MEAS RE .. A .• and
Measure .. o•· wdl eliminate an
e lection but lo say that Mea.sun
"O'" wiU s.av~ more money than MeaaUtt .. A .. ts s~ious It is
alao diffkuJt lo understand how
combtnina a loc•l el~tton W'llh
a general elecUon will cr-Hte
more r epresentative
1overument. A general election
wilb ita many candidates and
inc:reaalnl number of inJtiativea
lends to over s hadow local
issuee. Local fuues deaerve their own fonim
RICH.ARD M FOXX
l 9Ptl••
To the Editor
The "blg Ue?'' letter or March
20. an response to m y "bi11
money'' letter. h as given me a
good laugh.
The a uthor , V . Fouts .
certaJ.nly-doM-not lmow ~1'9m
Adam -nor Eve. H I have
never supported Paul Hummel
and l have never manaced a
campaign. In fact, almost the
reverse la true .
The reason t wrote the Jetter is
that 1 cannot understand bow
people who expect no corruption
an government and less spending
can condone. foeter and endorse
an Increase In pre-election
spending. These whole page ads
by the Irvine Company have
further Increased my ire.
Someone. eventually. will ~
that piper.
Compliments to P . Hanigan
and Dr. Mellokoff for their
letters on the 20th.
JANE MOSMANN
....... •I "•••rff 'ro the F.ditor:
Donald M. Koll and t.be trvlne
Compu)' have aot only been
disc reditln1 our p r uenl
Newport Beach City Couacll,
uoJuatlflably, but they ban
erroneously beel2 deceiving tbt
Quotes
..w. are eonc.rned that. radl•· tJoo tberaq>y la not u lMocuous
.. h• belll led to belle••·.. -Dr.Aw~•-•H•tan Amerlcan C,aacer Soelot1
.. a rla~ ..
public wilb their expensive
St .()40 perpetu•t poliUcal ads in
several oe~papen. Must admit
no one can lop that
Tht• cons\>qUl'nces of ma1or
~ro wth ('nu ld pr ove a
rl1 lr1m1•111,d f.1ttor o f o ur
r1•,11t.-nt1al rommun1ty New
\ ork <011) l :\lanhuttan Island I
.in1I 1,o, 1\n~t-h.· .... two of the
wo rst pollutl'd and congested
nllt''> 10 our country arc
t'\<'l•flcnt t .. <ampl<.'S 1we know.
\H hH•d there). However, 1(
K oll Ac!MH and Irvine Company
~come the victor for major
growth. at 's inevitable tbat
demand for airport exraneJon· flaghl5 and raciliUes wll follow.
Subsequently. noise pollut.klft in
Newport could reach the
dangerous let.bl nofse level.
The resident• of
Newport/Corona deJ lier ebouJd
be grateful and very proud ot
our pr~ent councll for tMfr
discretionary Jud1ment for trytns to retain Newport "a
Jewel by tbe a.ea." from ~
becom!Q& another "bUabt.ed b(a
cit .''
fbe ballot box. on Aprtl 11, wW offer the citizens the opportumty to either malntaln \he
residenUal status or tran1form
Newport Beach Into another
melropoll.!1.
IDA Z. WILLIAMS
11t1•92t ......
To the Editor:
-Dr. Mehnkoffs c-ompblat
March 20 about "Strool Arm
Tactics" could better be appUed
to the mayor and Newport
Beach COWldJ majority over the
past t~ years.
City HaJI hu never seen a
round l more inclined to barua
witnesses or Ignore tbelr
testimony.
Tbe 52,000 daily car tripe
reportedly saved Caclually thru
1995) will ool even beain to belp
current congestion for many
years. The council meanwblle
has ignored cooperative ~
by citizens to help build and hmcl
traHlc solutlorus.
TUE TRIPS saved come at the expen.~ of city revenuea. The
bustneues here that now pump
lo 40 percent of Newport'•
income are bavU>g to triD\ tbetr
plan• for rusonable &rQwtb ~ iome 50 percent. In the menWblle the incumbent.a tell
us that the 10-year bud1et k>olll
ro9)'. What they are not aayt.q .,
tbat lbe tr.ad Unta are ,.....,
by a cross undere1Umac. Of
lnnatlon and do not reOec:t ~
slubes ln buslneat,
LYMAN S. PAULICND
_,,_ -. . . __ ,. . .__ ...... ________ -......-~~ ----
t.DE OPINION
Reagan's Skills Show
w ASHINOTOM -aoaald
&HIU WU ltill ......... of I
Joke ln tM aprtnc Of 1117 -tM
towboy actor locted '""'1M>f 'Y t1re aun·atruck folk In
C:-Wonala. ll '"!Md l•"&babl
..... CBS annouac.s lt. WU 10-
,, to I* Requ qalM& Robin
. KeaMd)t ln a 'IM ol debau
•a lbow called •-re.a lleet.lnl ttl t.be World."
Tbe abow wu broadcut t.bat
M ay, wit.b lb• \wo American r:Utldana be· n• quea Uoned by
Ht.elllte by an intern&·
Uonal panel
of atudeatl le
London. <TIM
only Amer·
tcan ques ·
lioner . by tbe way ,
afo. One Mo ~ la Robert S rau11, Prealdtnt Carter'•
um,.... ....,.r, and the on· tJ ,.._. M far 11 I know, wbo
t1 warnlq Carter that Rt111n
may ck>bber him -partJcular~
lndeMta •
Some of a bave to be re·
mlDdecl -u ft bav• bMn by
th• crOwdl and votea Reacao 1eta -lbat the old actor hu
aomothinl even It we cao'l tee lt
ordoo•tlikelt. Rea1an·Carterde·
bate• eoWd be a rout -111umlne
C1nerwtlla(J'Mtodebate
&EAGAN 18 Juat that IOOd lo
those altuaUona. He de1troyed
Geol'&e Bus h In th~ New
Hampablre debate. and won almo.l as easUy over John An·
deraon In the recent Illinois
forum. It may be a triumph of
atyle.._but a victory by any olher
name is sWli9 victory.
th• end ot eecb perforaiuce, be
hu tlMmed with the U1bt 1wea
of a wiDalq \horouebbred, amll-
ln• at lbo aw at1 1 .. turee and
rhetoric ol hll opponenta.
t• Tll08E are lbe •kill.a or an
actor. IO be lt. A prelldeadll
campal1n la not a peanut·
f annln1 coot.est.
Strauaa. however, aeem.a to be
the only pertOG lD the White
HOUie who thlnk.s Reaean will
be a formidable opponent 1D lbe
1eneral election. The Georgians
a round the president seem
dauled by polls sbowtn1 Carter
more than 10 points ahead or the
C:Aruomian. Maybe Strauss also
Is the Clftly one wbo remembers
that carwr WU more than 30
points ahead of Gerald Ford in
polla wbeo lbe 1976 general eJec-
lioo campaign began.·
ONE TEST OF who is really
ln cballJe ol tbe Carter cam·
palao will be the reaction if
Edward Kennedy ta eliminated
Thurs., Mar. rt, 10 •.m. -t p.m.
Fri., Ma r. 28, 10 a.m. -I p .m. Sat. Mar. 29, 10 a.m. • e p.m.
20%-50% OFF
.,., Mile Eat of Newoort Btlld
631-3280
wu an Oxford student named
B radley -now Sen. Bill
Bradley of New Jersey.) Tbla ls
t.be way "Newaweek" reported
t.be result:
"ll was politic al rooki e
Jleagan who left old campaigner
Kennedy blinking wben the
session ended ... (with) big.
league s avvy be effortlessly
reeled orr more facts and
quasifacts than anyone ever
suspected he knew . . . Reagan
was a serenely avuncular -but
never patronizing -defender of
America's role."
Robert Squier, wbo produced
some or Carter'• television com·
merclala and bu advised three
Demo<:ratlc presidential can-
didates on debate techniques, of·
fered this professional evaJua-
ll on of Reagan 's Illinois
performance: "ll was the best
performance I've ever seen by a
presidential candidate in any de·
bate, anywhere. Period."
from the Democratic contest. ----------------------------------
MOST OF TIIE people at the
White House these days are too
young_ to remember that stun·
ning -iteaRan triumph 13 years
Reagan, in debates so far this
year. has played brilliantly off
what his opponents said and did.
When Bush froze an New
Hampshire, Reagan suddenly
was projecting passion. He is
witty. sell-effacing and relates
to bot.b crowds and cameras. At
Strauss will want to reach out Im·
mediately for Kennedy and hls
legions; tbe haters around Carter
will want to rub the Kennedy
people's ooees in defeat.
There ta a good chance ....,.. bet·
ter than I would have thought a
('OUpl e of weeks ago -that
Carter wtU need Kennedy very
much by Nov. 3. You can never
tell what might happen between
Re agan and Carter. Alter all, it
will be a debate betwe~o a
second-rate actor and a third·
rate politician.
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reg. 9.99
Plant basket assortment
4"-1.19, 5"-1.89, 8"-2.79
Garden
Center·
Sale 7.99
Hollywood Juniper
5 gal. size
reg 10 99
Sale 7.99
I ndian Hawthorne
5 gal. size
reg. 9.99
Sale 6 .99
Variegated Mirror
Plant
5 gal size
reg 9 99
Sale 6.99
Aralia Siebold i
5 gal. size
reg. 8.99
seeclal 10.99
8 ' Boston Fern
Stoneware Pottery with saucer attached Sale 6.99
8" Kina Palm
reg.1 .99
Fashion
Island
Store Only
5" reg. 2.00 S•I• 1.H
T' reg. 5.~ Sale 3.H
9" reg. 9.99 Sale l .H
Store Houra
Mon.-Frt.
10 a.m.·I p.m. ...,.,
10 ........ p.m. Sund•r
12 Noon-I p.m.
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Air travtl out of John WaJ1'•
Airport coatJaUlld to lncre ... dWint
,.~111,454 air ~rt p&IHd h tM airport I pt.al. rtsww"' a.y ~ tv"R· uien't'a Oentral S.rvlcea Ateney
abowed lh•l FebruU')' UH Ol tbe
,,_ airport by tr1vtlet1 wu up 4.1 ,.,. ..
.-..-----81 O. C. BlJS'ftNGS ___ __. cent over tbe aame m_.. a year °' .. a.My....... 110.
A.1 .. mblymao and IUJ)trvltorial CH• AND. roa TB S r1a1T two
dldate Bruce N .. t.ande of Oranp wUJ bl 1noetM al .-0, OIA Btatllda 'ID·
1peald.na ln Newport Beach April 2 on why be d.le1ted tlaat ,........, UM at Jollio
Ull.nu l!diaon lllllu ahould be Nmoved from w 1yee Airport w.u up s.t percent
office. over 197'1.
lllller. ol Oranae. l• the cumi.nl boldeTot la numben, th.at meant ID Jenuary
the 3nl Su rvlaorlal Dlatrlct seal that and Febna&ry ol th.la yaar \bere were
Neatande seeks. 380 Jll ~aen who climbed off
Nestande wtll be and on commercial airllnel at tbe
speaklna before tbe al~
Balboa Bay Republican IN 'NE Mm£ two mool.ba ol wrt.
Women, Federated durina tire number ol alr travel•n was a luncheon meet.ins at the 385 t.a
Babla Corlnthlan Yacht • ·
Club. Call 548-2151.3 for re-
aervaUona .
.. ITA.NCMI * * *
Bal•~ air wavtl • dliit
al...,.t coDUlmld to clllmb. a droD ln
alr c..., uultd lD ud oat tt l obD w •Y'M All1*" ... reported. . Ora tboW tbat lD t.be flnt two ol Jim, tbe a1r c&r90 t.oD· nat• at dM airport •M JOO.
Jn ~-tbe toana1e lbotwD for the ftrM two months of 1119 WU ••
· JN ,.. .. or .uacaArr .....
dool, tllere were fewer takeatta &Dd laodiall at tbe airport lD the ftnt two
moat.bi ol 19IO tbau la the same
montbl of ltTI. an iodlcaUon ol what
t.bia year's rainy HHOD did to
private air travel. county olftdala
aaid.
The GSA ~ abow 18.lZl land·
lDI• and takeolfa at the a.lrp>ri lD tbe ant two montha o1 1m. WhUe tbe ftcure for tbe ume period ln 1*
waa '11..443.
llAllY llALA V All, wife ol RaJ, lliMd
coacb ol the Rama, la campe•p cllaln1ao
for Clancy Yoder, who ii ·
seektns electloo to the Mental Health Probed
H untington Beach Clty
Council next month.
She aaya it's her first
involvement lo polltlca
si n e• comlnl to
Callfoml1. ••• THE ClOMIOft'EE to
11i~· •. : . ·~ .. ~ .·· ·( '· -.·· ...
~ elect James R. Golf to the "" Oran1e County Superior lllWIY MAUVAM
O r a n g e C o u n t y psychlatrlc care" should deny MedlCal funding of
Supervl.8ors want to un-be investigated by the mental health c are
ravel a mental health Orange County Health needed by court wards
care system that al· PlanningCouncll. and court dependents
legedly deolea needed -Coofusloo surround-should be lif\.ed.
care to aome trou bled log the clvll rights or
juveniles and mlataken· juveniles forced to Wl· -A NEED has bffn ly hospllalUes others for dergo peychlatric care shown for a "psychlatnc
treatment they don't should be clarified by aeltlng" for Juveniles
need. tbe state attorney detained al Oran1e
'Tht low18t UN'l&blctlld liriL
$
Fly right t o downtown Hobby Airport.
Just 01lJ d Trdvel Agent. your Corporate Travel An-41lger;
or Hughes Airwest at (714) 540-2060.
Pnce is 30% off one-way adult coach Lue. and is subted to change. Court beacb plans a cbampegne-dessert on
behalf oltbelr man this Sat urday. It will be from 8 to 10 p.m. al tale home of
Kr. and Mn. George En1elke ol Corona del
Mar. Reservatiooa for the $2$ per person
1ajherinl C&D be made by calllD8 S:W.8388.
The supervisors' de· general's office. County Juvenile Hall
clslon to probe mental ~=-~R~e~at~ri~c~tl~on~s~tb~a~t ~an~d~Al~be~rt~Si~t~too~H~o~m~e::_. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~L health care provided to _
Gott, «>. ii an appeals attorney, currently
lo private practice. He is the former bead or
writs and appeals for the Orange County Public
Defender's Office and was senior research at-
torney for Justice Robert Gardner of the
Fourth District Court of Appeal.
* * * THE NEWLY formed Orange County
Young Democrats is looking for members.
Contact Matt O'Connell, 832-6748, or Denise
Levinson, 544-4856. ir you're interested.
* * *
ROBERTS. "SAM" Barnes and John A.
juveniles ln trouble with
the law followed recom-
mendations included in
a report made by the
Orange County Youth
Services Planning com-
mittee.
IN ITS report , the
committee said
-Allegations that
s om e tr o ub le d
youngsters a re being
"in a ppro pri a t e l y
h os pi ta li zed f or
.......,. .... -~--· ...... Storch have been named co-chairmen or the Be !'J ~ campaign to re-elect Judie Mark A. Soden to LI\
\ the Orange County Supenor Court. TH [
'\. Soden, appointed to the bench in 1972 by tben-aowmor Ronald Reagan, was elected to DEVELOPERS a au.year term ln 1974. He is seeking re-
ele cUon to omce No. 10 of the Superior VOTE
Court.
' Barnes and St.orcb are Newport Beach NO
I
. reaiden~1 u la SodeJl. 8amea ~ past pres1 · ()N
deal 91 IM 0.-,. COUnty Bar A.uoelatiOA. Prt~ .. 111a ntanm•t. Storcb ... am1or D
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Men's Clothing Sale
50o/o off Selected Sui ts
50°/o off Selected Sportcoats
50°/o off Selected Slacks
Plus Great savings on selected dress shirts and ties.
Some Quantities Limited Hurry for best selection ·
Now 57.50
3 pc. Suit
Orig. S1 15. Linen look
spnng suit from Oes1gn01'
Collection in light tan or
blue. Sizes limrted.
Now•so
Trio Sult
Orig. 1100. Versatile
sprtng suit wtth two pair of
slacks. Tan or blue
comblnattons. Sizes limited.
Now 19.99
Fashion
Spoftcoat
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Ortg. 150. Open patch
pocket styling on bOth
jacket and vest. Sepe.rates
In 100% polyester eollda.
Matching Vest orig. $16.
Now7.99
Now47.50
3 pc. Suit
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Orig. 195. Sofld vested
suit, aaaorted colors.
Sizes llmfted.
Now 62.50
Chamysuede•
Sportcoat
Orto. 1126. Suede look
sportcoat wtth flne pfc
atttchlng detaJUng. Broken
·sizes In black. tan. navy
Of' burgundy . •
Now 550
Cordaleen® Suit
Orig. 1100. AU·se.ason
3 pc. suit in 100% polyester
oorduroy. Broken sizes in
navy. grey. brown and
tan.
Now 3.99
Men's Dress
Belts
Orig. $8.50 • 12.50
Black and brown leather.
Now6.99
Men's Dress
Shirts
Orig. $12. Long sleeve
In solids & stripes.
Now 'so ·
Wool Blazer
Orig. 11 oo. Regency
flannef btazer wfth leather
buttons. 1~ woot solids.
sizes linlted.
Now 8.99
Continental
Slack
Orig. 118. Elastic back
beftleea atyte alack In
navy or tan. SIZea llmfted.
Now 9.99
Luxury Touch
Fancies Slack
Orig. '20. Men'a Plttemed
slack In 100% potyeeter.
Tan, blue or fanctes.
Early ppening Frid.ay, March 28Th, 8 A.M.
Enter thru garden shop. Free coffee and donuts.
I Fashion Island Store Only -644·2313
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FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTER
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In Oil Leases
, CHSYENN~\!f:ro. <AP) ..:.. ;,._, .. el peo. Pl• wbo ~ UI& OU companliM W.lk U. rul• ID,,.._.. ...... ._.. aou.i• ...... be~ u
vlctJW.. aot cft...,8.. 8 federal tn .. tipt« Aya.
AuthortU. .,.. ~for....,,,._ tMM vie· lJm1 to catch 1.U~Oll CCMQaala. wlto ln· veaU.aton aay mecle miJMaM al del1an In the fraud:
ftlE LOnaaia wn• COND\1CTED to leaH mineral rlpu on federal land et an annual
rent ot $1 an acre. The oU they would be allo•ed to
extract from t.be land could be worth far more than that.
Co~panlea were allowed to 1ubmit one bid per r.o1e• ,._ 5Wb ., v-o-
parcel, but the (ederal Bureau of Laod Manage-1ae•Mrir•-•v-•• .. •
ment ia inveaUaatina alleaaUcoa that 10me com-,., .... ul41·1• panies 1ubmitted muJUple applicaUooa. u1uew~rta,...,
"It. doesn't take a kit cllraim to figure out if ••K•ou11JQ.495-0401
the: '•a k>Uery for a turkey a.ad there'• 25 ticket.a '"°C.:--!tr*-
and I bave 20 of them, I 've g,ot e good chance or~~~~~~~~~
winning," said John Deana, a apecial a&enl for the
Bureau of Land Management.
Deans is helping to head the tnffStigatlon
The investigators say that some -companies
used employees and others to submit the applica-
tions under their names
THOSE INDIVlDUALS GENERALLY were
unwitting accomplices, Deans said in an in-
terview.
"We view them as victims We aren't
necessarily interested an prosecuting them,"
Deans said.
"We want to have people come forward" to
help in the investigation, he said.
On Friday. Eason Oil, an Oklahoma City
subsidiary of International Telephone and Tele·
graph, pleaded guilty in federal court in Denver to
one count of submitting multiple applications in
lotteries for seven parcels in Wyommg. The com-
pany could be fined $10,000.
Eason was the first company to be charged in
the probe.
Job Dangers Shown
DEARBORN. Mich. <AP) -A study of nearly
1.300 death certificates shows that cancer deaths
a mong wood model builders and pattern makers
a re significantly higher than in the general popula-
tion. federal researchers say.
The rindings a nnounced by the National
Institute of Occupational Safety and Health find·
ings support earlie r findings of the Michigan
Cancer Foundation, which noted a higher than
normal incidence of cancer among Detroit-area
modelmakers at General Motors Corp. plants.
BROADCAST
CONTROLLED
COLOR
TV
PHIL
MAURER
the
..-andidate
"·boeares
~nough
to
listen.
for
N~wport Beach
City CouocH
p...,fOI DyC--
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• ~e T1!LEv1s10N
NATION
~Bobby
Seriee Topic
Book~ for tun
and pront wlll bo the
t.optc of a f OW'-week lec-
ture aerin at Golden
WHt Colltl• In Hun-
t t n 1 ton Beach on
Fl1daya, lta.rtiq April
11.
RE -ELECT
Paid Polltlcll ve~eemtn
l'M VOTING FOR ttA Y
WILLIAMS BECAUSE:
•
"He's a man who studies the Meda of
every part of our city. He's voted for
West Newport part< development and
listened to our area's needs. He is •
valuable man to the residents o
Newport Beach ..
Margo Skllll
RAY WILLIAMS x
nc,.....,
San Dte10
Mayor Pete
Wilson , who
aaid recently he
plaJll t.o l"\U\ for 1overnor of
Callfomia a1aln. ba1 been
cbar1ed by an
officer with
aDMdlnl 48 mph to a ts mph
zone.
Lecturtnc lD F1J:>e Alta
Zll at 7'30 p.m. will be·
Walt.er E . Sm.Ith, Loq
Beach. wbo bu pursued book collectJn1 81 an --------Pafd_f_0<..1bv.._Commltt ___ .. -,-o-R-.... -ec:t-R-~-w-.11-.. -ms--...1---+4
avocation for more than Barbara L1ct1man 82' Poc>Py Street. Corona del Mar 92625 21 years.
Siiverwood• aulta. All wools &
wool blends. Solids, stripes and plaids.
Mostly with vests.
Reg. 195.00 now 1e9.90
l'•mou• nU1ker aulta. A special
group of quality suits 1n all wool & wool
blends & an assortment of patterns.
Reg. 265.00-395.00
now 219.90·309.90
Siiverwood• aport coats. Mostly
wool blend year 'round weights Solid
blazers. as well as patterns.
Reg.110.00· 135.00 now 89.90·109.90
.,.._..a.cu. Polyesters, woofs & wool
blends. Regular and sunvner weights.
solids and patterns. Many with elasticized •
waietbands. Reg. 32.50-45.00
now M.80•a7.90
Not all sizes and oofors in all stores.
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"lbneontone•111ehll1a.Luxury
65% potyester, 350/o cotton. Whfte, ecru, blue.
14Y2 ·17. Short steeves. Reg. 18.50 now 11.eo
Uk..._ Imported shantung sti;>es tn
spring cok>rs. Reg. 15.00now1.90
W1n9tip•a11. Brushed-off finish In
black. brown or burgu~ Fine leather
upper and sOte. Reg. 60.00 now 48.80
.......... a ... ,..._, 811111 Sllp·ons In
black or brown. Reg. 105.00 now 71.90
Kntt •port •hlrt. 100% polyester boucle
knit with contrast trim . Lt. blue with navy/
white. Beige with rust/brown. White with
navy/red. S·M· L-XL. Reg . 20.00 now 13.90
Texturtzed et.cka. Wrinkle resistant
belted slacks in polyester.
Reg . 24.00 now 18.90
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"YOU bellowed?"
"Oot a probleTrt" Then write to Pol Dunn. Pal unU
cut r~ tape, getfmg the O~&andodton ~ M~
to soloe ineqwtle1 m gOVttnment and buliMu. Mail
your quntiona to Pat Dunn, At Your Snvice, Orange
Coast Daily Pilot , P.O. Bo.r 1560, Coata Meta. CA
92626 A.I many letters aa ~ wW be anftDn~.
but phoned lnquima qr lfttns not mchMJing the
readn'1 full aatM. addresa. and buaineu houra' phoM
numbercarmot buonridered. Thtlcolumnappeandai·
ly ezcqlt Sunda111 .••
....,, De•-.e •••• .,, ...
DEAR PAT: When you set a pre.criptioa tb.at
calls for a "teaspoon" dol.aee eveey few hours.
bow do you know ii the teupooa you bave at bome
ia the size it should be? ~ L.E., Newport Beach
You don't. Not oa1.J do MwWd te8QHU
nry ID size from let &o set. bid pent•• ...., &M
same s pooa bave dlfferea& ldea1 •f wlla&
constitutes a "full &eaapooa. •• Tiie es ad
measurement of some medJdnea. nell u ~
syrup, may not be critical. bat It can be for oeller
mor e potent drugs such as bear& aad
psyrhotberapeuUc medlcaUona..
Several inexpensive devices that can be
purchased at a pharmacy are preferable to the
household teaspoon. These Include an oral doslne
syringe, which is probably tbe most accurate, uc1
a fini-dose s poon (prescribed dosage ls poured
into tbe bandJe). While measariag teaspoou are
prefe rable to us ual boasebold tea1pooa1,
"measllrillg cups" (also avallable at plaarmaclel)
are e ven better, according &o medJeal a9'Mrttles.
Mall Order Fl,... S•lppetl O•t
DEAR PAT : I orde red $86.45 worth o f
merchandise early last year from Sea Craften Co.
ol Kennebwlkport, Maine. They wrote lD Karcb to
say the items I wanted were out al •tock ud they
would send my order later or refund my money. I
chose to wait and bad a letter in mid-June saying
my order would be sent in a couple of ween. Last
fall I wrote asking for immediate delivery or a
refund. There was n o ans wer a nd then I
discover e d tha t thei r phone bad been
disconnected. Can you help me? B. D., Newport Beach
Sea Craft.en appean &o be eat of bmlaeu ud
you chance of gettblg a refand ii alba. 11le Mame
State Consumer eo-cll wt1J try &o Mlp ~
however. Send a le&aer &o 1 Caaal l>lua, P.O. Bos
65, Portland, Maine Mil%, ud blclade a eepy .t
your canceled check. Unfommately, W. la OM
more esample of a b lgb·priced mall order
company whlcb aaddeDlJ folded up Ila teat alMI
disappeared, leaving conaamen wltJa aalllled
orden aDd cubed cbeclul.
,_...,, £ee• Tetab Cnu• .,le,,_
DEAR PAT: I financed my new car for ca
months. U it should be "totaled" in an accident.
will my inlurance pay me what I paid for the car
when it was new? H.F .. Costa Mesa
No. Man VerMcll., nee presl ... t ol U..
Kemper Groap clalm• departmnt, n11 &llat
lasaraaee compaales pay Giiiy lite amont of
mo.ey .._ .-Sele la W'011b al die Ume of a &o&a.l
lou. lie ~ daat die trend &oward 0-m•U.
flaa•dlaC ot can canes problema for C99Samen
ID tllat they are paybag off lesa of tMlr aa&o eacb
month tlaaa tbey used to oa a 3'-monU. flDaaeblC plea. Now lt often tunas oat that &lie mo&orill own
Ule buk more moaey on tbe loaD U.U &a.e car ii.
actaally worUa. Verbffk adds Uaat &lall litaU.
ha• been compoaadecl by tlle l•ereaaed depredatkm ol gu.p.u.Uq un, wllldl &oday
have a lower market •al9e dlle t.o lacreaaba&
guolble eomU.
MAKE DOUG'S R.OWERS
YOUR FLOWER SHOP •••
Fill.. SAT. SPECIAL -MAICH 21-2t
SPECIAL!
SAMLOUMZO
ROSES
SPECIAL! MIXED
IOUCi)UET
s..d y_. Flowers n. A••rkm w_, ... At H_. Or Aro.d
11te World -AIMric•
PlorlllS. ...
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ONLY IODAYIUPTI
River Rafting
Trip Offered
~ " ava&Jabae oo 1 Slddleblclt Collete ra~ trUt to U.. lltf'Ced and Stanla11ua rtven lo' t.be Y-..U. V.U.,..
u .... ta. 1upema&oo "' ....... pber Robert =. pertkiputa wW &Mve June Zl and retW"D
A• clepollt wW bJOld 1 NMrYltloo oo the ex·
eunlolL he tw tbe •tire lrtp la 1386.
Adl.ttiee laelude abooUnl the rap6dl, vl.stUn1
the b.lltortcaJ mln.ln1 town ot Columbia, and bikini
lbrou,.b the YOMmUe V1lley.
lolonn1Uoa can be o~ by callln1 travel coordinltot Sandy Slayback. 831~.
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Eaater Sunday a. two 8mday1 away. April -
6. For that 1pec:lal family dlaaer, pleue DELANEY;:;c ~ ..... order In advuce &lloM fa..,. •led prime
rtb1 of beef, prepand u ~ we can ..
Boned a.od roDecl lep ol IDl'IU lamb OI' BROS SEAFOOD Just oven ready for ea1y cuvf.n1 at &lie • •
table. Fresh Zacky Fanu ta.rkey1 aDd of F ..._
coarse, eltller bone·lD or boDelea Bar~M Ltttb ~~bauCr. ·b· ·,;..;:.. · · • · • · · · · · · • · s.-... Ham&. arge JQlll;ety a "' .. we •••.•..•.• z.• lb.
<fully cooked and ready•to-eat ... Mlidoua MORNING FRESH PRODUCE ln salads,cocktails orjust plalnl
Large Artichokes .................. nc ea. Fresh Swordfish .................... S.18 lb.
Sw-t -·---la Tangerines --lb I great to bar·tHI or broil. eapedally what baalfd wttb. '"'"" '"u.uuv · · · · · · · · · • ->ilJ"ll; • lemon butter I So. American Baaaoas . . . .......... Z9c lb.
Lg. Sweet Tex. GrapefruJt ...... 3 for fl.00
Fresh Pak Carrots ............... _ lk bag
Fresh Bean Sprouts .............•.. 29c lb.
PRIME & TOP CHOICE MEATS
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aged at leu& 30 days &o the peak of perfection UQUOR DEPARTMENT
Marinated Beel Back RJbe ....•....... 1.41 lb. Deluey'a Prha&e Label Oaampape,
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: '4•6 lb. ave rage, plain or stuffed wsth dollDo, ValpoUcella 1750 mil> Reg. uo3M
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Colfll Mela, South Cont Plaza Town Center-3310 Brtstol Street (714) 540-7591
Newport BMch -3366 Via Udo (714) 873-3130
Newport Center -550 Newport Center Drtve (714) 844-1481
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~.Shoes dance in
style at Capezio
Sboppt?r find raa hlon aboes and
dancewear ln one a hop t South Coast Plaza.
Capczio curriea 1tyl1Jh footwear and M
com pl te Une of dance ahoee and f uhtons,
aaJd manaaer Roser Keatinj.
"AlJ our emplor,ees are dancers or ex·
dancers," he saya. · We have the expertise to
flt dance 1hocs correctly, and that's especial·
ty Important for beginners."
ln addlt1on to shoes ror tap. ballet, jazz
ADd toe duncing, the shop stocks leotards,
warm-ups, dance baes and wrap skirts.
For nondancers, Capezio shows ooitn
shoes in mtd·to-low heels Cor sprinjl. · '
''Woven leathe r and stacked heels are
especially popular now," Keating said.
Spring dre~ ahoes come with mid· The store carries shoes by Capezio, Bass.
heels at Capezio, South Coan Plaza. Bandolino, Nana and Birkenstock.
Invest in tradition
Spring fashion trends move toward "in-
vestment" dressing in basic and traditioQal styles.
· KEY TO THE popularity of those styles is
their lasting value, said manager Hill Cooley of
Ducks and Company. South Coast Plaza.
Included in the lasting values at Ducks & Company are:
. -Dura.ble garments made from such fabrics as 100-percent wool and cotton.
. -STABLE DESIGNS, enabling women to
mix garments from years past with those of
years to come.
-Traditiona l clothes with long life ex-pectancies.
"Ducks & Company fashions are de·
signed to reflect lifestyles a nd not just
fas hi on trends," she said. .
.. WE FEATURE lasting quality for
several years, whereas most contemporary
fashions can be expected to last three to five
months." she added
"WHETHER OUR customers buy deck
shoes and white pants for sailing in Newport
Beach or hacking jacket and jodpburs for
riding in Tustin, we emphasize merchandise
with lasting qua lily.'' she cone luded.
, Ducks & Company is on the lower level of
the Bullock's wing of South Coast Plaza.
BARE LOOK
High-heeled, "Bare Look" shoes are saU!-
priced at Thom McAn, South Coast Plaza.
Chain
Reaction
meets local
fashion
demands
Cind1J Huisman, leµ, and Joann Jack of Ducks and Company
admire women's traditional sweater.
Fashion-conscious
Orange Coast resi-
dents require
fashionable jewelry to
a.lay in style.
: And Chain Reac· ·tlon, South Coast.
Plaza, bas just the
"jewelry those resi-
iients need , owne r
Alan Lemmerman
sald.
"This area's resi-
. dents e njoy looking
good and dressing
well, and that en-
a=Gurages us to design ·uwelry for those peo-e "he said. ,• .
Colored stones and 1.._, 18-and 24-karat sntte and yellow 1old * In thole faahlona· &;1t desUms, be added.
· "'Golcf ls our strong
point," be said.
~ "Moat traditional ~Jers brinl in new -lei aeuooally, and not stay up witb fub.lonl.
t w~ offer· ew-?~ ~··11e . ••
SUNJUNS
'JOANNE• 'SHAIOM'
... chestnut. . cinnamon .
tan or white tan
'llTTY'
••• khaki, white.
cinnamon
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SOUTH COAST PLAZA
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AVENUttHAIN
REACTION
BULLOCKS ft'A~ I. MAGNIN
AVENUE
BULLOCKS
NORDSTROM
JOYCE SELBY
CAPEZIO
MAY~-A-~~~~-r-~
CO. JOSEPH MAG NIN
NORDSTROM
SEAR S
THOM MCAN
UPPER LEVEL
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AND CO.
MAY C0._,__,...,,."1WX:-:-r--t
CAMEO MAGNIN
SHOES
LOWER LEVEL
SEARS
Map shows location of South Coast Plaza merchants a.dve rtismg m this section.
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SOUTH CQ\ST PIAZA . New stores open in _.. , r, South Coast Plaza .
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S. HJ1hUght1n1 s prln1 at South Coaat Plaza
ING ~PEC lf1 ~s wall be the opening of MVeral new stores.
Those stores will include :
-Charles Jourdan shoe fubions
-Denaud footwear.
WHY DUCKS?
"'· . ~t ,..
~ A rrivfng tut in time
:'for Easter are ~ spring shoe styles at
: Cameo, South Coas.
Plaza.
~ Spring shoes
: sport flat,
mid heels
Spring dress s hoe
styles show mid-heels,
while sport shoes come
with flat heels.
Open -back s andals
: and wood-sole d shoes
also come with lower
.h e els tha n in p as t
fseasons, s aid Chris
~·Bucknam, manager or
•Cameo Shoes, South ~Coast Plaza.
; And , tboae s t y les
~ome in bard·to·find ~izes at cameo.
"We carry women's
..1boes in sizes 4 to 11 and
"Widtha ol AAA to E ." ;8beuid. ! The stor:e accepts
"pecial orders for
'Customers unable lo find
\heir size.
: "Walking shoes arc in
J>ig demand now," she
added. .. It's especially
important they fit well
for comfort ove r long dis·
tances."
: Cameo Shoes also car-
fies such fashion shoe
brands a s Socialites,
Cobbies, Red Cross, f enaljo, Old Maine
Trotters and J acquea
Cohen espadrilles.
: Cobbi~ Cuddler._,_ a new product from \AJb·
bies, come with a 30-day
comfort suarantee.
Joyce-Selby
specializes . .
1 n rare sizes
Joyce -Se lby
specialbel in bard-to-fit
shoe slzes.
"Our ran1e of shoe
1lze1 is 4 to 11 and from
quads to C width," said
the mana1er of the
women's shoe store on
the upper level near
May Company in South
Coast Plaza.
However, "all sizes
and widths are not
available ln some
styles."
Amon1 the popular
1\ylea are the "half
twilt," a medium •um·
mer wed1e used for
aeml-dreuy and cuual
wear, and flat summer
caeu.11 in a variety of
cqlors.
~oyce-Selby abo car-
ries such famous.-name
handba11 u PaU11lo,
Jean Fotel, Lou Ta1lor
Ud Doreelle.
'' Allo. our aalelpeople
U!8 =limCed· trained lDd1 dedle8t9d to
Hrvinl tbe CUltomer, ''
be 1akf. ror more lnformatioa,
callMM111.
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DAILY PILOT
-Stuard's Europa clothing f ubions
Cook's Comer culinary artA shop
-l La Vie de France caf e and French bakery
-Gloria Ma rshal fitness salon
Command Performance beauty and skin care shop
-Deak Perera gold and precious metals exchange.
"WE GET MORE and more business every
spring at South Coast P laza, so this year we're
expanding an already wide variety of stores," a
spokesperson said .
·'Store traffic has increased each a)Ont h
in l~ over the same month in 1979," he
added.
ALSO INCREASING IN 1980 is Sunday
shopper traffic.
•
rom the earll=t da of this country and lo
Europe. through t late 19th Century and
lnto the 20th , the Gentleman Hunter
bought his decoys from a hand caNer who
took great prlde 1n the qualtty, workmanship and detail
of his work.
Most people marvel at the detail of these old decoys.
but one should rea.l.lr.e that the qualtty and detail were
fo r the satisfaction of the maker and the pleasure of
the owner. not for fooli ng the waterfowl. The p rtdef ul
carver certified th«; quality when he personally signed
each decoy. --You will note that. in the same tradition as those master
carvers. each gannent that we sell prouc:IJy bears our
signature In the form of our label. That Is our certifica-
tion of Its quality.
"About 70 percent of our storea stay open
Sunday because more and more people enjoy ~ ~ s tro lling and s hopping then ," the
spokesperson said.
ABOUT 2.8 PERSONS per car visit South n.dJUooal ClotbinR for Women
Coast Plaza on weekends, compared to 2.3 South eo..1 Plaza ~~~~ --"u persons per car on week days, he added. 714/957-tm
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a.m . to 9 p.m. daily, to 6 p.m. Saturday and :~
from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. -:•
The shopping center is at 3333 Bristol St. I Ba
in Costa Mesa, near the San Dle10 Freeway. In the l•J;ll'" iill!!!f
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·~-:~nnequins sport bright spring fashions -~·front of new junior's department, .. My ~ce," at May Company, South Coast
!<KlZll. ... ~ring explodes with
i~lor at May Company
Z~! By nM POND •.• 1"9CYI,.._._. ;t:: Bright colors shine in spring fashions at ~Company, South Coast Plaza. ~:· Yellow, pink, r ed, purple, jade and ~ange explode in brilliance in women's and
!*n's spring fashions. §,. .. For so long fashions were dominated by ~ch basic colors as beige, brown and white . .... ••• •,,·· . "BUT BRIGHT colors are popular, and
Nley can be mixed or worn with white," said S spokes person for May Co. 's women's
!fashions, which recently renamed its juniors
: department "My Place."
: Tropical print blouses in bright colors
~ also are very popular. and embroidery often
: is added.
Dresses return to the "romantic look,"
; sporting lace collars and fine detailing at
•May Co.
: "And jeans are as strong as ever," she
: said, adding that two trends predominate -
: "baggie" and straight, form-fitting.
• *
• JORDACBE, Glbria Vanderbilt and Brit·
'fania are popular jeans.
. • On the men's side, Jordache jeans sell
'like mad." "Th e guys love them," said a
·spokesperson for the men's department
: "Mike's Place."
: He attributed Jordache's popularity to its
: distinctive fit, which he described as, "like
·water in a glass." .
OCEAN PACIFI C and Lightning Bolt
;tom in ate casual wear for the warm season.
•• "And, of course, Levi jeans always are
!1>9pular. We sell tons of Levi jeans and ... ,_:_._ .. b "d • ZNUC&.:i, e 581 • :·:·
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SOUTH COAST PLAZA
n13 DR~ • COSTh ~f\ tlil,
~PRING ~PEClflL~
Varied faces of spring
seen at South Coast Plaza
lly IL\aY J~E SCARCELLO ...... _._.rttw
South Coast Plaaa wean many
races this sl>rini.
A YOVNG, casually -dres sed
couple, walking arm tn arm, pause
in front of a Jewelry store window.
Ropes ol cream-colored pearls are
swageed next to gold chains, and
diamond watches sparkle ln the abowcase lights.
But wbeo they enter the store.
both walk straight to the display of
wedding rings. A grey-haired clerk
ln a business· suit smiles as he
brings out velvet display board to
ahowtbem.
Farther down the maU, an older
couplt'is tempted by the rich aroma
of freshly-brewed coffee. They de-
cide to have brunch at one of the
tables in front of the restaurant so
they can view the shoppers while they eat.
A TINY BLONDE girl carries an
inflated bunny bigger than she is.
"Wait for me, Mommy," she calls
running with her bulky burden to
catch up.
A young woman stops to adnure a
frilly display of tiny pa_,te! dresses
in the window of a children's shop.
She smiles wistfully while loolung
at the lace-covered confections.
"I SVRE WISH I kne w whether
it's going to be a boy or a girl," she
muses.
Behind a cosmetic counter in a
fine department store. a perfectly.
groomed clerk nods sympathetical-
ly as a customer describes t he
shade of lipstick she seeks . "Something bnght and cheerful.
None of those dark red thlng.s. I feel
like something bright to go with lhe
~I
colors they're shoWJng now," the
customer says.
NEAR.BY, A future glamor girl
about age rive. furtively help~
herself to a sample from a perfume
bottle left out for that purpose. She
looks pleased as the air fills with a
flowery sweetness.
In the teen-age clot.biDg se<:tioo.
brightly-dressed mannequins seem
to dance to the beat of the rock
music blaring forth. A leen·aaed
girl with long hair and baggy jeans
tapering at the ankles explains to
her mother Just exactly why she
"must have" the new outfit on dis·
play .
"Ir.that's what the other girls are
wearing to the dance. it's r1ne with
me." she says, admiring the soft
print skirt with its matclung lace·
trimmed blouse
TWO BUSINESSMEN ID suits and
lies gesture while walking bnskly
down the ma ll discussing a bag
dea.l still in the making. They
hesitate. though, at the pungent
aroma of rum-flavored pipe tobacco
coming from the entrance to the smoke shop.
The busmessmen who had been an
such a hurry are now taJlung with a
clerk m a camera shop. earnestly
companng different lenses.
"Well, I know for sure you can't
go wrong with this one." the clerk
says, pointing to one of several on
the counter. The lenses line up bke
soldiers on parade.
They reflect the many faces of
spring enjoying the shopping fun of
.one of the world's largest indoor
centers -South Coast Plaza.
A st•....,t ci subtle
good tute. Our ~
imported pottoo aJ:drU
perfectly IDStlaled In JOUI'
choice of ltyl-. Greek
letten al8o.
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Headquarters for
beautiful, romantic
Gunn• Sax
dr .. aes, both long
and short styles
In aizea 5 to 13
Illustrated -
Baby Rose Print
pink, purple or blue
baby rosea on white
poly/cotton voile
with taffeta.lined
skirt. lace and'
satin ribbon trim
SALE SALE SALE
The
Bare
Look
We. ·ve lowered the
price of our best selling
dressy sandals. Bare and beauti-
ful styles to he.Ip yoo look your best th5
Sale ends
April s. 1980
season In a variety of good-looking styles and colors.
I ' ~
itti leg-flashing skirts and slim
pants -yet comfortable enough to wear all day.
Selby does it for you with gold-tone buckles on the
vamp ... a flexible poly sole and heel. $39.
selby.
joyce·selby shoes
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Call 142-5111.
Put a ltw WOidt
to work for ou
SI.Udy Ffuds Smoky Air Hurts No~~!llo~en·
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&ol'roN <AP) -f'or Ule ftnl Umt. to tobacco amok• tn tbt work environ· White Hld in an lntuvlew. "Now T•S 8Tt1DY H1JND U.•1· rueattben have Mown ~ "°'klna In ment la del~riOUI to U. D01:a-amobr •betber tt will impair bJm or Cl\.M ... 1moUrl wtlo won wMll am 1b-
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amollera becauH ti•• •mok1 air functlon," the rnearchen wrote. wantl It?" t-&:!trmeat H PfJ~• wlto •• e d.ama.-t.be Un, alr wt. and He• In wt .,.. .. .., or le -. tlMiD
t.M r hmp THE 8BP08T, WarnaN by Jamet TBS CAUP08NIA atudy follows a ~a daJ•
Tb• rer)ort l1 lb• tint ad ntlttc R Whlt•. a pby1lolocl1~L~'!d Dr. report la1t year from e.tb farael lo • aeeompuYW ........... ":Dr. ~ that breaUWt1 other people'• Herman P. rroeb. a f'ywaua. w11 Ho1pita1 and Harvard UaJvenitJ to Claude I....,_ of tbe lf.u.al llfUt.
ame>Jlt la bed fOr beakb)i people. publbhed in today'a New Eo1land Boston that found poorer lun& fUDCtion Lua• ..S Blood IDIUtu&e pndlcWQat
Journal rA Medicine. ln chl.ldttn of pueot.a wbo amcib. the n'""9 .... WW ele&JV-laaft. eoe~
IT 18 DPSCl'ZD to have an lmpor· There la no evidence that amall In tbe Califonlla itudy, reeeueben alder-able impeet." : ~
t.nt impert oo tht war alnad1 beln1 otrwaya dt.Hase alone ClllHt lofta·term meaaured dam~e to the alveolar MCI, Until JIOW, be aoted. ~ .... fou1ht bet weep amokerJ Hd non· problems, but It often precedes more tb _ .. _ ...__ jeet to belftl .,_... amok.-a baft Md amo~en over bannlnc C'll•rtl~ ln d 1 d'·-. .-. e 1r1pe·-or1an.a WUR~ OllYltlD no .... ~ ...... -rtdence tbat ,,.._._ ~ restaurant.I, alrplane. and other public anacrous uni a.oeuea, ._.. u em· la fed Into the blood, u ...0 •the tlQy ""_..,., ..... .._.. -
plettt physema There LS • well~ tube• tbat connect tbem with the •u beiDc jeopudlMd. ,, .
The ltudy, coodut'ted oo 2.100 mlddle· usociataoo between •moti.DC and hmc broocblal network of the tunes "Beea ... ol the ineooeNltve ---
•led mm and womeo by lJC San Di.s1co, cancer , but tbe tobacco lDdust.ry hu When ___ __.to smoke, Wblte IUd. of tbe evidence, the caae •••Wt maintained It baa DOt been proved that ~....,..._. smokers bu not been eapedally lttoq, meHured Ille •ff•<ll of on-th•· ob •moking causes cane<r. Ute tubeo and .... thot ...Ue up the and the reelinfund psycbolollcoli pa11lvt 11rnoklnR the fum people small airways become scarred and Uona ol amokers are 81 vehement .
breathe fro m the ir ne lahbo r 's "We know that if a person works permanently damaaed. In the pualve tbote of non·amokers," he wrote ...
cl1arettes, pipes and clgars. around another smoker for a period of smoktt1 in the atudy, at least 10 pereet now, for tM Ant ti.me, we have a .
"We conclude that cbroruc exposure ume. be will experience lune damage," of these tubes and sacs were i.nJv.red. .•, ~ ~ ........................................ .. , , , ,,. , , r. ,,.
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·n. low8st unrwblcted fare.
$
Fly right to downtown Hobby Airport.
Just cdll a Trnvel Agent, your Corporate Travel A rrangru;
or Hughes Al.rweet at (714) 540-2060.
Pnce is 30% off one-way adult coach fate, and is subJect to change.
An inkling of the fun
at Pier l's Rattan S~e.
lrpw !lpdtr• hollow tttlg
of tall JIMIU; lo the nor tb-
ena etat• of Utter PudHh arowe reed that th• lodiau
haireet aDd tran.port to th•
clty of Moradebed. 'nlere
11tilled worket'9 turu r.w aa-
teriel into chair• and 1tool1,
-nine ailMS• rHd, then vrep-
piq it vitb IUel tvioa.
n.an4• tt•d'• !!Ot emite: 1u
prlaitiv• eppeat&DC• la. • ra-
fr,.hing departure frOlll the
etandudhed monotouy of mod-
er1l furul•hilllll. lo • den or
•unl'OC9 red eccenta reveel
your love of tbiqa natural .
Pi1P1
lllPDPI
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T\IO 1tyl,. of chain mi4
tbru •i~., of 1tool1 tr8"l
more the IOO au .. by c81tl
cu.vu froa Moradabad 1outh-
veet to lollb91. M the end of
thia S:Nellq trtp-•DO -ttar
what soologiate aigt\t clala--
tbo.a c-h are thirety!
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\f'I' \ burlap-Yl'apped bvodle ·.,_.:J before l t • • loaded
aboerd •hip. CroHiq the Are•
bian Sea, Indian aDd Pacific Oc•-. th.,. dock et Loua
leech for furth.r dlatrlbutiO'O.
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12"R x 9',,: •••• 4.99 ••• 3.88
14''R x 11"'11 ... ,. 9.99, •• 6,88
16"R x 16''W: .... 14,99 ••• 9.88
Prlc• t-,.o·relly reduced
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Spy Who Fled
Still Missing
LOS ANGELES <AP> -It bu been IQOn than
two montha 11nce convicted •PY Cbtl1topher Boyce ••Md himMll ov r two fences at the 1uppoledly
m11Jmum aecurlty federal prison at Lompoc,
1Upped lnto I.be n arby woods aod vanl1bed.
Offtcial comment on the cue ls now handled
neluaiwly from tbe U.S. Manhala Service office
ln Wuhlnctorr Manha.ls here are not allowed to
comment on the cue althouc.h the lnvesti11tioa is
a "joint effort between Washington and Los
Anaelea," Wu hangtoo spokesman Bill Dempsey
Hid Wednesday.
AFTER MAKING HUNDaEDS OF phone
calh, running down scores or tips and interviewing
dosens of Boyce's acqu1in-
tance1, fnends and members or his family, investigators have
exhausted their leads. One deputy marshal is as-
signed to the case full ttme.
although other invesU1ators are
, sometimes called in. Law en-
forcement agencies around the
world have been asked lo be
alert for Boyce. • . •
Boyce, 27, was convicted of llOYca
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EXCESS SHIPMENTS
2 CONTAINERS OF HANDMADE
ORIENTAL CARPETS & RUGS
FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE AT
.PUBLIC AUCTION
0 .0 .E. 214190 A-rican EJCllN9 entry • 272319
0 .0 .E. 1/2AllO l~r-Speed entry • 272131
WE ARE OBLIGATED TO AUCTION 2 CONTAINERS COMPRISING
OVER 2700 RUGS WHICl-t,WEAE ORDERED IN EXCESS AND MUST
BE DISPOSED OF IN OROER TO SATISFY OVERSEAS SUPPLIERS
We Ire also 1nclud1ng other rugs to make available a fine selection from most rug weaving
countrres 1n the world. The catalogue writ include Taba Tabar Tabrrz Kerman Sarouk
81d1ar, Na1n, honahan, K1shan, Silk Oum, Bouchara. Peking and Srnk'rang Chr~ese rugs'
Also various Indian rugs, Rouman1an Tabriz, Fine Caucasians, Egyptian Kashans and
many more. Sizes from 2'x3' to 18'x12' 1nclud1n9 many runners.
AUCTION 2 PM PREVIEW 1 PM
SATURDAY, MARCH 29
BEST WESTERN -MARINA INN
34902 DEL OBISPO STREET
DANA POINT
Auctioneer· A. Aehef
lnlormatoon (213) 70l-002I
T er mi CW\/Chedc
A.A, & A, Inc
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41.ecl Long Beach 81\'d Long Beach, CA ll0807 Q
1086 Irvine Bllld . Tustin, CA 92680 235 N. Citrus Ave .• Weet Covina. CA 91793 lQUAI
HOUSlllG ar .. ou
treason an 1977 for taking top-secret documents ---------------------------_:_--========:_
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THE THIRD WAVE is
another explosive work
by AIV1n Tot11er author
of Future Shock The
Fir s t Wav e wa o;
agricultural. the second
1ndus1r1a1 The third
wave 1s now crea11n9 a
new ovihza11on T ofller
tet is ho w th •~ new
• society w111 affect your
lifestyle. 1ob seJCual
attitudes. economic &
001ttica1 mrnd sots Pick
up your COPY today at
AlvinTolller
l.ullVd f1lll!MJ ~
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about proposed U.S. spy satellites out of the
"black vault" communications room at TRW Inc .
• 4 in Redondo Beach where he worked as a clerk.
WITH 1118 BOYHOOD FRIEND, Andrew
Daulton Lee, Boyce sold the documents to Soviet
agents in Mexico City for $70,000. Prosecutors said
the damage to the United Stales was nearly
beyond calculation
Boyce was sentenced to 40 years in prison and
Lee, wbo used the money to fa.nance a small-time
drug trade between Mexico and California, was
sentenced to lile. Both were sent to Lompoc.
The prison had only reeenUy been made a
maximum-security facility and still bad medium·
security guard towers and prisoner check pro·
cedures.
Lrttteton s Wlf . . •: BOYCE, WITH THE HELP OF Seattle bank :: 14.95 robber Perry Gilbert, 23, wbo was left behind, bid
~ I.~ 1-Q J ---... in a drainage ditch after leaving a papier-macbe
•. ___ " ~ ...._~ < ,fences at a bl.t.nd spot between towers. snipped the :: ~I Jl.t.11 1)10~'.~a ·"'':El-.)~-~ dummy in hjs bunk. He cllmbed two chain-link
~ illll barbed wire at the top, and fled into the woods. ~ BOOKS r--b , SJ]J; Federal investigators have dismissed specula-t 369 E. 17th St., Costa Mna tion that the espionage was set up to mislead the
I\ InrJ1• Soviets and that the CIA helped Boyce escape.
:: "'~ Westport Squw. ,...._ -._.,., c;ra Such thoughts were prompted by the ease of the :-rt.on. 64a.OOKS C64246571 escape and the ract that Boyce is the son of a
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of '1Jltiques,
antique
reproductions
and estate
jewelry!
March 27 Through April 3
Our Estate Sale represents an opportunity for you to
purchase esta~. antique jewelry and antique reproduct~o~s
at prices considerably below present market value. This is
the result of experienced buying from individuals, banks,
heirs and executors of estates. Our collection this year is an
unusually fine one with prices ranging from under $100 to
many thousands.
Come to buy or browse at
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WESTCLI FF PLAZA
' 17th and Irvine
NEWPORT BEACH
71.t ·"2-3310
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the special "low angle" drrvers. Soft loam-filled
vinyl ear cushions are contoured to the ear for
comfort. 10· coiled cord. l3·100I
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PUBLIC NOTICE PVllUC NOTICE
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NtlOpOrt Stationery
McNab-I~ Rroltors
Whtpple's Heallh Foods
Cali/omU:J First Bonk
Co~ Cleanen
Flot«ra by Morn
P~Sovings
E•ln-Plea
Two male
strippers. Phlllp
A. Larivtere, 23.
left . and
Vincent L .
Dirienzo. 28 .
l eave a
Lawr e nce .
M a s s ,
courtroom after
pleading
innoce nt to
obsce nit y
charges. Man In
rear is a n
attorney.
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Magic Mirror
Ge~an s
The G~ld Drug
Im~ Hard1D0re
Cluldrn1'1 Unlamittd
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QENE.RAL NEWS
l'M VOTIMC. FOi llY
WILLIAMS IECAUSI: ..·
"He's led the fight to ctean up the
Baek Bay. At1 an Envlronmentar
Consultant he's made real progreea
toward k~ng the natural beauty of
Newport Beach Just that .•. natural. I'm
voting for Ray. he's the "natural''.
choice."
RAY WILLIAMS
Paid lo< by Committee 10 Re-e ~ 1 1ams
Barbara L1cl'lman. 62' Poppy Street. ~ona del Mar 92825
FamllySlze
Washer
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6 aU1om1tlc ~lee: Reg\Jlar/Heny,
Perm. Press. Knits/Gentle, Soak, end
Pr•Wnh Automatic c:ooHtown fot
Penn. Pr--.. Sc;Jper SURGJLATDA•
AQ•t.alOr. EnervY S.vt~ watw temp.
M6ec1.of Wtth 4 wuh/r1,,_e combtna-
hons 2 wean and spin speeds and
MORE i
SAN MIGUEL DRIVE At San Joaquin Hiiis Road
Newport Beach
Carpet Town·s
. ANNUAL SPRING SALE!
IN COMPUAHCE WfTH IECTIOH 141 M THE
TRUTH IN LENOtNO ACT~ NOV., tt'7•, THE
FOLLOWINO ITAnMEHT MUIT H IN·
CLUDED IN OUR AD: "THE COST M atEDn' IS
INCLUOID IN THI PRICI QUOTED 'OR
THI OOOOI ANO UfMCll" •.. HOWEVM.
FOR THIS SPECIAL IAll A8SOUJTELY
NO INT!Rl!ST OR OTHl!R CREDIT
CHAROl!I WILL H PAID BY THI cua.
TOMER FOR OHi Yl!AA. THIS IS AN HOHEST
f'AEE CAl!OrT PROMOTION.
Ouri119 ClfPtt Town's s,.ct1C1111r Annual Spring s.te ...
• W. will prowtttt llOfll'l1l lnst1llltloft 111so1wt1ty FME wtlln rou purcll111 Uf'Ptl 11141 pldd1n9 dltf'lnt trus ult.
• And .•. derint ltllt a,«111 Ult. Oii 111 ordlts Oftf SZOO wlltl 25• •
clown 11 llmt o4 orftf Of lnstllllhOfl, Ind'°"' good credit -ONE
YEAR INTEREST FREE CREDIT .•. SAME AS CAStt ...
WITH NO ~YMENTS Tlll MAY!
LIMITED TIME ONLY!
EXAMPLE
Amount ol P\lr'cN5e $AOO
[)owfl Pt'f"'81'4 .. 1"ntJ ol ()rQl!f 01 ~ SI 00
SJOO
A Pf'l Ra• & FtnenQI ~ .().
T 04al ol P9ymenls SJ00
12 OQl>al peymef'b °' S25 e«;h
F ·~ e>.iymc<!I no4 dll& ha"""'•
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"'II wtt... JOU purcMM CMpet .... INI •• 191 lerry• Wa .,..oa.I offw .... not ...aY to,....,..._• olOM outs, C ... W ltw Oii f-.... IMtok oerpet.
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MuftMweed cotcwrllons In
• conttnuoua 01.tfMnt ny·
Ion ph. sen
CVT a LOC» mu
Up '° .... nWnvte muttl·
tone ook>t'I '" • nytoft plle
cut •nd toot> atyte. .. so~
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cononuoue tu.m.nt nyton ,.. ~ ., ....... cotcn.
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SAXONY "'8SM
100% ..,ton pie .......
long ..., In • cut pie
pluth In ••••r•I 1otld
c:otora.
CVTNl"-USll
......... nylon ,.. '" •
l"°'1 '*"" ttyte. Sefilct fro'" sis tOM-Oft•lOM
c:otota. $~
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le6ect"'" ~ ~
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.GENERAL NEWS .
' HSW YORK CAP> -Nlee •Po en~• w • •Ue1.ct ~
.................. 11 ~ ol marl· J"W et lt.....Sy Airport. .. Uaey
dMla't ...,., what to do WW. blm.
He't oalJ 11MJ'W old •.
A Pon Authority poUee ottlclal
aald Wtdneeday the lnddent l'flllecta
a n.w pbue ln the 1mu,.Una of
drup from the Caribbean.
uwrvz EVEN HAD mat~ of
M ANWRIL•~. A TEWAJlDESS
approaebed tho boy'a falbtr, who
waa aUllDQMd \0 alp a waiver that
th cblld bad been safely delivered.
But the father, aena101 lroubl~. re-
fuaed to lisn and rao away.
Since tbe Brooklyn address on the
boy '1 ~ket turned out to be phony,
the boy had to be taken to a
cblldren'a abelter while police de-
cided what lo do with him.
• ....... ,...,.
Norman Mailer,
author of ''The Ex·
ecutloner's Song."
has asked that his
name be withdrawn
from fiction award
competition which
he says American
Book Awards Com·
mittee has turned
into "commercial event.''
=· klda blllftl rented from their parenta --.. -:: to lb down there and bnaa back 01: .&'J
Tbe boy waa not Identified because _______ ...;...._;_ ________ _
of bla ace.
:: • drqa, .. aald the o1nc1a1. who dJd not v· Need d N oc.n ROBERTC. ·: ••e• ... "" want to be ldeoU/\ed. "Some of these 1888 e ow THE
:: •Lt. Gov. Mike Curb ~~~~ .. ~-bp~loc~. daon~. forth more AOANA. Guam CAP> -Any u .s DEVELOPERS vaKU ....... u"" • ... c1llzens who want to visit lhe Com h a s c r e a t e d Police Hid the boy new from monweaJlh of the Northern Manana UiOfE
KAZER
ATTOR..V AT LAW --...........
co m mis s ion lo Kln11ton, Jamaica. and came into Islands will need a vlsa to enter. says '1
recruit "the highest cuatA>ms at lbe airport carrytne loys Gov. Carlos S. Camacho The an· NO
caliber people" into ln one band and an airline luuaee nouncement came after the us. Im · ON
s tate govern t carton ln the other. m1gr'allon and Naturalization Service m e n · When the carton was "-··-"" lo be 0 •.He named hi n e •uuuu reversed a 1978 agret!ment under
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401 CMc Cetttef Ot. Wett
Suite 1030, s.m. .,,.
Tel:~31
':; .. per 5 0 n s t 0 l h e full of plutic bags of Colombian which the residents of the island!) • marijuana. police said, they took the were considered US. citizens for am· Bob '-ill.~•n ·~:·commission. boy inlo custody. migration purposes. ...._.... .~~"'-
Spec1a l l z1ng 1n
c r iminal law, drunk
driving and personal
1n1ury. Free consula-
t1on · ~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=-~~~-..2===========~~========~
UP TO 70% OFF!
It's our seasonal clearance sale
with tremendous Siltlings
throughout the store. Some
brands. styles or coJo,s are in
limited supply. Hurry In for best
selection. Sale pria!s good Ihm
415/80, "'"'1Jle .,.,,,Ses last.
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FASHION KNIT SHIRTS
JO'~. 50% off al a~ ~"ltOn ,)
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~ 45%· 70% on <K'J011fd ~
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NOBODY CUTS PRICES LIKE WILD WEST! .
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DM.YPILOT AJ1
e HONEST
e DECENT
e CARES
e HE LISTENS!'
Phil Maurer
For
City C:OUncil Dist. 5
The Candidate Who
f.ares Enough To
Listen
Most Politicians Are
Never Available-
1 Commit That
You'll Be Able
To Reach Me At
My Office ANYTIME!
Philip Maurer
Educator, Busin~mao
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PHILIP MAURER~. . FOR
CITY COUNCIL
Paid tor by the committee to Elect "'mp Mauret:
Treasuf"ff, R~ld Kurt& • 325 Olemoncl, Doe lllarld
71•-67J.9530 \
TeW-rnkle KUia BeCome Math Teachsn
Pa....,q ol malb atudeata
wbo •u-d TeW\M&. llUWJe
Scbool ln O.ta 11•• tan• a
... \lP lD Nad11na for the N tlon '1 eventual conversion
to the metric •Y•tem I.ft yean
ahead
Th.,lr tbenb belon1 to
malb ... cher Carol 11~r.
• ftPP a I ndJ tM homewon to her 1tud oll' par.n&a
"Sometimes parent• wrn •Iv~ rblldren reclln11 uf
1tnsltty " Mn TIPIU.1r 4tll
plained ··'?bey may aay It
<metric atudlH) I• Ull
noc uary. or too hard." Soi •be 1lv" her atudenll • a pee al ualanm nt for test•
1n1 pantnll about lhe metric
1y1tem.
HM ~cket -UMd now by
ull math teachers at the mid·
dle achool In north Costa
Meaa -mcludM a metrics
prtl-lt1t, worksheet& with an
anawer Jrey and a poat-teal.
"WHEN THE parent looks
at the pre·t.est and says. 'Ob,
I'm not going to do very
wt:ll, · the kid gels to tell his
parent, ·Just do tbe best you
ran'
·'They JUSt love 1t · ·
The children then explatn
metrics to their parents. sht'
explalMd
·'The parents then lake the
same teal again," Abe said.
"und without fall. Uwy gel o
perfect paper "
THE PARENT 1nvolvf'
menl Is a "rt•tmfor<'t'mt>nt" in lht1 <·hlld's lti.•rnlntt. 11ht>
11 11ld , und p11rt>nt11 1tnln u
brhchtM outlook rnJ(arclln1it
I h\1 mt•lrk sy11t4'ln
The h•au lnvolvt• t1l mple
mt•trlc chon.'li, 1rnl'h 1&11 ltJenU
r yl nM which unlt11 ur
mt'tuurcmt•nt urt• lorl(f•t ,
C't'ntlmt'lt>rl' or mcwra. ttnd
meu11urlnl( vnrlouKly 11hal)(-.I
ltt'ma with u mt•ter stlC'k
o.NIYl'l ... IUff .......
CAROl TIPPER SHOWS KIDS HOW TO MEASURE UP
Jemea StanHH, Kethy Strong Try Metrtc1
"T~ trk k." 11ht' nott.>d. "IR
nevtr to ronvl'rt the melric
system to atundard meairnre
menta."
•
I r • ptervent1on
If ejected in
• Church Flap
.
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A
federal judge has approved un
agreement cndlOJ: a dispute over
the use of 672·aC'n' Napa County
resort by a i:roup afrthaled with
the Rev. Syn Myun Moon'!>
Unification Church.
U.S. District Court Judge
Stanley We1gel . s igning an
order saytng the 1ssue chd not
call for federal inlervent1on.
c;aid that any legal dispute could
besl be decided in s tate courts.
THE NEW EDUCATION
Development Systems Joe.. an
affiliate of the church, sought to
stop Napa County from ipterfer·
ing with us ing the property for
religious purpose:.
The county denied any rl'
h~1ous d1scr1mmat1on and !>atd a
zoning ordinance restricted the
land to agriculture a nd recrea·
t.Jon and prohibited any educa·
t1onal use. The judge s ugges ted both
sides attempt to work out an
agreement covering main ·
tenance a nd weekend use.
THE AGREEMENT provides
seminars may be held al Aetna
Springs on weekends. with 75 al·
lowed one weekend and 85 the
next. In addition, 25 caretakers,
who may be NEDS members.
will be allowed on the site but
may not lake part in the
seminars.
Seminar participants' use of
the property will be limited to
worship, theological d1scuss10'1!>
and recreation.
Freeway Site
Newport Seeks Buy
Of Highway Land
Newport Beuch city off1ciaLc; have launched another effort lo ac·
quart' a strip of land ne xt to West Coast lhghway that was bought by
th1> l>tate for the now defunct Pac1!1c Coast Freeway
Nt'wc:><>rt Beach City Council members voted unammously Monday
night to have City Manager Robert Wynn re-0pen negotiations with
Wp Watches
As Boys Try
To Steal Boat
Three teen·age boat Uueves
are probably wondering how
police found them Tuesday as
they tned to steal a boat docked
m Newport Beach
The answer is that Detective
Mike McDonough spotted them
ucross the water as he tn·
terviewed the victim of another
crime.
McDonough was chatting Wlth
the crime victim at the victim's
home on Via Lido Soud when he
became s uspicious of the ac.
tivlties or the trio on a dock at
800 E. Bay Ave.
McDonough borrowed
binoculars from his host. After
watching the boys a few minutes
became convinced they were go·
mg to steal the cabin cruiser
they were on. He then alerted
patrolmen to the cnme·Ul·the·
making.
CalTrans for the strip of lana
that used to be nght-0f.way for
the Pacific Electric Railway.
THE CITY BOUGHT a portion
of the ngbt-Of·way and opened a
park on It two years ago. 1be ex·
lating parlt is located beside the
h11bway from River Avenue to
59th Street.
The land now sought is the
balan~ of the strip from 59lh
Street to the Santa Ana River
which officials want to tum mlo
a park.
City officials are go1.0g into the
negoUaUons Wlth an appraisal
that sets the value of the land at
about $650.000 because its only
use 1s as open space.
HOWEVER, THE use of the
land has been the 'subjfct or dis·
pule wtlh CaJTrans ~hose of·
flcials note that 1t is subdivided
and zoned for duplexes.
Baaed on that use. the state
was asking $1.13 million two
years ago, when the deal was in·
itlally contemplated.
City officials declined the offer
because of the price dilferences.
The city holds that the lots are
too far below minimum slie
standards set by both lbe city
and the coastal commission for
the property to ever be used for
anything but open space.
Southern California Gas Co. employees
Mike F\tzgerald (with breathing gear) and
J . C. Warren wete called ou\ Tuesday af ·
ternoon when a gas leak was reported in
the 500 bl~ ot Bolla Avenue ln Newport
Beach. 'lbe leak, the result of corrosion.
caused gas from a two-inch line to push the
street out to an 18-lncb bulae about 12 feet
long. A' company spokesman said service
to the area was maintained while the line
was dug up and a new fitting Installed.
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Laetrile
Lawsuit .
Planned
ROCHESTER. Mln.n. <AP) -
A pro-Laetrile 1roup baMd ln
California plan.a to tut LIM Na·
UooaJ Cancer lnatJtute to ti.It
cancer patJent trials •l tht Mayo
C lin ic bec •uae. the 1roup
cl•lma. lhe Laetrile furnished by
NCI for the atudlea 11 tolllc and
impure
Michael Culbert. president or
the National Commltte• for
Freedom o( Choice In Ca.nttr
Therapy Inc , Lofi Altos, CaUr .
told of the plan1 In a lelepbooe
Interview Cul~rt uld 11 tern
porary reRtralning order will be
sought against NCI f'rldar In
U S Dtstrlct Court. Sin •ran
CISCO
DK. CIL\IU.ER 0 Mot>rtf"I ,
head or tht Mayo Clinic'" com
prehenslve <'ftn<'('r renter and
dlrr<'tor of tlw C'llnlr'" l.attrllt>
treatment !ltUd V, Wft8 OUt 11( town
Wrdnt>11duy nnd unavallehlr for
rom mf'nl on lhf' announrt'<l 11ult
But n Movo "Pf>ke'lman !!aid
lhe lr1al11 art• J!olnl! ahead as
p l annf'd Thf' t'llnlr know11
nothing obout tht> suit. h.-Hid.
and any questlom1 11 hould tw
directed to NCI, of Oelheeda.
Md
Or Saul Shep•rh. Attln1
di rector or NC'I a dlYlalon of
ran<'er treatm('nt. aold Wednt'I
day. "We ore fully utlllfled with
tlw quaUty of llM" material we
ore ucilnl( In l.hf' trials Aa far aa
we're <'oncerned. there'" no
bHls ror s uch • suJt "
THE MAYO CLINIC on Mon·
day be1an treatlnc the lint ot
six terminal cancer patients
with Lael.rile to study wbd.ber
the controversial antl·nncer
compound made rrom apncot
pits is toxic. Three patients will
get Laetnle orally and th~ W1U
get it by lnJectloo. a clinic
spokesman said.
The six are forerunner~ of
between 250 and 300 cancer pa
uenu who have volunteered for
Laetrile treatment at the Mayo
Clinic. the Memorial Sloan·
Kettenng Cancer Center in New
York. al UCL/\. and thl·
University of Arizona
Among those f1hng the suit
were Robert W Bradford .
former president and rounder of
the Freedom of Choice group
and president o r American
Biologics, a San Francisco re·
search center Bradford has or
fered to furnish "pure" Lactnle
for the cancer tests
Dancing Set
For Exercise
Energetic dance steps are lo
Ix> t aught beg1nrung April 10 at
the Harbor Arca Girls Club for
mothers who'd like a carefl"'<.'t'
way to exeretse
Aerobic dancmg from disco
to Charleston will be taught at
10:30 a.m. on Thursdays for the
following eight week s. u
spokeswoman reported.
The hour·long sessions are to
be h eld at th e club, 181 5
Anaheim St.. Calta Ila•. and
Cree child care ls lo be provided
i.n the regular SlS fee.
Further Information may be
obtained at 646·7181.
Polire Seek Body
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
body of a wealthy Bel·Alr
woman who vanished in 1976
was lhe target of a search today
near Phoerux. Arii.. by a Los
Angeles police detective and a
defense attorney. foll owing
directions provided by her COO·
fessed murderer.
I
LUCAlt"'
°"'" -CATHY HAN. 10, SHOWS WINNING FOAM
Her Penmenehlp Won Prize In Newport
4TH GRADE CHAMP
Theresa Dinh. 10
29-11nit Plan
For Downtown
Condos OK'd
Lampruan Construction Co
plans for a ~urut condom1ruum
project near downtowo CostJ
~es:i ~ved Planning Com
mtss100 blesslllgs t..hls week
The co mm1ss1on r ecom ·
mended that the near!} one acre
parcel. composed or ftve narrow
lots fronting on Wilson Strttt
and Orange Avenue. be ~zoned
from R·2 to the denser R-4 xonc
'Pen, P ttLfil '
Prep/or . . ..,
Tournamer4· fAt«1~ hMl'W!wrltlnl( rcmal~
Important In th,. d•y f/f l~
typewrU.eT aod rom5"1lt'r, sa~:
11n eJe~ntary 'l<'hool tracher
reaponalble for groomln& 10
coaat•I are• 11tude0La for the
county's Pen and Qulll wrlllng
contest J ,
Karlene von S1eb11k1, wbo Just
en&10ffred the Newport·Mesa ,.
Unified School 01~tnct wrltiDJ( •
contest for fourth and flfth
graders at Andersen School lb
Newport Bea c h , s ays beT
<'harKes wtll contmue to practice
until the Apnl 26 me{!t
WINNERS OF THE local con'..
lt>!lt last week include fi ftb
~raders Tommy Nguyen a.Q.d
'thonh Pham of Sonora School ..
CJth)' fl an of Corona del Ma't".
Jnd Kerry G~hcrt of Harbor
\'u•w Ron Davlb of Manners
S<"hool 1i. th(• alrernatt'
FQurth grade winners were
\t a l 1 k a Sh a w o r Ca l 1 for o 1 lC--
Schoo I, Theresa Dinh of Sonora:
Danielle Sneed of ~ar' St~
and Adrienne Cordrey qf
'\ t•Wport fl<'t~hl'>
Fourth gradt' altern .. te to the
contest 1s Georgina Smith of
Harbor View.
Sixteen of the di1ttnct's 19
l'lemeotary schools entert'd con
te<;tants in the local v.ntl'-<>ff.
\t rs von ~tu said
EACH COl''TESTA:\'T used a
pencil an taJun~ d1ctat1on. writ
rng a letter and addressing an
envelope. They picked up ball
point pens to fill out a form and
then moved to lbe chalkboard to
write an "official" sentence
Judging was by teachers Jan
Purcell and Kathy Cox.
Ne wporl ·Me s a 's fo urth
graders took second place as a
Commissioners also rccom· team In last year 's Orangt'
mended that the City Coun<'1l ap County Pen and Quill cont.est.
prove the three·story construe· said Mn. von Szeliski. a fourth
lion project while s1Wng as the !'rade teac he r at Ande rsen
city's Redevelopment Agency. School. ·
The Redevelopment Agency is ~. • CJ encouraging private investors lo .._,....wmg 888e8
Join small downtown area lots •
into larger pa.reels for COD.SlruC· Set for Children lion of muJli.urut apartments
and coodomuuums by orrenng
approval ol hJgber den.s1ty proJ
ecu.
Included in Lampman's plan
.1s the conversion of a tn·plex to
condominium status. planners
reported. New construction 1s
planned for 26 or the 29 unit:.
okayed by the commission.
Classes 1n watercolor a nd
drawing for ctuldren 8 to 14 are
being offered by the Costa Mesa
Leisure Services Depl.
Both classes will begin April
10 and will m ee t 1n the
Downtown Community Center,
594 Cent.er St. Registration fees
are SlS for each class. For more
information call 'TS4·S300.
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so WHAT~·
NEW
ELECT
WITH
YOU?
Only the Dally Piiot really tells
you what'• new In your local
comrt1unlty ••• .-ry day
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''e:." JOHNSON ,J IUSIMISS SINSI
HUMAN COMC&M
FOR COSTA MISA COUMCll
... FOi us
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NATION
Jeopardy
kYictim'• Will Would Benefit Woman Swpect
._ IM .... n&S ON .... beU. faeee -·--to W. ln priloll v ea..lct.d -tM MeOOd· de1Nt murder cbarat.
C.vtc:Uon allo Woukt mean
tllat •b• could not tnbtrlt Tanower'a money.
Tbe doctor, who never mar-
ried, wu a k>na-Ume companion
of Mrs. Harria. Recently, be bad
bffoaeetnalln. Tr)'foro9, wbois
divorced. f. • Tbtl.S-..,..willaleoaetuidt
: tlto,OOOfortbecollefeeducationa • u•.,..• ol Mrs. Tryforoe' wo_ ~
and aix children of bls nieces and nes)hews. iletbod of
dlabursement wu not mentioned.
Under the will, dated Jan. 21, the two Tryforoe
children, Laura and Electra, each also would re·
ceive $20,000 in a trust fund.
THE WILL LEFT $35t,Oll TO be divided
· a mong 10 nieces and nephews, a cousin and an un-
cle.
Tarnower's slater, Pearl
Schwartz, is to receive $1,000
and the doctor's $500,000 estate
in Purchase, where he was shot
to death.
Also named in the will was
Tarnower's driver, Henri Von
Der Breken, and his wife,
Suzanne, who would each re-
ceive $32,000, on the basis of
$2,000 for each of the 18 yean
they had worked for Tarnowet'.
Tbe couple lived with Ta.mower lo b.iJ estate
and discovered he had been shot.
Other bequests included the Westchester
Heart Association, $15,000; Whlte Plain.a Hospital.
Fee for Tea Garden
SAN FRANCISCO <A Pl -The city Recreation and Parks Commission plans it to start charging admission next July to the famed Japanese Tea
G(rden in Golden Gate Park.
· City staff members are working on a fee s~hedule that would raise an estimated $500,000 a
year to help lhe financially strapped parks system.
The ree schedule will make allowances for such
people as the needy and senior citizens.
tl0,000: and PhylU1 Rosen. u .. ployee at the
.. .,...... M.Mteal Group U..t T.,...., fouDded • ......
.... Mal•, 17, IS 'IU J'OUD bted-
mlau.a ol tM poeb M1dlln 8cbool fOI" slrll in
Ore•••Y. Va. llllt told ~b lM kllltna wu uointeedoaal -lhal abe had driven from Vlr1inla to have
Tamower kill her, and that there wu a 1tru11le ln
wblcb the doctor waa ahot four Umet.
TUDO•er requat.d tn tbe wUl tbat b1I re·
mllu '-cremai.d and that b1I ubea be de~lted
In a pcmd on hll property ln Purchase The body wu not cremated, however. and Tarnower's body
w11 bm1ed at Mowtt Hope Cemetery lo nearby
Ant1)9)'.
Poclo Furniture
&rikin8.Conlemr:::orary Desi8n.
Carefree.
Featured In Home MogazJM
Come to Roger's Gardens ond see the Uneo patio selection from
Medallion leisure Furniture. Sturdy, heavy duty aluminum frames
p<OVide yeors of rugged use. ond will never rust.
The dose-set vtnyt stropS. ln decorotor cokxs, 0<e mildew and
light reslstont to< long-lasrlng beouty and vlrtvolly carefree mainte-
nance. Enjoy the solid comfort of Uneo. rhe patio furniture wl th the
look of today..
4a • Glau Top Tobie ........... S4JO Dining Arm Choir ........... ~ 160
N~·H~'Y . lndoor/OvrOoo< ~n (, flowf"\. lonoKOPonq
An1oqye1 • Pouo fvm.l\>I• ond A«t'»Oflfl
Acl'0\1 trom ro\/'.on l!Jond • ~ k>oQvw\ 01 MocAnf>u•
N-PO't o.ocn 040· ~ • Sp'1n9 "'°"'1 Q om CO {)pm clorly
WE'RE MOVING!
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE
CLEARANCE
OF
LIGHTING FIXTURES
DOMESTIC & IMPORTED• ONE OF A KIND OR QUANTITIES•
DISCONTINUED & OVERSTOCKED
VERY SPECIAL PRICES!
WE'RE OETERMINtO TO CLEAR OUT
EXCESS INVENTORY
APARTMENT OWNERS & BUILDERS WELCOM E!
HOUR S:
MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 a.m .-6 :30 p .m .
SUNDAY 10-5
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15032C Redhil I, Tustin
(714) 731-3344
AT THE INTERSECTION OF REDHILL AT EDINGER
Skiing dassllle-d ads are lbe best place to
buy or sell ski wear and equipment ln the
DaUy Pilot. 642-5678
Where was your $1QOOO on September 27, 1979?
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·~ If you purchased one of our six-month $10JOOO Mon~y Market Certificates six months a~o,
. congratulations. You're $504.31 richer toaaW And if ypu didn't? We still have some good
i news: Todafs interest rates and yields (see below) are much higher than they were back then =~~
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Annual Rate
(Effective through next Wednesday)
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Annual Yield**
, •Interest earned when Rate was 10.ll4" and Yield WU 10.355~.
"Yield, tf prindpal and interest were to remain oa dtooeit for one year at this Rm.
Rate and Yield may dwwe ll lix·IDOllCh renewal date.
Federal law requires substantial fntetttt penalty for early withdnwal.
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CAUFORNIAI FIRST BANK
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\-Test Aids
·cancer
Studi
BERKELEY (AP> -
Development ol a blood r teat which could ••
\ •IUdt woman ln ~rtaln
l f amWee haw lob rtled
a IUp amoepttblUty to
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Attorn•1• for f o r ID e r
Ar1entlne Preaklent l1abel
Peron bave
aaked Judi ln
Bu noe Aln-e to
relea h r from prtaon.
lJaion Lo.ee
J>emap Salt -
WOODLAND <AP> -
A Da.ta womaa. w'°'9 ear ru lDto a pich p
truck .a.icb WU bloell•
tn1 • roed durlaa . 1'14 farm worken' atrikt,
h11 woa S100 000 m>m
tbe United Farm
Worlltra Union. A Superior Court Jury
awarded tbe med leal and a.....i damqea to
Marcella Stafford, ~.
mother ol tour. breast cancer baa been 'jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~i!iii~ii!!ii!!i!i!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji report.cl by acleaU.t.a. men
• The test, relytn1 on an
analyala of a blood
t!Dlyme caJled GPT. ll
only me1u1 fOf' cteteetina
aenetic vulnerability t.o
breaat cancer ln aome
famlllea ln blcb the
dheaae s trikes tn
cluaten. Such families
account for only. amall
percentace of all bl'eut
cancer.
''THE TEST provldea
l'M VOTING FOR RAY
WILLIAMS BECAUSE:
"He's ctear on the Airport Issue. He is
against expansion and has voted to
hm1t development so as not to increase
the need for more air traffic. Ray
WJll1ams 1s clear spoken. fair minded
and a careful servant of the residents of
Newpe>rt Beach." •
Margo Stuart
:,ns~:cic:=r~:~o~tl!~l RE-ELECT RA y WILLIAMS x may contribute lo breast ._ ______ _.. _______________ ....,.
cancer by identifying a Paid tor by Commrtt" to RIHlect Rey Williams
set of women with UD· Barbara Lrchman. 82• Poppy Street. Corona del Ma.r 92925 ·
CALIFORNIA
MERV
'
starts Friday, 9:30 a.rri.
many limited quantities ... not all sizes may be available
in each grouping ••. colors and styles limited to stock
on hand, so shop early for best selection!
usually high s uscep· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tibllity," said Ruth --------------.-----------------...,-
Ottman. a genetics St U· Paid Polltlcal Advertl ........... nt In OU r
..
~ent at the University of .-.. "' rift~~~~·~~~~~=~ DICK CLUCAS Huntington Beach
cbromoeome as the site t
of 1ene or set of genes Wll Make An Outsta1dlng s ore which accounts for large
numbers of breast CITY COUNCILMAN ~!:,ill~~ these high risk
OTTMAN IS part of a
research team from
sev_eral institutions that
did a statistical analysis
of 61 families with un·
usually blgb breast
cancer rates.
Resul ts or the study
have been accepted for
publication in the
journal Science a nd
W('re descri bed at a
s y mposi um at th e
C a n t' e r R e s <· a r C' h
L aboratory on t h e
Herkclcy campus
": The study showed that ~he gene or group or
~enes responsible was
assed through both
atben and mothers an d ~hat women in t hese
~amilies need lo inherit
~t from only one side of
~be family lo suffer a
atreaUy enhanced risk of
~reast cancer.
~ !Man Gui lty
.~
~Of Fraud
:: SAN DIEGO CAP> ~loyd G. Taylor of
::Solana Beach will be
'ientenced April 28 on his ~lea of guilty to wire
raud invol ving a
,.acbeme lo solicit money ~or gold and s ilver
~ullion wh.lch was never
~ugbt.
4 :; Taylor, 33, appeared
•b efore U .S . Distr ict ~udge Wllliam Ennght.
:: Prosecutors said 35
j>eople invested $200,000 :In the scheme.
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DICK AND CAROLINE CLUCAS CARE ABOUT OUR
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH.
DICK CLUCAS
OFFERS:
EXPERIENCE, SKILL
AND REASON ..
VOTE APRIL 8TH
Pd. for by Didt Oucas for City Councrt. Tr Verne Cox. 3 7 Montecito.
Corona del Mar. ~4-6338
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women 's sportswear
NOW
•L.OMOSUEYETEEINATS .............. 1.91
CZJUNIOR TEE 8tlRTa.. . .. .. ............. 1.91
2701a8FS-l'URTUJECKS........ . . . . . . 1.91
31 •l'TPMTTOPS .................... 2...91
GJUNIOR PANTTC>PS ..................... 2.98
41 JUNIOR TANK TOPS .. .. . .. . .. .. • . . . 2.91
21 JUNIOR VESTS . . . .. . .. .. . . ......... 2.98
93 LONG 9LEEVE TEE s....-rs . . . . . . . . . . 2..91
34 lllSSES PAHTTOPS . . 3. 98
54 JUNIOR SMATS . 3.98
51 FAMOUS MAKER TEE SHIRTS 5.98
23 SHORT SKIRTS 3.98
48 JVHIOAPAHTTOPS 3.98
23 .. SSES'PAHTS 3.98
35JUMPSUfTS 3.98
33 JUNIOR PANTS 4.98
32 FAMOUS MAKEk TOPS 9.98
38 .. SSES'TE£SHIRTS 5.98
14 JUNIOA TEE SMRTS 5.98
33 lllSSES' PAHTTOPS 5.98
31-SES'COWLS . 5.98
dresses and pantsuits
NOW
111-""°" AHO MSSES' DRESSES . . . . • . . t.11
331nSE:S'PAHTSUfTS . . ......... 5..91-9•
20JUNl0fh\HOIMSES'OMSSES ....... 14.98
lingerie , loungewear
NOW
141 F\JUSUPS ...................•.... 2.91
73 HALF SlJPS. . . . . . . . . . . . ........•....... ..._
141 FUU SUPS... .. .. . . . . . .. . ............ l8c
75 eetaNIS . . . . . . . . . ....•......•........... lie
89SOfTCUPBAAS ... : .................... 2.91
31 CC>ffTOUA BRAS ........................ 2.91
142 TEEN BRAS ............................. lie
44 WOfllEN'SAOllES ....................... ...
74 SHORT COT/POLY TERRY LOUNGERS ... I.II
•l.OMOCOT/POLYTPRYLOUNOERS ..... ...
411.0HQCOTIPOLYTEMYLOUNGERS ...•• 9..11
• ..., OOlLS .. . . .. .. .. .. • .. . .. . . .. . ••• 2.98
women's accessories
NOW
1WPMTYHOSE ........................... 21c
11a1CMVES ....•..••••••••••....••••••••. •
25tlCN!E IOQ(S .......•••.•••.......• -••..•
171KNITHATIANDICARVES .......•..•••.• lie
•KNrTDICtCIES ............................ lie
111 NEC9CI ACIES .•••......••..•............ tic
17PEAAL NECICI ACe:s ..........•.......... 9lc
12ILJlll(Y SHAWLS ..••.................... 1•
•mTALlllLTI ......................... 2M • .,_AGI ............................ 2.•
117,MIOUSMMIRIAAAltGS .•......•... 4.28
72&.0MGl&.EEVELIOl'AADI. . . . . • • • . • . • • . SM
infants and toddlers NOW
29 INFANT HATS •.....................•...•• lie
121 INFANT ANDTOOOLER 8UEPERS ...•.. 4.98
Jie INFANTIW!ATERVE.ITS . . . . ........... lie
321NFANTWIS .......................... lie
21 INFAN'f PRAMi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... 2..91
231NFANTCWTIEf'I . . .. . .. .............. 3.98
•TOOOLER~ NIOHTOOWNS ........... 2.91
2it TOOOUR~AOeES . .. .............. 3.91
21 lOOOURGAL SWEATERS .............. 2.91
3' TOOOLERBOY SWEATERS .............• 2.11
•8LEEP£RS ............................. 3 ••
buys for ·girls NOW
21 UTUca.IDREWS .....•.••.•..•... 3.98
1tum.EGILI~ ............... 3.11
•UTTLEGILITC>PI .......•............. 2.11 I amca.aDM11a .................... 3.ll
22MGll.IPANTI ....................... 2.tl
1211Ci-..aPAHT1 ....................... 4.11
...... ~ .•.....•........•. 4.11
11mG11.1• OUID .................... 2.11
a•Gltt.ITOPI ............. , ......... 2.11 a m°"'-ITC>PS ........................ ue
buys for girls NOW
17 mGOH..I TOPS .. .. . .. .. . . .. . .. ....... 4.98
1391Ga....8TOPS ...................... S.•
•CJlll&..s~. . .............. 2.11
72CR.S HATS . . . . . . . . ................. 9lc
12ca.sLEOTAADS ....................... 3•
521 KNEE HIS . . . • .. . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . 41c
47 JACa(ETS • . • • • . • . . • ••......•......... 2M
41 E.tJE•IQS .. . .. . . .. .. ........ 1.91
212 NIECKLACQ . . .. . • . . • . .... 1.91
73 A08ES . . . . . . . . . ....•.......... 9.98
buys for boys
45 BOYS PUJ0 SPORT SHIRTS
JO POL V /COTTON FlAHNEl. SHIRTS
33 POL VESTER~ SLACKS
55 ACRYLIC SWEATERS
63 FOOTBAU JERSEYS
79 FAMOUS MAKE PANTS
19 StlRT AHO SWEATER SETS
73 A•BED KMTTURTLENECKS
. 21UTTLE80Y JEANS . • .
21 LITTLE BOY WU tERH SNATS
buys for men
48c
... 98c
98c
98c-1.98
. 98c
. 1.98
. 4.98
.. 2.48
.. 2.91
. 2.98
NOW
31 S. S&.V KNIT TEE IMRTll . . . .. . . .. 1.-.
11 SPORT IHOM ii . .. . .. . .. .. . . ........ 1.98
31 S..SlVSATINil ZIEOTEESMRTS .... 1.98
63 MIEN"S~VESTS . . 2.98
32 LS&. V DRESS SMRTS 3.98
21UIEN"S S.SlVKHrTSHIRTS ... 2.98
57 S. Sl V ACRYLIC r<MT SHIRTS ...... 2.98
43 s. Sl.V worEAH SHIRTS . . ........ 3.98
19 llEN'SCOTTOH DEN• JEAHS . . .. 4.98
29 L SlVMADRAS Pt.Al> StlRTS . . . 5.98
21 conONFUHNEL SHIRTS . . . ....• S.98
1UIEH'SVINYLJACKETS ...... . . . . ... 5.98
41 L Sl.VAam.ICTUATLENECKS ..... 5.98
37 llEN'SDRlll SlACKS . .. . .. . . .. ..... 7.98
43 YOUNG llEN'S VELOtJR StlRTS . . . . . . . . 9.98
'DYOUNO 1EN'S DRESS SUCKS . . . . . . . . 11.98
GPOLY-COI tOHTUATlENEa<S . . . 3.91
shoes for the family
NOW
• W&mLAIJESSAHDA&.S ...... . ...... 7 ..
lllUTSANDALS ... .. .. . .. . . .. . ..... 2.91
........ DfESSHIEB.S ............. 7.98
•W.SOXFOADS............. .. . . . .. .. 5.91
74CllLDREN'SLEATHEROXFOAOS . . ... 9.98
II YOUTHS AUt••tO SHOES ............... 5.91
1Mm:N'S AUNNltO SHOES. . . . . .......... 9.91
yardage and notions
NOW
32 VOS. PMU ED BAOAOClOTH .. .. . . • .. .. 2lc
47 VOS. WOVEN SOI IDS ..........•......•... 48c
13 VOS. JERSEY KllTS . . . . . . ...........•••. 48c
11 YDS. OEOAOETTE ..................••... 48c
75 VOS. PRINTEDCHAWS .................. 9lc ·
53 YDS. QIANA" ...............•......•.•... 9lc :
117 VOS. POLY /MYLAR KNfTS . . ..........•. 9lc
37YOS. SOUDSUPER SUEDE ......•..••.•. 91c
• YDS. llOUCLE..... .. .................. 1.-
72 YDS. WOOL ILEM>S ................. · · 3.11
127AOUS OF ELA8TlC . . . .. . . ............. 2lc
118CRNTYAAN . . . . . . . . . . . .............. le
149 Y06. Pl.ACDIAT TRiii ............. 10for 50c :
for your home NOW
1tOPIMW!AWORAPU12rM .........•. t•
740NNW!AVIDMNI ........... ~· .. a.II
1000NNWEAWDRAPES 1a.4 ......... 14.18 • ....,. ••••........................ .'. 1.-
•ICINGmztiHEEIS ...................... 3.11
71~CAll8 .....................•.•.. llc , I
-~IACKl ............................ 1.11 :
•"91TVINYLPLACBIATI ................ ~ ;
fine jewelry buys
NOW
IDIAllONDO.IMRNOI ............... 22.M
30 WA'T'CH8Afil)8 .........................• 21c
-ISJUVEtlLIWATatll ..•.................. Lii
Huntington Beach • 9811 Adams Ave.
at Brookhurst St. • 963-9731
........ -..... -... ·-. --
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'· OOITUARIES ~. M.rch 27, 1MD DAIL y ~LOT UJ
BOS'roN <AP) -Dr. AUa•lra••· who
'rua I. .._ ....... •· dal..t to be • ,__
I U1llr• ln IHlroeD· .. ol t.M faaaed AN~he
t rotocY and ln GMCUol war dlW Geroalmo ·Md
JournaHam •• th• wu believed to be tormeredlt4rolU..New Arl~n1'1 oldut rtal
!:ntland Joe.araat of den&, dJed Tuetday ol a
ale4lclne. died w..dnH hurt aumu~ He had .•1 ol cancer. a.Id be .,.. 113.
NEW YO (.\P) -BltOWNSVU.LS, TH·
••• 1h 1tta. SI, 11 tAP>-Gl .. 1y1 lit~ r Prate·WlJlftlQI . P • rler, 10, a cl v l c
auLbor ot ahnoJe, brical •~•d•r and phal•n· poetry about poverty tbropl1t perhapa beat
and Illa native Nldd1e Qe>wn for tbe aoo bne
Weat, dlied 'J'Mld11. tlaet bean her name, .•" -died W94lnesd1y in a
:; · C L E V E L A N D ftouatan bospttat.
:•ltElGHTS. Ohio <AP) -
·l'Ht ft. ~ 8$ co. ., '
•teunder andfomer ;,.. C l' _
ldenl of Lubrhol Corp.. 0 wge
died Wednesday. He waa
also a former acttn~ O•ll T
president of Coe JJers .I.OUT
Institute of Technoloey.
which is now part of
Case West ern Rt!serve
U01versity.
PARIS (AP> -
Rolaad Bartbes,
84 . French pbiJ060pher
and sociaJ critic struck
. by an automobile last
month. died Tuesday of
his inJunes in a Pans
hospital.
CUMBERLAND, R.I.
CAP> -Vaalllos S .
Haaeotes, 88. who
started with one cow on
a farm here and built
the 550-store Cum-
berland Farms dairy
s t o r e chain , died
Wednesday.
The Sadd l eback
Co ll e ge ofrace o f
community services 1s
offering a "Tbealer ln
England" package
tour Aug. 7·28.
The tour is conducted
by Home r Swander.
proressor of English at
UCSB and director of
th e In s titute of
Renaissance Studies,
Oregon Shakespearean
Festival. Ashland, Ore.
The tour costs $1,395
per person dou ble
occupancy not iocludJng
air. Information may be
obtained by calJJng
Sandy Slayback .
Saddleback travel
coordinator.al831-4650.
FLORENCE, Ariz.-------.,.-------.
<A P) -Geronimo
•YIUU.alM
RESIDENTS
ARISE
VOTE
NO
ON
D
Bob Spreen
--~---
Mutual
-Plan ·1
For those with less than SS.000.
Effective March 1 t.hru 31
Now. even as little as $100 earns double-digit
interest lo hdp you keep up with today's living
costs. Minimum term is only 30 months and
interest is compounded daily on this acoow11 .
No bank can pay this high rate.
12.000/o 12.94°k»
Ann.WR.ale Annual Yield
th
Plan2
For those wf t.h $5,000 to $10,000.
Eff ect1ve March 27-April 2
Now you, too, can qualify for our highest·
earning Money Market Account; we'll loan you
the diff~ needed to mcc'l the SI0,000
mutimum balallC(. With our Savtngs Loan you
pay only JOJo above the6-month Mo~ Mar~ct
Account rate on the amount borrowed•
A!)k tor dl>taih.
earn up to 116555°'1>
Annual Yidd
Plan3
For those with $10,000 or more.
EHective March 27-April 2
This io; our highest earning Money Market
Account. 1bc tmn is 6 months, the rate is
guaranteed and no bank or savi~ and loan
pays more. Jt, too, C, insured by a U.S.
Go\ernrncnt Agency to $40,000.
15.700°/o 16555%
Annual Rale Annual Yield
Annualized yield auumes funds remain on deposit ror l2 months ut the
:.ame annual rate R:ites an.• :.ub.)e<'t to rhangl.' ut renewal F'f'dtral rei:ulottonc;
require a subst:int1al penalty for <'arly w1thdra\\ al and proh1b1l
compotmdini,: Q# lnlerMt on 6-mooth \fonr,· \tarl<rt Accounts t Plan& 2 and 3. above I
• f:icamvl•· t l'IJn 21 Sl.000 hnrrowt:d. du~ 21 . .,.ct.I..:.. total payment
' .. I'~ i THE BIG M
;>J.lJllJ.27. Ra11• 16. 70'1.
MUTUAL
SAVINGS ---~660w ~Ad ·~ Pllll.6393 '°'*'08Ctr¥l"Btvd ·~s.ti~~10~~U:mi&&·
Centloe: 1)343 E Anew 8t..o . (;otor\e del Mr l ••O E CoHi """". ~ 2(X) N Onv\ ~·IF~ ''° ~ ~SI . 'f~ v..r I r:u> •,A.,.,..,,.~~.
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<M-nt of ~ llH<h, Ca P•s...t
.... y on ~ ii., l'llO SurvlW<i by
"tr f\U$b.tnd of JI ~n. John, >on Jonn
tl1'erleln. Jr., d ... 9hten Jull• •nd
J<1net, molP!ff Ju/14 G. Edelmen of
C~ro1t. Mic:,....,. AflCI SISier ,,_.,,. H
O•tbOll of O.troft. M1cn1pan ~u ol
I~ A"""""'lon wlll D-. ""Id O<> Fri
d•Y, Mardi ZI. 1'90 '"' \ )()PM di Our
l•dY Quetl\ of A"'1•1• (dlhot•< C~rcll, ear-del Mdr, '" tnl•• mtnt et ~IJ' S.PUICl>er Ctmtltry Soutll Fll'td, Ml<ltt~n. In l1•u 011.!::=========..l-.-------------------------------------------------------------llowt "' .....,_l•I contrlbullOM m•1
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View Mof't"'Y dlrwcws.
DAYIDSC*
.JEIUtY CRAIG DAVI~. rn._
dent .. IM J..-c.Pbt•-· Ge .
• P•ued •••r on Motldey ewnlno • • MM• N. ,_Ill s... 0.-,
• Ht,11 _,,._ W lllS wllt CMolyn P. • D•"....._ -Sc.n Ctaltl O.v-; s-J-c:.111 ~ea., 2 oevgntws
• Mk; ..... on-flf ~. C.., -• Sll•w• O••I•••,. of I•,. J11en '~ea..,,.....~ of · Pn~. «•nNt, 2 brolll•n
• DenJel O.~ of Pltuburq. K•n'-1•
and Ted O••ldson ol L•••l•nd,
, F IOrkle. Ml, ~ w•• • p<oftt>O<
•• .,. • c~tM of l,,. ll11liflff • D•C111S••cwt .. Sildelle•1dt Cd._l .. ..... ,..,...~-~ • 1-• .,. ,_ ......,. lft Torrence ..s
: r.Mtl• ,,,,.., ... -· • --of .... • ICOAtfl Olftltlct ~ln9 with Cllstlft<.
• t1on "' "'9 United S\Mft Air "-· Vlsltetlon ell Gey Frldey, A.Ure;ll a,
,,., ., -~I ColOnltl a-.. M•morltl wrvtcH wlll Cle Mid et
• 1 OOPM M Mllftdey, Men.It 21, 1'80 et
, the L.-.al Otioftltl Ol8pel wllll Or.
• Rocco A. ~. HSIO<, Cttunll of
• O•ll' U""'9. F~ln V•ll•y, c.. of-
: t1C••llA9. Pt1vete Interment •Ill , fOllOw. n--wlsll ,,..., mu.e ~
• trlbullon• to II•• Jerry O•vldlOn ')cbOl•"''"P Fund. c/o S.OOl•bt<ll Col1•Q• ScllOl•nlllp Foundation.
LU ... '1111 ---,, MO s.. El C<tmtno
Re••. S•n Clemente, director\. • •92-1117. • GAM90U>
: CL YOE HOWARO GAMBOLD. '"'" • ~nl of T..stln, c.. PHWd -•Y on
• Merell 2S, 1eeo. Hit ••• • SS-yitor
• ,..em!Mr of IM o.d" Mai.on•C l.ocl9@ : ti .,. ._, ~troll, MICll111•n He ••
• ~u rv 1veo by nh deu;nt~r P•t
• Hamilton, brotnu Ed••rd of
'. M1Cll19A11-2 Qr~en_ S..-.
Ann Karr of Tu•lln -Ell1ebellt Sn••••P<t••• ol CMI• ~ ... c. F .,,.., ti l«YICts wll 1 be Mid on Fri·
d•Y et 11:00AM et llw Hertlol' u wn
• Munorl•I Cll•P•l "'''" Rev. ' C:llf'htopfler C. $tnlll and Ille Mer Vis-
' I• Loooe Mesonlc Lode• • 12
• F & A. Ill officlttlft9,. Servl<H under
• IM Gl.-.ctlon of MArtio< uw,..Mow>t
011 ... Mor111•ry OI Coit• Me ...
S40-SSS'.
SWln4 & TVT .. LL
MORTUARY
WIS1Q.ff CHAPIL
MortU81'V • Cremallone
4V E. 171h SI.
Costa Mesa
646 4888
... Q laOTHBS
SWIMS' MOITUMY
6Z7Main St ~tlnQton Beach 536-6539 ......... , . )COl~M8AL
7801 Bo ... Ave.
westminster ;. 883-3525
PACMC YJl'W t•~IPAH
CenwllerY MortUatY
Chapel
3500Peciflc View Onve
Newport Beach
64+2700
McCCI L ICI MOSTUilllS
L._.una Beech
414-8415
.
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911'1 Ami CasMtrano e.1ne
M...-u~.OUYI wonu.y • Oltmt*Y a. .. tlarf 1125 Gilllt A-. c-. ..... .., •. ,
(
,...,,.'"' ... el4tllftlty)
the tredttk>nal Enter sau1age
lsnow •t
ff iclcow fcmrms
FASHION WESTCLIFF PLAZA ISLAND ,,,.,...,_ ~.,_,...i.cen N--'---~ ~-'•1.~&ff\.Wt.
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7 DAYS A WEEK ......,....._, .. ~. Wftldff"-
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Contact Len!!e'i
E yeweer Styl1ro
Refracting
Preecnbing
Dr. Lou Elder
OPTOMETRIST
642-0720
1124 trvine Ave.
Newport Beach
Antliong ~
SHOE SERVICE
l1gl•ll lepalr Cale hr ,,.., • TOPSmll
~
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Police Chief Gary Brown (left) of San
Clemente accepta plaque from U.S. Secret
Service fer department's assistance over
the years in guarding former President
Nixon and his family when they were at
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their San Clemente home. Special ~gent
Ed McDowell bolds plaque. With him ls
Ronald Pontius, former special agent in
charge, now a San Juan Capistrano
businessman.
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f:!"JNte ~ 6!'
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()ND V.W: 1!00,.. TNI Time Of•• l'ARTIA&. U1'T
Aepe of Sat>lne by Clod Ion.~ ~~OMO by LAlh-Bob ~ DeMy 0y Lonnier, Cheyenne by R9mlnotoo. em. HNd by ~~ Setter by Moignelz. WhrteclOud bv tc.ube. Mete ~ Female Bev • ~ --Gregro1re, Bronco Buster by Remlnoton. WofNn wtth ~ bV G
YOUR KEYT
B!tiiR HEALTH M ~ tedlllOlogillt .., • "*60 heaHh nune ........... ~ .......
• .... publk) '°""" Thur.-
-~ ZT. hpm 7 to I p .m .. 1t Coeh Meaa
MlntMial hoaipltlll. ~ wtlt dlecu. the UM of
uttraaouftd In medtcal =-and a new county 9vice now 8V9llable lnODatiaMeea.
Fr.e ~ .min .. on
"9Clcal and ~ .......
toplc:e .. on.r.d monthtV
.. the hoapltal to .,..., .,...
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Pair of Japeneee t...arge Iman 30'' v ..... Palr of CNMN ROM Medell
Circa 1820, Covered Sevret Pataoe 32" Vaae. Pair of Jacob Pettt fl
of F1m111e ROM v ... Circa 1830. Pair of Set9uml v-wtth 1000
Vienna Coll'er9d Hr Um. ~aeelw J9penne 23Yl v .... Pair of c.nt PIMt ....
Kutan1 JADMYOIY-HAIDSTOlllS C&.OfSOMMI 1 ~hlte Jade Wat8f' Pot 6W. Large JllOanete 11/0rY Temple. Pair CefYfd Splnactt
Jade Octagonal Pl8QU81. Pair of Malactute Vaaes wrttf Ormolu Moun~~~
In R09e Quartz. lat>ls. Jade. Ivory and Malachite. Pair of Champleve Clof90nne
Vases. AMT'lqut. SIMI-~ AMO USID OlllNT.._ M$ ·
lsohahan. Slltt Chlneee. Srtk Hereke. Tlbriz. Afghan. ~. AntlQue Kuba.
AntrQue Farranan. A Pair of AntlQue Keehan Rugs. and menv ot~ tine e>l«lee.
OIJICT'S OF AaT • Pair of 15th Century Japenese Rare Cr.ied Stone Markers. 19th Ceotury Jepei eee
Bronze Pedestal. Pair of Green Marble Vaaes on Marble Pedestals. ~' c)f Ant1QUe Japanese Bronze and GOid v .... Wedgewood Dinner $er.<er
''°""" '"" °"""'" Com-.~ "'"""°"'· ........ l:-Screen. ~and 6 Panel Coramandef Screen. P8'r of French End Tablee. laid Tiit
Tables. Mahogany Coneole TM>le. a.-Chest. TM>oureta.
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IRISH GEORGE O'MAAA (CENTER) TRIES TO FENO OFF PARNELL FARLEY DUR I NO COST A M!SA FIGHT WEDNESDAY Nt'G;{;~ ...._ •" .ic ... "' •-•
,,ast Greens Suit Blalock
Mesa Verde Tailor-made for LPGA Veteran
... By HOWARD L. BANDY
, Of -o.11, ,.llol St.If Jane Blalock w1U be playing
ber first tournament at Mesa
Verde Country Club during this
year's Women's Kemper Open
and with her track record, she
could be in the winner's circle Sunday night.
Blalock had to bypass the
tournament last yc1:1r when a
wrist injury caused her to skip
two events. Then she returned in
Palm Springs, didn't do too well
because the wrist was still hurt·
ing a UttJe and went on to win
the next two tournaments.
)'BILE BER TEAM didn't do
toO well in the pro-am Wednes· djy, CJDe of the members or the
JllQUp bad a bole-in-one on the
lll-7ard. par-three third hole. ~ spread around the that Pete Hall had ~ tbe flq .Uck and jerked
'-U'C" ball out onto the green and
tbat Blalock had made him putt
·:
WAYNE CARLANOER
Ocean View
it out for a birdie two.
"That's not true at all," s he
says. "Isn't it amazing how such
stories get spread around. I told
h~m to go up and get the ball
himself because I figured it
would be a thrill for him. He
wasn't charged with an extra
stroke ••
While she was on the practice
putting green, s he sought a spot
across from her caddy and a~ay
from people who might break
her concentration. Then she held
her right hand b<'hind her and
putted one-handed for several
minutes.
''I DO THAT to practice keep·
ing the blade going through the
ball. It goes toward the bole a
longer time with lt in your left
hand and the better you putt this
way, the better you will puUoo the
course,··~~~
She has won four tournament.a each of the last two years and
since she turned pro in 1969. she
JEFF ANDRADE
Ocean View
·Ocean View Duo
OnA.ll-CIF Team
mpire League Player of the
Wayne Carlander bas been
ePsen to the All-CIF 4·A farst
by tbe Citizens Savings
c Foundation board, an
r wblcb came by way of ac·
atkln without a vote.
earnin1 All·CIF laurels
Jeff Andrade of Ocean View
· Dave Cook of Mater Dei.
rade ii a second team
choice, Cook picked up a berth
on lbe third team.
Player of the year laurels go
to IDJrlewood _Higft's Ralph
Jackson, a &.3 guard wbo led the
Sentinels to the 4·A crown.
J acluon, b~aded for UCLA,
averaged 18.0 points a game for
the cbampiona.
Carlander and St. John
Bosco'a Steve Carlino are the
only juniors on the first team.
The 6-7lh Carlander averqed
26.4 points for the Empire
League champions.
Andrade. the other balf of
Ocean View's one-two punch,
averaged 23.2 points a game.
It was a Mr. Inside and Mr.
Outaide affair for Ocean View p
tbe two led the Seabawka to a
25-3 overall record and a berth
ln t.be CD' 4-A sem.lflnall.
Am_, the HU09'1 ht1hlllbtl
for Ocean View was the cum·
plonablp victory at Kat.ell• mp.
a pair ot vietoriel over ltltanda
and tourDament cbamploalbtpe
at L••una Beach, Arroyo
Grande nd VWa Part.
DurlnS fea1ue pla1 tbe
Seabawb establilbed an o~
County acort.Da record lD a 121Ml
wia O'tW Kennedy.
has a total of 26 LPGA tour vic·
toraes.
··I th.ink ttus course is great
and I like the greens very
much," she says. ~1·m a good
putter on tncky, fast greens like
these and I'm lookmg forward to
play mg 10 the tournament."
p to the last two years. she
won most of her titles by comUlg
from behind the leaders but
things seem to have changed in
her last six or eight victories.
WREN I WON my first Triple
Crown , I came from two shots
back to beat Judy Rankin and
JoAnne Carner io a playoff. I also
beat JoAnne in a playoff one time
after coming from five strokes
back."
When she was in school, she
played basketball, tennis and
softball and still plays some
softball wben Uae occHioa
arlaea. Basketball was her
f ~ vorit.e game. "I like to shoot,"
she says.
Looking al the changes that
have come over the LPGA and
the women's eolf tour since she started, she says there are
several things different these
days.
"I think the biggest change is
in the quality of the players to·
day. Any one of a number of
them could win any given
tournament.
"The quality of the courses is
also much better and the way
* * *
MV's Wilkins
Tops Pro-run
Mardell WIUuns. a resident of
Mission Viejo and a touring pro
s ince 1971. led her four amateur
partners to fi rst place in the first
pro-am event of the Women's
Kemper Open golf tournament
~ ednesday with a low ball score
of 53. 17 under par.
W\lk:ins picked up $600 for her
efforts and those of her amateur
partners that included Tom
O'Kane. Wllrd Wright. Tom Cun·
ningbam and Len Luxenberg.
Penny Pulz was second low
pro with Sylvia Bertolaccini and
JoAnne Carner tying for third.
No individual scores were kept
for the pro players.
JANE BLALOCK
the tournaments are run is first
Class DOW. Of course, the money
is also much greater but I don't
feel that 1s the biggest change ...
l~ADDITION lo p laying soft all and checking her invest
me , lalock also takes time
out run in m ini-marathon
races but doesn't have any 11·
lus1ons about winning
"'To me JUSt finishing the rare
is winrung," she ~ays '"I don't
have the time to be dedicated
enough to wm ''
One or her pet peeves is that
!\Orne people say golfers arc not
athletes.
"In golf you can be all
psyched up and your muscles
are pumped to the point where
the adrenaline 1s flowing and
then you have to hJl a son shot to
a green. To my way of thinkmg.
it takes an athlete to do that."
Blalock firushed seventh on
the money list last season when
she woo $115,000, topping the
Sl00,000 mark for the third
straight year. She also had the
i..ecood·lowest scoring average
on the tour for the second year
in a row.
CM Bout:
Oose Call
For Farley
By DAVE Ct:NNINGHAM
OI IM 0..1, ,._Sutt
Heavyweight Parnell Farley
kept his ~rfttt record mtact
Wednesday rught. but aft.er 1t
wasover,heknew he had beenm a fight
Farle} scored a 78-76 decision
over ln.sh George O'Mara t.n the
main event oC a five-bout box ·
1ng rard al the Orange County
r'a1rgrounds in Costa Mesa
It marks onJy the second de·
feat in 10 pro bouts for O'Mara.
and both have been dealt by
Farley. who ha.a now run h.ts-
recordto7-0.
It was an im pressi ve
performance by Farley. wbo
did:n 't nen know be woWd be
cllmblna i11&o the rlna andl two
da.Y• belcs'9 the bout. t'art.Jo ...
a r e placement for Bulleer w a.tlad. wbD b.ed to wtul*aw because ol an eye Injury aaf·
fered duri.og a sparri.n& 6eSSJOO.
Thia .... t.be third boxinl card
at tbe fairgrounds •Ince
December. but the promoten
have b..s dilrJCa.Jty lining up the
same boxers they ad.-erilse.
One card bad to be canceled
because two of the boxer$ re·
portedly cootracted the nu two
days before the scheduled fights,
and last·manute substitutions
have beel1 the rule, rather than
the exception, in most of the
Costa Mesa bouts.
Colorful mJddleweight Ernest
Rabate. for instaot'e, was
scheduled to meet Mano Luna m
a n eight-rounder, but Rabate
railed an sick
But WAY Enterprises . the
group wh.Jch 1s organmng the
fights. dld enough last-minute
~huffllog to stage an entertain·
ing card of five bouts. rather
than tbe adverused four AJl but
the heavyweight brawl between
O'Mara and Farley were IJl the
middleweight class.
Kenny Hodges and Silver
Green settled for a draw m the
first fight. neither landmg a
s e r ious punch during a
laclclusterfour·rounder.
Randy McGregor won a nar·
row deasioo over former Golden
Gloves champ Bobby Edwards
m the secood bout.
One o f the l ast -minute
substitutioos. Bahi Muhammad.
scored a technical knockout over
<See BOVTS, Pa1e BZ)
Bel Made~~
Believers.··
OfAIA
87 IOBN 8.EVANO Of .. o.lly ...........
Joe Nehla 11 an embltt.eTed
young man these days.
The 6-4, 180-pound guard out ol
Arizona University baa done
everything bwnaoly possible to
make a name for bimaelf and
yet be just can't seem to get t.be 1 ..
recognition due him. :
Taite the 1979·80 colle1e
basketball season for in.stancl. i
Nehls led bis ·Nildcats in nioe ,
categories, including points per · game (19.3); led the P ac-10 in •
free throw percentage (89 per.
cent); and finished thir d in Uie
Pac-10 scoring race for the
second year in a row. All th.ls
and sWl oo recognition.
WELL, NEHLS made the
doublers stand up and takf
notice at the Anaheim Conveo·
lion Center ·Ned.nesday night 8f
he scored 22 points to le'd hU
Coaches All-American team to ~
stunning 115·89 upset victor)
over Athletes in Action.
Teaming with Rich Brannin@
in the backcourt, Nehls was aU
over the floor dunng his 19Y.
minutes of action, playing t.ougt
defense, floatmg 111 a beautiftt
shot from the corner or dishin{
off a pass for an assist.
"Nhen 1t was aJI over his ac-
com plishme nts were finall>
arknowledged as b e wa!
awarded a plaque as the game·~
Most Valuable Player.
"l 'VE RAD a pretty g<>Gd
year," said Nehls, shaking bis
head. "but I always seemed to
be overlooked in these all-star
games and by the scouts. That·~
why Uus game meant so much t&
me."
T he Coaches All-America
game marked the first and onb
all·atar &•me Nehls will play m
\his year, alt:bougb be bu bMll
.elected as an alternate for t1'G
ot.ben. "I'•• ne•er reall7 had~ c~ .. Ndla added. •"Mo 8M ..... to ............ .,...,
...U-tM -.a • eome ef '111e ..._.all..._....-. I'm }Git
J!!lad I ••~ able to s h o"-
somelbinc tooicbt. Maybe 1
cb.....Safewauada..''
IP BS DlllN"T. no CJDe ....
watehills a• Ne•ta and °"" Colllna from 'Nasldngt.on Sit*
s tole tbe s bow for tbe AO·
Americans. The crowd of 6.218
was dazzJed by the quickness,
speed, aboodng and all-around
defense ol the college alJ-stais
• . . a.s was AlA.
The All-Americans teid
throughout most of the coo~.
trailing brie<ly, 36-30, late iD llje
fi rst ha lf. But Branning add
Nehls teamed with Rickey
Rrown, Reggie Johnson, Dean
Hunger and Francoise ·.vise 1o
score 12 of the last 16 points in .
the half to assume a 4642 lead ct ~
the 1nt.emussion. <
The All-Americans then put
the f'?ame on ice midway through
the flnal 20 minutes when UMGr
expanded a 72-62 lead to 87~
with 6:57 remaining.
THE WIN WAS NOT only
first for the All-Americans
three tnes, 1t also brought a sail
end to the careers of Brad Hoffr
man and Ralph Drollinger, wlip
played their final eames ,.,.
AIA. )
Drollinger. who will put his 7~
frame on the NBA market t!m
season, finis bed as bis teatn •s
leading sc:orer with 22 points,
Hoffman, who is retiring, did not
(See NEHLS, Page BZl
llatllr Oil captured lta aeeond
atrallM -..•• Leape cbam· ploeabtp and Cook waa tbe catatrst. acortna 14.3 po6nta a
p!De, In addition to c11rectlJll
the ofleoae. AFT!R IUPPtNG TO THI CANVAI, LAMY llYIRl ITARll UP AT MARIO WNA. t • '
)
AC ........ ftlport F'roM ._ w.td of lp1rt1
Tennis Anyone? For Pro
It's 168 Comeeative Boan
r .... APDl .. UJtu
'!SCONDJOO -Evef1one a11P1"9riat .. a btt ol
ovuUme on~ tn a while. but how about~ pro
Alex RJvu, a 1"'1 who's &ookiq for JJI Muri ol
overtime ln one week to help raiM IDOIMyt -•
The 29-,.ear-old tennla pro la pet.UJoelaf the EleoDdido Cl·
ty CouncU to let him play 181 coueeutJve houn ot lennia
be1lnnln1 April JO
Rlvu. head pro at Lbe Courtyard health club, 1111 hls '°a lid week ot playto~ tennh ~ eam hJm a place l.n the
ulnness Boot of World R~. The prevk>ua marau.on
rtt<>rd for playlna tftlnis ls 105 hours, aet by two North Carolina men la.st May
Rivas. a tennis pro for e11ht yeara and a coach for 10
years, told councilmen Wednesday nl1ht he la trying to ratae
$300,000 for Lbe !:pUepsy Society.
The pro also says he has UMd up aome formidable op·
pos ition includto1 Bobby Raus. BUhe Jean Kln1. Roy
Emenoa, Rod Laver and Pancho Se1ura.
Escondido's Ihle councilmen, faced with a petJtJon of pro-
test from aome area residents because of pouible DOlae and
activity the event would create, told Rivas to retW'D next
Wednesday nJght so resldenta could tell their side of the story
r------Qt.er al 'It# Da,, -----
'"lb.la ,uy'a gonna need a Brink's truck." -St.
John's Coach Loa Canaeseeca, pondering the pro con·
tract that awaits Joe Barry Carroll, Purdue's All·
American center.
T••••• P•lb 6 .... • ft .. e~
Angel left-hander Frau Tanana became the Iii
. third hurler in four days to leave a spring exhibi·
. lion baseball game because of an injury. com·
plaining of a alight groin muscle pull Wednesday
: . in . a 2·1 lou w the Chicago Cubs ... Los Angeles Dodger
utility player Derrel Thomas nailed two runners trying lo
steal on hJm ln a four-inning stint as a catcher in a 12·8 vie-
• Lory over St. Lou.l.s • • • Left-hander Geoff Zau pitched seven
strong innings and designated hitter JOMl
Morales stroked t.bree hits w pace Mln·
nesota lo a 4·1 win over Pftbburgh ...
Pitcher Rieb Honeycutt and reliever alck
AndenoD allowed only three hlts through
eight innings as Seattle nipped San Diego,
8·6 . Riro Carty slammed a two·run
homer and five Toronto pitchers stopped
Kansas \1ty on six hits for a 2-0 wm
Oakland's Matt Keough, who had a 2·17
record last year, made h1s spnng train·
mg mark 3·0 with a solid seven·mning pitch·
TANANA ing performance as Oakland beat Mllwau·
kee, 7·2.Glenn Borgmann smacked an elght·innin~ homer oH
Tom Underwood to giVl' the Chicago White Sox a l·O win over
the New York Yankees ... Ron Hassey and Duane Kuiper
, figured in both scoring rallies as Cleveland won its firth straight
game, edging San Francisco, 3·2 ... Mickey Rivers'
two·run homer lopped a four-run fourth lnning as Texas beat
: Montreal, 6·2 . . . Joe Nlekro pitched six hitless innings and
: Danny Beep included a home run among his three hUa as
~ Houston topped Boston. S-3 . . . AUanta pitcher Prestoe RH·
• na extended his perfect spring record to four victories with
· four scoreless innings of rel.Jee work that helped the Braves to
• a 6-2 win over Cincinnati . . . Mike Sdamldt hit his third and
" fourth home runs ol the spring and knocked in six runs to
.. lead PhiladelpbJa to a 9-8 wi11 over t.he New York M ets ...
• Detroit designated hitter Steve Kemp drove in five runs with
a thr~run homer and a double as the Tigers defeated
Baltimore. 7-3 ... The Dodgers asked irrevocable waivers
on veteran pitcher Ken Brett lo J1?1ve him has conditional re·
lease. The club announced that Brett. 31, has a sore arm ..
• Milwaukee Manager George Bamberger was listed tn stable
· condition today after heart surgery.
8••• 8aa9All"e111 ••~r
,, Walter Davis scored 32 points and Paal m
;. Weatpbal added 25 as Phoenix dumped Seattle,
~ 109·99 in National Basketball Association action t Wednesday night. The Suns kept alive their hopes
:: of overtaking Seattle for second place in t.be Pacific Division
•. . . PlllJ SmW. sent Golden State ahead with two minutes
r emaining and Clifford Ray made several important de·
: fenslve plays as the Warriors held on for a 106-100 victory
over Kansas City . . . Scott May scored 12 points ln the
~ final period as Chicago saddled Denver with a 122·11.S setback
. . . . The Houston Rockets overcame a third-quarter San
:: Antonio rally a nd rode the shooting of MOiia MaloH to a
·-113· 101 win over the Spurs . . . J.Uu Ent.a&, mum.inc to
action after missing three games with a sprained foot, scored
20 or his 30 points in the last quart.er lo lead Philadelphia w
an 84-81 win over AUanta . . . Rook.le D9dley Bndley
scored all 11 of his points in the final period as lndiana ex-
ploded for a 124-U.4 victory over Detroit Na~
Arclllbald scored a season-high 29 points and Larry Bini
~ added 23 points to power Boston lo a 129-121 win over New
~ York.
:: O.•rgn Flied A9al••t To,..•t• C•~•
:: Ontario Provincial Police said Wednesday ~ -they have told Toronto Coach Floyd Smith that ,
: charaes have been filed a~ainst him as a result of a
: Marcb 14 traffic accident m which two people died.
: Smith will be char1ed with impaired driving and criminal
• negllg~ causing death ... In NHL action, Wednesday
: night Ryu Walter assisted on two goals including the game
.;: •inner to lead Wubinaton back into the 16th place and
: playoff contention as tfie Capitals defeated St. Loula, 4-2
: • . . Dia •llnledl acored twice, lneluding his lootb career
., coal. to lead Edmonton to a 5-2 win over Detrott. It wu the
• sl.Jtth win id MYeo outlap for the Olien • . • Center Due
; QrWlaa k'ONd three comecutlve third-period 1oall .and ~ added a aullt to CUTY Wlnnlpq to a 7-0 win over Hartford • • • ._ Wlba•r, .... ~c-.etl and Tom L,.Salt all
bad a pl and an ualat as Ollcqo ripped Quebec, 7·2.
. c.., ..... B•rria C.U. Ii • C•reer
: C1llf Ban1e, an all-pro aafety for the Dallu • : Cowboys, anJM>WDced hla retlrement from football
to eater private business • • • Former LSU f~
:·ball coaih 01ar1eJ •~ bu accepted a
: · three·year contract to bead tbe Taaaertne Sporta AaoclaUoo,
: • which 1'\1111 tbe Taqertne Bowl 1ame eacb;ar ... Fonner
·: Olympic tnck st.ar Jeele 0...11 c:ootlD cbemotberapy : · tnatma for luq eaneer at tbe Unlvenlty Arlloaa Health :: =-c.a&er, when ... bu been tnnlf......S from a ! : la Pboeala • • • TIM Nonre.SU 017mplc Coaun.lU..
• •: ..,... Wedll11day to MDd lta athlMM to the 1* Summer
I'; o ... ID llaecow ••• NW1 ...... , ...... vcMd P..,_ of
•'the Y ... ID wom•'• coU.,e bubtball, 1upporta Prell••• ~: Cutlr'I call for a boycott ol tbe llOICOW Gamet • • • JI• ·: vm-. wbo built Iona mto aa But.em power ln h1t 11.Jt ~~ ..... u bud buketball eoacb, hu restped to take •
;: similar polt at North Carolina State.
!: ~ ......
f: TV: Hone a.ctn• -Today at Santa Alllta, 7:30 p.m .,
1: Cbaanel u. Collel• Bueball -Arbona Staten. use. u:ao
'· p.m •• <>-"' t. 'taped. !• &ADIOs BuUtball-Labn at Utab, t :ao p.m., Kl.AC :! ('10). llcdeJ-Pit11=8t IDDO, 1:IO p.m., Kiii (U.). ,. Y'laADIO
··· I• •W -~ tt. Taal at Pompao Beada, ri.., so:•.~·· &ABC <*>·
....
SOCCEA I AUTO RACING /IASKEtBMJ.
Surf
Optimilm Hi.gh, But It's Not AU Ros;
81 aTaT llSDBN -.,~.,.., ..........
Tb• cauronua Surf eaten the
lMO Nortlt American Soccer
1A11u. MUOD S.turday ln Van· couvv on t.be Mila ol a •trlna ol •ut••· A •trcnf ahow1at ln the leeond
ballot the lt1t Muon, a bl&b·
1corln1 campalcn (b"t poor
won-1011 record> durina the
NASL'a lndoor 1euoa and ID UD·
defHted ex.b.lbltioo record have
t.be Surf off and nying.
YET, DESPITE ALL the op-
tlmi1m ln the Surf camp, things
aren't all rosy. For i.nslance:
-The Surf WU not.lfied lhia
week tbat its contract with
1oalkeeper Alan Mayer, ac·
quired during the otr.euoa. l.s
not valid.
-Goalkeeper Dave Jokent
reslped recently lo take an ad·
minlatraUve poet in youth soc-
cer. ·
-F\&Uback J oe Clarke 15 a
question mark after knee
SW'gery.
-Player·Coacb Peter Wall
has not sufficiently recovered
frofTI an ankle lnjury and will probably miss ttie rirst three
weeks ln a playing capacity.
AND IF THAT'S not enough,
the Surf opens the season With
three road games. beginning
with Saturday's contest In Van·
PETER WALL
couver again.st the Soccer Bowl
cbamploo Whitecaps.
While Surr orficials await
word from the NASL on the
s tatus of Mayer's contr act.
s tarting goalkeeper Mike
Mahoney will be backed Up by
former Edison High School
player Steve Hellmich
The ll~·year-old from Hunt
For Beaa•lt Tea•
l.Dng Beach Track
Not Fast Eiwugh
By HOWARD L. HANDY
OI -o.11, ~-Sutt LONG BEACH -When the
hottest car and driver on the
Formula One circuit takes hls
place on the grid al the ToyotII
Grand Prix of Long Beach Sun
day. the chances are that be will
be looking lo fifth or sixth place
at the Cl.rush.
ll isn't that the Elf·Renault of
Rene Arnoux Isn't capable of
winning on the Grand Prix
circuit. Far from it.
Arnoux bas woo the last two
races. first in Sao Paulo. Brull and then in the South African
Grand Prix at Johannesburg. As
a result of the two victories ln
three races to date, Arnoux is
the point leader and would like
to stay on top with a good fl.rush
here Sunday when the Grand
Prix gets ofr the grid at 2
o'clock.
"WE LIKE fast tracks and
don't like 11low tracu," Arnoux
said r~ntly
"We wall have a bitger
transmission lo the car this
year," team manager Jean Sage
says. "'The car is also new and
we hope lo be around 10th place
on the grld."
Sage then ta lked about the
180·degree hairpin turn at the
end of the long back chute where
the highest speeds are attained.
"That's the worst possible
turn of the whole season." Sage
said. "Others ca.o Improve their
cars for ~ch race, too, so we
have tG work very hard lo stay
on lop.''
THIS DOESN'T mean that tbe
Renault team ot Arnoux and his
teammate Jean-Pierre Jabouille
are glvtng up before they reach
the grid. But they are facing re·
ality and know that their cars
are not exactly suited to the aea·
level, winding track in Long
Beach.
The Renault.has bad difficulty
in the put becomln& a com·
peUUve car on tbe Formula One
clrcull But the team feela it baa
amved th1I MUOD •
"We have a wtni car tb1I year
and we worked real bard on the
en1lne to obtain rellablUty.''
Sa1e aays. The Renault l.a 1
wln1 car wltb around eff eeta and
a twin turbocbat1ed engine.
"WE IV8T HOPE to be in the
polntl at the end ol tbe raee.
perhaps flttb or slxth position,"
Sa1e addl.
Tbe Renault manaaer f eela
the Ferraris aboQld be favored
at Loaf Beach. So far tb1I year,
the rerrart balD't-. too weU.
'"l'b9Y ~ tbe edYan· t tale . lD turDI ad I
they are "l'l IOCI on tbe .._.
tracks like LODI Beacb," S.,. .. , ••• .,,,. Ferrari people doa't
undentaad what bu baDDIDICI to them tb1I year. Lons -8eacb
could be tbe track wbeft they
cu make their comeback."
.Jaboullle ii U... veteran drtvw
OD tbe a.a.ult team but bM bad meeblalcal troub&el ln eacb ~ the ,._, ArDoU bu wa& ID
fact, Jaboullle led tbe ,.. ..
Bruil from tM pole .-Adm • tll ........ ,... .... lie ...
1e4 far ......... ·a=.· loatb Aft1oa but • ~-
JA90UIU..I
tire forced hJm from the race.
TRIS COULD brin& on a bit of
anlmoetty ror some team• and
their dnvers but Sagf:' say<; there
1s ltttle. Lf any, between the two
··Jean was very depressed
after break mg in both roct--. ... he
says. "But Rene has helpl"d hrm
very much and has said he won
with help from Jean They work
together and "hen they test. on<> works on the brakes and the other
on cngule or other problems. then
they combine information
"I don't think they are good
friends but they work toget.Mr
very well But they don't go out
together. In their work lbey are
friends and don't hide anyUung
Crom each other ··
ASKED IF the two drivers
were looking ahead to the next
race because of the slow track at
Long Beach. Sage said: "Rene
d()('sn't even know what race 1s
after Long Beach. He's tryang to
do the best he can to be i.n tbe
best position at Long Beach · ·
Sage says that Renault 1s
benefitting Crom its racing ex·
perieoces ln building passenser
cars.
"Formula One cars are ~
ditrereot from normal can on
the streets," Sage expla10ed.
"We are buildin1 a small. llDy
car and I believe that the
turbocharged engine wlll be In
t.be future for passenger cars. It
can be used only when needed on
the highways at top speed and at
will keep the exhaust and poUU·
lion much lower. It will also
save ruel with a ruet Injection
pump."
• ~1-.· ·'
lnstoa Beach WU drafted '-t
September after eatcbJ.q the at·
tenUoa ol aeouta •bi.le ~
oa the Su.rf'a Junior team.
·•11 tbe 11tu.atlon arrives and
we dGft't &et Mayer. I wouldn't
have any beattation ~f utldl
Hellmldl.'' Wall says. "He la ln··
experienced but be bu rot the
tools. The only way to liod out la by playtn1 bim."
MEANWHILE, WALL'S
replacement at the sweeper
position will fall lnto the hands
<or feet> of utilityman Gerry In·
1ra m . a 32·year .old from
England lo bis fifth NASL
aeaaon. ,
Last year, the Surf fiA1sbed in
a tle fOf' first in the We.tern
Dlviaioa with San Dieao. The bis
reaaoo for the late aar1e < 1().5 in
the flu! u sames> wu Lamte
Abrahams. a 24-year·old
forward,
Abrabum l>kked up tb1I year
•here be left off lut sea.on. scoring four goala in the Su.rf's
first three exhlblUon aamea.
He WU the West.em Dlriaton's
leading scorer last season with
18 go.ls and 17 assists for 53
point.a. Abrahams came from
Tulaa in a lut-second trade
alter a aeries ot dlaaareemenu
with management there.
A II EaJCA.N ALAN &ELLY,
acquired from Su Diego, wtll bol1ttt the mldftelder postUon
. and atren~ the Surf's att~· tlon with the NASL 's
Acnericaniz.atJon proceu. Tbis
year. lmtead ol two. Ulne North
American ci1hena mu.at be oo
the ndd at all tima for each
team. Canadian S&epben F_...y 1..1
roo.aidtettd ao excelleot attae:k·
1ng forward who made the
trana1lJoo from ice hockey to
i.O<"cer by moVlng from Toronto
10 lrt-land at tht age o( 13
Al age 33. Wolfga"ng Suhnholz
1mprovt>S with age As one Surf
official put 1t . he !. alread)
musterr-d tnclc.s of the trade that
tht· ~ouni::n plJ)t r-. are JUSt
lt·a rnL111-t
OTHER PIAYEBS to \ltlllc h
inc lude Cree agent Johann
Scharmann. a classy Au.slnan
International player acqwred
rrom Detroit: mldfiekkr Martt
LlndHy wbo waa Abrahams·
rt&bt·baDd aalst mu ln Ule ln· door season : and two
Engltshmen. Paul Cahall and
And) ~kBnde
McBnde usually plays center
back pos1uon. wtule Cahill. a bi g
defender. bnngs an enforcer 1m
age to the team and 1s aptly
rucknamed' "killer ..
"We're striving to build G
team or individu.ais. and lbat
means we have to work
to1ether ... Wall says. "We don 't
have any ~alled 'world-clus'
players so our strengths wt11 be
our unaelriabnns. · ·
As ror Saturday 's season
opener. Wall is lt~bing lo cet
started. "Right now, I can't wait
(or Satu.rday. I think we have
players on lhis team who can
score goals. Providin1 the de·
rense is strong. we're going lo
win some games." be adds.
Ex-Edison Athlete
Oiarged With Tbef t
f'""8 AP Dbpakltn
PROVO. Utah -S hawn
Mccraney. a freshman sprinter
for the Brigham Younjt
Un1\•ers1ty swim team and a
product of Edison High, has
been cha r ged with auto
burglary.
Pt1 cCraney. 18, along with 19·
yea r ·old sophomore Dean
Nielson from Calgary, Alberta.
was al'T'eS~ Sunday nlght. A
pretrial hearing haa been set for
April 3
NABERS
NEms ...
acore but bad nl.ne ... ilta. AJA
coneluded It.I aeuon wlth a .. u
record.
Collina, the Pac-lO's leading
scorer ftnlabed with 18 point.a
whlle teammate Bryan RI.On
had M and Hunger (Utah State)
12 lo compliment Nehls.
Tbe All·Amerlcau, who bad
only one practJee, tbowed am&z·
ing coheslveneu and tenacity On
the court
''I IU8'1' TOLD the kids that
the all·•tan had never won Uiis
thm1 before," said a smlllng
N ashillcton State Coach G«>rge
Ravelin1. who .. rved as t.be
team•• coecb. ''l told them there
woukt be a lot ot KOUt.s here. so
play bard and play some de·
fente
"Tbe luds showed the sC0\4,s
not onl)' un they score. but ~Y
can rebound. pa!>s and play de·
fense
"I lhouitht -.c got S<>me great
pla) out of our guards :--;ehb.
Branning and Ry~<>n They all
'ho..-. c•d ~rt>al h•adNshap . Jn a
)!.'lmt· ltk1• tht!> 1t '!> the guardJ>
,;. hn C'ontrol tht.· tt·mpo and the)
<11d
"WE HAD a good time out
thert> but that's what it's all
about.·· s:ud Branning, who
directed the offense like he dJd
at Not.re Dame and scored tour
paints in the process. "I was
mOf'e eactted titan nervous about playing here <in Orange County>
1nn1ght Tht•rP '4 ert· JU!>t so
m.rny L<tlentcd player!> playtng,
-.omebody had to take over."
So. wtuJe Branning took over
1 he ollense. Nehls took over the
'-COrlDJ chores.
·' l don't know what more I
have to do," said the personable
Nehls . sounding puuled. "All I
want is a chance to show what I
can do. I hope what happened
tonight did something."
'Nhat it did was probably open
a rew eyes in the NBA .
............. J
BOUTS •••
John Steve ln the third fllbt <1f
the evenina.
Steve. a product ol Sant.a An.i.
surrered a cut over his left eye
and referee Chuck Hassick
stopped the bout at 1 : S9 of the
fourth round. Steve lert the ring
shaking tus bead over the de-
d1lon. amid a chorus of boos
from an Orange County crowd
that had pulled heavily for lta
nahYe son.
Another unpopular d ecision
was rendered 1n the fourth bout.
as Mario Luna was given a vie· Lory over Larry Myers, who cap-
tivated the crowd with h1a mad·
dog, attacking style.
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DIESEL
We ant f"tC1# talllna orders
fof the 1980 °"""
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... ,,.. ... ~ took CGeU'OI ol ftnt ln tbe Su ~:v.... ...... a..1 man by acortna wit.bout benefit ot
kit la ... Meolld labal a.a Bstaad1 pitcher Jlm
Mc:CUW •• vicU•laed"\y 1 two-bue enw.
Jeff Pn. sot aboard on the mllcue. advueed to t.bird OD I cround ball ud I~ 00 I ny bill to
rtabt n.w by thJrd bueman Man AJtMn.
K• Santcwo went tbe dista.nee for the winaen,
strikl.q out four and 1fvinl up two stn.eles, whUe
McCahlU took the k>aa after whilfm& three and al·
lowiq two UA&'-.
Estancia, DOW 2·2, threateoed ln the aixtb with
two nmnen and one out, but an attempt to steal on
a full count backfired and Corona del Mar even· tually eKaped damaae.
Alter' ooe out, senior Roy Santa Maria singled
and advanced to second when Mike Bennett was hit by a pitch.
The Eagles sent their runners on a 3·2 pitch,
but ooe was picked of(. Had Estancia not been go·
ing, the walk on the 3·2 pitch would have filled the
bases and an ensuing fly baJJ to the outfield would
have conceivably scored the tying marker.
Coat• Meaa 3, Ef Toro 2
Costa Mesa threw the Sea View race into a
four.way tie ror for s~ond place, a game behind
Corona del Mar as the Mustangs put together a
three-·nm third inning and made it stand up.
The Mesans loaded the bases on a walk to
Doug Deats. single by Greg Teregis and infield
base hit by J~ Cruz, then followed with a two-run
sing)e by Rod Humphries. Cruz scored on a run·
down play.
El Toro answered with a nm·scoring double by David Key and another another taJJy on a Mustang
error ln the fourth inning, but that was the extent of El Toro's offering.
Unlveralty 2, frvtne 1 ·
The Trojans broke into the win column for the
first time In four Sea View starts as Tom Zikakis
PREP BASEBALL
pitched 61h strong innings, then junior right·
hander J~ Yovln came In to put out an Irvine fire to wrap It up.
Yovin, who has been the Trojans' stopper on the
mound, came ln with runners st.ashed on fll'St and
second. He retired Irvine's No. 3 and No. 4 hitters to preserve the victory for Zikalris.
Tbe Jou drops lrvtne Into the (OW'-way tie for
HeODd place with a 2·2 record.
UDIWl"a!t,y scored the winning nma in the slxtb Jonbta on Z.Ct Punell's RBI sJ..ogJe ud a sacrifice
,fty by I.-P'IDley after Milte Adams opened wtt.b _a ainde, followed by a walk.
An RBI single by Irvine's Greg McElroy was
, the Vaquel'OS' only damaae otr Zikakis, who struck out two and walked three batters.
Newport Harbor 3, Huntington Beach 2
Clark Smith's two-run homer ln the sixth in·
.ning tied the game and hl.s RBI single in the
seventh woo it as the Sailors evened their Sunset
League reeord at 2·2.
UoW Smith's blast, Ht.mtington Beach was sit·
Ung on a comfort.able 2·0 lead behind the pitching of Tony Breckley.
For Newport Harbor, rigbt·baoder Hugh Siler
survived seven walks as he limited the OiJers to just two bits.
Slier and Smith teamed in the seventh for lbe
winning run. Siler singled and moved to second
when Kevin Seeberg was hit by a pitch. Smith then
ripped his base bit to bring Siler home.
S.n Clemente 13, Laguna Hlns 2
Dave Sperry , Jeff StrickJer , John Moore and
Rich Gray feasted on Laguna Hills pitching with
Sperry having the best or it, stroking a pair of solo
homers and a triple in the Tritoo.s' 16-blt attack.
St.rickJer hammered out a homer, double and
single ln three trips to the plate. while Moore bad a
pair ol RBI with a single, double and triple i.n four appearances.
Gray aceount.ed ror three RBI with a double
and fielder's choice as San Clemente (2·2> moved tnw a tie for second place behind 4--0 Mission Viejo.
Tbe loss drops Laguna Hills to 2-2 in the South Coast League race.
MlaaiOn Viejo 1 , Dena Hiila o
Frank Spear whiffed 14 Dana Hills batters as
the Dtablos raced to their fourth straight South
Coast victory without a loss.
Spear walked none and s paced out three
singles to take the victory, countering a strong
perfonnance by Dana Hills' Brad Kinney, who
struck out two, walked none and raced only 21 bat·
ters in six innings.
Dana Hllls wu guilty of two errors, however,
and both came in tbe third iDD1ng after two outs,
iaandwicbed around a double by Randy Cumming.
The Dolpblns bad runners oo first and third :Witb nobody out in the fifth inn.inc after a slngle by
Gary Tovey and an error, but Spear picked off one
runner, tben struck out the la.st two batten to shut
the door.
M8twDet1,....-..2
The Monarchs snapped a two-year losing jat.nu ...... the Friars u tbey upped their
~ngehal Lune t"eCOl'd to 2-2. ! Tom Bame slqged a solo homer in the fourth
!and bad t.bree b1ts lo three appearances and
»cored tbree times. L Mark ftatto, scored twice and bad a triple and
111n11e. Wbile Pete Beall and Brian Drubl each
~. pelr ol b.ita.
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Marina, Tars,
HBTopFoes
Marina HJgh defeated
Fountain Valley for the
first time in six years of
volleyball compeht1on
Wednesday niaht u l.be
Vikings opened Sunset
League play on a win-
ning nitc.
In other Sun.set action.
v 1t·lor\. to p p1r1 ~
We11tm1n.Stcr. I~. 15 :;.
15· 10
Friday night ·s key
game an the O ra n gf'
Coe st are a 1s al San
C le mentf' whe rf' lhf'
Tntons batth· l.agun.t
Beach ln a South Coa!>t
League strugglt· for th•·
kaderslup.
$6.95
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W •-1.-00
Huntington Beach and
Ne wp o rt H a rb or
emerged as vacton;
Rick Larson and Pete
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to lead Manna to a 15 4.
15·6. U.10 triumph over
Fountain Valley. Scott
Strigl played a strong
game for Manna.
In th<> Sun"t't l,.eJgu1
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Newport Harbor "'her£'
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EI Toro •~ at Estancia
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BL') DIF<f:CT f'R0\1 ORANGE
rOL',\'TY'.\ O!\ LY CARBURETOR
\l:\.\'l FACTL' H !1\'G PLANT
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tempts .
Newport Harbor DEVELOPERS
scored a U.2, 15-3. 1S·5
victory over Edi.Ion to \UfE
increase lt.s overall rec· NO
ord to 4·1.
The Sailors were play· ON
Ing without Bruce D
Caldwell. who had the
Peler Helfrich played
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strong games as out.side b=~-;-;:~.-~~,...~--~=::::!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~~~~~~~
hitters for Coach Cbarue r •••••••••• •. • ••••••••••••••• Brande's team
Edison was sparked I I by sophomore Richard I ~ International Y ovth ~c:er I
Chang int.be !root row. ~ announces its I Huntinstoo Beach also I
took a s traight game I SPRING SOCCER CAMP I
Rustlers,
OCCRoll
·In Softball
Golden We s t and
Orange Coast colleaea
collected conference
softball vi c tories
Wednesday as the
Ru s tl ers blanked
Cypress. 2·0. while OCC
dumped Mt. San Ao·
tonJo. s-2 .
In prep action. Est&n·
cla downed Newport
Harbor. 7·2.
At Golden Wnt, Kim
Nutter pitched a flve·hil
shutout and belped
benelf wil.b an RBI on a
fielder's choke in t.be
flftb lnnlnc-N utt« struck out alx
as tbe Ru1tlers Im ·
proved their SouUtern
Cal Conferace r9COrd toM. I
Laura Hines struck
out 1even and scattered
five hit., wbllt team·
mate Pat Shaw added a
t0lo bomer to lead
Oraa1• Coaat to Ill fowtb South Cout Cola·
feneceftctorJ. S1tanela 1eored alr run• ln LIM nnt thrff In·
nJ011 to band Newport
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Etlll Skiers etaee FHt•
Nella, Daughler Shine at Heavemy Valley
·~DAYS CVNMNOILUI .............. ~ 4'I Mu lkW loblrt NtU.. ILDd b1a deu1b&.er ..,..lta ea.e bid trom Heneab
Val .. )' I.let __. wttb flft.b.plaee a..,..i. at \he
&quit.abM a.at ...... 1 uUc.al race pf'Oll'am
la wNcb famll1 ltam1 ~pet• l.n the 1lant 1lalom .
"But Ill )'OU hue to do la look up t.btre to ate
t.bey've IGt IOOW."
Tbt "wlalu bl wet" 1ctua.U,y mlued wtnt.er ~ M""-1 da11. "lbe Orst day ol lpftq WU Much
• • • DID YOO GET your aw ripped off thiJ year!
Top tumbers fn>m IOW' reOonal tUmiaaUooa ..,.,... at tM SouUt Lake Tahoe reeort. wllb ~
f 1 mW. •1-ed la four dlviDona.
Ron Saute aad hla 18-yur-old dau1hter
Launt. hom 1dabo. were overall cbampkxl1 In Nelln' dl'riaioe.
Join I.he crowd. A aaUonal IW'Vfl)' by tnter--Skl
Sonlcet ol W11h1n1ton, t>.C. lndlcat.ea tbu one or
every ftve llt.len flad llOIM plece ol equlpme.nt
at.oleo UU• winter
Only ooe otbtr Oraqe County combo cau.aUlled
tor lbe C'ha.Uenat ftaa1a -Frank and Roeemary
&hofbaUMr ol Ana.helm. They tlni&bed seventh tn
the hU11baftd.wUe uteocr,
Theltl •t U .s. rnorta dwin1 tbe aeaaon ac-
l'ouoted for the Lou or 21,4'9 skis valued at $4 ~
mlLUon. and nearly 41 percent of the lhet'ts oc·
c.·urttd tn the Weit
Several ski resorts have taken measures to
• • • MOSE llON088 COULD BE beaded tbls way
neat week when the Oranie Cow\ty Ska Club sends
ill !•te team to Aspen I« the NaUooaJ Ski Club
Cballence Jl"inall March 30-April 15.
11M! Oran•e County team will join Westwood
Ski Club as Joint representatives rrom ·the Far
West Ski Association Five re&ions from across the
natlon will~ sending their top two teams for giant sl1lom races
SKIING
h~lp skiers control the probJem.
• Mt. Reba and many olber resorts have
built ski corrals near the day lodge where equip-
ment can be checked when oot in use.
• Moat ski a reas have coin-operated locking
rue ks for skiers taking their break
Ora.oge County qualified for the berth by plac·
inc second in the Far West Re9lonaJs March 15 al
Mammoth .
Northstar and Alpine Meadows have begun
a "ski b~g " s ystem, whereby electronically.
bugged skis are hidden amidst the others in the
rack. The bug enables security personnel to track
skis once they're stolen. Skiers for the OC team include Denny
Arsenault, Craig Curtis, Dick Stenerson . Sandi
Cooper, Shelly Kapfbammer and Barb Pearson. Al~ugh most or the skis ln the rack at any
given lime are not bugged, what thlef is going to
take a chance on swiping a bugged pair?
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FOil 11IE FIRST TIME this season, there is
snow on top or Old Saddleback. Santiago Peak, the
taller of two mountains towering 5,000 feet above
South Orange County, got a liberal covering or
white Tuesday night as snow levels dropped to the
4,000.foot level.
• The Far West Ski Association also has and a~ti-theft program, whereby skis are an engraved
wath an identification number and registered, just
like bicycles.
Another method you can use to foil would-be
thieves ls to store one ski and pole at one spot then
stick the other ski and pole someplace else '
Thieves will rarely be content with un-
matching skis and poles.
"We don't know how much has fallen up there
yet because the phone to the weather station is
out," said Emmett Franklin or the Environmental
Management Agency's hydrography department.
l3Crews
Oiallenge
For Cup
Thirteen of the Southland's top
boats, skippers and crews wtU
be competing for the 75-year old
Lipton Challenge Trophy orr
Newport Harbor this weekend.
Newport Harbor Yacht Club is
the defender with John
Reynolds' Peterson-43 Free En-
terprise, skjppered by Tim
Ho1ao. Primary challenger is
A~mitos Bay Yacht Club with a
Carter-40, skjppered by Dan
CJ a pp.
It is significant that there ace
six Choate-designed yachts in
th~ race against three
Petersoos, two Olsons, one
Carter and one C&C design.
Two races will be sailed Satur-
day over a 15-mlle course between
the Newport Pier and the Santa
Ana River jetty. and the final race
on Sunday. A large spectator Oeet
is experted to follow the yachts
around the course.
The cha llengers and their
skippers:
Spirit (Choat e -40) Allen
Brown-Bill Rohrs, VYC.
Free Enterprise <Pelerson·43)
Tim Hogan, NHYC .
Easy Street (C&C-40) Dick
Squire, WYC.
Jubilation (Choate-40) Mark
Baxter. KHYC.
Bigwig (Cboate-40> Dave Ull-
man , BYC.
Buena Vida VII (Olson-30)
Mickey Lowell, CorYC .
Red. Shirt (Choate-40) Alex
Goetz, LAYC.
Dust 'Em (Pete r son -38l
Charles Hope, SDYC.
Hot F1asb <Carter-40) Dan
Clapp. ABYC.
Antagonist (Choale-40) Bill
Peterson, CYC.
Andale (Choate-40) Dennis
Choate, LBYC.
·Ya Turko <Peter.son-40 )
Geor1e Ant.an', PMYC.
Mas Rapldo (Olaon-30) David
French, DPYC.
Weekend Calendar
Long Beach Duel,
Lipton Cup Tops
By ALMON LOCKABEY
o.ily l'l• 9-"'9 Writer
Yachting interest thi s
weekend will be divided between
Newport Beach whe re Newport
Harbor Yacht Club Is defending
the 75-year old Llpt.on Challenge
Cup against 12 challengers , and
Long Beach where the 12-meters
Freedom and Enterpriae are
making their rtnal Southern
California appearance In a
three-race series out ot Long
Beach Yacht Club.
The big change will be in the Lipton Cup which this year ls be-
ing sailed as a beat two-out-0f-
three races on a handicap basis
instead or the s udden-death
boat.for-boat that has featured
the famed competition for more
than a quarter of a century.
The spectator fleet may be re-
duced somewhat by yachting
fans who would prefer to witness
the final Southland duel between
Freedom and Enterprise.
Oo Saturday, Bahia Corin-
thian Yacht Club will inaugurate
the 1980 edition or its Angelman
Series for Performance Han·
dlcap Racing Fleet yachts. The
Angelman Series honors the late
Hugh Angelmao, one of the
Southland's great designers of
racing and cruising yachts of
another era.
BALBOA YACHT CLUB will
send the 12.root Metcalf class
into action Sunday ln quest of
the Harbison Trophy.
Voyagers Yacht Club will host
the quarter-finals of the United
Stales Yacht Racing Union's
Adams CUp. symbolic of the na-
tional women's racing cham-
pionship.
And there will be. plenty more
wa terborne activity along the
Orange Coast.
Dana Point Yacht Club will
hold its annual Spring Regatta
with small boats racing , over
a course inside Dana Point
Harbor oo Saturday and PHRF
yachts competing over outside
cour~ on Sunday.
Southern California Yachting
Association calendar:
Loe AD'eles-Loag Beach Long Beach Yacht Club
12-meter races, Freedom vs. En·
terprtse, Saturday, Sunday.
CabrUlo Beach Yacht Club -0 11 Islands race (Cabrillo Series
~BOATING
No. I. alJ classes>. Saturday.
Seal Beach Yacht Club
Saturday Sailors Series No. 3,
Saturday.
Santa Monica Bay
Windjammers Yacht Club
Santa Barbara Island-Ship Rock
race. Saturday : Pt. Dume-El
Segundo race Sunday.
King Harbor Yacht Club -
Trans-Harbor race, Saturday;
Easter One Design Regatta,
Lightning Circuit, Sunday.
Association of Santa Moruca
Bay Yacht Clubs -Coronado·2S.
one design races Sunday
San Diego
Oceans ide Yacht Club
Coastal race to Mission Bay
CPHRF> Saturday; Mission Bay
to Oceanside, Sunday.
San Diego Yacht Club -Hegg
Tropby CJOR ) Laser regatta,
Saturday: Encino Light race
CSDHFl Sunday.
Coronado Cays Yacht Club -
Southern Belle Series No. 4,
Saturday. M issloo Bay Power Squadron
-Invitational predicted log
race at SDYC, Sunday.
Nor1b and Inland
Aoacapa Yacht Club -Spring
Series No. 3, Saturday.
Santa Barbara Yacht Club -
Spring Series (handicap Satur-
day, one-design, Sunday).
4,500 Athletes Compete
• Top Track Stars at Laguna Trophy Meet
A minimum of 12·0 in lbe pole vault. 10.3 in the
100.yard dash, 2:04 in lbe 880, 4:28 ln the seeded
mile and 9:30 in lbe two-mile, for instance, is re·
quired to qualify for the 36 prelim spots ln each
event.
OllANGE COAST AREA SCBQOLS particlpat·
log are Corona del Mar, c.o.ta Mesa, lrviM. Dana
PREPTIUCK
Hma, San Clement., Mat.r Det and the bolt
Artis ti.
Otbe:ra ln Ule fteld of $1 tndude aueb track and
field RC""rl' al Warren. South Puadena, Santa
Ana Valley, Sadd.lebact, Royal Oat, North Tor·
ranee, Ml11lon Viejo. Serra, Villa Park, El
Modena and IUvenlde Poly.
"In the 220 we have ftve comma ln wtth a
mark ol 22.5 or Mtt.r and we have 10 1prtntera comma lo with sub-10 nat t1mM in the 100,'' 1ay1
U •1 DoD Orr enters the 880 with a l:St Toomtr::.
time, will be eballenled b)' at leut lwo otben
wltb tlc>cklnp ol 1:• and 1:5'.I.
'ne pole vault fteld lac'** • 1" vault.r and la tM ....... dlYillon, Toomey •• ,.,, will in·
~a .-:Dad 1:40 miler and two-miler and a f.S hllltJumper. •
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l Ne....,......_ a llfe Md IMahb Lnau:rer bued
D =ft ...... baa NpOe'tAtd reeor;l 1'71 nllulta _..__ .... ot a ... bWiaa, lite inawuce
la tone ot '11.1 btllloa. premium !Mom• of 1143 11\JW. l9d • aet Calo o/ s:M.a ml.Won.
_.~...teu hc111ttff, Newport Beatb. ha.a re
..--net lncome ol S..m,.,,. or 70 cent.a per com ~~ed~ Oft revenues ol "1,'19,802 for the year ~ ~.~I.
e n ICM ~. Sunn.yvaJe, which a~o maan ~ a ma1ualactw1n1 operat.ion:s an C<>•lA Mesa
naa UDOUDeed reeord ftnucial performance for
the 1919 fisul year ended De<' 31. Sales ror ·79
were up 31 percent to m.~.000 compared to
$29,987 .000 the prior year. h)C()me lncreued 24
percent to $2,080,000 or Sl .ZT per share, based on
1,631,000 ahares in 1978
~ALCC*lflt
Cltileu Bank, Costa Mesa
as building a branch at 17th and
Santa Ana streets with comple-
tion scheduled for early fall J
Ray Construction Co . Costa '
Mesa, is contractor
Daniel Quintilian 1~ ex
ec utive chef o f Pronto
Ris&oraate, South Coast Plaza. Costa Mesa.
Marta Falconer 1s escrow officer of Bank or
Newport, Newport Beach.
The fifth Orange County branch of Valencia
Baek is scheduled for opening in Ma at Valencia
Bank Building. Douglas Plaza.
18831 Von Karman Ave .. Irvine.
William Pereira & Associates.
Newport Beach, is architect.
Kim Reeves is sales
manager of the Newporter Inn,
Newport Beach.
• The Bank of America
branch at Springdale Street and
Edinger Avenue. Hanting\on .-uvu
Beach, is one of seven branches jn the state introduc·
ing a pilot program to aid communications with
customers with impaired hearing and speech
Bank personnel, through use of a telecom·
municallon device. can hold typewntten telephone
conversations wtth handicapped customers who
have similar equ1pment in their homes.
Rampart GeneraJ Jnc., Irvine, developer and
builder of residential and commercial property
a nd manufacturer a nd marketer of prebuilt
fireplaces. has reported a net income for the third
fiscal quarter ended Dec. 31 of $183.000 or 7 cents
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consumers in three s tates
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Plan Told
LOS ANGELES <AP>
-Southern California
Gas Co. has unveiled a
three-year experiment
to finance conversion of the homes of thousands
of low-ineome ~rsons to solar power
The program, ordered
by the state Pubhc
Utilities Commission. 1s
designed to cover an
estimated 77,400 homes
that now use natural gas
or ele<:trlc heat.
RESIDENTS
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Preventing accidental
poisoning has been our
goal this March as It has
been d~lgnated Poison Prevention Month. Here
Is our final list or
suggestions or things you
can do at home.
• Do not take medicine rrom an unlabeled bottle:
transparent tape protects
the label. • Date all drog i1uppllcs
wbeo you buy them. • JJse a prescription drug o.tly fOf" the patient for w)lom lbt> physlcl11n
ordered it. • Weed out the lefl-overs
re1ularly rrom your
med ici n e cheat -~apecia'ly any
preacrlptloo dr ui that
your physician ordered
ror a partkular 111ne1s.
\'OUR DOCTOR ~AN PtiONE US when you
a.ed a medl~. Pkk up
your pte9C'l"l pt.ion If shOI>· etn1 fteatby. or we will CS.liver promptly without
utra =e. A 1reat ·many ' e esalr\lSt ws
w1tb their prescripUooa. May we compound
1oun• 'MK UDO JIHAMIACY ..... DelM,, .,~ ..... .... , ......... ... ,.
B .Insured safety
at San Diego Federal!
"Money Market" Certificatt!
15 700 % per year•
lflfcct1vc thru nc•t
Wcdnc'><IJ\ I •
16 555 0'-annual
70 effective yield
(ba.tccl 00 ~ pnoapal
&DC! m\ttQI at tlu& ntc opon
• m11unty. lhough t111.c1n'1 be
guar111tc:cd I
··Money Market" Certificate
12.00 % peqear'
12
8
94 % annual ylehl ..
B $10,000 minimum, 26-week term!
B New H orizons C lub benefits!
B No minimum bala.nc.e!t
B No bank pays more ... or offers as much!
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B Earn .25% more than at any bank!
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-;4.nti-inflation Real lnviBibfe Enemy?
91 '"*N CUNNIPP
Nf!W YOU (AP) -Hardly
&he levillb&e eDetQ1 • u PrllJ.
dt1\t Carter ceu.d lt. ln.l\atiaft bu now drtva .. , tnto coa·
aumet territory, lallie\lu IDUlY
cuuatdel and all but ari"1nt
f amW.. out ol bouM and home.
peJ tu.: DOW lt'a 131 da11. Crdll oulltaDdlDI ,, up,
althrliulll a a.. than ult UM ll
ror mtlllont of A merlcan
bou1tboktl.
peruet rate
of lnereaa•
for 1171 .
Wun'l the Ut·
CntaM bound
to alow? Ten
t••n afo· houaeho de
bad $lel0 in
1n 1taliment l oan•; now
The Job altu.atlon la bolctlnc up
well UnelUIGYmeot, eape(tea
LO rlte d~ rebruary, lmtad
fell 0 I pereen\ trom .lanuary'a
I t 81.At wtth tbe ~my'a un·
derpllmlnp rotUn1. few npect
jobl to remain Immune. Tb• consumer price lndU con·
llnud to rile et a.a 11 pettenl
annual rate. lllftaUon adJMlltd
hourly nmhtaa have fallen for
H ven atra.labt month• and oow
ar" I $ percent lower than • year qo. The aavtnp rate la
well under 4 pef'fft\t, or about
half what at wu four yeara llO
It'• 14.000. C\UOll,,
JmpRWementa ln productivity,
or prod\.letSon efftclei>cy, have
all but evaporated from the
America lndustrla.I scene, and
wllbout. them no real improve·
ment can be made in lonc·tenn
prlcee. Bankruptcies may rise.
TUM are up. 1be TH Foul>·
dat.ion esUmatee lho tax lake
th&& year will me to SS.I percent
of U>e averace paycbe<k rrom
34 7 percent lD lrrt. Ftfty ~.,.,
aio. a worbr lolled U days to
Betldet, lbt: C 1rtu .id
m\nlatnUon and the Federal
Reterve have claml>t'd down °" the ability ot banks lo malte con
In fact, many major American
companies have ceued to make
money on an inflation-adjusted
basas. Olben are falling to earn
enough t.o cover dividends. They
are. in eff~l. living off their
stored captaJ.
umer loanJ. Wlth real income.
falllng. pncea rastng, savings
t.hrlnking and credit rcstncted,
there is no cboko but to rtlre4tt
Newport Greets Brooks
Tradition Way of Life for Clothing Firm
The new Brooks Brothers clothln·g store in
Newport Beach's Fashion lsland is just one facet
of an expansion phase for the 162-year-0Jd clothing
firm, its president, Frank Reilly, said in a recent
interview.
Two Brooks Brothers stores were opened in
mid-March, one in Newport Beach and one In
Tokyo, Japan.
Reilly s aid the firm anticipates opening
several new stores ac ross the country this sum-
mer.
.. OUR RESPONSE HERE in Newport Beach
has been great," Reilly said. "Many people think
we are a lot more expensjve than we really are."
Reilly said that the firm's "own make" men's
suits sell from $300 to $500. the "346" line sells
from $200 to $300 and the "Brooksgale" line sells
from $ISO to $210.
Brooks Brothers' factories produce the firm's
top line or clothing. The less expensive clothing
lanes are made to Brooks Brothers' specifications
tn other U.S. factories. Reilly said.
The great majority of clothing sold in Brooks
Brothers stor es are made for or by the company -
a nd this includes women's clothing.
"Our women's clothing line is the fastest
growing part of our business," Reilly said. "We of·
fer a very classic tailored look. We make the clothes
to meetthe demands of career women."
· What the firm doesn't make or sell is flam-
• boyant clothes.
"WE DON'T GOIN for extremes," besaid. "We
pref er to offer understated clothes that can be mixed.
and mate bed t.o meet the needs of our customers.
· "We don't swing with today's fad. We do one
thing well: cater to the needs of OW' customers.'·
Reilly said the firm beaan by offering tailored clothing for sea captains and was the first to in·
traduce ready-made clothing in the United Slates.
HE SAID BROOK BROTllE&S bu enjoyed
"four stratght record·breaking years ... and in-
dustry esUmates indicate the company bas been
doing about $100 mllllon worth of bu.s~s per
year .
Brooks Brothers stock is traded over the
New York Stock Exchange.
The St-year-old Reilly is a New Jeney resi-
dent. He was a former vice president with Saks
Fifth Avenue.
Your dollar's best friend today •••
REPUBLIC'S 11. LOAN.
Access to your savings without losing Interest.
We'll lend you up toOO~ of your certilicate ac:-earns. For exnmp4e. if you borrowed $ J.000
count balance and you avoid the penalty for from an 8~ account. 60 days later you would
eartywtthdnrwal Yourentitesavtngsremainin-pay $J,014.79 for an annual percentage rate
tact. while eatrung intttest at their current rate. of ~-So _your effective annual interest rate is
You simply repay at the per annum interest JUst l'X.. (t<epublic's /%is far less than many
rate of just l 't more than the rate your account others chiuge..)
Every time the Rooster Crows your Money Grows
REPUBLIC FEDERAL SAVINGS RFS •nd lo•" .,..oc,•r;o,,
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8AmA Al'tA 17th St.~ of Newport Freeway (714) s.41·5286
11111 AMAKEIM 202 Nlahetm P\az.a. 500 N E.uclld St. ( 714 I ~8290 111 ~Q<mA rtlQ<JEL 30212 Crown Valley Paricway (714) 49~~
WESTMINSTER 134 Westminster Mall/Bob<1 (,San ~go Fwy. (714) 894·5347
tie.ad Oflke: ALTADEJ'IA 2246 N. Lake Ave. (213) 791-1281/681-661 I l~
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PAV\ SPRINGS • Pi\SA()Eti.\ • PICO ~RA • SIViT A NV. · WESTMINSTER • WOOC>lMD tftU.S
Paid Political Advertisement
An Open Letter From
Mayor Ryckoff
March, 1980
Dear Friends:
1978 WAS A SWING YEAR
Eight years ago I was elected to the Council on a
residentialist and fiscal conservatism platform.
But until 1978 a council majority gave preferen·
tial treatment to developers and their business
associates.
A NEW COUNCIL WAS ELECTED
The new residentially-oriented council majority has accomplished important goals in
balancing residential and commercial growth and in requiring phasing of develop·
ment to be compatible with roads anq services. The result has been positive action
such as the recent General Plan revisions reducing future traffic in Newport Beach
by 52,000 car trips per day.
YOU HAVE A CHOICE
You will recognize, l 'm sure, that the goals of the developer lawsuits and their o ther
big-spending efforts is to regain control of the Council. The choice is between a
Newpor:t Beach as the business center of Orange County, or as the best residential
city in the West.
YOUR HELP rs NEEDED NOW
The lasu• are quite clear. The contest is ht tween the developers with their
organization and funds -and those like me who wish to retain tho residents' voice
on the Council.
Sincerely,
~
Paul Ryckof !, Mayor
Resident
Councilm111
Plid totbv P•ul Rydlolf t200 South Bey Front. Ba1bo1 lel1nd en-e1e•
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Some baa are tn laa than
healthy coedtUocl. Al far back u
hat October , the U .S.
Comptroller ot the Currency,
John G. Heimann, .. id the na·
Uon abould prepare for fallutea
of aome ta.rce banb. Many a.av·
tn11 and loen uaoclaUons and
aavlnp banU a1JO have been
JoaiD1 money.
IN arntEAT to • lolrer Sl&D·
dud of n.tni. u ta araued. the
victory will be .on: lnllaUOb
will be defeated and the
1roundwork aet tor the r.ext
economic advance. But critics
disagree, saying tbe antJclpated
receuion could destroy much ot
the desire and ability to fl~t.
There ls a great deal of con· fuaion around the country. Slnd·
Unser & Company, which poll~ alSING intere21t rates and the
A llraa ..,1a1e• p•ll•d r••••••r• I•·
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inability to borrow have thrown
many small buslnuses into pre-
car ious straats. Jnnovat1on.
wbicb in theory leads to better
products and production effi·
clencies, is discouraged
consumers immediately after
the latest anti-inflation program
was 811JlOUQ. · ced, found people in
"mass confusion."
Home building, necessary to
provide tor a demographic bulge
in the home-buying population,
has been reduced lo Jess than 1.S
million units a year. when the
need is said to be closer to 2
million unlts.
Albert Sindhnger. chairman of
the company, said people con·
strued the President's 01eu~
as '"an attempt to balance the
federal budget through tax •n·
a eases rather than sigmf1cant
cuts Ul spendulg."
THE PUBUC doesn't believe
the program can re medy the
problems, be said. They feel. he
said, that it won't have "any
more succesa ... than the three
previous Carter anti·inflation programs.··
It is unlikely that Americans.
creative as they have sh(lwn
themselves to be. can find a way around the anti·lnflation restric·
lion.a now being imposed. The
only obvious course is for them
to retreat.
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cc ulive OCCicer. The firm
has data processing and. of·
face products sales divislpns
in Newport Beach.
Soviet Mines
Dwindling
WASHINGTON (AP) -:~
CIA said that the Soviet Uh.ion
may be forced to import lead' and
zinc in the 1!8>s. : .,
The Soviets now are:•the
world's largest producel"S of Wic
and are second ooly to the \Jnit-
ed Slates in lead production:• But
.i spec:1al CIA report rel05ed
Wednesday says Soviet mines
a re being depleTed and ore tiuall·
ty ls ded.uung as the Rusllans
lace nsang domestk deman4.
Al the same time. dndop·
meot of new mullng, concerilrat·
1ng and smelting capacity js
slowuig. the CIA said.
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Up, (Jp, A -ways
Ground has been br oken for the first phase of t he s;mo m1lhon. 3.4-m1llion-sq uare-foot Crocker Center
in downtown Los Angele!->. A 54 -story office lower
1l<.•ft 1 will be built Cir~t then a 44-story office tower
1 right > ;.a.s part of a !-.econd phase. First phase b
i.,<:hrdufod for completion in 1982.
Final-hour Rally
Rescues Market
~EW 'lORK 1AP1 Stock prices plunged todc1 y and
then recoverc>d following a devastating drop Ill the pnce of
""'er The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks dropped
more than 11 points in an hour and bit a loss for the day of
22 53 Points by noon. But it gaiM<l alDlQSl all of it back in
the finaJhourtoclose al 759.S.down2.14.
"What we have is a classic panic iD Wall Street.'• said
Newton Zl.Dder. a veteran broker for E. F. Hutton. "P~ple
Just dumped stocks al any pritt."
The turmoil prompted the Securities and Ellcbaqe
Comm•n"OO to suspeod tndlnc in aecurlUes of Bacbe
Group Loe. few 10 days because of developmeata dfectiq
the brokerage nrm·s commodities futures tHclin& ac:-
counta. Bache said aome customers had ~ unable to me-et margm calls on s t1ver futures.
The pnce ol silttr on world commodities exchanges
fell S5 an otmce today to $10.80 In New York. The allde in
salver. wtucb was selling for more than $S0 an ounce in
January, was accelerated today fGIJowiq the announce-
ment by Nelsoo Bunter Hunt th.al be wu ofteriq &Jlver-
deoomm.ated bond for sale .
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young joumallilt who becomes a scandal
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series about young lawyers returns. with
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captive by Anne Jeffreys, who rules a
planet on which all men are prisoners.
on "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century"
t.onight at 8 OD NBC, Channel 4.
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4:25 NEWS
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(Part 1) e A. TIME FOR LOVE
Hott• Mike Connora end
Florence H~ llllke e
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klm8 of ctllld •buM wtth
gueat• Ed ~ end
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Moril end Mindy go to
bldof'a mountain cabin
tor a ...,...., wtliCfl tuma
out to be ~ but
rwttul wtien • blzurd hlta.
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be9t documenWV on ttle
forgotten ctillOren of ThlrO-
Wortd countYtee.
Q) CARO\. 8UNfETT
ANOAVEH08
0.-11 Steve Lawrence,
TlmCOnwrty
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COLUMNIST
An ldeahslle young l<>u•·
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HOll'f"'OOd. beCorneS ii
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Host Clele Ro«>erts II> MMMC MEntOO Of
pleyed.
• 9 9MNEY YL.l.9'
An kMellallc archltec:I
deadee thel Ml wenta to
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More Waltons Ball Out, But CBS Wants Show
By PETS& l . BOYER
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Fried chicken. corn·
on-the-cob, biscuits a nd honey. An apt farewell
supper for the long-running homespun series. "The
Waltons."
At least. last weekend's gathering bad the air
of a farewell supper until CBS vice president for
programming Bud Gr ant took to the s tage and
said, ''We're look.ing forward to another season
with 'The Walt.ons. · "
T WO OF THE FEW members of the
"Waltons" cast in attendance, Ellen Corby
<Grandma) and Jon Walmsley <Jason> seemed as
surprised as everyone else. Miss Corby, still re·
covering from a stroke that has limited her ap-
pearances on the show in the past two seasons,
laughed and gave Walmsley a congratulatory pat
on the back.
So. it appears that writer Earl Hamner's en-
during tale of family life in the Vlrgioia mountains
will be around for at least one more reel, despite
) some rather formidable hindrances.
Michael Learned, who appeared occasionally
QJl '"l'be WaJtons" in its eighth season this year,
has announced that she inteods to move on to other
things next fall. She made a similar announcement
~ last year when she expected the sbow lo be
dropped by CBS, but was persuaded to drop in a
few limes this season in her Olivia Walton
(Mama) role.
ALSO, RALPH WAITE. WHO plays John
Walton. the patriarch of Walton's Mountain, has
said that be doesn't plan to carry bis role in lo a
ninth season.
With the departure of Waite and Miss Learned
from the show, "The Waltons" would seem less
the traditional ideal it bas been and more the
modem American famlly -of the splintered sort
-as the show moves through the World War II
years. Of the original ll·member family, only six
would sWl be with the show, although the cast has
gradually grown with the addition of other charac-
ters through the years.
Jn ao interview later in the week, though,
Grant said nothing is certain about "The
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Walton.s, •• including lbe departure of Wajte and EVEN I F "PALMEllSrOWN'• ~ mab 1t
Miss Learned. <and its premiere episode rated strongly 1. Grant
"I THINK THAT'S STILL o~n for dis· says "th.at doesn't ne~sanly mean 1t w1U get that ... ~ Thursday lime penod "
cuss1on," Grant said, "We'll JUSl have lo wail and Lee Rich, president of Lonmar Productions
see. wh1cb maJtes "The Waltons." seems more certarn " 'The Walt.ans' has not bttn picked up for about the show's fututt.
next season, but tJus is ceruunJy not necessanly its last season. by any means " "Whoever we have. wbatn·er we have. we will
It would seem that the future of the series go." Rk h satd. "Whal they <CBS> bave told us so
would be affected in part by the performance of far is that m all likelihood, 1l WlU be back. 1 sup-
t b e Norm an Le a r . Alex Ha I e y s eries pose we'U be bearing In the oext mootb or so."
"Palmerstown," which is currently running in That will be when CBS settles on a rough
pi lots and tryout senu its programming ex-
ecuttves have been ~urvey1ng lh<>M' pa:,t se\•eral
v.eek!.
WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN L't a renamin~ of the
sbow to "Waltons' Mountaln." and expaosaoo of
its focus to include the aclJvsties ot the growing
rasl as the ~nes progresses through time.
Eventually, who knows? Perhaps they'll
follow John-Boy Walton's model, creator Earl
Hamoer Jr., to Malibu and calJ it "Walton's
Seaside Bungalow " "The Waltons" Thursday night s lot. I( schedule for the fall. after considenng the sundry
"Palmerstown" doesn't make it, CBS would be .------------------------------------------Joatb to embark upon a new season without a C.ll 642-Sl71.
steady family oriented entry in that lime slot. Pu~_'.!• wonSa to ......... ,. fOf ou.
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Tom Titus
ensemble tJ&htenlng. Too many cut members
come acroae with Juat enou~ uncertainty In their r=::::;iiil
u1ifl1D)ent.a to aune the normaJ willlDg auapel\.slon
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The camouflage paint job on a Costa
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doing its job too well, according to
owner Michael Sherman.
By DENNIS McLELLAN ot .. Olllly ,.._ SUff
Michael Sherman's store on ~ta M esa's Newport
B levard. a strip of com -
cial real estate not unknown
ro its eccentricities, is an eye-
cati:her.
J<fter all. how many buUdings
are painted m green camouflage
paint?
p owever, the eye-catching
Pai'nl job couldn't be more ap-
propriate for a war surplus
st.Ore. 1'1 thought it was a great
idea." says Sherman, 26, who
opened the shop four months ago
.rter moving to Orange Cowity
lrdm Milwaukee.
BUT WHILE THE PAINT job ha~ induced some motorists on
the boulevard's northbound
la nes to stop in, it has bad the
opposite effect on some com·
mqters traveling south on the
otber side of the "Big Ditch."
The camouflage, it seems, is
dolflg its job too well. "I've had
a 'Couple of people say they
COi'Jldn't see me," s ays
Sherman.
Once ln tbe ·store, it's not
bard to spot Sherman. He's tbe e111e wnrtn& the combat f.u,ue
,Ja~et wiUa three silver atan oa IWt abcw•lden.
'•1 tell ftlll7body rm General
5-r ma." HY• tbe bearded
..
shop owner with a laugh. AQed
why he hasn't promoted bimie1f
to four-star ge11eral, be smiles
and .says, "Well. in another
month or two I hope to get it."
Running a store that sells
military uniforms, bayonets,
gas masks, canteens, helmets,
walkie-talkies and combat boots
is a natural for Sherman.
His father has owned one for
years in Milwaukee.
"RE USED TO WORK seven
days a week," recalls Sherman.'
"If I wanted to see him I bad to
go down to the store. I used to
t>lay in the stock room and put
on all the uniforms.
•'And when I played a rmy
with my friends, I really played
army. I had all the equipment."
Although be enjoys wearing a
military uniform for fun, he
wouldn't relish wearing one for
real.
"People come in here and ex-
pect me to be all gung-ho on the
service," he says, adding "I was
the original draft dodger."
And the majority or his
customers are not "gung-ho'' on
the military either. Sherman
says most of the m buy the
surplus clothing and equipment
for campine use.
·'The most com moo customer
would probably be the IU1 who
was in the aervice and want.a to
go camping. He knows the army
made Stult that bold.a up better
than other stuff.''
HE ADD S THAT
motorcyclists and skiers buy the
flight pants and dune buggy en-
thusiasts have bought helicopter
seatbelt harnesses.
Customers also have made a
f e w unus ual purc h ases .
Sberm8J\ says he recently sold
combat~ and a flak vest to a
man in1bis 20s who claimed be
was a tnerceJUU')' on h1a way to Lebaiin
· • tlnbelle•able," mutters
Shemum. "I don't bow wby be
wu ~Lebanon. I don't think '• IOlD& on.'' The poeal t7 -in aome
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Michael Sherman with his wares
minds that sometlung might
be going on ~n m tb1 s country
bas boosted ~al es 10 another area
"One thing I've found about
California people is they are in·
terested in survival gear -C·
rations, canned emergency
drinking water, first-aid kits."
One customer, be notes, ~
cently bought 30 cases of C·
rations. "I thint since this tb1oc started.J&,
1
wtlb Iran~ baYe been Vft"1 paranoiCl. I set
calla fer std tbey bave no me for ua1-a we •et invaded by another country .T•
Sherman savs children fre
quenUy stop 10 to buy medal~.
patches and even camouflage
face pa.tnt -"They love lhat "
And, o f co ur se, som e
customers are nulitary veterans
who either want to replace their
m edals -or add to their collec·
Lion.
Sber'm9D bas even sold a few
Sn samurai sworch. "People
bang them on the wall and they
lie to their girlfriend and aay
tbeJ flDl it in the war.··
Sberman'1 bi11est ••lllil& items are tbe uaiform1.
pa rUcularly anytbin1 in
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camouflage '"It's the latest
style, espectally with the lods,''
he says.
Looking back at the '60s,
Sherman recalls that although
the military services were
avoided by the young. wearing
the uniforms was a widespread
fad.
Today, be point.a out. "the
military ia becomln& more UD· popular and the elotbill& is becominC lbllWe popalar."
As lor GeDeral BMnn-. be
aaya, .. I ctcm't mlDd wearinl·tbe
dothmc bat 1 don't wut to eo in
tbe WI tlll:e. 0
Billboard Buggies
Owners of rolling ads g~t $'25 a month and p eriodic free paint jobs.
By JOEL C. DON ot .. o.NJ .... 5UH
guaranteeing~ the amateur· pro-
moters a $25 monthly payment
and a fresh coat of paint for Advertising, you'•e come a their cars when the advertising
long way. campaigns are completed.
It seems thal_befor~ we've bad ~·"Since 1973, Volkswagen
8: cban~ ':O dec1de ~~ genera-,' owners throughout the nation
lion ~ JOlD or which Cll~1 have leased exterior body space
taste like they should, so~ from their compact cars through
tells us t,hat W.! a.~e nobqdy l b e L 0 s A o g e 1 es . ba sed
unless we re a . 10. (Pe~ps Beetleboards of America Inc. ~ext year~~~ any_ ~es In previous advertising cam-
m ,the spU'alin~ illflat,idb rate, paigns, companies could select
we llallbesboolingf<jrlOO.). . both the color of the car and the
And if you want t,6 make 1l an type of car owner to sell their ~e financial world. you've got~ products.
muster up all U. clout and.busi· The new ad campaign
nets UVY7 in your repertoire of called the "Bulletin" -features
marketplacenills. Beetles and Bugs painted white,
Or. ti 1CN own a Volkswagen, with the option of changing the
you can follow the lead~ other a dvertisement on each car
Oranae County residents. every two months.
who've turned their Beetles and
BQP into mobile billboards.
TO PaGMOTE various pro-
ducts, the car owners agreed to
sign a two-year contract,
AND CAR OWNERS were not
S<:reened for their appearance or
personality as 1n earlier
Beetleboards advertising cam·
paigns.
The Volkswagen owneTs were
required. however. to keep their
cars in good mechanical condi·
lion and drive a s pecified
minimum mileage on Orange
County roads and highways.
··we're trying to beef up our
listenership in Orange County,"
said Marsha Purcell. an ad-
ver tis ing representative for
KJOI rad.lo station
S he wa s on hand with
Beetleboards representative
Deborah Savage to greet ad
campaign participants as they
que ued up at a Huntington
Beach auto trim shop.
In less than an hour, a freshly
painted Volbwagen was covered
with multicolored, animated
plastic decals. Ms. Savage noted
42 Orange County re1idents will
participate in the .){JOI cam·
paign, contracted fqrsuc months
HUNTINGTON BEACH resi·
dent Connie Mendez who works
for the H.wlti.Dgton Beach Police
Department, said she didn't
mind advertising somebody
else's product.
"You can't beat the free paint
job," she said . "Besides. I was
going to do it anyhow."
She plans to cash in the S2S
monthl y payment on re-
upholstery and chrome work on
her 197J VW
··1 also looked at 1l as a way to
meet more people," Ms . Mendez
s a id of her new four-wheel.
rear-en&me <'ooversation piece.
"I've told a few people about it
at the detecuve office. They said
it goes well with me. because
I'm kind of cruy."
The ad dttals are splashed
with flo wers, greenery and
whimsical animated characters
THAT COLORFUL combina·
lion attracted Joe and Mili Yan
to the Beelleboards offer to
Orange County VW owners
The Huntington Beach couple.
Mi6 Yin wffh her Beetleboard
who are veterans of a preVIOUS
Beetleboards advertisan~ cam
pa1gn, like the idea of dressing
up their 1975 VW with a colorful
gr aphic message
"I really like 1t because 1t 's so
pretty," said Mrs . Yin, wbo
drove to a press sbowiag with her
:?-year-old daughter, Teri.
"My only regret is that we
couldn't keep it (the ad > af\er
the campaign is over "
Talk Team Champions
Ciange Coast College's DebaM Team is ready to
defend its national champiof1Ship .
By MICHAEL PASKEVJal
OI • Delly l't ... IUtf The Callforn1fl competition
has been silenced. convincingly.
So the 20 members of Orange
Coast College's speech and
debate team are golng to Kansas
City, Mo.
~bey won't be arriving
unexpectedly. Teams from some
86 community colleges across
tbe couot.ry will be aun.nlng for
OCC when national debate
competltloa belina April 2.
After an, occ•a talk team 11
the ~ aaticlaal c.b•mp&on,
undefeated In more than a year
aad capable of cruhin1 such
pre1ttckM buUona u USC by a
2·tO·l ~olnt maraln (wblch
indeed occurred In recent
~mpetiUon).
TBBY'aE NO LO~GE& tbe
"no:name" cli1couners. Since
1970, occ·. forensic pbeooma
have lost a war Of words Just
three tlme1, 1a71 team
co-director Pet Taylor, an .En.lllsb tMtructor.
The ~ loeee we,. by a total
or Juat •lx Polfttt. OCC'a IPHkefl r8'1 up a
record 242.S polnts. In second
place was Moo11>ai'k Community
College with 97 points.
"IT'S A RECORD that won't
be erased for a long lime ... says
Mrs. Taylor. who was named
national "Coach of the Year" by
her peers at last year's national
championships in Twin Falls,
Minn.
But she quickly shares the
success with co-clirector Mike Letp ... Ooe of the big lhinp is
that Mike joined our• fonla&lc
prosram ~ yean aso. .. lbe
note&. ••And he's been a dynunic
force."
Tbe abilit:J to pull the beat
po11lble performance from a
debater ls further helped by a
healthy ttock of mtellI1ent and
easer studenta.
There wu a tbree·way lie for
"Speaker ol the Tournament"
bono 1 lD last week'•
competlUoq. Two of them were
OCC tearp ll,\elllbert -Richard
Biley and Jeaniler Haseltine. OCC had winnen tn all but ft•• of the 38 slot.a in ~lch
awards were liven . .\
"Before, we had a rew people
who were consistently winning
s everal categor i es at
tournaments." notes Leigh.
"This year, almos t everyone on
the team is winning."
LEIGH DISAGREES with anv "dull" label attached to debating.
He believes a tournament should
be considered as a
"Ian~ dtttlll."
Cate1oriea for competition
include Reader's Theater, a
blelld ol speech and drama. Ud After Dlnner Speakinc. wbitb
includes heavy do9ee of stand-up
comedy.
Stroni coac.binl la eseential,
but team member Dave NaUdn
saya there's an adclitlonal slde to
the team's succesa.
"We 're one of tbe closest teams on the circuit," say1
NatklD. "Other squads are
envtous that our memben are
11 close u they.,., ..
Shelly Chue eeboel WI ftew
lo explaininf how the team aeta
at t.Oumamentt. 0 U l ftailb an
event aad bave 10me frM time
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H0pet' suceerr. '1'beJ brJMd .w. tbe ort.tll.lll or1aba·
Uoa," Kn. ller1'FDU Wd. 'Tiiltbout them
then WDUld be DO 81-b Hopes.'' n... to help sin out the muu. many
prllea were lln.. O...W Liidw 1 .. pnt.klent of
the Juniors, and •n. ••••• Swwn.., cbainnanolthe event,_.nct tbelrbuabuda.
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Ilene Y-a. 8eeU Pa.._ a.lllen Chaim,
Gres .I tr -. Gw •...u.. PeeT Swaa. Peter Vista.et and Kn. , .. , QnaU.
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Fortunately, lt wu a warm, SUJU11 day Sun·
day beca..e It wu a day for outdoor art ex·
hlblta and a trip to LaJUDL
We flrat stopped at Benrly •bute1'•
Newport Beech home for a farewell party for
artiata ......... and ..... ~. who
botb will be cotnc to South America to work for
a few moatbs.
Tbe festiviUes were co-hosted by 1-Jee
Wesner and aUended by several hundred
friends of the artlata.
Both Solomon and Adolph 1lad much to be
happy about during tbe party. In addition to the
forthcoming lrlp, Solomon is looking forward to
••• TalkTeam
B•ppe•l•p
By Judith Olton
~ _. ol lUI pUMta• w alive at tbe
P...-.& '11 tbl ........ ud Adolpb la fi'"ntn1
to .-....al ll&a1M4 l1ul wiDdowl fa 8&. Ufred'a
Sptle ... ~la 11-~ Beeeb ••
~ bf la ta 8outl America, Solol!MllD will·
delJp a IWDp for Bollria end plan a new decor
for Air Bolivia .
B«h aJUstl &bowed tbelr work around the
pool aa did wUcWlo painter Dlltl 8eeu ~
G1'911tlq the art.lat were .... J1...._ BM ••• a .. ...._.,.... Gtapr Dam, ht.ae
W&IM.um. Oa1 Palmer, llr. ud lln. Biro o.te,
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Tbe Harbor View HWa Committee of tbe
Ora.nee County Pbllbarmonk Society bu bMo
buay lately platm1n1 A Walk Tbroucb Old
Cathay aa a benefit for music lD Orance County.
We drove to Warren Imports in LaguDa
S.acb to bear Barry Law a ewe, the cnrner, talk
about bow be sot involved lD the collectinc 8.Dd
purveytnc of Oriental art objects and saw some
of tbe beautllul ltema be bu lD b1a collection.
It aeema that Lawrence, wboae father
worked for the J'allroad, Ud a pua. And by the
time be wu old eoou&h to atrtke out oo b1a own,
be bad seen 42 of tbe then • stat.es.
So be sot aboard a ablp, went around the
world and fell in love with the Orient oa b1a ftnt
stop in Japan.
Wblle vlewln8 tb~e art objects and •
fumlablnp, auesta 1lpped ChiDeM wine (which
tastes m\adl like cream aberry), cbampape
and Perrier.
AIDOUI tbo6e ta~U:~~ .. were •r. ... lln.....,.. Jllr ..... ..,.
Barry lke..-r, •r. aatl lln. Geoqe c.ook,
Mr. ud •n.. •••rlee Daftes. KIM Suaa
Fries, Mr.aod Mn. Pet.er G ...... Mr. and Mn.
(From Page CJ> you see friends get scholarships
to great schools," she notes.
A former s tudent body
president at Santa Ana College.
Ken Clay joined the team
because "J wanted to do a better
job of presenting myself in
student government."
A CAMPUS ABT auction was
he Id reeently 'to bolster team
funds for the trip to Santa Rosa
and. now, Kansas City.
before the next one, I'll go and
watch a teammate's event."
says Ms. Chase. "It's the same
ror everyone on the team ...
The primary team goal, of
course, is to win, but ask
individuals why they joined the
team and the anawera vary.
TEAM PRESIDENT Lela
Barbosa says she joined tbe
·squad because she tboupt it
: would be beneficial to a career
in law. However, abe aoon
realhed .ome other advantaees.
"There's a lot of incentive to
join the team and compete when
Clay says be and three other
Santa Ana College debaters
jumped toOCC becaue its tum.
is better organized and rm~.
The OCC student body fund
kicks in $7.000 per year to
finance the debating team, says
Mrs. Taylor. Tbe money la uaed
to cover tranaportaUon and
lodging costs, but students must
rely OD their own cub for food.
Budgets for other area teams
range from $3,200 at Santa Ana
College to $26,000 at Cal State
Northridge, team direct.ors note.
Palomar Community College's
team baa a budget of S22Jl!t so local team suportera feel ~ is getting a lot of linguistic length
per dollar.
And there's no lact of
confiden ce at the Cos ta
Mesa-based campus.
''J think we will successfully
defend our national tille this
year." claims co-director Leigh.
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UCI Women's Center
Hosts Seminar
UC Irvine's Women's OpportlmlUes Cent.er
will host a one day seminar on Saturday for
women interested in a c&J'ffr in sales.
Cost is S20 for the 9 a.m. to 4 p.m . seminar
in room 17' of tbe Computer Science bulldin.c oa
campus. Eleven women wbo have socceeded in dlf.
ferent areas of tbe sales world will be on band
to di.acuaa their careen. For more lnlormaUon. coot.ct UCI Ex-
tension al 8J3.S414.
If J10U haw an ~ /or Hupp .... and rt Co
JudWl OUoft at Ute Dmlv Pllol. p 0 . ~ '*· eo.ca M~to. CA '21521S, or coll her at 642-G21. ffappt"Rnp
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I was watching a policeman being in·
lerviewed OD the 10 o'clock news tbe other night.
Instead of saying, "I chased that sucker for
three blocks before I finally nailed 'em," be
'stood erect, bis eyes st.artnc straight ahead and
recited, "I pursued the suspect for three blocks
on foot before radioine a cede five ."
Even tbe newsman wu a HWe unsure of
what happened. "'Does that mean you caupt
him?"
THE POUCEllAN remained at attentic.l
and aald mecbaoJcally. • 'Tbat ta COrTeCt.. The
subject. upon beinl apprebmded, flred three
abota before belq restraiDed and remanded in· to custody."
It'• happened ao many times tt makes oae
wonder if policemen are able to atop apea1rtn1 ln
fluent law enforcement when tbe)' cet home and
take off their \Ulllorm.
Somehow I vlauallu a wife creet1nl ber of.
ficer·buaband at the door, amJJioR, "HI, honey.
dinner wtl1 be ready in a few minutee. Who
wu th&! I aaw you wavinc to?''
"'l'llE WHITE CAUCASIAN adult, approx·
imatel,v 82 lncbel tall, wetptn1 119 pounds,
green eyes, brown hair and no visible dls-
tlngui.shin" mark?'' • •'l"hii'i the one.••
"She bas been identified teotatively u our
new nelObor, but we'll have to check it out. By
the way, Where la '517?" •
"I wtab you'd stop referrtng to our son as
tbe code number for 'accident.' U you want to
lmow, be'a beiD.I punlabed for pl81inC ball in tbe
livinl room ud aearl.J breaJdDC a lamp.··
"Where ls the auapect?"
"Watehlna TV."
.. l'LL SEE IF be'a l"Md1 to make a state-
ment yet."
"The lut time you tried to tntenocate him
be took off ao you."
''Yes, that ta cotTeCt, and you remember I
charted him witb a mo.tnc vtoladon."
The domestic scene mdl wttb tbe father
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TlllNG8 MAY GET wone before they 1et
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Enlliab-SpeDJ.ah i.eoo I« policemen.
It wu cllPOed aDd to tbe polat. ··~ dlu. ~ Uamaf Gntda Sube al codle.
por fnor. Uated .ta~-·· :
Tramlatloa. "Good anondne· What i.a yoa.r name? numt you. Get fa 1'0'lr car, please. V ou
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FaJDAY, MARCH Z8
By SYDNEY ONAJlR
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. Altl ES <Mar 21 Apr. 19): Sen.~e of percep·
lion is heightened; you will know wh&t should
be done and when lo do it. Accent on written
mate.r1~1. significant changes, dealings with
Gem1m, Virgo. Sagittarius persons. Review
obllga~n.s lo dependents and those who rely up-
on your Judgment.
TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20>-You've asked
for second chance to improve life.style &nd to
make amends to loved one -request will be
fulri!led. Beauury s urroundings. remember
s pecial anniversary, and purchase gift which r.eflec~ your sentiments. Libra, Scorpio persons
figure m scenano.
.GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Obtain valid ap-
praa~aJ of land .• property or other possessions A
special colledion requires your attention. Wh al
you. ~wn may be more valuable than originally
anticipated. Know it and seek expert counsel
Clandestine meeting is ptlrt ol "romantic s itua-
l.Jon."
. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Transform
ideas Into valid concepts. Now is time to test.
pro.duce a~d accept added responsibility. Older
tnd1vtdua l 1s an ally. wht!lher or not yo u are im.
~cdi~tely ~ware. of it. Another Cancer and a
( apr1corn figure an scenario.
LEO (July 23-Au g 22 ): Plug money leaks
Get rid of losi.ng proposition. Reach beyond cur·
re~t ex~ctat1ons. Valuable publicity can be ob·
tained 1f you take initiative. Aries, Libra
person~ figure prom inently. What seems far
a way as coming closer-and-closer. You gain·
vital advantage.
VIRGO <Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Cycle is such
that you can lake inJUative. make new contacts
and pioneer a project. Imprint style, personali-
~Y . Y ~.meet someone who activates "creative Juices. Leo, Aquarius natives figure pro-
minenUy. Circwnatances tum in your favor. LIB&A (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You "waJte up''
with amwen. A mathematical problem Is
solv~d. You learn more about design and pro-
ducuoo. What ba<J been a secret operation is
openly disclosed. Avoid any temptation to in·
itlat.e a "cover up." You are due to emerge vie·
torious.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Pressures are
removed -you have orportunity to express
yourself. lo make trave plans and lo attend
• gala social event. Many hopes and wishes come
c loser to fulfillment. Gemini. Sagittarius
• persons play key roles. There is valid reason to
celebrate. ·
SAGITl'ARIUS CNov. 22-Dec . 21>-Change
routine. Avoid stubborn insistence on course
that could lead lo dead end. Aquarius. Scorpio,
Taurus persons figure prominenlly. Accent on
standing in community, prestige and career. A
business venture proves successful if quality
m aterial is obtained.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Accent on
tra vel plans, long-range aspirations and educa·
tional pursuits. Gain indicated t..brougb written
wo rd. A very active associate seeks your
counsel in matters of love. Keep resolutions con·
cemmg diet . nutrition and proper rest.
AQUA.RIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18>: You m ake
comeback in financial and emotional areas.
Spotlight on possible change of residence. mak·
mg home a more comfortable and harmonious
place. Family member aids in verifying views.
Earning polenlaal can be enha nced.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Legal terms
s hould be properly defined. Accent on
cooperative efforts, partnership and marriage.
Give lhose close lo you opportunity lo express
themselves. Solidify future plans by obtaining
necessary data and filing facts in orderly man·
ner.
Nathodllt and Unlta.rtan 1&1 arocap., but nevttl'
a •ord Uoul Jcwlah •ay•-u U tbey dSdn'l ex·
lat. l ahall watch wtl.b ln&etett lO 1ee if you print
thJa ·A WASP FROM Md.IC.AN. VA. WHO
R£AD6 ?OU JN THE WASIUNGTON rosT
D&Aa WASP : Eve7 eUiak _. rellPMa ,,... a.a. ••waub. bow 91 • nce,tiea.
I • re.. I lkue .. wer •Mtl11 ul a IJYUCec•
for JewlM ....... ala la IMcame I -enr
lH• -eua&ed. naak ,.. for &eubll me kMw ,. I eaa pua Ute ....._ fte prt.ctple
,.,..._ ol u.u ~--· ........... people, ud ttaat me ... ALL Pfflth. AM ..w, plea.M laud
over tM $It &o you amart ...-e.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My buaband and I
have been trying to have a child for three years.
We have been seeing a s pecialist recul&rly,
Lall.en every test lmactnable, bad surgery and
are using fertJUty drugs.
The emot~onal str~sa we've been going
through is temble. But lhe worst part is listen·
, . mg to the s tupid comment& of thoughtless. ig-
norant people we run into every day. We are
SJCk and Ured or remarks like this: "Why don't
you adopt a baby? You'll get pregn ant right
away. It bas happened to so many couples we
know."
We hope all the sell-appointed experts who
re~d this will recognize themselves and think
t':"1ce before they offer foolish and unwanted ad·
VICC CHICAGO
DEAR CHICAGO: I 'm sure your anxiety
and frustration llave frayed your nenies and
wom oat your patience, but those "tbougblless
and foolish people'' are actually trylD1 to 1ive
you hope and eacouragemeat. Many couples
wboae bl.story is similar &o youn have niuaged
to coneeive sbor1ly aft.er adopUoa -so don't
knock it, dear. ll could happen &o yoa!
DEAR ANN LANDERS. I'll make 1t sim·
pie· Boy meets girl. gives her diamond engage
ment ring, they marry. Eighteen years and
three children later. they divorce. Man wants to
keep ring in the family as an heirloom. Woman
needs money. Who legally owns ring? -SNOW
COUNTRY DILE MM A
DEAR SNOW: Woman le&ally owns ring.
Let him kttp Aunt TUUe's water pltcbu as an
heirloom. P.S. Eighteen years? He sounds Uke a
h~el.
Wedding Bells Special
Brtd{'S and Rr1d{·sma1d~
now 1s the laml' lo havl'
)Our gOwnJI made. lC'.
of( all dreues ordert.-d
bd or c May 15th. A
spcC'lal dll<'OWll &l we do
entare weddina party.
I.all years brides:
Come see our hand.made
baby Items. They C'lU> be
made to matC'h the
nurwry:
Twe..~ •-*M:ao
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HonG'rooeC'*"'°"' C.... ...... W..apnrt Sq.
Un!Orf> Wotlt AYOtlJDle M6-0f24
the
Harbor
Area
• IS •••
Weatcllff Plaza
11th & lrvtne, Newport Beach ~
A• Advertised Na11onelly n PEOPLE, PlAVBOY. COSMOPOLITAN end OlAMOUR-·
Fortbe~ Elect
Incumbent
Donn Hall
DONN
HALL
FOR
COSTA MESA
CITYCOUNIQ v ... .-1.1•
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A ha1rtut thm won't ---':""•
cry m force your
hair into a t;tylc that·~
noc right for 1t
W\! 11 start with a careful
MUdy o( your hrur'~ M t·
oral inclin:inons Our
~ion haircuners
nonce cveryth1~ that's
right I~ well as every·
thin~ that's wron1dwith
the way your hair M9
always grown.
Then they 1l give you
our ptteislon cut. One rhat adaptS the t<Ylc
yoo w3nr m the hmr you have. So. our prcct,ion haircut not onlv looks great the Arst dll
I h 11 help to hold your hair In shape. even as your hair continues tO grow. And you 11 c:ontinuc to get all the loob you 're looking &x
No "'l'polntmmu fttltalllq, .wr. Jwt 116 /<JI' 6f'Y' Mil foll.
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p J 81111 .. Meller.
All r..a ..... ectvertiHd
ro tlllill aewspeper it aub-
jed to Lbe Federal Fair
HoiulDI Act of IHI
wll6da makes It lllePJ l.o
advert11e "aoy pre.
fere.oc., limh.aUon. or
diacri.minaUoa ~ 00 reee. calor, rebpm, au. ar Dlllkma1 on&in. or an
b:ltemkJn to cnue any
ada pl .. eoc:e. tim.Jla· t.ian. OI' diac:rtminaUoo ...
,,. newspeper will DOt
lmowintly accept any
advnt11in1 ror real
tlll.l&e wblcb ii lll vlOla
Uon oft.be l.tw
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l!u!d!tr IMtctl rt I 1 llO
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Well located E.a1ulde a.. .... ) bedroom 2
t..tb wt£b foreed &11' beat
lllliJl-iD lcitdlm. aad b1i
a.amble lm.sl. Located
an a bulklahW ll·Z lot and
pnced lie R-1 at SU0.000 full pnoe. C»il 7S1·31tl
C:SELECT
I.PROPERTIES
o/ r/swporf
REALTORS
675-SStl
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c.._,_., 1~2 lot for ......... a,., ...
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Cl file loc.aKoa. s l '5,600.
COLE OF MEWPORT REALTORS
2515 IL Cooat Hwy., C... .. M•
675-5511
Qllllfied..,...
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Redhill~ Realty
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F.asWdr 3 Bdrm home,
hardwood noon. double gar a1e. Lot 60xl20.
Sl2$,.000
WmhOceaf1.t
Oo Newport Peon. or
South to LalUU Bcb.
Stacie f~. mlolllip&e ~or comm1 ln·
ClOllDlt '81ita. 8rtlr lavUd.
Write: a. Lui.her, Box ao. Lake Anowbead,
Calli. ICD52, Or Call: L
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fin Udo Park Or., Ith noor condo. 2A Hr.
...tty. Call for 8'11> 'l..
IAYFROMT
Wfftt rt.r & 5lp
Fantastic location w / vtew of al least
four islands CL1do. Linda. Harbor &
Bay Is l.> That ·s whc r<' the act ion 1s.
Two !Jlory. 5 Bdrm. 6 Bath. nicely
decorated and we ll m aintamed. Don ·1
fre t the ll'nderc;. t his owner will
llnanCC' entire balanC'e after a normal
down pay ment. Sl.190.000. Call for
a ppointment.
JACOBS REAL TY
675-6670
29 19 Newport llYd. C.orwet' J 0th
~ Attention ~Businesses
A Flctttlou• ·Bualn••• Name
... , ...... "'" wtlh .... County
Clerk I• valld tor five ye .... der
which time continuing
bu1Jn••••• Mu•t reflle.
Pubtk:don le neoeaaery onfJ "
there O:,:..~":.r;:••· Call the Le91I 8t "'9 DAILY
ltlLOT for lnformetlon end
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Tl4·A'1·MH or E•H •·tnT.
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O\IER ts6 YEARS OF SERVICE
~a.uc• 115 CAMTOM-¥.W
\tn11 C.rac-lou<1 Versaallu Model. Wade.
W1nd1n..: Su.'>pe-nd~ Sta1rrasP Overlooking ~t.irbl«' t:nlry " S p11r1ou' L1\1nl( Room
Superl3ll\,. Four lk-'droom F'our & One· Half
B ath llome •:lefl!.int C1n ·ular Gar dt>n
Katrlwn Oen W1lh .. ·1n•plat'f> Huie Muter
'\u11L• Luxunno~ lt.1li.1n \1,irbh• Bulh'i Vaew
Of C.nlf Cnur'lf' l Jll l''•>r ,\ppoinlment
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181 DOYB DllYI
mac nab I irvtne
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY
'"'EGGS IM OME IASICET! ..
(.uxury hvm~ & income combined
m this dramat.Jc custom Penmsula
<luplt:x 2BR & 1 BR. Fireplaces.
dl·t·ks. wood & g lass. $350.000.
({; 771
ocmMG DICUTIVI. ••
1t v1n~ in the spacious single level
4BR home. Lg den w/2nd fplc --
forma l d1run~ rm --free.form pool
& s pa & putting green . In the
privacy or Bi g Canyon. $624,000.
<G-78> JERI HUNT 642-8235
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'Jt ranwuc view ot the beaut. blue
Pactnc. Privat tepe rrom your own
door to the com munlty beach.
Extl&11lve area with 1 J4·hour tet"urity
JC•te. Spaclou, cont mporary home
wtlh 4 bedrms. formol dinint. tam rm. recreation rm. study. 3~ baths. Spa &
t>uUt·in fish' uquarium. Sl.100.000
Consader exchange ror Newport
bayfront wtth boat lip.
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.... 671-J.166 ._..-a. _____ _
•r.rt Aft. Ba.lboe l&l. ~m..-ar. a.. Coedo. So. c.t
Terrace. Sl7Kda. lat
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IUllALD IAY
Like a book you can •t put down, la one
way o( describlnl thl1 approxtmately
4.000 sq.ft. mansion. When ?'°" tee It.·
you'll want to 1tay. 18 beamed
cellJng. 32x30 UvlD1room,3 fireplaces
plus llbrary. Walls or glass.
breathtaking view of ocean. Pool plU.S
spa. Private beach, and tennis court.
Spectacular sunsets. 24 hour security gum. Owner will help finance. Act
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OWCAT 14%
ZH. dowA ao4 owatr
cany bUuN Modern ----------------1 attllitecture 3 Bdrm
OM*'9 &Wt. latte t>.dc
. tt ·a the established devclorment
on lho hlllaad.: above Corona de Mar.
Large Iota. mature trees. singJe story
floor plal\b. a com munity pool and
ctoso to th~ public tennis courts Ca.nd
Gebon&~> Jl '& ideal. Currently
uvualublc as a four bedroom with
formal dining, cozy stone fireplace in
the master su.ite. bt•ams and moming
~un (.'()ming an over the h1ll Owner
will help finance at JUSl $249.SOO. o.Pc.~ ~~ar ~.~.~ ....... ~~.~.~ ...... ~ ~~ :.=r.~ ~ ............ !!~ ~ ............ !!~!
~POtNT C!.:,-0 2 Bdrm. t>.t OMl' Westcl!ll
'119,000.
U~l()UI: fi()Mt:i
REAL TORS'. 675.0000
2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mltf
~~nytame . A&t · $1~0 ASSUME
Down' No QuaUfyln«' LOAN Newly decorated 4 bdrm family
'home . Close to ocean. $325.000.
IA'ffltONT
We have several fine homes
with pier & slip
El TORO HOlllSE COUMTaY
.4 Bdrms .. 3 baths : ranch style.
mini-estate in orange groves. $249.500
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
I 1 •' " ; . d' [)' . ' "' I' ' .. ', t i '· l
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Split level 4 Bdrm •Allle famlly room 6
dedt, cfulin1 room. a
fpJc '•, lovely pool, ..,.m ocean and harbor
view. All for only ......,.
2S.C....C111d11 Both 2 Bdrm, abarp,
c1e11a umu. 8Dtb w /bJgh
uawnable loans with low payments. Call
beforelbey are eone.
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Then see Chil ire•t tami· ly home in coovenlent
Eastblul(. Owner will
carry an all inclu1lvt'
trust deed le you can
move in right away. 3
Bdrma. & 3 baths + family rm .. all ror only
SIJM,000
17141 67M400
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HARBOR
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t?Bach Reatty
IEAL ISTAn IXCELLIMCI SINCE 1949
COMI WITH US. .. to OR.ANGE TRU.
llll'llMI. ..... 2 ~ 2 ...... co.Mio;
fo,..... dhtl1t9 "°°"'• ff,..pfoc:., 2 cw
elKtric ....,.. S 110,500 ... ...,..._ e...
OWMf' wtl cony ltCOftd.
NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811
a.mAMCI
A OIVlS1on of Sift 500 Harbor lnvestment Co. • ~ JIOO + sq.fl.
~~~~~~~~I bome. Totally re·
--------..:.. modeled, hardwood ~...... Ooon. t>.y windows too. ~ .......
8 Bdrm. fami!y room,
formal dining, -41,ia Ba.
Best Spyglass location
with ocean and city
lights view. $595,000. --------1 Owner wW carry SZ25.000 OCUNYIEW!
NOW $17',500!
SECUR ITY BLD G .
Ultra-deluxe penthouse ·
2 bdrms .. 2 baths, frplc .. deck + community
ameoities · wall trade ·
j1uDce · leas e oplion
.$10.0001
• lc6oa lay Prop.
2ndT.D.
SUM, 900 Gou rm et It H c b e n
OwnerwWbelpfln.uce ovelooks sunny
thla fantaaUc 4 Bdrm breakfast area. 2 larae
p.rden home. Huie add· bdrm a downs ta 1 r s.
on f amlly room, secluded MIOODCl St«)' hoe ta spec·
patio, dining room too! ucwar master suite.
Second story h osts Huge dressing area.
r:na:.'ter suite + 3 more raJ.Sed RomBn tub. mar-
spaClOUS bdJ'ms_ Call for ble lop pull mans + 2
finan c ing d e tails more queen siu bdnns.
Chance of a lifetime A must to M."e Call now
646-7171 for personal prcv1l'w
•1t; lit , • I • ' I '• 646-7171
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HE.AT, SWHT AHD
HAROTOIEAT
Nothing to do but moVl'
1n and en JOY lh1 :.
beautifully deroraled 8 nu. oid 3 Bdrm home
Flow\ng vaulted c:e1h.og
CHA1t•••HOM1 Unuaual -remodeled
md reao¥1Md a& bome
plaa z Bdrm apt. Larae io¥eb' l"OOCDI, mstr Nth
baa jacuul. Obi 1u. wwbbop. lal.biry rm. sm.ooo
&.. lr9dllel .. Auoc.
'71-lJJI
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EASTSIDE
ID! HOUSE
Z Bdrm R.J ~ Only
llilR.lllO.~MMlSl
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REAL TY
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By Owner Creative
raaaocln&-C&&atoauzed
tllrou&bout. 3 Bdrm. z i.. pool u yard, beadl ace.a. Call for appt. -..ari
JUSlUSTID
CDMDUPUX
New re&r UDJt VII f(~t
qt.,., reflll'bisbed froat
I.Intl. 3 BR eacb. 128S.OOO
QUI for appt
640-6259
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R E A/LT Y
1'MI ASSUM A• E to.. br b,Jt.erest rate
No ClllAllMn& netta!at')'.
4 ear-: fAmUy room. tremeodow earner lot. Want LMt ... .900. Call ~
FO~C:!';T E
OLSON . ~·
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CLASSCC*DO
NMr Samia COMt Plaza.
911DO Da. ZbdT, .tU1t 00-
ty, .... pie. ~. pool.
1'ot•I mo. payml
UNBELIEVABLY AT
-. loci. tu..1mW'~. ~ dus, wat.er. gu.
Ir trash_ •.400, prua OD·
ly J obn Saar . A~.
&n l&
$13.000 OOWH
MO quAUFYIMG
~ar bt>acb. 4 bdrm'
2 b;, frpl<' SIS.'>.ootl
fiJI 5T.r7 Hkr
l'nncipal.-. Onl>
MESA DB. MAR
Owner wtll finance ' 4 br. AHume SN,000
Bri&hl cbeery bome, ftnt. ()WC NCGDd, U · stec:e to the lake UJ Wood· IOC., pool & tau:Ua. Home
bndee la In prime condiUoo and C4111bd~ tboro1&&hly upgraded.
754-I 20Z llJ7 ..500. A&t. 551-805 l
$97.000
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3Bd rm 2 ba, A /C , Northwoo ds, Agt :
SSZ.31150.
••CONTRACT
OF Sill!
call for cktalls about
bow tbla method of pn:baM will allow you
to ASSUME the ·~~ lam on tJlia natJ.aC .I ef • te..~UlP"· ~ WOODBAlOOE
f.S'l'ATl!'.S. nib bome
-It all. Gcqeoua pl'*I ~rm.-dac c.u~ .
JI /""'"',, •(JI•" ,, ·I
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Jt WOOOBR•t>GE
~(Al TV
551 ·3000
Atlet1lion
lnYeston 11* bome la kleal for
you! Z Bdrms. ,2 ba., brt-and cheerful COUD· try kitchen. Prlvate Pl&. Near pOC>1 and apa.
Call today for more ln·
formation.
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U9UMAMIADOWS 0-.. a.rtea a.lty ia
....... to~ lheee riew bomea altuated llPm.t pnUe b.illa1~
Priced from D00.000
,71-7112
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• 675-7060 *
[ ® 18&111 ~ ... ' ,. ' '• ' ·i·,.;·'
C*tAcon [~tiift!UI 1.11 livtng rm. a cozy frplc _.,... TIRRACE
and delightful laodscap-3 Bdrm. Lowell pnced
ing. Only 199.500. Call 8'st terma ~
rowm-£170
CBy()wner I
laumc 3 br 2 ba. llf
buucs pool $120.000 8THW008
2112'1 ~ La Call lO Custom bome with 3 w SM-2:223 • belaooma and dm W1l.b
OCEANFRONT
New modular type
lx>cnel. pvt. cocomwut y.
2 bdla. 3' hr S«Urity.
11.1b ·letllaa O K
ITW*tJl16 FantaAic 3 + dart room
f. MMfStOMS
lllllpincent CUiiom view f:jhlknl, SU:IO,OOOand
TADO.. m aduave ClaiDa Cow. a.oM4 OIL MAit 81)-tmd~ view. Fee Sf'YtllASS A c:.-w... 1024
LL ~,.,,.ATE ...................... . 'fl'"' -----•lsy O WN ER ·$8r.
I Bdrm + bay view, ::.:Sc:;~mable .. AHCI
pric:al 1216,000. First TD ""'"" ,,, 9.,, \ '"'· ,0 1<1 ,. ... , • Doub6e door eat.ry opens
I' I fa.._. 1040 .......................
•.ooo. Super flnanc. q. RefertoSUDday 's ad
In Class 100 2 ,
''MANSIONS''.
SLJS,SJO La&.eresl lllh~ to skyH1bted Indoor ·.~.!.~~··:~ [ ® fflllttl ~.:r.:~~ REAL TORS IASTSIOl 1-2 u .ooo owe al lJl-,,..
Ow'1mal okiu borne on w IR do 964 48 57.
ltJCk ALDaETT£
llEALTOR
731·Sll.5or832-0440 l ® d!JHti re.to U. Coodos ..,J,m;,;.~~!';~~ .~:~.~
. ---._. 2. 3 ._ 4 ~~ms with room. gourme\ lulcben.
EASTSIDE Larae trff i.tud~ R z 912 1.6i4 oorou lot Caty approved -.OAILE LOT chc>lex plam tnduded in ASSUMd E LOANS
&Alden pn~ Eutaide pul"t'bau Owner wlll ()( m,4.50 al a\f'rage.> in
klcaUoo Pn~ to tell coo.sider carryrng ZDd &.er9t rat.e of JI l-,'-;, on
fast, ooly as.ooo Call TD caJJS.IUI t.tis mtt ... l~ba PoOf
WATBFioMT
40'Boalshp.
OB.UXI DUPLEX
This IS a pride o r
owoerstup duplex local·
ed in Orange. Both uruls have 3 lrg Bdrma and 2
Ba. a double praae & a
huge pauo ror entertaiD·
ing. Submit all offers.
Our teller ia flexible. Alldna mo.ooo BALBOA lSLA N [)
.. ~"" aJJopmatofreeform pool ocean v)ew, pool, sauna, & spa. Panoramic view
spa & lots of open spact> of mounwns Assume
1n Sunny San Diego. loan and owner wtll help
Starung $C7.SOO witb 5% f Ina nc e $4 S5, 000 down payment. u .1s 1.0-meoo.
~ :,i;n,, • 1 ., • • I homr f' 'P $112,000
I• dlH:I ~~~~~~~~I ~~~r.r;~~ $23:S,OOO
Beautifully decorated throu&bout. beat localloo p~ebannel. Act Now, ?Jl 84167.
0 Ol'fN ltt 9• ti~ llJN )OBI NICI•
REALTY
673-8100
tft'e5t raU. 50-7971 Or 001•• "'I •"' I '''""''•' I• ::.;r:l'su 1!.®IBIH:N Tiled entry leads to " '
lavisb living room and OCIANYmW toasty fl replace .
Gourmet kitchen . $124,900
BEYERL Y HIUS
LOT
in l)Qbeny Estates bw Id.
Ina ait.e. 1be d\y of L A
sprmda before you all
U.way to tbe sea. Room
farpool. TERMS.
Fonnll dining. 3 b~e Dnll.k:aU1 reduced. Ap.
~..--.;;::~!"-•! bdrma and 23 ' game praiMld at 114.5,000. Walk
room. Wall ol gla.u over· to belldl . OCND-Vll!W. Be k>okin& pool and euy crMltlve . aubm1t all of.
care rear IJ'Ollnds. Only ftn.Ml-TTU
...,_v..,.u
4'7·17'1
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BEAUTIFUL BAYFRONT $275,000
fab•foa foceflott Oii the ley with
, p•ar••c VIEW of lay ocffvtty. Be,..t
• •xp•M 2 Md. 2 b4a, coop .tt iR a
pntffcJ-/MCwfty IMHfdltlcJ with poof. IMt., ..... S17S,OOO. .
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
Rf.Al. EST A TE s. ... Rm .. F'Yoprr1y ~
2436 W C-r Hwy 31!> M..,_ Al.1?.
Newpo.r Be.ch Botlbo.t I~
6ll·l400 67Uf00
-NO 9UAUFYING! FANTASTIC
AMAMC.-. OMy $149,000 ....,_ tWs
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2744 I. COAST HWY. coae>MA DIL MAR
759-1116 ,.... .. ....
•
Sl39,ll00. Ca U D01111 for <S.·
tails, 963-78ll
Ql"f N rte \/ • '' \ I I.JN ro M ".rl t •
r•lfill
MISAVIRDI s Bdnm. or 4 A a deo:
lmmaculate 2·•tory
balDe with all tbe extras. Gua1e door opener,
water softener, de·
ciantor wall coverlnp.
OaU fer app 't. Sl•.S>O 8'J3.a1 67$4177 eves
associated
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/ ""' lj JI b• <) ,, ' ~ '6 /, I
CHAMCI°'
A UFIT1MI
This may be your
only Gppty to own
a large hofnt on
an unbellevablu
near acre lot with
padd le tennis
court . playM\ase
& view. Don't
mlu It ! ~.(!00.
Trade CalaliJla 27' lo·
board Sall BOal as
parUal payment oo In·
come Property, M·l , R·2.
Cmdo1 Newport area?
714~
CD Coldwell Ban~~r
IAYRONT COMOOMNUM
On the Peninsula -· spacious 2
Bdrm, 2 bath unit with both ocean &
bay view. parking for 2 cars &
excellent security. Top priority for
boat slip. Excellent buy at $350,000.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
~ 644-9060
I ALECOS I ' I I I r I
I CNEEP I: .1'111_1
J VIX! "9¥9 to be a ttle I C A M H 0 f J c.reful about What tMr tell 1 ' I I I r ,..c ::', ~.:;::o·~~ · • • • -· "ANoh out. ""°" out and
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OAKGL&I blks from PIH. f'P
Sl.50.000
Parlr Place.Inc. 84Z·7~1
Dlsllncth·e oew 2 .-.___ bdrm .. _ bedroom, 2'r'. ba COD· By ~ 4 -2 .... ....__._. • _, L.R.. diJuag rm, fa m.
........... uma. -rm., oo cul-de-sac In ~ Ekien Ave, C.M. IDCJd a~a A.u~mable ~~~MU734~~~~~ lam al 9"4~ Pn1mpals
-only M7.JIJ1
SYCAMORE
Gl.84
••MD HEW
Fabulom, laree 3 bd. 2i.,
ba. Quahty townhome
ClCID!b. Only 4 available.
from llOIJlllO. a&ao Saota
Ana Ave. IG4734.
IACllAY
1B1'1Ul.E Orn:RED A~ IBR bome ri.b
pool Pricad to MU al oa·
l)'$129,000.
CM.I. 644-7% 11
/Jn NH ol l
I '.1\11 I V •1•
li'l'->Lll 1111t 11
New custom home Walk
to beach. Lake Pan. 3br.
2"'ba. 2 frplcs. open
bt>amed cftbngs Cstm
l..broucboa 53Mi29 A«t
Pnnc.Only
WATaNOMT HO.-
IOl ft on wa~ Lee dodt.
4'-' Br. 4'-" t>. ON A
POINT. Spac liv1 n1
w t pool. Sacrifice
S700.000. Call Nancy ..... ¥: w• .. ~ A.am SW.'l> loan. 2 br caado. a ,ooo. Prine. oo-~-S38·14"4 or
le.&rfWow ...... t042 .......................
--------• 9sie<t Water Vu.. Only 1.Yr old. Twnbm. 2br. den DISPmATI!
J Bdrm. 2 beth. nice area
-&co. CC*t Ptua. .,.-. BID". m-om
Redllced fOI' r..t Sale.
ddnn 2ba, UPlrtded
3 t •• bame, 91,SOO. .... •'*"-· Elsa. .as.aotTSl·UIT
2\la, 2 fpkl, pool, spa.
ua.na, t.elmis. Sllll5,000.
SeUer w /uaisl w lf\D.
Real btat.e "R" Us
TI4-SZU720
71'0MWAT8 BJ owner' on Humboldt
laland, c ustom
tral.afroa ..:;::r ... oepUnna! J ftew,
4,fJIJO lq fL •. \J.doct, ..
-.mble fbed lou at
U~'lll. 1171.000. Open
Sll/81m 1.ai CltwMI
lA. '714 > ..._aw1
..... 1044 .......................
•rrt.NO CONDO· l J.r.
('IODY. din. l yr ..... Al·
-1~ loeo. Hi beem
va\llhd cel lln I•·
Ownr /Skr 'a bome.
111-*131
.,
pnn&e lltrium 291() sq.
fl a.u today
LOTS
f'tom sooo ~ ft tn ell
ch111\'e SORTHWOOO
IUld your own dream
bomt-
@ RANCH
REALTY
55 1-1222
mllltll.E LOAN
CllEGE PAIK
.Fabu.lous 4 bedroom
Ya)e Plan. 6deally •out.
ed OD ~ac. ffi«b loan belaa<'e. Newly
cmpUd • h'elllb p&U>t· ed tbrouabout. Tbi•
bome UC> bu ceatraJ all"
aJDd. •hardwood noon
11IS IS IT!!
WHAT A BUY!!
SLl.000 uoder pri~. 4
bedrooms. 2~ bell», 3
car prqe a.od 291() . sq.
ft. Needl IOme n.c. Ca1J
fordeta&la.
* •EXa.USIYll Y
OURS!
Free s&.aadJng Broad·
lllDOf bame oo comer lot
~from part. One of
WOOOBRIOCES lowest
pnoed homes • yet cash
to an ASSUMABLE k>an
will 1et you 9 5"' ID·
J!!!!m.! ~m·
proowd. 10.000 + lq. ft b..k!lna '*1-1 lot off
oce1n(ront Soulh
Laituna $450 ,000
'TM iWJ6..2.lil8
nADI C.U. IOA Tn
AA dawn pymt for fan
lalbc csun new lri-levt'I
wood 6 ew.s 3br, 2ba.
w1brut.b takln~~11t
-"'"'· Prol. t ed. Seililr to carry con-
e.rad at l~ iaterest.
818.000. See SUD l~ PM.
Or call 4H·Sl11 or
151"3IOO
OWNER WILL HELP
FINANCE
A llf'eatbtakial eater·
L&iDef's deUJht wttb 3
bedlooaa, 2 beUla. bute family room, artlat ·s
.ado and wa1ll cl &Jaa.s. ....
LINGO REAL ESTATE
«-mi
~HOUSI
FAIRVIEW DR.
LAGUNA BEACH
.,..... toauQ baadl.
3 Bil OC1MD viiew bome.
mov•Lll CODd. Pric.d
billow marbl 6 owner
wtlJ ftnance. -.we
By Owmr', 3 siory VIEW
home, tralk to beacb. sno.oao. u~ auamable.
OPEN HOUSE Sat 3121.
12·5. 492 Hllledae.
snt.000. l·SZS.1111 or
9llMM7
L..-...... 1012 .. .................... .
FODC*)t HGTS
~model. 2700 aqft,48rJBa.
IM5,000. U"'k int.. -aw--.......
terml. Home a 2"1 ,ean &*....., ltll
... aod read)i ,. OC:• --·····-... •••• cupanc7. Call today. ...w ...
Atllll!SU.ooo. SIU.too -11 -·' '" ' , . . .
'1' '' r·
.. lluftaca Plnry
I ldrm.. famUJ rm, co..-._., eacutive boee.
Aat••able k>aa. Cell ,..
LADPORDTRLTY •41111-~ .
IP I llMr..,._ Ml ,._. f06t
.... h' .. L.o. .. :::A :!T:: '. ..._,. ..... ft;: ... • ................... ... ID'*~ BR·-------P1MaC'itWraJe11tr7, ••O..O...Yle* ==~~:.:: ' 8dr J -,.. .....,. room to tot'eftd PtUo Newi1 ••corated.
.,.. 6 beaUlif\&I back Jacunl. Jn hacb.
'YS'dl -......t vi.w of Q!C1 1rHt terma.
blDa. A "-"rt deUpt, rnc9ll to ..U ll lml.oot ODlJ l&,000. Call Myma lllr .....
&oom. ·~· 875·3411 ; ~~~~~~~~ aan
0000~.LOAN ~~~t!
lt'YtM .......... 000. 0.-.... l'rillatllu
M pa ~ O¥al Rd.
lnlu. W ·ltu. By .-..
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OlllPM ... ....................... ....................... . ................... .
MCm.& ..... iow11 ................ '° ....... Ad•lt, DO ,.t .-..o... .... wa.
..... OllTllACM
1.m .... :..:.w ••• IBr.•. 1 .. rm 0WMH W /CAllY 6 '*'-. "1*a. &&tdn ft tub, feoud {cf• ocQ
J IR J Ba. dimq WM, tir-. ~~ lovely Uled patto. ' ~ eDdceed . •• ... .._.
oantl" I.nm •l.IPPCl'U. 972-M21 MIWPOl.T + Vuut, probate . ~ M\ODO. HIM HOM HOSP. ~ R I! D C A R P E T l Bdrm apendo lo *'v.l\ YWW REALTORS pmot, 8peee IWll. S\44.
Beauutul fml1 home --r 1P •n .ooo cub . ~ with dr&malk -------_StMm _____ _ POOL 6i SPA. Room for • ••••-.. • bclM " RV. Ql.y hahta __ _..,"""
view! R ecently re-~OCIAMYllW?
modeled ln rantHtlc 11lia ta a new 4 Bdrm 3 loca«ha 19-UOJ blllla alltom home with
c;'J Walker t; lee
aepe.nte In-law poten-
tial. Located oa fee land.
ST EPS P'ROM T H E
Real ~late OCEAN. Builder H)'I ---------• mu.e an offer aod try
MIWPOIT
CUSTOM
$119.500
1bbl exdtlng a bdrm rm.
ly bome is an enter-
tabr 'a delight w /\miq ue
livability. Preatlgious Newilort locaUoo. FEE LAN"D. Spark.ting POOL.
Priced to aell fHt.
15-J:iOl
c;; Walker & lee
Real l'lttate
)'OW' t.erma. orferect at
IZ5UOO. Call ~Wl
-~_,_,__HERITAGE
REALTO RS
THIULTIMATI
...... ANQ
Nestled io Newport Beach. Beautiful and
warm, 2 sty with formal
dinlAg. Huge gourmet
kitchen. profes&ionally
~.priced rig.ht.
$Z38,.500. Call 64.$-0303
FOREST E
OLSON ..... ... ... . .....
B y owner. oo the
Boardwalk, Balboa
Peno . Owner will
ftnance. &7S-3909.
Open House Sat/Sun 1-4.
.Newport Crest. Encore
Ct. Lg. 2 br 21,; ba,
VIEW. pool, tennis, etc. ~.000. Aasume 8V.%
~Owner. 770-1807
•EXCITING•
U.Pft
19'14 Traveleze
w~ outside patio
fs ..,...._ 0'8.hwaaber·
dlapoaal· froaU r •e Fri1id a l re. P'rencb
armoire dlvlder. 2
~aheda. corner lot.
oroa.m)
Uwely=~ Wla Welt Home, 20ri0,
niomt S star part. corner
~ wllaqe paUo area.
Air coocf-only Sl7 .soo . ~)
CUSSIC
MOl&IHOMI
SM.IS
2'10I RutJor, Ste 20&-A
540-5917
our OP' WORK! Must
aell !! New Royal Oak
family put, 28r, 2Ba,
take over payments
<MC. $22..500. Im mediate
possess loo r ! <SM26 ).
JltraM--0611
... ·-·" forW. 1300 .......................
4-fUXES ..,... Sllt,000
~~
NIA.I DISMIYl.AHO
Broker (114)750-1124
~~.:!! .. ~~ .... ...,..
f'llllDUft'llD&. ell .......... nmn.uxaco. .,.
14weroas
91C&M.
• tlHITI. a ~ ott "'""°" •vd. Tau over ll.Ol,000 loan. S•ll•r
w lefilTY pefWI wtt.b no ~ til Im. Act
.. lc.llf~
N ·~ • • '" row Nlft
nu: RE AL
£STAf£RS
4 Unlta/Coata Mesa.
lilll5,00Q. Sia~ to 1031.
Jtl.W7 At/... cd15-4'111.
12 UMITS
Room for 6 mon. Costa
MMa.~.10%wnp.
U ~ lllatlvat.ed. $14.SM
~,.2020,
OIAMMCOUMJY
UUHITSwmt
SPlteAU
Two 16 unit compleses.
WW sell on contract at
9.72$%. 4.S% cash on
t2lb retwn.. Uaderlying
lst TD'l auumable. E1·
teoaively reCurblahed.
Hilb demand rental area-waJtl.og llst. CaU
Pat Parlt.imon. 7S2· mo
~QUAIL
A.~~J~
10,. Tl t:JO P.MJ
13% AITD
wtth 1.5% doW'a oa newer
Sm Cemeate duplexes.
Call tar details.
l'~ ~21.
ttawpwtc...r
646-IH7 ....... anA Venaillel condo. Bay •a&.11 1N1LDU f view. 2 Br 2 Ba. No down Exdtiq oew project, PQ'IDfJIL. SlTS.000, ~ ho 6 oeND new.. 1 & z mntJsb'. se-mt
Newport! Exceptional ~~~~~~~~
EaatbllB loaltion! Over --------Bdr11U for ••le and . -.e.. &ules ata.rti.nC at SIAYIEW W /YEW
$150,000. Several to AS6l1lllE l.M! Pluab
s • 2. o o o 1ro1 1 . SACRIFICE
~~ .. c:ft .. !~ ~~ ..... ?~
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11
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TW-.i.JI'.... ..... ff'D&c. mo 11)().
4N ..... MW IO AllriJ Lllf.-..._ 0..-llWT. •ua MMUI
!'nine ec.ta ,. ...
loeeCJoo on Baker
SL for·~
or ecmdoa. Bulkler'a
l**qe available.
Call rot 1nro .
Terms available.
RCTclylorCo . ' .
••-.S IM'ISIOIS Far SUe .,, ow.er bl Ctty
al lDctio, Ul loU· rlnal
aap. «> Lota appr tent.
ar l.adiao Palma C.C. a..ooo per lot. i~ ctn. owner wW carry baJ al
10% tot only. (714 1 •U73.
i,; N:tt level view lot.
Lemon Hts area of
T\lltin, aatiQg suo.ooo.
Terms avail.ff8· 12J2,
6G1.U
........ lyno6d. 3
Bdrm. 2 be. frp&c, 2 car pr. Neer pub. Drtve
bf. Avail AptU lat.
llZS/mo. J o Ann Ast. m.ezz
HARBOR VJEW HILLS ... a.. blUa.. bNut de·
air. Sbed)' ynl. Avail.
Apr UOOllo+utll.
f1J.GQ
2 Br, 2 be duplex, 2 car ..,.._Near new.
m..euort&WTS2
Ha.rbcw View Home, 2
Bdrm. 2 Ba. 1716/mo.
AfJ.. -..ao. Call Craig.
RC. TQ-tor Co
3 BR. lipl., le. Uv. rm.
Avail. April LS, S7'00 Mo .
..... -.mtAit
J Z24 .......................
KJOS.ftn()t( .&\SJ'SIDE 2 BR. N96.
Gar. & fDcd yard.
H0101 roa UNT
3 OT 4br. PriC*f from
--hcd yMI 6 1ara1e1 . ramtUu
pl•He. K6d1 6 pell
tllllkcaa. CaJ.18"-W « marn. ,.._,no fee •
Huntlnaton Harbour
waterfront. 2bt. 2ba.
Pool. ten.nu. security.
9DOMo. :ill-llZZ
~ the Water. HUDt.logton
Harbour boCDe wlUi ter·
rttk view. BeauUluJ 2·
ac.ory, 3 Bdrm. ramiJy
rm, indoor PoOl+dock
for 35 • boat. S2000 Imo yr·
ly. Waterfront Homes
83'1·1«>0
SeniDd C.-do z bdrm.
1" ba . 2 u r 8 a r .•
tinplace. H~na, 1pa,
pool. SUO mo. Call mmo.
Newport erat townbse 3 i Br, 21,; ba, elegaol
Br•atudy, 3 ba, lge Uv Newpor t Terrac e
rm, din rm. kitchen t.ownbome. Totall1 up-
w/e9&.1nc aru. f /p, ft't 01lded. Close to ocean.
bu, tennis, pool, Jae. S!5. Tony, A&t. 912-9311
aaua. dbl 1ar. Sl7S. -°'-~-------
_'6-0JD1 ___ or_c:m_no.. __ 1_110_ SPYGLMS 4 br, 21,; ba .
Cliff Drive. Paoora m le
view. 2 Br. 6 mos. leue.
Pan.ly f W'niabed. S7SO
an Smitb-lleyer, All.
54&-71U or &tG-53$1.
view. Gr*t Loci. $1475
m>.. ~Own/Bkr.
Pmoram1c Ocean view.
2)00 N2-2S10or~
3244 -------
Executive home for
family & eatert.allUg.
4Br, 2\-iBa, din. rm. cMtf,
larlC bu. Nr. Faabf.ep
lsLand. Sl.Jl50 /mo. Cet1
for appt: 640-13'2.
.......................
Mobile home. 12 'x70 •. 28 r.
2Ba, fum. w/expando.
129,811. Localed in desert
2 Br. 1 ba. nice patio.
garage, adults only
Good location. m.4662
area Lo Raocbo Min1e. Br 1 Call: n4-32il-Z140 before 3 • 2 ba, am rm, gar.
3pm dally /714·328· 7 419 ~ yd. Kids olt No dogs
wtnda. &15 mo. 831-9081
M. •• Dftett Adults. Nfow 38r. 2...,Ba . ..._. • 2400 d11bwasher. s elt
-··•-••••••••••••• • cleaning oven, frplc paljo, 2 car gar w /auto
FOllLIASI
New z bedroom 2 bath
home. Mission Laku
Country Club. Golr ·
temia-pool. Be autllully
18.l>CiKaped, no main·
laMIDCe yard.
door opener Pool • apa
~~-
Extt ~ ~an. rut~
V)CW. ter, 2..., ba, (aauJy.
rec rm. RV area
1125 ltoo. Oy$ 529-4417, ev
GHW
.. ..................... .
ltlHTALS
2 BR. 2 Ba .......... SS50
lBR.2\'i ba. . .... ~
4 BR. 3 ba ....... ..,., /SSO
SBR.2~ba ...•... ~
NEWPORT BEACH
4 BR. 2Va ba. pool. l87S
9lllOO~Rd .
r>e.ert Hot Spriop
~~
Woodbridge 2 br. l ~ ba. 2 br. 2 ba, Crpl, yard, gar, (rpk Qlild ok. No pet.a
pvt wlllb rac. brand new IDIYT1Y ~
KAUAI Oc99,.,.., C DH da I
~ dowla. Noqu.alifytng ,...TllO. Aft ' 4M-.sl82
AS~f'hlst
BY OWNER
OPIMHOUSI
SAT /SUM 12-1
4 sAN SIUSTIAN
RmdmLM Palmas C C
2 Br Z Be, furn or anlum.
maio.1-~
se. Pb 752-2847
S750 mo, Deluxe 38r " P'am rm. 2"'1ba, (pie.
microwave. encl dbl car
pr, A· 1 Coad. Z!lll7 Elden
Ave. Toaee call tn'i-5098.
3 Bedaoom. 2 betb coodo . ~tspe. Super loc:atJon. .., mo. &el-4C'T1
LFME: 4 Bil, Zba, fDcd
yant wtlh pool sroo /roo A&t ~l·SOOO. CaU for
~
LIDO PENINSULA .
CoDdo oa Bayf roa\ wttb
Z100 ft al beautltuJ Uvtn~,
2 Br. den , 2 ba .
Waterrroot patio .
Sl.mtmo yrty !use
UDO ISLE Newly de-
corated in neutral toaes
With plush rarpets 2
Bdrm. frptc, atrium ·
pabo. a?S/mo yrly
VER..'iAlLUS condo w 12
bdrm. 2ba, b&icooy. oc:
vtew, new cpts tdrps.
relng, incl frplc Sec.
pool, rec rm ~/mo.
New & never lived iw
VJ1..JA BALBOA. 2 Br. 2 bath. paUo & greenery.
NN.raI decor. f1SO /mo.
PENINSULA. Steps to
tie.ch. Ocean view. Quiel
3 Bdrm, family rm home
10 best locat100 .
simstmo. yrty.
Waterfront Homes
Ql-14()()
s-an ••• 3276 .......................
tJsmtaira ~ untura 2 0 N T H E B A Y . br, 2 be. f!'lllc. M2S IDOi
Waterfront co odo 2 CJ.«)15'7.
Bdrm •den. Lge paUo.s-:-~.1-1------
elegaot decor. Spec· c •l•wo 3211
LliitUlar view t sbp •• a.a1a. • ..................... .
tile. SZ250 troo Y11Y. A--f fi r-W A T IR FI OH T -.-. am rm, f1>t'C. .->Mo. No peta. HOee5 ~91563
•31-1400 2 tr 1 ba amdo, kids ok.
J Br. 2~ b&. dna. lee
(meed yard 2ZZI An·
lltWIMIY La. -.wn
&.o
4 8a.IM..llalMo. "--ftUnlt
PoQI. 2 mL to oceaL $C5
mo. IM pd. -..sa 9f
<DS)G'74511
s-.-. 3,. ..................... ~
dlilmafnlm. ~ I&. I bd. tm,900. Patrick ~orm-091 1'enare, m -ues
~TD Avail at 8'l{. latereat-only on m>.ooo.ar ... ~
.......... ., 1150 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OWC.t~ 1"'-W.·
32 un.ll omce bid• lo ~~~~~~~
prime Sea&a An.a loca-RANCH> llIRAGE. Jge 2
tim. Sll0.000. 2"t dn. BR 2 Ba condo Desert WOILDU
llleaa Verde S BR, encl.
IJD(Jf, fazm.ly area. S'100.
Jl\nt • last + GOO sec . AV&IJ. April .LsL David.
agl 6*3255
Spa!U. execulift ....
ID w.adllf 4 br J ~ ram. rm.. a,. coutry
titcbea.. ma.a.1 e xtru.
Call Nancy 67S·18S3
maminp •ewmncs
........................
J ... , .. be. COl'9er ...
llrtd ff1>lc 6 na-.. wood. No. Tustle.
.,/'ll!llJ.,.9153Satl SpJD . YllWHOMI ~rn.tLot wi.,e. Aaaam la. l5e awt• ~·MG . REALTORS (Apprm l·Aae) Three I Newport 'a finest 3 Bdrm --------Ardi 8aJ. So. Lacuna. sn11 • m.195'1
decant.or home. Built tt.fMar-Ylr#"-• 9te rare to eatire So. --------around central atrium. $15K dn. to uawne! ! Lg. c:o.t. Sec\lrlty enclave I _PIMMSULA _____ DPLX __ _
.llalter .uite bu cuat.om s bd. prd. Jdscp'd. Pri.o. awrloob ezq\Utie cove. Mlwoaw.rt.t
loll" oak spir al ooly. Patrick Tenore,• Courtesy to Brkrs .
s t alrcue. Custom I Aal.631·12J86. J =~~.only f»ywalktobeadaea.
jacuzzi pool w/canyon "I I PLA~~ATE ':f ~ ~te~~1:~. ..-cAMYOH• C=LA!h/ SO 873-1900
low dowu, payments I •IT Owta• --·-•••••••••! ••• ! H.B. Beach tri·p&ex each rdlec:tKtnterest. PrioedforQulck Sale 2 view 1ravealtes. 2br, lt. amita. XlDL nm· RED CARPET. 552-0777 4Br, 3&, Broadmoor Ill, Bayview Terrace Sect. t.a1 area. Uyr old. Low
leut expemive Lo plusb Pacific View Mem. Prt. maintenance. For Waterfront Dock-Build area. Securit y gate. your own custom house, QWet cuJ-de-aac. Good SubatanUal aavings . furthertnfo~Agt.
:DdOO' lot. I03 38th SL a11umable flnanc -a.a. _Princ. __ 0c1y __ . ___ _
mm.tor613-3747. mc-NlS.000. Prill ooly.
()pen RM Sat/Sun 1-S. 2S
ftaeburstLIL ~ 3...,.. I ~Euall.,. ~~~~~~ Gradous 3 level EZ care
<XlOdo, with 2 bedrooms.
and 21h bet.be. Den. din·
int. llreplace; a ll
tastef ull)' appointed to
pleme. XI.NT condWoo.
Patio, comnnmlty pool. Sla4.5CJO. BKR. $40-1720
TARIRl -·
MIWPOUHGTS
3 Lovely bdrms.
1~Ba. n r sch ls.
S uper clean .
$151,950.
DISIEALTY
673-6210
YI.LA 14LIOA
Ctimt aeeka to buy or
leae option a ''resale.
Patrick Tenore, Agt,
631-1&
llACOMIAY
'-Ir, U.. t...m crt. prtv
bch. Lr'I lot. Xhd. for rmn drlel. 1oe1c1 ioc.
lmlt. Sl~.ooo. Term•. mau
ASSUMP'nOM
NEW L I STING .
Remodeled I br. tn
Newport ~-10.~
lit T.D. Rat R.odpn.
Re/llU. Gl·i..
* SU,OOODOWH •
Take. over fantastic ocean view condo.
l...owMt py1IM ever.
HURRYWON'T~
54~7711
3t Rrl. Agent. Tim
THllWfff
3 Bdrml., 2 bath, l1tory
end unit. New carpets, P9iaL Near pOOI. 1138,500 Sl.SIO. lOOk k>an) Aaent M0-5580
S.Clew• 1076 .......................
BY OWNER: Seucape ~ Condo. 2br, 2ba.
:xtr aa. Ocean Vlew.
$1~0.000, usu mable 91.4%. a-1.Sl.S ......
.• ~:!!!~.::;;; ••••• ~~!
l ACRE HORSE ESTATE
43llO aq. ft .• a1DCle story. blCb qua). cmtom bome.
Pan Yiew ol Capistrano
ValJllJ. Now under COG·
a~on. Completion
Dd-llbp. Mtl,000. D.
a.tie. RJtr. ~-.... .......................
11,000,000
Pormer bome of t he
ilAHAJlAJ AH OF IN·
DORE. ' BR. 8 ba .• <M ft. --------•L '°°~' approx. l·acre. . ~u.11--...dowa.
mTSBl
........ eoedD.
Oll;r --I Bdr'lll, 2 ... _,... ........
...... Jdoedb .....
wall.DU.
·o..•1a.nw
11..-DOWM M09UA...,._
1 --..2bL,..,.ae .... ...... ....,,,
c..-w•w. ....................... · sn11 . ~~~1-='9.:-9 ....................... 1100
Ml~CCWll
OW.r Ill••••• II' •ofroat lot wltlil
blllUU •• I •a. 2ba. 1111.-. •r -.... r. ..... .,..-.
Pacific View Memorial r
Qypt.sm.,
133-'73SZ
c ...
" • 1 rt) 1600 .......................
.-.CALCf.W
*'841 * 340 Newport-Bay mo.g
0.W.C. 631-tt79evea
Codaml1l1uno-..
........... 1700 .......................
ASSUMI t .79"o l.OAH
llplbin Seupny COO·
do. IBr', 2Ba. Vaulted
ceiJinp. Beach close.
Owns will help fiaance, w 120% down. $13S,OOO.
Al/.. ......
1100 .......................
•Sll.000~ "°' .,,..L HBdapla llW 2 to
beach! FAST •crow . Huatle NOW I B kr .
Ml-0425 Prine. only . .._.
.._,..,.,., 2000
............ , ... ·-····
11%0crWll
9 Unit.a, 3 mo. new
All 2Br's, 10.~a
SGS.ODO
Call now fflatinlJM Bdl R!ty
842-411•
SUBKlTOP'l"ERS
Amume lit. owner will
C8fT7 2bd. Lacuna beach
view dupla. New eaec
mil +cottase. 979-Ml.S
IH >. M.S-5612
llYOW'IB./
3 Comm1 unJU E /aMSe
C.M. SU4MO. OWF at
9% w /$50,000 down .
128·30-U Cabrl llo.
6'14544or...,.Agt.
SIXNIWUNrTS sa.&afll4AMC••• and what ls more a sreat btO' are U.. a1x wlita.
Four 1uJDe S Bdrm, 3 ba
unlta aad two Z bdrm. I
ba umt. wttb private .,.._ Euel area and
owns' wW help finance.
Alto atber unlta ln escel. rent al areas . Call
f1l.SJ1'0 &od.a y
ALLSTATE'
AEALTOM
JI UNITS
Pride of ownenbll>. Som e unlh have
Oreplacta. Excellent
Aollbllm loc:8Uaa. hlY ~ don. OwMr-wtU t2lfr/ bel88C!e • ,..,.,
.,,,. ......... 11111 pro.
l*l1 bu tpeedable. N,ncea.-.•
A paan~ q_ ~HOM€~
C:WofS....
" ,. ., 2600 .......................
•V1CTOllA LC. c .....
UAae
WllC«froot Property
Elq\Uile ~1.30· traaaee. phab grounds,
mild cllmate-Engllab
perlU8llion. 3t4S Beach
Dr. 1750,000 Canadian
dollars, approx tl3'7 .soo
Am. doUan. Good As·
sumable finudnc. (604 )
•7730. (7W )~
2700 .......................
LO¥EHOUIS1
hllUltk acre + bone
rancb, with lovely 3
Bdrm home and
...,..pest~ lo
o*'9t a1 miles o1 ndmg
traila. 3 pt~ corrals,
t:raiDiDI rtnc. tack room.
Truly • paradise for
horae and rider. In
Orao1e Park Acres .
SMZ,sJO.
don osen
I• .l. f t.r'
17771 E. 17UJ ST. 1'Bl'IN m.nt 1
l l/:r%LO-'"
4Ac:as
Lovely custom built
trxne,, • yn new. Xlnt
coodltloo. L1e patio,
DOOl Jaoml, corral for
horses. FulJ p rlre
-.000.~. nt-6M-llSU
.........
W I• 2'00 .......................
l 8UY JfOOU5 AT
tl°lo
'1rll.4"'Cl'VAW'S .,.
-immed. ... t I Tl ........ ,...,
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=~~&.
Dlllirable Woodtridae 2br
Qu:lo. End uniL Q&l-cW·
sac. htio. comm pool
Spa. Lake, SlSOM o
~ ax watertroot 4br. 3ba. 2
fr1*s . qia, micro-wave,
Qimm. pool • tennis. 2
bib ocaa.. S1.2IOO mo. Zl7
Cana.I. ~l.Sl
SC..SHAO!
S6SO Per month. 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths.
cbolce locaUon! Com·
mumty pett. pool & ten-
ma.
OCUNPAC1AC
11.ALESTAn
75t-1616
Larlt Luxury Horne oew
3 bdrm. Z~ ba. Ex
eiN.lve Coodo S&y bg.bts
add dramatic touch .
wood bum.Lo& fll'eS>laces
In Maler Bdrm. " UV· In&-Wet bar. eourmet kitchen. Yearly lease
$HO mo. Call Eves m-ae --------Newport Q-eal. Beaut. 2 Wut I '"" n9t ~ ~. boc!w. Nr Br. 2 ba. den. N~ cpt, --•••••••••••• schla, parks. pools, walk to bcb... tennis. J~c. ~FORRENT 2br. 2be. Condo. new. So
Coaat Terrace. 1nclds
heatin1C. $500m o .
ZlJ.SU-0884
e'--__ .. o " --Gar J100 1mo 7S2·7'991 ..._.... --,.....,... 3 or 4bc. Priced from
dropnr. ~1861 &g C.nyoa Townbome tm-'550. Fncd yard a:
94• Congren. Qutet
~brbod. 3br. crpt.s,
drpa, nfrig. Lrg fncd
yrd. Gar. Refs ~d
tri25Mo.5e-e102
Kent.a1e Pk-lBr. 28•.
SS?S. Woodbridge 28r-
l ~Ba. SSSO Jdrerson
Mdl 2 + den S7'00 A vaJ.1
lmmed. Mag1l·a1t . m.zw
~patio home. 2
tr, 1 ba. 2-ur prqe.
pool /tennis/adults.
kr ie.se. Spacious 3br garages. Fam i lie•
w/com.muni.ty pool. spa please. Kids • pets
• LmlJis. Security gale Wl!ieome. Call 964-2566 or 8l0Mo. IJ73..ZT17 mart. A/#, DO fff.
3 tr 2 ba. fpk. encl. pat»;
I& yard. dbl. gar w Jopor,
Gd. neighborhood. Nt
pet•. $525 mo. Ella.
IMl-Sl>IJevatwtnda
lBR Private Quiet
Ut1J Pd. Ranae • R.ef rg
1.st + Sec No Peu
$42Wo.6'2~ Ume'500. 552-3USaft. S 3 BR Newport Sbotes. C t I .
... ... I t1d 1425
Nwpt Hghta area bacb
coti..ie. pvt yard. No
peU. •••••• 2 Br, l ba bse, lge yard,
smmo.Nopeta.
S4l4llO
f1REPLACE. HUG!! 3
Bdrm. 2 bath home.
Secluded and very
private. Mesa Verde ,
dale Co TewtatJe tcbocM.
~ a'IO/Mo. Aalt for 1111 NGl1on. ,,..,. ... tm
2 Br, prj.~ at. nke
yud + . Adult cpl
only. No pet1. tats.
5i9-81or'JIP,7ID.
~ CODdo • /pool, 3br,
a., wttb private ~Uo.
S5$01lo. 67S·7Q70 or
2 bdrm. 2 story 11,; ba.
Qmdo in . 'Jbe Labl .•
Xld. kJc. Beaut. decorat·
ed. BraDd new. Ref. re-
qWed. No pets. m> mo.
Z'7-3llO
.......... JZ41 .......................
OCEANFRO N T
llONTHL Y RENT AU. funlilbed mobUe bomel,
3 bcbl, 3t br secwity,
18).RllP.aNllt
ac-atroat lusury pen. u..e. P'lt beech. ' Br 2 Bl. frpk, W ID. $1500.
aw505. m-MSS evea.
~7'$
Oum4nd. yeer 'roand;
llJllO mo. or rum .. $1400
'l'wDar' ~. ....1117
8675155 New atmWJt Jtw.l~ba •
2 br l be. dau. private. -deck. WtJlbe.r. Oen
ii. t.ced rard. aiove " vu. aDMC>. ~
f'rplc, petio, l blk to bch.
tllltmo 1111. m.«M.S .......................
BLUFFS: 3 BR., fam. 28r,1'4beC'OOdonearSo.
nn., end und.a. Pool. Lov. a:.t Plue. lrnmecf. OC•
ely views $900-SlOOO cupancy. S'50 mo .
Mimtb..Bkr.544-0134 642·H63; 675-838~:
m.8llS2 Lovdy~-2
•t'y, all amen. 17. mo.. NewportCnst3br,3b~~
\e8M. V~Sl'S0 ..... 1035. story, ocean "'8w. 1111:19
mo. Property Hous~.
2 Br. garage. pvt prdeo, ~orsc.1010.
oewly decoratH $450
quiet couple only. Adib. New 3Br, 2~Ba~: 1651'11. IG-Dl7 d I 1 h was be r , s e If.
deanln1 oven , frplc,
Newport Crest Condo 2 patio. 2 car gar. w/auto.
bdrm. 2 be. S1SO mo. to door opmer. Pool Ir spa. mo........, 9uH!pm: 4KS888.
refr11. Flnt, laat " a..--..... J212 11r---1
war. No pet&. M50 mo. .. ...... -•• -_. .... • na or 541-1441
New never used SBr,
zt,;.Ba z at:Y Condo, z car
pn.ie • IOlllU'•• super dll. _,mo. *.aGt
•T.. 3212 --· .. ··--··· 1D11B FOil UNT
a.a • Bil, 2 be .• pool • put prhU. Walk to ........ --a .. air. Prieed t~
..... hcd yard .. ... ...... 116' 1•r•1••· Paalll•• !!.e-: ............ ..
ple .. e. Kldt • peh mo CNf'i'ON .... ma "* 99 o.n-.ww llolDe. rr .. ~ll Catrr -.rt.Af!.,•r.. _.. .. ...
• ~ -&aJDJ~. I' n ., ..... JM• A•rll ......... D. .. ..................... -Jlllillllt ... Mt .
()lie J9dna .... ...., -·---------Olllnl Pmtr. P,a.. ,._,. ...... 4 .... I M. .._.. ..........................
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~ wa. o.tol ..
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0.... .. = "' rt76 OI .._ .... Htl ••r, ........... M ,.ea. •1 .... , .... ,, .. ...,.. ..... ,.UO. W+thp. XJol MlMkN ..........
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:-lrfftr aalJ, •,..._~mo -,.~ .,,, " • ~..:.= ..... l ---·==~ .......... ..,. ........ . .... ~ CM .......... Jto6 Dia. ew1111ea:.r* I Br,
l:llllhmll: 9DO mo.. ---•-•n••• 1~ llMI. No pe&a
.IM+• -..JBA> YwJ .... Met 'Y, eo 0-..fTWJJI
a..n.w---.Na, .._ W mo. &.,. rouRS&ASONSAPTS 0twa 'ftew. 1¥~ ,_.._._... .,.,..,.. ~. DO peit.I, I br, I \o'i
ftllDID. a Mtmo. .... r I ' 1107 · ba ,.,.._ PaUo. poot. c.tHll~!l~,...,..1 • __ ,, .. , •• , ... , -TISJO&DDMJ.lllllZ
~,...,.round,
t>.aatlf•I downatalre
.... 3 br. z b&. fu.lly
equipped lkllC'bea.
........ lallDdry. declr..
THE Rf AL I
ESTATERS
Te 0 I 11 SUI»+ utU m.G'M.
..,......,...,.wWlop
UoG 2 bdnn. 2~ be 2 cu
attacbecl 1ara1a ll:iO
an Call Sbe_rry ta-78M
"-*-
.._,. 'br4 llJI 18r yrty 1a.raae *'75 ca..,_. ....................... . . . ······················· llH
tl*m, POOL. J•<'. clae lo mo..~ f7S. 1$'1'
•• 1500 2U/4»07&0 C.-.. .._. llZZ
cr-..:141aft.5PM ·--••• .. •••••••••••
2 br I ba W /reft1 ... IL IWl· /Deerf-.eld Twnbse. deck, atreet parll1n1. ..-. 2~. 2·sl}'. fam rm, Wl. pd. '5ZS. M)..G58 ll"'t patio, air cond.
11p&c, new beige crpt. 2 1' 2 br 2 ba, ~ard. NO
Mr tar w/auto opar. PEJ'S. l'ii25mo. 0Me to pr1t /pOol. A vaU. SS.BS
SlOO F'REE RENT 2 Br, l be apt. Pvt palk> &
~-Lota of ara&1> Blue Lantern. $630.
aJ354 or 4i85-az3C>
Larte. spadoua 2 br, 2 ba,
prqe, clean, new crpL
S650 mo. Call Mar1ba,
1Sl·ll61
wrsta.1rr z br, •~be
toMlllM. M15 mo. Adult.a tlGb. 00 pet&. 1721 8ed·
lord I.A 5e-1'5D.
2 a-audio "50. No peta
Naat • ., lbp. 131-c79
orl 174-2'9
2t;w nr ocean upr duplex sm yrt3. dtw 1a.r. deck
JllYI 311Sl no pet av1'/l
See Fri-Sat ltam-lpm
New Villa Balboa Coodo.
ocean view from IH!Oo l
br, l bit KJtcb, bltins No
pm or duldrm. lit. lut
I& deposit. S700 mo. oo 1
yr i.e. Call for appt. &
appticatJoo. MS-1009.
1525 to l550 2&3 br. 2 ba
apta.. All bltns, balcony. •·12. Sm. pets COD· S1dered. Refa. reqd. 1'2Br,So.Cl1Hwy,quiet.
S&SOKo. Woodbridge (aral8.$175mo.Nopeta.
1 Bdrm apt. direct over-lndry rm, frplc, encl.
kdina marina. Spectac. pr. Yrly.
dlly-ojgbt vu. Beam ceU. TSL Mgmt 642 1603 ~~ F . S Davls, =.... 3124 frpl. deck, compact car • O E C O R A T 0 R S
...................... , pkrcoal.y. Ideal (~quiet DELIGHT on Water. 6' ...... ,.. .... d IBdrmapt,iupaid mature 1eolleman. older pref, frplc, lBr,
•••••••-•-••••••••••• ....... _, ~ .. -41l&7S82. -.......a...17J.81'5 Evn. Mo.Pi ' 1 .. 1 1707 c;uupr,a..... -;,ry
--••••••••••••••••• ___ 8'2-__ 5073 ____ BToro lll2 Acro11 from bcb, ll~·' NTAGE view 1 lBdrmapt ;-;;:·2·;;:~;;~;;1~ becbelor • 2Br, from
aclll. UW pd. EDdpra1e,gupaid. SD5mo.yrty.~
ter. 303 E . "2-5073 t:m.~:ra· ~· ~P,!· ..,._ ·-• y ,_ 1-871-28116 • $475. ••· 2 .............. urn. ear.,. ca..... 3724 2Bdrma, 1 belb apt. e:M1Q0,8Sl-as21 Near lbe Bay. ll500+util.
Adulta. Ga pakL I I • ,._ a...-.....1.. 11• .. 0 IT.M74.t. l73-3l5I Bob ..... I I II I I............. ecz..501J.. • -.-_....,. ~·
1J11r. trailer, $1'7S Ir up + "11" u 11-••••••H •• Lilree Zbr, 2be, % blka to
Mcartty, no cblldren or *2 Br, 2 ba. or. So. Cst beech. Adult.a. No Peta.
.ta-1111. PlaaS.A. MSC>. C'hlldn:o S395Ko. on approved r ,. , \ I •
.-:.: ~
....,.,,., o I " q -,, J• 2ladt 3740 OK. 75QZ17; Ml·HIO =ii 233 Pro1pecl.
-······--··-···· 1 Br. bltns, refrlg, pool. • 1 & 2 IR "ti• A,u.
• OidMahtn & llJQ's
H.l's ...s'f Adults, DO pela. $32S.
-~r.tate1Jvtn1! -~-------Be.mitul pert-llke aur-• Pool & Rte. Room
r6undlogs. Terraced
pOol sunken gas bbq.
sparkling fountains.
_$pa ciou s rooms .
~parate dining area.
Walk·in closets, home · ltke kitchen & cabinel11.
Walk to Huntington
Center.
, 1 Bedroom furn $405
2 Bedroom furn $485
Townhouse unfurn $47S Adults, 00 pets.
Utilities Free!
Funlly. 2 Br SMC>. Spec. 3
Br, 2 ba $395. Play-
ground. pool. 646-1486.
• G1nl111 landsupint
• Jog 10 811cll & Shoin
•, f ,'\
l :'l.V IH dl\l ~H N T
'lhJ7 H.111,,11011 Ii !.l
9b2 l\C100
Adults. New 3Br, 2"'18a.
dishwasher . self.
cleamng oven, frplc,
patio, 2 car gar. w /auto.
door opeoer. Pool & spa.
9anHipm: 645-89116. LaYety all adult. oo pets.
2 Br. garden apL Small l.26S Br apts. 6200 Ed·
child olt. No peta. ~-inpr. b. b. M&-0619.
54M850.
New 4 bdrm. 3 ba. Un.It.a on Newpoat 1aiaod. SJ.300
per mo. Cleanln1 It
breakage dep. Call m.3800. 6lt-Wi0
Bay/ocean view! l br,
den. l ba condo. Adults.
No pets. Walk to beach.
New. STSO mo/mo. Call
Gen 675-5994
IAYYIEW
Eaatv1ew Terrace. Stun·
rung 2br, 2ba. frplc.
townhouse floorplan
Pool, Mature adults. No
pell.MO.~.
2 bAocb to beach. lBr.
lBL 2 car pr. W ID, •
Mllldeck. MSI). tn..2931 or
~-
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¥ st1 .... 4JIO OM...... 4400 ' f ' ......... 4IOO C.,_. lllO Ltilf&.._. I .. ...................................................................................................................
........ .. IHr Hbao, •N&WrvaTI~• .., aq. IL lot 1l. mft. ...... '9 • ... to ~ Oll'ta ... tk. ' ~lM, eoa... TV. a •PIUkSLOCATIOH• ••all. u.m.t. 71Um tQA...-MmNJt. ........ : ~ ... lt • ..._. IOJdlhmw.wtreatl llutilnarOonlDG 91' C.11. • ._ .... ..... ;
VettUiil \a Fala Spr· •-..&.-CWl~MHlll.._ • .... Mcepttvaa. llome, ON)-..... ... 4111 ..... , POUND: COCK ER
-i ,_;z; .... ,.......... 8PAMJEL. &a• •ale .
-· CTtO ....... or llHS.-.Pwt II ..,_ ....... Mus 1200 AL10 a CATI: ullco C714a.-O. OD Ola_... Or. ID Nwpt 9D ·~ .. ~ l ~ .. , ... ,.......... fma..«911ttabbJ ...... ........... 4MO 8cb. Aul. Im med. Imo. ... _ .... a AniiL ,_ ~ 6 tabby • wlalte male .
....................... °""81 floor ... -OC' ~ ..... Apt. -, , ...... ...... Ntwpart 8uda AAleal
llowillf AYGW .... lta. ~ a ) ... T'10l. c . nt .. 5Cll A p ' • ' • • y • I I • ..... • ...._
CIA& OvlDI UJ)eOHll ~orrwitMo.lOIDO .... WM. 4600 _'nUlMIOL _______ _
Pl'oleHloully aloe• 0 c --··········.. rou ND : ,. • ID •• e ll'J'l. WO 14 ft omc., nr . . ~ cotta&e ill ..... 6 ,_. IJOO PwUeet •JIPl'OX z yn HOUl94ATIS A1rport lo C.ll . .,., mo. quiet 1pot ID La1u11a ....................... okl,a.a,a.lolllaffo&allll,
ID.uM Cldet 114mNlllS Beac:b. Corona _. Mar N.& twnOO.
Jlmm& to• lllC. 4Br bM
on tree-Uned, quiet
11tneL. Well C.11. Resp,
1QI. pmWve tndiridual
only. SIOO+~utl. Call
Dave al se-nu dafl, ~
~aftu8pm.
hm. wanted to
W/S&me. 2 br 2
~ Z0..25. CM.
"11. 642-2712
Shr No.Lagun
Prof. Ka l
Straight. S OOMo .
~aft 6P .
Sbr w/Fem 3br. hse.S.A.
S225 + util. Beth H m
~ wtl 957-5408
Shr 4bdrm C M. home.
MtF. child OK. Near
beach. 631-9058.
Fem. roommate wanted.
Poot SUr7.50 mo. Call
Ana 6.11-S4.28 aft. 6: 30
ODlfem. ~w /aame. z br near beach. $192.SO
+ YI u1il. &t2-4300 Ad·
Sitter. 29, 3t hrs.
Fem to abr 111 Dlcely de·
canted apt C.M. S200 mo
ulll incl. 957-%827 or
N»e06
Fem to abr bM w /aame.
Walk to beach .
• l230+ ~ C&IJ t80-74'8
aa..epn..
Resp. female to abare
txue, lrrine, Nr UCI.
Bdrm. den Ir b1 .
S2111D/mo+ ~ util. Debbie
7SZ--S35S n . 833-5340 writ.
3rd rmmte ottded for
ruce 4br bowie. Fem .
pref. Pool, l.erulil, ocean.
2 bUcs Npt. lkb 645-91 LS -------
M/F to share CM or Npl
Quiet. clean 19-2.4 yrs.
only 64S-Qt7
Eucvtlve 8411tn. Fu II c:r Celt.a lltA f« AOO or .. n l cu. p rl vat•, ..._ ~ area eMen· r.'ftl .. ADS 1'tlmd. aa.n wilt. poodle
Newpal1 Center. Ocean tia1. Write ad HIS. c/o nNIW wired oallar. Vk. Watd
vlew sm>-S71.5. Pbone Tb e 0 al I y Pl lot IK £'DCC •Yortlown. IM a3
--A. -........ New.paper, P .O. BOll ""'"r~ 1•so ·-.... ~ ,.._, ._... 1.580, Colla Mesa, CA •
HMmtlPCloaBeadl uua or telephone call:
1l7IS Beach, Ste. A f13.'J9St. '42-5'71 WiOfl. •torwlout ---------
F\uu. 7 pbooe tine.
~fer!! A;..~ T79l
W..adlff otflce. suo tarmsbed.
541-llr'7
*PLUSH* l1Plier Newport Exe Ste
Has IAPcracied &md flr wmdow oftk:e avall mo.
to mo. nmt incl rttpt •
•· rm., coffee, mul & .c. .erv. 6 copier a vul.
mtfrl.
MIWPOIT cama
Twoph1ab ofncea availa-
ble ln attorney 11Ul~
Many ex:trH lnduded
wKb real. Call Debbte.
'59199.
Vwiw ot Bay. IM ume o(.
fend. 2 di.a olftces. Ap·
prox. lOOOaq. I\. 2 pvt
bat.bl. %400 W . Coul
Hwy. 111-am.14(>. saoo
WOOllllliE
EXEC. SllTES
l.oc&ed 1D Nortll lnl.De
Not Dem' 0 c. Airport.
Notnlftc pnllbMma. Ea· dUac z.cutive ances
db Old World Cbann aad ,,.,....... Packqe
tadade9 lleqlt. • PlloDe
Am., ad. rm .. eolfee.
mall diapatcb. srou.nd nr loc.. jadAJriaJ and
uW. Xerox. &My. aod
posta&e avall From
91JO,QO. Call TM !55Z·3030
WESTCLIFF BLOG.
NEWPORT SE ACH
I Nft•• .-...u ,,,, O• ....... <.) I• •• ,.. '·"'
v-.... ~ ~;.:=""",_ ...
./ ...,_ ./,.... __
,/_......,.
;,-'~--/_,_ ..
Call Mr. Howard
645 ·6101
0 I 1•/tlMt'/ ......
-••••••• .. •••••••• Lall er P'tJUDd a pet! CaU •---------0 ' a Animal A1111tance
Opp t ltt SOOS laCUe· Sl'M::ZT.J. oo fee. C0¥1R ....
•flJ.0171• .. ...................•. Fblmd or lost a pet~ Call FOR SALE-Complete Special Pala Hotllne. frame abop eqw p &
3t HrOu&eall Servke
molding. Priced for 7l4!112-1ZJS. 2U/251-T.Jll PRE LAW l\Udeot needs e.ooo. WW do aa)'th1oe
Legal. Coof ldentaal
DVM. P.O. Bos 3242,
~dtaale.&t2·9809 LOST ladleis wrtat watch.
CLASSY
Gift store. So. Coast Wlaet Owner miring.
1\rnb)-. m .ooo
't513 CAMPU5~hMffE
n>RSALE
SllALL RESTAURANT
&46-stll
IOll
Qft'e»wa.n
bl*re tk maa&ll •up• Sl.n a .....,..l!Uk.lq
~cit )'IQUr OWD. M
little • l10 Ida JOU
alarted.. LocaJ CClGlpaDY
wW ...._ Gd~ fad.a
aow.ac:z.M:D ----......,toLom 5025 . .......•.•....•....•••
V'NEED
V'MONEY
So. OIL Plaza nr 20t.b
Century. REWARD. N 8.Dm. &Da71or790-0M2. •---------
Lost Parrot: Green 6
Yellow. CdJl. 640-5800
dmya,Janet REWARD.
FOUND: Do1. &!Aday.
Caim:ry Villate. Call 6
delcrtba. 665430
IAllOND WANTED:
Priv. petty wW buy 1 to 3
carat. ca.ah. N. B. 56075
~GE almpatico
Your IJMIAKW'·
la Bob J 8JIMl9
OUtcalla ~ u. 41M-511l
FOUND: Tan & wh.it.e Pit·
Bull Bour 1 ·l0mo1. TOMMY'S !:'-ws vac. Lai. Nicuel. OF NEWPORT
POUND: Bloode abort-ESCORTS laa.l,.S Shep mla. II.
1
_3dh ______ M2_·1.57_1
..... Vlc. NP'. lkb. •• ..._.MAt:/. m.-1D Ext. SPIJU'11JAL REAmNGS
GD. lillam-1111pm. l'\alty Lk'd.
Jlbmd.: Sc:tm1\IW' male. Clm « C ·ac. 1115
Well maaaered do1. S. CamlDo Real, Sao. Beec::bwalk Towabom• ,.ama. _______ _
eoaaplH. Lie 'd , bu O..C. + Ollf
..... Dlllll ed. C1a1med
or an• Sood lao••· •ESC:OlrT* -.rm Speclellal• & ln
Pi f d b FO"U l'irD : Female -'-._._..., 1 ~ ...... llltm-4am.
~1• br•. l blue .................. .
OW1,....AM. s.4UI
U-. Yarbbirt Tenwr.
fan. V1(' Ease.aide eo.tA
.... M6-61'7
Lost . Opal ring
REWARD Pear 1baped.
'i.U rr oundt'd w /
d ia mond s 160 OS80.
m-a:J'll
..... c. ,. '
ESCORTS
3t Hn 641--01*I
CHICICS ,WC /VISA
Palm It Psychic R.eadinRJ>
tells put. present &
f\&Un? 21.3..flM 3258.
Ptot M&Sl>age by Stevl'.
r ound Male :-.milll u c'd Thenp1st. N R.
Samoyed Downtown llam-8pm. Appl Only
tl 8 Mi 7342 548-2Bl7
Ci&.&-... -....,..., 43SO 1D> aq. ft. cl lab fact!
----·-········ Newport Beach. Amp&e
• ClllDITNO
f'OUND Short hatred
llld C8l wtwb.IU flea
C!Oilar. Vic. Ad.am. 6
8llaba.rd H.B. Ml-1TM
"9
tkzha: .. 11o i s
G:UB E. 17lb. C.ll.
~ WANTED: puiaDc. MS-6501.
Garace in Cdll. ~
.......
FOUND· White f'em ............ _. .. _.. ZBr. ZS., Weslclllf upper.
Frplc, pool, carport. Garage on P~oinsula
MfO. 64.S-0302. hmm 12lb • 13th St.
Amlame IN oa l'1'0llq. f\.. al
1300 Quail SL N B. C.ll
Daw at TI4-97s-IO!il5
2lld • W TD a.-•7MSl 1
Ar11ln&l!d by
eo.t"-~
Sbep. ~-Syn !
Vk ~ • H.artJor ClmtesAll*
*Dutcall*
642-3812
MC/Visa
NO
LEASE
• REQUIRED
¥Y£AR·ROUNO FUN:
' Social Actrvittes 01·
11 rect,,r• FTee Sunday
'Brunch• BBO's •Par·
~ llet • Ptus much more.
GAfAT RECREATION:
Tenrvs •Free letlons
ii>ro & pro ahop) • 2
Health Oubs •Sauna•
Hydromassage •Swm-
ming• Or1v1ng Range
BEAUTIFUL APART·
• MEHTS: Stngles. 1 &
'2 Bedrooms • Fur·
• n1shed & Unlum1shed
• Adull living , No Pela
• Models Open daily "'11 to 6.
Oakwood
Gllnlen Ap8rtments -,..wport Bw:h/So..
'· 1700 16th St. (Do,ver al 16111)
(714) 642-8170 ' Nl'wport leectt/No, ·
880 l1"111ne
, •• 16111)
(714) 645-0550
lbiBr apt. MZJ E. 16th Adulta, DO pet.a. From
Yrl1. Also unfMrD.
WEHAVSSUllllER
, RENTALS
WDltORMON'Jfl
associated
'µ , ,. I j. • 1-J I f1 I ' I • I
• """ ~ I t I I, I 1 I
Cccy I brite 1 br ne&J' •bops
ft bul. Adulta, DO pets.
$2'10.667136.
MEW ADULT APTS
MARCH SPECIAL
1 MO FREE RENT
2br, crpu, drpa, dla·
bwaaber, 1ar. Nr. 5
PoiDta • Beach. IG-8032
LAree lbr, centrally k>c.
AU utll. S300Jlo.
535-7284 = apta near com· ............ 3141 aboppina. ...................... .
HMtpUd. No pets. Spa. 2 Br 1 .._ . ,_ lM Dally ' .... ocean view. ..,.._. walk to t>e.dl. Upgraded • wmt WUaon..:.SM . pCnt.. crpt. ctriia. Reing ..
831·5583/548--... stove, Jodry. $550.
.._Verde redecorated 2 49'1·2llO
bdrm. l~ ba. Spacious North eod, panoramic
L.R. w/frplc., gar .. & oc:aoriew. 281'$'1115. ~ CloM to abope " .. lS!ll tnDIP· Aduha, DO peta.
AniL 4-1•. M35 mo. tlZ5 indd. Ids. l bdrm.
54lallt IM'le L.R., 1uodeclr ft
1ar. Yearly rental. I 8R 2 Ba, tm, Hulta OD·
11. Nopeta. Av.it.
~..-m
Adulla onlJ, DO pets. Call
21.1/5-1411
............. 3112 .......................
Jlr.a.POOL
Wla 8'llloe. MW eaadO; ~ rent for Ute
....... ~ of ocean • cMlel. hmUJ. No Peta.
Prell ... dee«. 2 ....
~a1>r,21>ec:ondo ca tbt IOlf mane. ~
mo. C"alJ Darlyoe
81l·Ulllcre7.-..
J be., U ., D.R.,
-............. iiUCtGM) .,., 2br, 2be, mo.J41..,. .... -. Pool.* area. -.,. now . .-It.
11r ...... w tyd, &. Side,
~
Xlnl large 2 Br, 2 housa
from beach, SS?S yrly.
l12 46tb ST 851 1217
s..-. a..,.. lll6
•••••••••••••••••••••••
S47-m> or~ 71176
S45Mo. Set managt'r
Apt 208. 2035 Pomona.
C M 64.\-~
Exec Office ZSO &Q ft .
SZ7S mo Oovt' Sl. Iii B
~.768~
Widow has moot')' f M 2nd
T 0 's No <' l"f'd 1l ct>ttt
no i;nhy S20 000 up f'oc
F\msbed for occupan<'Y 4 rt 1 on <'" 11 A.: r o l
Xtr.1 lrl! dn.,..T11ov.n II I\ ll!l>!IQ ft -Ground rloor ~7311 An)'Ume
S41! mo Stora1otP onl}. Jamboree1M1c Arthur. -LAGUNA CHARM ER· 536 o:r21 lrvme.Gmcben833 7SOI
ffuCe L8r +, Up&Llw'll. nr 1-----------1 -------MO QUALIFYING
2ndlrlrdTD's . bcb. $650 mo., loog term. Offk:e..... 4400 ...._.......... 4450 Eq\al)' Loe.as arranged
to 8'n ot Value m• l 49-C7'30 ....... •••••••• •• • • •. • • ........ ••• • • • ••• • • ••• • *" lw•Fwwi•d ora.. .. :ma.d ltoO •••••••••••••••••••••••
Newport Beach apt. c&o&e
to beach. S2:5(). ulU incl.
Kltcb prt vp. 673-517&.
.... .._ 4150 .......................
Lovely New Tustin home
for eklerty. Home cook·
inc. Pillo• lovin& care. ~l<m, 832-2781 v...._ ..... 4250 .......................
SMOG F'REE BIG BEAR
from S28/oiibt. Al.lo con-
do by lab. • brm 2 b&.
Forbe• R .E .
(71' )1:!85-aS.
HAWAII
21r, 21>a condo oo Kaul.
Prtvalely owned. Rent
b7 week or month.
t7M )111-1510 for free l.nlo •brochure.
9001"1'SDALE, ARJZ.
Lovely 1 br condo, com-
pl, furn. Llnena, dlabot.
&c. Pool. dole to abopa.
theatre, golf. Lona or
lbort ta-m lie. -.a7C11.
a Br, 1YSY111 betb. part.
Inc, .. una. 9MO wk. A.it.
llaie..~
,
1235Sq. Ft. llil88 mo.
1617Weetdiff. N.B. A3enl. 5'.1·503:Z
J or 2 Rm Suit.ea from '75. m w. 1Jt.b St. cau Tom
M>-ZD>.
DIC.SUfTIS
Prime Newport Beuh
loc. Near o.c. airport.
Red ind. reeeptlon, COii·
ference rm, janitor
aerv .. utlla, 100 free
coples •mor e .
SecnUria1 aerv. avul.
Uzor no.c IS1·9tll.
PIESTililOUS
LOCATIOL
Newpoc t Buch
•180· 4000Sq. FL
•Bay Views
•Extra Amemties
Ewic\tive offlcea 1Vail ln
full lel"V· otc bklg. Nr.
0 .C. Airport. Recept 6
phone am .• ll«'Y serv.,
oonl. rm. etc. Plea.le call
7SU188.
DIM apatt $100 Mo .. sml
office SlSO Mo. 1827
Wulcliff Dr. Nwpt
Buch. m .oaoo
•DEUJXE OFFICES•
From 1 rm. up to t 700 fq .
ft. From D ft. No lae
req. Behind Afrporter
HIUJ at 2172 Du.Poot Dr .•
mt.ea. 8»-322S. &-12
Cannery VUlace omce
1..,ae avail. 1 lge • l
aml. Broker~.
a... del .. .,. ; d1a. 2
rm. aulle. sno mo.
Rea1onomlu Corp.
m.RO
OOI~ lo 8qriew H<UI.
Hlatortcal land01ark. mo • up. ea, View.
lmmed. occup. C<mtact
Rcle.m.m.2
dl&q. ft. MSG mo.
4001 BlrhSt, N.8 .
Alen&.. SU·5032
..wPOIT CllCTll
Pres. OfflD vu. Full
aervtee Eaee. &ult••·
tM-TJIO
Fm-store fr office space at
reaonable rat.es
500 to 2700 s. Ft. ~VERDEbR
PLAZA
lSll5 Kea.a Verde E. C.¥.
546-4121 "\
•MIWPOl'T/C.M.
Up to 4700 IQ I\ IV ail. at
pn me corner. 17th fr
NwptBl~
1D> aq ft la medkal bldg
Avail for lm01ed. oc·
~-Ampl~ park me. Newport. M$-6501
IBTOM
HAllOlaYD.
Newly ~ abop-
pl.ng ceauer ln COila Mesa hM otfteoea avul
for lmmed. e>«upancy
from appro1 480 to
w:Dlq. ft. W /MW crpta &
paint.Ing at reuooable
,.._ Call Paula S. Kat&
A#-21M&M$3I
Town .Country
~Cent.er
HunlinllOO Beach
~. GM> IQ. ft. for
commercial or office
me.35toW.
(TH »'TJ.<ITT1 or
au~
SUPLIASI
Ofc&Wad1•• .............
Redbill near Briatol. t ·S
yr &eae • omcs. recep-
Uon area. warehouse
wd.b larle ab~ door • rull ffCUrity SYlll'm.
Avail. after 3-2$40. Call
lo see lOAM to SP M
~ ....... ~.
11A1. SOWCIS
6406604
Mli1 p-.T...t ~ 50l5 .......................
Wllr' .... Co.
AU typea ol real estate
mvwtmenU ~ 19G. S,.cwmt•
MTDI
'4"171 545-061 I
2-tTD'S
Mo~
lS year t.-m. Sl0.000 oc
more. No BaJlooa.
Udo Newport Co. m. 7'116 .••.•.•... 3'Hrs. ...., '°' tfCllo Seek1n1 prl vale in·
\1!11&.on for well·S«Uttd n. Deeds. :!i5Z·3m
TD'S~SALE
DISCOUMnD
Scott Genie M0-66IM.
I BUY ZNDTD's FAST
Pvt P\y, Prin oo)~·
781).G715
' CIP rft/ ........ ,
Lolt ....... ..... ................. .
e J lft 1100 .......................
W ·Calorle Alcoholic
Beven1e Recipe• S2 .
BACHELOR
NUTRmON SERVlCE:
P.O. au T3JO.l.St, C:C.ta ........
IAIT1R
U b:W •ted, plew call:
IOG51 for moredetaala.
PSYOllC
READER 6ADVJSD
('1M)Sl1..,.
~·prof bide wknda. l b1k to ocean In HB. Call Paul RobertlCln ol 11.31 aft5pm5tl-IMO Selvador, eo.ta Men. --*''edtnanalrplaaefor c t§tQS(... lit u.. Jf.M/80 •
...... 4471 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• lllrtbdll1 pmrtliel by Sad.
otnct or abop as-c:e, 475 Tiie P•ppet Clown.
'Cl-. ft .. on sro-cS nr. +a Soap, iam.,, pr1ae1 ~.~untt.1.total· -----------tnc 175 14. ft, On Cout C.'-' ltlO HwJ .. So. J..ac\Ula. $I.JOO __ ............... .
11o.•u71 Car pool needed from
I 0 .,.,,..... 4IOO a!S:.: :..t.: c b l 0 .......................
_..., lodMa)nrO.C 0 •fr'OmLAcmato
~ .,. mo &o eo Ocaauld• 6paa. Wiil
OI(,,., Of' a.. Wartd tnve, rtde or .Ur..
~...._,.,... m.-. .....
.. . . . .. --.
c.M.~
fOl.~'D Sm YOt"k.te Ter
ner M V it Lake & ~am
1n II B F'la.t toll .. r
SJ6.Mll
rot.~ COUJE. ~.tbl"
& •ht malt> AlJST
SHEP . bUl1tan. fem
w .st1t cbes . S HORT
HA1UD tabby 6 wht.
fem. cm Newport 8e a <'h
AmmaJ Sbebtt. 644-~
l"OUND: Z Springer
SpaDlels. blk /wbl •
trn IWbt. YlC Broothurat
Ir Ada.as. H.B. tl3-3liOO
DllO REW ARD for l"fturn ot ... ring w /diamooda.
I.mt • Ruetlen I!!. Lee
~ZS. lllDdrtlme. Great
sentimental value.
~.
SCIAIUTS
ANSWEIS
Solaee -~
llocba -Guilty -
lfY~E
EXCLUSIVE
ESCORTS
•'42-1572•
•FOXYLADY* OUICALL ONLY
•f7J.l IJI•
VAlllSml.S
*ESCOITS* If 1tJU qlf y, call for appt.
963-9820. Now Hiring.
Visa lllC.ia.eck.
•SHERJ LEE•
Cert. llaseeu:se
ffoi_...Jh by Appl. ..... You haft to be a UUJe
cardul about what they
t.eil you oa coaunerc 1aJs.
I beard that t.eloephone
commerc i a I, "Reach :!:.· ~ ~'7~ ;lta.;1l.;TJ.;1J.;TJ_;-.S;a;,._;,._;.,._;,._;7;D;7;JT;U
C.ASE comes up Tues· LOVB. Y LADIES
day. MODELS•ES<X>RTS
Wlt.b tan': Wbt Samoyed, M.. PEN'I1f0USE
1 yrold. Sll.rfwood coodos f1GURES.
off Beach/Atlanta. ALI.OCCASIONS
Reward. 3Utra 117..Jl99 ssmr. 531-5851 a qy a a a n atrJY
/;
D<?r'~~t~
Pl~¢ ~c<)d
ruf\nir"4-
M tlll• 'Mii
~ ~OU( CO(~~ ...... -~~ Uhli~ t>~-'J~~l\tfk.
You may request Ad-Sitter .W. when
placing ywr od . . . 04Jt Ad-Sitter
number will appear in 'f04X Doily Pilot
od ... Ad-Sitter takes your manages .•
. you CXJll in at your conveuie11m to qet
the respon• to your od .•• this ISva
is onry $5 per wttk. for ft'lont
infamotion ond 10 plea yoor ext c:d
.a~
'I -
l
&{tl ~I~:; C: ~ ,_~,: l~J..,:~ I
•ti sililt Cu;r t c.,llliielw ........................ ''!J••······· ................................ . o •• , •••••••• c.,,..,,.,.c...... CAmPST-............
' 0 3 l'Mlill II ....... ..... .tJ .. C.. ft&All •iii"Aii;oo
' lU U•'-1 CMHJ&I. lob : Ul·ttll, er ..... ··-....-. • ut Ma--... --.--.--...... --·~ an. n..... .,.. '",t"tnu••••• .. ••H• ~ .._ .,... ..,... ol11ata1. Call
Drt.....,.•Patklu ._ ...... Uc 1117417 ::~ for bl1 )obt • .....,. .... ':1=t. n n r .. ,_ ..._
Ill" Aif'tlt. I ......... -Ue•
lt;AO I
CAlnl" ............ ,. ...... ..._ .........
R••Mel. ad4U loaa, ,._ ....,.
.......................
1Nl.._.,m.7~.
..... Aft ..
..... MOeOOY DOIB ·~ rr ama. .i.a ewt. c .. IC-•
IJC!'4, -.i1 I a•ll 11 ••-•••-•••••
___ -... ______ ,w .. ,_1-trill'°
...... Iii ;lees pec.loe, 8cklq. plao
,,...,,... ....
Olllnc&on...,. o..t ...... .utn-, .... .... ............................. ~.,_ ......
8CULPl\Jaa> NA.lLS dms. •MM
l9cb i.,.. .. S&lo. a.w c... mJ Bi ...... ~. NB Nioa. ak1llstl&a. fe&C· --•••• •••••••••••• bll. 90 job &oo amaU. -......... .... _
Gl-l• BK Cooeuuction -__, to ah&A UM ~ ... .._ $9.mJ ,.....,.,. ol the aehl yr
-...---w/U» c:b.lJdr«l, oe lh. --•••••••••••••• ocn. plenty ol k>ve • •c· ~·Comm•ttiaJ 2 ca,.,.nten atart1n1 d1tim, lataat to I yra
Do It ~elf-CulOm ......... all nmodel· old. Load.a of u~r.
Smok•·Oaa·Wlreleu iq, trom concrete to tmMmA Hind a-.up rr... Info ~ won. P'ree eat.
Dlmo. Roc:Q or Mike Ml-01 '10 Cilllll:adw DDl<X> J..K. 54,S.CID.
CrtHtc ti I Woochnatla&. All types. --················· eomp. abop facilities . .Room add.it. remodel. ....................... No job loo amall. Plana. Geo. PUmer •
. Custom Carpentry . 5a-'11'14 San.Ue'd.557-6832
llll/£11. Boat dock nt• c.,.. s.. ..... Jallt ...... Co. ~~ RenovaUnc. -... -.............. specialiets In catm ---------1 9'ampno • eteam clean. bomea. room additloaa 6
MADER 'S Handyworka Oo6or bri&bteoen: wbt pe&b. 4M-0881
Cuatom book shelv... ~ 10 min bleach.
..U umta, etc. 842-3789 ..... Uv, din rm, ball ~/"'---• ~ ..... Ave rm f UO, couch .........uu re~ .... g C.pe•cr $10, cbr *5. Guar elim Uc/Bonded. SG-lt'T8
••• .. ••••••••••• .. •• • •• pet odor. Cpt repair, 15 ROOM ADDmOMS
Kitchen remodeling,
beth. den, etc. ~2$28
or 642·4300, ad-sitter
lfl13 lM-br.
CUSTOM l'NTERlOR
CARPENTRY
By Jay 6U-8ll09
STOIM DAMAGE
Rellair ........ Remodel
Relidall ...... Commer,
Uciemed ........ Bonded
Free Dt . . . . . . 646-11148.
yrs ex pr. Do work
~-Reta. 531-0101
We Care Carpel
<leaoers. Steam clean.
Alao upholstery. Work ---------
guar. Truck mount unit.
Free eat, reaa. rates
&LW716
Trade your old stufr ror
new goodies with a
O&Mified ad. 642-5678
-............... -.. .. ··~----
'
~'1 n nu . .............. .
..-.... ill aJ of Dlllw•Yt on-.MW~ t=:W~~•ll\ ....... .......................
ILIC'l'IUCIAN
Btat retee , beat
workmanablp. Small
jol:w pnftrred. ~ ... _ .. , .......................
o.rdmlai. landacapi:nc,
llW trimmln1. deaa·
•· Avilfs. l46-IC'J4
Tree trimmloa. Com·
m 'l /Resld . Sml
laamcaptn1 • cloups.
l&e.~
EXP. GARDENER ·
Complete &ardenlnt
M"Yioe. Free estimates .
S41-1812.
VERY LOW PRJCES
on landacape deanupa.
Geol'le SG-201S
El:p. Gardeoer. Compl.
cw. v flLOT l1i .
, :~ ·> =:l-t~ !•:J I: ·11 ·;" ~ ·• tjl:' :-·~•;
~~';;:;::_,_ ...... s-.:i: .............. !? .... ~ .. !J .. _ ~!:!:! ..... ~-~!~i.· .... --~
Hnlla1, clunupa, Apart ... •t• 6 lloHe P&lWPADn1NO I 2 'CID~
clr1vewa1 removal•, clH•l•I· Aefa. D11 .. ,.. ••. a.aa aa&ea. ••-binwr*tc.11'7.cnt ..... ..._..._ fr.e Eat. Call OeDC ..... .... .
Kaul11radlo1. demoU· ww do ~teaaJas. Plmllr/lrez'r I' \ tiaD.. Aipkwhr, dum~ TtwtWG1Q • coepe· Palatla1. JNT/SXT. '""""' __ __. _ .................. tnEL Trw/yrd wodl ...... ....,. Nell. ............. 12 r-r ..... .....
CarpeatrJ, muonry, ai.azn ,.,.._ ap. Llc'cl. o .. c B1'. "l-14n
roofla1. phamblof. I' di 1 J ..,...,..... .W eJHD .;.•~*'-;..;....;, _____ _
rlioortac. 81ucao 6 t.IJe. I ,._ ...... Xla&. ..rt. PLMn'DJNG Dr7wall • CDOfe. JB. _................... ™-,..,., Call aft. IPM nee ext. palDU•I· st. ... MUI 6. ~ • ...-w..a • REA.LLY a.t:AN ,,,,_ lJcfln•. Try me. a. n.-. .,_
HOlJSE? Call Giqbam .__ T• ._ . ...-. ft 'I I co Electric. palnU01 , Girl. rn.-.~m -n ••. drywall, plamblD.a ,.... ..... -............... Prat. pe;Wiol Ext 6 lat. __ ........... -
•· h.mil1 buaioesa. Oeentn1. aoy type. lit IU. Ooat. JD yn aper. lllllt Ed sns. t8JOU New coutnetlon.
lJe'd + work 1uar. dw work done w/lnte-Loc•l year aro•nd J'ree est SH·4H1 Remodelia1, ,..._,la1, ~ 1rtty. Raobl. lu. aervlce. Ul·lUl .• llC/Vlu eledromc leu cletec·
S-01Q5 lll·711Z O...'I PUlll.tq, ---.. t1m. Top Bat. m.ai.M Mm wttb Vaa. bau.lin1. ...... •• _
movin1. yard work, TWAMT-S J-8aW -t yn, moat reaa, '-'S.• .... l•f*' pmlatiacek. SlOperbr. Weeldy or 1 Ume mtid __ ............ cbeck my ref, Ile.-.............. ..
54f.73IO svc. ~ DISCOUNT ON BG 'a prof ea a i on a I 91.am W• a r.1tJ dean poolf
YACANTS. Ste am bouucleanin1 aad ~ Poal Dod.Gr. rr..
Phambin1. electrical. carpet cleaaln1 . cmpa8'!1"Viee. Freeest. ISSIAM tlt.m9'2. bMtln&. all ien. repaus. Imured.. ~est. ac br Booded. 7141771·3"3. a..m Paia&iq. lo rata. l...;.•.;.;a_n_ .. ....;.;:.;._ ___ _
""-eat. SS.l.312 nc. fi31-7111 Gft&. , Free at. 3 1r 1uar. 111111 ....... ••••-•-
nle. pa.oellln1. plumb-Houaeure Service. 1 tiu,· I -llHC'Jl.llMll1aft~. Repair Ir fteroof. All me. peinlin&. grnbouse ~ Domeetiquea, --·-........... Reeldentlal 6 com-typ••·•blacle•· windows. MMCii8 No job call Mo-731..S ror JOW' ~ l..aDdxaptq• mercia1 paWln1. Pree rocbbatea~mpo-tar.
too small bouae bMrview Comp. 9ClftM'lqle desip eat . Re a 1 . r a t e 1 . ,.,_ ..t. 541·5D 11'8.
I' , I . ..................... .
HAULING• CLEANING
R-'d/Com.m 1. Frtt at.
CaUIG-1'62
All around hauling.
1 T. truck. Free eat.
Call AM. S48-J964
Alice ':s HoUlecleea1nc
Window waahl.o(. Ref•.
Rea8anable, rdablie.
613-lB, MMl71
• ;..aaQetice AU wort CJSa1. m..om Anll CUW· Y1"ee est. Green· ---------
d a I e Land 1 c a pi n 1 Qmlltf paWlnc • paper. Qual1fted roofin&. Free
'm-G'll i.ne-Woctt paraoteed est.. Leak repair. taS.
ftw elt. Sit.eve. St'7-4Zlt Good nUa OD abaMa • •t-r
Xlnt cleaning done by --·--·•••••••••••• CUllllO· Call ~110'1 at
WALLPAPERING •· Ron. 15/br. 4.br min. Lie. Bri<*. stane. block won, ~-6"1UJ tile ftn, ooocret.e paUoe,
wtb, driveways. f're«
mt. Jatm M&-1.5113
~ lmtallaUoa --------
2"t dtac. on paper ~ .. •111t I 1
Free est. Sll·WI ..... .......................
yard mainl. 4' cbnips. OCC student. Slliploader,
fneesl. Pete. &U-109I dump truck. Grade,
Xlnt cleaning done by
lady w/exp. IHpeod•·
bk. own tram 8C7 ·3637 All t>i>a block, brick
s I um pat one . t 1 le
muoo.ry. Reaa. Frtt
Eat. Bob. S48·27.Sl,
S3MlllOS
Quality Paiot.en, aper
fHt aerv.. free eat
Guaranteed. Ml·S614;
M24llO
SewbaC llacbine Serv. la rour bome. Gur.
25 yrs aper. t'TS-1107
Prunl.ng trees, lands<:• p-
l n 1. cleanups, ex·
perieDced. MU781
FREE ESTIMATES OD
blgb quality, reu.
priced ma.intenanN! &i
cleanupa . Mike,
MS-84/KZ-8282
baul.Dan~
Haullng-Movinit. Con
c.ret.e 4' tree removal
~ct service. 646-763'
Hauling Service. 1 '1'2 T
tru c k . Will bu y
bJdeabeda &i rerrags
547-0C27
Reliable, good work,
steady }Ob Ref ettOC'el.
Olll anyt.low 646-1228
Housecleaning. yo ur
home or vacaat.s Frtt
estia. Lee 536--1321
Want Ads
lbere'a an easy way fM
ywr t.o ad.l that blcyc}e
)'OU oo looger me. J u:st
advertu e at 10 lbe
Cl..afMd• Call 6C-W1'1.
TrwS..+lce R.AINB091 ...................... .
Extenorllnt.enor 4 yr Yard cleanup • tree re-
l'*'· Low pncea. f'rer mo v • I . For fr e e
eat. CaD Mz.9614 altlmata call Sten at 66872
WANT ACTION?
Cla!.slfed Ads 6C2·5678 Want Ad Help?
.... _.. 53501HetPw..t.c1 7100 HelpW..ted 71 (,0 HetpWClftfed 7100 HetpW..t.d 7100 HllpW....S 7100 Hllp-W:ulad 71~ HllpW9111194 7100 HllpW.... 7100 ....................... •..............•....... ..•.•.................. ....................... ......••.•.•..........• ....................... . .................................................................. ..
Attrac1ive genUeman 38, Account.a payable ex· ASSEMBLY TRAINl:ES-
safe, clean, new here. perience, part time, Im.med openings Apply
Wanta discreet lunch naible hrs. Call 54().QOO Vagabond Sall Boats. Wl1b M/F or couple just ,.._ ________ I 3401 W. Fordbam, S.A.
for run: "Duke" PO Box,. ~Dl
"7, Newport Bch, Ca. Accounting ------
s:m.?. it"!:C:::~tglo~~ ~~BLERS we will
a posit.ioo open for an train. Apply 7 am ,
experienced Jr. Ac· ~Yachts. 1631
counting Clerk. Dulles Placeatia, C<lsta Mesa.
Pa iOid SerYicn 5360 .......................
EXOTIC US
PLANT SERVICE
Interior plant desilJling. Leasing. Plant malo-
~n~.~11 ow aa
759-9545
Iino...,.., pleaae kee~
b'Jiallll
140< .......................
U. ILACll IOOK"
Wamm 11-G ~ price
Llt.Ume membenblf
Sl50. 0 .C. 's Newest &
most exciting Dallni
Serv\ce/ Social Club. Ap-
plications accepted by
pbcne 631-7181.
•t::=:.: .......................
~ varied, incl bank re·
c:oacilialiODA, auditing
daily sales report.s, geo 1 ledeer" accowit analysis, AIR. Opportunity for ad·
vancement. Xlnt
Bmeftta • waltiq COIJ·
dJUooa. Salary com·
meoeurate w /ex· .....,.. Send Rawne
or apply in penoa to:
The .1ollY ....... lDc.
l'IOC2 OUiette Ave. lrvine,llZTU
714 5tlOlll1
ACC'IM& CLllll
~EMBl.ERS
ASSEMILB
1"ICHHICtAH
Candidates will be
tndned ln t.be proeeaai.Dg
ol bee.rt valve tiHue.
Good a:anua.l dexterity
~-; docwnmtatioa ol
labri cation ordera;
perform otbe:r datJea .. _...,..... We otter an
xlnt benefit pf'Og"ram.
Alme apply i.D penon
between i.-4 Pll
SHLIT,IMC..
17DGilette Av. Irv.
Equal ()pport. Emplyr.
secaETAll'Y Asaistaat Mana1er. Not
Poet accta rec. /payable afraid of bard work ?
vouchers, ~ SO wpm, Small firm seeta muJtJ. receptlonrs l duties. aldlled Individual lo fill
lrvtne Kfr. Call Ka.reo, assiaL manager slot. Of.
S«).884 fice stills required, sail· Sdloolt. Lta:tt. 7005 ~---------i Ing I mecbani c a I anumnSING lalowledle preferred. 21 .......................
Be A Travel Agent
In Just 6 weeks.
~Travel Schools
l006l Talbert Ave. FV.
t&Mm6
.... w ....... 7075 .......................
Hardworting Paloter
Painting $38 per rm.
Free eat. Shawn 873-5701
HoUleMll"k waat.ed. 2 or 3
days a week. Xlnt re-
fenocea. Call ~ 7o:r7.
Babyaillinl. my home.
lnfaab to s yeen.
646-8488
H11p W..e.d 7 I 00 .......................
.\cc!J! .. fog
ACCTSRIC/
COLLICTloNS PARTTlllE
We need someone with a
minimum of 6 months
aolid AIR •Collections ...-tmce. who wilbea
to~ part time.
)(mt underltand AIR Is ..-al accouatlol pro-
ced urea, • be e•·
perienced witb pbone wart. WW work miD of
»-JD baml per week.
Tbia ia a permaaent
poe.iUoa. Good pay •
aice kM:ation.
l"-9 call for appoint· ....
NllUI yean or older. Job ref.
required. Part time with SALES full time potential.
'lbe Daily Pilot bas an 714 /875·9060 Newport
Immediate opening for a Beach.
aalesperson wilb ..:...:--------
newspaper display ad· ASSIST IH
vertislng experience. -rT-SUIYEY Good salary. com-an va mluioDI • excellent fr· S:30Pll to 9:30PM, Mon· tnee bmefit.s. Excellent day lbru Friday -
(l'OWth opportunities for 9 : 3 0 A II to 1 : 3 0 P M
a person witb carffr s.turday. Great for col·
amhttioos. I e g I a n s a n d
Call for appointment monntlgblen. 114.00 per week . ONLY llWIE CO~T REQUIREMENT IS " GOOD VOICE. Call· n••LY PILOT 6C2-4321, ext. 312 after IR S:30PM, Monday tbru n~. Ext. m f'ridav Equal Opportunity ol
Employer Al1I'Oll<Yl1VE ~~~~~~~~I .,.._..,., ......-
Air Conditioning water
chillers service man, mo. s )T!I. aper. Call
(714 )84,'UtOO
Qevy dealer offers full.
time permanent position
to ..mt paint dept. an
varied, interesting
dWiea. Good pay! Ex·
Alterations. women's · perience not required. ...,. permanent fitting · Opp. for advaocemeot.
exp.;r. desired. Top SlieMr. Wrilbl.
wa1ea to qualified. HOWARD Clwtcollt f15.41m DoYe Ir Quall Sta. NEWPORT BEACH
AHQ.BK
V..soua" a.tiea. F/time.
Eaperience helpful.
llGD.-Fri. W. M&01 co. bmel!ta. Apply at 191
Pl ...... ' co.ta)( ...
llJMAMACHR
On alt., aemi·retired
couple wltb main·
temDC8 upertence. '21
l8li&a, Colla llesa. ln· t.-Gk. SPMC, 5tl-202JD.
AUl'O llOUTI
Rml8't£k. Early AM.
1~ to 2 bn. S375 to
$•50 /mo . Xlnt . moonlipt. Wlvea, re·
tired, diHbillly, ltU·
dld:I.. Need gel wbeela.
5e3lllll or 54CM'122.
8ab11itter needed for
kida 1•11. M /W /F ,
~ lo-6 in 111111lmer.
XJnl pay, Ref'• req'd.
Oft tnlllp. So. Lapna.
'a.Ming
BclorocPo ....
Laguna Hills
bas immed. openings ~r
full time experienced
telle rs. Exce llent
benefits & competJtive
salaries. Coo tact Ca thy
Bryan for an appl.
!'iBl-4000. EOE M /F
Bulking c---n:W Tel9r
Ellperienee Pref.
United Oallfonaia Bank
DlbaDSt.
J.hmtinllan Beach
SINl11
E.O.E.
Bai*iDg
C 1 rdsl Tel9r
PreY.aper.deslrable
umt.ed Oallfornia Bank mow. Cout Hwy
Newport Beach
131-3200
E .O.E .
Bankin& C ssrc:W Tel9r
~~ .. ce prefttrfll. ~p;;r. exper. would
Previous ellper1ence
would be desirable .
Good typuig skills re·
cPrecL
S5l-*3
United ca.urornUi Bank
1140 lrvlDe Blvd.
Banking
Tualtn
E.O.E
SICUTAIY
Wells Farp> Bank local
ed ln Irvine bas an im·
mediate openin& for a
aecret.a.ry aaaistin& our
new account.a dept. Ell·
~rlence preferred.
Good typ i ng an d
secretarial s kills
oecell''Y·
We offer eacellent
benefits • a pro· feulooal, yet friendly
-~· P&eue con· i.ct:
ProGYllAY
014J HJ.JIOO
s ... u(+11si
WELLS
FARGO
BANK
T....-C/atttllltr
014)49 ... 401
A.at fGr PenoDnel
l.ocllled OD Lapna Ca·
ll10l' Rd between Cout
Hwy • 12 Turo Road.
£.0.B. ·~ ....... Q.8ll ,_•_rm. ______ ,
P\a J tlme~mmecl1a&e. Babyaltter In I nine
'$401 Unlvendl)" Dr.
1rvtM --------1 ~ Call m . wdld. Pleale WI evea MX'ro m1'KO J1AA1!U. s.91'71 for _111;.__4lll _____ _
JDIPOBABY ........ -~--1IABYSITl'l!R I need ..,rtir todat to wcirti ._ )(/P/R mat .. ••, dep;ndable :o.rt;1~.~I~~~~~~~~ .....;; w/car to all for
..a.. Wort c&oM to ~biers. lall.m.Ur 21 am boJ. J2t.014 daJ
7Hr home. Pl1are •· OC Airport. K·TIL : par IDOlldL lome ewer·
a.tll tt...,.. Aceom· e.aM~• pm. Will tralD. i Ditea. Vlc. Warner •
tllllll -'-d tbroalbout --I Dtw6a,H.B ...... 9r:1119'CoallQ. --------•I llAB'ISl'i 11.!B -Eal*. Al • .., ""' ........ ~. Slltrtw.d Jfelitnlld. w wW trala. Bova
11J ..... C.K . ' cta1
week. ' mo baby .
NMlrS
., .. to I :• pm. Es· ~ c:.-. ......... work· • -· -... , ............. ; ·-~ .... a.a,..... ....c.-... H•'*•• pu•neot 1 AD! !I•: 11 llilllll &J'-W--• .... -"· . --.... ·-.. c.11. -----. --. a.o.s. -
I
E.O.E. K/1'
IAmY
Mt.utem
Tbl• ID•J CODUrD )IOL.We an • ....... ,
... • .... "' tadmtlt'1 OQllll...-L We an look· .... lot ID&tividuala wbo
want to e•ro btwn SIOO-'=J:! wk. We
..... pOIMkm c.-alHI a complete
tnlllllll fl'OIDID· If JOU ate tlnd ol maklDI minimum wa1e, or Wlllltdal .. • ...... can todaJ f• •• ill· .................
.. -llllnter, .... Uall '8cat1AJ1 ...... ..., '°
HCCfft, For aa ia•
..... cd Tll·'r•.
S.r Girl. Nights, at
BIK'kingbam P a lace,
Qapist:rano Beach Call
496-SC76 or 496-9033
BAR GIRL
Neighborbood. full · um~.
part-time.~
.. wkl. CM .-.a.
631-'532
Barmaid. attractive, en·
thu.alutic, part time.
6t&-8lli35
BEAtmCIAN -Exper.
abarp, pro1reaaive
needed. Call for in·
serview. -~ HB. -.aa:s
...., 1.-'l. 95 pal' br.
Ue'd required.
M542'12
8e.ay ....,.,,,, f\lll time for
busy salon. Richard
Ouelette Salon. 200
Newport Cent.er Drive,
Newport Beach
IOATMB4
Ml.mt be exper. a.n boal
operations. maint.. &
mecb. inclined a plua.
ea.at Goard license not
req'd. llusl have back·
ground w/boats. Contact
David Gie s e ·,
Dockm .. ter, for appt: m.T730 btwn lOam &
2:pm. Newport Harbor
YadltOuh.
• 3, •plsMJ/Qeftl
PWl time. expel'. helpful
bW oot ntt. llaoy co.
bmefita. Apply al 1680
Pbeedi.a, Cost. Mesa. IOOG•• Tbe R:u.ly Pelican is
loc*ing for a Bkkpr. al·
tnd bn. x1nt co beoef.
Apply in penan between
J.5pm Mon t.bnl Fri ~
W.~Hwy.NB
IOC*ICMB
PWl Cbarae. m\at be n ·
per 'd , tbru Trial
Ba.lance -lluhi SET or
boob. Lovely ofk in
Irvine lnd'-WtriaJ area.
Salary commensurate
w/uperience. Please
MDd Resume to Adt564.
c/o P.O. Box 15e0, Colla
....... Calif. t:2l626.
a:i-•tr...,er: P\lU « P tr.
Apply betweea 2pm·
4p1n. llloft.P'rl 25.10 West
Cout Hwy, Newport
Bch.
• ft ••" • ... , .W.C...a.ti
Nmldad for arcblteduraJ
Is u.rbu deslp flrm.
Salary QaiWe, benefita.
l"-9 Miid rsu.me to:
PBR.. 1.IOl.2 Sky Park
Orde. lnine 91Z714.
~-· Real llluu ~ eo. DMC1a fuJJ · daarte
a.*l"'lfC, pert time,
hrs. flexible, ular1
ne10Uable. Lealle
M>all
.....,.,..
ID Fashlon -C.anct att8
bas immediate operung
ror c as hie r . Ho urs
8 .»s Expene~ pre
c::ll!ncaj TypUt Part WM
for excil.m& oftice ln Hu.
lkb. area Ooly ex·
penenced • a ccurate
need apply 954-2791
rerred Contact Helen --------• McGan.ley for appouil· mem. 644-Z292
IUYER
Sad.a Ana lilanul acturer
has unmediate opeo1np
tor an exp. buyer. Appli· en mull have exp. LO
at lreaat 2 ol the f~ flekil: Plastics, Elec-
trical hardware. EJec.
trtcal or Plumbtn1.
hnoa mut be MU·
motivated for lb.All de-
mandlnl posltloa.
SUary apm. br1D1 ft!·
sume. C.11 P~
714·540·411 l. South
hdfic lndultrle9. 2100
S. hirvt.w. S.A.
• CABINET llAXER:
Custom ex~rt. Hunt.
Sch 9l5:Ml5i50 or~
Oar Wash
Cubiien wanted full or
Prr. Ftn Yly. Saota
Ana. & Npl fkb_ CaJI
Mt 44e0, 1·6. Ask Cor
Nmcy.
OMICAL won.inc temporarJ I.a
the belt ... , to ftnd )"OW'
¢d' f~in tllia tw' f 11 ...tll. are__. ID·
ter•lewlel for Uae .., -------RllW ta. lm•dlatc ... ,.
• Acalt. '••-',. ca Q-3 yn apr .. CO.·
plllS!Wd)
•SJ ·-'-•--'•-I • moa apr. eYea.blc .wa.. 4 till michMpt I
.... I Ops ab
CE:qr. req, for P'uhioa
lalaDd ... ftrm )
... __ 'Sctry
(Expr, W /inaUrance • DO
sbartband )
COOKS Carrow 'a
ReataW'ant. Apply ia
penoo Gl Avmida Pico,
SmOemmte
Oda
Eqler'. pref. Port ......
OJavalesttnt HCM1ptul.
IQ.OD).
°"* ................ ......__.,S..ao-t
llw)'.La.-..u
con~ -o.c-
Dll'1U
ClletSer Cab,~
DRivms -12100 Week.
WW tram truck driftl"I.
~ lam.lpm. lllM4U
Driver /Gardener comb.
U.ve w&tid CA Ucense.a
GilOd drivloc record.,
Kin. ace 20. Apply at
Peneyaaver, lit•
Pl.,.,,la CM.
AIJUIOll'I' A&SA.. ll<JN. '---===---MT•... I--;oms aJUlfl'D ...... -____ ,.._
.._ • WUI tniD. cMw. tt.. ti.. c...-
&1<1 • 1-tn· cm.. Net -.... ~~-.--.or...c.-c 0
""' T.._ ~ IDll llt. as r ... ...._ a.n.a-. r .. atat• ....,__..._. 111 ...-. VaDeF. ate ol sac. me flt.lee 6 p/Ume. betwa Newllope A:
m.zlA llldW)
Dellcateuen Peraon.
nut be ""' ta.~· mature . W/tr la .
F'/lhne .. 1ncld .
S. 'I'wT7. w-nme Deti. -.E. l7lb.. Sl.,C.11 .
DRIVERS
<X>6S COUNTRY. No
apeda1 le. req 'cl
lilac'.Gretar y •cbla
1A1 PlaceDtia, C.11.
DetiC9&eaMD Help. Ex· Dry cleane~ counter
CA.SIDER • =:• ___ -...1.-,,._. _ help, m•tu woman, Full tiJDe to our Fashion ..-......-..----.,.... ..._ no--.._ No
laland s to re for • ao M-1 couc ) JI. Far~~~· :;::;:;m..;;;-· .
~ble. depeodab}e _._
penon Wl1h good Lute ........ Clan DaJY9Y fllPSC)M DrJ c I ea Din I · Ell·
Apply In person betweeo <Xerm:ioa. tuiq. oo tn>-Su perieneed? Will train. »e. inc l ~1 Auto ppty. Full or P /T. Ca 11
ANOPOS Lf r\.~ :e'2 Aver-, Partway, .,._L Diet.
29 Fuhtron l&land m-I \':. Delivery Driver. Part •d• Jc ......... , • ~/CLERK -Ex· n~P9150NlS8MC1S. ti.mt. Dina.I Lab Ideal Pb'mlnr.aledaearoceaa
per.towortpart-tlmetn -.~----..~ for hou1ew1Yes 6 lau opportulhes f~. ~' ---_...... F tr • a limited DWDber CdM pharm•c y Ca II ma~ ps'IClm. AM or rl p rr. CDurinC acbool
Mrs. Youn& 644-'TS7$ ror tte ,_. INdll PM.MW09. by. bra. )positlona. Will
•Piil-~~~~~~~~ Dal-., & IU..-.L tnm.. Earn •bile 109
--. --..... 8.25/hr. to start ~ Fa.fl er pa.rt time. lilmt for ·
C~llEIS
UTVTEM
Needed to assill
........ in bookkeepng
~ llcm.·Fri. 9-.S. Aw-
ly at lMO Placentia.
Qist.alleu.
a.KS
Part time • full time
1nveyard, part time
()pmlnp aow avar.la~ awin&. Apply 7. E.leven ;c;r:;\&lJ lime Au.iatanl St.ore, lor7 W. Baker,
llMW&rn OD 2Dd • 3rd CJil.
abil'U. No experience ---------nee. We train. Advance-Olllrt t:Jpilt. Half tbne.
ment opportunlt1 for ftnandal derk/cypiat. t5
mana1ement poeltiOM br. Weekdaya. Good
to SS. 50 per bou r U wartinc eond. Prepare
qieltftecl For more tn· A!l'OfU to IO to com· tClrm.uo.. • inteniew, puter. Good tJplDI allllb to stcn t50, 1JllO a k 11 h , p I ea 1 a n t . N .. PadDc Coat Hwy. Soutb..i Santa Au. ......_. •ada. .. 9D3 ~ OCPA. 5tl4'M> Will lnUn1ew MODday
tt.v P'rida.J from lam to <XllllPANJON -DSertJ
3pm. . woman aeeb middle
r.q.l ()ppor Em..,,_ a1ed woman to • b r ~~~~~~~I .._ • domMtic clutMI.
Olld,are wanted. 2
cbildrell. MJ bome lll
lle:H Verde. Pouible
1i ve-tn. lloa Ulna Fri. OaUm-aca
Chri1t1aa Ori de•lr ..
Girt P'rida1. tn>bal, It
....... mile for lie·
ceotric L•I Beacb
~
Noe·amo&er. Salary. .... ~.-.sm
COC*M.Lfte
..... llWll Hoap. In
N9wpart •acta baa an ......_~,_.,..
W-*.lclaya,S:mAM '° IPll. a ..,. iOAll '° t :llPM. XJot l&al'llal IDlll7• .... .......
be OWi' II • I.ID Iba. Xlnl er more e:iqaeneoce · _.., St 1mD W. 1'1\h. SL~-bme&s. • E. l .. u. •
a.t.a -... ' ILICntlCIAM
Dellury, furniture,
lb'anl male, ID1.elll«nl
fl willing l o work.
m~orsn-982
2-S yn comm 1 eapr.
req. E • A Electric
561111
•dsc:xl: A111 •·us
l»wn'd wort loecl. Mfg
l.mtnmeDla. AdYaace
Kloetics lZSI Viet.aria,
C.11. -.TllS, E.O.E.
Ori Ilea Oftt II for L.A.
'nlmD to bomel in NB •
Ol Relia.blie • ba ve de-
pea. car. hnn. PtT.
'400 /$450 per mo.'--------• ....,, ........
Wf M. ASSIST.
•••dad. PreferablJ
p /tlme. Eapr. aec. .....
..... MICHAMICAL ..... -s • = llwmwn ex•
• -+Neel.Ex·
celleat bea•flta and
Deatal JlecepUoalat. .naii. • • ... _ lfil.. <DI.a ..._ Elqaarieece .._ Vlejo area. ~ ......... _. ..... -... u... aee1UD1 perma· piWiW._.tv•• llllll .....,awl aeed
WfM./• ',_. apply. Call Sun,
• -wt. Pwto ame.. • .... X·R•J lie. reqd. ~~~~~~~~
flaw• ;::::.c-.... · acaow T&AJNSE/
ed for ~. It.SCP I MSISKNGBR 111~ r ....... for a fut
DltPAn:Hm lrowiae ia .. peacleot ~w.._..C.... ......, co. call D6w
Ol. a Newport Bladt la ..;.•...;..;.ml;;;.;..;.. ____ _
-eoedlltlilll • ..... -ta ......... ataU..,. J.D&enlewa for a••rP .... _.. ...... ..._ ... ) .... ......
IOCllh&. •JC -------· Ollmtld ........ l)wa ,..... w1&1a ,... ...... o.neaa -.-r ... s.o.s. .. 11/P.
wr1eue la4l•':?f~ ,...... <net...,., •.
......... Mt-·l.-.Mlphl.'9tao1·
Mb 1 XS. lln. ...... CHIHJ, J'tl•••'
• tu:i 'Nllle• II• >-ea a,... •••e.-. · .... woddllil 'zwl11 Illa E:i.!14 ea u o a 1 • o1ar._..~.·-........ a.: ,....... lalud •••l· WOil THll fll OIOk, Ml time..,., ....
md firm. ~op. ••':T a. .. .,.. · tJ 11-'n. M ,_. Coeo'I, --' .... XIII&.... --: -~·-partmlty. Call MMl.ZI. ..,. • .... an llaeAnllar lift. .......... --.... . ...., ...... ··-'tr --Y ~. AHll. llar Pad•F7 Workera in
--. Iida. to .... ,..,.....
.............. SiOpr
br + booua. Stan. ---
DuaMft ........ t..a Oi» ... Cc*.a .... .......... to ....
In lau AIWJ. O.U GUI' of· Dce'*r.
117.ocMI
&a ,.. ~... $ ., ..• ......,. hU
08* ...... w ....,.... tact 0.... Oai--4 U.. ,....... PNI·
111111& -....-.... ...a. ICWDl. •• llt.0.&..11/J'. tloH. BJ•ll aeiaool
_.,,, $ ,,, ........
Q ·•1 CIOGldnl .,.... Do1·0roomer, Sa· .... ,.~ ...__ ... _ £.-c·1 le•
,... ---·-· ... rt•ac ... taleat ...
tla p1Wlrl.IG• •ul be nper'cl I• • f\1 °:fa~ i~.:.~
(XJCm -W or...... Baa•·aduorl •I• ... Ital laH\'IH• --·..:::!· Aflllr blwa 1 •.._ >-«s, ....... "1 OD. MA!f-~ __ ...... Ill' Paid neaUoa ,, ... -·-----. ..... H1rtrt ...-...... to ..UT ...... ji II ·mal 8ra IUU7 teen ........
o-stctadsiott 'ftil. •O.C. *'8ft. Mt.-..-...&o.&. •-
•
L CWLYPtt.OT TJ\~.~f\77, lllO ~,.~~ ..... !!~ ~.~~~ ..... !!.~~~~'!-.~~ ..... !!~~~-~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~~·~.~ ..... !!.~~~~~ ..... ?1~ ~W..tM 7IOC HlilpW-.cl 710CI MalDW•ted 7'00 ~miAA..,. 1'11\.Uml ,_ ' '1A11ht_, &DTAURANTHEl..F ·r
,. ... t.. ... _-·~~· ............ --...... •••T .................. ~ ... ":':'M::'""'""..:.M~ MI ID 11 T. A •• ':!: •b~~· ••. ~ u.. COUDt.ar .work. a.a. ~MY ,·
............. ~~ ··eUAIDS :.:~iai",.111r flildcta.aW::..., Mam&~ :11:1.~~~:f1 =-'.:.";,.."';:.lh.! CASllDS °=~11'9.i 'r --~ ~ .J. •--'-.:: u 1~ 1.11 .. w .Clll· ft!~~=.:·...,.,.....,.,.=;~_.,.._....._ It-llar . ld•a I for w..,.. now~· ~II 'ic:-' ._.
16 iT.o. Ualfor•• 4'f·l'Rll Ult IAtw.,. ._..llldlvae-..,_,. a.f ... ,........, lUal Houe•wlvt1/ Coll•1• ~caUoM for tt1L{. :::.,rrt .. naw.~T~t •t•Lfwft tw-H .. ~It°' -DeUWlt'J afl1t1too1 cktrwrdl~al COIOPHJ ~Htfth, Sh.W. Ainlort U"U. a•d PA&T TIM& liC9 ' -D ora••S ... ~ .. wk11i1 l.-dlla-1·-riw • .,..._ Mooda.J 0tbru Frida,: CM. lacJlt7. 9'.00 br. '1. ... aat, •.~_?!I en· OaUBcDf«Qpt.2.5pm. Ce•IUtrt. Jmae41at• ~~.::-:.:::1~
PID•v'=--• llM ,.,,,._ ~ '· •~ Dlwtll ....... I moratap =l • Dlr1 • • .,,-.__., Call :<,. R t' ,---.... opao•~. eooct aalary 0 !RI .._. ,_..
WA'llD.Ja& b' WNI ......_ ...... ...,.11.r .aabr ~.Ho *-Cemm••lt'•llon1 =:"'"~•.::,· ......._ :!rftleuut wock1111 top..l•Hl •Hntlve M'D'll-Y lervt~. 1DI W. llt. C.-ca., .. &ruvaa, t'oUeitlou. Earal111 '1-1-nt-.Gll. ~ ... _ ~-·-i · ,..__,,_ .. ttona. lateneted ..cr.t&rtaJ ..,... Call P,~ ....... S.a Aaa I• al9 -""~-' --· __ ... un.111111 '--...-v a. ~·nc.c... wora. -c•-• _..._,u a-i.. • .. ~ . .._. _._.y ...._ ~ .. ., • 1,. -~.~al11;"b1': aaar w ...,11 MltebeU So•tb. 1f,.,.,. frtendJy, weU ;p:n:At~ """" ~MOD -H n• ~ :.=:i.'=aciht -dlnftt. . LYN • .,.._ W.UC. ~udamall """' '""' Irvine , P•nonul 1roomed •Hier to P• 1~f~IN~.ao~. ~~~~~ •:---"i";.. <Mca.a..a. .. w.toi t'Mh dltm!t rwqldrtd ~ mr.-i. 1111DR. pk~ uU Tbe I· ~[.. ~ %.bma ,_ aoe.J •Sit b-Hllm.dlcalntftot.Nc. c.u 14J .4u1, l"oate; ~'~ E.O.E. Orient £1prua. IOYS ~· ...,. • ....-.401n--*, M .... , .. d• or ••1hta. OieOa.'*'deuUa.. Enterprtalna adults, 9UAUTYCOM190L Pfum am.o.pbere • SM:MJMYJnNT ~ lM' _"_o_•_r_. _._,_'_·•_•_•_•_o_', lfcNn lOa• .. :Jtpm • ....._....,-. i..a..ua..... ....... °""'fl wt&.b ~l!DJc. lmperton MHr 0 C worlttDI mnct'*Lnnt. Al· _ .. _._._, __ .._. SCASMIOMUI S .. :., ~ ...,, .. ,..m.a.. ·-·-"-..... -.... Adv. 0 tu r 0 u I . • .. -.....SLSOperbr. + _ _..WI~ from botDe oa • uw per-m•»ti.. .rho esUoY Alrllort. Mon thru Tb11n. rU I • Tbe C.. a. ..
tWl)"fMAM 9 I• MACllmll'T TllAINEI '*°9• pro1nm. Cu worltlni :_Hb ua :.:!.:...m LO 4:IO pM . <:eot ~':~'~.' N.B. Wert for40 boan •JOU =e4 01eol111 ror -Prtl ... Mop... .,, llDD-l&JO per week, mc&.IV8tiq youtbl aaa au.em JJOl·,:.. .. ~ .tllrecdveal20baaua.
UIYIJCS .,.._. ....... ..,. rcw .-. for amaU manuf dllpmdiqaotime. ldeaJ 10 to 11 '100 a weell llAl.ISTATI ---· -----na.. we......-.toppeyfor • "". •tr \llllQ • wa,...__. .._ 111 lnt. Call llller '°' bomem•kera. Par llCJl4dW, Phone 80432" 1 ... .__ • .... __ 'IO ~ ·-~· llld1ll .-~-~~~~~~~~ wartr •,_.,.al olOc. ,. ... ,,.... eompl.tAI lAlormatlon, bt.ZIObetaeen2andl --~ tWa•C-:-Oh:· ~, er Y ~ Paidllalda7 --··, C9 .._ bave call~ lG>. P.M ._ !AIM t0.19'. .._be~ • PaldVacaUom ._ .,_. lli. W1C1tN Madlilml ASK FOR LAURIE ~Mir mature. The BI u e :1.6..~ ~!ri 11t7':t~r::.. *:.':.l:Z E.O.E. ~~~~ ~ DS6 V&a Udo., SAUSP9lSOMS I le:-::-:: TE
........ ae-e:M •• bave Pro atlon, F..lspud.lq retaU elec-Party Cons ultant I qualified luda, mWU· n.... ""'...., CL"'n .. ~==r-onMNGSPOR: ----llmit•cmtotLmoaln· troQla firm i. DOW ec Counter Pl'rsoa, full· a:illiaDdoU.arlaadloveo· -.&~ ~ ~ mount.ekidl.Over21 HOSTISS t'f t1a1e1 Pully paid oU.IDa lppticat.iom tor time includl.Di Sat. App-tory. -Semi« ""1ted man.
Apply Blacllbeard '• Medical • Dental + tuD.ume employment b' 2025 Newport Blvd, z. SaJet contest eveey Part-time eveoio1s. ln~ •
....,... mo Mart· many olheT out.aandlna S.lary " commlulon CK. mootb . Win. cub Phme't'omf71.W144dya SUX>aweellpocenUal •
..... Way. Npt. Beach bcnd"1a oommill'.lllW1a~ w/uper. ~ Penon ----'~ boam-.newnita,ek. SU. ,AaTTIMI ROSAN INC. Will train. Call Eric up ~ 3. 0.... product low co.t HOSTISS/CAStUER -Mh\mNwprtlkh. Sl5NB1.I ((W publi1bln1 house, So. callf. Land. 8'ld&~ #1 Ml ff MIN IYa•ttiS ~. tull.ttme. Apply -. .... ,__ Em..i....-----N.B. area. c..U JeamDl'· 'l'lnm. f\eol:y ot fUW>c· ,__ ~ la our PHOML
In 1*900 Bea Browns ......-~ ,,..,T_ t«Jl.SIAIDIS ~ iallltlKAl'r. ~. ~~'."fii fSCZ.GZl«-.-0 ~ 3llOS Coast lla6dl fu.U 6 part time. 3.30 to 7:30PM. Cowitry 4. Penona11aed 11le1 ..-...~ Eal. ~-Between 1·$ ~.So.l.q\m&. WW traln. Apply Don QubConvHolp.5d-3061 IH[ =-1n c&o6&Ac for ~at::~e~o~u:. AM,!~.
a...-to welcome new ClLrio9 Motel. lMl1l Del !NURSES AIDES P.u1 ..gp s. Pomtblie manasement Ci'Ul;'-111-3101 -------
....tdenU. Perroaoeot (J)bpo,DwPotnt QrtiftedorTraineel.All ~!II po1ltlon1 for 1tron1 SAL!SCOUNSELORS SANDWICH MAKER,
Part tlme Fl ell I bl• -..-........ ablfta. Mesa Verde Coov ~ dmer'a. , COWl&a' wort. WW train, .............., · ... MAJ&.""""" .lbp. M! Center St., With at lemt 1 year' ex· S. Alk about our Cadillac Remember wbea yoo ........ onJ.y M thn.i Fri 11.numc. 152-411166
M I Y P'bll nme Shlppln1 •
P•chllna. M/F, WUI
tn1n.•1m.
houra, oeed car 41 TOS745 c .M. perlence, preferably Pfan. wereallidudw&llkdto ~Bef~J.30. • f:..O.f:..
typewTU.er. 547•30DS ; Excenma QDOOrtunlty to newspaper. Excellent 7. Phalh Ne<wpun Beach em11 )'Ollr own IDOlle7 !
_,_ join latl• Trvtoe com·~· _ CJOmPIQY benefit.a. Apply amc.. medical benefl\a Weil. we bave Mftral
1Wl time~ bl our Bo&el dea.11 clerk, NCR P9llY wlilJ lob ot room LVN. F/time. 7·3. Xlnt. between flAM 6 6PM. available. llida wbo do. but I.bey ..._.ad.,.. bn Mon eornlJUlaUoa de.It fer proadkm Must like rate of pa y. Apply llanda.Ytbru Friday I. Jl1nd out wbJ we have med a 1111ture auertive t tllru Fri 9.5, tele ,. :o"ntiat~l.ldit.App-people and not mind no.N. Port Mesa CcJo. APPt.YINPERSON tbe bat thins 10101. .._.to cbaperooe and ,~......,...._ nqa lood 17 LO David McNelll. walltla1. Call Rita, vu.cmt Jbpll&J, 2570 ~COAST Uc. req. > Aall for Mr. CCJUDM! them ln sales t ..,.Wn1, 1rammar 6 HoW Lal\Dl&. fiM-WL 54llMIOCl5. Coast.al Person· N••Port Blvd. C.M. DAILYPILOT Ev-:714-~ oNd.ed Jobi h'om &.I ~·--w.. llmt-&... ml~.2'1'10ffartlor, 6G4e00. ~-w ••yn PM dally . Pbooe ' ~-_, CZ5S.Colllltlfwy. LB C.K.Neverafee. ._ ·-' Rm1 l!ltate SU.penon. UZ·UU, Ext . 250 ~-~::=~·::ro HOTEL/MOTEL oi1ht Maint.enance personnel ~~~ ~~~vye ~FOhndl~~~ _ _____.. C.. dlt 1 C I ilN~. 7-3. :S-11. ..,.....-.....,,,........,,. ·-... -. .,_.._ n.>A RLAu ........ ~ .•. au or, appy ra1 needed w /aeneral JQat.,.-.otpay.Apply commlulon •Piil. ---"-----• Presley, Saa Clemente 1rmwted"9 ot electJ'lcal, "'O.N . ..__. ... _ .. "-. ---E.O E. Gardener needed for Inn. 125 w El..a-~--..a._..._ CIOftd1 u. ~ --....,,... ---. .,...tnwdeomplb. · .,............ ----'· •&Ir · v.-emt Hosptt.al, Z5'10 ~ AmwertDI Senb s.-•Delivery people
eo.5073 J:bteede.....,.. wanted to tkaq. Apply LO Oil, Newport Blvd C.M. Opaatun. llablre, de-KUJ.CM.esa.Jel • .-lid, bave put lime --------1 wart far Janice'• Rai· &arf • Sand Hotel, IGOGI. pend.able. Day • eve Peopll' needed In ' • •open. You wW
a...IOMce 1e«y Ann'•, hrs 9.4, IAIUu8aada.G7""77 ...._ Exper. prd. laul Sunset Beach ore. ..a. .. to•Pf!l'br.Call D. TORl'l'O REST. ""-Ji\-i. 175-zu4 ........ ....--.. ... .__.. wlD tndn. MS-25l!O. top comm•11lon. ...,.._ l-WK.. 511«11
·--·-~ASST '• -~t Rdqtnl t f. fb119e ... nhu• -~ 8 P9tSOM t Pncltwhe Heatth CUe. • .. ••.. ypui or-~ Light mechanical, Co. locaed iD N.wport
4'<eaaHled datles. F1e11· to 12. 5 days week. Start carpentry etc:. S·day Beecb ia DOW conducting
1bilt.J a mast. lntentew k baur. 48MMIO. week. lluat have valid lotervlews for RN1,
by appt. only. ~ CA driven llceme. App. LVNa. or EllTL. C&n-'71f-E7~ J acqule Retirement Residence ln ly UB> Placentn, C.M. did.tea will be brlpt,
Laguna Beach needs MAINTENANCE MAN ~etk • have lllnt
perm Pltime hs....._g help. driving record. 4 cby .. ., 400 Unit adult complex. wan wee«. XlDt aaJ.ary & Mon -Fri. 7am-1:30pm. _~ __ area __ ._f162.81115i3.. ____ , (nap bendtta package.
CmenJ
•PIX• Call Bud Hyams s' lf'1 for teaats shop T.A.R. am. aerv. baa • a. an.a det Mar; hall fnr postUooa open In 1714) 146-1502 lilm. Cll*''d. MM.112
1'&, SA. Cll. 6 H&lnL B. ..('.~ ...._Varied lhlfta, P rr J ~ \~ SaB
or F/f. Maay outlland· I~ ~~ HICKOIY FA.IMS
log bendha. won near I ~ Ill_.,. a. put-tune ..._ op-yoc home ~earn while , . ~y. Prefer~
you le.am. ladY for P111. sbtf\ Ex·
&'D-1454 E.0 .E -..i ..... s.ats per not nee Will tram
S.vtnp. Loan
Ne w A c co u n t a(•--------
ColaeAor' .
~ p ltimeTeUer.
Savior• • Loan ex· perteocl' preferred.
Newport.Balboa Savtnp
6 Lam. U.00 lrvlne Ave.,
Westc:lifl Pin•. N.8 .
lalO. P&eue call for
appt. Ma . Denny
hnl&a: ....
SF.AMSTRS&~'d in
ah.uaUom, part·Ume.
11/F .....
51'.C. '°"10: llNG R
ftlr amvas prodartJ c-o. Pennaoeal, full-lime
l8n tY1*ll ~ aborthaDd. Varloua dutlea .
K.oowled&e of boata
belprul Pref non
smoker C.i.11 745 2347 for
•All
SEAmlmES mms
liEllUl. OFRCE
ClEllS The Pottery Shack has
openings for lull time
year round posit Ions.
Apply m person. lzt.2 S.
Coast Hwy, Laguou
Beadi.
.._ __ 94.58_. -------1 Market Research, pit . Jo'or lnlervaew contact De ni s e G uim o nd flex. bn., will tnun, good 6'1·1816 .. E .O E .. M /F .. reading c-omprehens1on --------
Housewives & Mothers
need xtra money? You
a lre ady hav e th e
PET A'M'ENDANTS Opeoin1 for Ucenaed Sfll' Mr 'Ibompaon, So
Part time. busy beucb ulee~ople, locally Oll.P!ua.LowierM~
kmne!. SJ. 7S hr. Helen owned. with nataorual re
4!M-0142 fernl system E:aeelleal
~c-r•t ary ro r St ock
Brollt'n offc-, located
cloff to J nba Wayne
Airport. Hours 71m
3 :A)pm BroMn iee u ·
per pttftr~ Salary
oprn. dPpeftdmg on u
We are now aeceptin~
applicaUona for top
l&illed tndiv. ~led
111 vanoua abort • long
tl'rm a1a11tnmenh 10
au-port area. M u.t bt
proreu1ooa l . pt:up lt
<.nmled 6 rleJUb&e, ablt>
to wort fulJ days. Olli t•
tlCheduJe rour appt to
day
CiBBAL OfflCE knowledge needed. Call
& atLeDUoo to detail. Nunmg
551.7314 TllMH rBSOM
for busy Newport 6C2-42l3 Marlletiog. Buaioess ()pbthalmoloJl1ts' of-Ho&llewtves,. students to woaa.o see&. part lime
lice. Week Y oaly • wart lunch nab, 11·2 at auociate in crowing -~ 1 Wienencbnlbel. Good marbtio& bwlneu. Call
CENEJlAL OFC·CdM, P9Y Sl25 pr br. Wknd & bi1Mrtiew.lt2-aot
nature. delMmdable 3420 J holiday off. Contact Master Tailor P'ltler. Ex·
. E. Omttftw7 .• 551-$111t ::::'<\. ~·-2:50 s. ps. ba tbe moal dlffic:uJt ---------t ~ ol t&llorinC. Wa1e: '8llAI. ClfB lnlarancl': Commercial ts.811 br1y. Take ad to tbe
....... otNlltilmal Ooa>-Plopwb •ea.ally Ass nearest State Employ.
s-7 ..._ openm. for •i•taat, e.xperlence meat Office. DOT
general clerk. typtq, ;we nary, minimum 2 '795-3Sl.OW
filiq. record keeping .. yean lDCll.l:lln& typing.
c:alculatine are the XJnt benefits. James hECHAHIC
ctamt... Salary ~srro lmuraDce Office, ltvJne. Stable Future for ex
per mo. + xlDt fnoge Ca I l M a u r i n e per'd mec:baruc. Joog-
benefita. P1eue coatac.t '1SUalO ... E 0 .E estabtiabed Fm! 4i lsuzu
Debbie Fredericll for ---------1 Jodust /Marine engine
appl. INSURANCE CLAIMS -d1stnbuto r JD C.M. ..,._ C·u·-• Co. ) O>mm. 4i pef"IOll..ll hoes. Diesel eog Koow-bow a
641-1520 Salary opm. Good bene. Plus. Good work log
E.O.E. Oill Diane B. 1133-9550. and. alJ fn.oge benefit.a. Salary baaed oo ex -
J>rocreu1ve Health Care
O>. In Newport Beach
will be Ol)eOin& May S-80.
Now accepting appbca-
tklDI for briPt eneqetlc
RN'• wit.b Emergeoey Room/Triate aper. 4
day work week. Xlnt
a.tine aalary • fnn1e bemtiLa pact.age. F« ui ·
temew c:ioatad Deaile
Guimond 141 -
ime ... E.0 .E .. M IF.
NursU1g -
CHEMODIAL YSIS
.,.ft.VH
Qit1caJ Care Exp. pre-
ferTed W'tJI train for Ul1s Specialty FUU Ume. In Mission VaeJO. General Office. Mature Interior plant main· perleoce. Pbooe 8am·
penon with eood akilla tenaoce. Full & Part 4 :30pm, Moo -Fri ,
for busy peycbological time avail. 497-!W.24. _541).e11S6 __ • _____ ~~7~1~4-8~3~1~-l~IOO~~~
l"JUP. Heavy pbone .. 1ataior Desip MFDIANIC -szoo Week. =
public contact. Light u.tng interior deelgn WU1 train. Open Sam· Nuninl
booll lleepl D.. pref. rum bu an immediate llpm. ~ Nurw Aldes. All shifta.
med/Ina. experience. opening for the rilhl Good rate ol paJ. No H ·
-.aul per a on I o 't h e --------per. nee. Will train. ,o...i Offtee, lliJlt t:yp. .W./dMip field. Mu.at ..c:HAMICAL Certification proaram
iDI. wU1 tnda. Jeao El·J be a doter. Drape n · ~'TIClilCIAM available. Apply Port
Perlence helpful Two Jean experience Meaa Convalescent lea Mf1 .• H.B. (710 · wortinJ.nwttb minute HolllUal.. 2570 N~
9a5'15 _f111_-17'18 ______ -i parts.ti calbeecmfl~any.. mvd.C.M SC4400.
Gmsal Office. Part time JAMITOtt Esce ent De ••
R I worting ccodWom. Ml.a· omcE WORK -WW for ndtlng office lo etlaurant c eaniog sion Viejo area. Only train .. .,.. .... week t.o HallL BdL area. Only •Upm. sa.so per hr. Tbe • ...___ ...-.. ........... ,.._t ...--· ,,.._._ •~-(N B ) .......,_ ..--· start. Open lam to 8pm. aperienced • attUrat.e "".,..... ._.,...,.. · · ealllioJIDID need apply. need~. 914-2791 151.em. Call~ Sil...,. _!ll>Ml.3 ______ _
GENERAL Ol"FIC E -L8b. Amstant: will traln. ~~~~~~~~ OPP'ICEGEN. BKXGP -
........ _ 10 .. _. muat no eqier. neceA. Duties ~w~ •uro llllture. »25 br wk. r_.__,., _,T ' mctude lmintenance of ~ .....,.,.. :,s'7.«Wll) S.12am. account. rec helpful. IOtl30
OaD Barbara for appt. ~. lab. upkeep OFflCI SllYICES se.a:mo for ~ dept. of blo-Medical As81at.urt. Front ~c penon t.o do
---------• medical compan)'. Hn. &bedlotnce,aperieMC MnJI CIOPYlna. ftJinl • 12:30 to 8, Mon. lhru helpful. Call Ano at -a iienfcea Com
o--.J Offtce Tbura. Contact ad· 8C'7~ · -.--· •
Xer•• O~•r•tor miDiatraUoo. 831·18SS ~~~':f;J Medical Front ofc Ina, 9200 400 IM!m Need employment t.YPina. pref 5 yrs exp, 18th St., Npt. Beach.
Long term aaalpmeat.. immediately? Name aakfor5ophle979-3J13or 8'2-'75llEn.ll .
Call Tod for more in-owu houri, aa1aty • Call evas::J9-015i5 O rd e r p r o c e s a ·
fOl"IDlldm. f7't.Ole4. Del>b1e •llOll. ins /customer 1erv Ice ..-.CAL position. Typt.q abWty Gml Off~ dapenda· Landscape/Gardening Back office 1 yr. medJc1l required. Non·amoker,
Ille Pim& Tne 40Wpm, Foreman. Ml.nimum l exper. Umlted X· Ray full time. suo hr. Phooe ~. ••• .,.._. yr. experie:Dce ln mow-p e r m l t . E K a . , Volleyball InternaUooaJ.
.......__ -·-· •-..____ ""'" edlmg, Is ferUJha. Veo1pundun, • Audio ~-,.. __ ............. _,., --"" _.... -teat.ins. S750-~ mo. ...._.. _. _........ can MDm, Mon-Prl: tion. SboWd be exper. m Mn. p0'1fer·f42.1702. a...... cnw aupervWon. Mor1an Jl;mployml'Ot Pert time sales work.
U'IUl'l!ll 111.rtiaonc. 5 day weelt. Salary A&mcf, 1525Meu Verde Perfect for coUeae atu---------. -.smo mo. Aak for Dr. E., aitte 213, Colla dllll ta&erw&ed iD reu.11
.. ~--.... u..,dor Ron, 646-7441 Miu. merchandllint1 Ir dis·
, ....... -156-J:m Gl· 1575 play. Salary opell. Call =.: cfi.:°'6 :,~ 1Ap1 Secretary NEVER A VEE Olffee Jmporten, Dana
rar ms No. El Camino Small dynamic 1q1neas Medkal PoW. 4113-Tm. Re9t.s.c.-.cin llt11ation firm in £1:par. back office
Newport C..ter teeb wumaa wam.d for Npt. Part Ume bwllaeta op-
Ot.....,·Esperteeeed. ape:iecad. effaeieat • Ilda. olficl. lluat lblo'f' portunlty for pro· ~mmmiMklaor.._. t oer1ettc leaal DW,lab.•••·211H'f.5) fesalonal "non pro·
11*1f. Pk·A·N. Mm ..uetary. 8.H •• dle-fetalonal. Call Mary
Ada ma Au. H.B. ....... • 111nt. typing l•-------•I 94487 IM.aL akill• •mull. Xlnt. ....,.... --------~;..:......; ______ , ..a., depeedlnc upon ....... maoata«u.rto1
Gf'OUDdt llabateouce, quDfleaUon and ... comp~iz a eeda a .,.n ti~.!!!.~· padwa. Good beneflta. .....-. •ehlne llbop ~ --· .... npertence requ red, Nt94 _ _.., da•11d.· ---· -----It.lab ldaool macblnt
Ille ... wtdul. ldMl Job Ll••or clerk, ex · 111109 ok. Suellut
.... ..._ ...,,..... ~ tun cw part = ,.~::EF ..... tr. CeU ·c..r. .t ti tn •. App I J 218 .,..Oab' U.. ,c
•• ,. 91"0adway, La• Bcb. permaaml emp&oylDtftl a.. I JB.-lwlll Liquor, ....,~, Call ~.
I 1 ¢ tit Ofleu1 Uquor lll'!!t man•l.!_~1, • •
• .,.,.. o .............. buly .,...," area, "" ; lllllllllMaanL...oa time, aper . ._...,.,, llodlll-l!lacM.e llWl9/D Two.,.... .., top ••1••· apply~ In SIOO Week
PAITTIMI m:s Allilt lo aaarvey
candueW &om our of· nee at tile Onolt Coaat
Daill Pilot. l :J0-9: SO
Moo-J'ri. t :»l:aD S.tur· dal· Oreat for ~N md mooaU0t4n. pr
wjt. ONLY REQl11RE·
M ENT IS A OOOD
VO ICE. Call 042-4321,
ext 312 an.er 5:30 PB.
MOl\daY thru Friday. * ;:--:,•· ••ra• .....,... HoUdtl)' HciiuN Mrac:tbal'tma.t.OnJ~ llail1 LiqDan. SI E, Cout to.ollO lT'h _f.:J_•ahr, ...,,Cd.II. .,,_ f<elt draw In the
·--------------HMe ~-to ~I? ......... a Delly PUot
n lllleMllZ , ... ,,. ..... , MWl7I a..tntd •dOat we,U. CIWIW Ad. MMITI.
• '
SAllS&~DY
worll:lo1 cond1t1on.. for exchaaff ('btldrens
Fearn 100% comm!S'l•on ~ m So. Cout PllW6
PART TIME F~ or:ml1den1.UI a pp 'l £xetUmt pomlJOa for ex ca.J..11S9-022J6 reneDCl'd perSOD . EVBllNGS ~ JMagsn,~-
Eaterprialnc adults. ~•§l'STEMs· SUm--M.ariDe Bard1u re
~Ca~~· --
SECRETARY P tt1 mf>
Typma ll'ftOrd ltttptnl(
allntwt Hrs Orxiblc. Oller Z1 with DJnamk. \. -..~ ) 11.are needl apcrieDced
A d v e o t u r o u 1 -• .. , .,...._ ~e
penonatttMs, who aUoY R EC I!: PT I 0 N I S T I al a:wtoe .ppmmi •· worltln1 wllb and SECRETARY -Perm.a· ~ Pball1la Muiae.
md.IV11tina youths ages neat put-lime. P'ln m..m>
10 to 13. Phooe 64.2-4321 ..._ &I-K R --------Ext.. 2.50 betweeo 2 and a ..... ,_...,.. area. SALES OPPORTUNlTY
P.M. Aadlllncm.Co.Ml-UU -W ~P'. ~ aub-~FOR LAURJE -acB'T10MIST· DC1ary F.am m .ooo to ____ E._o_._E_. ----Typtnc .. bWiDg. Xlnt SI II. 000 part . t I m ('
rttoME PllC>S Look:tne for natlc>Oally
~ quabty pro-
dUt'l. Call M . Alleo:
S41MQ23.
PLASTICS
w~s
Pi".)'. 4 da 1 work wed m 2712. Or send teSWDf'
Co. pekS beoetlt.." tn PO BOX S24 . D 1 1 I y
Plie&w t'all. 5'79 7660 Pilot. PO BOX I S60.
~ -o.t.a lleu. CA 921626
c d
P9:iue __ c•
The ffal.mlltma Place
FUll Ume rtteptloolst
Dlll'!ded tn ec.ta Meu.
SUespaw fuU t.i.nw, n ·
JBWDCe prderrt!d. R N
Abrams Ca talog
Slt>wi ......... 1111 N"'POl'1
BMl.C.111 .
557.0045
tu>;;;,:;u en-Lin:.
,..,,.,.detff' Heellb Care ~ '950NHll lllMa<>
Co k:lcai&.ed ID Newport J71l m,d 5'rwt
Buda bu aa avallabM ... ,.. .. .._.
pmMian ...,. s.e f(W a
Stttttary Idol can· Secntary
~ wU1 be ldf st.art.t"r ·-
onl'ot.ed 1ndJv1dual 6 BG• l*IHG
~ slnt typ1n~ & SECltETilY dmca1 ski.lb Shorthand
prer . d1ct .. pbo ne re
quired. Hn fle11bl1·
Xlnl ~salary & rr-
~ bftw11t.s pac-kaie. .For 1.Dt.ttv1ew coou.ct
Dl'nise Gui mo nd
Ml·IQ.6. .. E.O t: . .Jil IF
Vt'r<;atile ~rson fo r
V11.nfty al duties, some
typanic. eng1neerioi:
dr.nnog. t.o fllma. S.ff.
~ul Acaarate typuig .aala req 'd.
4dalw40tr.weeli . Paid bendha. Call Ed· EDLEft INDUSTIUES rra.nd at~ secarAaY,A..EGAl SAIPSPIRSQNS ~C&mll
2101 Dove SL N. 8 . RtX:EP110NlST needed
Am:m from O.C.Alrp>rt r ..-.1 N
PUJllBERS HELPER -
WW tram DIG --* to
atart.. Open &am-3pm.
~
or ••v-•DI ewport
Bead) F\nn. Phone ••.
.... ...... ~*1111
a mmt. PleMant fnlnt amce penonaltty • ap-
pea ra o c e. Ul·t411.
Nancy
Peraonality ptua adults • M t o I m 11 m i y e a r s
to work w&th and OllifonUupr.lnfam1·
nDivate Irids. Over 21. IJ taw and UtJjpltion. Call
In i...,... ~putraoo. , DttlbJ~J.9 s.a..w.geuw.
PAnnME SIC2IT ARY BB•ees ~;_.dee~ Pre&bool Teacher. lead
c.cba'a wamecL Train
to be diredGr in oar 0 .C.
adloala. Amsican Pre-
Sc boo l, Lat ·Hllla, m Jiil. m. ma
PHOI.. 0>. baa W' oppon.
RECEPJ'JONIST
1"ronl amee ~. frielldly ,.,,. .. .._ e, bt.l'
~or-..>O •tnry fcood 1rowtb
Ell. ZIO. Behwa 1..sPM. prVnrlal « nee. M!Cly
Aall For Andrea w/.u Y"' np-. BenefiU '*-• aa1ary .,...., 00 Skllb • Hper. Gall.
714,_ -Qf.F, after 5 pmllwbda. &Q1ti.me > Pr&Scboal Teacber wut-
ed. Certlficate or ex-
perimce. AK • Aft.er'.
DIQa in Newport Beach. Oilla.an....,.
NISSMAM
Eqr'd quality minded
pre11m1n. 11 /F to
operate Hamada 11»-2 coAar aod Hamada '100.
~ for qullfied . ~1JS5. Jacll
or Hult)'.
t~ • l"-ey. Lota ol
bemftta a.re. Near OC
airport. Call Rusty
PeHcaa eoriio..-. Office
541 llZZ. Z11Z McGa w.
Irv.
18n'AL AMMT
E&perlenced. R.E .
llcenaee for •c:tlvl' =.::::·~t
s.B
Badlo Shaclt bu full
time carl'er op -
partunil.M9 • put lime
jab~ opeCI·
Ina up now In tbe
~ 8allc:b area. If
,..a are mUlW7 retired
ar a calle&e cnduate «
are c:urreatty IOina to
CDOe91 • biCbJy matlvat·
ed f« tncruaed earn·
Ina• ba a ed oo
pmfonnance, pklate ap-
ply a1: 2'100 West eo.&t
Hwy.N.B.
RADIO
SHACK
A TANDY COIP.
l.0.1.
SMm
comml11loa1. Call PIJOf l£AIEI Allee. Waterfront
'ftb at i..t 1 fear U · !_GPa __ Gl_·MOO ___ _
Warud 1011D1 men who
wW llt alaal well wltb
women . Call Mr .
'1bomll9ora S4CMQ23 pertence, preferably ~
oewapaper. EJ1C11Jeot AMC9'TMA••• s.B
:::;:t ~~ IUITYPIUCAM YOUI #I
aderanP.Jil. .Apply AcallPtiA& appUcabooa CfflOtlTUMITY ..
t.twm UM • ll'M, for: e.-..-mttt•ICOUMTY
lilcmdQtbrurrida)'. •Dimas.._.,,_ Pwloa· Home lmpro•ement
APPLY IN P&ll80N ~Service ..___ compao1 uoder1oio1 C...t .. __ maJar npM'k-oeedl
.... ~ ..ertiYe. out1~
uo . ..,St. AllPb' .. ~ ~-=-~~-h :*t.: .. ~kr:o ... C:..lllllallll -~-••-""· -...-.t 1*1tace ll required. lp!Opp!r.,.,.. llwJ,Pl.B. S.e1or p01ltloD1 are ;~-~~-~~~-~~~~O~rrtftr!==~Adil~i.iM2~41~;m: . avallable for tboae , • laal• ,,per1nce la die ...... lmplVftlDellt @ illdlll:&rJ. u JOU.,.. ... c' ass ff led .. far JIM'l tlmt or ,.u Um& wen tMt • aatla&-ad. Call · ..., ...s 11Mot1an, ....
642-5678 and a ~ ~1:9~
f rfendlv Bd• for tbarp, ambltiOUI If it'sgot
wheels,
you'fl move
It faster fn a
D~ily Pilot
vfser Wiii M!IWI. Doa\ mlaa tbla
help you ;::. =~~ turn your <0111i*G' • u.. futeat
wheels into =•-=',: JT:i Cash. Htlloe at ta-TIU or . aaa .
Secretary. n-ant otnce,
ll50 mo. Eaperieoce
-•l'Y. s.wed l.7P9t. pleasant, 1 :30-4 :JO
wkdys. Good worklnc
coadJtlon1. Escellent
vac ation beaefita.
Southwest Sant. Ana.
OaDOCPA.~
SECRETARY-Needed,
aut be able to ta.lie let·
ters • type at least
55WPM. eood otc .tills at
nJce appearance, hrs
SOID8Wblrt flellible, will
report lo Salea Mar.
PleaM call llr. Green
('714) IM·22JI. Solar
Eitern• Equip Corp,
SP.CY /B&PR, pa.rt /full
lime, R. E. Co. Cdlil.
Salary aei. can 9-12. ..... n..meoo -
119 Budiller Clrde. la.ACCOUNTANT
rv. Heall.b Care eo.. 1n 1n1ne
Secntary~. --immed. opening Malt type. S.H. bdpt\1.1, for a Sala ~tent . tu nat aec. 54f..5a. ldlial capdide•e will have
I d1Cr9 • l~ Jn. U ·
8ecnWy for boet alt. perienee •itb ftoaDcial
~ lDchate Ute boot· 1tatemeat1, acc:oDnt
........ tnlbla. m1n. 20 ...... recoodliatiom. hrs-wk , linlble llra. WW be reapw1Ne for
-.crr1S IDllllllllt1 jollr1l&I .at. •-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-,•to ..._..ertaed O.L. bowled,. of eom· Sn 1k:l11LI ..
U)Qlan•a.......,ot
c:tnMhul Jobe, pljue
eaD ,,.. 1111'7 llld:la
AlllliO ... Ill do 10W' Job llut1n1 for 1ou, la'ela~.
m•k• appt'a for ID·
~ at 10UI" Cllaft-
puWI .... ,.a.ma d•· Jlnble. Good 1rowtb
..... far .. .aart.r'.
llat u.~· frl••• ...... 11Mb19. Par In· .........,, coat.ct Dale v....._ ·---&.O.S...MIP
~. ·~ otfet lmmed openl1t11 for Lt111 r---::;;;;---S.cretartea • Le111 llL I &
..... ....... PwaanaUltd WtMD•tAM
._... ID • "°' mu~ WAIT .. MO _....,.....,at_,eoet Mlwat.b 1o~a. .. JOW.-1or 11n1b•w°}Tey • ... oatflt. •AaY fne~
HDLE AGllNC'Y, 110 --~
N1Wpo1t ar Dr. a.. au, •• -uam NB. Nl·lt2t. ltttt ... IM .... ,,.._ nsz. .... ....
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ICl'l'CllDI ,.. ....... . ::=.. ltneoaabl• jm=:=====•:;::::;::;;.;; '-_ _..
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LAKE FOREST II MASTER HOM~
OWNERS ASSCX
2'4752 Toledo Woy. El Toro, 92630
586-0860
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.... IOIO ....................... ,_. .. " ...................... .
** llUY ** Good ... hrbl\11"9 •
9'4pplnc • reci9-'--11'A.INEE _ •·u.u Aliob._..-<>tl I wlll -·.... r.. me. mt' or 11::t.L for You _.,... AwiY In penoa. Po9taJ MASTm AUC1'tOM
DllMI ...,q ~ Joatut Preu. 2HO •4' llH A llM'•~ bu u l'MMdi1&e ~ H&rbcw Blvd. 8\e. C. -=.: ~~=--r; Cll.~ WU.. kiaa Mid beect-
whed.. Good eom~ r...... • r ~ boerd. acelleat C'ODdl·
bmd1t.a. Prior ct.a.ta.I ea· t t .... non. ...._. an.-5Pll,
pmiaabelptul.. 540-l012 Nlwpart .:;; AleotJ weekdar•.t a~1tlme
Mkfcrllary. aeeltlDI upu1eaced ~•~y.
S H I P P I N G .ts ~in retail Ir com· Aadque Oak DlD Mt. 54"
RECEIVING CLERK al aalu. Call ftnd Tbl. w/'5 lMvea. &
CK. St.aUooers, 270 E. 714~ cbn, aerver, buffet,
ntb St., C.M. Apply in TwW ~ptk»al.t diu eab. ~Tm.
penoa 10-12. Ji\&ff Ume opportUDlty for 5 pc bdrm ae t 1 oU d
SHOE SAL talaJt.ed TypUl wtth good "'-• • F.S. Wanted, tejepbooe skllla. £ntry ... ,.,._,dbl or qn 11000.
full or put Ume. Good level position. Apply iD ll6M44 Co. beneflta. Future penoot.oMr. Fu.tesat --------
qmt. PCJIJiUool PGS•I· Robert Belo. William Ssta Perfect Seeper qn
hie. AA>b in penoo beL Ftoat Ir Assoc., uo1 matt./hox aprl.Dp, lllnt
9am & llam: 31117 S. Quall SL N. 8. CXIDd lr:iO . ._....
Bristol. C.JI. ---------l'l'Ypilt wUh varied duUes I' aola, ~ S mos.
SHOP'ftAJM& to wort l.DdepeodenUy. eco. blu/gna t.apeatry
Great opportunity ror Type 60wpm w /recep-make offer. 1*).1521
rilJlt female. Xlat co. Uoalltskllls Depeodabk bmda lDdude Health pencn. Jl\eld ~paper Hou ae lu II lo v e l y
Im. tbsl Includes Sl.2111 ~cate54M700 fumiture. MOltl:1 Early
Ufe.. Sick leave, 10 paid Americm. S6 J.Jl2
ho ll days & more . Typ6st. fast. attUrate, de· lmmed. open i ng. peodable, non-amoker, Two Early Amerlcaa
Delt.roolc Corp. Costa Jniine. 957_9331 awtvel rocklllg chain, Mesa.~ ~ $Z5M. 841-1473
Small Parts As3embl.y
ASSEMBLY
Oean product & work
area
TYPIST -Grow\ng Npt Sch. (&nD oeedl exper. 9:.J_o~oucb. Great
typist. Ml.lit be reliable & 5ilM881 aA. SPM bard working. Min. of
S)wpm.MHMU. Nancy. 8' Ydvet llOfa. Mekla cot.
Waitress s days, 11.3pM, or. Beaut. cood. $200.
$4.?S t.o st.art. Private -~-------
Coual:ry Club. 844-54CW.
START M..25
WIU.nAJM Alll>IY btwn 8-11.A.M. Bsl Produr:Uoa Pl. Newport Beacb Yard penoo rot !:Quip.
IW'bAe lop ead t.ab&es, " coffee t.ble, lampa,
*'-e Mt. lamp t.abM,
call aft SPM. ___.
..,.~ ... ,.,....v-.a.M. ,. .......
~::% ..... -. .!!?! .... t .... ta&alyUc
.,.,..,,...,.. CAIH• ... • I ....... an.
_A.A.A .,&&---C\Mllaateed 1$4' auto rW"--. ... ..._, 1naU... W --1 ~lad . Oaolel ·
--------... Ilda ... ·••t
1 _.Jdl .... n.a .• -·· ....... Pd . .-. i.lltl'.9t10t0. 1 AUO .... h orter
n&D'a ft441lDI bnd _W..;.....;..;;:..·------
dl,a/1el 1ot•. l4ct. ...._.Mlle
•IOIO. ...... ----taOIU8TCAlll PUCD a ·· C -•-p PAID: <JOLD'lLVP· r-••D owtr
UJL OOINI: Gold dMa t.WJI Moww • /1n11
............... !-4Mt Cllldlll'. 04 --$l.2S. .. WW blc1 IC*9 riap. _156 _______ _
......., ~ . .u A1ao Mu•t 1tJI: piuo MO.
bu7lDI SttrllDI ,._,.,...,,,a. Beu·
IU¥W'WU'a • Jeweley. Clllll t1b. a 8Uk petot.
'U.&. lllver dollan • 91 SIO. s.r., ...... SlO acm., WW pkk.up. ~ SID 1:1oat1 llO. T1fiD ~·
for Da&l1 quee.e: DI.red board• SH . Bamboo
er OnU.d. llM.W1. P\'t abades. 1$. Cbalr ao. ':'¥,Ha Orleotal rug to.
1..-m. 11•. rm. aet mo.
Coffee lbl. SlO. Boob
.. OcaAooal tbl. ~
Coklr' TV 'a t:s5 • $1.S. IWris. •· 0ryew-sas. Pk9c t.bl SIO. Bumper
Stick pla .02 0 . c .
cti1mooda • 1 .ZS CT dianmd90.
»H433
biltdl •. Nile. 10' &o ao. • &ete11er. CM . ...a.
IO!:N'S WATCH~
C~roDosrapb. Tl11ot
.... uc. bo«.b day •
dlee. De .,. 1100 ea. men.-.-. For aale . Alm g11
I ct diamood ok1 l!:W"C>-lrlla·I0.3 cu. ft. All
peao cut. L-N in color. ebelWll • mile. SBOO.
0111 la"'300, Ad·attt.er S4&-2713. tUll ~-~-~---
Md I II , 8071 .......................
llled Font 4.30 Dll TRAC.
::. loader /acraper. Luby. 1.m-5'522
Lu v.,.. n.llht equl~
!STATE s.M: Aatiques,
FUm. Oai:na, OLuaware.
Ad\ns, Li.Dem. Many
ttans.. -~ t &o •. 2924 Redwood, C.M.
htweea Adam• Ir
BWr otf Royal P&lm.
mut. Table. etc. St.ertln(: Sen. a 11.00. a
C!00/080. s.1MGS: dys, iobleta/crya L 1laue1
SSST.I>: eves. ._ a ~10041562 IMI
8iDD partai>W a1c rom-
pn!JUOf. 8bJ> •••• xlnl
cmd. aD. MS-llOIB eves.
Mic I -1010 .......................
Pactaged waste trea l ·
meat jN&ata for 40 to
JS,000 laomea. Hunt
lo1ton Eoterprlaes
(TM il5'1-914
LU&CIMHTACiS Ml 1lm •-
from your bu1lne11 ""8:Asd IOll
~Simi cme card for -·--·-·••••• TOP CASH PAID
Far Uled f\u'uiture & ap-
pllancee, woril:ial « DOt
957-31J3
Md» ta, plus one apere.
We reba'o permanently
se.Mld attrac:UW tag &
strap, meeUD1 airline
LO. niqw-etn.'4. Pre-
Ymt klu • lbeft I For a ~ tai .ck>ise wallpaper, fabric or ''DIJ Olo ·• peper Ai we .m t.S • trim rour Mllicd ---..:~.....;:.:.=:.._--1 Rental Store. Some
Snack Bar part time mecbul.leal experin ce
weePnda ~er/Food ~· 40 br. week.
prep. llature. Seacllfr Saturdaya required.
OJaalry Oub. S38-8888. UJd&ed Real AU. MS-07«>
tap. Or tlY two Canis ......... ____ hi IOll
Slmmooa bJde·a -bed bedl;t.obeei. ,. .. , ......... -•••••••
lda: Ila. Plant 9taDd: PJUCD: P'millr' CU cablnet. $100. sas.. ""*-dlMt&e \ab&e R•crl,.. o .. uoo 1ultar, PQO_
STORE MANAGER -Mw ' • t wAe9f: a 9'onp bed, •it•..... -.set.
Wanted qpw1.,. .ue. ••••• ••••••••·--·· l1r old: saa. a.TUt. ettta_. fl.JO ea. --------
penoa to ran marine • ..... IOOS ......... I t U.. JOar ... a .«>ea. ~ Dlnd«troeboee hardware store i n ........... _._ ... _ ~ w ma, ... ,,, •• ..... ,... ladw'ed witb caae. Eacellenl
N•wport . Prer.1---------1--· I be~ aaw., 1 NOCARD! ooflOcm, GOO. f7S.t052 bowtedJ• ol mariH 1nSTIONS1'Ell ld.P t•alr. 1 tbllcl'• Dnrw 1""' owa or Mad *lertPM. ........ Ntall exiw. ....... --. ...... ...., • -------
Phone Mall Order ~~llAu. we1J ..ai. C-. evd per-P'mder twl&l W/Al\ea.
ABIYAL OF THE AU B * Se~a'I *
1980
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"12 rJ ca.-Cami*' .._... -« bllllt oner. Olllta.lime&I.
C•mperfVAN eqalp.,
new, ••••r •••d . bea&M 11tove, r.tn1 .• .._ ~. to0et. LP
td. vwy ......... ,'QI
am~ Toa QuffHlM
camper. will ••II or
tnda fw ear o1 equal
THIOOOR f •
ROBINS
f O RO
, t / (I t t ,\ .. I" I J,, ,/ l)
lO ,lfl ... , .,., ' I/ CJ'llO 360 V-.JUCl'd Sedan
Sport Fisher value. Run Peue1 WiltJot Jeep llU. 21.000 ,_MMllO.________ ml. AJI ori.. Body In
tkf twd ... 9140 XIDt. Good rUDDtn• 11111•n••••·-··-· coDd. tatao. Call
A. ............ ·. ........ , °" Dhpltly Mow latt..Watwat:
HAlllSOll SWAY BOATS
3101 West c:o.t Hwy.
Mewport ..... C41 .
t1I4) 631-1547
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lllOi blke 950. •Mini
~m. ......,.,
9150 .......................
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,....a-o.b)' -119 ,... •• Good c.>nd •
Sl.000 or beat offer. .....
'TT a..y Short.bed. U4
sik*up. MOOH COtJN.
TRY Hh~h1 Wench.
pumpen, Cepek tires. a-. .......... Catm
pUI&. Cdlra CB. ll.$00.
eG-S21'7
'"° WANTED: 1J H.P. Out·
a.d. .la'sc DO
m-4111 ~~=.a ... i979"TRUCa:·
9040 Lad. EdlUoo ~·· tt.m a.EARANCE! ....................... Very fut • <'le&il We slill bave some new 1'71SCA1 U llultaeetobebn-e!! ti'71 tnacb ln atock.
Mlle. Olfc hD'n, n!UODI·
ble. 7!!1·it20 aak for
1..m'ry X..U or leave
Twui ao ... uo bours. 13'-1113 Dnltic redar~!
loaded. Prt. pty Best Of-~~~~~~~~l 5.A«VE ~W! fer! Call Ml-1200 <Moo.· I-~ nv •
~· Fn. do•); 731·8Zl6 "18 Yumba DT·400. ~ • weekend.a ). ExoeOml Coad.
J2 IDillC Yamaha ,wt.ar Aall. b )erry.6JiON7 •• ~·
"' QM Good condl\100 IV• _... • ~34118. 19' Sea R.y · 1'T3. Dl'W 1179 Yam ab• 1100
....._ -mocor, trailer • ma.ay Spec111. 1lol. cond
nn 1017 e.rtru SIOOOor Wll. SDQOIOBO ~ ~S
-·-•••••••••••••• Daya 97S-ot27 eves. -.,,44 alt s ·
CockaUel. Alb100 fem t6TT13 aad Paed ma.I~ 1flO 3 --------
lrg ca1ea 1251eacb 22' cahtn ~. ftk'I. BtnS ..a.-., bead Sleeps 2 $2800 _,,.-.: ... o. oest OBO m-..a 11\ SPM $.~97.
. 12 no Honda. oot
nmnin.&. ntru. mwt
~n $5$0/offer. 2l8't
Saluda, HB .
(ll3----.J~ Wanted · Little 01' 19S6 20' Cr is Craft
T U R T L E • t h e Ru.a.about· $2000 C 111 "18 ~ 61iO KZ C'll5lOm.
Poad 1Laad M ldWPSl 714~ lSK mi. IDUlt aetl woo
land. P'or 1111 ctwds ~ z · 9'--· ..._.._ ~ CAD RJda for n · N<J bigger tbaa z 3" £-.-a • ... I>.sl. tr-. •3'3S P'-e all S4l-642'7 alter fl)'brid&e. IAmn. l(eo .
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
· • ..,;,. ll.1rl••• h.-.
""'j\\1~·,
SU-1200
• ,.,, flOttD
FIOO~
VI. automatic tra1H •
P9T°· l&eertnC • .._ thin
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THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
20()0 HARSOR BLVD
CO~fA Mf'>A 641 0010 6pm .-days. before ::::· MO·$ZT9 or 1D CX-SOOI: Honda w1teT"
9pm. Reward &o P\nder cm6ed sbaft d:r1 ve OnJy
,..__ & OrcJ-IOfO Zl' Dyu "7\abennau'". =· Mate offer 1'75 MAZDA
•• ... • .. u ............. ~ outdrtve. Volvo. PICaa. Leslie ~aa Speall;er. pa._,, DO t.rlr. Sl200. Mlllr "-too S./ Has walk-In camper
model a~ coo· _man________ ... f! .. 1 • f 160 witb 4 •Pffd tram ..
dWan, Sl500 °" make of. re.. MM or ll"ade-XlDl. ....... -··--·--cuaetie tape • mag
fs.-.7SZSevadlap 11¥e·aboard. 41· Cbri• Mot.or' Home for aale: ....._ Q.Dnm). "-• O•nerator beadera. Mllw • SlltS
SI.or')' •Cartr P\&no. 4yn ...... ~ tn~abin. A.alio.& alrba11 . M lcbelln t•M:LIMAJDA
okl. Xlm Cmd. WOO or saJDD. m4743 ._.aood ZS', '-ded Z118 ...._ ~ c.M.
<Xfer: MM4C7 lt'T'f 23 • Ma Ito I / B . _•._;..;-~------• ...,..,..
H•u 11 .. wt B-3 w /Lalk,
t.da. pedala, doU1. •
~a lat eoDd .
Yk!I ll,000. ~.
lll...1'1ft
01'0AN, Wurlitzer .
.... 4'l0. dual ... aot.e
ke1boants. U pedal
--. auk> &me C091rob.
did maple. w/beotb.
auic ... $f7.J.M5.
tonlley equt pped. •We~ a..-or mate offer. •"'--a---~ lm.er.ats.al l&ep a.ma ·----v-. ...... "" ......... ._, .. ,_...._ Ct• 1l • I
36, Qde o..a, 1IM. lo .... , , • ..,._ .:;.:.100 . UH.
In• 4 . ......... ...lllDMI ...... auto pUat. radWI m l'WT'. Dlilll" av..... ·11 I'· u o PI ck up
sn.000/bell olr. PP. ~ wteamper. AL. air, p/s • 79119 ... --.. ,,. ~..... 11,000
--------_... D ft. ..._ .U. atl... 11••.F z&.rai_ .... """! '--; --I ; .. -ellll. ...._. ea..-_,. Q lw tolO ~-!!!~•!•!a~l~•!!E!l~l--1 W/Caaper IS710 .
II Jlllllllalll ........... -,.......__. tl70 ....... MumeSSl·.,. D.UJ lM.. Frt 10-1 ~.t,-'~ r!'!'. ~'= ~ IDOOe)' or· ~f: • ~ / ~i r ~~~ a.DSEDTUESDAY dlrcmebed__. der&o: I PfJllft!rlw at 3tO ••tta Klmb&U ,.. __ ...
SWITCH I 0 A I 0 I um W""*ml.,... An. PILOT.....,,.. RMS. $300. PaW. ll·F, bemlN ~.~ pf-~~.·
OPllATOR. WILL a.rdmGrove 56U103 ~ .... ~•maun.t&bn P.0 .8oa1* N.~ 9)11-tob-~""'"" TIAIM 645-7565. ~~~~~~~~~! •P~ ... a. frame; aever 1 a.a 11e1e, ea._. _;__ _ _;_ ____ I
OOIAC fl .. ,......,. * .ll'_.,. BOATS: _ .. nu 11 u ... ••••-• _ ..._._ •• ..__. F·
6fl2 mo. plam pres-id , G S ,_ -· '""' IOO tromSl8/mo .............. g 11 RA SHOPPER Low mllea, abarp &
alp. ie-.. n~ISIM--. °'""'*"Trailer. Sleeiit k>eded. Beat olfer or 4. can be pulled wtt.b tndil cm 11' IDknHaiDi
used. Slaamona beat. --------Dectric guitars. F1ytag V Amlque Ullrilbt. 1100
Teacber /Pre.school p tr RtlMCH ~ s.crt.ftce, fl75. 611...ml ......___ CXlP'Y & P b ... • ea. ~fl
mondog position. Own New shipment ol fiDe .--u.tf• • MO-O'l'M aft 5PM. ---------
.._W 9060 •·=car« truck A , _ _,......__.. I , .. .: IDLAalbome. -..a.
....................... ID'.-,~ ~
'49, lAlliln l&, Z5ft.. V&l"D .... I0$1(1 W blt1 ltanelter, ,,....
c b 11 d w e l c o m e . l Preach Oak diDi.oC Ir ~ Na'C. hidt•·bed 2 ualb1m ta Meb. l
American Pre-School, bdrm Mia just arrived, Sl O O, Pl n I Po D g peallUt 90. Si&e 9-10,
Lag Hilla . 770-1991, '1V'f!r 300 pea. WboleMle tabk(Joids)S2S.&64Me aDlnaeeHeat CGDd1Uoo
ACCORDION, Coatello .
13) ... 15().
bu II. s 11 p h H 8 , I• t7pe, UOO aeries .
...... _ beautlhl. $4000 . ~ S.vk:e, P.tl Good caa4. .. 'JOO..._ al ..__.,, caq> or bltct'pack llM010. & A.cc 1 11 W. t400 ... ......, •Ith author Robe rt , ......... , •• _ ........ 111.£. lllb,c.ll. s 7331 pri cea dlrect to tbe lDlakl wood diDeUe 4r worn oaly a few Umea Public. SO. CX>AST AN· • $2115, by atudeot nuru.
l'EActB • TYPIHG nQUE CENTER. 23UI curio. .. _..., $1.1$. l6m1 aft&.
Webaveuimmed..need So. Fairview, Santa coffee table, 2 eod ~~~~~~~~
Iara Tnini Te.tcher for Ma. m•> ~. Opo tablet. $200, 5 tler
our momfoJ aeaaloo. 7d;yatwk. llMlPM. I Cl'Jltll li«bl. $4.S. ~ ~call W. D. Polick, .,._ 1 can Pb1fe. d1DiJl« table, lrvioe College o1 Busl· c..tr 'Y roae·medallloo b.tkt 4r 8 c:bain. t:l85.
nees 8t ~NOW for ~ cupa, and other I 3'x&' draftiDI \abje t£i(). au iauDed. interview re· raft ptece8. Principals Brwl.awick pool table
gardios um xlDt.. Op· I 0D1 J . pl e a ae ca ll $200. 511-3135
por1lmily! 1 -~-----~-~ . J lledlt. nv. rm.. aet.. kg. Tm4AGllS 2 antique store fixtures. s I ze bedroom set.
• ElmM>toSIOO week SllOe.cb. s&GZ3
P/r after 1cl:"o1. 4r ~ 2 a.-~~ • ••
Sofa Bed. Like oew. Mat·
lttM oever med $17S.
~box 1priD1 A: mat-
.,.__ New ll6S. 6'.1-12105.,
~
2 •lew 1rave11te1 .
Blfriew Ternee Sect.
P.mc V\ew Mem. Pr\..
Subetantial aavlnga. •nm
5f7-l.M$
SG Elec. pitar & sm.
~-. di5'.0t'tioo box • elllras. S1Z5 /beal.
~
1% atriQg y UDaba pt.a.r.
lllot, ucrlrice. $12.S.
54Ml09
OMceFa•ul&
S mith l a Haw aii
~
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coad.. full a&. alate. ind
cue •Ucb. 6 llaoging
~ &OIOfr. 5.S7 1lS7
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s.wrdaJs. Win ff'M trips ·~--& WIU -31 'XS) • 6bonuaea.Call931-tea ,__: Tables, bridle XlDt coad. SUO each.
__ ._;.;__;;,;:;...;..;:..;;:..::..;:.:;:......J• & table lamJl9. Col.lee· aau 7SM03I NlliaDa1 Cub Rec1s1er 6 I S 'e • IOIS 18 H I P Outboard ... --•••-•••••••• R.C.A Uiacb portable
T E L !: P If 0 N !: Ul9. drapes. c.wta.ina, -------Wkad 1•ve1 "''"0·1012 teletWaiL New .. -. "" n.,s~\311 .... IBM MEM 100 auto Qall..,..._ . -· OPERATOR-Oraveyard dalbiq, loci. lnfanta. 2 s.tvel Rocken, bunrt
shift, l"rl·Mon. 221 Bedltweeda. Sat & Sun onmp, ptWlh. II> um
Forest (Rear) Laguna 8·5. 2350 College Dr., 080. 54M113
8ch. _Cll. _______ :DANISH TEAK ·LI
~Salet H u t c h I c b e a t ,
2 blocks from ocean, flla.IASTa w/11.hwwaredrwn, un.i·
drop kids off tbm won I ~20% °" q u e d ea k • a I 1 o
2-4 tn. a day. Friendly 0. Al Stoa beautlful coffee tbl
Shw ban .. -ftDe. ... ~to daUy
llJOl. Allo. comp&ew col·
'9cUoo Kamlltoa Mint
Prealdenllal aeries.
OllrtinCAted bus. AA· m, moo. «·10l5
+bllbpq.ll&G2"1 Wed-8aa1.H. w~ W., all ~...... Rutb'a ,_.'-ues super ele1aat •not INTERNATIONAL • ..,_...._ n&.I"'"" UMd. 1n -ce ._ ea. sn:RLING "'Prelude", ~w~ --~So.Ba,.rroat ,.., -"""""'5 V9'A B&lboe la1aDd Off era couldered. ._..New, 12 place aet· r:r:r=ON!zY Ntadtof9'17. _ ..... _______ , -m pc.a). ... COD· ..--~~~~~~~~!.. ......._ IOI~ tainiDC a bile. Ion, 2 ..,~oo~ONS -.... :?:.=:' .......... ! '*Ni a•, IOUPlpaoD • ,:.~SELUN .. ~ Uouaual Settee. Vic· butter kaUa. SUSO ~ nl'. torilm/llalcaa dM!p. EN1ttmc mu.t ro. Set rDUI. Call: tlt-t507. Neu-OraaceCo.AllllOl't ......_ quality. $700. J.at. 81aa WO. R.elrtg. NP\7. ILIL
Olll 'm-atOO _S54-.ml ___ cr_5S_5"53 __ •.:..· __ , c1D -. • mucb more. ----~;..;..;..---" •.. Oallfor~eT.aGa lJ" Black/Wlllte TV. TNphaaef • rtt 1010 110 Broob, Laiuu MalU·Blnd Portable
»ieDdly cdlee "*"'* ......... -.......... _ a..dL llallo. .,. a apd Bike.
tdeiftne penoa to Mt WAlllER II DRYER --------1 &e.n V~ deaoeT.
appolntment1. Com· mrorboth IO Yean coll•clloa. 12"8oahn.M'-0731aft
11w1tom "baouMI. Call Callm411Z Z..l"7tlaln1 muet 10. !pD.
_Gl._;.;4R.;.;.;.;.;__ ____ -.t Eecbtc bed. IOOd. estra S at /Su a 10. 4 . 211 ----------
Ions •uo. 1'""·"771. Klricold, Corona del a... GD 'IOG1,.. • e&ec· •m.. SICY• • "'" " 11.ar. ate bWL Bio our uniqu.
Now IWi•I t•lepbocHt I081 e Q e r I 'I • a v l D 1
Mmllarl• for • Dt• Ownl lloton P'ro9t· ""'''*' mu.t IOI A ~ .. IC . VlSA eoac.pt lD auwer1DI he ~. Xlllt ,,. lllllillW-• £. .... ~ call IQ.CU
lrfb.P,.._orf/Ume cmd. ... .._..._ St. C.111. Sat • Sun lllila...0..W..1Ddud19 -..... WANTED : lla c · w wb41. Tnta1: ••p du IOJO --------1 Dooald"/Ralph Ucllet Slwpm req•d . ·aan1 ............. --ZI0'7 ADal••n•rr Ln., 1111. aeward. Call
tmplofH btotflU --. ....,,. 21•• 1kpd. N.a. Off lmH An. --.-.-,
aullal»l•. la1ar1 : • • bit• ... UD1Hnlt1 • • ,.. to an r /Urne' _.. .. ,_ .w ....._ n--. ca11e1a •• .. .
1Dcr1•• MOOrd!q 1G --------' a/Wtlte TV• .... . ~ ,...,_.. You wW Cillll , IOJI Por Hle, bouulaold •· Aq111r1um, 1lrl1 ,,_.....,. to ID8Jl1 ............. _ .. _ .......... ~ ...... ... Q) ....... Ill.It.
-lllqlJOft.aal •••· Mtti alA t.1 dlM W.. .-llllll tabael, 2 bedl, 2 _.., -... al "6c., ... -~ ~ port. 'IV... /S41t ........... ........,.;.,.... ___ _
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OID ..,_Fri. mom. PJmAN CA'l'·Pwebre4 9 f'l -.atl aJUPll -...n lt.O.E. • ..... bome. Golf club1, beda .
1RS llADl HAHDt.0.S ...,_ 4' ra. •..._ldrfer
Ill MfL Jkb. Now lD· I&• ... m lftl. tn tenlewla1 for balr _•_..11'_._oa&. _____ _
..,....•lett ..... • Pff ._. o....t ._.. .. ._.,-; .....
tnewriter. New l$WIO. _..fortza,.aMm. ~Slaw.WWde·
Im. suoo. Paw aft IPM 1.8.11 . Memor y ....a
~. 50 c.pedty. --------
2 yn old. New '5500. BllUiful 25 •• RCA cdor'
SUe IZIOO. Sii '87 1V. 2 yr wmty. free de-
SAVIN OOPlER. Mdl ns. ltvs'J. m&. M6-l7ll
Uke ..,. SZOOCI below IMh a ......
mkt at $&500. 79-UOl, I , ..
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PurdlMe or -.me i.e I 1 vi tO I 0
CJD deal ... other of. .. ......... --·-·· nee ~ AD ta •· e.111a c:nUer. eecl.
very lood eoed. Cell beM. .,..,. 2 SHOO Dllw~Mlt 080. ..a.a. SPll.
Id Mt•-bl<lb !J.f}J(~ 24-~~dat-'lW8~
• I
You may rlqUISt Ad.sttter .W. when
placing ~ ad . . . our Ad-Sittw
numt. wlH appeor in YfJA1f Daily Pilot
od ... Ad-Sitter takes your ntlll~ .•
. you c:d1 in at "f04X con~ lienc• to Qtt
the ':rv'* to your od ... this .w.
i1 oft; $5 ptr Wffk. Fot fHff informatb• ood to pka yox ad d
"2•5671 I
HobW 18. 1971. wtt.rlr.
JDOd abape. WOO or best
'*-~ I
7' DtncbJ s.a.U'boaL Paid
D7S.. askiDc 11 ?S. New.
~.
ZIO' Newport. 5"'2 0 .8 .
w lllip. SJ.m5. Xlat.
ZlJIM IN.JO
'73 O'Dl,y 17' Da.1 SaileT.
Trailer. 0 .B. motor.
$111111. a.GSJ aft s_
-n c.c n na. 2-boat
OWDl!lf, ~-Loeded,
Racer-CnUer. P'UU in·
at.. lJabrd, wbJ, spin·
nailer, many cusm m... alip, call Bob or
<item.: m.em. Eves
Sabot db trailer.
Good ........... IZ50.
m-tallZ ...... , .. f070 .......................
SWSAYA•ARI
VACNewp111t ... l
IO ' 1lip avell. Beat
Newport ea, k>ca.Uae. w .. cmb lm:ur1 bolt
for part ·tlme use.
McNa111btoa, S4f-73IO
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PARTS Ir SERVICE
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546-7070
WANrTOBUY:
BUllPER· TO P'1T
10 DA TSVN. S40-S7%I
Spare "7 Cbevelle
pertaGl·~
aft 5Pll
AD truck pa.rta.
New and Used.
~1'103
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I 'T7 "31-d • Perris VaDey ~ CIUDllS· Map. lrl uaw. jac:b. All /I'll.
tmmac. $6,800 or will
se ll aeparatelr .
TN •a.150
'7S Ford ~T w~.
new lira, pta, air, 31>,GOO n sell/trade for foreicn
Go.aCll
.. ................. ....
JIM Corvalr Vu. Good
cnxfltlm C'a1J
toac -...1
lJ7J Dodce Vu. good cmd. .-roof, Alltnl
DIPORTANT ater•o. ma1 •bla.
NOTICE TO ICHllZ; --I READERS AND ADVERTISERS "1t fWd !WO, 4 mas. old.
The price of Item• • mt. tan. fad.. pane11. ~ by vehicle Ina. caJlld. IS2QO/ol.ff6.
--. ID tbe ftbiele e-saa
daullled advert11lo1
t'GIWDU does IMK Ua· ' 1 S D o d I e V a a .
cJ8de anr applicable TndHman 100. '76 ... ._._ trullfw .............. tnm.
r-. flDuc9 clw9a1, -IDOd. A/C.. Needs r .. f« air poUuUoo -wart. lluet ..u.
aaatrol ~ eerune.-----U.. or daeler docvmee----tar1 preparetlon 12 Dadlt V•: ~ c h a r 1 • 1 u • I e 1 1 lllL lo9 mthellt I C'JL ~ ap.etfted bJ -.~toaD ............. -,-.-¢1-11_/ _____ '11 Dlllle V• Ill. '""'· __ .. eataa lnt .. A .. /Fil a 'ra tlJO atueo cau. ... ••••
•••••••••••••••••••• .. • '9dlaJa .. 1DaQ eatru. •4c rord Woodle , DJ'I Ml-1111 ut au.
............ t.IJ,000; ...... ~
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lProbe Intense • m Sex Slayings
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BB Job
Plan Woe
Absolved?
By STEVE MA&BLE °' .. ~,, ...... ,..,.
For the first tlrne in rtf(jnlhs:
officials spoke glowingly today
of HunUngtoo Beach's federal j~b training program and
speculated that its troubled days
are a thing of the past.
The shift in emotions came
during a press conference this
morning at which Coast Com-
munity College District officials
announced they would assume
management or most of the $2.6
million job program
''I see this as a new start, a
separation from past events,"
said Bernard Luskin, president
of Coastline Community College
-one of the three colleges in the
district.
In separate actions Wednes·
day. Orange County Manpower
Com missioners a nd college
t rustees agreed to firm up a con
tract in 30 days
Manpower commissioners
controt lhe now or all federal job
training dollars in the county.
But the actions .also rang the
deathbell for the private firm
that has been handling tl\e city's
federal job program since last
October.
That firm -Western Institute
<See J OBS, Pa1te A2) .
2 Huntington ·
Cops Beaten;
Four Arrested
Two Huntington Beach police
officen were knocked to the
ground and kicked and beaten
Thursday evening when· they
responded lo a complaint about
loud radi o mus i c in. the
downtown part or the city. .
• One of the officers. Michael
'Nakama, was treated ror Rl·
juries at Pacifica Hospital. or. ·
flcor Robert Meneses also was
hurt, but didn't require hospital
treatement.
' Four men, all residents at
19302 Mauna Lane, were arresl·
l ed on charges of assault with a
•deadly weapon and grand theft.
1 They are being held on bail or
· $25,000 each in Huntington
Beach City Jail.
The then charges a re connec·
lion with the taking of batons
from the two policemen.
Arrested were Edward M.
Reyes, 24; Rodney Cruz. 19;
Robert J . Escalante, 19 and a
16-year-old boy.
Josephine Cruz was a rrested
on charges that she interf~red
with police and was booked mto
Orange County Jail.
Tbe complaint arose over loud
music emanating from a car
radio.
The four men in . the car ap-
parently became angry w~
police arrived and tile scufue en1ued. . The woman 15 charged with m-
terf ertng with officers when she
came out or her nearby honie
and yelled at the pollce to leave,
according lo reports.
Coast
MOURNED BY FRIENDS
Glen Norman Barker
Market
Decline
Resmnes
NEW YORK <AP) -The
s to.c k ·.m ar:ket lapsed into
another broad decline today. re-
s urnjng the slide that began six
weeks ago. Gold and silver also
plummeted. •
The Dow Jones ave rage of 30
ipd us tr,iaJs, which closed
w ednetsda,y ~'l&' neat. level tn l ~~*'° .. .,.. ..... ~~~-to.70 tod•f after
NA. TION'S LARGEST BANK
~OKTENS.CREOIT -A5
ANT1-INFlAT10N REAL
. INVISIBLE ENEMY -88
three hours ortrading.
· Losers outnumbeTed gainers
by. more than·.8·1· among. New
York S'tt>ck Exchange-listed IS· sues. . .
The mftrket. made a bid to ral·
ly in earty1tradjng Wednesday,
but the· advance <'Qllapsed late an
the session Analyst'> sa.id that
showing promptM more seJLing
today.
Brokers said concerns over
record interest rates, mflatJon
and the prospect or a recession
we re still weighing down the
market
"In this country we have
never seen either inflallon or In·
terest rates as high as they are
today," Heinz H. Biel at Janney
Montgomery Scott observed in a
market commentary
"lt is a new experience. Jt re.
quires a new evaluation or all in-
vestment me dia. or bonds.
stocks, real estate, gold, etc.··
Gold and s ilver prices
slumped and the U.S. dollar hit
a· four-year high against the
ltalia.n lira and a 10-month peak
against the West German mark
on World :financial markets to-
day.
Bullion prices ·fell sharply in
the morning and were still well
below Wednesday's levels even
after a slight recovery later in
the day.
Gold cl06ed in London at ~74,
down$31.
Gold traded in New York at
$467, down $29.
Silver traded in London at $16,
do•n $1.50 from Wednesday. Bul
it plwnmeted in Ne'tY York, to
almost $10 before redoverlp1 to 1u:w. a.A~ -we dbwn from
Wednesday's cJese of SIS.SO
Wedneaday'a bi&b was:f19.90.
W ·CANDIDATES : ..
MEET TONIGHT
A · fonim for l!'ountaJn . , . ValWf· City Council CH•
· d'idatet wlll b e . held ton~M at 7:30 at the clAb~ ot the Green·
'breok Homeownera AS·
aoctauo.,1 112'22 Santa Adela~•· Fin jandJdatH ar~
se•ktna tlffttoa to lwo
po1ltlon. April I, They ta-)
cladt lneumbent ll1n
Adler •-' ehaUea1er1
Barton .Sblttmar-.
Barbara Brown, £lltry
Deaton and Jame• llck..,._ I
. . . . . .
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Students Mou1 .. Friend
Classmates_Leam of Boy'1 Tragic Death
By &OBERT BARKER
Of Ille o.llJ f'ilet SU.ff
Wednesday was a sad day for
the 575 students at Westmont
S<'hool in WestmUlSter.
That is when they heard for
the first Ume of the tragic death
or their classmate, Glen Norman
Barker, who was 1dent1tle<J
earlier in the day es the latest
victim in a string of murders of
young boys in Orange County.
G Jen, who lived wlth his
mother and sister in Huntington
Bc at•h , was active in school
athletics. performing on the
football. basketball and track
teams.
"The kids were great," said
Principal Carol Wilson . "You
could hear a pm drop, they were
~o quiet There were tears too "
Mrs Walson and senior staff
Six Years Ago
members went class-to-class to
teJJ the youngsters of the inci-
dent.
"It is so tragic. partjcularly
when a youngster is Involved.
They have not had a chance to
live out their life." s he said.
"We wanted to be very
careful We noted tha t they prob·
ably read about the deaths or
the two youngsters and that one
of them was identified as Glen
"It is such an emotional and
delicate age."
Several of the youngsters ap·
parentJy had information con-
cerning Glen's last known ac·
t1\'lt1es and they cooperated with
deputy shenrr investigators at
the school at the end or the day
Investigators also have told
school offac1al~ not to release
certain 1nformat1on in fear that
Assault by Alcala
Told by Girl, 19
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Ot Ille 0.HJ ~llet Sutt
Murder defendant Rodney
Alcala was identilied Wednes-
day as the man who forced a
13-year-old (irl to smoke mari-
juana for lbe fim time and who
kiaaed her ''paNionatelJ'' after
abducttnc bet' ah: yean ago.
Alcala.. 38, is charged wtth the
kidnapping and murder of Robm
Samaoe, 12, of Huolinaton
Beach, l aat J une and pros -
ecuton tn the cue Wednesday
offered tesUmony pertaining to
Alcala's past.
Julie L . Johnson, 19, t old
jurors in Superior Court Judge
Philip Schwab's Santa Ana
courtroom that Alcala took her
against her wiU to a bluffs area
1n Huntmgton Beach an 1974,
where he kissed her and forced
her to smoke marijua na
Miss Johnson said she had
been waiting to catch a bus to
school in October, 1974, when a
man she identified as Alcala ap-
proached her at Warner Avenue
and Beach Boulevard.
Alcala, she said, sat on a curb
with her and talked with her for
awhile and then offered to drive
he r to school. Declining at first,
she said. she finally accepted his
offer.
Howe ve r, Miss JohD&on
testified, AJcala did not s:t.op at
her school and told her he want-
ed to check out an apartment a
short diltance away. W1'eD lbe
insisted she wanted out, she
s aid. he told her to be quiet "in a
rude t.ooe."
She became fript.-.d, a.be
said, u he drove her to • cliffs
area off Pacific Cout Hlgbway
in Huntington Beach. Mias
J ohnson sa!d she thought or
ma king a break, but Alca la
came around t he passenger's
side and look her by the arm.
She said he look her lo a rocky
area where they sat down and he
produced the marijuana, forcing
her to smoke it. Once she tried
to get up. she said, but he
grabbed her by the leg. .
Sitting back down. she said,
Alcala then put his arm around
her a nd ki sse d h er
"passionately.··
Park rangers eventually came
by and arrested them both. Mass
Johnson testified
CStt ALCALA. Page AZ>
A workman erect1n1 1 liant cutout fiaure of Marilyn
· Moo.roe 1top1 to take a look at the famous Jep ln a
reprocluet1orl of tbe ramous subway cratinl 1cene from
"The Seven Year Itch" as the flgure was belna placed In New York 's Times Square.
' '
at might hamper their 1nvesu1a·
t1on
Along Wlth the gnm news. the
school officials also warned
youngsters that hitchbikin& is
very dangerous and aJl the boys
involved in the murders had
been bitchbikini;.
"We told them that they must
find a better way of transporta-
tion than hitch.hiking,'· she said.
Ocean View School Superin·
tendent Dale Coogan said that
all children will be warned of
the dangers or hitchhiking
before the spnng vacation holi·
day which beglJ\S Saturday.
Mrs Wilson 11a1d that classes
at Westmont. wh1ch is in the
Ocean View School District. will
be dismissed early so that stu·
CStt MOURN, Page Al>
<:able TV
A cable television system that
h as flound e r e d for year s
because of financial and other
problems sooo will be a reality.
a~cording to Huntington Beach
Mayor Don MacA.llister.
ll acAllister uid tut Ci.Dal
finaacW ~ ..........
out um .-_. t.Ut u.. ftnt
stases of the SU milU.oa &J'llem
wall be operatu1g in some West
Oru1e Coualy homes by the
end of llQ.
A 100-foat receiviq antem1 is
to be imtalled oext week near
Gothard Street and Talbert
Avenue in Bunt1ngton Beach.
The cable system was initially
intended to be financed by
municipal bonds but efforts
were stymred oo a number of
occasions.
Hopes brightened con-
s ide rably, MacAllister said,
when Canachan Cable Systems
Ltd. agreed last year to become
eq u a I partners with the orig:in&J
frant'hisec . Dickenson Com-
munications Ltd. or Huntington Beach. ,.
M acAllister s aid the agree-
ment opens the way for comple-
lJon within the next three years
of the system in homes in Hunt-
ington Beach. Fountain Valley
and Westminster
The system will inc lude 33
basic channels for a mootbly fee
or a bout su.
The basic services inc lude
public education courses, cov-
erage or city council meetmg.s
and other local programs. It also
has the potential for two-way
services between residences and
hos pitals. paramedics and
police.
For additional charges. two
othe r t'hannels will be available
for first-run movies, MacAllister
said.
The system will be developed
simultaneously in the three
cities. PreVious plans called for
installation in Huntington Beach
to come first.
M acAllister said the system
will revert to city ownership at
the end ol 20 years of operation.
Dollar Brings
$100,000
BEVERLY HILLS CAP) -
The most expensive silver coin
ever sold -an extremely scatte
Jl«M U.S. sliver dollar -went to
two El Paso coJn dealers for
$400,000 tt an auction here.
Blddlne opeaed at $175,000 and
Increased by $25,000 increments.
with Larry Henka and BiJJ
Pullen, both 31, snapptna up the
coin "In about eo seconds ''
WedMIClay, aatd publfctat ftoter
Beck. Jt wu the first olpt ol a
three-day rare eoln aucUon at Ute
Beverly WUlhlN Hot.el.
You1h C..mpe Slated
Two campa. fol' JOUDPt .. ee acMctaled at Rallti.altOD ~1
Murdy Park from Mar~b 11
th.l'C>Ulh April 4 fOI' a .. , ...
More lnfotmatloa can be ob-
tained by calllDt the ~nt.er at
M0-8885.
Victims'
Routines
Studied
By AEDDICK SCHOEMEHL
Of .. OIHy "'-' 5tMf
Six Orange County Sheriff's
department investigators are
putting in 12 to 16 bour days in a
m assive e ffort t o solve the
murders believed to be the work
or a homosexual killer.
"The mv«>stieation is intense
a nd is 1ntc ns1fying," s aid
sherifrs U . Wyatt Hart. the de ·
partment 's offi cial spokesman.
Hart ~aid he could not provide
dela1ls or wh ere the investiga-
tion 1s heading, but indicated
that detect.Ive-; are attempting to
piece together the last hours or
the lives of two Orange County
youths whose nude boches were
fo und Saturday a long Ortega
Highway e as t o r San Juan
Ca pistrano near the Orange
County-R1vers1dc County line
The youths. Glen Norman
Barker. 14 . of Huntington Beach.
and Russell Duane Rugh. 15. or
Ga rde n Grove. h a d bee n
strangled They had not been
mutilated. nor sexually molf'St ed, Hart S8ld.
Meanwhile , L o s An geles
Police Department investigators
today were attempting to iden-
tify the body of a youth who may
have become victim 31 of the
Id lie r .
The body was found just off
the Harbor Freeway in an alley
behind a tool supply comp~.
The body was da.crlbed u that
of a male white, between 14 and 11 Y•an old. He h~d ~en
JtraftOed
Hart and investigators today
reiterated tha t the series or
marderl -dating back lo 1972
-•-.Y aot be the wort of one penoe.
"There are some glaring dis·
similartt.les," Hart rommented.
Some of the muroer victims
had detectable amounts or
drugs, including Va lium,
Tylenol, and chlor al hyrate, in
their systems. Others didn't.
Some of the v1chms had been
mutilated Others were not.
The common thread. however.
IS that aJI Of the Victims Wer e
young males, white, and were
hitchhiking or were known to
h1tchhi.lte at the times they dis·
appeared.
Harl said investigators from
the s herirr's d epartment and
other law enforcement agencies.
including those m the cities of
Irvine and Seal Beach, are in
constant rontact
He said investigators do not
believe that formation of a Lask
force. such as that created in the
Los An~eles "hillside strangler"
case, would aid the investiga·
t1on
He pointed out that in the
hills ide strang ler case. the
murders of 10 women occurred
in a relatively s ma ll area.
In the homos exual slaying
case, bodies have been found in
Orange, San Diego. Riverside.
San Bernardino and Los Angeles
counties.
He said formation of a task
force would only duplicate exist-
ing cooperation a mong the
multitude or agencies working
the cases.
Marines Join
NaDY Exercise
CAMP PENDLETON CAP> -
Sailors aboard 13 warships with
1,000 Marines are engaged in a
weet of amphibious training
along beaches between s.an · f
Dletcfand C.mp Pendleton.
The drtlls involving the 3rd :
Fleet and the Isl Marine •
Division be1an Wednesday and •
end April 4. •
A Navy spokesman in San ~
Dte10 described ll as "a routine.
mid-level exercise planned for
quite a Jong tlm.e."
PL4Z4 SPECIAL
Of'FERED TOD~Y '
Spriftl W1n1J brl1hl ldeaa to
the apectal 1 hopper1 and :
merchant. at South Coast Plua. ' D~ thole ldeu, toct.r'• .
Dally Plfot fe~tur11 "South
Coaat ptua S»rina Speclall," a
four·pqe ledion.
Don't mill ''South Coa•t Plau
Sprtna Speeiala" on P•I" All to All of ~·1 Dall..7 PUo ,, , ,
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N!;W YORK CAPJ -Ka.mt, the Miuitloo of Petroleum
Exportlna Countri ' member that kicked oil &he lut f'CHaod of ~rktl made OU pri~ hlha, lt booltln1 prieea by lbout fS.'° I _.rre . lnchatry IOUtta eCJldlnMd today
The tUlt are ~ml~ Clll part ot the oU West.em otl ~m ·
p.nl ~ from the PenJan Gull naUon, but ma)' not dJreelly
affect tM UnJt~ St•tea b9c•use tt bu>'• vfrtaaJJy oo Kuw•IU oil
OU prfcee hawe cloub14Mt to VOWMt $10 a bernl over the p-.t
year. wiU\ th li.teet round GI SJ•~bl.rnl bi-comtn1 IH t
MOGUi.
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MILWAUKEE (AP> -Ronald Reacan hall proposed •P
plylfta "ut.reme ~.uu~·· that could "touch on • threat of
force" to win U.. reteue ol Amencan boataees h4!!ld tu Tehran
by Iranian militant.a.
The former Callfornaa governol', camp1t1nln1 for
WLscoosin's Repubhcan ,.,,.dentaal primary Tuesdiy, told re·
portel'I that ln ma.kinC bla proposal. he was "not Jin&O lhm.lung
Of puab&Qa the war buUoe'' over lhe estimattd 50 hostages wbo
have been held captive slnce Nov 4
Reaean said that in haod.lfng the hostage cnslS, the Carter
admiAl.stratioo failed lo take advantage of Iran's dependence on
am ported food and it.a need to deliver oU lo tankers each day
1'le .,e.. llltiWlmet1C•
NEW YORK CAP> -Government lawyers say there is in·
sufficient evidence to bring indictments against any Carter ad·
miniatration officials in the investigation of aJlegalions that
Robert L. Vesco tried lo have the White
House fix his legal problems, The New York
Times reported today.
The newspaper cited sources cl<Mle lo tbe
inquiry as saying the prosecutors' assess·
menl of the case was relayed tbi$ week to a
federal grand jury conducting the invesllga·
lion by Assistant U.S. Attorney Harry Ben·
ner .
Vesco, the fugitive American fananc1er
charged with bilking stockholders out or
millions of dollars in an international swindle
vnco a decade ago, is living in the Bahamas.
9rl• A sked fa Pr'We B llcn
WASHINGTON <AP> -In an effort to help slow inOation.
the Carter adminlstration moved today to get U.S. businesse!. to
delay some price increases unUl summer .
1be Council oo Wage and Price Stability, which oversees
the nation's voluntary anti·inflation program. asked companies
that planned price increases in the second quarter this year to
hold off on half lhe planned rise until the third quarter.
·'The change is designed to insure that price increases are
phased in gradually over the remainder of the second program
year," the council said in a statement.
Pair (,inked
To Robbery
Of CdM Bank
A pair or unemployed con
slruction workers from Lake
Elsinore who were arrested
Wednesday moments arter a
Buena Park bank robbery have
been coonected to a bank rob-
bery last week in Corona deJ
Mar.
Investigators said the pair
also may have ~n involved in
recent bank robberies in Hunt·
ington Beach, Costa Mesa and
Mission Viejo.
Melvin Larry Neighbors, also
known as Larry Taylor, 35, and
William Timothy Frost, 28, were
booked into Orange County Jail
after being arrested by Buena
Park police. Neighbors is held in
lieu of $50,000 ball and Frost in
lieu of $25,000 bail.
They were to be arraigned to·
day before the U.S. Maglstrate
In San Pedro on federal bank
robbery charges.
The Corona del Mar holdup OC·
curred Friday at the United
California Bank branch, 3121 E.
Coast Highway.
The bandit, who never showed a weapon, gave the teller a note
telling her to hand over all her
cash.
A s\mllar method was used
during the Feb. 11 boldup of
California Federal Savings and
Loan Association, 2700 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa.
lnvestigalors in Costa Mesa
say tbey haven't confirmed that
Neighbors and Frost were in·
volved in lhat holdup. ·
But Sgt. Luis Ochoa of Hunt·
ington Beach saJd the two men
have been connected to a holdup
Tueaday in that city in which
more than $900 was taken from
the UCB at 7902 Edinger Ave.
He said the suspect in that
case showed no weapon and
handed the teller a note.
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of Careers -is under mvestJga· tion for possible mismanage·
menl. Most of the allegalloo~
center on building leases, pay raises and rwrutu.re purchases.
Commissioners ag r eed
Wednesday to put Western out or
businessin~days.
"West.em was an experiment
that noundered on the rocu, it's
essentially a dead organilation
now," said Robert Nelson, ch.ief
executive officer of the coWlly
Man power Commission.
Nelson said it was a lack or
fiscaJ control and fiscal weak
oess that led to the pnvate, non
profit firm's troubles.
An audit of lhe firm by man
power ofificials is to be complel·
ed next month.
Norman Watson, chancellor of
t he college district. said college
officials at first were concemed
about the stigma attached to
Western and agreed to take over
the job program only on the con-
dition that the district would not
inherit any liabilities.
.. We're starting on a clean
slate, we've been very careful
about t.hat," said Wataoo.
The bult of the job program
the college district will be taking
over includes on·lhe·job train·
ing, vocational training. job
placement and a Westminster
career evaluation center.
The City of Huntington Beach
has agreed to lake over a
smaller portion of the Western
operation in volving program
participants working djrecUy for
the city.
Meanwh.ile, about 35 Western
e mployees have been given
termination notices, Nelson
s aid. He s aid the employees·
final day or work will be next
Monday although some may be
kept on witil the coUege district
takes over on May 1.
ChancellQt Watson said some
of Westem 's working force will
be interviewed by the college
district for possible e mploy·
ment.
Western. headquartered in
Irvine, currently serves 98
trainees. Most are enrolJed in
classroom training programs.
The trainees, said Nellon, will
not be affected by the switch
from Western to the college dis·
trict.
f',._P.,,eAJ
ALCALA •••
Sh e later told HunUn1ton
Beach police wbat bad OC!curred
and the arrest resulted ln Alcala
bein1 sent back lo priJ500 for
vlolatiu probaUOQ. He bad been
in jall (or a 1181 ripe HM ln·
volvlnC an &-1~ar-o&d Hollywood
1irl and bad been rea .. Md lo
AUIUlt, 1174. •
H• WU releaHd a1aln in 19'1'1
in conneetion wtth the cue fn ,
vol•lnc Miu Jobnaon.
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Proud lllotlaer ................
Toni Sickmann. mother of Marine Sgt
Hodney Sickmann. one of the 50 hostage~
heM in the Ame rican Embassy in Iran. db·
"la Y~ her supoort in the front window of
her home. Christmas decorations a.re still
up for a celebration whe n her son returru..
Iran Elections Delayed
Hostage Question Postponed Till Summer
By The Associated Prus
Iran·~ foreign man1:.ter says
tht• runoff clecltoni. for the new
Parh:.unent have been postponed
as expt.•ctcd, indicating delay un·
lll thl• summer at least in the
leg1sluturt"!. dcC'1s1on on whether
the American hostages :.hould
be released.
M l'anwhilt-. •• membl•r of thl·
U.N. panel probing Ir an ·~
charges against the shah, Adib
Daouda of Syna. told the Beirut
news paper Al Sharq the shah's
"escape" to Egypt "will doubt·
less have adverse eff«ts on the
case of the Amencan hostages."'
lie s uggested that Iranian
leaden may fear that the United
States is conspu1og with the
shah and tus followers lo over·
throw the revolutionary regime
man Egypl·based plot
Amt•rican s uq~eo n Dr .
Michael DeUakey was in Cairo
ex a mining the exiled Shah
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi prl'
liminary to an operation for re·
moval of tus cancerous spleen.
Iranian Foreign M1n1 sler
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh announced
after a meeting or the niling
Revolutionary Council on
Wednesday night that it delayed
the second-rou nd election,
originally scheduled April 4, to
permitlDvestigatiooof charges of
vote fraud In the first round of
balloting March 14. He said the in·
vestigating commission began
work Tuesday and had a month.
until April2S, lofinish.
With this timetable, the v~g
Ford Changes
Reagan Stand
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. <APl
-Yonner President Gerald R.
Ford, who has r e peated ly
claimed Ronald Reagan could
not win the White House, now
thinks the Republican front·
runner could defeat President
Carter in November.
Ford told reporters before a
GOP dinner in his hometown of
Grand Rapids. Mich., Wed.Des·
day night he has changed h.is
mind about Reagan's chances
because "the economic situation
has d e t e ri ora t e d more
dramatically in lhe past week."
The reassessment represented
a m ajor turnabout for Ford in a
flip-flopping political year that
also saw the former president
consider and then reject a late
entry into the tlepublican race. ,, ...• _ ... .
MOURN •••
den u can attend funeral
ser vlcea Friday for t heir
claaamate .
Services are scheduled at 2 '
p. m . at t he Peek Family
ColoolaJ Funeral Home. 1801
Bo l1a Ave .• Wettmlnstu.
Memorial services also are to be
conducted at the achool.
Solution Sou~t
SACRAMENTO <AP) -Lt.
Oov. Mike Curb says a new laslc
force wtll seek a per manent
aolutlon to the floocllng problem
at Lake Elsinore ln Southern
CnJJlomla.
for lt'gislators not ele<'led on I.hit
f1r..t b.tllot probably would not
be held Wlttl i.omt: time 10 Ma}
And ttui. could bt' dl'layed mon·
ir the resulL<> of the first round
wt·n· thrown out in c;omC' d"
trict!) and n1•w clt:ct1on!) ht·ld
Jn view of tht: s low count
1ng ur votei. that follo~C'd th•·
March l'lect1on. the results of ·'
May ballot are not hkelv to bP
known btc>fort? June Leader-of
the revolullonary regime said
earher lhal 1t would take some
weeks for the MaJl..as. or Parba·
ment. to gel organized and dl.S·
pose of pressang domest ic mat
ters before 1t got arowid to I.he
hostages.
.ExpectalJons that the MaJlJS
14 tll dell•rmme what happem to
thl· Amt:nt'an~ art-bai.ed cm a
'tatt·ment b} A y<ito llah
Ruhollah K.home1ru. the leader
of tht• revolutionary reg1mf' that
1t should dt>c1de their Catt·
But therr· ''no ~sur..int'e th..it Khomt·1ni will not r hang,.. hi'>
mind And at last repoM . about
hair thf' '\eats \H•re ~ing 140n b~
t h " h ,, r d I 1 n ,. [ s I a m 1 t
H cpublinrn !'art.>. which op
pased releasing the A mencan~
unless the shah and has fortune
are returned to Iran.
Today "'as tbe 14Stb day of
C'O nfin e ment for th~ 50
\menc~ held b) militants ln
the U.S. Embassy ad tbnse tn
the I ranlatt Fon!tgn M in1 stry.
Vets Honored
Vietnam Me morial Set
Orange County sNvicemcn \\ho lO"-l their h\'es in the
\·ietnam conflict will ht! honored Jit 11 a.m. Saturday
through the unveihn~ of a ml'monal al the county HaJI of
Administration in Santa Ana
DURING THE ceremony. a four by Cive--root bronze
plaque listing lhe names of area servicemen who were
killed in Vietnam wall be presented by Gold Star Mothers,
a 51-year-old organization of mothers who lost a ch.lid m
malit.ary service.
Guest speaker will be retJred Navy Capt. Ernest M.
Moore Jr . who was a prisoner or \\ar from March. 1967 , to
March. 1973
JOINING llOOaE and relallves of those killed io Viet
nam will be 1.Sl Dialrlcl Supervisor Phlllp Anthony. Rev
Otto E. Spotttr of Laguna Hills aod the U.S. Marine Co11>~
3rd AirCTa.ft Wlng Band.
W ASllJNGTON (AP) -'DM
Senate today gave eoarreselofta1
approval to a compromise
"windfall" tax on the oU in·
du1try. a S227 billion meuure
de1i1ned as a cornerstane of
Prealdent Carter's eoergy
policy.
The 86·31 vote sent the
m easure to Carter for his
signature, 11 months arter he
recommended tt.
Opponents contended the tax
would depme the oil a.ndust.ry cl
money Deeded for energy invest·
m ent. Backers called tl fair and
well W1Wn the ability of oal pro-
ducers and royalty owners t.o
pay.
Before passing the bill, the
Senate rejected an appeal by
Sen. Bob Dole. R Kan., th~t
would have i;ent 1t to the
Fmance Co mmit&.ee for beatings
on how it would affect U.S oil
production and independent pm-
ducers That vote was 61·35
Earlier, Sen. H enry P .
Bellmoo, R-Okla • droppt:d hti.
attempt to send the bill to the
Appropraations Com mittee .
Bellmon wanted that panel to
s tudy h ow the suggested
earmarkmg of the tax revenues
including 60 percent for jn.
come·tax cuL~ -wouJd affect er.
forts to hold federal spending
The tax would take effect
retroactively lo March 1.
The bill as a compromise
verSton of lhe $294 biliaon tax
Carter recommended Ju t Apnl
after deciding lo phase out
rederal price controls OD U S.
crude 0tl. He began decontrol m
a n effort to spur domestic oal
product.ton and reduce rellance
on 1mport.s
Decontrol wall allow U .S.
prices to nse lo world market
lt'vcls and cost consumers an
esumated Sl tnlhoo 10 the 1980s
The tax wtll take $221.7 btillion
of that "windfall" and. after
other federal and stale taxes arc
:rnblracted. v.111 leave the oil in·
dustry $221 billion 1t would not
ha v1· had under ronlinuc<i con tr•1h
Ekvator Falls
In Africa;
23 Ki l led
KLERKSDORP, South Africa
tAP l An elevator cage r1lum.
meted more lhan a m ale down a
... haft an the world's b1g~est g<>ld
mine today, k1llmg all 23 miner)>
Jboard.. authont.Jes i.a1cl.
N ane teams of r~cue worlter'>
went Ill to the shaft al thl' Vaal
f{(>t'fs mine, about 60 miles
~outbwest or Johannesburg. to
..,ee ar any or the men had
... ur v1ved. a spokesman said.
After clearing through a tangle
or torn cable a nd wire and
restonng power Imes to reach
th e men. they reached the
:.mashed cage and round all the
miners dead, the spokesman
said.
The VaaJ Reefs mine employs
40.000 workers and is the world's
largest South Africa is the
world's biggest gold producer.
The elevator accadent was the
first of its kind at VaaJ Reefs in
two years, and was lhe worst of
its type at the mine. But in a fire
last year, 102 miners died at VaaJ Reefs.
OAn.Vfl'ft.OT A5
LOS ANGELE <AP) -A plan unvelJed by
Southern Calllomi• cou~ lnd .. &ry and Ula60G le..Sen to •v Slot mUUCln • month tn bWldJnc loan1
llu been deKribed by one flnanchal expert at • poten. uea "1odsend" for lh alhna houalna Industry.
((e)' inana1emea\ end wuon lrual of 10 penalon
fund• bdd a aerl of mo Unp Uda w k and •&reed to
channel milllona ol doUan lnlo loo1·term loan commit-
ment.I for oonatrucUoo ol burnu and ot.htr buiJdinta.
Everett E . Shell, b d of the Aft,_, CJO Plumbert and
f>ipeOltert Union, Hld Wednelday.
SOAalNG INTEllEST llATES and riainM un-
employment 1purred lhe move. Shtll Hid, addlnt "we "°" tho ... wUl 1pread quiekJy. nrtt throu1hout Cal.lfonala and then 1cro11 die nadon."
"U t.belr plans ma~rlall:r.e, and their lnterest rat•
are rtuooable, It could be 1 cod.lend to I.he industry.··
sald a apok•man for American Savtnc• and Loan Co.
W. Dean Cannon. executive vice president of I.he
CaUfornla S.'ltnp and Loan lnaUtute, called the pro.
pc>tlll a "sipillcant atep In tbe rt1ht dlrecUoll and tbe
kind of action we have been UJ'llnl for years."
Shell said lbe interest rates to be charged for
* * *
pension fund money will be somewhat below the to&ta
ln1 r.a. today -wllich race from 15 percent e,. perceet.
llOWSVE&, BE DECLINED to speculate oe lhtt
ad rate. ~din1 that 1! the proeram ls apJ>roVed as
pected, teams of expert.a In the industry wtU d
what rate to charge.
3
MOit of the estimated $2 billion ln pension f\and re
serves held for Southern Callfornl• bulldinC lnduatr
workers Is presently invest.eel In stocks, bonds and 1ov
ernment securities, and the proposals must still 10 fo
final approval to the full boards of trust.eel. New Sex
Education
Book Hit
SACRAM£NTO <AP) -A
proposed state reference book
for lhe teacben of sex ed\aCaUon
is ••an atlaclr by the sex educa·
Uon establllhment on lbe faml
ly." says c ritic Jacqueline
Kasun of Eureka.
Bank Sets New
Credit Rulings
Elect I
Incumbent ~
Donn Hall i
But stale health consultant
Susan Cronenwett calJs Mrs .
Kasun "a self-appointed zealot
to stop sex education who has
distorted lhe book.··
Mrs. Ka.sun said in a telephone
interview Wednesday that the
state has been ''doing every·
thing it could to conceal the book from parents."
8'.U81e11 •• , ....
BAKER CAP) -The Cilming
of new footage for the science-
fiction blockbuster "Close En·
counters of the Third Kind" con-
tinued in the ...Dumont Sand
Dunes after four stuntmen were
injured when they fell out of fly-
ing Jeeps, a Columbia Pictures
spokesman said.
"It was apparently not as
serious as we had fu·st thought
with helicopters flymg in to take
people to the hospital," said
Marvin Levy at the Columbia
studio in Burbank
Si91u BUJ B11elcftl
SACRAMENTO (A P )
Gasoline service stations would
have to post their pnces on signs
legible from passing vehicles,
under a bill approved by a
Senate committee.
Over the opposition of service
station owners, the Business and
Professions Committee voted 5-2
Wednesday for SB1430 by Sen.
John Ho lmdahl, D ·Castro
Valley, sending 1t to the Senate
Finance Committee.
3 ._ Farnl'9 Slel•
SAN DIEGO CAP >
Neighbors are baffled by the
violent deaths or an East San
Diego family s hot in what
authorities describe as an ap-
parent double murder and
s uicide.
Homicide detectives said
James R. Hart, 35, apparently
killed his wife and 11-year-old
son before turnmg the gun on
himself.
_,IHtsPhl•C
CARLSBAD CAP) -An $18
million trash compacting and
trans fer s tation , sever e ly
damaged by an explosion, is ex·
pected to be out of operation for
an indefinite length of time.
There were no injuries report-
ed ·as a result of the explosion
which rocked the Palomar
Transfer Station Wednesday af-
ternoon.
'llnmllts (]p
Glenn Henry, a 37 ~ l'ar-olcl farm worker. ~miles after an
out-of-court settlenwnt \\htch gives S5 m1Jhon to some
25.000 Californrn farm workers in a lawsuit challenging
thl' TC'amsler~· l "nion's pensLOn fund. The agreement
must bL' approved b:. a fl'cleral Judge
ACLU Suit
Backs Gay
SAN FRANCl~CO (AP > Thl'
American Civil L1bcrt1<:>!) Limon has filed
~u1t on behalf of an Atherton 1llustrator,
Warren Preston, 41, whose ~overnment
security clearance w as taken away
because1te is a homosexual.
The Lawsuit, filed in U.S. Distnct Court
Wednesday against military omc1als. IS
believed to be the rirst court test of
whether the clearance kno\41n tis "SCI, ..
which is higher than "lop secret."' can be
revoked by the National Security Agency
without due process
It also is believed to be the first test of
whethe r security agency investigators can
demand details of government workers'
sex lives and then revoke thei r secunty
BEAT
THE
DEVELOPERS
V(Jf E
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ON
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S...~01....-ia...._g.,._•
Thelowest unresbic:tedfare.
$
FIJ right to downtown Hobby Airport.
]wt Olll •'Davel Agent, your Cozpomte '1la"91 Anange.t
or Hugbas Airw88t at (714) 540-2060 .
. Nee. 30% oft am-way adult coec:h fare, BDd is aubtect to change.
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Reacting to Presi·
dent Carter's credit crackdown. the Bank o(
America. the nation:s largest bank. has hilted its
interest rates and said it will turn down most new
customers' requests for loans.
THE BANK HAS TAKEN the actions lo com-
ply with Federal Reserve direcllves to hold the
growth in domestic loans lb.Ls year to a 6 percent to
a 9 percent range.
To control the growth In the area of credit
card loans outstanding, the bank will :
-Boost its minimum monthJy payment re-
quirement on Bank-Ame ricard-Viaa and Master-
Card accounts to 6 percent or the unpaid balance
or $25, from 4 percent of the unpaid balance or $10
-Strengthen its cr1tena for new credit card
applicants as well <.1s ror incrc11Ses 1n credJt limits
ror cardholders. ALL MAKES!
-INCREASES ITS TRANSFER and check 833 0555 service fee from 1 percent to 1 ~ percent -
For home loans, the bank sa1d it is mer-easing Ask foe
from 16~ percent to 17 percent 1lS interest rate on Our
fixed-rate Joans for $150,000 or less on smgle-LEASE srletWST at
family dwellings HOWARD Chevrolet
At the same time. 1t 1s mcreasin~ its van able-,_ • · ·-• • ·
rate loans m the same pnct' range from 1s:1~ to ~""""'=N=E:WPO==-R-T_B_E_A"':!!C,,..H _ _, 1611! The maximum ratio of loan to appraised
value or proix·rty "111 Ix: lowc:r<'d to 75 percent
from 80 percent
Call 642-5678
Put a tew word~
to W?tk tor you
Girls' Sprin g
dress sale.
7.99 to 22.99
Lots of styles and colors to
choose front Get your daughter
dressed for Spring with these
specisl prices. Sundresses,
knits and more.
Umited quantities.
A. Gingham check polyester I
cotton sundress. 4 to 6x. Special, 7.99
DON N
HALL
FOR
COSTA MESA
CITY COUNICL
Vote April 8, 1980
B. Ha waiian style print dress with tube top.
Polyester/cotton. 7 to 14, Special, 11.99
Girls' Drnses, 462 and 4 70
$.f90Q BclloGk't Soclllt Coat Aala Mon.·Fd. 1°'9:30. Sat. 1~ Sun. 12·5.
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Orange Coast Daily Piiot
State cout.al comrnllUoMn ruled lut wen thal
arty all t .300 ael'ft of the Bolla Chica manhlandl are
naittve wetlaoda worthy ol mutmum •~ prot.ectloo
1be move eueoUall.Y k:Docu the prope out from un-
er plans lo build bomea ln the manhy acrea1e. located
djacoo.l lo HunUnston Harbour
The rul1na was baJled by c:onservauonlaU 'Ibey lo
rpreted It u a m&,Jor move toward loUJ praen;auon of
e marsh.lands
Owners of Bolsa Chica. $Wla1 Landmark lnc. t.hlnk ey've been dQuble-croued. Slsnal aa.sd 'the ruUna could
a:sh a~-on plans for hom • a boat marina and a
anJh restoratioo project.
It appean tbal the comm1sa1on rullng dOH throw new
oubt into the 1974 ag~ent between Sipal aad the
tale, which would have allowed for the desired projecta.
Acco~ to that agreement, Si&naJ would deed land
the state &n exchange for ao ocean channel into tbe
arshlands.
If nothing else, lhe commission ruling f'hows · a1aln
e n sk property owners run by counttng on govemmenl-
1 agencies to live up to their agreements.
1 Without taking sides, it also appears the vote un·
erscores the fact that something has to be done with
olsa Chica. It cannot remain in its current state forever.
•• nothing is done it very well could end up like the silted·
up upper bay in Newport Beach. And this adds up to find-
ing dollars from somewhere.
School Bos Fees
Al first it was considered unmentionable but last
week school trustees in Huntington Beach did more than
mention the possibility of charging students for bus rides
to and from school.
Ocean View School District officials were told to work
up a report on how much the elementary students should
be charged and what sort of savings this would mean for
the district.
At least two or the five trustees seemed willing to
back such a pay-as-you-go system.
A similar plan was instituted recently in Laguna
Beach. Officials said parents there at first balked at the
plan but now seem to be going along with it.
Students in Laguna Beach are charged 70 cents for a
roundtrip ride.
Ocean View trustees said consideration or the plan is
an order because the district faces increased transporta-
tion costs and has a fleet of aging school buses
An alternative, they suggested, would be to begin re·
ducing the number of student bus stops.
It would seem since taxpayers are screaming for cuts
tn government and supporting tax-slashing initiatives.
~o me form of a pay-as-you-go approach is worth cons1der-
mg.
' ~:;~~!. .t~r.!ti~~!~~Huntin gton _, Beach Cha mber of Commerce got fully immersed in
: political waters. ~ Through its political action committee, the chamber
j
-.. put more than $25 000 into the campaign.
Criticis m of.the degree of involvement seemed to be
widespread throughout the city. It got worse when the
cha m ber reported that it received a loan of $15,000 from
one developer to cover campaign costs.
This time around. the chamber's efforts a re on a
s maller scale.
, It endorsed three City Council candidates -incum· I: bents Ron Pattinson and Clancy Yoder and challenger t Wesley Bannister -for the three seats. ~ The poLit1cal action committee also endorsed City
~ Treasurer Warren Ha U and City Clerk Alicia Wentworth.
~ both of whom face challengers. ~ It seems· that the chamber profited from the ex· ;,t periences in 1978 and its participation is mor'e in keeping
~ with a local election.
:: It plans to perhaps s upport its candidates through
• newspaper advertisements, but nothing of the magnitude
• of the past campaign.
The chamber also is performing another service in
that it is sponsoring a picnic in Central Park Sunday so
the public can meet a ll the candidates.
This event and a lower-key approach to the election
in general s hould be welcomed by all residents and can-
didates.
• Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment 1s Invited. Address The Dally Piiot. P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. ·
Boyd/Teaching
ByLM.BOYD
The count of available
schoolteachers rises and fallB
r e rn arkably from year to
year . Matter of m oney,
usually. Business can boost
it..s wage scales with some
s p eed whe n necessary.
School boards ruo late in
this. So business this year
has hired away a lot of
teachers. It isn't all a matter
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Sure hope the can-
d.ida ta f OT' council la
Hunttnitoo Beach know
more about city iovem-
m en t tban tbey ap-
parently know about
lb• city llmlta. Al leut
25 percent ot tbelr un·
sitb tly camp al10
po1ten are tacked to
polea and fences ln
Cosu Mao, Fountain
Vallev, Weat mlnater
and SeaJ Beach.
D.M.S.
or money, however. Boredom
plays its part. As the old
Roman Juvenal said, "It is
the repetition, like cabbage
served at every meal, that
wears out the schoolmaster's
life."
It's generally believed that
when a man notices the color
of a woman's eyes be bas a
romantic interest in her.
That's why no hus band
should ever mention to his
wife lhe color of an)' other
woman's eyes, except maybe
that of his mother's. This is
Item No. 922C in our Love
and War man's buic reader
for beglnners.
Honeybees die when they
aUng bumam. But not when
tbey sting other honeybees.
Those scholarR who put all
the Misa America W.Uatics
Into a computer .. Y tbe most
likely winner 1hould bt
20-yeara·6 montb1 old, a
• freen~yed brunette born in
April, a ptano player and a
resident of aome amaU town
In Calllomla. ·
loflqta don1t Jet .. ••lclt.
1'oddl•n don't, elther. Not
until •&e 3 cit 4, If ...... di) u,.r ltart '° .,. ....... "' Lb• mlllra* ~
R*'1 N. Weed/Publ~'-f' Tiwnn K~ll 'Eclelr
Barblt'• Krttbl<flll!d toriM P191 lf.dllot.
The Reven1=1e Sharing Blight
Tb• attn• waa New
HampAlre. There they ut. all
HVen ot t.be RepubUun ptel•
ldtoUat bopefu.La Tbey ranced
from Lbe ut-
t r a · C OD ·
1ervatlvea
aucb u PhU
lp Crue and
Ronald Rea·
aao to tbe
more moder·
ate Howud
Baker , Robert
• Dole ud John
Anderson. Somewhere in bet ween
wu Jobn Conn.ally and George
Bush.
It was to be a debate to develop
the differeftees between each can-
did ate. 1be public across the na·
tlOn waited anxiously. But as it
turned out there was really no de·
bate.
Mailbox
-If any of the HftD bad any rta.1
dlfferences it failed to aurface.
They wet1! unanlmous for cutt1nc
government spendln1 but they
alao ~re all for lncreulng the de·
fenae and military budget.a. One
wooden bow both would be possi-
ble?
THE SllAME of it la that it
was tbeir goldm opportunity to
s peak out agalnat one of the
most pernicious federal pro-
grams ever conceived. 1bat is
the ''revenue sharing" invented
by Richard Nixon. They dido 'l
even question the wisdom of the
program as they all rushed to
assure their full s upport.
AJl but Reagan wbo seemed to
try to Indicate the states could
better handle their own pro-
grams. But in his faltering pre-
sen tatlon be was unable to
articulate bis thoupta and the
meaage waa bt.
Of course tbe 1utes. and more
especially the local 1overa·
meata, love the idea of the
federal government 1etUng the
blame for taxing while they reap
some of the benefits. And the
acbool people are positively
e uphoric over the fe deral
handouta.
IT 18 BAD enough for the state
and local govemmenta to be
financed in such an inefficient
manner. Under the system a
s ubstantia l part of the tax
dollars are used for tbe collec·
tton from lhe people of the so
sutes and another substanti~
part spent in red.islributJ.ng 1t
back to the states and locals.
But the real evil is that the
system has placed 1t.1ale and
local government under the
domlnaoce ol the federal IOY·
•rnment aod lta buN•.erat.a.
Tb UI local coat1'ol of the ac.hoola,
aell determlnaUoa of poUeles
aod prosrama .,, UM cW. ud
countln, and eo.en state'• rt~
have been preempted by thole ln
Waablngtoo who, elected by
nobody,repl"e9ent nobody.
Yet, wlth their threats of
withholding federal fundl, they
dictate to the schools, invade the
righu ol lhe local communlties
to determi,ne their own pro-
grams, and even compel the
legislal.ure$ to enact law. "or
else."
THE TAX DOLi.ABS collected
from the people wllbln each
s tate have now become tbe
federa l bureaucrats' money.
They not only decide who will
get it but how it will be spent.
But the lure of "free" money is
a powerful weapon which few
can resist. Certainly the ob&e·
quious legislators and local
politicians and educators show
no inclination to do so.
To the contrary, when cilliens
of a community or a st.ate ques-
tton the need or desirability of a
program receiving feder al aid,
the state and local officials
res pond with "What do you care,
1l doesn't cost us anything. it's
feder~ mooey."
The Republicans' failure to at·
Lack the program leaves only
President Carter in oppo&ition.
He has proposed reductions in
revenue sharing as be seeks to
balance the budget and restore
the economy. Fat chance be will
have with all of his opponents
bolstering Coogr~s to continue
and mcrease the sharing.
But the lesson is there. And
the more the sutes and local
governments come to depend
uPon the federal government for
financing the more the people's
abaUty to chart their own course
d1m1ru.shes. ft is an e ros1oa of
freedom which eventually will
destroy the liberties the country
once en)oyed
Gray Whales and Powerboats a R isk y Mix
To the Editor:
J am a volunteer guide on a
wbalewatcb boat sponsored by
The American Ceucean Society,
of which I am a member. We
h ave bee n wat c hing the
migration of the California gray
whales srnce their arrival rn our
a r ea in late Oecem ber On
Saturday. March 15, I was on the
whalewatch boat in Newport
Beach with several other A C.S
volunteers and several other
people, observing the northward
mlgralion of the whales. We
witnessed a rrig hte nin"
s pectacle. The Warmington
Grand Prix . an offs hore
powe rboat race, was taking
place off of our coasWne. in the
height of the n o rthward
migration of the gray whales!
WHEN THE powerboats,
helicopters , and airplanes
involved in the race began to
enter our area, ttie whales
diaplayed behaviors that neither
1 nor other volunteers bad ever
seen before. Five whales. upon
hearing t be extremely
high-pitched nolaes. and feeling
the sou11ds reve rberating
through the waler. did an abrupt
360 degree turn and headed
southward, golng at least twice
as fast as they were going wblJe
heading north! They acted very
frightened and disortenUd.
We also observed seve ral
other pods of whales that, upon
the approach of the boats,
turned in toward the coast,
began swimming in circular
patterns. and completely altered
t h ei r normal s wimm ing,
breathing and diving techniques,
and were generally displaying
harassed and terrified behavior
created by the noise and heavy
boat traffic, boat racers and
apecutor boat..s alike .
These whales, ii in the path or
a racing boat going
approximately 8S mph .. could
not have been avoided. The
whale; and the boat's occupants
would probably have been
killed. and the boat certainly
would have been destroyed.
This boat race should be put
off until the last of the whales
bave passed our coastllne and
are safely out of the area where
the race occurs. ll is only a
matter of approximately two
months' difference i n the
acbeduling of the race. Appeals
have been sent to the race
1ponaora, Th e Warmington
Group, to postpone next year's
W armlngton Grand Prtx until
after the mlgratlon Is over. I
alncertly hope that thi:; will be
the case.
MIMI SWA(N
0..-zllea:••••
To tbt r.dbor:
W• an~ by Jack M ·
4trtoa'1 !Mal tU1rt1ard for
truth and l ac k 01 pro
fellllionahsm as reflected Ul tus
column on the United Farm
Workers. Much of lhe column
consis t s of inf la mm atory
rhetonc and vague generaliza·
t1ons based upon st>veral s~1fic
examples <'iled LD the piece.
Anderson claims the u fW
.. actually mefl.s secretly .. with
~rowers an Texas . Anzona. New
Jeri.ey and Florida "to llabolage
agreements won by other un
ions " The only group in any of
these states I.hat even purports
to ho ld contacts with growers as
In Arizona where a company un·
ion has signed "yellow dog" con·
tr a els with two or three
Phoenix-area citru s growers
<where workers agree not to join
legilimate unions. including the
UFW and the Teamsters). The
U FW has never met with any ol
these growers -they have re·
fused to talk with us for nearly
10 years despite strikes by our
m e mbers and dema nds by
workers t.o recognize the Uf'W.
ANDERSON narrates the ac-
count ol an alleged beating or an
"investigative reporter" which
was supposedly witnessed
personally by me at a Phoenix
UFW rally. Rep<>rts from ~
dozen or so news men who at-
t'en ded the rally and from
flalnclolhes Phoenix police of-
i c e rs who we r e there say
nothing or a reporter or anyone
else who was "badly beaten" at
the event. Anderson 's reporter
now says "badly beaten" was
too strong; he was only slugged
and shoved around
For reasons of space and time this letter does not refute every
he in Anderson's foul att..ck on
us. lf he had the ethics and pro-
fesslonallam t.o check his facts
with independent sources, An·
derson would have been pleased
to know that the constitutional
procedures and guarantees
p racticed by the UFW are
amon& the most democratic of
any union in ~ nation.
CESAR E. CHAVEZ
President,
United Farm Workers
of America
AU..-.qrllep&es
To the f,dit.or:
Your March U editorial
"Arbitrator Lag Could Be Costly"
renecta that you are remarkably
111-lnl onned.
The focus or the editorial Is
alle1ed costly delays In
upholdln& the flrlq ol former
Dep .. ty City Attorney J obn
O'Connor. You 1t1te tbat ,the
parUea waited aeven months fO)r
I bearina olflcer decls\Gll. You
alao commeat tb1t the bta:rtns offl~r. aft er a 'b r••·day
bearlq, pronUed he'd ban b1I won~ b1 wt Onober.
TM 1.-t ii UW tbe ~UI ..
not •••• tubmttted ual U
..
mad October . v.hen O'Connor'"
and the caty's bnefs were rued.
Also. the hearing was four days.
not three. lbe matter was under
submtSS1on for about four and
one·half months. not seven. and
that tll not an unreasonable
period, JllVen thf' romplex1t) of
th\' t'ase and th<' \ o lunw o f
"'' 1denN> and test1mon)
l'Ot' ALLEGE that t.be Stal('
Offl<'t' of Adm1n1.,trall\t'
ll earin"s would ha\•e been
qu i cker, and that thos e
a rbitrato r s are normally
required to nrush oH their work
in 30 days. In fact. in the Last e1ty heanng handled by OAH, a
very simple case. 1t took
approxJmately two months to
receive a six-page dttts1on
You are apparent ly not aware
that the city received. a letter in
December. 1978. from tbe OAH
advising us that. for budgetary
reasons. "effective January 31.
1979, the OAH will no longer
accept filings ror hearinl( your
aaency's cases." Thus, at the
time ol O'Connor's temtinauoo.
the OAH was not apparently
available.
At some point. the OAH
decided it could hear our C&IM!S,
but advised us in April 1979. that
the r1rst available bearin& date
was ~pt. 24, 1979. For this
reaso n . the Personnel
Com mission ultimately selected
another hearing officer. so that
the heanngs could begin in July.
Ther~fore. there is no foundation
for your suggestion that the
OAH would heve been faster .
The city is obvioualy eager for
a prompt resolution of this case
and has made every effort to
expedite the process.
GAlLHUTTON
Clty Attorney
HunUngt.ocl Beach
Othn than ac~ that
the ~ring Sl'I qwstion ~ loll /OUT
da111. not thrtt -a. Ma. Hutton
1tottf -the DoilJI Pilot staftdl
bthlnd ~ edatonot °' both focttlol
and fOJTcomment. -£diu>r
r. ellt's '1ete
To the Editor:
As the worried parent ot a
cbtld at Fairview State Hospital.
I appredllte your concern for
the welfare ol the handicapped clli~eoa ii Propolltion 9 abould
pass. However, l conalder your
edi t orial of March 18
miadl.rect.ed. You abould pohlt
your attention t oward t be
etcalalilll cost of care for the
bandlcapPed It Fairview.
Slmplt arlthmeUc provldea
atartllns lnlormatton. The
f'1lrYaf'1' anr.ual budcet Is
almo!{t $ u million which e<:u.atea
to $30,SOO (or eacb or the 1.340
denloDmentalb dJsabled people
at Pa'lnlew. S!nce 1915, lb• m_...,. OOlt of cue bu rtMn fta.a'.~to ..... ,...,....
If \ l')Ur ne~paper would just
check into lhe facts surrounding
the rise in cost. you will find th~t
lhe tot.al number of handicapped
al Fairview h as dropped
dra!>tlt'ally in the past 18 months
from m·er 1.~ to the curttnt
.1llt1me low o f 1 ,340 .
<..:ont'urrenlly with the drop an
pJta·n~. tht· !>t.trf ha!> n st•n from
1.600 t.o 2.100
I Sl'GG F.ST that f'airv1ew
c-;1re full y w e i g h th e
ram1f1cat 1on!> of closure of
res1dent'es and reversion to
c-ustod.JaJ <'are while eliminating
Foster Grandparents and
essential leve l of care jobs. The
public may not be satisfied wtth
the manner that Fairview has
chosen to make the necessary
cut s in its budget wh tle
ma mtaining a lavish, top-heavy
staff. What scares me about ell
this is ... that the voters will
demand the closure of the state
hospitals b eca use pf t b e
exorbitant cost of operation.
More and more propositions
may be necessary to check the
runaway spending or public
funds . We, the parents or
chlldren at Fairview and the
taxpayers in this sute need your
honest editorial strength to force
our community college districts,
and local and state governments
to stop this wildly escalating
spending spree.
NA ME WITHHELD
~··u. To the Editor:
A comment on the March 12
article. "$1 Jump ln Waler BWs
Due." The article goes on to say
"perhaps" a dollar a month
mcreue to most families aloag
the Orange Coast, wlth
numerous "conjectures" by tbe
water districts' many, many
officials of th~ many, many
areas.
There was no menUon at all
about the acres and acres of
water used b}t lb e farm
cooperaUves, come raln or come
shine. or any suggestions that
the big, big water usen cut back
in any way.
Now, with t he help of tbe
Daily Pilot, the m any. maoy
water cffftdala from the maoy.
man1 watet' districts can up ta.e
coat ol water to bomeo~rs
pretty much u they see fit. 1'e
raiae In Mntces can and wtU
exceed tbe '1 a month proPoHd.
Waniua bet?
ZOE E. RALPH
,
.GENERAL NEWS
.... -Rf!'e"*er
Lt. Gov . Mike Curb
has created
co mmission lo
rec nlit ·'the highest
• caliber people" into
: • s tate government. ·~=He n amed nin e
:; p e rs on s lo t b e
: •• comrrussion.
·Boy, 7, AppreheDded
As _Smuggler of Drugs
NEW YOU (AP) -Polic. ap-
prebeDclld u a1Mpd nt.ena0oe1I
ctna1,,..... wttb 11 PGUDdl of man· JNAa at ~ Airport. but tbty
dktn't bow wbat to do wttb him.
He'e only 1 yean old ..
A Port Aulbortty poll of1lclal
said Wednelday the lncl•l Nfleeta
a new phaee ln the 1muullna ~
dru11 from Uw Caribbean.
"WC'VE EVEN HAD lnat.anc. of
kid bdJtt ret1ted from tbeir parents ---
to n, down t.Mre and brb" baek BEAT
draca ... &akl u.e oft1cia1. w111o did not v· Need-..1 N want to be l~nUfied. "Some ol these 1888 ~ OW THE
childrea fly back and forth more A.GANA, Guam <AP) -Any U.S. DEVE'~DC
often than the P'iot. do " cltlaens who want to visit the Com-LVl"'a:.n.::J
Police satd the boy n ew from monweahb ol the Northern Mariana V(JfE
Klngaton., Jamaica, and came tnto ulands will need a visa to enter. says
customs at the airport carTYtnl toys Gov Carlos S. Camacho. The an-NO
in one band and an autine luggage nouncement calD41 after the U.S. Im-~
cartoo in the other migration and Naturallzatioo Service \11.,
When the carton was found to be reversed a 1978 agreement under D
full of plasuc bags or Cok>mbian which the residents or the islands Bob ~
mariJuana. police said they took tbe were considered US. citizens for im· tJVI'""''
•
Norman Maller.
author ol • '1b.e Ex·
ecutioner'• Soni."
has aaked that hit
namebewtthdrawn
from fiction award
competiUoo which he aaya American
Book Awards Com· mtttee bas turned
into "commercial
event."
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HONEST
DECENT
CARES
" J
•
• HE LISTENS! ,
Phil Maurer
For
City C:Ouncil Dist 5
The Candidate Who ..
Cares Enough To
Listen . ..
I
''
Most Politicians Are ·
Never Available-
1 Commit That
You'll Be Able
To Reach Me At
My Office ANYTIME!~
Philip Maurer
Educator, Busin~man
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fReport Tells
s ~Safety 'Lack
"' J.~RRANCE (AP) -A lack ol apedltc at.t.,
SaJ)ty regulations will bar lnveatlaator5 from
di~ citing Mobil Otl ror a two-day tank rarm fi~t left three persona dead last year. otllri•l:1
sai •
· Ca.lilornia Dtvt&lon ol O«upationaal Safoly
an4Health aaid Mobil could not be-cited for some'
all.eel serious deficlencies ln sar~ty t'QUlpmcmt •
bemuse there a.re no appUcabJe sute regulations. • " ' CALOSBA aEPORT MADE publir th.is
said the deadlY lnfemo Dec. 3 would not have
~oed if an adequate safety plan bad been m
tiorJ al the Torrance rellnery.
accident investigation report was withheld
r review this month when CalOSHA cited
for six alleged s afety violations not directly
lin to the ftre.
>lobil is appealing those charges.
jf Mobil bad bad "a viable and enforceable
safety program. this accident resulting in the loss
of lliree lives would not have occurred, .. the report
said.
MISFAKES MADE BY ILL-equipped and un.
trained employees caused the 42·hour fire that
burned 1 7 million gallons or gasoline. the report
said.
Mobil sookesman Grcj? LaBrachc said t~ otl
company believed at was "very unfair" that
CalOSHA released its report lo the media before g1v
ing 1l lo the company.
But he said that MobH "is in complianre with
all stale regulations and has a comprehensive
I raining and safety program.''
He added. "lf new state regulations are passed.
we will comply with those, too.
.. WE 00 AS MUCH AS WE CAN, .. LaBrache
said ''But I don't know 1f it is poss ible to create a
safety program that will guarantee there wiU
neve r be an accident.··
Overheated butane fumes escaped through t.he
seals on a gasoline storage tank and set off the
spectacular fire, rnvestigators found.
Employees didn 'l know butane was being
added to the raw gasoline stock, the report said,
and the excessive temperature of the butane being
mixed with fuel in the lank created more pressure
than the seals on the floating lid could bear.
TIIE NEAREST FLAMMABLE GAS sensor
was 415 feel from the leaking tank. according to
the report.
When employees s melled gas vapors.
supervisors called for vapor testing but ·'the en·
vironmenlal section bad gone home and their test
equipment was not available," the report said.
Supervisors should have required the use or
flammable gas detectors. but employees instead
were allowed lo find the leak using their sense of
smell, the report stated. -
Five workers exposed themselves to great risk
by entering a diked area in the vicinity of the leak,
investigators said. Mobil was cited earlier for fail-
ing to provide respirators lo employees entering
tbe vapor area.
Paid Political Advettilement
ELECT
ERIC
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IUSDllSS SIMSI
HUMAMC~
l'Oll COSTA MUA COUMCIL
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leroundedup
NOttdar
In the' f .
DAILY PILOT
4x8 FT.
1/z INCH
O.t the Rooic and Roll the aaringa up
for eomethtng .i.e. (Litt.I. pun there.
follla.) W• m.ay.Juat .... you a big
1 ,.. bundl. on J'OUI' roon\ *" u .. I TO I adclltion. (Not•:
ID. I TO I n..i ... don't bring
Al ... TDU the truck. The deal ia
APm I for th• public.)
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( wou.ld JOU call that two-faoed?). u-
inaide u out d.epenclin9 on the Bniah you 91 ... tt.
Tl-3 lUTOMOIO.E
CLUIEI I POLISH
2 47
16 FL. oz.
I waan't going to~ any,
but thoee i.tt..n • ··vat
to me. And •03." can't fight
it. ru bet ··1" and ··2 ..
a.ren 't hall .. good.
ARCO GRAPHITE MOTOR OIL
YOUI CHOICE:
10/40 wr. OR 201so wr.
That alippery black QT•Phi te oil wor Ju.
(You want U8 to ..U you an oil that
c:loesn 't? ) Compare the pric...
For atra COlftp&nJ', for
~forth.
.tud.nt. a little outdooi-
pienic.
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VOL. 73, NO. 87, 3 SECTIONS,..-PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1980 FIFTEEN CENTS
Britons Deerg 'B• Spender Anne'
LONDON <AP> -Anll .
royaU1t1 t"wmed for Printfl1
Anne today, 11ccu1ln11 th••
queen'• dauahter of "t ultmM 8rltl1h taxpayen" by ovt1r
1peDdlna bet atal•provtdtd I
lowaMe ln a thne of national
bel\·lllbteni"I·
"Bl& Spender Anne." said a
headline tn one newspaper
Shown by recent polls to be the
most unpopular member or the
royal family, the H ·year-old
princess was critlcl&ed for build
tng a sumptuous stable at her
Gatcombe Park home, a 1973
Kin rrom Q\NMm Ell&abeth II to
mark h~r murla10 to Capt.
Mark Phillips
"I would have lhouahl lh•t
l>t"Ople Uke Pr\nce a Anne would
have M!t an example to others
"'ho ore not 1>0 lucky." sneered
Hob Cry~r . ~ Labor Party
member of Parhument from "
workin& rlai,~ Yorkshire daa-
tnct
·'The s p e nding on their
~n1mals . shows a lack or
fellow feeling for people," said
Wilfred Gardiner. a local coun-
c1lman in the Coli.wolds area of
Market Off 26 Points
centtal Entland where u,. eou.
pie Uve.
The 1pendln1 controversy wu
aparlled Wednesday when the
Conaervatlve aovernmenl re-
leased lta 1980 oat.tonal budaet.
Most of the royal family were
bud1eted pay raises keeping
pace wilb Britain's Lt-percent
1nflatloo rate, but Princess Anne
got a whopping 30 percent bike.
The reason, Buckingham
Palace said, was that the prin-
ce&s overspent her 1979 sum "by
several thousand pounds in
pursuance or official duties" -
Dow Dips Sharply_;
Gold, Silver Slide
NEW YORK (l\P) -The
s loe k ma rkel I a psed into
anOOier rJroad decline today. re·
s uming the slide that began six
weeks ago. Gold and s ilver also
plummeted.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials. which c loi.e d
Wednesday at its lowest level in
almost two years, lost another
26 points to 735 today after Ctve
three hours or tradmg.
Losers outnumbered gainers
* * *
by more than 8· l among New
York Stock Exchange-listed 1s-
sut>t>.
The market made a bid to ral·
ly in early trading Wednei.day,
but lht• advance collapsed late rn
the st>Ssion Analysts said that
showing prompted more selling
today
Brokc·rs said concerns ove1
record interest rate~. rnnat1on
and thC' prospect of a recession
we re s till we1ghin~ down the
market
* * * Speealators Sell
Silver Takes Dive
I On New York Mart
NEW YORK (AP) -Silver , 7 prices fell s harply today as
speculators unloaded the metal
following the announcement that
the metal's largest owneT was
seeking t.o borrow money.
In London, the price of silver
fell S3 an ounce to close al $14.50.
down more than 70 percent from
the peak of $52.50 reached m
New York on Jan. 21.
The price kept falltng in later
New York trading, dropping to
$10.450 an ounce in trading on
the Commodity Exchange for
silver to be delivered in Apri l. It
lat e r recovered slightly t o
$11.30.
metals· also fell. Gold dropped
S31 50 to close at $474 an ounce 1n
London.
The Hunt announcement about
the bonds was vague, and efforts
to reach him were unsucce:ssful.
It was unclear whether the
bonds would be backed by silver
in case of default. or whether
they would be convertible mto
the metal at a certain price
Si nclair said he doubted the
bonds would come to market
"I thmk they got their money
today from Continental banks,"
he said
The value of 200 million
ounces or silver at $10.50 an
ounce 1s $2.l billion. but far less
than the $10.5 billion peak value.
Gold a nd s i l ve r prices
slumped and the U.S. dollar hit a four.year high against tht'
NATION'S LARGEST BANK
TIGHTENS CREDIT -A5
ANTI-INFLATION REAL
INVISIBLE ENEMY -88
Hallan lira and a 10-month peak
against the West German mark
on World financial markets to-
day
BullJon pnccs £ell sharply m
the morning and were still well
below Wednesday's levels even
after a slight recovery later in
the day.
Gold closed in London at $474,
down $31.
Gold closed in New York al
S463, down $33.
Silver traded ln London at $16,
down si.:ro from Wednesda.y. But
it plummeted in New Yon. to
almost SlO before recovering to
$11.40 But this was down from
Wednesday's close of $15.80
Wect.nie.day'a b18h wu SU.90.
Monex in Newport Beach quot·
ed gold at noon as $460, and
silver at SlO. 75.
Talks Continue
BOGOTA. Colombia CAP>
The guerrilla occupation of the
Dominican Embassy entered its
second month today with the left·
1sts s till holding 29 hostages.
but the government was indical·
mg some progress toward a
solution of the crisis after the
seventh oegot1allng session
NeJson Bunker Hunt. a Texas
billionaire, announced Wedncs
day that he and four wealthy
Arab investors planned to issue
bonds backed by more than 200
miUion ounces of silver bullion
The move was seen by some
traders as evidence that Hunt.
who apparently was the largest
buyer or silver as the metal
soared upward from $6 an ounce
15 months ago, needed money
a nd might have to sell some of
the silver if the bond issue could
not be arranged.
Slain Boy Mourned
By Fellow Students
James Slnclair, the bead or a
New York investment firm that
speciallzes in precious metals,
said the announcement or the
bonds waa seen as a bad sign for
the market, which already had
been dropping.
The prices of other precious
Coast
Weather
W eaterly winds 15 to 25
mph this evenlns, easing
by Friday. Lowa tonight 45
at the beaches and 53 in-
land. Hlgha Friday 68 to
73.
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MOURNED BY FRIENDS
Olen Norman Barker
PUZ4 SPECIAL
OFFERED TODAY
Spring brings brl&ht i~u to
the special shoppers and
merchants at South Coast Plua.
Detaillng those tcleas, today's
Dally Pilot features .. Soutb
Coast Plaza Sprln& Speelals," a
rour·page section. Don't m18t "South Coast Plan
Sprin, Special.a" OD pagea All to
A13 o today'a Daily Pilot.
By ROBERT BARKER
Of-Oally~ttaff
Wednesday was a sad day for
the 575 students al Westmont
School in Westminster.
That is when they heard for
the first time ot the tragic death
of their classmate, Glen Norman
Barker, who was 1denut1ea
earlier in the day as lbe latest
victim io a string ot murders or
young boys in Orange County.
Glen, who lived with his
mother and sister in Huntington
Beach, was active in school
athletics. performing on the
football. basketball and track
teams.
·'The kida were great," said
Principal Carol Wilson. "You
could bear a pln drop, they were
so quiet. There were tean too."
Mrs. Wilson and senior starr
members went clus·to-class to
tell the younpters of the inci·
dent.
"It is so tragic, particularly
when a younaater ls Involved.
They have not had a chance to
live out their life," she said.
"We wanted to be very
careful. We noted that tbey prob-
ably · read aoo.rt the deaths or
the two younpten and that one of them wu lcJentllied u GJen. "It la aucb an emot1onal and
delicate aae.,,
Sever"1 ol the younpten ap-
parenUy bad information coo-
cernJne Glen'• lut kqOw!' ac-
Uvltl• md they cooperated with
deputy aberitf lnvesU,aton at
the acbool at the end ol the day.
lnve1U1aton alto bave told
acbool oftldall not to releae
certaln tnfonutioa ID fHr that
(Bee 1IOUtN. Pap AJ)
putJcululy on Gatcombe Park.
She had to borrow from a bank
to pay "huae" costa on renoval·
mg the mansion's a ntiquated
roofing arid guttering. the palace
said.
"Princess Anne. Uke all other members or the royal family,
watches her spending extremely
ca refully." s aid a palace
spokeswoman. who declined to
be identified. "Her allowance 1i.
given not for herself but for
state duties."
The 1.980 budget gave Pnncess
Anne 85.000 pounds ($187 ,000).
up Crom 65.400 pounds ($143,880)
in 1979.
But lax and fee increases m
the budget mean the common
folk will be made to pay more
for med.lctne, drink. cigarettes
and Jtasoline.
·'Good Day for the Royals,
Mean Day for the Rest ," trum-
peted a baMer headltne in the
mass-circulation Daily Mirror.
While most Britons aqore the royal ram1Jy and don't begrudge
them their sta te-provided pay,
som e were obviously up 1n arm'>
A Dally Mirror t>d1lor said his
newspaper received "hundreds
of calls'' denouncing Anne's tn·
creased allowance.
But Princess Anne's mum 1s
planning some penny-pmchwg
or her own, including a hold·
down on palace !>laff and no new
car
She also will dip into hc>r
personal fortune the s11.e flf
wb1ch ts estimated at hundreds
or millions of dollars in land.
stock holdings, art. Jewelry and
other weaJlh -lo b<· able l<> rr·
fund some or her state allowanrc·
in the coming year'>
0 .. 1, P1'9t ""'°'°' e,f P .. trt<.tl 0 Dol\,,_..H
UNIVERSITY PARK ELEMENTARY STUDENTS GET GUIDANCE VIA TELEVISION
Hookup In Irvine Tles Their School to University High Classroom
'Cutting Up' Popular
Students Find Diuections Factual
By RICHARD GREEN
Of-~--DiasecUng cats, froe• and
fetal pip doesn't bother mos\
1tud«mts but some were queasy
on the cadaver field trip. said
University High School teacher
Roland Rutter.
Zandra Wilson. Univers ity
Park Ele m entarJ School
teacher, said her fourth. fifth
and sixth graders are en·
thus iaslic about dissection.
Both teachers are involved m
a s pecial program in which their
lrvtne stude nts learn about
anatomy using telev1s1on.
On Monday nights for about
the next month . Rutter's stu·
dents and Ms. Wilson's students
will dtSSect animals and the two
groups wtll watch each other's
progress over a closed·ctrcu1t
te lev1s1on a rrangement. The
televtSion hookup 1s known a:. two-way cable or inte ractive
video.
Ms. Wilson said a group of six
students are selected from the'
fourth. fifth and sixth grade to
part1c1pat~ tn the progr am.
This group of students is
taught about dissection by three
students from Rutter's 11th and
12th grade anatomy classes. Via
the telev1s1on hookup, the older
students teach the younger ones
about anatomical s ystems 1n
cats. frogs and fetal pigs. Ms.
Wilson said
"The students that arc in tht>
dissection group were picked
be c aus e they wanted lo
participate -we avoid· pick-
1 n g anyone who would oe
bothered by the process," Ms.
Wilson s aid ... l 'm real soft-
hearted myself a nd I didn't
think I would handle this whole
thing very well. but l've come to
see dissection as a tool or in·
formation.
"My students use this tool to
gel information about the
<See DISSECT, Pa1e A.21
Youth Crime
Report· Eyed
The Irvine City Council wanta
a report from the police depart.
meat ODj Juvenile delinquency in
the city.
The council, at the urglng of
Councilman William Vardou.IU
called Tuesday for the police to
report oo:
-What is currently bein1
done to solve juvenile dellnquen.
cy problem.a ln Irvine.
-Wbat alterna.ttves are
available.
-What should the City Coun·
ell do about the problem.
UNI HtGH SENIOR MATT HAWK DEMONSTRATES ON TV
In Irvine, Older Biology Students Help Younge r Ones
; ELEMl!NTAAY STUDENTS EXPLORE WORKINGS OF CAT
O.vld Q,..nateln (left), Dan 8oko1ov Wortl Togeth•r -
U IWLJ l'!LOT
N~W YORK CAP> ku•al lM 0'1anluUon ol Petrol um
Exportaq Counl¥ffl member lbt ltklled off lh• I t round ol
::rid Cl'\lde CMI prtC. hU1 . lt boOltan& pr\t'ee b)' about S5 110 1 rret lndmtry .owe. eonllnMd tod•y
Ttw hlk a Ort> oomlna on JNU1 of th_. oal Wf'•t<'rn oH com
Pr,nJ buy Imm th• hraJan O\llf nation, but ma)' not dtrl'clly
a H1 UM Unh41d let bee. ... It buy• vtrtu.ally no KuwatU oU,
Oil pftC:. htte doubMd lQ U'OW>d 13<1 I ba.rttl O~lr the e-at
)'t'U Wlt.h the lit.eat r'OW>d ol SZ·•·b.rtt'I hlkf' f'Omln1 , .. I month
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MILWAVKES lAPl Ronald Ruaan h .. prt)po.od ap
plymt "extnm• PNUu" .. t.hat oould "touch on a lhrHt of
fort• ' to wtn lhe l"tleuc ot Ame-rtun hoat•C•" held In Tehr•n
by Iranian militant..
The former Cahtornla ttovarnor, camp•l•nln1 for
WlaroneJn'1 lepubllcan p,...ldent11tl prlm1ary Tuewday, told re
portens that In m•km1 hi11 proposal. he wu "not Jlnao lhlnklna ot puahlna Ut. war button" ovtr the ettlmated '° h03t•fl•s who have been held captive atnc• Nov 4
R•aaan Hid t"hat In handUnac the hoataae crlsl1. th• Carter
1d mlruatraUon failed to lllll' advantaae ot lr1n'1 dependenct on
imported food and Ill need to d hver oil to tanker:. etch da~
Ne \'nee llMIWC~C•
NEW YORK CAP > Government lawyers uy there IS In
suffi cient evldencf' tn bring lndlctmenL'i aea1nst any Carter ad
ministration ofhcualb an the mvesllgat1on of allegataon11 that
Robert L. Veaco tried to have the While
Houae fi x hta le1al problem.a, The New York
Tlmea reported today.
The new.paper cited source• close to the
inquiry u sayln1 the proaecutort' aasesa·
ment of the cate was relayed thts week to a
federal •rand Jury conducUna the lnvest11a·
tlon by Asalstant U.S. Atwmey Harry Ben·
net.
vuc:o
Vesco. the ru1lttve Amer1can rtn1ncler
char1ed with bllkin1 slockholder1 out of
mllllona ol doll19ra in an International swlndJe
a decade aao. is Uvlna In the Bahamas. '••a' Salarw L.., llplaeld·
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A 1976 law Umltln1 annual coet·
ol-llvlnf Hlary lncreaaea for California Judges and Judlclal
pensioners ls conatltution1l. the atate Supreme Court ruled to·
day. But there are certain excepllona t.o Its application.
The law, which became effective Jan. 1, 1977, (rose salaries
of Jud1ea for 22 months ind Umlted annual lncreues to s per·
cent regardless or the conaumer price Index -the aauge for prevloua lncreuea.
The 6-1 declalon by Justice William Clark aftlrm~d In part
and reveraed In part a Lot Angeles Superior Court ruling which
held the limits invalid.
Mate Re-arreste d
In Wife B e a ting
K1·v1n Lf·c Grt:cn, 21, of
Tustin. has been re-arrested in
c·onnectaon with u murder case
once linked lo th e Orange
Coa!>t !> hcdroom bal>her
murdt>rer
<.; rcen "'al. arrested Tuesday
ttl the Tustin Marine helicopter
base where he works. A S200,000
arreat wartaot had been issued
throujh Oran1e County e«1tral
m unlclpal court. He la beln1
held ln Orange County Jail.
wife'.!> beating an OecPmbt·r
following a lengthy lnvc!>ligu-
t10n, Capt Ron Lowenburg :.aid
However. the OranlolP County
Dis trict Attorney's oUacc didn't
rile charges then because or In·
sufficient evidence, Lowenburg
said
Smee then. Green's wife, the
only eyewitness to the the crime.
has recovered "remarkably,'·
Lowenburli said, a nd will be
able to testily in the case.
She Is now living ln the area
with her parents
">' Dfl'.WRll.S UO<>IU6 taWIN or,.,.._.,,~,..,.
Cnunty health ottlclal1 have
ICI\ en up tryln1 to hnd tht
aour .-c Qf a 1m~ll on Or1UJlt
Cou nt1 \ Ttu1tt l>l&lrtC'l bul11
that •om• drivc:re and
PH1"n1en Hy \s m11klnt them 11u·k
"H ~h"ro·~ &Qtm:Uuna thon t,
WO haven't found lt. We've pret•
ty much clo.od the ca1e." Hid
Ken Realer. or the County
Public Health O.partmeot.
Rut transl! district otrlciala
uy they ue suit tryln1 to nnd
lh'1 1ourco or the odor that
prompted 3S written complalnla or beadac he1 and nauaea.
prtmartlyfrom drivers
The problem began la1t fall. a
district spobaman t&id, when a
bui. driver complained that
rumea in the brand·oew buses
were «tvtng hJm headaches.
The transit district had recent-
1 v purchased 65 o r the
i.treamlml'd buses from the Otuo
firm or Grumm&n-Fhdble. The
buses are tuJly alr·condltloned.
but are bulll with wlndows that
can't be opened
Arter the Initial complaints.
both transit distrtct and county
health experts tested lhe buses
\ In quesUon. Also called ln were
spectaltats from the •t•te Oc-
cupa tlonal Safety and Health
Admlni11tratlon. the enforcement
ugency tor lndtLStrlal health and 11afety.
But the buaea paased all the
tests for carbon monoxide and
Other t.oxJc materials with Oylng
colors. Levels or the noxious
fumes Inside the buses were well
within sa/ety standards. Regler said.
The transit district then hired
a man they call one of the top
toxlcolo1l1ta in the state. Dr
Daniel F . Rubin He found nothmi
The d1str1ct now expects u
team of experts from Grumman.
Flxlble t.o begin te1tin1 out the
buses thoroughly' the latest or
1t.he1r strate.rtes to find the
In addition. they hllve hired
lht· m:.an who dcs1gnc•d the :.air
conditioning system for lhl·
buse~ to conduct hi s own ll':o;ts
M c·unwhllf'. H 11f the 65 rn·w
hu:-.t•!> owned hy tht• d1:-.tnct ha\t·
ht·1·11 t:.akc·n orr thC' 'itrccts ·w<' sptmt .i lot of t1mt· on th1 '
and gave 1t a pretty good ~hot.·
the county's Regier said "Wt·
~ot on tht· buM•l> our~elves and
<:ut off ttll the ven tilation
~ystem-.. 1l 1w;t smC'lled like a
bus to me ··
Solution Sought
SACRAMENTO <AP) Lt.
Gov Mike Curb says a new task
force wiJJ seek a permanent
l>Ql utlon t.o the flooding problem
LJI Lake Elsinore in Southern C:.allrornia
The young Marine la alleged
by police to have brutally bat·
1ered his pregnant wife Diana,
20. about the head In the early
morning hours of Sept. 30, klll·
ang her unborn baby.
The cir cum stances or the
murder and beating first led
police to believe it was the work
of the killer, who had beaten or
killed eight other women in
similar fashion.
Probe Intensifies
In Ortega Murders
But Green wa11 arrested for hJa
Dollar Brings
$100,000
BEVERLY HILLS CAP) -
The moat expensive •liver coln
ever sold -an extremely scarce
1804 U.S. eUver dollar -went to
two El Paso coin deal en for
S400,000 at an auction here.
Blddina opened al Sl75,000 and
increased by m .ooo lncremenll.
wllh Larry Hanks and Bill
Pullen, both 31 , snapping up lhe
coi n "in about 60 seconds"
Wednesday, said publlcl1t Roaer
Beck. It wu the flr1t nlaht ot a
three·d1y rare coin auctJon 1t lb&
Beverly Wllshlre Hotel.
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By FREDERICK SCHOEMEIU.
Oft,_ 0..1, ~llM IUtfl
Slx Oranae County Sheriff's
department tnvesUaators are
putUna in 12 to 18 bour daya In a
massive effort to solve the
murders believed.to be the work
of a homosexual killer.
"The lnveaUnUon la lnten.ae
and ts lntensifyJ n1." aald
aheriff'1 Lt. Wyatt Hart, the de-
partment'• official •pokesman.
Hart Hid he could not provide
details of where the lnvestlga
lion is headJng, but Jodicated
that detectives are attemptlna to
piece together the last hours or
the lives or two Orange County
youths whose nude bodies were
found Saturday along Orte1a
lU1hway east of San Juan
Caplatrano ne ar the Orange
County· Riverside County line.
* * * rr..P-AJ
MOURN •••
U mlaht hamper their lnve1U1a· lion.
Alona With the arlm news, the
school ortlclals also warned
youna1ter1 that hltchhUdn1 la
very danaeroua and all the boy1
involved In the murdera had
been hitch.hlktna.
"We told them that they must
llnd • bett.r way of tranapol'ta·
Uon than hltchhildn1," ahe aa1d.
Ocean View School SuP9rin·
tendent Dale Coosan uld that
all children wm be warned of
the d1n1era Of hltchhlklDt
before lhe 1prln1 vaeatlon holl·
day which be1tna Slturday.
Mn. Wilton 1ald that cluau
at Wutmont which la in lht
Ocean View ikbool Dl1trlct. wtU
be dl1m111ed early 10 that atu·
dent• un attend funeral
urvlctt Friday tor thelr
cla11mate.
Servtcea tre 1chedulcd at 2
p .m . at the Peek Family
Colonial Jo'uneral Home. 7801
801111 Avf', We11tml n!!l t>r
Mcmori11l 1ierviccia al1u ant to be
conducted at the school
The youths , Olen Norman
Barker, 14, of Huntington Beach,
and Ruaaell Duane Rugh, is. of Gard e n Gro ve , had been
strangled. They had not been
mutilated, nor sexually molest· ed Hart said
Meanwhile, Los Angeles
Police Department Investigators
today were attempuna to iden-
t1 fy the body of a youth who may
have become victim 31 of the
killer
The body was round just off
the Harbor Freeway In an alley
behind a tool aupply company.
The body was deacrlbed u that
of a male white, between 14 and
17 years old. He had been Mtrangled
Hart and lnveat11ator1 today
reill'rated that the serJea or
murders -dating back t.o 1972
may not be the work of one
person.
"There arc some glarin1 dia·
s1mllarltles, ··Hart commented.
Some or the murder victim• hud dc tectnbJe a m ounts of
drugs. lncludlna Valium.
Tylenol. and cnloral hyrate. in
their 11yatems. Others didn't.
Some o( the victims had been
mutilated. Others were not.
The common thread, however. i~ that all or lhe victim• were
young males. white, and were
hitchhlk1ng or were known t.o
h1tc hh1ke at the limes they dis-
appeared.
Hart Hid lnvestJ1at.ors from
the s he rltf's depa rtmf'nt and
other law enforcement agencies.
mcludlnl Uloee ln the cities of
Irvine ind Seal Beach, are ln
constant contact.
H• u ld lnveaUfators do not
belleve th1t format.Ion of a talk
force. auch u that crtai.d in the
Los An'gcle19 "hlllitlde stran1ter' •
case, would atd tho lnveal11•· lion.
Ht pointed out that In the
h llltill.lo 11trangler case, the
murde,.. ot 10 women occurred
In 11 r laUvely amall area.
In th1• homoaoxual 1laytn1
c·11st', h >dlot hnv<> been found in <11 •11111·, Snn rJ1r·• 11. Rlvenldl,
S11n lWnutrdlno and Loi Aneel• C'OUOllC!
Alcala Tnca
Telis '74 Tale
.... 1tC..rN
Secreta ry or State Cyrus
Vance says the Carter ad-
mlnlstrallon's foreien policy
1s on a dlfftcult but corre<-t
coune. He also said U.S.
pollcymakers are ·'review.
mg our options .. in the event
tan g1ble progress t s not
mude on fr<'l'lllS! I h(• Jr.Jn
ho~tagc•..,
By DAVID KVTZMANN
Ol U.. Deily ~lief SVtt
M urdtr 'efendan t Rodnoy
Alcala WU Identified WtehMI·
day ., the man who forC.S •
ta.year-old girl to smoke mar1-
Juana for the first time and who
kiued her .. paHtonutely" "1tAr
abducttna her aix years a.10.
Alcala, 38, l!1 charaed wtlh the
kldniapplpa and murder of Jlobln
Sam soe, 12, or Huntln1ton Beach. la1\ June a nd proa·
ecutora In the caae Wednesday
offered teetlmony pertainina t.o Aleata'a past.
Julle L . Johnson. 19, told
1urors ln Superior Court Judae
Philip Schw1&b 's Santa Ana
courtroom that Alcala took her
a1ainst her will to a bluffs area
an Hunt1n1too Beach In 1974,
where he khaed her and forced h~r t.o smoke marijuana
M 1ss John:>on '>aid she had
been wailing to catch a bw. to
Vets Honored
Viet nam Memoria l Set
Orun~t· County Sl·rvacernen who lost their lave:; in tht•
\'1t•lnum c·unflll't will l>l' honort"d lit 11 a m Saturday throu~h tht• unvl'1hnR of a mcmonal at the eounty Jlull of Adm in1str :.at1on In s.anta Ana
\
DURING TIIE ceremony. a four by rive.foot bro~
plttquc hstln1 the names or arl·a servtl'emt-n who were
k1llt'<l 1n Vll'lnam will t)(• pr~entt'<.I by Cold Star .\fothe~
.1 ~I H·ar old or~an11 at1on 11f mothc·r'> "'ho lost d child an
tn 1111 ttr) l'lt'r\ 1<·t·
t;ubt spt:akcr will be n •11red ?\avy Capt Ernest ~t
\foorc Jr , \l,hO \l.Q' a prlr.onl'r llf \I.Sr trnm \1arC'h 191\7 to
M :irrh 1!.nJ
JOINING MOORE and r<'l<alives of those lulled In Viel
num will be 1st District Su1K·n1sor Ph1hp Anthon) Re\
""" E l'iporrer or l.:J J!Una 11 111'. and lhc t; s M ann~ Cori>~ 3rd A1rcrart Wmg Band
Coast P ane l S ets
Greenbelt H e aring
A puhllc h1•arin~ on th\• pro
po11ed UM:s fur tht! Alii.o VlcJO <; recnbelt will b<· ht>ld Monda)
by the South Cour.t Regional
Coastal Comrnls111on
The l p.m. meeting In Hunt
i ng t on Beach City Council
Ch a mbers will review the
Cahforntu Coastal Conaervan·
l'y·s plan to preserve more than
4 .000 1&cres inland or Laguna
Beach m open space. recreaUon . •
agnculture and Visitor raclUUe!i
The plan. formulat<>d by l''>n
'ultant John CanJ?er. rccelv1'lf
('On('t•l)I llPPtll\ JI from th1·
1111,1 rd of S111H·n ''ori. l>c·c-11 .
:.an<I " 1111"' ht•1n~ n.•\'H·\Hil !Jy
I ht· r1•g1onal coa~tal com
m1i.i.1on
A public hearing by the slate
l'Oastal commisr.1on 1s i;cheduJed April 15.
The proposal calls for p~s
l'rvatlon of about 4.367 acr<'s betw~n the planned 20,()()()..un lt
Ali so Viejo communit y and
Laguna Beach
The greenbt>lt plan propo~e~
that rccrcallon.ul foc1l1tws could
eventually pay for themsclvc:.
b}' saJe or leases for such uses as
a winery, restaurant.a and farm
land.
The developt'rs of Al1!.11 V1e10
have aizreed to dedicate 3,400
' I
.1crt·:. 11f opt•n s pace in return for
.1pproval or 20.000 dwt-lhn~ 1n
thl· 6 G23-AC're p.1rC'f"I \l..hPrf"
Jbout I0.000 unih hJd bt>t·n J~ pro.,.ed in1t1all)'.
Elevator Falls
In Africa;
23 Killed
KLERKSDORP. South AfncJ
1 AP I An efe,·ator C'age plum
meted more than is male down 11
... haft in the world'., b1gl(est aold
mine today. kilting Mil 2J mioen
aboard, aut.horilles said
Nine leama of rescue workers
went in to the shaft at the Vaal
Reeh mane, about 60 miles
southwest of Johanoesbur1. lo
sl'e 1r any or the mtn had
s urvived, a spokesman said
After cleanng throu11?h a tan~Jto or torn <'abl<> and warc and
restonng power line~ to reach
the men, they rf'ached the
smaahed cage and found aJI the
miners d<>ad. thc spokesmi.n
said
•chool ln October. un•. when a
man •ho identified u Alcala ap.
proacbed ber at Warner Avenue
and ... eh ~aid.
Alcala. the Mid, Mt oo a. curb
with her and talbd wtth her for
awhile and then otferod to drive
hel" l<> school. DNUnta1 at nrat.
11be Hid, lhe JJnall)' ICCepted hit
ofter.
However. MJu J obn1on
teaUlled, Alcala d.ld not atop at
her ICbool and told her he want·
ed t.o ~k oui an apartment a
short dlat.aoce away. When 1be
1011let.d •he wunted out, 1he
said, ~told her t.o be quiet "In a
rude I.Cloe."
She became frJ1htened. the
uld, u he drove her t.o a cliffs
urea oft Pacific Cout HJ&hway
•n Huntinaton Beach. Miu
Johnson aald she thouaht or
making a break. but Alcala
<:ame around the passenger's
Mde and took her by the ar m.
She u.ld be took her to a rocky
area where they sat down and he
produced &he marijuana, forclng
her to smoke it. Once she tried
to gel up, s he said, but he
&tabbed her by the le1.
S1ttlng back down, she 1aid.
Alcala then put his arm around
h e r and ki ssed her ··passionately ...
Park rangers eventually came
hy and arre.ted them bolh, Miss
Johnaon testJ/ied.
She late r told Hunt1111ton
Beach pollce wbat bad occurred
and the arreet resulted In Alcala
being sent back to prison for
violating probation. He had tfeen
1n jatl for a 1988 rape case In·
'olvlng an S.year-old Hollywood
~art and bad been released ln
Augtul, li74
He was released agam In 1977
in connection with the case In-\ Olving Mlss Johnson
F.....P~AJ
DISSE CT ...
'\k1•l<'l on, muscles, neurolog1C'al
' )' 11 ll· m , d 11<e e s t 1 on ..i n d t h c
clrcuJatory system ." >
Fo1 Rutter 's 15tudent s .
pJrtlcapalanJ( in the d1sscctiun of
un1mat. la ..i requirement.
"The ac·tual dissections ar.-
don~ by groups of two or mor1·
'tud<•nts." Rutter said. "In th11>
way some or the students can
Ju.st obeerve aod don't bave to actually dJ.IMd. The llludeni. do
have to know tbe material and
lhai. ·• Uae buie requirement." Rutter aaJd that his students 'aslt cadavers at various uni·
'1•rs1lleb as part of the high
t hool anat.om v claaa.
· When we vfs1t the cadavers
pt'<>ple-have iOl a UUJe green ·· h1· Uld .. But I watch for W~
.ind I lry lo gel the student out
'1df' No one has ever fainted on mi··
fh· su1d thal visiting the
C'Jda\•ers 1s a good way for slu·
denL'I to get their feet wet in the medical n eld.
Rutter ~aid that the joint
an a to m y lessons ove r the
televi1lon beean last year
"Lut year we just did the cat
<Wer the television." he said.
"Th11 year we got Into the troe
and the fetal pig. The cat's
an•tomy ls the closest we can
get to a human's "
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New Sex
Education
Book Hit
SACRAMENTO <AP> -A
proposed state r~f•rcnce boolc
for th• teachers of IH educatkln
11 '·an attack by the sex educa·
Uon eatabli&bment on the faml·
ly," aaya crlhc J acqueline
Kaaw ol Eureka.
But at.ale health conaultanl
Susan CronenwetJ calls Mrs .
Kaaun "a aelf-appomted zealot
to atop •ex educaUon who has
dlatorted the boot ...
Mrs. Kuun said in a telephone interview Wednesday that the
state has been "doing every·
thing lt could to conceal the book from parents."
se--... lttJta"nl
BAKER <~P> -The filming
of new footate for the science·
fiction blockbuster "Close En·
counters of the Third Kind" con-
tinued in the Dumont Sand
Dunes after four stuntmen were
injured when they fell out of fly.
ing Jeeps, a Columbia Pictures
spokesman said.
"It was appar ently not as
serious as we had first thought
with helicopters flying in to take
people to the hospital." said
Marvin Levy at the Columbia
studio in Burbank
.-w aw B11ebfl
SACRAMENTO <AP>
Gasoline service stations would
have to post their prices on signs
legible from passing vehicles.
under a bill a pproved by a
Senate c.omm1ttee.
Over the opposition of service
station owners. the Business and
Professions Committee voted 5·2
Wednesday for SB1430 by Sen.
John Ho lmdahl, D ·Cas tro
Valley, sending it to the Senate
Finance Committee.
3iaF .... '9SWa
SAN DIEG O <AP >
Neighbors are baffJed by the
violent deaths of an East San
Diego ramily shot in what
authorities describe as an ap·
parent double murder and
suicide.
Ho micide detectives said
James R. Hart, 35, apparently
kllled his wife and 11-year-old
son before turning the gun on
himself.
m.cllksPa.at
CARL.5BAD <AP> -An $18
million trash compacting and
transfer s t ation, se verely
damaged by an explosion, is ex-
pected to be out of operation for
an indefinite length or time.
There were no injuries report·
ed as a result of the explosion
which rocked the Palomar
Transfer Station Wednesday af.
temoon.
employment apurred \he mov., &IMU 11ld. addlni .....
bo&M tbt tdea wUI 1prted qulc~. flrst t.hrouahobt
Calllonla ..S tltta IUOM a..-uoa."
··u their plana matert.U..) and thelt tni.rest rates
v• reaaooabM. Lt could be " 1odMad to the tQstuatry,' · al.Id a apok•man tor Ameiku Savl.DO aod Loall Co.
W. Deu Cannon. executJve vice pretldeat of the
Callfcnla Savtnp and Loan Institute, called the pro.
po11l1 a "alplfican& 1tep ln the rtaht dlreeUoa and \be
ktnd ol act.too .. have been urama lor yean."
SIMU said the interest rates to be charaed for
* * *
pension fund money will be somewhat below the top •
fnT raw. taday -whtcb ranee tram 1S percellt 10 perceat.
llOWEn:a, ft DZCLINED to 1pecu11te on the act rate, add1oa that lf lbe proaram ta approved u
pected. team.a ol expert.I la tM ladultry will
what rate to ct.ar1e.
Most ot the estimated SI bWkla ln peuloa fund
serves held for Southern Callfornla bulldin1 lJMtua
worken 1a prenotly invested bl-..toeb, boads ud 10
•rnmeat aecurttt.e.. and tbe pmpatala must attll '° fi
final approval to the full boards of tnaateea.
Bank Sets New
Credit Rulings
Elect i
Al'W....,....
'IJa--••IJp
Glenn Henry, a 37-year-olst.farm worker. smiles a fter an
out-of-court settlement which gives $5 million to some
25.000 California farm workers in a lawsuit challenging
the Teamsters' Union 's pension fund. The agreement
must be apprnved by a federal Judge
ACLU Suit
Backs Gay
SAN FRANCl~CU I AP l The
A mcrican Civil L1bert1es Union has filed
suit on behalf of an Atherton 1Jlustrator,
Warren Preston. 41, whose government
security clearance was taken away
because he is a homosexual.
The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court
Wednesday against military omcials, is
believed to be the first court test of
whether the clear ance known as "SCI."
which is higher than "top secret," can be
revoked by the National Security Agency
without due process.
It also is believed to be the nrst test or
whether security agency investigators can
demand details of government workers'
sex lives and then revoke their secunty. ---BEAT
THE
DEVELOPERS
VOTE
NO
ON
D
Bob Spreen --n.-i--.-.
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -Reacting to Presi·
dent Carter's credJt crackdown. the Bank of
America, the naUoa'• largest bank. has hlked its
interest rates and said it will tum down most new
customers' requests for loans.
THE BANK HAS TAKEN the actions to com·
ply with Federal Reserve directives to bold the
growth in domestic loans tb4 year to a 6 percent to
a 9 percent range
To control the growth in the area of credit
card loans outstanding, the bank will :
-Boost its mimmum monthly payment re·
quirement on Bank·Amencard-V1sa and Master ·
Card accounts to 6 percent of the unpaid balance
or $25, from .C percent oC the unpaid balance or SIO.
-Strengthen its criteria for new credit card
applicants as well as for mcrca!>es in credit limits
for c ardholder5.
-INCREASES ITS TRANSFER and check
aervlce fee from l percent to llt:1 percent.
For home loans, the bank said 1t 1s increasing
from 16~ percent to 17 perttnt its interest rale on
fixed-rate loans for $150,000 or less on single-
famdy dwellings
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HOWARD Chevrolet
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At the same lime, 1t 111 increa!>ang its vanable
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to work for ou
Girls' Spring
dress sale.
7.99 to 22.99
Lots of styles and colors to
choose from. Get your daughter
drfJss8d for Spring with these
sp6Cisl prices. Sundresses,
knits and more.
Umited quantitiBS.
A. Gingham ch6ck polyester I
cotton sundres& 4 to Bx. Special, 7. 99
' Incumbent!
Donn Hall i
DONN
HALL
FOR
COSTA MESA
CITY COUNICL
Vote April 8. 1980 •
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8. Hawaiian style print dress with tube top.
Poly8'terlcotton. 7 to 14, Special, 11.99
Girls' Dresses. 482 and 470
/Ult call• '11-an/ Ag11nt your Corporate 7ranl hranllft'
er Hug• AirW91t at (114) 64().2060.
Pnc. s. 30J. oft~.,. adult ccech fare, and is subject to change.
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Shoo ~ SOuflt ODett Plw Mon.•Frf. to.Q:30, Sit. 1~, sun. 1a.s.
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The 10 tr-vlM ~caadl41altl will face at
t lwo more pubMc oru ore t.M vOttra dMld on
e 3 who ahould fill two~ Mata UJ> for elttUon
For the voters' sake, tbeae forums 1hould deal wtth
uee and be rW\ in a faJr and orderly manner.
und rules for the foruma lhould be established •Ad
led tu tht: candidates tn advance
ln th.l way, the two upcomlna forums. 1ponaor9d by
trvln Quorum and lrv1n Tomorrow ~Utica! aroupll,
u\lotJ som\1 ur th piUalla witnessed ul the Mnch 13
dtdates forum ~taaed by tM Culv rdale Community
oc1utJun.
l..ouded qu Uon~. asked ononymoual)', were ftred at
council hopef\lls, who v.ert! often told to respond only
a Yt'S or no answer.
A betkr approach would h»vc been to let the can·
tes briefly respond to audience questions
City re~id nl8 should attend th~e roruma aod ask
st.tons so lhat they can make educated choices at lbe
ng booth.
lrvtne Tomorrow's forum wiU be at 7 30 p m. AprU 10
he Deerfield Community Park multipurpose room. 55
rwood West. Irvine .
. The Irvine Quorum forum wiJI be at 8 p.m. April 9 in
Irvine City llall. 17200 Jamboree Road , Irvine.
Wise I .and Buy
Saddleback Community C-Ollege trustees made a wise
oision earlier this month when they elected to buy 20
cres of land adjacent to the North Campus in Jrvine.
The land, bought from the Jrvine Company for
.000, doubles the size of the campus. The trustees
ave until November, 1982, to exercise a purchase option
n an tidditional adjoining 60 acres of land.
While district spokesmen admit that they are uncer·
ID when actual school racilltles will be placed on the 20
c·res. the purchase is a good step. The additional land
ould hasten the time when the North Campus can be an
dependent community college.
Currently, about half of the 5,000 students who attend
1c North Campus find it necessary to travel to the main •
am pus in Mission Viejo in order to get a full education.
Technically, one could meet all sophomore and
cshman requirements at the Irvine campus. However.
mited library. fine arts and physical education facilities
rce many students to travel to the main campus
• Irvine's population will continue to expand. and the
Hy's young people need a local college that can meet
b:cyduc~:::· Improving , ..
T • ac~JIU ' ••• New ,.,..,....,., 'l1ltn tMy Ht, all
HV•n ol UM ~an Pftif ldenUat bopefW.. 'they r&nlld
from lhe ul-
tra COO •
1er v•tlv•1
such u PhU·
Ip CraM and
Ronald Roa·
11n to the
more moder·
ute Howard
Baker. Robert
Dole and John
Aodenon. SoDMSwhere In between
.,,.. Job.n Conoailly and Georae
Bush.
It was to be a debate to develop
the differences bet ween each can-
didate. The public across the na·
tlon waited anxtouly. But as It
turned out there wq really no de·
bllte .
Mailbox
rr any ot the aeveo had any real
dlrrerencee It faJled to au.rlace.
They were unanlmou.e for cutting
covemment spendln1 but they
ai.o were all for iocreuin1 the de·
fenH and mllltary budaeta. One
wondenJ how both would be pc»ll·
ble?
THE SHAii£ or IL II that It waa lhdr golden opportunity to
speak out againat one of t.he
moat pernicious federal pro·
1rams enr conceived. Thal Is
the "revenue 1bartn1" invented
by Richard Nixon. They dido 't
even question the wladom ol the
program as they all ruabed to
uaure their full aupport.
All but R.e41an who seemed to
try to indicate the states could
better handle their own pro·
grams. But in his faltering pre·
senlalion be was unable lo
articulate bit thoutbta and the
meuqe wu lolt.
Of eoune u,e states. and more
especially Ute local 1overn·
menta, love the Idea of the
federal eovemment 1ctU01 the
blame for t.axtni wbllo they reap
l!Ome ot the benefita. And the
school people are poaltively
euphoric over the federal
bandouta.
IT IS BAD enough for the state
and IO<:&J governmenta t.o be
financed in such an Inefficient
manner. Under the system a
substantial parl or the tax
dollars are used for the collec·
lion from the people or the so
s lates and another substantial
part q>enl in redistributing tl
back to the states and Joc;a!a.
But the real evil ll that the
system has placed atate and
local government unde r the
dominance of the federal PY·
ernment and lta bureaucratl.
Thus local control of the ldlooll.
selr determination of policies
and proaram1 by the cttiea and
counUes. and .ven state'• rt'9IU
h11ve been pniempi.ct by tboee ln
W aahlnaton who, elected by
nobody, represent nobody.
Yet. with their tbrUt• of
withholding federal funds, they
dictate LO the 1cbooll1 lnvade the
rights of the local communities
to d etermine their own pro.
grams. and even compel ~e
legislatures LO enact laws ' or
else··
TKE TAX DOLL.Aas collected
rrom the people within each
state have now become the
federal bureaucrats' money.
They not only decide who wtll
get It but how it will be spent.
But the lure or "free" money ll
a powerful weapon which few
can resist. Certainly the obse·
qu1ous legislators and local
pollt1c1ans and educat.ors show
no inclination to do so.
To the contrary. when citizens
of a community or a state ques-
tion the need or deslrablUty of a
program receiving federal aid,
the slate and local officials
respond wilh "Whal do you care,
1t doesn't cost us anything, it's
federal money."
The Republicans' failure to at·
tack lhe program leaves ooly
Pres ident Carter in opposition.
He has proposed reductions lo
revenue sharing as he seeks to
balance the budget and restore
the economy Fat chance he will
have with a ll of his opponenta
bolstering Congress to continue
and increase the sharing.
But the lesson is there. And
lhl' more the states and local
govt>rnments come lo depend
upon the federal government for
rinancmg lhe more the people'&
ab1hty to chart their own course
d1mlrushea. ll is an erosion ~
freedom which eventually will
d<·~troy the liberties the country
once enjoyed
•
:: Ag<.11 n this week there has been what !)Ounds like good
iic'w~ in terms of getting the Upper Newport Bay cleaned
-a> •: Tht• bay, which hasn't been dredged for more than 10
~·<H!-i. has been for that time the rcc1p1ent of milllons of
Clbic yards of silt, most of it brought down the San
b 1eJ:?o Creek by r a ins .
Gray Whales and Powerboats a Risky Mix
·: At least as discouraging as the pollution of the bay
ttis been the inability of th~ city goyernments surround
~g it to make any progress m resolving the problem.
•! Last week, officials in Irvine, Newport Beach and
Orange County announced plans for a three-pronged at·
tack on siltation. _;i The newest d evelopment came in ~he state's area. ~fle department of Fish and Game. which manages the ~ l acre Upper Bay Ecological ~eserve, h?s been a
slumbLi ng block in the proces~ or ~ng solutions for the
tsa y·~ problem~
: But th1b week, a high ranking Fish a nd Game official
1d thing!) arc changing. The agency. for starters. is pre·
red to use $700.000 not yet spent on visitor facilities for
inor dredging or construction of a de-s1 ltmg basin And
'sh and Game is going after $2.3 million in federal dis·
ter aid to start dredging out some of the most r ecently
rived silt.
t Just to make sure the $700,000 really does go to help
e bay, Assemblywoman Marian Bergson, R·Newport
ach, this week also got a budget restriction for Fish
. d Game to see to it that agency omcials keep their
~rd .
: Things are looking up. .
• • ciimons expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot.
<;lSher vi ews expressed on this page are those of their authors and
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.J I By !!.:~d/T e~~~:.~~challeeged
~Th e count of available to prove th~t lhe Baby Ruth
hoolteachers rises and falls c andy bar· was not named in
mark ably from year to honor of baseball's greatest,
a r . Matter of money, Babe Ruth. All right, the
ually. Buslneu can boost trademark of that confection
wage scales with some was patterned exactly after a
l eed when n ecessa r y . medallion struck during the
hool boards run late in Chicago World's Columbia
s. So business this year Exposition in 1893, some time
s hired away a lot of before Ruth's oallplaying
chers. ltian'tallamatter e ra . Said medallion
money, however. Boredom commemorated the birth of
ays its part. As tbe old President and Mrs. Grover
m an Juvenal sald, "It is Cleveland's firstborn, known
repetition, like cabbage affectionately a s Baby
ved at every meal, that Ruth.
ars out the schoolmaster's ..
Dear
·Gloomy
Gus
Honeybees die when they
stJng humans. But not when
th~y sting other honeybees.
..
ion televtalon they refer
History long bas taught UB
that the Revolutionary hero
Nathan Hale said, "I only
reeret that I have but one life
to glve for my country.'' Or
words to that effect. But
researchers recenUy turned
up an eyewitness account of
Hale's execuUon. In it, be' It
quoted as saying, Instead:
"ll'a the duty of every 1ood
omcer to obey any orders
-given h im by hi s
com mander·in·Cblel."
the president u Mr.
art.er, but Reagan la
lwaya Governor
eagan. Hope the
etwortts fet their act
1etber.
To the F.ditor:
I am a volunteer guide on :J
whalewatcb boat sponsored by
The American Cetacean Society,
of which I am a member. We
have been watchin g the
migration or the California gray
whales since lhe1r arriv1tl in our
area in late December. On
Saturday. March 15. Twas on the
whalewatch boat in Newport ,
Beach Wllh several other A.C S
volunteers and ~everal other
people, observing the northward
migration of the whall·~ Wt•
witnessed a f rightC'n1ng
s pectacle. The Warm1 nglon
Grand Prix. an o ffs hore
powerboat race. was taking
place off of our coastline. in tht>
height of the n orthward
migration of the gray whales!
WHEN THE powerboats,
helico pte rs. and airplanes
involved in the race began LO
enter o ur area. the whales
displayed behaviors that neither
I nor other volunteers had ever
seen before. Five whales, upon
bearing the ext r emel y
high-pitched noises. and feeling
tt)e sounds reverbe rating
throu&h lhe water, did an abrupt
380 cfegree turo and beaded
southward, going at least twice
as fast as th~ were eoing while
heading north! Tbey acted very
frightened and disoriented.
We also observed several
other pods ot wbaJes that. upon
the approach or the boats .
turned In toward the coas1.
began swimming in circular
patterns. and completely altered
their normal s wimm ing ,
breathing and diving techniques.
and were llenerally displaying
harassed and terrified behavior
created by lh• noise. and heavy
boat tra m c. boat racers and
spectator boata alike.
These whales. if in the path or
a racing boat goin~
approximately 85 mph , could
oot have been avoided . The
whale. and lhe boat's occupants
would probably have been
killed, and the boat certainly
would have been destroyed.
Thll boat race should be put
off until the lut of the whales
have passed our coaslllne and
are safely out of the area where
the race occurs. Jt is only a
matter of approximately two
months' difference In the
achedullng of the race. Appeals
have been sent to the race
sponsors, The Warmington
Group, t.o postpone next year's
Warmington Grand Prix unUI
after the mieraUon l8 over. I
sincerely hope that this wtll be
the cue. ·
MIMI SWAIN
s.c.
lnfanta don't 1et soa1iclt. ""'e•a&c•• ·~el•• Toddlers don't, either. Not •~ -~ ..,....
flow degrading to h:J vl' lo
march for our wages'
When the most treasured gift
given to us 1s our children -
what price can you put on
educators? Are ~ not of vaJue
to lhc parents of our studf"Tlts"'
Certainly we do not seem to be
important to our district ad
m inistrators or polil1c1ans who
run the sysll•m.
Parco~ where urc you"
DO \"OU NOT SCl' your hard
working dt!dicatC'<l tctH'hcr:..
~ho give of their llm<.'. t•ncrg).
emot1ons and Ion• lo provide the
best educat ional expt>rtl•nce
possible for your child 1n this.
the wealthiest area m Orange
County?
How do you measure pay for
auch a profession·>
S urely you want the best
bomes, the best cars. the best
clubs and are willing lo pay.
whatever the cost. How do you
measure the cost 7 There isri'l
enough money in all of Orange
Co unty to pay the worth of the
top teachers we have in the
Newport Mesa Unified School
District.
Parents beware! The top
teachers will be leaving soon as
they are no longer abJe Lo sup
port their famUiei; on a teacher's
;>ay in this district. Without a
c oat·Of ·llvi ng claus e for
teachers. there is no future in
the profession
DONNA CARPENTER.
Teacher
Newport Mesa Unified
School Dlstnct
~~--To the Editor ·
We are outraged by J ack An·
dl•non'~ totei disregard for
truth and lack of pro ·
fcssionaliBm as renected in his
column on the Un ited Farm
Workers. Much of the column
consis t s of Inflammatory
rhetoric and vague generaliza.
t ions based upon several specific
examples cited in lhe piece .
Anderson claims the UFW
"actually meets secretly" with
growers in Texas. ArlzoDa. New
Jersey and Florida "to sabotage
agreements won by other un·
ions." The only group ln any of
these states that even purports
lo hold contact.a with 1rowen ls
In Arizona where a comJ>ant W\·
Ion bu alped "yellow Oos'' eon·
tracts with two or lhret
Phoenl•·•rea citrus 1rowers
(where workers a1ree not to Join
le1IUmate unions, lnchadJns the
UFW and the Teamatera). The
UFW has never met with any ot
these growen -they have re· f~d to talk wtth "' for nu.rly
10 yean detplte ttrlk• bJ OW'
'membert and demand1 by
worken to recoplae \be urw.
until •le a or 4, lf evw, do To tbe Editor: •No__, ---"-.u • .--.. th•v ....... to ·--•!--ot What baa ha,---....! to our pro. ,. _.. wnuma --· tbit'ml::abkt ~ le111oll? ..,.__ count of• .U..ed beltlns ff•
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"tn\t'SlJJtatlH· n •por1t·r · "'h1ch
'4as ~uppo~l·dl y '41lnl''"·d
personull) b> mt> at .i Phoenix
U FW rally Reports from the
dozen or so newsmen who at
tended the rally a nd f rom
plamclot~ PhOt'mx poltn· of
ricer ~ who \4l're tht>rc lo.£)'
nothing or ct reporter or an~on•·
else who was "bad!) ~:aten Jl
the t>Yl'nt Anderson's rc·pont•r
now savs "badlv bt.•.i tt·n · ";"
too Slmn.e. he ~ .t\ onl\ '\IUJ.:j.!t d
and !>ho\ed :.round
For r<'ason-. or -;par<· and •1m1·
lh1s lctt<.•r d0t•\ nut rl'fult• l'\l'r\
h<.• 1n Anden.on " foul Jltaci-'"'
u~ If ht' had lhl' elh1c'I d.l\d pro
rcss1onaltsm to check his ful·ls
with independent sources . An
derson ~ouJd have beC"n plea.-.ed
lo know that the constttutional
procedurl's .ind guar a ntet'!';
practiced b; lhe l ' rW otrt• amo~g e most democratJc or
any · n Ill lhe nation
CESARE CHAVEZ
President.
United Farm Worters
of Amenca
.,.,n-811&
To the Editor
A comment on the March 12
article. "Sl Jump in Water Bills
Due .. Tile artkle goes on to say
··perha ps" a dollar a month
increase to most famihes along
the Orange Coa s t , w ith
numerou.o; "conjedures" by the
wa t er districts' many, many
ort1c1als of the m any, many
areas
There was no mention at all
about the acres and acres or
water used by the farm
cooperatives. come rain or come
shine. or any suegesUons that
lhe big, big water users cul back
tn any way
Now. with the he lp of tbc
Daily Pilot, the many, many
water officials rrom the many,
many water districts can up the
cost of water to homeowners
pretty much u they IC<' f1L The
raise in services can and wtlJ
exceed the Sl a month propostd.
Wattna bet!
ZOEE.RALPH ..,.,.,,,...,....
To the Editor :
l read with great interest your
Ma rob 17 article on the arrest ~
a panhandler ln taavna Beach.
I thought you and your
readers milhl be interested to
know that the "lifeguards that
joined the P."nuit. and t.ackled
the swipect • were not on dut)'
personnel called to &be aceM,
but rather. the1 W"tte off duty
seasonal Ufeguarda for the ~tty
of La1un~ B~acb. Tb• two
1uard1. Al Mendet and Jon
Brick. obaerved the p0Uce ol·
ncer ln • rather comprom1atn1
altuation and ottered !Mir M ·
slataoce. Tbla a11i1lance ltd cnr.et.l1 to the auapect'• capture. u m'l we.-t.Ut bYtl•n+m
'
orr1•1 '" ht·lp th•· poli ce these
cl.1 \, .1ml 1 felt I htl> purt1cular
100.,td nn· ~houltJ Ix· brought lo
~our attcnl1on
'll•ed.lt>l>!> lo say our associa·
lion "' \Cry proud or our two
m1·m her!>
l!OB PAITERSON,
President
Laguna Reach
l.1fl•guu rd Assoc1at1on
Pm .. "' •• \llftr
1 11 1 he FAiior
A~ the \\Orricd parent of a
rhllct at f'a1rv1ew State Hospital,
I Jpprt"<'1ate your concern for
tht• welfare of the handicapped
c1t1Lens 1r Proposition 9 ~hould
pJss However, I consider your
l'dttorial o f March 18
misdirected. You should point
your attention to•ard the
es<'alating cost of care for tbe
handicapped al Fairview.
Simple arithmetic provtdea
startling information. The
Fairview a nnual budeet ia
almost $41 million which equates
to '30.SOO for each or the 1,340
developmentally disabled people
at Fairview. Since 1975, the
monthly cost or care has risen
rrom Sl..200 to $2,540 per person.
If YOW' newspaper would just
check Into the racts sUTTouncf.i.ng
the rise in cost, you wiJJ find that
the tot.aJ number or handicapped
at Fairvie w h as dropped
drastic.ally :n the past 18 months
from over 1,800 to the curTent
a llt lme l ow or 1 ,340 .
Concurrently with the drop in
patients. lhe staff has risen from
1,600 to 2,100.
I SUGGEST that Fairview
ca refully we ig h the
ramifications or clos ure of
residences and reversion to
custodial care while eliminatint
Foster Grandparents and
essential level of care jobs. The
pubUc may not be satisfied with
lhe manner that Fairview has
chosen to make the ftecessary
c uts in• its budget while
malnlainiq a lavlab, top·heavy
s taff. Whal scares me about all
this is . . . lhat the voten will
demand the cl06ure of the .. le
hospitals becauae pf the
~orblta.Dt cost ol operation.
•More and more proPQSitlonl
may be necessary to cheek tM
runaway 1pendin1 of publle
funds . We, the parenta of
children at Fairview and lM
taxpayers in Ulla state DMd 10Uf'
honest edltortal •lnnsth to fore.
our community colle1e dl1trict1.
and local and state govemmen\I
to atop this wlldly eacalatlq
spending spree.
NAIR WITHBBLD
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Lag11na/Soath Coast ~oarBo•e•••• ·
Dally New paper
VOL. 73, NO. 87, 3 SECTIONS,._.. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFORNIA THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1980 Fl FTEEN CENTS
f Britons Deerg 'Big Spender Anne'
LONDON (AP> Anti·
1"0¥al11u tunned ror Prtnceai.
Anne today, accullna thf'
q.aeen'a da\ll.httr ol ''ln ulUna
BrtUab taxpayers·· by ovtr
apendina her atate·provided al
lowance in a lime of nattooal
belt ·Ughtenln.i
"Bia Spender Anne," :>ald •
headline in ooe newtP•IH'r
Shown by recent polls to be lhe
most unpopular member ol lhe
royal family, the 29-year·old
princess was crilici.zed for bw1d
in& a swnpl-..ous stable at her
Gatcombe Park home, a 1W73
l[ift from Quffn Elisabeth ll to
mark her marrta1 to Capt.
Mark Phi lb pt
"I would have thoucht lhat
people Uke Prances• Anne would
have set an example to O(hera
who 11re not to lucky," 11nee~
Bob Cryer. fl Labor Party
member of Parliament from Iii
working.clas11 Yorkshlrc dii.
tr1ct
·'The spending on the ir
animals . . s hows a lack of
fellow feeling for people," sa1d
Wilfred Gardiner. a local coun
c1lman in the Cot.swolds area of
central Enaland where the cou-
ple Uve.
Th• 1~ndin1 controv ny wu
sparked Wednesday when the
ConservaUve eovernment re-
leased It.a 1980 naUonMl budget.
Most ol the royal family were
budgeted pay raises keeping
pace with Britain's IS.percent
inflation rate, but Princess Anne
got a whopping 30 percent hike.
The reason. Buckingham
Palace said, was lhat the pnn·
eess overspent her 1979 sum ''by
several thousand pounds 1n
pursuance of official dulles" -
Gold, Silver Pl
particularly on Gatcombe Park.
She bad to borrow from a bank
to pay "huge" costs on reoovat·
LDI the mansion's antiquated
roofing and gutt.ering. the palace
said
"Princess Anne. like aU other
members of the royal family. watches her spending extremely
carefully," said a palace
spokeswoman, who declined to
be identified. "Her aJlowance 1s
given not for herself but for
state duties."
The 191l> budget gave Princess
Anne SS.000 pounds ($187,0001,
up from 65,400 pounds ($143,880)
in 1979.
But tax and ree increases in
the budget mean the common
folk will be made to pay more
for medicine. drink. cigarettes
and gasoline.
"Good Day for the Royals.
Mean Day for the Rest," trum-
peted a banner headline in the
mass·cLrculaUon Daily Mirror.
Whale most Bntons adore lhe
royal family and don't begrudge
them their state-provided pay,
some were obviously up in arms.
A Daily Mirror editor said hls
newspaper received "hundred.a
of calla" denouncing Anne's in·
creased allowance.
But Princess Anne's mum is
planning some penny-pinching
of her own, including a hold·
down on palace staff and oo new
car.
She also will dip into her
personaJ fortune -the siie of
which is estimated at hundreds
of millions of dollars in land.
stock holdings, art. jewelry and
other wealth -to be able to re·
fund some of her state aJlowance
m the coming years.
Stock Market Continues Downward Slide
NEW YORK CAP> -The
stock market lapsed into
another broad decline today, re·
suming the slide that began six
weeks ago. Gold and silver also
plummeted.
The Dow Jones average or 30 industrials, which c losed
Wednesday al its lowest level in
almost two years, lost another
22 points to 740 today arter five
hours of trading .
Losers outnumbered gainers
by more than 8·1 among New
York Stock Exchange-listed is·
sue:..
~all Target
The market made a bid to ral·
ly in early trading Wednesday.
but the advance collapsed late in
the session. Analysts said that
showing prompted more selling
today.
Brokers s aid concerns over
record interest rates, inflation
and the prospect or a recession
were still weighing down the
market.
''In this country we have
never !>een either inllat1on or in.
terest rates as high as they are
today," Heinz H. Biel at Janney
M onl~omcrv Scott obscr\ed in a
market commentary.
"lt is a new experience. 1l "'"
quires a new evaluation or all in·
NATION'S LARGEST BANK
TIGHTENS CREDIT -AS
ANTI-INFLATION REAL
INVISIBLE ENEMY -88
ves tment media, of bonds,
stocks, real estate, gold, et<.> "
Gold and si l ver prices
slumped and the U.S. dollar hit
a four·year high against the
Clemente Mayor
Hamm Will Resign
87 STEVE llJTCBELL
Of -o.Hy -StAlff San Clemente Mayor Roy
Hamm, target of a recall cam·
paign begun after this month by
a groui» of angry cititens, said
W edneSday be is resigning from
the council April 1.S. Hamm said the recall effort
against him has "nothing to do
with my decision to step down."
With only two years on the
politically scarred City Council,
Hamm is the senior member in
terms of length of time served.
The insurance s alesman
became the sixth San Clemente
City Council member in two
years to be served wilh a recall
notice March S.
Alan Korsen. who gave Hamm
the papers of intent to recall
during a City Counc!jJ meeting,
charged the mayor with ignor.
ing a 2,000 signature petition
asking that a special election be
held to replace the late Coun·
ciJwoman Myrtis Wagner who
died Jan. 12.
Instead. Hamm and coun·
cilmen Edward Kalscbed and
Richard Ahlman appointed bus1·
nessman Roy Hurlbut to the
council Feb. 9. The action prompted about 200
residents in the council cham·
bers to disrupt tbe meeting,
eventnf!. leading to adjourn-ment ol noisy session.
But m said pressures or
business are forcing him to step
down, adding that the recall ef-
fort .. just about changed my
mind (to reslgn) ...
He said bis tn.suraoce business
Coast
• haa grown to the point ••where it
takes so much time to handle
business that I have little lime
left for my council dutie5."
"It was a yery agoelxtq de-
cision, but it was a matter of
economics."
Hamm said his resignation
becomes effective April lS -a
week after election day in San
Clemente where five candidates
are seeking two seats on the
<.>ouncil. Council members Kalsched
and Ahlman are not seekinwe·
election, so whoever is elected
April 8 will be freshman council
members. <See HAMM, Page A2l
O.U' Pl'9C SQff ,,_
QUITTING SC COUNCIL
Mayor Roy Hamm
Ortega Murders
Probe lntemifies
By FREDERICK SCBOEMERL
Of -O•lll' l"li.t S!Mf
Six Orange County Sheriff's
department investigators are
puttiag in 12 to 16 hour days in a
massive effort lo solve the
murderi1>eUeved to be the work
or a hom<>SC9lual killer.
"The investiHtion ls intense
and is intensifying ," said
sheriff's U. Wyatt Hart, the de·
partment's official spokesman.
Hart said he could not provide
details of where the lnvestiga·
lion is beading, but indicated
that detectives are attempting to
piece together the last houri of
the lives of two Orange County
youths whose nude bodies were
found Saturday alon1 Orte1a
Highway east of San Juan
Capistrano near the Oranae
County-ruvenide County line.
The youths, Glen ~orman
Barker, 14, ol Huntinlton Beach,
and Ruuell Duane l'lqh, 15. of
Garden Grove, bad been
strangled. They bad not been
mutilated, nor sexually molest·
ed Hart said. Meanwhile, Los Angeles
Police Department investigaton
today were attemptiq to iden·
tlty the body of a youth who may
have become vfctl.m 31 ol the
killer. The body waa found Just olf
the Harbor P'ree9ay in an alley
behlM a tool 1upplf company.
Tb• body ,. .. deterlbed .. th.at
of a malil wbtte. between 14 and
1'7 r•ar1 old. Re bad been
1t.rancJ,ed. Hart and tn..U..ton today retterated tbat the Hrlet of
murders -datin8 back to 1t'12
-mat not be the work of c-. .,.non. .
• .,,.... .... tom• fl•rtQI &
llmllaritiel, '' Hart eomm-.ct.
Some ol the murder vtethnt
bad det.ctable amoufttt of
dra••· tacladl•• Valium,
Tylenol, and cbloral hyrate, in
their systems. Others didn't.
Some of the victims had been
mutilated. Others were not.
The common thread, however.
is that all of the victims were
young males, while, and were
hitchhiking or were known to
hitchhike al the times they dis·
appeared.
Hart said investigators from
the sheriff's department and
other law enforcement agencies.
including those in the cities of
Irvine and Seal Beach, are In
constant contact.
He said investigators do not
believe that formation of a task
force, such as that created io the
Los Angeles "hillside strangler"
case, would aid the invest.lg&·
tion.
••
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Italian lir a and a 10-month pe<1k
against the West German mark
nn World financial markets to·
day.
Bullion pn<.>es fell sharply in
the morning and were still well
below Wednesday's levels even
a rter a slight recovery later 1n
the day.
Silver traded in London at $16,
down Sl.50 from Wednesday. But
1t plummeted in New York, to
almost $10 before recovenng to
$11.40. But this was down from
Wednesday's clos e of SlS.80
Wednesday's tugh was $19 90
Wast Unit
Greenbelt
Hearing Set
A publlc llellrif\C on the pro-
posed mes for the Allio Viejo
Greenbelt will be held Monday
by t.be South Coast Regiou.l
Coastal <)vnmiesioa.
The 1 p.m. meeitana In H~
In gton Beach City Council
Chambers will re•lew the ·
California Coastal Cooservan·
cy's plan to preserve more than
4.000 acres inland or Laguna
Beach in open space, recreation,
agriculture and visitor facilities.
The plan. formulated by con·
sullanl John Ganger, received
con cept upproval from the
Board of Supervisors Dec. 11,
and is now being reviewed by
the r egional coas tal com·
mission.
A public heanng by the stale
<.>oastal comau.ss100 is scheduled
April lS.
The proposal uJls for pres-
ervation of about 4.367 acr es
bet ween the planned 20, 000. uru l
Aliso VieJo community and
Laguna Beach.
The greenbelt plan proposes
that recreational facJlilles could
eventually pay for themselves
by sale o( leases for such uses as
a wmery, restaurants and farm
land.
The developers of Aliso Viejo
have agreed to dedicate 3,400
acres of open space in return for
approval of 20,000 dwellings an
the 6,623-acre parcel, where
about 10,000 units had been ap·
proved lnitially.
The greenbelt s tudy says
about $780,000 in county parks
funds would be necessary to
create recreational facilities in
the greenbelt such as bicycle
and biking trails."
That money could be returned
by sale for a proposed 1(}.acre
winery and 200 acre vineyard,
several restaurants. and sate ot
(See ALISO. Page A.Z>
Pte•dP-.•
Tim Twomey happily takes a look at bis day-<>ld son
Christopher at a Sacramento hospital after his wife. Jan·
nie, gave birth Tuesday. Three years ago Twomey made
medical history b~ reeeivmg a testicle transplant from
h1 s 1dentical twm brother, Terry.
2 Clemente W Olli.en
Held in Burglaries
Two San Cleme nte• women
have been charged with a sen e<;
or burglaries m threc cities in
.,..·h1ch e lderly residents were
often lht• victJms.
J ean Loefner, 19, and Cluis
Myatt. 23, were arraigned 10
South Orange County MuruclpaJ
Court Wedne5day on cha rges of
burglary rollowtng thetr arresl
earlier by Sao Clemente police.
Police said the two women ad·
milted committing foul'
burglaries in San Clem"nte.
Police in Laguna Beach,
Newport Beach and Sheriff's
deputies in San Juan Capistrano
are investigating recent scams in
those cities believed carried out
bylhefemaleteam.
Newport Beach police said to-
day ooe of the victims ln their
city 1s former COlfDCil member
Lucille Kuehn who lost $13,000
worth of silver lo burglars. The
oth er cases occurred in the
Easlbluf{ area, police said.
The wome n allegedly ap·
proached homes of older r~i ·
dents posing as lost tour~. If
the home was occupied, one of
the women would ask to use the
restroom.
•'Once inside the restroom, the
woman would unlock a door or
louvered window in order lo
have easy access to the home
late r on," said Investigator Wall
Stevenson.
In one area last week, police
said the two-.Omen returned to
an elderly woman's house alter
the r esident told tbe young
women she had a doctor's ap·
pointment.
"They went in through a
louvered window they bad
loosened during the earlier visit
a nd took a $4,500 watch,"
Stevenson said.
Slain Boy Mourned
By Fellow Students
The women are being held in
San Clemente Jail in order to
help officers recover stolen
property, Stevenson said.
He said police have rec:overed
the $4,SOO watch and hope to re·
cover other stolen goods, Includ-
ing precious metal.
"But that stuff goes fast," he
said, adding that unscrupulous
metal dealers will buy the
<See WOllEN, Patee AZ>
• By &OBERT BUKER °' .. oeleY "" ..... Wedne9day waa a sad day for
the 515 students at Westmont
School in Westmlmter.
That ls when they heard for
the flnt t:i.IM of the tralic death
of their f1uamate, Glen Norman Barker, who was tdeounea
earlier ln the day aa tbe latest
victim ln a 1trtn1 of murden ol
YOWll boya ln Oraqe Coun\1.
Olen, who lived wltb hla
mot.Mr and 1llter in Run~
Beach, wat acUve lD acfiool athletlct. performlo1 OD th•
football, buketball ud ~Ir
team1.
•
"The ktdl wen creat." 1ald
Prlnctpal Can>I WUIOD. .,You
ccL1d M&r a pin d~, tMJ,....
so quid. There -..ere tears too."
Mrs. Wilson and senior staff
members went class-to-class to
tel I the youngsters of the incl·
dent..
"It ls so tragic, particularly
wben a younflter ls Involved.
Tbey have not bad a chance to
live out tbeir lite," she said.
"We wanted to be very
carefU.I. We noted that they PfOl>-
ably rer.d about t.be deaths ol
th• two 10Ullllteft and th.at one of them was tdentifted u Olen. "It ls such an emotional and
delicate .,-e."
Several of the youqaten ap.
parent.11 had lnformaUOn coo·
cerntna Olea'• lut tnown ac·
tivlU• and t.hey eooperai.ct wt.th
(S. Moo&N, Pase AJ)
PUZ4 SPECIAL
OFFERED TOD.tiY
Sprinl brin&a bright Ideas to
the special shoppers and
merchants at Sout.h Coast Plue.
Det.aillng tbc>M-~ldeas, today's
DaJly .Pilot features ••South
Coast Ptua Sprlna Specials," a
four·page Md.ion.
Don't mba "South Coast Plua
Sprina seee1at1" on paaes All to
Al3 of toc1ay•1 Dl.UJ Pilot.
.,
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NEW YOU tAP> -Kuwall. IM °"1eall9Uae ol Petroleum Ka~ eo..tn..• membs lMt kttted otf lbe lat round of
world cNde oH price hik-. LI boolUnc pttc:a by about U .50 a
barrtl, lndUIUy IOUl'CM COGiflrmed today
Tells '7 4 Tale
TM bikee.,.. com• ca ,.not I.be otJ Westent °'' eom·
panl• ~ f'r'Om the Pri.aa Ou.If nation, but ma1 not dlfW\Jy
affect tbe \hlle..ct Stalel .,_._. It buys virtually oo KuwalU oll
Oil prteea hav• doub*S to around '30 a barnl over lbe pa1t
year. wtlb the lat t round of S2 •·barntl hill• comln1 lut
month
••• II .4 .... Pt-lift!
lllLWA\JXEE (AP> Ronald RH1a.n hu pro]>Oted ap·
lyln• "ttt.rem• pniaa'-lre" that could ••touch oo a threat of
forc•T'' to win the reteaM ol American bo9t.1e1 held \n Tehran
by l ranlan m.Wtafttl.
By 0 t.oaD l&OOllS mWIN
Of .. Mir ...... tUH
County Ma1'b ofrldals have
•lveo ~P tr1ln1 to flnd the
aource of a am•ll on Orange
Count.y Trana!t Di trict bua•
that 1ome driv e r• and
paaaenaen say ia makin1 them
llck.
"If there'• somethinJ the~.
we haven't found It. We've pret.
ty much cloeed the caae, '' said
Ken Realer, of the County
PubUc Health Department.
8)' DAVID KUTZMANN
Of .. D9ll~~U..tufl
kurde r d efendant Rodney
Alcala waa ldentlfted Wednea·
day u the man who forced a
13-year-old girl to smoke marl·
Juana for the flnt Ume and who
klaMd her "pusionately" aft.tlr
abductlng her six yean aao.
Tbe former Cahrornta 1overnor. campal1nln1 for
Wi1consln'1 Republican p,_.denUal primary Tue.day, told re·
porten that m makln.a hla proposal. he wu "not Jlneo t.b1Dkln1
of puahln& lbe war butt.oa" over the estlmated ao hoetaae• who
have been held captlve 1lnce Nov 4
Rea1an said tl\at ln handling lbe hosta1e crisla, the Carter
administration raUed to take advantaae of Iran's dependence on
lmported rood and Its need to dellver oil to tankers each day
1\le \'n<-0 1at11c-i ...... i•
NEW YORK <AP> -Government lawyers uy there is ln-
sumclenl evidence to brine indictments a1ain1t any Carter ad·
ministration offlclals ln the lnvest11aUon of alleaaUons that
But tranalt district officials
HY they are still tryin1 to find
the source of the odor that
prompted 3S written complaints
of headaches and nausea,
primarily from drivers.
· The problem began lut fall, a
district spokesman said, wben a
bus drive r complained that
fumes lD the brand-new buses
were giVlng him headaches.
The transit district had recent·
l y purchased 65 of the
streamlined buses from the Ohio
firm ot Grummln·Flxlble. 'Jbe
buses are fuJb' air·condltiooed,
but are built with windows that
<'an't be opened.
Secretary of State Cyrus
Vance says the Carter ad·
ministration's foreign policy
is on a difficult but correct
course. He also said U.S.
pohcymakers are '·review-
ing our options" m the event
tangible progress 1i:. not
made on freeing the Iran
host ages
Alcala, 36, is char1ed with the
kldnapplng and murder or Robin
Samaoe. 12, of Huntington
Beach. last June and proa·
ecutors in lbe case Wednesday
offered testimony pert.amln& to
Alca~·s past.
Julie L Johnson. 19. told
Jurors in Superior Court Judge
Phllip Schwab's Santa Ana
courtroom that Alcala took her
aeaum ber wall to a bluffs area
m Huntmgton Beach in 1974,
where he kissed her and forc<:d
her to i.moke marijuana
M 1ss Johnson i.a1d she had
l>een wa1tmg to catch a bus to
Robert L . Vesco tried to have the White
House fix bla legal problems, 'J1le New York
Tim ea reported today. The newspaper cited sources cloee to the
lnqulry aa saying the prosecutors' assess·
ment of the case was relayed t.bis week to a
federal grand jury conducUnc the lnvest11•·
tlon by Asslatant U.S. Attorney Harry Ben-
ner. 1 Vesco, the fugitive American rlnanc er
char1ed with bilking stockholders out of
milliona of dollars in an international swindle
a decade ago, is living in the Bahamas. ..,..., A.,_., I• Priee 8111.e•
WASHINGTON (AP> -1n an effort to help slow inflation,
the Cart.er adminiltratlon moved today to get U.S. businesses to
delay some price lncreues until summer.
The Council on Wage and Price Stability, which oversees
the nation's voluntary anti-inflation program, asked companies
that planned price increases ln the second quarter thla year to
hold off on half the planned rise until the third quarter.
"The change is designed to insure that pnce increases are
phased in gradually over the remainder of the second program
year." the council said in a statement.
,.,..,,. Page Ptage A J
HAMM TO RESIGN. • •
That would leave Coun-
cilwoman Karoline Kooster as
the veteran council member
with one year of experience.
And Mrs. Koester races a re-
call election June 3.
"Sure, it's a sad commen·
tary." Hamm said Wednesday.
Marines Join
Navy Exercise
CAMP PENDLETON (AP> -
Sailors aboard 13 warships with
1.000 Marines are engaged m a
week of amphibious training
along beaches between San
Diego and Camp Pendle'nrn .
The drills involving lhe 3rd
Fltet and the Isl M11r1n e
Division began Wednesday and
end April 4.
A Navy spokesman m San
Diego described 1l as "a routine.
mid level exercise planned for
quite a long time .,
Sea/ ood Sale
Ai Dana High
A fund -raising Alaskan
seafood sale 1s planned Fnday
and Saturday. March 28 and 29.
by the Dana Hilla High School
music department
Smoked salmon, king crab,
shr imp and other ltems will be
on sale from 10 a.m. to e p.m.
both days ln the school parklnl
lot al the corner of Golden Lan·
tern Street and Acapulco Drive.
Proceed.a will be used to help
pay for toura. aheet mualc. a
choir accompanist and unl·
forms.
OAAMOI COMT L1K
DAILY PILOT
··Politics has turned sour in this
town.
Hamm s aid ''People have
been looking to the Clly Council
to solve problems, but the City
Council is the problem."
Others In the city say Kamm
was the problem, lncludlng Alan
Korsen, who wu headlng the re·
call drive against Hamm.
"l don't have anytblna aeainal
the man personally." Konen
said. "but I don't believe he
reflects the views of the people
of San Clemente. His voting
record refled.s that " He said the appointment or
Hurlbut to the council despite
the request for a spedal eJec
lion, "was merely the m<>5t ob
vious of his votes."
Korsen said his biggest con
cern now Is that the new Cl\v
Co uncil not appoint a replace-
ment for Hamm "unless 1t as an
rnterlm ap~ointment until a
regular election could be called."
Mrs Koester . H.amm's
political foe on the City Council,
said today she wants a si>ectal
election called to fill Hamm's
seat. "That's if he does step down."
she said. "I haven't seen any
papers or proof that he bu done
so, and I'm not going to com·
ment further until he does of·
ricially resign "
Hamm could participate in the
naming of a new mayor and vice
mayor at the April 1S meetint.
In which two new councll mem·
ben will be officially seated.
His departure that night wlll
leave a four-member councll ln·
cludin& Koester, Hurlbut and
two new members.
Whether a fl.Ith member will
be selected by the new councl!1 or whether the council will cau
for a sped al elecllon la not
known.
Betty Malouf
Dead at 73;
Rites Friday
A memoriaJ service wu1 be
held Frtday for Betty Fortune
Malouf or Laguna Beach, who
died March 23 at the age of 78.
She waa active ln many civic
groups including the Laguna
Beach Museum of Art, the
La1un1 Beach A11l1tance
Lea1ue and the Laguna Niauel
Art Auoclation.
Survivors include her niece,
Betty Jane Lang of Corona del
Mar; and her nephewa, WlWam
Fortune of New J1n1y, Chlrlll
Malouf of Puadena, and Robert
Malouf of West Covtna.
The memorial aervtce wm
betin at 11:30 a .m. at tho Corona
del Mar Community Church, 811
HeUotrope Ave .. Corona dtl
Mar.
Prlvate burlal wtll be at
Paclfic View Memortal Pan.
The f amlly ha1 reque1ttd that
contribution• be made to th•
Lacuna Beach MUHUm of Art
mndowment PUnd or th• Laiun•
Beach Alltltanct Le•IU•·
After the Initial complaints.
both transit district and county
health expert.a tested the buses
in question. Also called in were
s pecialists from the state ~
cu palional Safety and Health
Administration, the enforcement
agency for industrtal health and
safety.
But the buses passed all the
tests for carbon monoxide and
other toxic materials with flying
colors. Lev('ls of the noxious
fumes inside the bases were well
within safety standards. Regier
said.
The transit district then hired
a man they call one or the top
toxicologists m the state, Dr.
Daniel F. Rubin He found
nothing
I',.... Pap Al
WOMEN •••
material even though they know
11 1s stolen.
Sgt. Jim Carson or Newport
Beach noted that of the silver
taken from Mrs. Kuehn's Irvine
Terrace home. only three serv
ing pieces have been recovered.
Stevenson said the women ad·
mltte d commlttlng simllar
burglaries ln other cities, includ·
Ing two in Laguna Beach. four in
Newport Beach and two in San
Juan Capt.Strano, all ln the last
few weekJ.
The women were arrested
after a ·San Clemente man al·
legedly saw them enter an UDOC·
cupied house.
Police arrived too late to ar·
rest the pair, but a description of
the blue pickup truck t hey were
driving led to the arrest of oae of
the women Friday.
The other went to the San
Clemente Jail Saturday to visit
• .her friend and was s ubsequently
arrested, police said.
· Police did not publlcl)I an-
nounce the arresta unW Wednes·
day because they wanted to
notify -other police agencies
about t)e alleged crime ring.
and wanted to recover some of
the stolen property.
"One thlq the Sirls told us
was that they never tried to get
Into hou.lea that were properly
secured," Stevenson said.
"They said they didn't bave
the expertiae, so they only hit
places where a door or window
was open "
The two women are each be·
lnl held on $5,000 ball.
Laguna Cop
Struck; Me•a.
Man Arre•ted
A 37-year-old Costa Meaa man
who claimed he was a buildln&
inspector attempted to shut
down a Laauna Beach construe·
tlon 1lte W8dnetday nl,bt, police
say, and wu arrested after as·
sertedly striking a local police
officer who tried to stop him.
Anthony Robert Matthews of
248 E . 22nd St., Colta ll•a, was
c harged wtth battery on a peace
officer, refusing to leave after
belne warned he was treaplll·
lnt and resiatlnC arrest.
Sgt. Gree Barts said he was
providing security work ·~ a
local bank that ls under•otnC
major remodelln• at night.
Bartl said Matthew• tried to
fore• hia way into llM interior ol
the bulldlnt at about.1:40 p.m.
''Ht ~ ION&mlnl that he
wa._-a bU1ldla1 lJllpector and
wanted to 1hut down comtnac·
tlon," the officer aald. Barta
addtd t1'at the man aapparently
had bterl 4rtnkln1. Matthews ref\aled to leave and beaan 1wlnlin1 at Barta, 1trnc.
tn1 him ln ihe chnt, the offt~r
1ald. TM rnan w11 aubdutd by
Barta and 11v1nl ctmltructlon
worketa and wH taken lnto
euatody.
M attbew• wu lrantpon.d to
Oran1• Ooullty Jall Wed.Mlday
nJtbt and detained In Utu of
Sl.500 bail.
Vets Honored
Vietnam Memorial Set
Orange County ser vicemen who lost their lives in the
Vietnam conflict will bt· honored 'at 11 a m Saturday
through the unveiling of a memonal at the county Hall of
Administration In Santa Ant1
DURING TIU: ceremon}, a four by five-foot bronze
plaque listing the names of aru servicemen who were
killed m Vietnam will be prest>nted by Gold Star Mothers.
a 51-year-Old organization of mothers who lost a t h2!!1 m
m1lttary service. .c
Guest speaker will be rettred Navy Capt Eme5t M
Moore Jr . who was a pni.oner of war from M~rrh 1987 to
March. 1973
JOINING MOORE and relatives of those killed in \'1el
nnm will be Jst Distract Supt"rv1sor Philip Anthony Rev
Otto E Sporrer of Laguna lllll'i and t he c · S ~annt-C•1fll•
3rd Aircraft Wing Band
C:011ncil Candidates
Forms Scheduled
Laguna Beach Caty Council
candidates wlU be quined on
local Issues al pre·elect1on
forums slated for Friday and
Monday. The Laguna Beach Taxpayers
Associallon will sponsor a .. Meet
the Preas" aeaalon Friday.
beglnnlnl at 7:30 p.m. In City
Council chambers.
Local press representatives
will direct questions to council
incumbents Jack McDowell and
Sally Bellerue and challengers
Steve Ragg s and Neil
Fitzpatrick. The four will com
pete in the April 8 local ele.:tion
The League for Honest Gov
ernment will sponsor a debate
for the candidates :ii 7 30 p m
Monday. also In the council
<'hambers.
Under the debate format. each
candidate will make u brier
F.otries Screened
WASHINGTON <AP> The
lmm1grat1on and Nalurahzallon
Service said today it i1 conduct·
ing "stnngent screening" of Ira-
nians entering this country and
denied there is any "go-soft "
policy to avoid incidents wtth
them.
'
ope.iung statement and then ma)
direct questions at other can
didat.es. Ll oyd !\f ilnc-. .t real tor
and former planning com
missioner. w ill s en•e a.,
moderator
F..-.... AJ
AUSO •..
farmland for row crops
The Sanger plan calls for an
equestrian center , and ex
panslon of the n ine hole Ben
Brown Golf Cour~c in South
Laguna to an 18 h<M'"course.
The coastal conservancy has
a lready approved le ndi ng
$450,000 ror the ~rcenbell. which
would be repaid by revenue ~e nerat ed fro m public a nd
private uses in th(• open spaet•
area. An additlonal $700 ,000 fo r
future facilitaea would t'Ome
from the county and would be
repaid m a similar manner over
a five year penod. lbe study
says . . The Huntington Beach council
ch ambers are located at 2000
M aln Street in Huntington
Beach
..
1cbool ln October1 lt74. when a
man she idtntlflea u AJcat1 ap-
proaebecl her at Warner Avenue
and Beach BouJevard.
Alcola, a.he said, sat on a curb
with her and talked with her for
awhUe and then orrered to drive
her to echool. Declinlna at first,
ahe said, ahe finally accepted his
otrer.
Ho wever, Mlt1' Johnson
tesUfied, Alcala dld not atop al
her school and told her he want·
ed to ct)eck out an apartment a
short distance away. When she
insisted she wanted out, she
said, he told her to be quiet "in a
rude tone."
She became frightened. she
said, as he drove her to a cliffs
area off Paclftc Coast Hlghway
1n Huntington Beach. Miss
Johnson said s he thought of
making a break. but Alcala
came around the passenger's
i.1de and look her by the arm.
S!te laid he took her to a rocky
area where they sat down and he
produced the marijuana, forcing
her to smoke it. Once she tried
to get up, she said, but he
grabbed her by the leg.
Sitting back down, she said,
Alcala then put hi.I arm aroWld
her and kis se d her
''passionately .•·
Park rangers eventually came
by and arrested them both, Miss
Johnson testified.
She later told Huntington
Beach police what had O<'.curred
and the arrest resulted in Alcala
being sent back to prison for
vlolallng probation. He had been
1n )ail for a 1968 rape case in·
volving an 8-year-old Hollywood
~1rl and had been released m
August. 1974
lie was released a~ain 1n 1977
an tonnect1on with the case n~
voh 1 n~ Miss Johnson
f',.... Pagr Al
MOURN .•.
<1eputy ~benff investigators Jt
the school at the end of thi: da~
lnvt'st1~alors a lso have told
,r houl offtc t al~ not lo relea~l·
certain 1nformallon 1n fear that
1t m1 j.!hl hamper thetr 1nvest1 g<i
t1on
A long wilh the gnm news. lhl·
"<'hool officials als o warned
vounJ!sters that h1t chh1kmg •~
very dan&erous and au the boys
&n•olved an the mur~rs had
been hilC'bblllln~.
"We t.o4d them that they must
find a belt.er way of tramporta.
lion than httchhikwg," she u.id.
OC'ean View School Superin-
tendent Dale Coogan said that
all children will be warned or
the dangers of hitchhiking
before the spring vacation holi ·
day which begins Saturday.
Mrs Wilson said that clas.<11es
at Westmont, which is in the
Ocean View School District, will
~ dismissed earl.)' so that stu-
dent 1 can attend runeral
services Friday for their
classmate.
Services are scbeda.Jed at 2 •
p.m . at the Peek Family
Colonial Funeral Home, 7801 ·
liolsa Ave., Westminster.
Memorial aervtcea also are to be
conducted at the school.
I
New Sex
Education
Book H it
SACRAMENTO <AP> -A
proposed st.ale reference book
for the teachers ol sn education
ii "an attack by the sex educa·
tlon establlsbment on the famJ.
ly ," uys crttic Jacqueline
Kasun ol Eureka.
But at.ate health consultant
Susan Cronenwett calls Mrs
Kasun "a self-appointed zealot
to stop sex education who has
distorted the book ...
Mrs. Ka.sun saJd in a telephone
interview Wednesday that the
state has been "doing every.
thing it could to conceal the
book rrom parents."
si-••e11 lttjllrftl
BAKER (AP) -The filming
of new footage for the science-
fiction blockbuster "Close En·
counters of the Third Kind'• con·
tinued in the Dumont Sand
Dunes after four stuntmen were
injured when they tell out of fly.
ing Jeeps, a Columbia Pictures
spokesman said.
··It was apparently not as
serious as we had first thought
with helicopters flying in to take
people to the hospital." s aid
Marvin Levy at the Columbia
studio in Burbank
Mgm BW B~lced
SACRAMENTO <AP>
Gasoline sen.;ce stations would
have to post their prices on signs
legible from passing vehjcles.
under a bill approved by a
Senate committee.
Over the opposition of service
station owners , the Business and
Professions Committee voted 5·2
Wednesday for S81430 by Sen
John Ho lmdahl . 0 -Castro
Valley, sending it to the Senate
Finance Committee.
3 ... ,..,..,.s,...
S AN DIEGO CAP)
Neighbors are ba!Oed by the
violent deaths of an East San
Diego family s hot in what
a uthorities describe as an ap-
parent double murder and
suicide.
Homicide detectives said
James R. Hart, 35, apparently
killed his wife and ll·year-old
son before turning the gun on
himself. ..............
CARLSBAD (AP) -An $18
million trash compacting and
trans fe r s tation, sever e l y
damaged by an explosion, is ex·
peeled to be out or operation for
an indefinite length or time.
There were no injuries report·
ed as a result of the explosion
which rocked t he Palomar
Transfer Station Wednesday af·
ternoon.
$
•
LOS ANGELES CAP) -A plan unvtlled by
Sout.blnl CaUloraia coutruclUl9 lnd"'9&ey u4 uo'°91
....... .... I .......... ~lh Ua ...... loeu ua .,._ .S.CrtW .., .. fllMIKtal expert u 1 pot.en.
Ual ''eodMDd" '°"the alllna houalna lndu.alr)'. Key mua1emeot aod Wlioo ln<.MI ol 10 ..WOO l\anda held • Ml'lea of m..unu lh1I k and qreed to
chanMI mllllON ot doUan lnlo lon1·term loan eommlt·
meng for CCJNtn>cUon ol boron and other bu.Ud.lnc•,
~veNU E. Shell, bead of the AfL·ClO Plumben and
Plj)eOtt.en Union. Hid Wednetday.
80A.alMG INTE&EIT &ATl\8 aad r11inl un·
TlnmllJs llp
employmimt IPW'fed the mcM. lhell slid, addlni "we
hope UM Idea wtU 1pl'Md quickly, nnt tbrou1bout CalUonu .... tbn ICNle the natloo ...
penslcn fund money wtO be 10mewbat below the
lng r-. to.clay -wblcb rana-from U percent percent.
"If t.helr plan. materiallae. and thelr lnttrett rates
are reuooab&., It could be a IOdHnd to the iftduatry."
11id a apc>hemao for Amencan Savine• and Loan Co.
llCMfllVE•. BE DECLINED to apeeulate on • act rate, addlna that if the pqram la approved •
ped.ed. t.ma of eaperta in the lnduatry wU1
wti.t nte to cbarse. ~ W. 0... CIDDOD, .ucutlve Yioe president of the
California Savtnp and Loan IDIUtute, called lhe pro-
poeala a "alp.lflcant atep ln the rt1ht dlrec:Uon and t.be
kind of action we have been ura1Dc for yeara."
.._ of the e1tJmated ti bWlan In peasicm fUnd •
serves held for Southern Callfornla btdldtnc
Shell said the Interest rates to be charged for
•orttm la pneeatly ln•ested la 8tocb. bonds and •
ernroeat securtUes. and the ~ mmt •till IO r finu approval to the Ml boards of tnasteel.
* * *
Bank Sets New
Credit Rulings
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Reacting to Pres!·
dent Carter's credit crackdown, the Ba.nk of
America. the nauoo'a laJ'leet bank. bas biked its
interest rat.et and said it will tum down most new
c ustomers' requests for loans.
THE BANK RAS TAKEN the actions to com-
ply wtth Federal Reserve directives to hold the
growth in domestic loans this year to a 6 percent to
a 9 percent range
To control the growth in the area of credit
card loans outstanding, the bank wiU .
-Boost its minimum monthly payment re .
quirement on Bank·Americard·Visa and Master·
Card accounts to 6 percent or the unpaid balance
or $25. from 4 percent of the unpaid balance or $10.
-Strengthen its criteria for new credit card
applicants as well as for mcreases in credit limits
for cardholders . ALL MAKES!
_ INCREASES ITS TRANSFER and check 833 0555 service fee from 1 percent to l 'l"l percent -
For home loans, the bank said It 1s increasing Ask For Our
from 16~ percent to 17 percent 1ts interest rate on
fixed·rate loans for $150,<XX> or less on single lllS£ SPECIWST ot
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' Elect
Incumbent
Donn Hal~
t :
G le nn Henry, a 37·ycar-0ld fa rm worker. s miles after an
o ut·of-court settlem e nt which gives SS m illion to some
25.000 California farm workers in a la ws uit challenging
the Teamsters' Union's pension fund. The agreement
mus t be approved by a federa l Judge
family dwellings HOWARD 0.vrolet
Al the same lime. it 1s tncreasmg its van a ble ,_ · ·,..-·.., ..... _ "'
rate loans in the s ame pnce range Crom 16J..• to .!m-==N=EWPOR==T=Bi=:'EAziC..:H~-=:iJI 16~•. The maximum rat.Jo of loan to appraised
value or property will be lowered to 75 percent
from 80 percent. Call 642-5678
Put a tew words
10 work tor you
DONN
HALL
FOR
COSTA MESA
CITY COUNICL
Vote April 8. 1980
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ACLU Suit
Bacb Gay
S AN FRA Nc t ::,<.:o <A P > The
American Civil Liberties Union has filed
suit on behalf of an Atherton illustrator.
Warren Preston, 41, whose government
security clearance was taken a w ay
because he is a homosexual.
The lawsuit, filed io U.S. District Court
Wednesday against military officials, is
believed to be the first court test of
whether the clearance known as "SCI,"
which is higher than "lop secret, .. can be
revoked by the Na4onal Seeunty Agency
without due process.
It also ts believed to be the first test of
whether security agency investlgato~ can
demand details or governm ent workers'
sex lives and then revoke their security
BEAT
THE
DEVEWPERS VOTE
NO
ON D
Bob Spreen --a.-.-.. -
Girls' Spring
dress sale.
7.991022.99
Lots of styles and colors to
choose from. Get your daughter
dressed for Spring with these
special prices. Sundresses,
knits and more .
Umited qtJBntltles.
A. Gingham dttJCk po/ytlstsr I
co tton sundress. 4 to Bx. SptJclat 7.99
Fly right to downtown Hobby Airport.
8 . Htwsllan style print 09SS with tube top.
Pplyestflflootton. 7 to 14, Spec/st, 11.99 ..
Girls' a,.._ 462 snd 4 70
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JU61 oaJJ • Daral Agwit. your CtxptJitate 'Jlere/ Amtn99t
or Hugb81 Airftlt at (714) !M0-2060.
Pitce 11130'-elf Cll»'W&1 adult CX*h fire. Mid ii llUbfect to c:bmga.
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Shoo BulOc;#l"I $ocAtt Co11t Plaa ft4on,•Ftl. 10.9:30. Sat. 1~~ Sun. 12·5.
BulloGk'• 1.a1-1on *'°· Mlalorr \fl#O ,.,, (114) 486-3111 .
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Beach Cl COUM1111111nbiir9 have appl"041e. n to 110, tor ·tidd!Uonal 1eolol c atudi Ln ~Ua Ml-&.bborhood that has experienced .Up· • tn the pa1t few montha. 1be •l-0,ooo NlUna ~alter the city spent nearly
000 for 1D1Ual atudMe lat November fj)I' TahlU Avenµ pcrUes and Thurston lnLennedlato School above lh lde street.
That lnJUal 1tudy bowed tbl poaatblUty oC Lhe ex ·
ence of a rock 11lld• aide under the properdes. Bul lhts
logist bald more studies tlncllldtni earth bortn ) a.re
eded
City ofOclals wore ln o quandary lo recommendin8 '
fther studies bccaus the addltJ0t1aJ probe wouJd ap.
ar to primarily benem the five private prc;u>erty
nent on Tahall
Thal could be construed as a gltl ot public funds, the
y manuger and cit y attorney warned.
'The council ordered the studies anyway. reasontna
• l if the homes slid down the hm they would carry the
blic street and posslbly the school with tht!m.
By Justifying the public expenditure in that way, the
unciJ demonstrated that even in fiscally tough Umes.
m ellmes government has to go the extra step when
izen.s are in trouble.
ot Measures
San Clemente vot ers waH be ask ed April 8 to decide 1f
position of city treasurer should be made appointive.
They will also be asked wheUier five counc1lmanic
voling districts should be establis hed in the strife-torn
municipality.
Regarding the question of an elected or appointed
dty treasurer, there are arguments supporting both posi-
tions An appointed treasurer might insure a qualified
p~son for the post with expertise in finance and a ccount·
ing .
.But that treas urer would not be independent of the
c 1ty administrators or the City Council.
An elected treasurer, independent of both the ad·
ministration and the council, can monitor city funds and
question city expenditures without fear of recrimination.
Given the unst able politics of San Clemente, an in·
d e pendent treas urer paid $250 a month to invest city
runds and sign bonds seems the better solution -so long
a s it isn't filled by someone who wants to use the office as
a sounding board for his brand of politics. Re~arding separate councilmanic districts, the pro·
posC:1l would only encourage sectionalism within the city .
If two or three qualified candidates live m one district.
; a nd no we ll qualified canctidates are running in anothl'r
: dis trict. the v<J.l:ers really do not have adequate choices.
' In a town the s ize of San Cle mente . there 1s no re ason
: to a bandon the at· large representa tion at the present
;t ime . ., ' e
~mpronllse Needed
• : Once again, Orange County superv1son. showe d their
.: .1p rarent dis regard for the opinion~ or the electorate by
: .1pprovmg the massive g rading of San Ju<t n Capistrano's
• t 111 cc·mile ridge line.
: Supervisors voted 4-0 (with Harriett Wieder absent)
: l:.iq week to approve n ·s1denttal dtvelopment on more ~t han two·th1rds of the ridgclinc JUSt outside San Juan's ct·
-;;l) lt m1L"i
:; The board acted over the o bjections or San Juan of
•;f1r ia ls and reside nts who offered a compromise plan that
::wo uld have m eant far less gr<tding on the s kylrne over-
::lookmg the city. ~ The Cam peau Corp. and Shea Homes plan to con·
~trucl 2.800 homes on the three-mile stretch. but it wasn't
'1.he number of units that bothered San Juan folks They
::Were more concerned about violation or the ridgeline ~ Despite c ity arg uments that something could be
:"·worked out the board turned a deaf ear to their reason· .. .
f"Jng . ~ Supervisor Chairman Ralph Clark rudely cut off
,..:public discussion on the item and called for a vote after
:j..he rel'.]\ainder of the board indicated appr oval of the de-
~vclopet-'s proposal.
,: Now the city is preparing to sue the county board to ~verturn the action, c laiming the plan was approved ~1thout proper environmental documentation and zon.
"ng laws were violated in original .!Ubmission of the plan.
' The county should agree to seek some middle road
~or resolving the 1ssue. ..
' . -()pinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot.
~her views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
rt1sts. Reader comment is invited Address The Daily Pilot. P.O.
x 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321.
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Boyd/Teaching
• By L.M. BOYD
·• The count of availiible
choolteachers rises and falls
emarkably from year lo
ear . Ma tter of money ,
s ually. Business can boost
s wage scales with some
peed when n eceasar y .
chool boards run late In
Is. So business t.h1J year
a as hired away a lot or
achers. ll isn't all a m·auer
(money, however. Boredom
lays its pa rt. As the old
oman Juvenal said, "ll la
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
OD te'"111Gn they nler
to the pl'9ldent aa Mr.
Carter, but Rea.111 ii
always Governor
Reacan. Hope the
networks get \heir act
to1ether.
the r epetition, like cabbage
served al every meal, that
wears out the schoolmaster 's
life.''
History long has taught us
that the Revolutionary hero
Nathan Hale said, "I only
regret that 1 have but one lite
to give for my country." Or
words to that effect. But
researchers recently turned
up an eyewitness account ot
Hale's execution. In it, he ls
quoted as saying, instead:
"It's lhe duty or every &ood
officer lo obey any orders
given him by bi s
com mander·in·cbief. •·
Those scholars who put •II
the Miss America statlaU~
Into a computer say the most
likely winner s bould be
20·years-6 months old, a
green-eyed bnmette bom in
April, a piano player and a
resident ol tome amaU town
lh Calllomla. '
Honeybees die when they
1Un1 bumam. Bat not whip
they sU.ng other honeybffl.
tnranta don't 1el .... let.
Toddlen don't. either. Not ~1 ~3:JM:~ ~
d;1 mbuable aftUetlaa.
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fte Revenlie Sharing Bligfit
I . ~. lu • t •D • 'IJ • • N • w1 U an.Y ol the teven bad any re&J artJcu.lai. h.la Lbou1bta and the dominance or the federal P·
HampOlre. ,....._they aat. al dlfferences lt falled to twfatt. mt .. qe -u ao.t. ernment and Jta bureau.crata
MWM d 0. BepubUcan lftl• They were unan.tmou tor cultlna or coone the at.at.ea. and more Thut local control of the "'*>II:
ldeallal bopefu.la. They r1l8l9d 1ovemment Q>eDd1n1 but they t1peclally tbe local covern-self determlnallon of poJlclea
from LIM ul· ahowereallforlncreulnct.hede· menu. love tho idea of the and program• by the ~ltfet and
l r a • c o a • rente and mlUtary bud1eta. One federal 1overnment aetllna the counties and even state•• rlehta
a • r v • t Iv•• wonders how both would be poesi· blame for t.axin1 wbJle they ~ap have beCn preempted by thole {n
tueb a PhJJ. ble? some of the benefita. And the w aah lngton who elect.ed by Ip C,.._ and tch ool peopJe are positive ly nobody, represent oobody.
Ron•td Rea· THE 811AME of lt Ii that ll euphoric: o ve r the federal Vet, wUJs tbelr tbreau of :,!:e t:.J!r• wu their Colden opportunity to bandouta. withholding federal funds. they a~. Ho ... ard speak out •l~rt one of the 18 ..... d.1ctate t.o the schoola, Invade. the • -t ftAml l. 1 d l IT Ul'-U enou-for the state
11 •.... r, uftberl mos r... c o e era pro· d ,__ 1 •u r1ght.s of th.e local commUDlU• ·~ n v I ed Tb 1-ID ~· govemments to be
Do •• a ...f Jot.-gram. ever COO<:e V • 8( IA f' ed in l0 determtne their 0Wn prO• -1u1 h .. b -'-.. •-...... mane auch an inefficient .... d -...c--au.b .. -'-.... t-t e revenue a l11ul ... ven~ grama, and even compel .t.he
,.. .-.. ._..,,.,_ ..... .., 11,rg _.,..., b a· b-.... Ni Th didn't manner. Uoder lbe aystem a 1 ... u J-t.-c·!'ft .... 1•u ""·d Geo-y lC &n& xon. ey b leg1s.laturea, to enact awa or ... VIW ..--..y -~ ··~ ti lb ..... -of th su s tanlial part of the tax
Bu.h . even que. oo e wu.uum e else.
proaram u they all rusbed to dollars are used for the coll~-
1t wu to be a debate to develop
the d1lferences betweeq each can·
didate. 'The public across the na·
tion waited anxiously. But as lt
turned out there was really no de-
bate.
Mailbox
assure t.beir full support. tion from the people or the 50
states and another aubatantiaJ
part spent in redistributing 1t
back to the states and local&.
All but Reagan who seemed to
try lo lndlcale the st.at.es could
better bandle thelr own pro·
grams. But in his faltering pre·
senlation be was unable to
But the real evil is that the
system bas placed state and
local government unde r the
THE TAX DOLLARS collected
from the people within each
state have now be come the
federal bure a ucrats' money.
They nol only decide who will
J(el it but how it will be spent.
But the Jure of "free" rnooey is
a powerful weapon which few
can resist. Certainly the obse-
q u 1ous legislators and Jocal
politicians and edUcators show
no mc!Jnation to do so.
To the contrary, when citizens
of a community or a state queg.
tton the need or desirability of a
program receiving rederal ald,
the state a nd local officials
respond with "Wh at do you care,
1t doesn't cost us anything, it's
federal money •·
The Republicans' failure to at·
ta<'k the program leaves only
President Cart.er in opposition.
lie has proposed reductions In
r<'venuc sh<1ring as he seek.a to
IJalan<.'c the budget and restore
thl' economy. Fat chance he will
have v.1lh all of his opponents
boluenn~ Congr~ to eootinue
:i nd increase the s haring.
Rut the lesson 1s there. And
th1· morl" the st.ates and local
~o n:rn ments come lo depend
upon the federal government for
financing thf> mor~ the people's
.ib1hty t.o C'h<1rt thc1r own course
d1m1mshes ll 1s an erosion of
freedom wh1<.'h eventually wtll
dest rov the hbcrt1es the cowitry
once L·n1oyed
Gray Whales and Powerboats a Risky Mix
To the E<litor:
I am a volunteer guide on ..1
whalewatch boat s ponsored by
The American Cetacean Society.
of wh1<.'h I am a member. We
ha ve bee n watching the
migration or the California gray
whales since their arrival m our
area in lale Dece mber. On
Saturday, March 15, J was on lhc
whalewatch boat In Newport
Be ach wtth several other A.CS
volunteers a nd s everal other
people. observing the northward
m i gration of the wha le~. Wl'
witn essed a fr1 g h tl'n 1n ~
s pcct~cle . The W armsn ~ton
G rand P r ix . a n o ff'i ho r e
powerboat race. was t aking
place off of our coasthne. in the
height o f the n o rthward
migration of the gray whal~!
WHEN THE po we r boats.
he licopte r s. and airplane$
involved tn the race began lO
enter our area, the whales
displayed behaviors that neither
I nor other volunteers had ever
seen before~ Five whales, upon
h e4 ring the extremel y
high-pitched noises. and feeling
th e aounds reve rberatin g
throulb the walef, did an abrupt
360 cfegree hun and beaded
southward, goint at leatl twice
as fast as they were going while
he~d.lng north! Tbey acted very
frightened and disoriented.
We also observed sever al
other pods ol whales that, upon
the approach of the boats,
turned In toward the coast.
began swimming in clrcular
patterns, and completely altered
their normal s wimming ,
breathing and diving techni41ues.
and were generally displaying
harassed and terrified behavior
cr eated 'by the noise and heavy
boat traffic, boat racers and
spectator boat.a alike.
These whales, lf in the path or
a racloe boat going
approximately 85 mph.. could
not have been avoided. The
whale, and the boat's occupants
would probably have been
killed, and tbe boat certainly
would have been destroyed.
This boat race abould be put
off until the lut or the whales
have paued our coastlille and
are aafely out of the area where
the race occu.ra. It ts only a
matter of approtimately two
months' difference in the
athedulina ol u.e ra~. Appeala
have been sent to the race
1pon1ora, The Wermlnaton
Oro1tp, to po1~e next year'•
W a.rmlncton Grand Ptlx uaUl
after the mtaraUon la over. I alDcerely hope that thit will be
tbecue.
MIMI SWAIN .
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How degrading to hav1: to
march ror our wages •
When th<> most treasured gift
~1 vcn to us is our chudreo
wha t price can yo u put on
edu<.'alo~? A.re we not or value
t11 lhe parents of our studenL\"'
(;ertainJy we do not seem t.o be
im portant to our d istrict ad·
m1ns strator:-; or politsc1&ru. who
run the system .
Parents where a re you.,
DO YOU NOT -;ee your hard
working dedicate d tt:ache r~.
who give of thl'tr time. energ)'.
emotions and love to provadl' thl'
best ed ucatio na l experience
possible for your <"htld in th1!>.
the wealthiest. area m Orange
County?
llow do you measure pay for
such a profession ?
Surely you want the bes t
homes. the best cars. the best
clubs and are willing lo pay,
whatever the cost. How do you
measure the cost " There Isn't
1·nough money in all or Orange
Co unty to pay the worth of the
top teachers we h ave in the
Ne wport Mes j Unified School
District .
Pare nts bew a re' The top
teacher.\ will be leaving soon a-;
they are no longer able-to sup
port their families on a teacher's
;>&Y in this district. Without a
cos t ·o f ·l1vtn ~ c l a us e fo r
teachers. there ts no future in
the profession
DONN/\ C/\HPENTER.
Teacher
Newport Mesa Unified
School Oistnct
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To the EdllOr:
We are outraged by Jack An·
de rs on's total disregard for
tru th and l ack o r pro · tession~m as reflected In tus
column on the United Farm
Workers. Much of the column
consi sts of Inflammatory
rhetoric and vaeue 1eneralka·
Uons bued upoo several specific
examples cit.ed in the piece.
Anderaont claims tbe UFW
"actually meet.I secretly" with
growers in Texas, Ar\ion1, New
Jersey and Florida "to aabot.age
a1reement.s won by other un·
\oaa." 1be only 1roup ln lll1 ot
tbese ttatel that even puJ'1)0IU
to bold coot.act.a wit.h sro.,... 11
Ill Art.zooa wlMre a COCD.PUJ un-
ion bu alped ·"Yellow dol'• COG·
tracll with two or tbree
Pboenl•·arH citrH srowers
(where workers aaree DOt to jotn
Je1itimato unlona, iDcbadlq the
UFW and the Teamsters). The
UFW U. never met wttb • ot
these fl'OWUI -U..1 ... re·
fued to talk with • fOr 9U1'l1
JO ye.an cllilM~ a&lit. W ..r
Utembera aad dema•if by . "°"' .. • * urw. *'
AN ...... oarrawtlilllM-
oout of• .u .... M8UDC., -
· invc!IUjlat1\it• r?portc r .. 14·h1<'h
,.a ~ 'uppo:.t:dl y 1A-ttn1''"'<1
personally by mt• 3t a Ph<X·n1x
lJf'W rally. ftcporu from Uw dou~n or sd nt·W"Smen who at·
tend e d the-rnlly an d from
plaencloth~ Phoenix polt<'c of-
fi c ers who v.1•n • th1 r1· 'd'
nothing or a n ·pon er or J.O) on{·
1•he who 14 3 !> "badlv tM.•at1•n J l
lht• t'Yl'nl. AndN·:.o·n ., rC'µtJrtt r
now ~ays "badl y beaten" v.;i'
too strong . h<' wa~ only :.tu.:J:t-d
and shoved around For reasons of :.p .. H 1• and 111n1·
this letter d~ not refut<· P\'t·n
he in Anderson's foul attack on
u~ If he had the ethrc~ and pro·
fc";s1onahsm to check hie; faeL-;
with uidependent 5-0ur<.'e~. An·
de ~on would have been plt'ased
to koow that tbr consltluttonal
proc e dures a nd i:uarant('( .. ,
pracliced by the U F W a r e
among the moet democratic of
any tJ.Dion m the nation.
CESAR E CHAVEZ
President.
United f'arm Workers
of Amen ca
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To the F.d1tor :
A C'Omment on thl' March l2
article. "St J ump in Water BiHs
Due." The art1<.'le goes oo t.o say
"pe rhaps" ., dollar a month
increase to most families aJong
th e Ora ng e Coast. with
numerous "conjecturu" by the
water d1stncu' many, many
orrtc1als of the many, many
ar<.'as,
Then• was no Dlent&on at all
a bout the acres .. and acres of
wate r used by tb e farm
rooperauves. come raio or come
!>htne. or any suggestions that
the big. big w(ltcr users cul back
in any way.
Now, with tha help of the
D~uly Pilot. lhe many, many
water officials from the many,
m any water districts can up the
cost of water to homeowners
pretty much as they see fit. The
raise ln services can and will
exceed the Sl a month propOeed.
Wanna bet?
ZOE E . RALPH ..,.,.,,,... .....
To the Ed.JlOr :
I reed with 1reat lntereat your
March 11 artlcle oo the al'rftt ~
a pallbandler 1n Laltm• Beach. I thought you and 1our
readers might be interested to
know that the "lif eauards that
Joined the puniWt and tackled
Quote8
''I doa't tJdn.t tM SoY'let Union
ls readJ fOf' a face-to-fie. can· frontatioa wltb the Unll•d
Stata." -California Get ....
• ........ "·• wbo autelted tbe t1D*ct ..... pat Aii~
unlt8 • beM1 lo EIJJ>\. llrMI ....... Arab&&.
th(• "'L"~· '.\111· not on duty
p• "onm ·I c.ill1·i.J lo thC' scene.
hut r.1th1·1. th1·y "'''rt' 11rr duty
'• a'""·'J life)(u.1rih for th1• ( '1ty
11f I. 1i.:u na B 1 .. H·h Thi• two
l!U;trd:o.. Al \frnc11 1. .ind Jon
llri1 k "'"'''\•·fl th•· pol1<'1• of f1n·r in J 1.1tl11·r 1 nmprnm1s1n~
... 11 u.1!11111 .inti vffc11 •tl tt11·1r a.'i
... ...,1 ;i n11· l'h t' ;i..,..,1..,la n1·1· lt>d
d1rt'eth to th•• ..,U,l'H'<'l'<, c·a ptur<'
ll ..,n l 11ft1 ·n th .11 hvstanders
offl'r to 111'11) th1· J111hct• these
liJ)' J nd I fl'll th1' pa rt1<.'ular
in:.tanc ,. '>hould ht• brought to
your alll'nl1()n
~eedll"iS to \:.S Y our <1s~1a
1100 " \l'ry proud or our l WO
mem t>1:r.,
HOB PA'M'ERSON.
President
Lacuna Beach
I .1fl'g uard As~JltJon
Tar llJpof f
To the Editor·
The Amencan Legion building
is some 75 years old and has
numerous a nd excessive code
n olat1ons. By law and logtc it
'ho uld havl· been condemned
years ago.
To the best of my knowledge
the American Le&ion buildiqg
tease was d rafted by George
fowler. bead of Laguna Beach
Recreation Department and
Cormer head of the Planning
Com mission Dou g Schmidt.
They presented this plan to the
then mayor, Jon Brand.
Brand said the city of Laguna
Be a <.'h is going lo build a
commun it y cen ter in the
American Legion building -
with or wilhoul the permission
of the senioT cilizen:J.
OVR IA)CAL polillciana, lbe
city council, rammed tbe
American Legion buildjng down
the throata or the citizens of
Laguna Beach.
The American Legion. to t.be
best of. my knowledae. was In
serious fananclal trouble. They
had two choices: a.asess their
s mall membership thousands ot
dollars, or find an angel or a
s ucker. They chose the latter,
which turned out lo be tbc
citiiens of Laguna Beach.
Since March, 1918 we baft
been AbeidWQI tbe Amerlcmt
Legion by peytna ~ a Dk>Dth
rent, plus taxes, in1urance.
maln.tenance etc., wit.bout •lnl
the bulldilll tor a 1lnale day.
With eleclClom comln1 IOOn ft
abould elect c:em.c.U penona wlilo
will immediately atop theee
pay ment.a and tnd th11 tax.pa.yw
rtporr.
7
Boy,7,APpi ehended
l\s SmUggler of Drugs
N~W YORK fAP> -~ ap.
pnlll116lll aD •Ueaed ~ dnc ,,.... wttJl U ~<I mui·
Juu lit K.enoedy Aa'l)Ort, bu\ tbey
cUda't know what t.o do wt1b b.lm.
He'a oebr 7 )'Mn old ..
A Port Autbortty poUce olftotal
1aJd Wtdllelday tM lnelcMlwt ....n.eu
a new ~ ln the •muaM" ol drqa hOal the Cartbben.
0 wrv1: SVEN BU lnRaDcft ol
•ISANWIUU. A ITSWAal» .....
•PPNllMd UHi boy'• father, Wbo
wu t\WDMCI to alcn a waiver that
UM chlld bad bMD ealely debveNd. But the fat.bin', MOil.Qi uwble, ,...
fUIMCI to&Jp and raa away.
l'8ol tbe 8rook1.rn add.reu oa tbe
boy'1 dcket tm-aed out to be pbonJ.
tlae boy had to be taken to •
cb1tdrea'• abelter wblle police de-
elded wbat to do with hJm. The boy WU DOl klenUfled because -----_,....__.;;....;..;;. ________ _
olb18 •. ktcll bllnl rented from t.betr pannta ---to lb down there and br1n, beclr Dr~,..
dn111." aaki tbe otftcla1, wbo did DOl VJ Need-..I N DEAi aee,,.,,.,. waat eo be Jdeetlfted. "Som• o1 u.. 888 eu ow mE
eblldren ny back and forth more AG"'.iA o fAP> •-us
ROBEATC.
KAZ ER
ATIOftWf AT LAW Lt. Gov. Mike Curb olteia than \he pUota do." ctui.e:'" -ho ':a':t t.o vi.alt U:Y eo~: DEVE~
h a s c r e a t e d Police uid the boy new from mooYtealth ot the No~ern Mariana un rr .._ .......... -----· .ct'I 0wtc c.tMt' Of. WelC co mm i s s ion to Klnpt.cm, Jamaaca, and ume into l•laoda wtll Deed a visa t.o enter, says TUI C.
• recruit "tbe hlaheat customs at the airport carrying t.oys Gov. C&rloe S. Camacho. The an· NO
·caliber people" Into la one band and an airline lu11aae nouncement came after the U.S. Jm -ON
.. 1 .............
Tel:.,_..
S peclallzlng In t t t cart.on in the other. ml1raUon and NaturaUuUoo Servtct! s a e governmen . w .. -,...._ "arton "'"• f -·-.... to be D • H d b l uc:u .....,. .. ....... UWIU ~versed a 1978 agreement under e n 8 me n e 1full of plutic bags of Colombian wblcb the residents of the islands crlmil)al law, drunk driving and ~rsonal
.. • P e r s on s t O the marijuana, police saad, they took the were coasldered U.S. citizens for im· Bob Spreen
-.. commission. boy lnt.o~tody. mt1ratioo purJ>OSeS. -----
lnfurv. · F~ consula-
tlon.
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UP TO 70% Off!
It's our seasonal clearance sale
with tremendous savings
throughout the 5hxe. Some
brdnds, styles or colors are in
limited supply. Huny in for best
selection. Sale prices good lhru
415/80. or fllltlle supplies last.
I I ·I I ~-~ ....
KNIT BEACH SHRTS
~ 25'\. ~on~ 0t l<:wiq
~ ... """'~·<>cc.. Padfk, ~ Oft • Alw>o1ed
<il9'f Wltd \lripr lid ~ pr1<Y
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NOW $12.99-14.99
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i.•rv ~k""" and r '~" ... "' -.M;.., lfom BrittMli.. l..tf Bank t1•l a.r,•u• CW. R4vj.Aiir~ 1'1l l 4
NOW $7.99-12.99
JEAN STVl.£ SHIRTS
~ 4 5'\, 70't on ,...'°'1f'd ... , •••
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cMOn/pc/¥ Rtg i 18·25
NOW $4.99-12.99
FASHION SWEATERS
45 ... 70'Wt oll "'""" CM~ ~~ CNW necM Md _die< """" .. or1on. ttwtt.nd. COllOfl Ind chenllk
t..Mnilld ~ 50 1-.f\/ Reg \'9 32
NCN/All $9.99
ASSORTtD JEANS
»ie 35'\·50'. on~ IN"' irom IN•,..._.. On. U\11'• f M
..... ~llld "" s.M6e. !Wg~ 24
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XJOCn' llREFS 21:>"' GI the~ ol ~ COllOl'I
boifft Vet*~ ..... ~ '8
MM$6A9
SOCJ(SM,E
,,,,,,,,., Ofton ~ toek Reg \2
~$1.49
FAMOUS MAKER
SWIMWEAR •·s .._ ~ llnw 11> _,..on .__, OIOOW dr_.,,,..,,1
boar~ Ot flwic """"' .ollty ~"'~Of 1Dtttl<'d pr .... ~~\12·15
NOW S6.99-9.99
WOVEN SPORT SHIRTS
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l1inq '"""" ""~' "'"" ''""' wno. torm ~ott. EMS. NVS£ ,,,,rf
~et Cle. Regula\1\1 'j,lO .! I
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1/2 OFF ORfSS SLACKS Wt ......., • ~ wl«.llOn ol "Vin i,nd
c<llon In $ or plnin lroot\ lrom Anger. '· U\11"• ~. Metro .,nd Brito.-RtCJ \22·26
NOW $9.99-13.99
BOYS
FASHION JEANS St.t l/JIO l/2on ~o~
lft•~·~""""'~-d l~~'°""'"' Reg \1)·17.50
NOW
$5.99-11 .99
OCEAN PACFIC
JlMNllES' SHIRTS 0-lrom ., ~ c' f\ot., prW
H.7wellan ..,.. end kn.I i..ai ~
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NOW
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BRlTTRNlA --. -. --
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JUNIOR JEANS
~ ..,.., ~ IN"' '" den"" df'ld man. (~ ,,....,, ...,,,,.. rJ \"'-"
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NOW
$14.99-19.99
GALS' TEE St9RTS
"-"" .orw<»IW "'·l"l'd -~ ""'<! !ft ~ .. ,_,.~~\I .! t'l
NOW
$4. 99-12. 99
FASHK>N TOPS v.,. ,., ... ("lit ~ ..... ".t\4 ~ .. •""""""'c11
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$10.99-16.99
Vll<>lMS & SWEATERS
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NOW
$14.99-17.99
NOBODY CUTS PRICES LIK£ WILD WEST!
e HONEST ..
. • -DECENT
e CARES
e HE LISTENS!
~Phil Maurer
For
City r.ouncil Dist 5
The Candidate Who ·~:
«:ares Enough To "·
Listen
Most Politicians Are -'
Never Available -
1 Commit That
You 'll Be Able
To Reach Me At
My Office ANYTIME~
Philip Maurer
Educator, Businessman
ferPareats
TeFmkle Kida Become Math Teachen
Pen Pal
Toll 6all
Puzzles
CLEARANCE SALE
MCMllJtNJO (AP>
-... --amct.UI are ,,....... to cut
,..... ..... to tw.•
tlM ... tMt. -----from Medt·Cal lor ~ormlal u •bonloe ., Al 1 bearta1. t~• 'repre1eatattve1 of
1roupe lntenieled ln tho • baue took theee tt.ancb.
,: -THE CALU'OllHIA
·;Med.lea! Auotl1UGn op.
p ...... ol 1n•th ~
wM ...... "hWl.dl• llWcbt
kMel .. Col&a M•a hav. I
lea "'la l'Md'tlna for u.. &1· Ooa'a eHahaal ronvenlon to Ulte IDIUic ~M In yeara
atle•d
Tb•lr thank• belon1 to
m1lb teacw C1rol Tipper
Ma& nPP&a aeocb the
hom•work to h r atudenll' p.,.enta
" meUmee puent.a will
llv«! cblldren fee1tn11 ot
anxl.,ly," Mrw . Tipper ••·
pla!Md '1'bey may HY It
(melrlc aludlH) ta UD• nece,..ry, or too bard.··
So. she &Iv• her tludent.a • 1peclaJ ..,lpment for tat· Ins par.nt.a about t.he metric
111tem.
Her packet -UHd now by
all malh tearbera al the mld·
die acbool In north Cost.a
M~aa -lncludea a metrics
pre·t.eat. wortuheet.a wtlh an
an1wer key and 1 post·test.
OAKLAND (AP>
Wbu the Information
dealt telcrpbone rang at
Oak Knoll Naval
Ho1ptlal. corpaman
Richard Janushan
lhoupt It wu a prank.
MAR •. 27·APl4 7
25%-50% OFF
Al Met1'1 Clothing
Style Center
3065.BC.... ...... s-a. .............. SNlleaJ
OPEN I 0 A.M. -t P.M.
..
' •'
poaed lhe reduction
• -T_!le pro • bortion
''WREN THE parent loob
Al the ptt•lelt and H)'S, 'Ob,
l 'm not 1oln1 lo do very
well.· ~ kid aeu to tell bJ.s
parent, ·Just do the best you
can ·
"It wu a little kid,
and I couldn't quite un·
derallnd him,·' the 2-4·
year-<>ld sailor saJd. "Al
first. I thought be WU
s peaking a foreign
lan1uage, bul then I re·,,.--------------... --.. ~ ali1ed it was deflnit.ely a
very strong British ae. %ero PopulaUoa Oro'Wtb '>••d tbl' lo wer fee1 would dl1coura1e doc·
&on from trealhta Medi· ~al paU~ts and Jud to
-JD o r e u n w a n t _, d
children
-The anti ubort1on '
• Calllorn1a Pro·L1fe
• ,.ed1cal Auoc1at1o n :utd lhe present fee is so ~high il encourages
:""abortion profiteers.:·
.--1nd recommended no
::more than S7S.
~ -ANOTHER ANTI· ~BOaTION group of ~tudents at the UC Davis ~avored lbe reduction.
'II! State Health Services ~irector Beverlee ~yers proposed the re-
6fuctloo to bring the fees ~ore in line with pay.
"They Just love It ·'
The children then Hpla1n
metrics lo their parents. she
cxphuned.
·'The parents lbt-n take lhe
~ame test agarn." she said,
"and without fall, tht•y gel a
perfect paper "
THE PARENT involve·
ment 1s a "reenfOf'cement"
tn the child's learning, she
11o111d. and parents gain a
brighter outlook regarding
the metrle system.
The tests involve simple
melr&<' chores. such as ldenlJ
fylng whi c h unit s of
mt-a1rnrement art· lurger.
{'~ntimt·wrs or meters. and
mt'asunng variou..,ly shaped
1tt•ms Wlth a metl·r slick
cent."
THE BOY u1d he was
JO yurs old. tbal his
oamt-was Gerard Love,
and t.bat he had dialed al
random from Corby.
North lfamptons h1re .
England .
During a lO·m1nute
rhat that would cost
about SLS. the youngster
saJd he was looking for a
pen pal.
Paid Pollllcaf Advef11semem
ELECT
~ents for c hildbirth.
e probably won't de·
de on the proposal for f month or more
_,,,.. ... ,..,...,,...
CAROL TIPPER SHOWS KIDS HOW TO MEASURE UP
James Stansell, Kathy Strong Try Metrtca
'"The trick," shl• nott-d. ··1s
nevt>r lo convert lht' metnr
~ystt!m to stundard meuun·
mt'nts "
"I told him I would
wnte hJm, and he gave
me his address." said
Janu!ihan. "Then he
s aid, 'Can I rail you
af(aln tomorrow?' I told
him I wou.ld be off work
then. but he sa id he
would <'all me Sunday
morning "
ROGEll ORR of the
Pacific Telephone publJc
1nformat1on office said a
check showed there was
no telephone tn Corby
la sted lo the name of
Lovt'
ERIC
JOHNSON
Revenues Debated
CandidaJes Link Hikes to New Development
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
OI .. o.lty ,. .... "-fl
What do pay raises for
policemen and firemen in
Newport Beath have to do with
the debate over devC'lopmcnl in
the city'!
According to :.omr of tht· can
didatcs for the NewJ>Qrt B<>ac-h
City Council , lht.· two subjects
arc closely Linked
TUESDAY NIGHT. dunng a
candidate forum hosted by lht·
"Jasmme Creek Homeowners As ·
sociation, some or the would-be
council members ex plained
why.
Philip Maurer who is runrung
agairu.1 Mayor Paul Ryclcoff in
the 5th Dis tnct. s aid he looks to
taxes generated by hus1n<.-ss a~
the source of fund~ to give raises
to policemen and firemen. fk
noted that 40 percent of tbt-
city's revenues com c from bus1·
nesses in the form of property.
:.ales and bed taxes
Taxes from re!l 1dential
sources provide only seven per·
cent of the city's income, he not·
ed. "So if we are going to pay
for the best (in police and fire
service) we had heller be sure
our partnership with business in
this city is a good one," he said.
CANDIDATE DAVE Shores.
wbo is running in lhe 2nd Dis·
trict, took Maurer's not100 a
step further and observed that
income needed to maintain a top
city staff in all departments
may force the city to approve
some development "we may not
Uke."
He noted that a hotel site de·
leted by council members from Koll Center Newport could pro-
vide up to ~.ooo in yearly rev·
enue to the city. "I don't think
we're look.1ng al the (develop-
ment) iaaue properly," be said.
Another 2nd District can·
ctidate. Bob Brockman. agreed.
advocating lbe completion of
Newport Cent.er as a way of ex·
paneling the city's lax base.
DICK CLUCAS and Lee
Watkins, who also are running
a1awt Shores, bad some other
ideas on where the city could
come up with money needed for
employee pay ralaes.
Clucas suggested doubling the
meter maid force, "since lboee
seven llltle ladles brln1 in "50,000 a year from parting
llcket ftnes."
W atJdm said more contracting
of non.essential city services
would free city dollars to pay for
lhe essentials -police, fire and
twice weekly trash pick up.
THE TWO INCUMBENTS!
Ryckoff ot the ab Dltlrtct ana
Ray Willlarm ot the 7th, 1a1d
loa ot poUee and nre e~ployees
la a pl'Gblem the council expect.a
to tackle durlna the bud1et
............... qotmontb. ·~ drott ~ tUt u ..... mid....,. .tacnue tn
kdltdion nM .... llllo tbe two-1ear contracu Hlot.l•ted
wtlb both sroaPIJ. He 1aJd the
couadl w..U IO k"P the clty in a .. tGGIPltiUve pay 1ltuatlon."
wmtam1, • Junior colleae teen.. aotad th• bM ot the
problna fac&q bot.la depart4
mlilda " lnabllb to NCnllt. a
Jll'O•hm be Nld " aurtbatab&e to ••a ,ell mate for public.
;
employees whl're prospe<'ls url'
not reaJ good." becausl' or lht.·
ballot 1nit1alive tax cuL'i
THE SUBJECT OF the t.•1tv ':.
pubhr safety employc{-s C<Jinc
up dunng a qucslwn <ind answer
sesswn
.John Cox. who is oppos1n~
Williams 10 the 7th D1stnct.
didn't respond to that qucr}, but
talked about his v1t'w:. on de vclopment.
"Thi!> community cun't stand
unlimite d expaos1on." he
observed. adding later that he
felt completion o( the city's road
S & L Vietims
ma~tcr pl:.in 1s important
R UTHELYN PLUMMER.
another of lhl· 2nd District can·
d1dates. also d1dn 't discuss
l'm ployl·t.•s' pav Sht· attacked
lht: pn-st.·nt <'Ou ncil for its failure
to 11:.kn lo n ·s1dt·nts
Sht• C'la1mt•d thl· city's con·
dom1mum convt•rs1on ordinance
was enacted without citizen in
put and pr<'d1ctcd that "1f they
r<J n pass th<Jt , then· are plenty
of other opportunittc!I for the c1
ty to d.Jct.ate whal you can and
cannot do with your property
without asking you first ··
Tiro Suspects Held
In NB Robberies
Two men. arrested by N4.>wport Beach police moment.'> utter the
$1,800 holdup of a saving~ and loan, have ~n identified as suspects
in the robbery of another Newport Beach financial inst1tut1C'n
DuvaJle Rene Johnson, 26,•of Los Angeles and Earl Reed
Warner. 24 , of Hollywood were ta1'en into custody Tuesday after
the 11 ·JO a .m . holdup ot Beverly
School Meal
Prices Upped
By N-M Board
School lunch and breakfast
prices will go up a dime and a
nickel respectively as or Apnl l
in the Newporl·Mesa Unified
School District.
Breakfast prices wiU rii.e lo 30
cents at elementary schools, 40
cents in middle schools and 50
cents at high sc hools u
spokeswoman said.
LUNCH COSTS WILL move
up to 85 for element.ary pupils,
75 cents for middle school alu·
dents and 8S cents for high
school students.
The price increases were
ordered Tueaday night by school
district t.rwltee&.
Administrators said the du·
trtct's meal program was SM,388 .
in the red between July I and
Jan. 31. They called for the food
price increases lo balance their
budgets.
AD•INl.8T&ATOR8 warned
the board tbat addltlonal lWlcb
and breakfut pr1ce bikes may
be required next fall, "depend·
tns on diltrtct 11lary and tr1111e
benent lacreaH11 federal and
atate budtett. fooa coat.a IDd the
department's financial 1t1tu.
"
A report to trustees noted that
• Newport.Mesa l• the only "total·
ly Hlf ·1upporttn1 dlatrtct" in
Oranae County wbtn it comea to
food service.
"Other dlttricu IUPl>lr 80IM form ot either parttmr or total
IUbtldy," the report ltated.
fltlls SaVJngs and Loan Associa·
lion. 3748 E. Coast Highway.
POLICE SAID the two men
have been 1dent1f1ed as the
suspect.<; in the $285 robbery of
Brentwood Savings and Loan
Assoc1at1on , 2867 E . Coast
ll1~hway on March 18.
The two men are on parole
from state prison. although in·
formation wasn't immediately
available about the convictions
for which the two m en were Im·
prisoned.
Newport Beach police said the
men arc also suapecL-; in some
recent burglaries In Newport.
ONE OF THE burglaries, re-
ported Monday. Inc luded a
description of the getaway car
used by the pair.
Arte r police were notified
Tuesday of t he Beverly Hills
Savings holdup. Officer John
Desmond spotted the car on
MacArthur Boulevard traveling
toward the freeway. lie said he
lolllally was Interested in It
because It matched the burglary
car description.
When Detmond and Officer
Rick Bradley stopped the car on
the San Diego Freeway, they al·
te1edly recovered lhe stolen
money and a .32·callber
automatic handguf\.
Both men remained in the cily
Jail in lieu of $25,000 bail.
No One Injured
In Roof Collapee·
ANTIOCH <AP> -No one wu ·
lnJured but dama1ea could total .
Hveral t.bouland dollars follow·
Int the eoUapee of a 1ectlon of roof·
at the hllh 1cbool here, offlcl,it
H~b• «>·by.eG foot. aecUon col·'
lapted Tullday alter heavy ralnt.
Tb• Antioch Hl1h School ·~ wu not occupNd at th• lime, tald tcbool 1uperlnten·
dent Franclt Fry.
'
System OK'd
SAN FRANCI SCO
CAP ) -Mayor Dianne
Feinstein bas approved
the purchase of a com·
municaUoos system to
mform key city oflictaJb
1r a major earthquake.
But he said Isabel
Purdy at the Corby
pohl'e statJon conflrmf'd
there 1s a family by tht·
name of Love 1n that
town Tht') havl' nn
tl'it•phone
"e . ,, ·J· IUSIMESS SEHSE
HUMAHCOMCERH
FOlt COSTA MESA COUNCIL
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Fl•AL REDUCTIO•S
at "FAMOUS
NAME
LABELS"
~, iel'~ WOMl•'S
WEAR
17 MONARCH BAY PLAZA
SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY
AT CROWN VALLEY PARKWAY
SOUTH LAIU•A •llUEL
BEmR APPAREL
......... ·-···· costo ... ........ ...........
..........
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OFF
REGULAR
RETAIL
PRICE ......... #~ SPECIAL~~
•# siRih ·~
LE•ll I
DRESSES I
' 520 ,, ~ ............ TO'llO ~ ......... -
HOUU: I O:Ol ta WI
VISA & MASTEi CHAltil
,1el'~
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Orange Coast
EDITION
Y .. r& .. etewa
Dillly Ne••faper
' VOL. 73, NO. 17, 3 SECTIONS, .. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1980 c FIFTEEN CENTS
l Britons Deerg 'Big Sp Anne'
LONDON <AP) Anl1
ro)'alllll lunned for Prln~ii.
Anne lo a)'. •ccuslo1: lh t•
queen's dauahter or "tnsulun~
British taxpayen" b uvtir
spending twr 11talt• provided al
lowanff in u tame uf n1o1honal
bell·U&hterung
"Bil Spender Ann4!." u1d 1t
headline in one newapa~r
Shown by recent polls to be lb~
moat W\popular member of the
royal family. the 29-year-old
princess was criticb.ed for bwld
Ing a sumptuous stable at her
Galcombe Park home. a 1973
Jilrt from Quttn Ehubeth II to
mark her m•rrua1e to C1pt
Murk PhJllapa
· I would have thouaht thol
ia-oplt> likf' Pnnc·e~• Anne would
h1n ~ );t•I un t•xumplf' to othen.
-. ho art> not :.c1 ludty. l>llt!t:red
Hob Cryer. a Labor Party
mem bf>r of Purl.tament from u
workrng clai.s Yorkshire di&
trh·t
"'fhe spending on their
,rn1maJ!. ~hOWb d lack or
f.-llow feeling for people." said
Wilfred Gardiner . .:i local roun
11lman m lht' Cotswoldl> nca of
Market Off 26, Recovers
centraJ EncJand where the COU·
ple Uv
The spending controversy was
sparked Wednesday when the
Conservative government re-
leHttd its 1980 national budget.
Most or the royal family were
budgeted pay raises keeping
pace with Britain's 19-percenl
inflatioa rate, but Princ~ss Anne
got a whopping JO percent hike.
The reason. Buckingham
Palace satd, was that the prin·
cess overspent her 1979 sum ·'by
seve ral thousand pounds m
pursuance of official duties" -
Dow Conies Back;
Gold, Silver Slide
NEW YORK CAP) -Tht:.> stock
m arket recovered from another
broad decline torlay. halt ing
the s lid e that began six wf•ck~
ago Gold and silver plum meted
The Dow Jones awrai:w of :~o
1 n d u st r i a I s . w h 1 c h c l o <. 1 • ''
Wednesday at its lowest 1~·vt-I 1n
a lmost two years. lost 26 pomt~ tll
735 today after fi ve three hours nf
trading But 1l r allied in tht.• final
hour lo close off 2
Losers outnumbered gamer:-
* * *
by more than 4· l among New
York Stock Exchange-h~ted 1s
..,UC'"
The markl'l made a lud to ral
h 1n early trad1ng Wednc!>da}.
but the <tdvancc collapsed l8tc m
th<> s1•s<,1on Analv'its satd that ~ho~ m~ prompteci more: !'.clhn~
to<1;n
B r'okt•r.., ~:.11 tJ concerns OV('I
n·<·o:-d 1ntert•:-.l rate.... 1nfl..tllon
and tht• pro~p{·ct of ,1 rcr<•!>sion
"NC ~till 1H·1~h1n1ot down the
* * * Speeulators Se!I
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Silver Takes Dive
On New York Mart
NEW YORK (AP> -Silver 7 prices fell sharply today as
speculators unloaded the metal
following the a nnouncement that
the metal'~ largest owner was
seeking to t>urrow money.
In London. the price or silver
fell $3 an ounce to close at $14.50.
down more than 70 percent from
the peak or $52.50 reached m
New York on Jan. 21
the metal at a certam price
Sinclair said he doubted the
bonds would come to market.
• • f think they got their money
todav rrom Continental banks."
he: s aid
The value of 200 million
ounces of silver al Sl0.50 an
ounce 1s S2.1 billion, but rar less
than the $10.5 btllion peak value.
Gold and s il ver price ~
slumped and the U S dollar hit
a four year high againl>l the
NATION'S LARGEST BANK
TIGHTENS CREDIT -AS
ANTI-INFLATION REAL
INVISIBLE ENEMY -88
Italian lira and a lO·month peak
cigam~t the WeM German mark
on World fmancial markets to·
da ~._
Bullion prices fell sharpl) in
tht' mormng and were still well
below Wednesday's levels even
after a slight recovery later in
the day
Gold closed tn London at $474,
down $31.
Gold closed tn New York at
S463, down $33.
Silver traded in London at Sl6.
down $1.50 from Wednesday. But
it plummeteJ tn New York, to
almost $10 bef<>Te recovering to
$10.80. But this was down from
Wednesday's c lose or $15.80
Wednesday's high was $19.90.
Monex in Newport Beach quot·
cd gold at noon as $460, and
silver at $10.75
The dollar, meanwhile, con
t1nued to benefit from in
vestment-attracting U.S in·
terest rates.
The price kept falling m later
New York trading. dropP.mg to $10.450 an ounce m trading on
the Commodity Exchange for
silver to be delivered in Apnl. It
later recove red slightly lo
$11.30.
Nelson Bunker Hunt, a Texas
billionaire, announced Wednes-
day that he and four wealthy
Arab investors planned to issue
bonds backed by more than 200
million ounces of silver bullion.
Slain Boy Mourned
By Fellow Students
The move was seen by some
traders as evidence that Hunt,
who apparently was the largest
buyer of silver as the meta l
soared upward from $6 an ounce
15 months ago, needed money
and might have to sell some of
the silver if the bond issue could
not be arranged.
James Sinclair, the head of a
New York investment firm that
specializes in precious metals,
said the announcement ol the
bonds was seen as a bad sign for
the market, which already had
been dropping .
The prices of other precious
metals also fell Gold dropped
$31 .50 t.o cloee at $474 an ounce in
London. The Hunt .-iouncement about
the boctds wu vague, and efforts
to reach him were unsuccessful.
It waa uclear whether the
bonds would be backed by silver
in cue of default, or whether
they would be convertible lnt.o
MOURNED BY FRIENDS
Glen Norman Barker
Woman Discovered
Murdered m Irvine
-
her 20I and la Caucasian, but re-
leased llttle other lntorma11on
other ti.n that only the QPPer
part fA tbe body was clot.bed.
Police believe abe wu. kllled at
the scene.
A uthorltlH Indicated they
found a wallet at tbe •eeoe and
l1N traeb but bad not disturbed
(See SIA TING. P•I• AU
Olhel-Coverage
Other Harb« Arn COYefaCe
a ppean today on P age Alll.
By ROBERT BARKER
Ol IM D•llY "''-' Sl.tff Wednesday was a s ad day for
the 575 students at Westmont
School in Westminster.
Thal ts when they beard for
the first time of the tragic death
of their classmate, Glen Norman
Barker, who was 1dent1t1e<1
earlier in the day as the latest
victim in a string of murders of
young boys in Orange County.
Glen, who lived with his
mother and sister in Huntington
Beach. was active in school
ath lelics, performing on the
footbaJl, basketball and track
teams. · "The kids were great," said
Principal Carol Wilson. "You
could hear a pin drop, they were
so quiet. There were tears too."
Mrs . Wilson and senior stall
members went class-to-class to
tell the youngsters of the incl·
dent.
"It is so tragic, particularly
when a youngst.er Is involved.
They have not bad a chance to
Uve oul their llfe," ahe said.
"We wallted to be ~er careful. We noted that they
ably read about lbe dea ol
the two younotera and that ooe
of them was lilentifled aa Glen.
"It ii sucb an emotional and
delicate ate."
-Several of the youngsten •P·
parently b.cl information con-
cerning Glen'• last known ac·
Uvlties and they cooperated with
deputy 1beriff inv..U,aton al
the school at the end of the day.
lnv..U.aton alto have told
1chool oftldall not to release
certain lntonnatloo lll fear t.ut
tt mlsbl hamper \bell' iDvtlUI• Uoa. Alona with UM 1rtm Mft, &be
acbool ottlclal1 a.lao ••ned
10un,.ten that hltchblklnl lt
very daQieroul and all tbe boys
involved lD the m\tl'den bad
bNn hltehM'*U. "W• told them that theJ mult
find a bitter WQ fA VamportA·
caee •ovaN. •••• itz>
particularly on Gatcombe Park.
She bad t.o borrow from a bank
to pay "huge" costs on renovat-
ing the mansion's antiquated roofing and guttering, the palace
said.
··Princess Anne. like all other
members of the royal family.
watches her spending extremely
ca refully." s aid a palace
spokeswoman. who declined to
be identified. "Her allowance i.s
given not for herself but for
slate duties."
The 1980 bud.get gave Princess
Anne 85.000 pounds ($187,000),
up from 6S,.OO pounds <•143,9))
in 1879.
But tu and fee increases in
the bud.get mean tbe coaunon
folk will be made to pay more
for medicine, drink, cigarettes
and 1ias0Une.
"Good Day for the Royals,
Mean Day for the Rest," trum-
peted a banner headline in the
mass-circulation D.ity Mlrrot'.
While most Britons adore the
roy.al family and doo'l begrudge
them their state-provided pay,
some were obviously up In arms.
A Dally Mirror editor said his
Anotllft-11'a9 t• Frt1 Fu•
newspaper received "hundreds
of cal.II" denouncing Anne's in·
creased allowance.
But Prtnceas Anne's mum ls
plarmtne some penny-pinching
of her own. including a hold·
down oo palace st aff and no new
car.
She also will dip into her per~J fortune -t.he size of
whieh la e&tima\ed al hundreds
of millions of dollars in land,
stock holdings, art, jewelry and
other wealth -to be able to re·
fund some of her state allowance
in the comine years
O..ly ...... '""" -
Faced with redevelopment of Lions Park.
Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club
annual fish fry officials rearrange pro-
cedures for this year's big fund-raising
event. F'igunng they actually have more
mom roe the Costa Mesa fry. June 6
through 8. are (from left) John Stansbury.
Steve Perrin, Bert Smith. Les Miller, Rollo
McClellan and Su.zie Rubio, Miss Costa
Mesa and Miss Mermaid for 1979 The
three-day event raises money for youth ac-
tivities and the handicapped.
Lagrma Cop
Strock; Mesa
Man, Arrested
A 37-vear-old Costa Mesa man
who claimed he was a bu.ildin(Z
ins pector attempted to shut
down a Laguna Beach construt"·
lion site Wednesday night. police
-;ay, and was arrested after as·
sertedly striking a local police
officer who tried to st op him
Anthony Robert Matthews of
246 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa. was
t"ha rged Wllh battery on a peace
officer, refusing to leave after
being warned he was trespass·
mg. and resisting arrest.
Sgt. Greg Bartz said he was
providing security work al a
local bank that 1s undergoing
ma)Or remodeling al night.
Bar tz said Matthews tried to
force his way into the interior of
the building at about 8:40 pm.
"He kept screaming that he
was a building inspector and
wanted to shut down construe·
tion ." the orricer said. Bartz
added that the man aapparently
had been drinking.
M atlhews refused to leave and
began swinging al Bartz, strik·
ing him in the chest, the officer
said. The man was subdued by
Barb~ and several con.struclioo
workers and was laken into
custody.
M atlhews was transported to
Orange County Jail Wednesday
night and detained In lieu of
$2.500 bail.
Police l,ink Dope
To Shooting Death
By JEllRY CLAUSEN
OI -o.oty 11'1 ... Su.ff
Costa Mesa detectives said to-
day they now believe the shoot·
ing death or Z1·year-old Samuel Anthony Vasquez Jate Tuesday
was dope.related.
Capt. Bob Moody s aid a
search or the victim's home at
3206 Montana Ave. Wednesday
turned up 35 pounds or high
grade mariJuana and one pound
of hashish.
Vasquez' body was found
sprawled on lbe sidewalk in
front or the house at 2:30 a.m.
Wednesday by his girlfriend.
22-year-old nurse Wendy Shyer.
when she returned to the
couple's home from a visit to her
Los Angeles area parents. ·
Vasquez, a n une mployed
guitar player, appare ntly died
from a bead wound inflicted by a
large-caliber gun, investigators
reported.
Moody said that investigators
canvassed the northwest ern
Costa Mesa netghborbood where
Vasquez died and turned up
neighbors who reported bearlng
what they thought was "a muf-
fled firttracker" explosion at
about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Other neigbbon had reported
hearing arguing and loud voiees
comlng from Vasques' home
during lhe early eveniq.
Armed with a search warrant
issued by Central Mun1c1pal
Court Wednesday, investigators
moved into the Vasquez home m
search of leads to the crime.
Moody said the marijuana and
hashish was found in one-pound
packages in the garage.
The department paid a Santa
Ana k>ck firm $121.50 Wednes·
day . afternoon to drill open a
large. business safe located in
the garage, an investigator re·
ported.
Only marijuana "residue" and
a warrant card for s tereo equip·
ment was found inside, however.
investigators said.
Moody said the investigation
moved later Wednesday to the
Monterey Park area where Vas·
quez was reared and where he
apparently resided before mov-
ing to Costa Mesa some two
years ago.
Many ol the ~le contacted there, Moody said, were "ool too
cooperative."
Tbe investigative captain.
however, described Miss Shyer
as quite cooperative in the in·
vestigatioo.
Coast
Mate Re-arrested
'
In Wife Beating
Kevin Lee Green. 21, of
Tustin, has been re-arrested in
connection with a murder case
once linked to tbe Orange
Pl..4Z4' SPECUL
OFFERED TODAY
Sprlnl brinp brilbt ideal to
th~ s pecial aboppHI and
merchants at South eo..t Plua.
Deta.iliq tboee tdeu. todaJ'•
Dally Plfot feature• "South
Coaal Plua Spr1q Sl*lala," a
four.paie Mdioo.
Doo't ml• "South Cout Plua
SprlDC Speciall" OD paau All to
Al3 of toclay'a Dally J>Uot.
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Coast's bedroom basher
murderu.
Green WM arrested TueeUy
at the TUltJn Marine beUeopeer
base where be worb. A saoe,ooe
attett warrant bad been laaued
lhroqb <>ranae County ~
municipal court. He i• belnl
held lD 0rance County Jail.
Tbe JOGDC Marine la alltled
by pollcie to ban ~ ~
tend Ida ~ wife l>Uaa,
20, about the M9d la t11e Mri1 monWlf hlNrw '11 a.pt. ao. tm-
ln1 lMt ..... beby.
The elrcwnetaae•• of Ua•
murder aad be.U8' first led pollce to beUeYe It waa tbe wortl
of the tiller, who bad beattn «
kllled etabt other women ln
almllarf.abtroft.
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B)' DAVID IUJTZMANN Of ... .,,., .........
Murde r derendanl Rodney
AlcatlK wo• Id lifled Wednes
day ll• Uw ruan •ho rorcud a
13·JHI' old tirl lo smoke mart·
Juun1 fOf t.ht flral Ume and wbo
klned her "paaalonately" after
ubducUng her 11lit y"ars aao. Akal~. 36, h1 char.ied with the
k 1dnuppln11 1m<1 murder or Robln
Saa maoe, 12 , or HunUnaton
Deitch, ha!il June and pros·
t•culors m the cue Wednesday
offtlred testimony pertain1ng to
I\ lculu s past
J uhe L Johnson, 19, told
Jurc>rs in Superior Court Judge
l'h1 hp Schwab's Santa Ana
t ou rt room that Alcala took her
against her will to a bluffs ~a
1n Huntington B~ach in 1974.
wht•rl' h~ kll>l>ed her and for~
ht>r to smoke murijuana
M 1. s Johnson suid she had
b~en \HHlmg Lo catch a b~ to
M·hool 1n Octobt•r, 1974. when a
man l>hc 1denltfled as Alcala up·
proached her at Warner Avenue
und Beach Boulevard.
Akala. she said, sat on a curb
with her and talked with ber for
a while and then offered to drive
ht•r to school. Declining at first,
sht• s<11d, she finally accepted his
offer
Her _feet taed_together, second grader Sommer Noonan, 7,
pa_rt1c1pates m a walker race while J eff Bowe, 8, and Da·
mian Needham. 7. check out an artificial limb Utis week
at Costa Mesa's Lindbergh School. As part of special pro·
gram devised by teachers Gail Hunt and Bonrue Swann
pupils gained some understanding of the frustration~
faced by the physically handicapped.
However , Mi ss Johnson
tcstifiL'<i, Alcala did not stop at
her school and told her he want·
cd \O ch~k out an apartment a
s hort dlstance away. When she
ins is ted s he wanted out, she
Sllld, he told her to be quiet "in a
rude tone."
She became frightened. she
s aid. as he drove her to a cliffs
area otr Pacific Coast Highway
1n Huntin·gton Beach. Miss
Johnson s aid she thought of
making a bre,k, but Alcala
t'ume a round the passenger's
:.1de and took her by lhe arm.
She said he took her to a rocky
area where they sat down and he
produced the marijuana, forcing
her to smoke it. Once she tried
to get up, s he said, but he
grabbed her by the leg.
Sitting back down, she said
Alcala then put his arm around
her an d kiss e d her
''passionately.''
l'urk rangers l'VC'nlually camt·
b> and arrestt-d them both, Mi~
.lohnson ll'stif1C'rl
Shi· lutt•r told llunl1ngton
Beach pohce what had occurred
and the arrest resulted in Alcala
being sent back to prison for
violating probation. He had been
in Jail for a 1968 rape case In·
\Olv1ng an 8 year ·old Hollywood
girl end had been released in
August. 1974
H e was releas~ again ID 1971
in c·onnect1on with the case in·
'ol' 1ng Mass J ohnson
Elevator Falls
In Africa;
23-Killed
KLERKSDORP, South Africa
I AP) An elevator cage plum·
meted more than a mile down a
s haft in lhe world's biggest gold
mine today, killing all 23 miners
aboard. authorities said
N-M Trustees Cut
Nine teams of rescue workers
"'ent in to the shaft at the Vaal
Reefs mine, about 60 miles
:-.outhwest of Johannesburg, to
">CC 1f any of the men had
survived, a spokesman said.
Mter clearing through a tangle
of torn cable and wire and
rcsloMng power lines to reach
the men. they reached the
!>m ashed cage and found all the
mineri. dead. the s pokesman
-.aid
Activity Funding
Newport-Mesa school students
w1ll be huslhn~ for funds next
school year 1f they hope to
participate 1n act1v1t1es takin~
Solution Sought
SACRAME~TO (AP> Lt.
Gov Mike Curb says a new task
force will st>ek a permanent
solution to the noodin~ problem
at Lak<.' Elsinon• 111 Southern
Cahfomaa.
Of' ANOE COAST
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them from thetr own campuses
School d1stnct trustees voted
to cut next year's funds for at•
t1vity busing to half of the cur
rt•nt year oulla> or $90.000
Schools involved in activities
such as sports. music programs.
debate meets and field trips will
be asked to launch their own
fundraising t1 vents . a
spokeswoman said
School district trustees ure
hoping to trim $3 to S4 m1llion
from next year 's budget as costs
continue lo cbmb and student
enrollment. upon which state
funding is based, conllnue!-t to
dechne
.
Stereo Stolen
Al Mesa School
Thieves broke into the music
room at Rea Middle School in
Costa Mesa late' Tuesday or
t•arly Wedne:-.day and stole a
s tereo system valued at about
S960. polic•c r<·imrtcd
Officers said a door to the
room on the northeast corner of
the campus was pried open. two
:-.~waker!> ripp<>d from a wall and
a tapt• recorder and stereo re
cc1vcr taken rrom a s helf
Vets Honored
Vietnam Memorial Set
Orange County servicemen who lost their lives In the
Vi etnam conflict will be honored at 11 a .m . Saturday
through the unvelllng of a memorial at the county Hall of
Administration in Santa Ana.
DURING THE ceremony, a four by five·foot bronze
plaque listing the names of area servlcemen who were
killed in Vietnam wlll be presented by Gold Star Mothers.
a 51-year·old organlzatlon of mother s who lost a chUd·ln
military servlce.
Guest speaker will bc_;ctired Navy Capt. Ernest M.
Moore Jr .. who was u prl~ner of war from March, 1967, to
'March, 1973.
JOINING MOORE and relatives or those kllted In V\et
nnm will ~ lsl District Sup<?rvh1or Philip Antho1·.) Rev
Otto E. Sporrcr o( Lnguna .Ull•; .11d the U S M~irtne Corp•
3rd Aircraft Win.< D1&11d
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Kuwait Increases Oil
· Price $5.50 a Barrel
NEW YORK <AP> -Kuwelt. the Or1anJzation of Pe~m
ExportJna Countries' member thal kicked off the last round ol
world cNde oll price blkea. la booatln& prices by about $5.SO 1
barrel. industry sources conllrmed today.
The blkn are comln1 on part ot the oil Weatem oil com·
panlet buy from lbe Penl&o Gult nauoa. but may not dlreetly
affect th.e United $ates becau.se It buy1 virtually no Ku•altl oU.
Oil prices have doubled to around $30 a ba~I over the p"t'
year, with the lai.tt round of $2·a ·barrel hikes comlnt Jut
month.
IJ.S. T,... 8et•~•• lt'l4ne•
WASHINGTON <AP> -Surges m both the volume and price
of imported crude oll and oU product& helped push the naUoo'•
trade deficit ln February to a record $5.6 billion, the Commerce
Department reported lhia afternoon.
The value or Import.a bad exceeded exporta by $4.8 blllloo in
January and about 14.1 billion 111 December. The previoua one·
mooth record deficit was $5.2 billion in February 1978.
David Lund, a senior ecooom1st with the Commerce Depart·
ment. attnboted much of the growth or lbe deficit to "one of the
largest monthly increases we ever m the price of imported oil ...
He added that the deficit also was 10nuenced by a Jump in
foreign cor imports and a drop 111 U S. exports of gold.
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NEW YORK IAP l Government lawyers say there is ID
~ufflc1ent evidence 1<1 bring mdictment.s against any Carter ad·
mmjstrat1on ofhc1uls ID the 1DvesU1ation of allegations that
Robert L Vesco tried to have the White
llousl' fix his legal problems. The New York
Times reported today
The newspaper cited sources close to the
inquiry aa saying the prosecutors' assess·
ment or the case was relayed th.is week to a
federal grand Jury conducting the investiga.
tion by Assistant U S Attorney Harry Ben·
ner
Vescu. the fug1t1ve Amencan financier
cha rgc•d with bilking ~tockholderb out of
millions of dollar-. in an intemat1onal swindle
vuco a decade ago, is living in the Bahamas
Braga..: APJt"' Prea•r-e
MILWAUKEE <A P I Ronald Reagah has proposed <ap
plying ""extreme prc!>~ure"' that could ··touch on a threat or
· force" to wm the release of Ame n can hostages held 1n Tehran
by lraruan m1Ut.a.nts
The former Ca l1forn1a ~o\ernor . camp a1gn1n g for
Wil>consin's Republican pres1dent1al pnmary Tuesday. told re·
porter.; that m making his proposal. he was "not Jingo thlnJung
of pushing the war button" over the estimated 50 hostages who
have been held captive sm~ Nov 4
Reagan s aid that tn handlmg the ho-.taire cnsas. the Carter
Jdmirustrallon faded to take advantage of Iran s dcpendenc~ on
imported food and its need to dehvt·r ml to tankers {'ach day
Bus Odor Source
Eludes Officials
B> DELORES BROOKS IRWIN
OI -o.ily ,., ... SC..tl County health officials have
~1v<>n up try ing to find th{·
~ourC'e of a smell on Orangt-
County Transit District buses
that some drivers and
passengers say ls making ~m
sick
"If there· s something then"
Y.C haven't found 1t We've pret
t' much closed the cas<·." said
I\ en RCF!l<'r or the County
Public I leallh Ocpa rtme nt
But lran~1l district orr1c1a b
... ay they arc still trying to find
the sourct· of the odor that
prompted 35 "'ritten complaints
of headJChl'~ and nHU!-tCU
prt manly from dri n ·r ">
The problem begun last fall. a
district ~pokt•sman said. when a
bus drh er complained that
fumes in lhe brand-new buses
wt're giving him headachei.
The transit district had recent
l y purchased 65 of th<:
streamlined buses from the Ohio
firm of Grumman·Flxible. The
buses are fully air-cond1tJoned.
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hut art-bwlt "1th "10do11o-s lhat
t dn "t be opened
Arter Lhe irutiaJ cornplamLs.
both transit distnct and county
heJlth e'Cperts tested the buse-.
1n quesuon
Mesa Horwrs
Cop of Year
The annual Policeman of th1
Year c1ward v.111 be presented
Friday by Costa Mesl:l Tomor
row at 11 noon luncht<>n open to
the pubhc at the· Co~ta Mesa
Golf and C-0untr) Club
The award rtt1p1ent 1s picked
by his fellow officers. said
spokes man Jean Robins . who
noted that $7 75 ticl<eL-; lo the
luncheon ceremony, featuring
Supenor Court Judl(e William L
Murray, co-speaker. will be
available at the door
The Costa Mesa Tomorrov.
organlutioo was formed about
10 years ago to promote and en· courage bUsiness in the city's
downtown shopping area.
By l'&J:DE&JCK ICBO&MEllL .... _... ........
Six Ot'ao1e Coun&,y Sbertfra--
departineat inveRA1•tors are
J*UJ81 1D U to JI bow dliys lo a maulve effort to aol•e the
murden believed to be the work
of a homo.exual kUler.
"The Jnve.Unt.ton 11 .latenae
aod la lnleoalfylng," said
sherltra U. Wyatt Hart. the de·
partmeot '• omclal al>Qtesmao.
Hart saJd he c0uld not provide
details ot where the inYestiga.
Uon ta headJng, but lndJcated
that detectives are attempting to
piece together the last houn of
the lives ol two Orange County
youths whose nude bodies were
found Saturday along Ortega
Highway east of San Juan
Capistrano near the Or ange
County-Riverside County line.
The youths. Glen Norman
Barker. 14, of lluntmgton Beach.
and Ruasell Duane Rugh, 15, ol
Ga rden Grove, had been
stran&)ed. They had not been
mutilated, nor sexuaJly molest-
ed. Hart said
M eanwh1le, Los Angeles
Police Department investigators
today were attemptin g to iden-
tify the body of a youth who may
have become victim 31 or the
killer
The body was found Just off
the Hurbor Freeway in an alley
behind a tool supply compan y
The body was dc~cribed as that
of a maJe. wtute, between 14 and
17 year!> u ld. lie had been
strangled
SLAYING
the scene while awa1t10g cor·
oner's a.nvest1gators.
Ca lTrans w o rkers Andy
Lopez, 23, and Duke Quintana.
37, were driving on the in
tt'rc hangl' ut th1: freeway and
\1 y ford Road when Lopez
..,pottt:d the body
Tht.>Y stopped th<>ir stall· truck
<or a dOber look and dtlerrruncd
1t was lndeC'd a corpse> and
notifit'<i pohcl•
\ thron~ of print. ldtVISIOn
Jnd radto new:.mcn was on tht·
bcene short!> before J p.m .. all
J wJ re or other killm~s of )Oun~
malel> in what <appears m those•
cases to be the work of a mass
murderer who dumps victim:-.
neJr Southland frcewa:w "
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MOURN •.•
11on than hitchhiking." she 5aJd
Ocean View School Superin-
lt•ndent Dale Coogan <;aid that
a ll ctuldren wall be warned or
the dnngers of hitchhiking
ht-fore the sprin~ vacation holi·
day which beR.ins Saturday.
Mrs. Wilson said that classes
at Westmont. which is in the
Ocean View School District, wall
be dismJssed early so that stu-
dents can attend funeral
se rvices Friday for their
classmate
Services are scheduled at 2
P m at the Peek Family
Colonial Funeral Home, 7801
Bolsa Ave .. Westmins ter.
Memorial services also are to be
conducted at ~ school.
Education
Book Hit
SACRAMENTO <AP> A
propoMd at.ate reference be><*
for the teacben ol aex education
ii "an attack by the Mx educa·
lion eetabtiallment oo t.be fami
ly," 11y1 HI tic J acquellne
Kasun ot Eureka.
But atate health consultant
Susan Cronenwett calla Mrs.
Kaau.n "a aelt-appomted zealot
to at.op sex education who has
dlatorted the book ...
Mrs. Kasun aaid In a telephone
anterview Wednesday lhal the
state bas been "doing every-
thing it could lo conceal the book from parents."
8'.U91ea l•J.,.etl
_....._LOI ANOSL <AP) -A plu aonUed bj .,_.._. c.11'anla tweruoUoa lndUIUY ud UIUoe
JeMtn to lew•t 1100 million 1 month in buJldlnt loans
hu beea dlRribtd bJ one tlu.Dclal npert u a poten•
t.tai ... ftd11••0 roru.. •lltna boullq lnd try.
Ke1 m..,.,.tHDt ud union tru1t.ee1 of lt pen.alon fUDda held a...._ ol nt..Un .. WI _.. and qreect to
chanael •"time ot dol.lan into IQl\f·tenn loan fe>mmlt·
"'"'-,... t"Ollltnietloe "' hom and otMr bUild.l.QI•, Everett.£. Dell, bead ot tbe Af'LoelO Phambert Ud
Pipef'Mten U'IUGD, 1at4 Wedneeday.
IOA•ING llJl'BaB T RATE end rlaaoa un·
'Ill-•· llp
nd'
emp~ 1porrtd ~ move, Shell aaid. addlnj "we
hope klM will •pread qWetLly •. lint t.hrou&bOut
Callfornla IDd then acrON the nation."
pentloo fUad IDOIMY WUl be IOmewbat. below the top. Ina rat.el today -•blcb ran,. ttom 15 peretDt w • percent.
"U their olana materfallM, bd tbelr interest rat.
are "euooabl•. it eouJd be a sod.Mod to the tnduatry."
aald a 1l)Okeamu for American SavU.O ud Loan Co.
BOWZVJta. BB D8CU.NED to •peculate 00 ~ tx·
act ru. adCl1q t.bal lf the prosram is HPN"~ -~•· peeled, teama ot expert.I In the ~ will ~
what rate to cbar1e. W. De.an Cannoo. txecuUve vice prttldent ot the-
Calltomla Savi.DO aad Loan loaUtute, called the pro-poeala a "alpltlcaot ltep 1n t.be riaht dlreclk>n and the
kJnd ol actkJo we have been W'aiDI lor yeus."
Shell 1ald the Interest ratea to be charged for
Molt ot the esthnated ta bJ.llloa tn pena1oo r~te·
aervee held for Southem Calltonda bu.lldlnc laduatfy
workers ls presently Invested ln ltOea, bonds and lq\'·
ernment aecwiUes, and the propo.sata muat 1Ull 10 ..,.-
tlnal approval to the full boards ot tnastees.
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Bank Sets New
Credit Rulings
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Reacting to Presi·
dent Carter's credit c rackdown, the Bank of
America. the nation's largest bank, has hiked its
interest rates and said it will turn down most new
customers· requests for loans.
THE BANK HAS TAKEN the acttons to com-
ply with Federal Reserve dlrectJves to hold the
growth m domeslJc loans this year to a 6 percent to
a 9 percent range
To control the growth in the area of credit
card loans outstanding, the bank w1U :
-Booet its minimum monthly payment re-
quirement on Bank-Amencard·V1sa and Master-
Card accounts to 6 percent of the 11npaid balance
or $25, from 4 percent of the unpaid balance or SlO.
-Strengthen its critena for new credit card
applicants as well as for ancreases In credit limits
for cardholders. ALL MAKES!
_ INCREASES ITS TRANSFER and check 833 0555 service fee from 1percentto11.-.i percent -
For home loans. the bank said it 1s increasing
from 16~ percent to 17 percent its interest rate on Ask Fot Our
fixed-rate loans for $150,000 or less on smgle LilSE Sfl£CIAUST at
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I . s E ect :
Incumbent
Donn Hali
BAKER <AP) -IJ'he filming
of new footage for the science·
fiction blockbuster •'Close En·
counters of the Third Kind" con·
linued in the Dumont Sand
Dunes after four stuntmen were
injured when they fell out of fly.
ing Jeeps, a Columbia Pictures
spokesman said.
"It was apparently not as
serious as we had first thought
with helicopters flying in to take
people to the hospital,'' said
Marvin Levy at the Columbia
studio in Burbank
Glenn Henry. a 37·ycar·old farm worker. !>m iles after an
oul·Of·court. settlement which gives $5 m1ll1on to some
25.000 Califorrua fa r m workers in a lawsuit challenging
the Teamst ers' Union's pension fund. The agreement
mus t be approved by a federal Judge
family dwellings HOWARD 0..vrolet
At the same time. 1t as 1ncr<.'a~1ng its vanable· ...,,_"~··10, .. ..,,
rate loans in the same pnce range from is:i,.. to ~=====N=EWPOR==::T::B:::E==A=C=--H-..,,::>!f 16~. The maximum ratio or loa n to appraised
value of property will be low('red to i5 percent
from ~ percent Call 642-S678
Put a few words
10 work for ou
DONN
HALL
FOR
COSTA MESA
CITY COUNICL
Vote April 8. 1980
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~·w•~keft
SACRAMENTO (A P )
Gasoline service stations would
have to post their prices on signs
legible from passing vehicles.
under a ball approved by a
~nate committee
Over the opposition of service
station owners. the Business and
Professions Committee voted 5-2
Wednesday for SB1430 by Sen.
John Holmdahl , D -Castro
Valley, sending it to the Senate
Finance Committee. 3._,...,.,.s...,.
SAN DIEGO CAP )
Neighbors are baffled by the
violent deaths of an East San
Diego ramily shot in what
authorities describe as an ap-
parent double murde r and
s uicide.
Homicid e detect aves said
James R. Hart, 35, apparently
killed his wtre and ll·year-old
son before turning the gun on
himself.
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CARLSBAD (AP> -An $18
million trash compacting and
transfer station, severely
damaged by an explosion. is ex-
pected to be out or operation for
an indefinite length of time.
There were no injuries report-
ed as a result of the explosion
which rocked the Palomar.
Transfer Station Wednesday ar-
temoon.
ACLU Suit
Backs Gay
SAN FRANLISCO (/\P l T h e
American Civil Liberties Union has riled
s uit on behalf of an Atherton 1llustrator.
Warren Preston. 41, whose government
security clear an ce was taken away
because he 1s a homosexual
The lawsuit, filed in U.S. Distnct Court
Wednesday against military ofracaals, b
believed to be the first court test or
whether the clearance known as "SCI,"
which is higher than "top secret," can be
revoked by the National Seeurity Agency
without due process .
It also is believed lo be the fi rst test of
whether security agenJ::y investigators can
demand details of government workers'
sex lives and then revoke their security
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BEAT
THE
DEVELOPERS VOTE
NO
ON
D
Bob Spreen
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The lowest unresblcted fare.
$
Fly right to downtown Hobby Airport.
]Ullt call a 7Java/ Agant, your C'olporate 'Jtave/ Amin~
or Hugbee AirW81t at (714> 640-2':>60.
PrtQe II SOX, oti am.way adult ooech fare, and ii~ to change.
' I ,
Girls' Spring
dress sale.
7.99 to 22.99
Lots of styles and colors to
choose from. Get your daught81'
dressed for Spring with these
special prices. Sundr8SS6S,
knits and more.
Umited quantities.
A. Gingham check polyester I
cotton sundtws. 4 to 6x. Special, 7.99
B. Hawaiian style print dress with tube top.
Pol}'9St81'/Cotton. 7 to 14, Special, 11.99
Girls' DrestltJS, 462 snd 470
Shop Sulock'1 SQ(Jth eo. Plw• Mon.·Ftf. 10.0:30, Sat. 1~ sun. 12.5.
Bullock's Minion Viejo, Misllon Viejo Mel, (114) 495-3111.
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Ora,. Oollt Delly PHot
The Colta .... Ptl• ' • bu l10Md a S.-ll&or'y Olftce •n~menl J.-l<M&b OI
San l>telO "-way on 8ftitol __,,..,......._
But. lhe City Council bu acned \.0 conalder an appeal
th projecl, called Brlatol Plan, OlleNdbly to f~ua on
policy toward hlfh·riae prcdeoU in areu IOUlh of the way.
Most city &Onll\J probibil.a buUdln.p tall T lhan two
r1cs. Obvtou.s ln th ir exceplJon are Seaenrtrom proj
north of the freewa1 and aomt a~ offtce ind
lUng bulldina.s near t.be downtown area.
R.i®n~ who v.'OU.ld be &hadowed by ~ pn>~
istol Plaza project say it I t.oo bia ind would lmpose
much ampact on nearby res1denual reas
A!i thuy argu , reports indicate that plans for another
story structure Just across Brlstol Slreet aro beln&
Obviously, uvery b;i project ls different, and com
unaty nt"<'ds vary from neiabborhood to neighborhood.
A 14-story structure that may d1arupt one area may
e little tmpact on another.
The City Council would be wise, perhapb, not to adopt
eneral policy for all ol the city south of the freeway
take lho.se big buildln:gs on one al a time.
vs. Pay
A last-minute etrort by a state mediator to negotiate
a contract between the NeWport·Mesa Unified School Dis·
trict and its teachers has failed.
Both sides await a f act·finding report by a three. ~erson state panel before taking. up bargaining talks
ga in.
Major differences revolve around money, of course, rnd some staffing procedures.
Teachers seek an 11 percent pay r aise ror the current
l'ar and another 11 percent next July 1. The board has
>fftt red 8 percent retroactive to last October and 6.5 per·
·ent next July.
But the board wants to trim down its teaching staff,
ullmg positions s uch as music and physical education
cachers who travel among elementary schools, some
sycholo~ists a nd special reading teachers.
Laguna Beach Unified School District teachers just
'l•ltll'd for a 3.5 percent pay hike this year . Huntington
eac·h's Ocean Vi ew (elementary> District teachers won
percent. . Irvine Unifi ed teachers, working on an old contract.
~1?.ot 8 percent this year. . . t" Further Newport·Mesa negot1at10ns might sec ~eathcrs opting for fewer J>Qsitions and a httle more pay.
i:But in<lit'at1ons are that the d1stnct would be hard ~n·s~ed to maintain 1976·77 special staffing outlay~ while
1:6rantmgs1zablepay hikes. '
~ Jlay News hnproving
t: /\gain this week there has been what sounds like ~ood
J u:"' s m terms of getting the Upper Newport Bay cleaned
up
'l'hl' bay, which hasn't been dredged for more t.han 10 ~ 1•:1r ..... has been for that time the recipient of millions of ~·u1J1c vards of silt . most of it brought down the San
~1<.·go Crt•c:k by rains. "' At least as discouraging as the pollution or the bay ~a" been the inability of th~ city go~ernments s urround·
;.ng it to make any progress m resolving the problem.
• Last wee k. officials in Irvine. Newport Beach and
;:j)rani.:c County announced plans for a three.pronged at
~.i<:k on siltation . Th(' nt-wcst development came m the state s a rea.
!;rhl' department of FtSh and .Game. which manages the ~ 11 :H·n· l 'pµer Bay Ecolog1cal _Reserve, has been a ];t\1~1hlrng block In the process or finding solutions for the
i>av s prohlcm!:>. . . ! · Hut this week. a high ranking Fis h and Game offlc1al
~<110 thmgs are changing. The agency, f~~ starte1:'5.· ~s pre· ~pared to use $700,000 not yet.spent on v1s.1t~r fac1b~es for
j mnor dredging or construction of a ·~e·.s1lt1.ng basin. A~d
j-'1s h and Game is going after $2.3 m1lhon m federal dis· ~stcr aid to start dredging out some of the mos t recently
:2! rri ved s 1 It.
• J ust to make s ure the $700,000 r eally does go to help
lhc bay. Assemblywoman Marian Bergs?"·· R-New}>?rt ~cacb, this week also got a budget res.tr.iction for Fi~h ~nd Game to see to it that agency officials keep their
~ord.
-: Things are looking up • ~ .
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Boyd/Teaching
~ ~ By L.11. BOYD
:' The count of available ~choolteachers rises and falls
e markably from year to
ear. Matter of money,
s ually. Business can boost
s wage scales with some
peed whe n necessary.
chool boards run late in
is. So business this year
as hired away a Jot of
achers. ll isn't all a matter
money, however. Boredom
ays its part. As the old
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
From ope who remem-bers Colla Mesa's
Superior Avenue.
••before and afteT" why
not a commendable
word to the delignen
and en1lneera for a
tremendous and much·
needed lmprovanent on
this roadway?
NOT GLOOMY
Ot .. ,,,, ""' c:-4• .,. ...... ........ , ....... t, ........... MU\Yrlfy ....... ¥ .. wtlf .. :;::.T.;..."I::..,~ .........
Roman Juvenal said, "It is
the repetition, like cabbage
served at every meal. that
wears out the schoolmaster's
life."
History long b as taught us
that the Revolutionary hero
Nathan Hale said, "I only
regret that I have but one life
to give for my country." Or
words to that effect. But
researchers recently turned
up an eyewitness 11ccount of
Hale's execution. In it, be ls
quoted as saying, instead :
"It's the duty of every good
officer to obey any order3
'-given h im by hi s
commander·in·chief. •·
• • ' Tb<>1e scholars who put all
the Mias America statiatlea
tnt.o a computer say the moat
likely winner sbould be
20-years·8 month• old.. a
green-eyed bnanette born ln
April. a piano player and a
resident of aome 1maU town
in CallfomJa. · ,
Honeybees die when they
stJng bumana. But not wlMln
they sUna other hoaeybeel.
Infant.a don't get MUkk
'C Toddlen don't. either. Not°"
untU qe 3 or 4, if. ever, do
they IWi to I~ aiPI ot
tbe~ rullerabl• afflietioa.
It was Lo be a debate to develop
the differences belweea each can-
didate . 1l>e public across the na·
hon waited anxiously. But as it
turned out the~ was really node·
bate.
Mailbox
It any of the ae•en had any real
dltference1 It faJltd to 1urtace.
Tbey "ro uoanhnoua for cut.Una
covemmtDt 1pendlnc but t.hty
a.bow reaUforlncreulo1tbede·
fiDH and IJlµit.,.y bud1et.a. One
wooden how both would be J)OISI •
ble!
THE 8HAllE of it 11 tba\ lt
WH &Mir Colden opportunity to
apeak out a1ala1t OPe ol the
moat pernlcloue federal pro·
iram1 ever coo.celved. That i.a
I.be "revenue 1haring" Invented
by Rlcbard Nixon. They didn't
even question the ~m of the
proaram u they all rushed to
a~syre their full suppo .
All but Reaaan who seemed to
try to indicate the s tates couJd
better handle their own pro.
grams. But in his faltering pre·
sentation be was unable to
arlicu.i.te hll lbouebtl and &.be menace wu loet.
Of coune the 1tatet, a.nd more
eapeclally t.b.e local 1overn·
meo'•· love the idea of the
federal ioveroment eettin1 the
blame tor tninc while they reap
aome ol the benefita. And the
1chool people are poaiti vely
euphoric over the federal
handout.a.
, IT 18 BAD enough for the state
and local governments to be
financed In such an lnetncieot
manner Undet the system a
substanllal part of the tax
dolla~ are used for the coUec·
lion from tbe people of the SO
states and another substantial
part spent in. redistributing 1t
back to tbe st.ates and locals.
But the real evil is that the
system has placed stale and
local government under the
domlnance of lbo fedenl P·
ernment and it.a bureauerata.
Thwi local control of th• 1cboolt.
self determJbation of poHelet
and oroaram• by t.be cltiel and
counties, and even state'• rilbb
have been pree~.,y lboel ln
Washington who, elected by
nobody, represent o.oboclY.
Yet. wltb their tbrHLs of
withholdi.ng federal f\IQcll, t.My
dictate to the achoolt, lJtVade the
rights of the local comrnun.lUes
to determine their own pro·
grams. and even compel the
legislatures to enact laws "or
else."
THE TAX DOLLARS collected
from the people wllbln each
state have now become the
federal bureaucrats' money.
They not only decide who wtll
get it but how it will be spent.
But the lure of "free'' money ls
a powerfuJ weapon which few
tan resist. Certainly the ob&e·
qu1ous legis lators and local
poliucians and educators abow
no lnchnalJon to do so.
To the contrary. when citiiens
or a community or a state ques·
t1on the need or desirability of a
program receiving federal aid,
the slate and local officials
respond with "What do you care,
1t doesn't cost us anything, it's
federal money."
The Republicans' failure to al·
tack the program leaves only
President Carter in opposition.
lie has proposed reductions in
revenue sharing as he seeks to
balance I.he budget and rest.ore
the c:tonomy Fat chance he will
ha V(• With aJI or his Opponents
bobtcnng Congress to continue
,ind an< rca:.c lh(' shanng.
Hut the lesson i:. there. And
I ht· mure I.he states and local
J.!o vemment:. come to depend
upon the federal government for
f1na nc10g the mote the people's
.1h1hty to chart their own course
11Jm1ru.sbes It 1~ an erosion of
freedom wh1ch eventually will
destroy the liberties the cowitry
once enjoyed
Gray Whales and Power.boats a Risky Mix
To the Edit.or·
I am a volunlec!r guide> on a
whalewatch boat sponsored b>
The American Cetacean Society,
of which I am a member. We
h ave been watchinlt the
migration of the CaLifomw gray
whales since their arrival in our
area in late December. On
Saturday, March 15, I was on lhe
whalewa tch boat in Newport
Beach with several other A.C.S.
volunteers and several other
people. observing the northward
migration of the whalL•s. We
witnessed a fr1ght c nin~
spectacle The Warmington
G r a nd Prix. a n ofhhore
powerboat race. was taking
place off of our coastline, 1n the
height of the northward
migration or the gray whules!
WHEN THE powerboats.
helicopte r s. and airplanes
involved in the race began to
enter our area, the whales
displayed behaviors that neithe r
J nor other volunteers had ever
seen before. Five whales, upon
hearing the extremel y
high-pitched noises, and feeling
the sounds reverberating
through the water, did an abrupt
360 degree turn and headed
southward, going at least twice
as fast as they were going while
heading north! They acted very
frightened and disoriented .
We also observed several
other pods or whales that. upon
the approach of the boats,
turned to toward the coast,
began swimming in circular
patterns. and completely altered
their normal s wimming,
breathing and dJving techniques.
and were generally displaying
harassed and terrified behavior
created ·by the noise and heavy
boat traffic. boat racers and
spectator boats alike.
These whales. if in the path of
a racing boat going
approximately 8S mph . could
not have been avoided. The
whale, and the ~l's occupants
would probably have been
killed, and the boat certainly
would have been destroyed.
This boat race should be put
off until tbe la5t of the whales
have passed our coastline and
are safely oat oC the area where
the race occurs. ll is onJy a
matter or approximately two
months• difference lo the
scheduling of the race. Appeals
bave been sent to the race
sponsors, The Warmington
Group, to postpone next year'•
WarminRton Grand Prix until
alter t.he mtaration ls over. I
tblc-erely hope that th.ls will be
tbe cue. MIMI SWAIN
'lll•dwn IA..,& ..
Td tbe Editor:
Wb1t bu happened to our proo
fetliosl f -. .,
•
llow degrading t11 hav<· to
march for our wage:.'
When the most treasured gift
J!1ven to us 1s our children
what price can you put on
l'ducators? Are we not of vaJue
to the> parents of our students"
Certainly we do not seem to be
important lO our district ad
ministrators or ~liticians who
run the system.
P arents where arc you.,
00 YOU NOT se<> your hard
working dedicated lt-acht·ri..
who ~1ve or their t1m<'. cner~~.
emotion.-. and lov<' tu provide th•·
b~~• educational C'"<Pt•rtencl'
possible for your child rn this.
the wcaltluest area in Orange:
County.,
How do you meas ure pay for
s uch a profession"
S urely you wa nt the best
homes. the best cars, the bet
clubs and are w11lmg to pa~.
whatever the cost. How do you
measure the cost? There isn't
enough money in all of Orangl.'
County to pay the worth .of the
top teacht•rs we have 1n the Newport Mesa Unified School
District Parents beware' The top
teachers will be leaving soon as
they are no longer able to sup·
port their families on a teacher's
:>ay in tlul district. Without a
cosl ·of·llvinll clau se for
teachers. there is no future m
the profession. DONNA CARPENTER.
Teacher
Newport Mesa Urufled
School Oistnct
()Mme::~ ...
To the Edit.or·
We are outraged by Jack An·
derson's total dis regard for
truth and lac k 01 pro ·
fess1onalism as reflected in his
column on the United Farm
Workers. Much of the column
con sists of inflammatory
rhetonc and vague generallu·
tlons based upon several specific
examples cited in the piece.
Anderson claims the UFW
"actually meets secreUy" with
growera In Texas. Arizona, New
Jersey and Florida .. to sabotqe
agreements woo by 'Other un·
ions.·' The only eroup ln any or
these st.at.ea that even purports
to hold cont.ct.a with irowen iB
tn Arisoa. where a compaal1 Wl· ion has slped "ye114w clol .. eon·
tracts with two or Uaree
Pboeoi~·area dtrH crowers
<where wor1'ers agree not to joln
legitimate unions, lncludilll the
UFW and the Team1ten). The
UFW ha.a never met with any of
these growers -the7 have ,.,,.
fused to Lalk with u for near'1
10 yean delplte ltrltM bJ our
membeu .ad d•autull by
workers to~ tbe Ul"W.
AN...,.. Mtl'a\89 tM ac.
count of an allesed bMU., fll u
"mvesll~all\'f' n•poMl'r · whH'h
v.,.;1 ... ~uppose diy v.1tnt•ss••d
pt•rsonalh by mt: at .t Phoen1 '<
t •fW rally. Reports from tht·
dozen or so nt"wsmen ••ho at tended the ra I ly aod rrom
plaandotht'!I Phoenix police o (
f1 <'e r~ who wc•r l' lht•ri· ~d'
nothing or a reporter or anyon1·
else who was ··badly beaten · at
the event Alld('rson'!> reportn
now says .. badl) bcatrn .. v.a-
tno stroo~: he was onl v ... tug~t'fl
,ind shoved around For rea~ons of ~PJ<'I' Jn1l t1m•·
th 1 i-. lettt•r dnt.·~ not rl'f u t <' 1 • "' n
ltl' 1n Ant.lnson ... foul .HtJtk 1111
U" H ht' had tht• <'lhlC\ ,1nd rm•
fl•\i.1onallsm to cht>ck h1.., fari...
v.1th independent sources. An
dcrson would have ~n pleased
to knov. that the consututiooal
procedures and guarantees
practiced b:. th C' U F'W a rt'
amo~ the:' most democratk of
any aruon in the nation.
CES • .\R E CJIAVRZ
President.
UnJled Farm Work<'r"
of Amenca
Mltft"BU..
To the Edit.or
A comment on the March 12
article. "$1 Jump in Water Bill!>
Due " The article ~oel> on Lo say
"perhaps" a dollar a month
mcrease to most families alon~
the O range Coas t . with
numerou.s "CODJeCtures" by the
waler districts' many. many
off1 c1als of the many, many
areas
There was no mention at all
about the acrei-. and acres of
water u sed by the farm
cooperatives. come rain or come
shine. or any suggeslwns that
the big, blg water users cut back
1n any way
Now. with the help of th<'
Daily Pilot. the many, many
water officials from the many,
many water districts can up tbe
cost of waler to homeowners
pretty much as they see rit. The
raise m services can and will
exceed the $1 a tQOnU\ propoeed.
W a11P8 bet? •
ZOEE.RALPH
8eTpflll6-nk
To the Edit.or:
1 read with great interest yoor
March 17 article on the arrest o(
a pa.abandler in Lacuna Beach.
I thought 1ou and yo•r
readers might be i,nterested to
know that lbe "lifeguards that
joined the pursuit and tackled
the suspect." were not on ~
personnel called to. the scene.
but rather, \bey wfil'e off duty
seaaonal Ufegu&l'U for the Ctty
of Laguna Beacb. The two
1u1rd•1 Al Mendes and Jon
Brick, obsftved Ult police of·
ficer tn ~ rather compromising
1ltuatJon a.nd ottered tbelt as·
siltance. Thia anlltanc' led
directly to lbf 1a.pect 'a eapture, rt lan't often that b.)-llfnden
11ffi-r tn hdp th1· poltre lh<"W
11.i)' ,10<1 I h-lt th1' part1<.ular
1n~t<10(I' -.h<1ult.I be brought Lo
'1>Ur att.enllon
• N t!edl~ lo say our associa-
tion '' very proud of our two
members ROR PATTERSON,
l're~1dl.'nl
Laguna Beach
l.1'4.•guard A~soc1alJOo
rm •• , .• "w.r
T n th•· F:d1tor
.\ ... tht' \.\11 rn1..•d parent of a
1·h lid .1t L11 rv1l'w StJtc llosp1lal.
I JpprC<'1ilte your <.'Oncem for
the v. l'llan• of the handicapped
r1 t1zens 1f Propos1t1on 9 shouJd
pass Howevt'r, I c.-onsider your
e d1tor 1al o f M arc h 18
m1sd1rec-led. You should point
your attention toward the
escalating rost of care for the
handicapped at Falrvlew.
Simple arithmetic provides
s ta rthn$? information. The
Fa1rv1ew a nnual budget is
almpsl S4J million which equates
to $30,500 for each or the 1,340
dev~lopmentally disabled people
at Fairview. Since 1975, the
monthly cost of care bas risen
from SI,200 to $2.s.to per person.
Ir your newspaper would Just
check into the facts surrounding
the rise in coct. you will find that
the total number of handicapped
al Fairview has dropped
drastically in the past 18 months
from over 1,800 lo the current
al Jti me low or 1,340 .
Concun-ently with the drop in
patients. the staff has risen from
i,600 to 2.100.
I SUGGEST that Fairview
c ar e full y weigh the
ramifications or closur e or
r esidences and reversion to
custodial care while eliminating
Foste r Grandparents and
essential level or care jobs. The
public cnay not be satisfied with
the manner that Fairview has
chosen to make the neceasary
cuts in its budget while
maintaining a lavish, top-heavy
staff. Wbat scares me about all
this Is . . . that the voters will
demand the closure of t.be It.ate
hos pitals becau:se pf tbe
exorbitant cost of operauon..
More and more proDOlldc>Ds
may be neeessary to c~ the runaway spending or pablic
fp•d•. w.. the parenu or cblldnm at Fainlew and tbe
taxpayers in t.bla sta\e need yoar-
hooeat editorial atreqt.h to for"ee
our tommmdty coUece dbtrict&. at1d local ud atate 1oven11nema
to 11.0p thll wildly escalatlnl
spending sprff.
1.
I
NAME WlTHHELD
•
..
Expansion Sliced
Pl>BTLAND, Ore. (AP ) -Oeorsta·Paclflc C.Orp., the nadoD'1
lar1eat producer of wood P"Qdac\I
.. ,.. tt wlll cut fta plana '°" ca.»1tai exoendlturel tbla yeu by more tMa
St6o milUoo due to a ee•ere llump tn UM n.UOO'• ~ martet.
1
Vp.., Up, A·ways
<lround has been broken for the first phase of the
$300 million. 3.4·millJOn·square.foot Crocke r Center
in downtown Los An~t:les A 54-story office tower
1 )(•ft> ''-111 be built f1r51 then a 4-1 ·storv office to~er
1 right > as part of a ~t·rond phase First pha~c 1s
!>cheduled for complclwn in 1982
More Milk
Computer Dairy Aid
COl.l'~BCS. Ohio f AP) A combmat1on of geneuc
and computer kno.,.,, how ,., expected to double milk pro-
duction on the· farm by the year 2001, when a champion
cow may produce~ whopping 50 tons of milk a year.
The average production of American dairy cows
already has doubled !>ince 1960, says Ron Buffiniton of
"elect Sires lnc., a dairy breed Improvement cooperative.
Buffington as ooe of about 400 dairy farmers,
scientJ.sts and industry representatives attendlng the an-
nual meeting of~ NaUonal Dairy Herd Improvement A.s·
so<:iauoo 1n Columbus. The m~i wUl continue t.hrouah
today
Buffmgtoo said an a verage cow produced 5,500 pounds or milk per year in 1980. compared to 11,SOO pounds cur
rently . Production wall exceed 22.000 pound.t per animal at
the begmning of the 21st century
Jf the production record tncreaHS correspondingly.
the world champK>o daJry cow, which produced more than
55,000 pounds of m.il.k in l!t7S, could produce SO tons of m1Uc
an a year by 2001, be sa..ad .
RolJot 'Slrea'
A compressed -air powered robot representing
Marilyn Monroe plays the guitar and sings a tune
from one or the late film star's movies al a Tokyo
department s tore. The robot is covered wilh
synthetic s kin as soft as a woman's, can move its
fingers to play the guitar and its Ups to sing.
Gold, Silver Quotations
By Tbe AslOdated Presa
Selected world gold prices today:
Londoa: morning fixing $4M.00, off $21.50; afternoon
fixing $485.25. off $22.25.
Parts: afternoon fixing S495.32, off $23.98.
Jl'raakftut: S488.00. ott $31.99.
lmtdl: 1i&n.oo bld, ort saa.oo: WN.oo uJrect.
New Y.tl: Hand.y fl Hannan late monuna "8$.25. off
'22.'7$ .
. New York: En1elbard Mlllnt price late mornln& .-. .s. off $22.30.
New Vert: Eqelbard rabrtealed gold late momlD&
t5CJ3.'8, on sza.oe.
* * NEW YORK (AP) -Handy • Hanna lltfer tu.100. °""·950· Eqelbard ailvtt" Sl0.981, off Sot.•: fabrtaMd atlver
•U.76e,off$S.2'7.
NEW YORK CAP) -Spot ooofertom aletal prieea to·
d1 y:
Copp9I' .-...U.02\6 a ~.U.S. ...._atson1.
Luci ........ poancl.
ZlDc 1'1\WM c.ta • pound, clellv4ted. nn .. ,.. • '°'*· Mercury fa.00 ptr ft.t.
Platiaum fSl5N510 troy oa. N. Y.
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liCf'Oe& 1M country ,,.. to
,_out~ and
polltiul fOAll lot the (;()fl\-a; C\118M
CNc*e11" ~ 8 Cl) BAAHAIY JONf.8
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poblilNng empife.
TUBE TOPPERS
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children ot underdeveloped countrtes,
hosted by Dean Jooes.
KCOP e 8:00 -"The Gossip
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Hollywood and f ocuslng on an idealistic
young journalist who becomes a scandal
report.er .
ABC 8 9:30 -The Associates. This
series about young lawyers returns. with
John Houseman in his Professor
Kingsfield character from "The Paper
Chase" as uest star.
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The 8'""1 kldl ~
!Mir ec:t fOf a TV ~
11\ow and GNo .. epotted
by • taAant agent who
WW!ll to .ion him UC)
Gil Gerard as Buck Rogers is held
captive by Anne J erfreys, who rules a
planet on which all men are prisoners.
on "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century''
tonight at 8 on NBC, Channel 4.
D OONCY
Quincy end an eplOetnoN>-
Olll 10.ana ~I llK4
lhree ~ OI bOlulitm
~ 10 • 11.oium
wtlef e • t'll&t<>f aocx;er
ollampjOnetllP 1$ IO be
played
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"''"how lodal ~ ~ into n-1nce1
'°""6. ttt.301~
mMd\. ~'*on
hll CJPC)OMlll
D TONIGHT
Host Joflnny CetsOf\
au.ts Mac 0.--. Judith
~. JOe Nemeth. SUit·
ltngl1~
a..cta 1.-to find OU1
wtty a laundry °'°"'81
9ligaoed 10 hie ~
'-"-IO lllllp ~ the
QOO k .... wt'O rOC>t*I .,.
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UR AHO 1*E8 Of
EDOIE ROed4 I I
OerlNde la~ by a
~ propc>MI. Tumet
..... fnghlentng -'°' Cynthl9. GertnlOe I cour1
• 0000 TIMES
Wlllona mu.i mM!e an
agonl2lng Oecitlon lhat
ccMd ctNlng9 the ,.... of
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• OCKCAVETT
~: J9d Hen1t.. (Part 4
of 5)
• OY9'fNIY
• ITREET8 Of SAN
FMNa8CO
Wherl Ille ~I 10n ol
a Greell reataurant owna•
returns hOm8 anlf 12
~ In prtaon. he tanos
th.II his older bfottiet has
not l<epl 1 promise:
• OVEAEASY
au.t: Bel Kautmen (RI
• MACHE>l / l.EMAEA
REPORT au.t: Bel Kaufman. (R)
Cl) TIC TAC DOUGH 0 MERV<WmN
G~ta: Cllarlla Cellu,
WllHam Devane and Robby
SenlOO.
1:30 8 THE GONG SHOW
IH SEARCH OF·-
"Tld11l W1W11"
7:00 i C8S NEWS HBC NEWS
HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
Rldlie hu a t><oblem when
~ eltP9Cll him to
get !hem tree ttel<ets l0t a
rock conoert
I ABCNEWS
CJ) JOt<ER'S WllD
M"A "S"H
9 9 FACE TliE MUSIC G MATCHGAME 0 TlC TAC DOUGH
• AU IN THEFAMIL Y
Archie IS the 50le Wl1""5
to • mugging, but I•~ to
avood getting 1nvotved t>y
lllbr1C8llng II SIOt)I lbout
the even1 SI MAaWL I LEHRER
REPORT Cl) NEW8CHECK
(() P.M. MAOAmlE Melt eaH t>mga e "Deer
Jotln" lettflf from FraM's
Wiie end news that Col
Pon« is go.og to become
8 o•aodfether.
4:00 1J ()) PALMERSTOWN,
U.S.A.
Oavtd's Pllf1W'lls bring h1m
a crystal radio se1 ll"of'TI
C'hannt>I ~bdng•
fJ t<NXl tCBS) Lo~ Angeles
0 KNBC (NBC) Los Anqelt-s O KTLA (Ind\ Los Ang1>1es 0 KABC· fV tABCI Los Anqele<;,
Cl) l\FMB 1ces1 San D1eoo 0 t<K>-TV (Ina I Los An9eles
®) KCST (ABC) San Otego m KTnl (Ind I Los Angeles
Q) t<COP· fV (Ind) Los Angeles
• KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angeles Ct KOCE·TV (PSS) Huntington Beach
Memon•~. and Bool<er r
$QOn learns that hos friend
tid& morn ume tor h11 toy
tnon tor him
0 BUCK ROGERS IN
THEM™ CENTURY
Buck toons torces wtth his
arcn enemy PtlnceM Ard•
la 10 UVtl • oi-t being
thrMtened by 8 dal<lly
<11<:1ator (Juhe Newme<~
(Part t)
U A TIME FOR LOVE
Ha.ta Mike Conno<a 8lld
FIOrenoe Henderlon 1a~e a
1()()1.. Bl ll>e growing !>'Ob-
lernS o4 Child abuse .,,.1th
oueals Ed Asl'er and
Cheryl Ladd
0 ~ MORK l MINDY
Mor~ Ind Mindy go IO
Ealdor's m<>unl81f1 cabon
for a weelceod whleh turns
OIJI lo t>e 8ny1htnQ tM
'"lful wtlerl II bliuard htls.
CR)
0 Qfll.DAEH Of THE
THIRDWOALD
Dean Jooes hOSll .,, UC>-
l>eal documentary on n.e
torponan cl!Udren c:A ThtrO· wono c:ouotn.a.
Q) CAROL BURNETT
ANOFRlENOS
Guests Sieve l.awroooe.
Tim C-Onwoy aJ THEOOSSIP
COt.UMNISl'
An 1d&a1t8llC YQUng JOU(·
nahsl. seduced by the
POwe< and otarnour 01
11o4tywo0d, t>ecomes a
QOSSIO <XHummst wno 1$
Oltn0$t destrO'f«I by the
Ye<Y COlumrw she wrttee..
fJi) 28 T ONIQtO'
Hott· Clete A00ens
61) MAGIC METHOD Of'
8 QJ8 8ARNEY "''UER An IOeAhlhC atChlle<I
decodes lhal ha wants 10
Oem<>11ah htS own bulldlng
G ~OCAUST NOW
Holl JoMf'ry MWWI pt'e-
Mnll hlQhliQhll of • 19C1·
finding IOU< of Cambodian
refugee <*T\1)6.
• ~QFUmH ID THE PAIME Of Ml88
JEMBAOOIE
"Mery MacGregor" Mia.
Btod1e'1 11u0en1a ••e
surpf'lsed and ooofueeo ""'*' she •~es a cJun"9Y
unl)09Ulat OWi under h«
W>t>Q
9:30 fJ ®J TME AS80CtATE8
Eltaot\ leamS the oroeecvt·
1ng auomey In a oo-n-
men1 caM he IS defendtOg
is none other th81'1 N• Old
law ICfloot '*MSls Pfo-
~ Kklgsflel<S (John
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~COMPANY
"c-ouiel fOf A Ctowd"
10:00 G Cl) KHOnl lAHOIHG
Val and Sid locale a ~
drvnl! Gary and bmO hffn r.ome. onty to have hlln
<11s.&P1>Mr 89&1!'1 (Pan 21 D ROCKFom> ALE.8
TWO young de19'11Yea help
Jim SOive 11'11 mut<>et o4 •
sena10t Who was k•tlad 111 a
pnvate de1ectrves' CO<W6n-
lion IR)
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Ooed. """ l.etlle Sl'I001 9lly OMd. ..... Jodie io.e hos
b80y 10 Cerol. will Dutch
ctlOOM £..-°' Cottnne. and ..,.. Poiltt m.ny o.wi,
ntEATAE
''The~ OI CM-e
Street A THI Ot Love.
Cll8'111 s cl>OoOa ot • t:JriOe
IS aooec>!ed by l.ouM8. bUt
an old "-teell aha 1116
a OM' delm (Part I~ o4
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G w.81 EJWIECE TMEATAE
''The ~ OI Oulie
St,_ Ir" LOMIN .->CS ,..,
dauQMet come 10 blows o..., Lo,11e·s ,_~as
a Cabat'et ~ (PWl I~
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11-00 888())@ NEWS
I NEWl YWB> GAME
OAVEAUENAT
LAAOE
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CM lhlef. and -'-8ond
• AU IN THE ,NAY
Ardloe'. QUiOll ttlonl. 009 ..-·-··-.. NIOtff cw..L£RY
"The 0eat 09partecr• A
I DA T1NQ GAME 9 NllCNEWS
COl..LEGE IA8E8Al1.
Atuona Si.ta UnrY.rtllY .,. USC
• HO<Wn HEAOES
A tougPI new office•
~ lo SteiaO tJ
~· Hopen's plan -~ RllPfl ~ IOvlOlt 10 •
orosc>ecOv• b<odeQtOOm
at>O almOal brealt• ~ •
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• C»'TlONED AIJC
NEWS m SYWTHE&S11
Coal So1u11on O<
P011u1oon, .. The ~lnQ
pnont--·ouncs.ne the
naUon • ,._.t t>ec>
to coe1 as • ~
•ou•ce ot energy 111
ellamtned
11-ec>. 0 P0UCE WOMAH
~ goel UtldelOCYel
to~ IOr a ~IC
st• 11n9llnq mtddl•·•O<'d -
JOHN DARLING
"'4E.LL EVEQVBO()"(, WE DID
Ii! i HE. ~IN(j 5HOv.J IS ONE. Y R Ou::> iOOA'!' !
C-.beg.nL
t, 15 • ()) MNf'f liAAT'MAN.
MARY HARTMAN
O.WS.lhe~.
gets l'IOI own •rt. Mary oa
'"'90. and Iha Hw1mene.
ShumwllyS and HaOgerS
C9lebt ai. ,,., lreeOOm
1:30D MOYIE
• Ii> • love 0 1 ThtH Ou_,.. ( t9531 Hedy
Umllr1'
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• • •,, 'f ive Golden
More Waltons Bail Out, But CBS Wants Show
By PETEil J . BOYER
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Fried chicken. rorn-
on·the·cob. biscuil'I and honey. An apt farewell
supper for the long.running homespun series. ·'The
Waltons."
At least, last weekend's gathering had the air
of a farewell supper until CBS VlCe president for
programming Bud Grant took to the stage and
said, "We're looking forward to another season
with 'The Waltons.' "
TWO OF THE FEW members or the
"Waltons" cast in attendance, Ellen Corby
<Grandma> and Joo Walmsley (Jason) seemed as
surprised as everyone else. Miss Corny, still re·
covering from a stroke that bas limited her ap-
pearances oo the s how in the past two seasons,
laughed and iave Walms ley a congratulatory pat
on the back.
So, it appears that writ.er Earl Hamner's en·
during~ of family life in the Virginia mountains
will be around for at least one more reel, despite
some rather formidable hindrances.
Michael Learned, who appeared occasionally
on "The Waltons'' in its eighth season this year.
bas announced that she int.ends to move on to other
things next fall. She made a similar announcement
last year when she expected the show to be
dropped by CBS, but was persuaded to drop in a
few limes this season in her Olivia Walton
<Mama) role.
ALSO, llALP H WAITE, WHO plays John
Walton, the patriarch of Walton's Mountain, has
said that be doesn't plan to carry his role into a
ninth season.
With the departure or Waite and Miss Learned
from the show, "The Walt.ons" would seem less
the traditiooal ideal it has been and more the
modem American family -of the splintered sort
-as the show moves through tM World War II
years. Of the original 11-member family, only six
would still be with the show, although the cast has
gradually grown with the addition of other charac-
ten through the years.
ln an interview later in the week, though,
Grant said nothing is certain about ''The
I ' I , ·: ~ ......
~ ~
,. y ., ·'
Waltons," including the departure of Waite and EVEN IF "PALMERSTOWN" does make 11
. I pilots and tryout series 11.s programming )ex·
Miss Learned. (and its premiere episode rated strongly ), Grant
"I THINK THAT'S STILL open for di~· says "that doesn't necessarily mean 11 will get that Thursday time period "
ecut1 v~ have been surveying these past sev.;ral
\4 eeh
cuss1on," Grant said. "We'll JUSt have to wait and Lee Rich, president o( Lon mar ProduC'tion!'I.
see. which makes "The Wa ltons," sttm~ more certain WHAT MJGHT,.HAPPEN JS a renammR of the
" 'The Waltons' has not been picked up for about the show's future. show to "Waltons' Mountain.·· and expa.nst<>d of next season. but this lS certainly not necessarily its f ..... _ last season. by any means." "Whoevt>r we have, what.ever we bave. we will its ocus to met"""' the activtties o( lM growing
It would seem that tM future of the series go." Rlch said "What they <CBS> have told us so cast as the selies progresses through time. ;
would be alf~ted in part by the performanC'e or Car is that in all likebbood. it will be back I sup Evt>ntually. who knows? Perhaps thej'll
the Norman Lear .Alex Hale y seri es post>we'llbebearingmthenextmonthorso " follow John.Boy Walton's model. creator Earl
"Palmerstown," whlch is currently running 1n That will be wben CBS settles on a rough Hamner Jr , to Malibu and caJI it "Walt.do's
"The Waltons" Thursday night s lot. If schedule for the fall. after con.s1denng the sundry ~aside Bungal°" ..
"Palmerstown" doesn't make it, CBS would be r--=-:-:--=-:-~~=-=------,----------------------------.&.-
toatb to embark upon a new season without a Call 542-sua.
d l P\11 • tew WOfdl stea y fam.i y oriented entry in that time slot. to work for ou.
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