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MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 31 , 1980
VOL 1), NO '1, l SECTIONS, n PAGES
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Eleven-month-old Penney Nicholson makes it clear who
she favors in upcoming Huntington Beach City Cou'l'il
election. Penney, in the arms of her mother, Kim . is lhe
g randdaug hter of incumbent Councilman Ron Pattinson
Daughter and granddaughter were at a political rally
Sunday at Huntington Beach's Central Park.
Court Overturm
PaJ,ronage System
WASHINGTON (AP) -In a
• ntajor blow to the system or
political patronace, the U.S.
Supreme Court today gave gov·
1 emment workers broad new pro-
tection from being fiTed for their
politJcal party afflllatton.
fusion and undermine American
political parties. Writing for the majority,
Justice John Paul Stevens enun·
ciated a ·new test for political
hiring and nnng_
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C'epter S a •k
Divers Seek
Crash Victim
/\minoil 011 Company hired an
underwater search team to con
tinue th<' hunt today for the bod>
of a man belte\-ed trapped inside
Ttjuanans
Protest Delay
In Flood Aid
TIJlJ/\N/\, Mexico <AP> -At
least fi0.000 people remain cut off
from normal roads and new
dro" nangs are still being reported
a month arter floodw aters hit Ba-
1a Cahfom1a m February
ln a pubhc protest attended by
about 150 people Sunday, the
government was accused or in
difference in the wake of last
month's storms. A
Protesters said the floodgates
at Rodnguez Dam were opened
and closed a rbitrarily last week.
causan~ erratic water flow and
four deaths in Tijuana's La Mesa
!>u burb. s pokes man Jaime
Derenazde la Para claimed
One washed-out bridge still
hasn't been repaired, the dem·
onstrators comaplained.
Two deaths were of t~n-a~ers
drowned al different limes Fn·
day while trying to cross the
Alamar River fed by water from
behind the dam. Two other bodies
were found Saturday. Across the U.S. border, the
body of a woman about 50 was
found Sunday in the Tia Juana
River.
An illegal alien reported the
body to U.S. Border Patrol of·
ficers. Lifeguards said lhe un-
identified woman apparently
drowned while trying to cross
the border.
a helicopter which c rashed
Saturdav night orr the coa~t or
Huntington ~ach
The m1ssin~ passenger. 26
vear -old Jeff Moon of Lon~
i3each. was presumed killed
along with pilot Gar)!. L<'e
Rohwer. 49, of Lakr Elsinore.
when th<' oil company helicopter
nose-dived into the water about
300 varru. off Bolsa Chica State
Beach
O r ange Count y Harbor
patrolmen qmckl y recovered the
pilot's body .... h1ch was round
fl oallnJ? near the wreckagf.' of
the Amino1I USA helicopter
Investigators said the crashed
helicopter broke away from 1b
pontoon~ and ~ank ~fore they
could search the wreckage for
the ,;econd body
i\ three-man Orange County
shenrfs divini;t team spent four
hours Sunday scounng the chilly
30-foot dN'P waters but turned
up only a helicopter seat and a
portion oC a pontoon
Huntington Reach pohce, who
ar e roordinatmg the !)earch.
theorized tha t the c rashed
copter may have retained some
buoyancy and drifted from the
area rather than settling on the
ocean floor
Police satd Aminoil has hired
a private diving crew to take
over the search
Witnesses who saw the crash
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Kennedy Win8 P oll
SEASIDE. O r e . CAP> -
Oregon Democrats e ndorsed
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy over
President Carter in a presJden-
tlal preference straw poll and
adopted a generally liberal par-
ty plat.Corm Sunday lo wind up a
three-day convention.
Pilot Price
To Increase
Home dehvery pnce ror
the Daily Pilot will go
from S3 TS. to S4 per moat.h
effective Apnl 1
'V our Daily Pdot CU· r1er, ..-t. ao tadepea·
denl merchant. will re·
cetve 40 percent of the in·
c r ease for ha s or he r
S<'r v1ces to you at the new
prtl'l'
Continuing ma1or cost
1nrrea.~ tn all aspt>clS of
n1·v. spaper producllon and
d1strtbullon such a!> two
.. ubstanta~I tnl'reases in
the pnl'<' of newsprint in
~1" monlhs and a 13 per
('t'nl mrrease in dastnbu
11on exf)('nse m;ike this
co<;l increase necessaq
Prict• of s tnRle cop1e<;
~old at coin boxes or over
th t' rounter will be 1n·
erea~ed to 2.5 cent-. datl).
and to 50 cents Sunday
Bandit Robs
Su permarket
In Valley
A F'ounta1n Valley
s upermarket was robbed at clos-
ing time early Sunday by a man
who indicated he had a gun m
the pocket of his blue velvet
sport coat. police said
A clerk at the Alpha Beta
market . 8930 Wamer Ave .. was
putting money into a safe at
about 12.45 a .m .. police said.
when a man approached and
said. "Don 't move. Don't say a
word. Just give me all of the
money in the safe."
The clerk complied. and the
man walked out with approx·
1mately $500 and drove off in a
red Datsun 280·Z. police said.
The suspect was described as
age 24·28. dark complexion.
medium curly hair. stocky build,
very neat in appearance and
calm in demeanor.
Jn a &-3 decision, the court
held that the cooaUtutiooal right
to freedom of aa1ociatfon pro·
tect.s even some policymaking
and confidential eovernment
•orkers from being dismissed
•hen voters tum one party out
ol office in favor of uotber.
Shah's Cancer Spreads to Liver
Ju1Uce Lewi• PoweU, in a
tbarply worded disaent, said the
court's rulina gutte d the
patronage system, ignored U.S.
hlltory and would create COQ4 •
TwoReecued
SAN FERNANDO <AP> -A
-General Telephone repalrrnan
was swept away while trying to
reecue a 18-yeu·old bo)' who
~ fallen Into the Pacolme
~1h, but both were rescued,
poUceaaid. •
CAIRO, Eeypt (AP) -The
cancer a!fllcttng the deposed •
shah or Iran has spread to bis
liver. but it was believed the dis·
ease could be controJled by
drucs. one or the docton who
operated on hlm sald today.
Dr. Fouad Nur, head of the
tumor section at Maadl military
hospital, where the s hah's
s pleen was removed Friday.
sald the Uver, as well u the
s pleen, was cancerous.
Nur was explaining to re·
porten the meaning of an Of·
flclal medical bulleUn which
H id merely that medical test.3
I
bad shown the two organs bad
"lympbatJc swelling."
He said the shah's team or
doctors all believe the dlaease
can be controlled by druas and
that the shah cu live an ln·
determinate amount of Ume.
TbJs wu e .. enllatly 1lmllar to
the ov,erall report elven to re.
porten Saturday when the doc·
tors held a new• conference to
dl1cuu the abah's s plenectomy
At that time, the rc1ull1 or the
teats were not known.
Today's medlcal report sald
the shah was allowed · to' walk
around hl11 room, was belna fed
.,
llqulds through his mouth and
hit morale wu high. He l5 out of
the Intensive care unit 1n which
he was placed atter the 80·
minute operation Friday, the
medical report said.
Nur sakt that unllke the can·
ceroua 1pleen, the liver was not
removed in such caae1, but
treated with chemicals. The
shah, eo, bas been recelvint
tre1tmeot for cancer ol a lymph
node In his neck for six years.
1'-e spleen la part of the lym·
phatlc system . and . filters out
red and wbitt blood cells. But
becaUM! It was cancerous, Nur
said , lt was destroying lhe cells
Instead.
Nur confirmed one essential
part or the medical bulletin
wbl~b said the bone marrow was
"funcUonlng normally." This
meant that the shah's boood was
being re1enerated normally,
Nur said.
Dr. Michael DeBakey, the
Houston cardlolo1t1t who
headed the operattni team, told
the newa ~erence last week
that the spleen bad swollen to
the alie of a football and could
have resulted in the shah 'a death
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Carter
Relays
81 Tk A.SS«laeed Press
The lraruan government may
anno unce n ew steps in the
hostaRe crisis as early a'
ton ight, pt•r haps including
transfer of the SO Amc ricaM r6
i.tovemment custody. a Foreign
M mastry sp<>kcsman said
But revol utionary leader
,\ ~atollah Ruhollah Khome1n1 ·
made a new broadt•ast attack on
thl' United States. arrusing 1t of
threatening force
President Carter p<>stponed a
<;cheduled speech and set a con
ferencf' with national security
advisers. shortly after rep<>rt~
from Iran said transfer of lht•
hostages wa!> bein~ conMdered
It a lso wa s lea rne d 1n
Wa shington that a message
Carter sent to Iranian 0Hic1ab ~ arncd that the United Stales
would order further retaliation
against Iran 1r there as no break
an the hostage situation
In a Tehran Radio broadcast
today, Khomeini attacked the
Un ited States for what he called
threats of military force to free
the American hostages.
"It was all words," he said or
the US. stance. "Even now it is
all just words. Never be afraid
or such words because t hey are
not followed by action." he said
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Coast
Weather
Fair tonight and Tues·
day except for some late
night and early morning
cloudiness. Winds 15 to 20
mph during afternoons .
Lows tonight 45 at the
beaches and 50 inland.
Highs Tuesday in upper
&Os.
INSIDE TODA"
Nancv Lopez-Melton cap-
tured her first golf rouma·
ment of the 11ear Sunda11.
winning the Wome1t '1
Kemper (.)pen at Mt~ Vff'dc
Count'l/ Club in Costa Meto.
See aporla, poqe Bl.
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llootiag tor a lt'iaaer
Fans of Nancy Lope1·Melton expressed
the m selves with this sign Sunda y a s their
favo rite wom an golfe r strode down fairway
at Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa
on her way to victory m women's Ke m per
Opt>n Vor lht:• d et a ils, l:ll't:' today ·~ Sporll-t
M'<'tlOn , pagl· B l
'llaeg Couldn't Protest Weather
1\ eorps of a bout 40 a ntl·nuclear powe r pro
tl'stc rs gathe red in Sa n Clemente's Plaza
P <.i rk Saturday unde r s unny skies for 11
thrt·e·m 1h.' m a r c h t o tbe San On ofre
nuclear powe r generating st ation. No prob·
le m s wen • en tountl'l'l'd during t he i\I
l1ance Fo r ~urv 1 \'a l ·spon\ored l'Venl on
first annJ\'t•rs<Jn of P t•nns\ h·ani:.i s Thn ·e
Mill• Island nuclear powt•r i>lant accident
F,.._P~AJ
SEARCH •••
described it a s sounding Uke &n
e xplosion anci :,aid they heard
the whir or the copter's rotor
blad es churning m the water.
O n e wi t n ess s a id th e
hc·U~opter dipped toward the
ocean, came back up a nd then
dropped
Aminoil spokesmen said the
<·om p a n y h e l icop ter w a s
trans porting an employee to ao
offshore d r illing platform -
Platform Emmy, located about
three miles orf coast.
FAA investigator s a re ex·
a mining the reasons for the
crash but said no determination
has been made al this point.
Boat Blast
Injures Six
1-'0 RT LAUDERDALE, Fla.
tA P ) -A 26·root boat that had
s topped ror fuel on the New
River exploded and burned, in·
JUrlng six persons. inc luding a
wo m an whose s houlder was
broken by a piece of shrapnel,·
authorities said. The other five
pa ssenger s ha d burns and
abrasions.
Fire officials said the pilot
s m elled vapors as the Moon Mi st
Ill pulled away from the Amity
Yacht Basin on Saturday night.
All but the woman jumped orr
the boat before ll blew up.
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<:attlelllen Fearing
Storm Devastation
By the As~ial.ed Press
Still digging out after 2 reet of
snow, concerned Nebraska and
Montana ranche rs were round-
ing up new-born calves and lak·
ang extra hay lo their cattle to
da y as a snowstorm bore down
on them from the Colora do
Rockies.
In Montana, Sweetgrass Coun·
ty authorittes searched for a
rancher reported lost in deep,
swirling snow after he left Big
Timber for his ranch 40 miles
away.
A winter storm watch was
posted for Nebras ka throu~h
tonight, alter a day.long respite
from a lbree-Oay storm that left
more than 2 feet of snow
"In a nuts hell, the re 1s a
powerful storm coming out or
the Rockies . . . . It will have
heavy s now -more than four
inches." s aid forecas ter Fred
Meier.
The heavy, wet s now caught
Nebraska cattlemen a l the peak
of calving season, and officials
reared another storm could dev-
ast a te the calr crop. A 1975
storm killed 56,000 calves, cost·
mg caWemen $4 million
One c attle man , Ora n
Magnuson, or Arthur. Neb., said
he 'd already had at least 30
calves suffocate in snow drifts or
up to 12 feet . He called the situ&·
lion "desperate ."
"This new storm, well, that
could break the camel's back,"
said Lincoln County Extension
Agent Wesley Hansen of North
Platte.
Many ranchers in Nebraska
a nd Montana were gathering
cattle into protected areas, feed·
Ing them extra hay and keeping
12-car Crash
OaimsTwo
BAKERSFIELD (AP) -A
12·car pUeup ln a dual storm
west of here OD Interstate 5 hu
killed an Alameda County gtrl
and an elderly Oran1e County
woman and left a dozen other
people injured, officials said.
The ytcttma were Identified by
a C1Ulomla IDlbway Patrolman
u Nlcholf Tornaraa, 8 , ot
Albany and'l>orot.hy Grtca.s. 79,
of Placentia.
He aald one car apparently
braked when duat blew across
the roadway, reducing vlalblllty
to near aero, and other cara
pUld Into lt ID a chain reactJon.
a dOM' watc·h on them and the
weather .
H u n d r l ' d s o r m o t o ri s ts
"tranded overnight an a rmon es
left for home Sunday. but secon·
da ry roads m western Nebraska
still were blocked by dnrts.
, Want.er storm wammgs cov·
ered most o( Montana . and the
south ce n t r al sec t io n was
hardest btt. with 25 inches or
s now in Lewistown. Driving con·
diliona were poor in most parts
of Montana on Sunday.
Rogers Pass between Mis·
~o ula and Gre at Fa lls was
closed to all but emerf'ency traf·
he.
Laguna Man
Drowns in
Fall off Pier
Newport Beach police said to·
day t hey believe a seizure was
the cause of the drowning Sun
day or a 21 yea r·o ld Laguna
Beach man
Pat rick Brian Ra ndall, 1395
Skyline Driv<'. drowned Sunday
morning after railing into the
bay off a dock at 3450 Via
Opo rto.
According to police, the young
m an . an e mployee or t he
Newport Salling School. was
st andmg on the dock talking
o n a te lephone t o another
employee ln the school's offi ce
The office worke r told of·
ficlers the conversation was
a bruptly terminated and s he
thought she heard a splash over
the phone line.
A search for the missing man
proved ruwe until divers from the
city Uleguard department were
called in and recovered his body
from the bay.
The -dead man'• family told
police be was a strong swimmer.
but they also noted he was an
epileptic.
Suita Denied
WASHINGTON (AP> -The
U.S. Supreme Court today re·
fused to l et tho United
Steelworkers union sue the
Rockefeller FamJly Fund and
seven other foundations for al·
te1ed labor law vlolationa. Tbe
union and ill national ottlcen
s ued the fouodatlon1 ln April
1978, cb&ritng tbat lbey me1ally
contributed to a dt11ldeot faction
in the un1on'a 1'77 electlona .
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$·1 7 .2 Billion Cut?
Carter Seeks to Balance 'Bl Budget
WASmNGTON <AP) -.Prest·
de nt Carte r asked Conareu
today to balance his 1881 bud1et
by s lu blnt $17.2 billion in
planned government 1peod1n1,
promlaing t.bat tbe cutbacka will
help control the nation's worsen·
log inGaUon.
"We have a real fiJht ahead," Carter said in aigrung the re· vised budget.
But be promiled to "do every·
lhin1 iD my power" to see b1I
propouls enacU!d, tbreatenincto
u.ae biJ veto power if necessary.
Spending will be curtailed ror
nearly aU government activities.
e x cept d e re nse and Social
Security. with dttp cuts an out·
lays for JOfJs procums, revenue·
shartni for the states and in 1ov.
ernment pay and retirement
benefits In addition. Interest
payments will be $2.2 billion leas
because the government will be
borrowing Jess
Coupled with pl anne d an
cre ases an revenues Crom the
president's new energy Import
taxes. the cull! would leave a
surplus an government apending
or $16.5 billion lD the fiscal year
beginning Oct. 1, which would be
the largest bud1et surplus in the
nation's Mstory
The previous hlghH t aurplw.
was $12 billion m UM8 However.
the prospect or a large surplw. an
1981 alread y 1s t t-mpt1ng
Congresa to distribute at to
Americans through a tu cut
1t1 own borrowin& -not jUlt for
one year or two, but aa a Iona·
term policy.'·
The revlaed bud1et contaiDa
new for«uta for the economy's
third year which include a
milder recession, worae inflation
and less unemployment than
Carter forecas t in January.
I Related story, A7)
Wallenda Kin
Hurt in Fall
LAKELAND. Fla. <AP>
-C arla Wallenda
Guzman. a daughter or
Ka rl Wallenda, the late
patriarch of the Flying
W alleoda.i;, suffered minor
tnJurtes after a 20·foot fall
when a n ggmg bolt on her
h1ch wt.re snapped.
She wu flaiahlng her
performance Sunday at
the Great Roo Morrla
Clrcwi on the Slide of Lile,
a ~·foot wire strung from
a point 70 feet above the
1round, when the bolt
broke
·'The boll s napped and
abe kept &Olnc untJI she hlt
the ground," aald circus.
owner Ron Morris.
She wu treated and re·
l ea sed from Lakeland
Gt'ner4ll llt,1"1p1lal
-Consumer pric• an expecMd
to increase 12.8 percnt. eom·
pared wUb 10.7 pereent tone.at an J aauary ud IJ.I r:rent tut·
year. 1'bl foncut baMd •
the expeded prtee level in tbe
fourth quarter of 119> compared
with the fourth quarter ol lt'1'1.
The 12·month increase ln prices
laat year wu 13.3 perceot.
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JOBS •••
"The ultimate inquiry 11 DOt
whether the label 'policylDUer'
or 'coaftdent1aJ' nu a parUeular
position; rather, the quatioa ta
whether the hiring authority can
de monstrate that party affiUa·
t1on is an appropriate nqu.1.re·
ment for effedJve performance
of the public office involved,"
Stevens sa.id.
The court'• ruU.nL:re in u.e caae of two Roek County,
N. Y., aulltant public defeoden
fired by a new Democratic
public defender became they
were Republicans.
Today's rulln1 sharply ex·
panded a 1971 decision, Elrod vs.
Bums, in which the court was
divided. In that cue, the court
reinstated non·civll-aervice
employees of the Cook County,
Ill .. sberur1 office. Tbe five low·
level employees bad been t1red
for ladcf ng Democratic Party
sponsorah.lp Ir Carter 's spending cuts art•
a pproved, it would at th<' very
least balance the federal budget
for the n~t time in 12 yea rs
Total outlays an 1981 would Ix·
$611 5 b11Uon, with revenue:. or
$628 bilUon. That compare:. with
Carter's original J anuary pm
po~al for outlayi. or $615 8 billion
;i nd revenues or $600 b11l1on .
which would have left a der1c1t
or $15 8 bilbon
Fre..P-..AI
IRAN HOST AGES. • •
Carter left dercnse :.pending
virtually Intact, and actually m
n e ased 1t s light ly to off'>N
h1 ~her fuel costs Under the r<·
vised budget, derense outla ys
would tota l $150.5 b1lhon. up
fro m S146.2 b11hon ui the origin al
budget
C'ongn•:,::. already •~ at v.ork on
a last or hudgl'l r ut5 for its ov.n
for 1981 that clo:.dy parallels
< artcr's proposals. and an some
<'J~e::. $(OCi. beyond them . Tht'
budget wall not b<>t·ome law until
approved by Congrt'ss
While some cnllcs or Cart.er .,
ne w anli·lnflation strategy have
q uestioned whether ba la ncing
the budget will help reduce mna.
lion. Cart.er said they "miss the
point."
.. Balancing the budget lS not a
cure·all, but · it is an essential
t•le mcnt 1n th <• m o re com .
µn·hen!)1vc program.· he said an
a m essage to Congress
His new s t r,a tegy includes
credit controls ·and an energy
import lax that will ra ise the
price or J(aw hnt· by 10 cen~ a
gallon
Carter said inflation can't •be
cont rolled until "the federal gov
<-rnment has demonstrated to
the Amen can people that it. will
d1sc1plinc its own spending and •
Book Ban Rapped
T EL AVIV. Israel CAP I -The
authors of an unpublis hed book
<'ntitlcd "None will Survive Us
-the Story of the Israeli A·
Bomb" said today they would
ask the Israeli Supreme Court to
overturn the mabtary censor's
decision banrung 1l. J 9umaHsts
Ami Doron and Eh Teicher were
to ld th at t h e ir H ebr e w
manusc r ipt c o uld not be
published because 1t would be•
harmful to Is rael's security
The Casual Side ot Rugby
an the Londoo·mon1tored broad·
cast.
H t• al'IO condt'mned the Soviet
U n i o n ·,. 1n ter,e n t1 o n an
Afgharustan and predicted the
Russians would "eventually be
defeated." saying no power can
1mpos.e 1t.s Wlll on the world
The Soviet news agency Tass
today reported that Soviet Prest·
dent Leonid I. Brezhnev s~t
Khomemi coogratulallons on the
fi rst anmveniary or the Islamic
Hepubhc of Iran
A F o r e i g n M 1n 1s tr y
~p o kes man co ntac t ed by a
Western Jo urnalist m Tehran
said the subJect of a ho6tage
transrer wa.s taken up by the ruJ.
ang Revoluuonary Council and
that President Abolhassan Bani·
Sadr would discuss lbe matter
toni&ht with Khomeini, Iran's
revolutionary leader who would
have the ftnal word. .
The student militants holding
the hostages at the U S. Em·
bassy have rt'Je<'.ted previous dt'·
mands to tum them over to lhe
J?Ovt>mment
After a Sunday council meet·
ing, Foreign Minister Sadegh
Ghotbadeb said the members
discussed oropasals m ade by
I * * *
Frem P.,.e A J
SHAH •••
1f it had not been removed.
But he said the lymphatic
cancer was not threatening the
shah ·s l.lfe and that he could look
forward to a normal. active ex·
1stence.
The shah Is expected to leave
the hospital next week to lake up
residence in an as yet un·
determined location in Egypt
President Anwar Sadat offered
the shah permane nt asylum
when he left Panama eight days
a~o
100% cotton rvqby shorts and par ts
BVatlable 1n ooiors of red wtl1te
khaki sky blue navy and gold
Also the classic bar strtpe rugby shirt
1n a pOly/couon blend
'
lrub diplomat ·Sean MacBricde,
and Gholbzadeh Hid MacBrtde
declared U S. Secretary of St.ale
Cyrus R. Vance "bas agrfled up-
on th1s proposal." He did not
e laborate and MacBride refueed
to say what he recommended.
Bani·Sadr said the council had
made a decision, but refuaed to
reveal details.
There was no immediate com-
m e nt fro m the U .S. State
Department.
CBS reported that the council
decided Sunday night, by a Yale
or 7 to 6 to get the Americans
t r ans fe rred lo government
<'Ustody and presumably use
rorce ar the militants balk. But
Te hran officials denied any de·
c1s1on was reac~.
The Los Angeles Times report.
e d that afte r the meeting
G hotbzadeh said the cou.ncil
agreed to move lbe hostages and
lbat KhomeiJu had not yet ap.
proved the lramfer.
"We discu.ued the trusfer of
the hoet.qes. I think lt will be
done very shortly. witb!n a f"'
days." Gholbzadeh said.
A spokesman for t.be miJitaata
dismissed reports t.be COUDd.I 11·
s ued an order to tum over the
Americans.
The report of the council's de·
It b e rations on the hostace
trans fer came after a White
House spokesman said Cart«
sent messages last week to Bani·
S.dr but denied a report from
Tehran that the White House ad·
milted mak.ing mistakes in its
policies toward Iran.
Presidential press secretary
Jody Powell wu forced to make
the admission aner the Swiss
gove rnment confirmed that its
a mbasaador in Tehran delivered
two messages from Cartef" to
Bani·Sadr, early last week and
on Sunday. But Powell inaiated
that his denial of the Iranian an·
nouncement of the first mesaace
was accurate because or lbe way
he phrased it.
ALS OARAOE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH ,
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VOL. 73, NO. 91. 3 SECTIONS. 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 31, 19'0 N Fl FTEE CENTS
~aildidate l'mes No Bore 'Nice Guy';
9y JOANNB aEYNOLD8 ••o..( ........... Newport Beach City Council
n9d6date Rut.belyn Plummer -
Ole .iy woman iD the race -
IQI she's loiJla to atop bein& SO
a,.dylike at candidate foruma.
"rve been t.yina to be man·
aerly and let everyone bave
their aay without interruption,
but that's going to stop," she
cttclared.
Ml" Plummer explained she
reached that deciaion after a
pair of candidates' debates held
last week ln which she was at·
t~clted verbally
She lmpUed the attacks are
tbe result of her being endorsed
by the local weekly oewspllper
"They're bummed out over It."
she said of her opponents.
However, the most recent inci·
dent. which occurred last Thurs·
day at a forum 1pon10red by the
Irvine Terrace bOmeowners, in· volved Mayor Paul Rycltoff.
She was telling the audience
that Rycltotf and council lncum·
bent Ray Williams bad voted to
re-zone vacant land in Newport
Center for residential construe·
lion
She explained t hat when
Ryckoff "hollered out" that "it
wasn't so, I became concerned
on her way to victor y in women's Kemper
Open. For the details. see today's Sports
section, page Bl.
7th District N.B Duo
·Explains Issues
laga1na Man
Charged W it h
Cop's AssaUlt
On Apnl 8, Newport Beach voters
will &elect three council member& to
• sit on tM seven-member city coun-
cil. Jn Ne~ort . candidates a r e nominated from di&tncts, bu1 are
elected at lar~.
Following are profiles of th(? two
men running for the 7th Distnct
seat. TM chstrict covers the Harbor
View and Spygla.ss areo.s east of th(?
U~r Newport Bay.
The ba.lWts list three candidates -
incumbt!nt Ray Williams. John Cox
and Jeffrey Gaynor. However.
• .Gaynor dropped out of the race
• "Shortly after filmg has nomination
1 :J>Opera.
The sewn other candidates wiU be
t ·J)TOfUed throughout the week.
Bay Williams, 46, of 1723 Port
Sheffield Place. Harbor View
\tomes. Incumbent. OCCUPATION: Biology pro-
fessor Rio Hondo College. WHY ARE YO U
RUNNING : I am
runnin& lo de-
f.end the ac·
complisb·
ments
already made
which, un -
fortunately.
are reversi-
ble. We don't
11eed u much
development
U same pt(}-WILLIAMS
ple want, but lf a different IJ'OUP ii in charge we probably will
bave It. Problems left to be
solved include bay pollution,
preservation of open space. solu·
tion of the traffic problem and
protection of the bluffs.
WHAT DO YOU SEE AS THE
MO ST PR.ESS IN G I SSU E
FACING THE CITY IN THE
NEXT FOUR YEARS? We're
not done solving the bay's Qrob-
lems by a long shot. Developers
want to go on polluting upstream
and have the public pay for it
downstream. Once we can st.op
the upstream sources or pollu·.
tion. then we'll only have to
c lean the bay out once in a
while. It's a very tough problem.
AS A COUNCIL MEMBER.
HOW WOULD YOU SOLVE
THAT PROBLEM? If we don't
come up with a local solution,
it's going to be the state that
does. My effort will be to work
for a local solution. 1 know peo-
ple . I have the working rela·
tionships within all the agencies
involved and I think I can get
people to respond very well. I
don't have trouble getting along
with people in his issue because
I understand that one of the dif·
ficulties among all the agencies is that we an have different
goals .
HOW DO YOU STAND ON
PROPOSITIONS A AND D? Yes
on A. no on D. (A would change
city elections to November of odd·
numbered years to coincide
with school elections ; D
would change ci~y elections to
November of even-numbered
years to coincide with general
elections.) ----
Joba Cox: 41, 1306 Outrigger
Drive, SpygUlSI Ridge.
OCCUPATION: advertising
and marketing.
A Laguna Beach man was be·
ing held today on charges of bat·
tery on a police officer, resisting
a rrest. and reckless driving
following an incident early
Saturday morning.
Laguna Beach police said that
Jay Franklin Steffy. 35, of
Laguna Beach. was arrested
after allegedly attempting to
strike Sgt. Vic Sagan with a
piece of lumber during a pursuit
through Laguna Beach.
Orficers said that Sagan ob·
served an auto traveling south
on Coast Hi ghway at a high
speed at 3 : 15 a.m. and pursued
the vehicle to Browncrort and
Griffith Place .
The driver then stopped tbe
car and ra n tnto the bushes. then
to his residence at 7?J) Griffith
Place. where he was' contacted
by Sagan. officers said.
The scapect then fled on foot
and Sagan purs ued him. The
man allegedly grabbed a seven·
root-Jong piece of wood and at-
tempted to assault Sagan.
He also threw four liki torches
and a nower pot at the officer.
according to police. before being
subdued and placed under ar
rest.
The man was transferred to
Orange County with bail placed
at $2,500. officers said.
Singer Cited
TOKYO (AP) -American
singer Dionne Warwick woo the
$12,000 grand prize Sunday in
the Ninth Tokyo Music FestlvaJ
with "Feeling Old Feelings."
that be doesn't know what's go-
ing oo."
At th.al point. she said. sbe de-
cided to become more forceful in
making her points
M iSs Plummer 1sn ·1 run.mng
against Ryckoff or Williams.
She is one of five candidates for
the 2nd District seat being vacated by &n Mcinnis.
Rycltoff. who represents the
5th Distnct is ~poaed by Philip
M au r er W1l11am s. wbo
represents the 7th District, is be·
ing op~ by John Cox.
One of Miss Plummer's oppo-
nents. David Shores:-criticized
her Wednesday nleht durine a
forum sponsored by the Newport
Heaghts and Mariners usocla·
lions
H e acc used he r or being
manipulated by Councilwoman
Jackie Heather . who was sittmg
1n the second row ln lbe au·
dience.
Both women denied lbe alle1a·
lion.
However. two other 2Dd Dis-
trict candidates. Dick Clucas
and Bob Brockman agreed with
Shores' allegation that Mrs .
Heather was prompting Miss
Plummer.
Mias Plummer explained that
(See A1TACKS, Page AZ)
Cutback Urged
Carte r Asks B a lnnced Budget
WASHlNGTON CAP) -Preio1
dent Carter asked Con gres:.
today to balance his 1981 budget
by s lashing $17 2 b1 ll1 on tn
planned government spend.mg .
promising that the cutbacks v.ill help control the nation's worsen
mg innation.
"We have a real fight ahead ·
Carter said in signing the re vised budget
But he promised to "do every
thing in my power " to see ht:,
proposals enacted. threatening to
use his veto power 1f necessar}
Spending w1U be curtailed ror
nearly all government act1v1lles,
except defense and Social
Security, with deep cuts in out
lays for JObs programs. revenue
sharing for the states and in gov
ernment pay and retirement
benefits, In addition. interest
payments will be $2.2 bi!Uon less
~ause the government will be
borrowing less.
Couplea with planned in·
creues in revenlH!s from the
president's new energy import
taxes, the cuts would leave a
surplus in eovemmenl spewlin1
O( $18.5 billion iD the fiKal year
beginning Oct. l, wh1ch would be
the laraest budaet surplus in the
nation 'a blatory.
The previous highest surplus
was S12 billion in 19'8. However.
the prospect of a large surplus in
1981 already is tempting
Congress to distribute it to
Americans through a tax cut
If Carter's spending cuts are
approved. it would at the very
least balance the federal bud~et
for the first lime in 12 years.
Total outlays in 1981 would tM>
S611.5 billion. with revenues or
S628 billion That compares with
Carter's ori~inal J anuary pro
posal for outlays of S615.8 billion
a nd revenues of S600 billion.
which would have left a deficit
of Sl5.8 b1lhoo
Carter left defense spendtn~
virtually intact. and actually tn·
c r eased 1t slightly to offsel
higher fuel costs. Under tbe re
vised budget. defense outlay"
would total $150.5 bilhon. up
from $146 2 billion in the original
budget.
Congress already is at work on
a list of bud~et cuts for its own
for 1981 that closely parallel!!
Carter's proposals. and in some
cases goes beyond them The
budget will not become law until
a pproved by ConRress
While some critics of Carter's
new anli·inflalion strategy have
questioned whether balancing
the budget will help reduce lnfla
lion. Carter said they "miss the
point."
••Balancing the budget is not a
cure·all. but it is an essential
element In the more com-
prehensive program." he said In
a message to Congress.
His new strategy includes
credit controls and an energy
import tax that will raise the
prict> of gasoline b) 10 cents a
gallon
Carter said inflation can't be
controll~ until "the federaJ gov
crnment has demonstrated to
the Amen can people that 1t will
d1sc1pbne its own spending and
its own borrowing nol Just for
one year or two. but as a long-
term policy "
The rev1sed budget contains
nev. fore<'asts ror the econom) s
third ~ea r v.h1 c h 1ndude a
mlld<'r recession. worse mnat1on
.. ,,_....,...
COWBOY RETIRES
Roger Staubach
Staubach
Quits, T h a nks r
Cowboys
DALLAS f AP I -Dallas
quarterback RoRer Staubach an·
nounced today ht> was retiring
after 11 seasons in the National
Football League. saying he
"thanks the Cowboys" for ht~
t'Xpe nent'e
· · 1t 's a decis ion based on
va rtous r e a sons ." he said.
"There's a point m your career
when you have to make a de·
cision you want to spend the
quality time with your family."
A series or concussions last
season "was not an overriding
factor" be said. "I never wor·
ried about injuries.
"It's a fairly complex decision
for any athlete to make . . . be·
ing on top and winning the Super
Bowl would be nice but there
were a lot of good things in the
'70s.
and less une mployment than
Carter forecas t 1n J a nuary
c Related story, A7>
Consumer prices are expected
to increase 12.8 percent, com·
pared with 10.7 percent forecast
in J anuary and 12.8 percent last
year The forecast is based on
the expected price level an the
fourth quarter of 1980 compared
with the fourth quarter of 1979
The l2-month inc rease tn pnces
last year wa.s 13 3 p<:rcent
Man Held
In Irvine
Slaying
A male acquaintance of 30-
year-old Gayle Ann Lingle, who
wu fGUDd in an Irvine field with
her throat slit. has been jailed in
conoeet.k>o w1tb ber murder.
police said today
I"*-police u . 0ene Norden
saJd Jollin Galea Davenport. ac.
of Tmtin.. is being held in tbe
NeWl)Ol't Beach jail. His bail is
set at $2SO, 000
"I 'm comfortable with the
case we have against him. but
we s tall have a lot to do."
Norden said. "We obtained some
items of evidence Friday even-
ing when we arrested him at his
home We had a search warrant
and he didn 't put up any strug-
~le "
Norden refused to give Daven·
port's address or to cjescribe the
ch am of events po!Jce believe led
to the murder of Miss Lingle.
whose body was found Thursday
morning by CalTrans workers in
a weed·strewn field adjacent to
Myford Road and Mi c he lle
Drive
Norden s ays the Lingle
murder as unrelated to any other
slaymg be knows about.
Miss Lingle lived with a man
at 15842 Pasadena Ave .. Tustin.
who has been cleared by police
o r any involve m ent in h er
murder.
Norden said that Da venport
"was at least acquainted with
the victim a short time before
her ni.urder." Norden wouldn't
elabof ate on the relationship
between the victim and Daven·
port. .
Norden said that Miss Lingle
wasn't hitchhiking be fore her
death
Coast
Pilot Price
To lncreme
WHY ARE YOU R UNNING?
It'• bard lo put it in simple
wordJ. A.a an
18-year real·
dent I am
concerned
about condi-
tions in and
around tbe ci-
ty . The
catalyst was
what t con·
sider the lack
Ctfa•ide l w Feod Wea t h e r
Fair ton.iShl and Tues·
day except for some late
n11ht and early morning
cloudiness. Winds 1S to 20
mpb durint afternoons.
Lows tonight 45 at the
beaches and 50 inland .
Hi1ha Tuesday in upper eos.
' ~
t
Home delivery price for
the Daily Pilot wlll 10
from ta.75 to St per month
effective April l. Your Dally PUot car·
rter, wbo Is an indepen·
dent merebant, wlll re-
ceive fO percent of tbe in·
crease for bla or ber
Hrvlcf:S to you at the new
price. Coot1'lulnl major co1t lncn .... In an upectt of
new1paper produclloa and
cllltrlbulkln -auc.b u two
aabetaD&.laJ lDcteaMI lD
tM ..... fl wwQdllt ID
Ilic mon*M and a 18 per-
eftt iDa'eue In dlltribu·
Uoa ..,_. -mete tbJa
cost ......... nec1111ry.
P.rte9 of alqle copiet
IOld a cola boll•« over
tbe counter wllt be ln·
• creaHCl to 21 centa dally.
• ud '° 50 Cftta Sund&y. ' .
of falr play on co•
the part Of tbe council. Tbe coun·
cU m~ hu tried to pOlariae tbe community. Frankly, I don't
think an~ viewa tb1no ln an abeolutely no cn>wtb or' an un· limited rrowtti aituatton. Gov·
ernment ou1bt to be a
coorcllnator of aeUvtty aod J
doa 't Ht tbat bappealnc.
CooperaUon amOftt all f ac:N ol
the community II 1•1 to be
vitally Important to Uut future of
the city.
WHAT DO YOU SEE AS 11IE
MOST PRESSING JSSUE
FACING THE CITY IN THE
NEXT FOUR YEARS? Coopcrn
Uon la at lhe heart of all tb~ lm -C8ce D ·o, ra1e Alt
'Poison Gang' Sollght
SAN DIEGO <AP > -
Supermarket shelves were
checked throughout San Oie10
today aft~r an extortion note
WH round along with a bottle lf
pickles loaded with deadly
cyanide.
The note 1lped ''The PollOO
Gane" demanded 50 diamonds
in return for tellin1 where five
other food ttem1 had been
pot.IOOld lD tbe 1ame Safeway
aton ln th La Jona area or San
Dteso.
"There'• enoucb c7anlde In
that p6ckle bottle to kUI a famJ·
l7," Deputy Coroner Jay
Johns<m aald after teata ln hb
laboratory and at a prjvate firm.
"tr a lam.Uy had eaten that bot·
lie of plc~les, it would bave
killed tbeM .u.··
of
I
About four mlles away. after
the La Jolla s&.ore reopened to-
d 1 y . another Safeway store
closed wbUe a bottle of teriyald
sauce wu taken to a laboral.OI')'.
There wu no lmmecliate in·
dlcaUoa it that bottle bad been
tampered wttb.
Twice, a telephone caller
asked the La Jolla s tore man.,., to hurry up wttb lbe
d11mondl.
Torn Cooney, public relaUons
director for Saftlfay'a 45 atora
ln San Dle'o County. aatd "an
older man' mad, the calla. He
aald there wu no lndlcaUoo that b~ wu dh1runlled witb
Safeway.
The note, band·lellertd on
ruJ~ Pt per. was found taped to
th boll.Om ol tht 48-ounce Jar 0( v
Vlasic pollsb·style pickles at 5
p. m. Saturday. It said "Satur·
day. March 29, 1980. Safeway
Stores Inc., Man.,er. Wanina.
Warning! Thi• Jar of plcklea ls
loaded with deadly cyanide
polaoo." The~ went on: ·'Also, there
are five other food item• k>aded
wltb cyanide tbat are now on tbe
abelvee ol th1J store. U you com·
ly with our demands, we will
1lve you a list and the exact
Jocatioo of lheae food items.
Otberwlse. we wU1 Polaon the .
rood ln every Sa(eway •ton in
the area.
"ll ll up to 1ou wb.at bappeea
next." the note went OD. ..You
have untll e p.m. today to obtain
fllty (.50) looM diamood1 OM O >
carat or larau Of 1ood q\&lllly
vou v.itn be ~ctedl"
\\
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INSIDE T eDA Y
Nanct1 Lopn-Melton cap-
tured her lint (IOIJ tourno· m~"t o/ tlw .,.ar Sundow.
wtflfliflg Use Wo,,.en '1
Kempa ~ al MHa Verde
CotmtfV Cl~ m Co•ta Meao.
S.e lpC)rU, J10J1e Bl.
1-'e•
i].·
·-
DAil. y Ptl01
Savings Accounts
Rate Limit Loo•enMl
WASHINGTON CAP> -P'r91deftt Cert« tlped Ml'.lttlUoe
today \hat lift.I Owt lid on lbe 1momt ol btlerMl paid on
paaabook HVlnt aC'C'Outltl Md l'l'llJ' "•"• • faN•Htblq rfect
on tht way bank• and aavi..Qp lnaUtuUau do bwilnna
' . Th le1,1.lat1• 0 wm Mi, OO(ltl'OI In.nation. 1&nnltben ou.r
rlnanclll lMUtUUona JDd btl; •••U """·" Carter aa.ld at th•
ceremoqy ln the 'Kall Jtoom
'lbe blll wUI pftue out over 111 yeart 111 hmlll on lbo •mount of Interest bank.a and thrift lnaUtutlons can pay uver11
In the mHntln1e, ll tncoura1ea a lpc<'lll boud of tedeul re1
ulatona to lnereu. lotcnat 1t leut 2.25 pt'rcenta1e pol.nu
6eW Ill' s ... , ... 811.,,.r Ru~•
LONDON (AP> Cold hovered around tht: S500 Mn-ouoce
m1r k today Sliver held 11leady 1tf\tr IHt week 'a pani(' selling
and the dollar rw~
Gold, which IOlt ~ i.n London last week. was faxed by the
clty·a big rive dealers this morning dt $503 25. up from $480 SO at
the cl~ f'nday But the .ttemoon price fell to $494 SO Then al
closed at $S07 SO The metal tradefJ m New York at $501 SO. down
$7.SO 't
Sliver, which lost $9 last week utter 1>e akinl( in mad
January at around $S0 an OWlce, was quoted an London t.oc:h11y ul
S13.2S, down from $13.SO fnday In New York, the metal opened
at $12, then ros<' lOS14.20, up$2 20
Sir A,......tt Coa1.at•n-• D••agefl
NEW ORLEANS CAP> Six ('Ontamen. of arseruc were
damaged on a Mlsslssippi Hiver wharf lOduy. but apparently
none of the deadly poison got 1n lhe water, the Coast Guard said
Each container ~eld about 240 pounds of white, refined
arsenic, a deadly poison.
Coast Guard ofriclals notified city officials of New Orleans
and all communities down the 100 miles to the mouth or the Mas
sisslpp1 River that the river -source of dnnking water rould
be contaminated.
l.Allw Eldwer~ f'•lb a 81•
LAKE EU)INORE <AP) Floodwaters that swelled Lake
Elsinore to more than twice its normal size rontinued to recede
s lowly today, and two of the many mobile ho mes that had been
hauled away from the encroaching nooc:t waters have been taken
bark to their park
The lak<' s tood at 1,265 55 feet above sea level toda). 1ts
lowe!>l point since Feb 15. st11d David Cobb of the Federal
Emergency Management Agen('Y
paign Fun~ $81,000
All But Two Hope/ u/JJ List Contributions
Tb• a1nounl ul morwy beln1
collected and aponl In t he
Newport flcarh C'lly Council
c•mplll1n. rontinU4d to mount
tod1y u Ont more u ndld1te
ttltd h•r npor\ 1bnwln• t'Of\•
trlbullana ot 1ll1hlly morf' than
Sl0.500
Rutht1lyn t»lumnwr. " Jnd 01•
trlcl cand.idat•. rllf'd 1 report
that .U.O 11.Ated t.••~ndlturea ol Sl0,300
Report.I ,,l~ by seven ot thf'
nine "ounc l candidate. show
rund:s r111ed total mort' than
$81 ,000 for tht• election on Apnl
tJ
Aa ot We momln1. only David
Shore.. running In thf' 2nd Dia·
trlct, had failed to lilf' the rt
port.a ttult wer~ due Thur11day
Bob Bl'Ot'kman. .aother 2nd
Ol1lr1ct cand.kl1te, tod1y ftled a
report wtU<'h showed lncomt and
t'JCpttndlturel' of le11s than $200
lll-'11 made a point during the
campalin ol aaylnt he won't ac·
cept any <'OOtrlbutJoru1
flMe'a a look at who lhe major
camDIJan contributors art'·
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Divers Hunt Body
In Copter Crash
Aminoil Oil Company hired an
und<'rwatt•r search team lo con
linue th<' hunt today ror the body
of a man b<'lievt'd trapped inside
u heltcopter which crashed
Saturday rught off the coast of
Huntington Beach.
The missing passenger, 26
year-o ld JeH Moon of Long
Beach, was presumed killed
:llong with pilot Gar y Lee
Rohwer, 49, of Lake Elsinore.
when the 011 company helicopter
nose dived into the water about
300 yards off Bolsa Chica Stall'
Rc.>arh
Oranf(c Count y Harbo r
patrolmen qu1rkly reco\•ered lhe
pilot 'fl body which was found
floatin~ near the wreckage of
lhe Am1no1I USA helicopter
lnvesU1aton aaid the crubed
heli<'opter broke away from Its
pontoons and sank ~fore they
could search the wreckage for
the second body.
A three-man Orange County
sherlff11 diving team spent four
hours Sunday scouring the ch.illy
30-foot deep waters but tu.med
up only a helicopter seat and a
portion oC a pontoon
Huntington Beach police. who
are coordinating the bearch.
t heorlzed that the craahed
copter may have retained some
buoyancy and dnfted from the
area rather than settling on the
ocean noor
Police said Ammo1l has hlred
a private diving crt'w 1..0 take
over the search
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Amount Error
Wieder Scolds Critics
Witnesses who saw thf• crash
described It as sounding like an
explosion and said they beard
the wh.ir of the copter's rotor
blades churning 1n the water
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heh copter dipped to" ard th~
ocean. raml' b1:1<'k up <tnd 1h.-n
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A at.ory listing contrtbut.on to
the campaign ol Newport Beach
City Councilman Ray WUltams
that ran earlier t.bla 1noath ln·
correctly listed • cootr1butkln
from Lido Isle resident Joe
Rosener
The !ltory, which ran Marett
10. s tated that R06ener, buaband or roa.~tal commission member
Judy Kosener. gave Willia.ms'
l' CJ m pa1gn $200 The actual con
tr1but1on amount wus $25. Says Campaign Gifts Above-board
Jh l>t:LORt:S BROOKS IRWIN
()t ,.,. Delly ~llM Stell
Sup<>rv1bor lturnell Wieder to
da y anJ.:r1 l y dt•nounccd
ncwsi,iupcr reports about her
campaign conlribut.ors .aA point
le!>s and called the fl0anc1al sup·
port of public official!. by de
velopers .. an anvetitmenl Ul Lbe
1yatem " · M rs. Wieder. former fft&Dt·
tngton Beach mayor, blade her
remuks jmt before leaving ror
a meeting of the South Coast
Regional ('oastal ~omm1ss1on
Tht· agl'nry 1s under 1nvest1ga.
tion b<'caus£> of allejtat1ons that
some romm1ss1oners solicited
campa1f(n funds from people
St'ekmg permits from the com·
m1ss1on to build or remodel
coastal property
' "The names of pt>ople who
have contributed to m y efforts
you'll probably find on the list of
every other public official, state
or local," Mrs Wieder said.
"They are the people who in
vnt in the system by supporting
publir office holders. And It's
not jusl the coastal com -
•i...-,••
llrs. :Wieder waa res~
t.o an article in the Loa Anteles
Times that said she had accept
ed $11,000 from 23 develepers
seeking commission permits
s ince she was appolnted to the
com mission more Lhan a year
11~0.
But the county supervilSOr de
med that she 1s 1nnuenced by
campaign contributions when
Boat Flap
Wlw Will Salvage Sclwoner?
Tuesday is likely to be Roger
Bloxham's last chance to get tus
boat off the bottom of Newport
II arbor
The c ounty Hoard of
Supervisors at their Tuesday
morning meeting wilt consider
budget.mg $20,000 to dismantle
the 65-foot schooner Comfort and
raise the boat from the moonng
where at sank Jan. 26.
Bloxham has been battling
county officials over the smldng
of his boat, chumtng the Harbor
Patrol was rei>ponsible for the
sinking and refusing to pay for
the salvage of lhe sunken vessel
Peter Herman, a spokesman
for Super visor Thomas Riley,
said today the county would be
"more than happy to let rum
raise the boat himself
''We really don't want to pay
for it," Herman said. Riiey's
aide said that. if Bloxham can
provide supervisors with a rea-
sonable timetable for raising
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the boat, then the $20,000 plan
will be dumped.
At present. the plan calls for
the county to pay to have the
boat ratsed and then bill Blox·
ham for it.
, County ordinances allow :.uch
a procedure for removal of a
hazard to navigation, Herman
explained.
Bloxham disagrees lfe's filed
a S250,000 claim against the
county for loss of his vessel
Further, he thinks county of·
flcials are wrong when they say
the vessel will have lo be dis·
mantled to be raised. He th.inks
it <'an be raised in one piece.
The dispute got started when
Bloxham wanted to move the
sc h ooner f r om his former
Newport Harbor boatyard to his
new boatyard al Termina l
Island in Los Angeles Harbor.
The boat had taken on loo
m uch water for the trip so he
tied It up al the Harbor bepart·
ment's emergency dock and
went to look for a pump
Harbor Patrolmen moved the
vessel to a nearby mooring three
hours later, noting the boat was
in violation of the 20-minute
limit on Ueul)6 at lhe e mergen·
cy dock.
The schooner aank •bout 24
hours lat.er.
Bloxham says lt'1 the county's
rault and the county ought to pay
to ulvage the Comfort .
Udo Resident
Dies at 92'
Private funeral ••rv,cn were
planned tbi• week tor Lido lale
uald ent Evart Harrlaon Came~! who dJtd Sunday ·at
tbe.apa1 '2.
Mr. Ca.meron. a ftv•·Ytll' real-
dtnt. of Udo wu the f 1t.Mr ol Berri Mellnkoff L . former
cb1lrman and mtmoer of tbt
NewPol't BMcb City Arta Com· mll1lm.
la 'addition to bll clautbt«.
,lllr. C...-... I.ea•• W wtdow. ~':!1ld~=,!~mll1 bom1 end •
• t
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:-.he votes for proJl'<'ts before tht·
ro m m1~s1on
"I don't undt·rstand the point of
the story." Mrs Wieder said Tht·
stor y quoted her at len~th She
said the probe of the coastal com
minion was focused on com
mii1sioners' solicitation of con
tnbution.s. from developers, not
their acceptance o( campai&n
money.
And, she added . or the total
S93,000 in rampa1f(n fu.nds shl'
raised an 1979, 3H 5 percent came
from d •velopers
Ac<•ordang to campaign dis
l'lo~u re do<'uments . Avco con
tnbuted S500 to her citmpatgn
JUSt before ::i l.af(una Niguel
comme rcial and residential proJ
ert was approved by the com
m1ss1on
In addition, Mrs Wieder re·
t'e1ved a $990 contribution from
Signal Landmark Co .. the firm
trying to develop a marina a.nd
housing proJecl an 8-0lsa Chica.
Bui only 8 percent came from
developers askinf( fo r com·
mission approval or their proj·
ect1, sheirnid
Mrs Wieder had even harsher
words for Leonard Grote. state
coastal commission chairman
Grote m mid·Marrh sent a let·
tcr to Ralph Clark, chairman of
Orange County Board of
Superv11wrs , asking that Mrs
W1eder's campaign aC'tiviUes an
connection with coaatal com·
mission matten be investigated.
He later re1clnded the re-
quest
"Thal letter waa totally Ir
responsible," Mrs. Wieder said,
"If I were a private penon, I
would probably sue hjm. The on·
ly thing a public official has 11
has credibillly."
The campaign contributlOOB In
queallon included thoae from Av· co CommunUy Developers, the
Huntington Beach Co., and the
McClain Development Co .. llrm1s
which have sought commlsalon
approval for permits
f',....P-.e Al
ATIACKS. •
Mrs . Heather was tryin' to
signal her to at.and up to m~e a
1talemenl about the laweutts
filed aaalnst the city by the Koll
Company. ··Nobody tells m e what to
11y," the said. "Jackie wu Just
t ryln1 t.o tell me not. to let the
moderator overlook me. I wu
ral1ln1 Ill>' hand and belnl ladylike. 'Ibey (her 09ponentl)
were Jumpi.nC to their feet. ··w.u from now on, I'm 1otnc
to Jump to my feet, too."
T he flNl c1ndidate In the 2nd
Oiatrlcl It l..ee Watkins who
tried to play pe1cemaker after
the lnclde nt lnvolvtn1 Shores
and Mn. Heather.
He noted lbat pallence of cu·
dld•tea *" weartn1 thin
becauae of tbe rt1on of the cam·
pai1n.
A• of today, tbt candldata
havt debited one another ln 13
forum•. The 14th and tlnel
rorum for all nine cUldidatea
wllJ be be&d ntundaJ It' .. p.ln.
al the Balboe Ba)' Club, ,
Ammoil i.pokc~mt·n \<t1d tht·
c o m p a n y h l' I 1 l' o p t t• r " c1 .,
tran11port1ni: an t•mplO\<'f' to an
,,((short" drilling plJtfCJrm
Pl~1tf11rm fo:mm>. lorut4·1J . .t•rnll
thn·l' milt·~ off roai.t
F l\A 1nvest1gator~ cHl' t'X
am 1n1ng the reasonh for thl'
rrabh but said no determlnauon
has been m1o1de al th111 point
Crruh Clainu
UCLA Coed
S'\:'IJ UIEGO IAl'l /\ l:J
>ear old girl wai. Ill cnllC'al cnn
d1t1on m Mt•rcy ltosp1tal toda>
aflt·r .1 Mexican hlf(hv.ay J cr1
dent in whi<'h a 21 year old
UCLA roed wai. killed
A car 1n wh1rh four younR
women fnends were riding v.as
hit by a car traveling out or con
trol lut Thursday near Rosariw
Reach. 1nvest1gators suld
The body of Colleen Hyme nf
Los Angeles was in a T1Juana
mortuary where a private am
bulancc service arrangtd to
take it to ~ Angeles ~he was u
Junior maJormR 1n psychology
2 Shot on Street
PHILADEI.PlllA <AP I
Suh atore Testa, son or reputed
mob figure Phahp Testa. wite.
wounded along with another
man in a ~hooting oul"ide a
Society fflll rt'staurant Both
were listed In satlsfa<'lory condl·
t Ion al Tho mas J effcrson
Hospital
,..
1 he Casual SICle of RUQbv
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portant probll'ms th.it fJ<'t: th1
<II) in tht• long term tralfl<
b.i) pollution and tht' J1rport
AS A COl'~C I L MEMBER,
llOW WOl.iLD YO ' SOL\'1':
THAT PROBLEM., If ,.e don't
coml' to grips with the problem
of coop('rattng with otht'r agen
<it's. 'H' won't ha\t' any !>Olu
t1one. lo an)' ef these problemb
W<> ran 'I continue to hit peopl~
hetwN>n the t•yeb and expert
them lo work "1th Ub Moderate
dec1S1ons are net'ded or we "'111
be told what's going to happt>n m
term ~ of lhc number or fl1Jtht.s at
the airport. lhe amount 01 tralftr
"'e get from outside lhc city and
the v.a)s m v.h1ch 'Al' must dul
v.1th toun:.t.s
HOW DO YOl' STA~D O!'t
PROPOSITIONS A A:-.:D 0 ., No
on A. y~ on D 1 A v.ould changt>
r1 ty t'lectJDns to November of odd
numbered yean to ro1nc1de walh
b<'hool elections. D would change
city elections Lo November or
t>ven-numbered years to coincide
with f'eneralelect1ons 1
100% cotton rUQbv Shorts and oon~
available 1n COIOfS al rod WhilP
khaki sky t>tuo navy and QOl<J
Also me Clil$.«\IC oer stripe rugcv st11n
1n a paly/CO(ton blend
Thl' Oatly Pilot regrets the er
r11r
Wallenda Kin
Hurt in Fall
LAKELAND. Fla. CAP>
(' a r 1 a W a 11 e n d a
1; u.cman J daughter of
KJrl WJlll'nda. lht• late
p.11r1Jrch of the Flying
\\ .illt·nda .. '>Uff~rt"<i minor
IOJUrJ~ dltcr a 20-foot fall
"hen a nggmg bolt on her
t11.:h "in• !>napped.
She was flmsh1ng ber
performance Sunday al
the Great Ron Morr is
<:1rcus on the Slide of Life.
a 50 foot wire strung rrom
a point 70 feel above the
ground. when the boll
broke
·'The bolt snapped and
~he kept going until 1be hit
th<' ground." said cireu.s
ov. ner Ron Morris.
She was treated and re ·
h·,.1.,t•d from LakelaQd
li l'nt>ral H06p1tal.
U p~ades OK"d
MARTINEZ <AP> The Bay
An·a AJr QuaJlly Managemelll
01stnct ha~ given Shell Oil Co.
preliminary approval for a $300
million modlficalJOn at UM! com·
pany's Martinez refinery
ALSGARAOE
~6 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
'714) 644-7030
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MOUNT ST. HELENS ERUPTS, SENDING SMOKE, VOLCANIC ASH INTO AIR
Right Side of Mountain Covered wtth Aah, Left Side With Snow.
,.,. Wl~o1
Mt. St. Helens Quiets
Vokano Ash Spewed Distance of 55 Miles
COUGAR. Wash. <AP) -
Eruptions diminished to oc·
casional puffs or s moke today
after Mount St. Helens spewed
·rme ash in a thick cloud that
sailed 55 miles southeast along
the Columbia River.
Meanwhile, scie ntist s in
airplanes kept a watch on the
first active volcano in the lower
48 states since 1917.
Chunks of white ice. some 4-
f eet·aquare. also were erupting
. from the craters Sunday. "the
• biggest chunk of anything that
bas come out or the volcano thus
·far," said Don Mallineaux of the
'U.S. Geological Survey.
Bat there was no sign Sunday
, night or the blue flames spotted
: a day before in a new crater.
: and no blue lightning arcing
• between craters. scientists re·
ported.
Survey scientists say the ash
' and smoke that poured from the
: mountain contain only old rock.
'material from the old cone.
. But a Unive rsity or Idaho
: geologist says ash residue be
; round io Moscow, Idaho. 300
·miles away, conta ins ne w
material, indicating t hat some
molten rock is being ejected
, from the peak.
; Charles R. Knowles reported
;finding a m lllme t e r ·.lhick
•specimen of "Pele's ha1r" -
; thin, glass·like strands formed ~when molte n r o ck q uickly
; soUdifes in the atmosphere -on
: bis car windshield. He planned
: to fly to Vancouver. Wash .• to
·compare bis flnd with samples
from the mountain.
Pele is a Hawaiian volcano
goddess.
M ulllneaux said the survey
doubted Knowles found Pele's
bair or any evicence of molten
residue.
Meanwhile, the thick cloud of
volcanic ash ~ed more than
55 miles to the southeast Sun·
day, setUing on communities
along tbe Colombia River.
It erupted from a second
MOUNT ST. HELENS CRATERS (FOREGROUND SILENT)
Mount Hood la. In Background of Volcano
crater, which was spotted Satur·
day by geologists who also re·
ported seeing blue lightning arc·
ing be tween the two active
crate rs. said Sylvia Brucclu of
the U.S. Forest Service.
An explosion from the
9,677·foot peak at9: 11 a.m. Sun-
day sent a plume of steam and
ash more than 16,000 reet into
the atmosphere, said Denver
James, another forest service
spokesman.
The eruption was visible to ob·
servers in aircraft and on the
ground after rain clouds parted
for the first time siDce the moun
ta in began erupting Thursday.
James said.
The dusty cloud carried the
ash to North Bonneville on the
Columbia River. Stevenson and
White Salmon, about 25 miles
upriver, and communities on th('
western margin or Mount Hood
in Oregon.
The Portland Water Bureau
began taking water samples in
the BuJI Run Reserve to de·
termine the efrect of the' ash, but
results showed no contamina·
lion.
Salvador durtna funeral ol 1lain
Archblahoa Romero. Aa man~ u .o w~re
beUeved cflad. <Related story P•1e A4 >~
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Court Backs Parents ·
•
Retarded Boy ·Noti
Ordered to S11rgery .
WASHINGTON (AP> -The
U .S. Supreme Court today re·
fused to order heart s urgery for
a 13-year·old r etarded boy
whose parents do not want t.bo
cbUd to outhve them.
The j ustices, without com·
ment. left intact Call!ornla court
d ecisions a ll'owin g Phillip
Becker's par ents -and not
stale authorities -to make tbe
surgery decision
Warren and Patricia Becker
of Los Altos, fear that Phillip, a
moaso&oid dliJd livtq in a Saa
JOle aunery. will aot be well
cared for It his life expeetancy la
extended and be outlives them.
Qritensin Sa••I
As do many cb1Jdnn 1utfertnc
from Dowaa Syndrome, PbllUp
has a hole between two cbam·
hers of bla heart. The congenital
defect forces his heart to work
three times harder than normal,
greatly reduci.nc bla life expec.
tancy.
She OKs Flogging
If Hwband Freed
Doctors say that wllboul sur:
gery, PbWip wtll live no ~
than 20 more years, bla pbyaical
health steadily deceneratinc.
Surgery waa recommended in
1.973 and again in 1177 to corred
th~ dd'ect. The Beckers, who have c&osely
superviaed their son's medical
treatments and special educa·
lion although be never bas lived
at home, feel that ii PbJllip sur.
vives them the Institutions
available would not provide ade.
quate care.
LONDON <AP l -A British
woman sentenced lo a public
flogg1Dg in Saudi Ar abia for
serving liquor at a party tn the
Moslem country says !>he will
endure ~ ~ strokes of the cane
if 1t spares her s urgeon husband
an additional term ID pr&son.
Penelope Arnot, 32. made her
pledge over lhe weekend 1n phone conversations w1lb rel
atives in Britain, newspapers
reported. She and her 36 year
old husband R1('bard are await
IDg final judgment for breaJtini::
Saudi Arabia's strict MO!>lem ban
on alcohol.
The Arnols were a rrested 10
Ma y after a party at their home
in Jidda Two guests at lht-
party, a British nurse and a
Dut<.'h construction worker , died
in a foll from the Arnot'!> hfth
floor balcony alter drmking
Mrs Afnot _serv e d four
months 1~son and her
hus band five. They were re
leased to the British Embassy
while Saudi autbonttes consider
a court proposal that Mrs Arnot
be flogged and her husba.rld be
retur ned to 1a1I for another !>even months.
"She has said she will accept
the lash if 1t means Richard'!>
Carter Asked
To 'Shape Up'
MI L WA UK E E <A P > -
Cahrornia Gov Edmund G
Brown Sllld today that even U
P resident Carter 1s reoommated
at the Democrat.Jc National Con·
vent1on . be has "to shape up ..
before Brown will promtse to
:,upport rum 10 November
Appear ing on ABC·TV 's
"Good Mornin g. Amer1 ra .. pro.
gram. Brown ~aid the Corter
p r esidency 1:, u n raveltn~
because of the economy and the
Iranian ('risis.
Asked directly 1f he might re·
fu se to support Carter m the fall
Brown replied. "As a good
Democrat, 1 bav(' a great deal of
loyalty to our party. But I must
say Mr. Carter's going to have
to shape up. and ir be does. I'll
try to help rum the best way I
r an "
Sheep Die in Sea
MEL BOU kN E . Aus tralia
CAP) -More than 40,000 sheep
p e ruh ed wh e n a b urni ng
Lebanese freighter was aban
doned and sank ID the southern
Indian Ocean. it was announced
Sunday.
r
not gotng back to jail ." said
Arnot's brother Robert. from bis
home in Sherborne. 10 southwest
England
The Bntish press said the floe ·
gmg would be the first or a 000·
Moslem woman Several foreign
men have been nogged. includ·
1ng British rhem1ral engmeer
Onan Cooper
Cooper got 70 strokes 10 pubbc
two years ago for 1llegally brew·
ing liquor, Now back home. he
told a reporter that the body
t rad1tJonalJ y 1s not bared du.ri ng
tht.' n~gmg and the st rokes on
the back and buttocks are not aJ.
lowed to draw blood
··But they do hurt '9nd brwse,"
he added
A Saudi Embassy spokesman
1n l,,ondon ~aid that the beatmg
v..1th o bamboo r ~ne 1:, a
rertomon1al punishment to
hum1hato and 1s not excepU<Jlnal·
ly severl'
He said the flogger cannot
raise tu:, hand very h1gb because
ht-has to have a copy of the
Koran. the Moslem holy boot,
under the pit of the arm swing·
mg the cane ..
The British Foreign Office
said 1t has intervened to try to
stop the flogging.
.W..idtl111Hn
M ontovani . tht:' o rch estra
leader known for his stnng·
filled rend1ttons.. of easy-
I 1stening liGh t c l ass1cat
11us1r . has died m s leep 'n
Tunbridge Well~. E ngland at
age 74. Born Annunzio Paolo
MantO\'ant in Venice Nov.
15. 1905. he was the first to
~ell a rrulllon stereo records
m the Uruted States.
State juverule officials took
the Beckers to ~ in 1978,
seeking permis,ion for the
operation without the parents·
consent..
A Juvenile court judge dis·
m issed the state's lawsuit, naJ.
mg ·that there was no "cle ar and
convincing evidence" ·lo aUOW'
state interfettnee with pareotal
authority.
A state appeals court upbel<t
that ruling, not1ng the risks in·
berent in the operatiot» and the
lack of un·animity amo ng m edi ~aJ hpe r ts a.bou.lts neces.aity ·
In seeking U.S. Supreme Court
review, the Califomla attorney
generaJ's office argued, that the
stale courts required too high a
standard of prop(.
. State la~ coctended that ian-d~r sUte law lbe less
stringent • 'preponderance-or
evidwe" s«ancltrd should have
appijed, ...... lbap the ''clear
aod eoeYi..ndQI evidence'' ~·
dard. • ,Tbe nauoo·s hlctieat court
does not have the authority to .re••ew state CdU.rt rulincs baaed
on st.ate law. BJ.rt the attorney
•••era.I'• olnce aaAd UM .. .,.. ,..eoua aaaetprea_.uon •Ill
deprift JlllAlllp 0( b!a,rtpt to life
wltrctt la protected by the
Constitution's t«b Amendment.··
''Tbe i.ttjury to Pbillip from an
. e.rn>beam determination . . . is
a.a early death/' sta(e lawyers arcued:
· They also coat.ended that the j uvenile court judge wrongly
considered arguments raised by
the Beckers t.bat Pbillip's life
s bould not· be prolonged where
there ls no hope of improving its
quality.
Crap Table
'Ihef t 'Chance'
r.\PNTlCELLO, N.Y.· tAPl -
Harold Hell«, ~. is accused of
taking .i cbaoce on a craps la·
ble. .
Village police s ay the
Wooclridae resident wu arrest·
ed on a charge ol grand larceny
-taking a craps table rrom a
J e wish . Community Center .
P<mce said lbe theft occurred
after the center held a Las
Vegas n.iibt.
Officet"S said Heller told or.
ganllen be was suppoaed to
plct up tbe table and carried tt
away tn a tnact.
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S.PD1Der Preview JBJD
ON 'ftOI WATganoNT: Sprtna vacation for most or
uur <'oaAal aNa acboolb Ui under way In full bloaaom to
th&y 1be kidl bave tMreo fr\.'tld frt1m ch&Hrooma and book•
Whal we're now lna 1n our realon could be called
ReverM Tralftc Flow
Almott anywhere )'OU hve 1n our roash1l iet'Wr, you're
Ui.Ually ft~ ~avy l'ommutcr traffic on your way lo
choret 1D the momin&b .._
CondJUon.s out on our bywayb th1 b morning gave you a
pretty tood nolloo or how many of your fellow early com
muters were actually headed (Qr educational tnslllullonb
The early day road seemed pretty empty
WHAT nus P&OBABL \' means as that sometime
later io the mom, the freed studenta. and maybe a lot or
the teachers too, rou.sed from slumber and 1f the condtllons
seemed right, headed for the beach
This condition CC?uJd cause the Reverse Trame Flow
Working commaters arc probably safely out of the
Mam Beach at laguM Beach Pnor to Current Tralfte Problerr"'
"'ay by this time ~ the beach crowd will JUM Jam up peo
pie who normally lotO l>hoppm~ or run errands m these
hour!>
( ·oa ... t ,ti t1 Jffil' probh:ms that we t-xpenence dunn~
I h1:> spran~ vacatwn punod. however , are JUSt a prelude to
""hat we can c•xpcc·t during the summer months
WhPn summer romei.. ""hat normally m s prang has
'""' t>N•n a WC:'f:'kend 1amup become a daily occurrence.
C<'rtamly you tan b<•t '>'hen that happens. we w11l heur
th1.• sarnf• «nes of angu11>h that have issued forth since tht
<1av., when iwopl1• v1s1tt•d our beaches drjving Tin wiz1es
and thl' men wt•rt: Wl!u rm~ lop!> on their bathing swls
TllAT <.:KY WILL Bt:, "Something has to be done
;1hout this ~hastly summer trnff1e ' Where· is our city coun·
1·tl when we need them'1"
Thoi.c who will scream the loudest are usually t.be
rlt'weRl as permanent residents along this coastline.
And as for members of the city eounclls. a lot or them
n ee the area on these summer weekeod.t.
Over the years, various of our coastal communities
have attempted all kinds of soh,llions to the summer road
.,l1ck1es F1ri:.t , (·ertaan logH· pretailed. We got the notion of
hualdang more <1 nd bl'llcr h1ghways to handle the trafnc
Some of that was done
But e verything t·ontmuc>d to be bumper to-bumper on
I hl' weekends
THEN TIO: OPPOSITE theory was advanced That 16,
don't build any more roads because this greater capacity
is JUSl bring an~ mor<> Pl'Opll'
Wt• SC'C'm to be pretty much in that phase now We
.lr<'n t huilding any more ways to get to the beach but the
11 ;1ffil' Jamt; continue
Maybe you can draw M>me sort of concluaion about
this ~h<m you ponder the people who, despite these ag-
gravations, are drawn in droves to the seashore. It might
be lhis:
They don't discouraJ?e very easily.
NATION /WORLD
AIMlenew SC•aee f't,..
Reagan Gains
Dole SuppOrt
,
., ..,.. Aaeoet•ted PNlll
Kanau Sen. Robert Dole. who
on('e exhorted voters to make
him preaident •·u you want a
youn1er Ronald Rea1an." is
now root.tac for t.be elder ooe in
1to flffort Umed to bolater the
Reputflican front-runner in
Tue1dlly'1 farm-st.at.e primaries.
Dole turoed up at Reap.n's
11de Sunday ni1bt and decJared
lo an audience 10 Overland
Park. Kan . that it is time for
the GOP to unite beilund the
69-year-<>ld former governor of
California .. More than ever.··
s aid Dol e. "gra1s-roots
Republicans want R onald
Reagan"
Ile added that Reagan bas .. a
virtual hammer-lock on our
party·~ norn.tnatlon "
R F.P. JOHN 8 . Anderson.
meanwhile, indicated he 1s
closer than ever to orterinR
himself as an independent
alternative should Reagan head
the GOP ticket and President
Ca rter wans Democratic re·
nomination . The J1Jino1 s
Republican said on national
television that many or bis sup·
porters slmply would be unhap·
py" with a Carter-Reagan
choice. and "I am not goinc to
let down tht> peoplt> who have
put their f~lth and trust in me ...
Every maJor candidate of both
parties -except lhe president
h1msell -f()('used on Wlseonsm
today That state will c~ 75
delegates to the Democratic na
t1onal cooveotion and 34 to the
GOP convention in Tuesday'!>
balloting. Kansas will pick 37
Democratic delegates and 32
Repubbcans
Police Keep
Nuke Protest
Peaceful
VERNON, Vt I AP> -More
than 1.000 anti-nuclear dem-
onstrators. w~ing American
flags and banners saying. "No
Nukes" and "Yankee C o
Uome:· staged a s1t·in at Ver·
moot Yankee nuclear power
plant, and 75 were arrested for
trespassing
Arres ts at a s 1m1lar dem
onstrat1on las t September
!.wampt'd Vermont jails and
courts, but on Sunday police let
darkness and cold dnve most of
the protesters from the plant·!'>
main gate
The orderly proceedings ap
pa rently dl!>f.I ppoantcd the dem
on::.trators
"In the long run, police tactics
are not going t.o win out over a
cause." said Chris Woods. a
spokesman for the Vermont
Yankee Decommissioning Al·
haoce, which organized the sit·
in "They may have won this
battle or this round, but that's
all "
ANDlalON AND former
U. N. Ambuaador Geor1e Bmb
both took 1wtpe1 at the bursilon·
tn1 conf&lllon over U.S. coatacta
wttb Iran. Buab declar~ la
MadllCID, Wt.a., tbat "ll't time
for Jimmy Carter to level ...
Use AD)erlcan &*)pie.,.. settma
1ileace or doublet&lk. ''
Similarly. ADdenoa aald the
admlot.ltraUoo lbou.ld m mediate-
ly "comecleanoathe.Jl.bolequea.
Uon. ''He added t.bat lf lt ll true. u
reporu from Jrao w~t1 that
Cart.er bu communica1.e0 wlt.b the 1overnment there In an
apoloeetic tone. thn It amowrta
to the "latest example ot lnep.
Utude "
WHITE HOV8 E P &E88
secretary Jody Powell admitted
1n Madiaon that Carter aent
meaaagea lut week to Iranian
President Abolbasaan Bani·
Sadr. but derued that they ad·
m1tted mistakes lo paal U.S.
policy .., ......... Jn Kansas, Reagan r~ated
his recent declaration that had
he been president wben the
American Embauy and 50
hostages wert' aeiz.ed in Tehran.
he would have 1dJowed only 48 to
72 hours to explort' a dip1omat1t
!>Olut1on. "There's no nffd tota\c.,
any long<>r th:Jn th.it, Hl'a~~n
~aid
Gft• Trae Sto.,,
Actress Valerie Harper <nghU. planning a television
mov1C on th(' hfe of an abu.'>ed Y..1fe, talks &t Indiana
Women's Pn.son with the story's main character. Joyce
OeV1Uez. Mrs DeV11lez 1s servm~ IS to 25 years for .,1·cond ·dc·~rc·<· murd1·r l'ortr:.11t 1-. of former prison
"UP<'rtnlencknl
Dozens Slain at Funeral
SAN SALVADOR. El S;.Jvador 1AP1 T~
l'leared tbe streeta of San SaJ11ador to mauil&1D or
der after doun.s of pusons were lulled and mon
than 2SO UlJUTed at lb~ funeral ol £l Salvador's d.!.
sa.u1n.at.ed archb1..1bop
Morgues and bmpttals reported al least 40
persons lulled In the vlOleoce 1n front of San
Salvador's Roman Catholic cathedral on Palm
Sunday. Church 50W'c~a conflrmed 26 dead. 1n
dicating some oft.he v1cllms may have ~n count
ed twice
THE OUTDOOR f't/NEaAL for ArchblSbop
Oscar Arnulfo Romero. an ouupoken cnllc of
military repreAs100 and pollllcal violence. 111ai.
brought to a hurned conch.isWfl aft.er an upl0!>1on
and then gunfll'e erupted about noon u the lhronR
of mourners filled lhe square lll front of Lhe
cathedraJ
There were coo!Ucting ~on bow the fir
Lng started, but armed let'Uats who bad l.llen up
positions in the square began sbooltng, and the
crowd at.a.rnpeded.
WITBIN lllNUTES, 3,000 to 4.000 people.
many ot them left.Uta. rushed into lbe cathedral
for safety as other leftusta took up pos1tioo.s around
the church and apparently blaste-d av. ay at
JO) thing thJt moved outside
Many of the cuualues were vtcum1 of the
p.in1c not of bull<'b Thl'rf' appeared to be at least
ai:. many c~uJltw., from trampllng or suffocatmn
ab from gunf1n
The archb1.,hop"• coma was hurried Inside and
put in .i crypt l't'Oplc huddled t.ogelher oo lhe fioor
of th~ cathedrJI Pr1tc-'>ls urged calm. Nuna prayed.
f.efhMA amoni: the crn~d ch4nte<1 or the struggle
that "the peopl•· ''>'Oul<1 wm
Aftn an hour. ~hen th~ arm' still remaltled in
1l<, barrar ks tht• atmosph4:rc in. ... 1de the church
tetlmed Pt-<1pl1· bt:i!Jn .. iii lung out and cautiously
rroi.-.rng th1· qu.1r• .,.1th ttu 1r hands above their
ht.>dd!.
nu; Rl'l.l'iG Mll.ITARY·OVILIAN JUOta
'aid tht-~hooting ~ .1s ;.in ttltempt "to create a
great romm<>11 <>n ~1th 1<1oleocc u~ cl0t.e the doori:.
to a peac:~ul J nd dt·mocraltc 60luuoo" to Ull'
poltt1caJ terron'>m that ha:. taken 900 hves smce
the Oct l~ cou1 •
The coup 11."d b) t-. o colonels overturned the
ri&bla.at aovernment of Gen Carlos Humberto Romero
The archht.,hQp "'J' J cruc;Jd('( for peac~ful
chanRe. ii rnr ,. • f 1 h• rn 1111 ir' anr1 the oltgarcby
and a deff'nder of lht ~c1:.cJnl
Hundreds Flee Floods
ULUDS bit saviMs
toP1roa
Families Evacuated as Rivers Rise
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The column-written by Martin Sloane, recipient
d a /aw dfJgrH from New York Unlveralty, former
IWd of hla own marlceting and sales consulting firm.
and founding president of the American Coupon
Club -reveals "secret weapons " for fighting food
price Inflation.
Don't miss the savings of The Supermarket
Shopper, published Wednesday snd Sunday in the
Delly Piiot .
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CALIFORNIA
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Kennedy Short • in
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Tbt
CaUfomJa 1>41mocrauc CouncU tried
three Umee lo eodoru a candldate for
the l>emoef'aUe prealdentJal nomiulloo
duriot lta weelleod MN. No OM re· celvecl lt.
Tbt ~ cl.Ddldat. to come cloee Sun
day WU Seo. Edward M. Kennedy ot
NuaacbUNtu. whll• tiov. Edmund G
Brown Jr. 1amered a lupr share of
lbe vote thaD Prdldeot Caner.
RepreaeataUvea of all three c1n
dldatel daimed victory ln vol1q
KENNEDY aECSJVED :ii. 76 percent
ol lhe vote ol some 500 CDC dele1ates
This Soap Box
Was No Derbv •
FRESNO <AP) -A 7·year-old
would·be thief here got caught.
literally.
The boy tried to pry a small box
of soap out of a vending machine
al a latmdry at the urging of hls
sister whlle their mother was
waabing clothes Sunday.
But the boy's hand got stuck ln
the machine and stayed stuck for
about 20 minutes until firefighters
freed rum.
oa t.be tbltd ballot at the CDC'a 28tb &D·
nual convmllon But that fell ju.at bort
of the eo percent mark reqwred for a
formal cndorHm t.
CaUlonlla Sen. Alan Cranaton, CDC
foundlni president. Hally woo eodorae·
meat tor au. r •l~Uon call\J)&lp.
Tb delqalell represent about 20,000
liberal Democrat.Im nearly JOO political
clube atawwlde. '!bey gave Brown 17.38
percent ol the fint·ballol vote, and 10.16
vote oo the second
CASTER MANAGED onty 15.36 per·
cent oo the first ballot, just above lbe
IS percent cutofr required to make lbe
s econd round or voting He was dropped
from consideration after the second
ballot when hls supporters caucused
and decided to vote "no endorsement."
Still. "be (Kennedy) WU expected to
get the endorsement." said former state
Sen. Nate Holden, Carter's spokesman.
"The delegates did not respond to Ken·
nedy. ll (the vote> 1s sending a
message of some degree: t.bat when
Jimmy carter is nommated, they (lhe
CDC> will support him "
Ant.booy Coat.es. a Kennedy campaign
field organizer, said lus cliDd.idate did
"better than expected." lie said no en
dorsement for any candidate had
"looked like a strong possibility" prior
to tbe convention.
"WE MADE SOME convert.'>," Coates
dec4ared , addin~ t hat hr foresaw
CDC Vote
"1tron1 a upport" for Kennedy 1n
CaUfomla'a June 3 primary. He termed
California "in many ways like New
York," where Carter lost to Kennedy by
a nearty 2·1 marlin last Tuesday.
Gov. Brown's cble f of staff Gray
Davis said Sunday's vote for bis can·
dldate coLlld boost Brown's sa11lne
campaiao. Brown bas yd to win a
single delegate for the Democratic na·
tiooal convention.
"We're showing progress." Davis
said. ''There may oot have been a win·
ner here today. but there was a loser -
Jimmy Carter "
The CDC bas endorsed only ooe pre
sidential candidate since it began giving
endorsements an 1972 -former
Oklahoma US Sen. Fred Harns in
1976.
BART Broclwres
Now Bilingual
OAKLAND <AP> -Jnfonnallon
brochures for the Bay Area Rapid
Transit system are beuig pnnt.ed 1.n Spanish and Chinese -as well a!>
Englt.sh.
The brochures provide i.nformataon
about BART train service as well J'>
shuttle services that connect Wlth tht·
three-county mass transit systc·m
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lligla Flyer ~ands
A l 50·foot long ccnt1 pede·shaped kite of Los Angeles artist Tom
Van Sant lands an Monterey after a demonstration flight Sunday.
Tht• kit<.· called "Jacob's Ladder" ts a prototype of a mile·long kite
\':.in Sant plans to build that will be strong en ou gh to carry him up
t11i:h moui:h to make a parachute 1ump
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First Fatal .
Park Probes Mystery
Of Coaster Accident
SANTA CLARA <AP) -Officials
of Marriott's Great America amuse·
meot park say t.bey cannot explatn
why a utomatic braking systems
railed to stop a rollercoaster train
before it slammed into another that
was taking on passengers, killing a
teen·age boy.
Eight other persons were iltiured
Saturday when the train on the nde
kno wn as "Willard 's Wiuard"
r a mmed the second set of cars at a
( ____ sr._if_TE_J
passenger loading station. Jl was the
first fatal accident a t the park since
its openlng 1-'l 1976.
"What ca\aaed that accklenl. we
don't know," Marriott vice president
Robert Schultz said Sunday. "We
can't even speculate because it was
such a ... well·maintained, highly
organized, \\'eU·run ride for so many
years.
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WEST COVINA (AP) -The cap·
ture of a jogger, who took ransom
money left in hopes or winning re·
lease of 10.year-old kidnap victim
Ronald Tolleson Jr .. may have
brought police closer lo finding his
abductor, authorities say.
The jogger, described as 16 or 17
years old, was working in conj~c·
tion wllh the kidnaper. West Covina
Police Cmdr. Ron Holmes said Sun·
day night.
But there's still no sign of the miss·
. in~ boy, last seen Friday evenin~ in
front of the house where be lives with
his divorced rather , Ronald TOllt'SOn
Sr . who bas custody. Hot mes said
~ Pelltite• Ba11
TORRANCE CAP) -A Los
Angeles city sewer reportedl y
dumped millions or gallons or sewage
into a creek feeding Santa Monica
Bay during the beach quarantine that
was blamed mostly on a small
Malibu sewage plant.
The overflow was estimated at 487
millions, more than five times the
sewage discharge from lhe Malibu
plant. the Daily Breeze newspaper
here has reported.
FfllJKU&B~r
AL'l'ADENA CAP) -A Tuj~a
man who fell to lus death while hlk·
iog with four friends near the
Angeles Forest Highway has been
identified as Robert Bartlow, 22, who
was discharged from the U.S. Army
only two weeks ago a fter serving a
tour of duty in Germany.
The youths were hilung on a steep,
rocky hillside when Bartlow ap·
par ently slipped and fell several hun·
dred feet into a deep gorge Sunday
afternoon, said Sheriff's Dept Deputy
Tony Palmer.
250 Sf age Bra"'I
CORCORAN (AP> -A brawl in-
volving about 250 citizens broke out
here after police arrested 31 .man for
investigation of drunken dnvmg.
Residents of a nearby residential
ar·ea got into the fight Sunday but dis·
persed when sheriff's deputies from
Kings and Tulare counties and Han·
ford police arrived and spraved them
with mace. A total of 2S officers were
assummoned to control the fighting
Owners Said Torching
'lheir Gas Guzzlers
SACRAMENTO <AP ) -Facmg
soariJlg gasoline prices, some
Callfohllans bave found a new way to
get rid ol vehicles that are burning
up their money. They are setting
them on fire and collecting the in-
surance, state officials say.
"We're seeing an inordinate ln·
crease in the theft and fire loss or
motorbomes and pickups. things that
don't get good mileage," says Glenn
Sewell, bead or the stale Department
or Inauraoce's Bureau of Fraudulent
Clalma.
.. THIEVES WHO STEAL to
joyride have no reaaoo to burn il. It main you think, maybe some of
tbese theft reports are pboay. ••
With 1aaoU.ne prices akyrock,ung,
motorilta are fmdinl it difficult to
maintain or sell vehicles that aet low
gas mlleage. So, police say, some
take their aaa guulera to remote
areas. Mt them on fire and then re·
port the vehicles stolen.
"Tbe)' don't want lbe police to find
It and return It to them, so they burn
lt" says U. Jim Moore, vehicle theft
1eeUoG commander for lb• Calilornla
Hi&)lway Patrol.
TBBnS OP LOW·MILEAGE
nblclel jumped 15 to 24 percent laat
year, aceordiDa toCHP 1t.atiltics. A~ tbeN are ol'Uln tndJca· Uona that aa owner bH set a vehicle
on flre, thl9 type of tn.auraoce ~ ii
bard '°prove. 1
lildih file Salt
SAN Dt&OO (AP> -The Int.er·
Tribal OMmcl1 tA California bu en·
, *"8ed a 1nAk nw bJ n" M1111oa
I lDdlM tn• Oftf .... rtliU CIO tbe ._ Lm -.J JU.er ID DGru.n Saa
J>ielo ONDb'· • ''.'.
"In almost all cases, subsequent
investigation finds that they were
torched and probably were insurance
fraud cases," Moore says.
"Usually, the owners lhinJc they
are the first to think of It, but it's
quite commoo. Law enforcement of·
ficials are alert to the potential for
this. We noticed a lot of limes they'll
take their goodies out of the car first.
They can't stand to watch lhcir CB
burn."
Despite Fears,
State's Retail
Sales Are Up
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Despite
the effecu of inflation and fears of a
recesalon, sales are boomlnl at rour
major Southern Callfomia depart·
ment stores, accordin1 to figures
from Security Pacific National Bank.
Thoee firurea show aales rose ln re·
cent months by lS.5 percent over lbe
past y ear at The Broadway,
Bullock's, May Co. and Roblnaon'a,
compared to 10.6 percent nationwide.
Even after allowtn1 for the fact
that prices increased by 4.9 percent.
the atoret atlll abowed betttr than a
10 percent srowt.h lo aalea.
Store offtcla11 cited a variety or
re11on1. locludinl the fact that the
prlce of loods bun't risen as fut u
the Consumer Price Index.
Ret.ailerl. bOwever, iay they are
prei>arlnl fOf' a downtum by plan· n1n• promotloal and holdlq down ln·
ventor'MI, u well •• lookinc at poul·
bl• perlCllDoMl euta.
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2V2 YEAR, NO MINIMUM
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Fire Protection
·:Now County's Joh
A aew era 1D Oranee County On flptJ.nc will btlln f _uly 1 wMo county IOVernmeqt lakes ov.-r f r'Otn U. atate
au P~ llfe and property In unlneorpor1ted areu. While county amCJ.all walled a.1 and loud about the
• ~~le pW1bul out auu ~..-.old fire protection ccntract, . wicre .WU UlUe JuaUfte ror tbe lamtinta.
The state contr•cta · ftre protecUon aervtce with
rural counUes, counUes lbat are 10 apanely populated
loca l agencies don't haft tite NIOVcet to patrol vast reglons
It has been aomt tJme alnce <>raie County. wtlh lu
1.9 mUhon popuJatioa. could be cluaffied u rural The
l'ounty Indeed is urbanhred.
So it ts only m keeplna wtth the tenets of locaJ 1<>vern·
ment that I.he county should provide its citizena with its
own brand or fire protection.
It ls up to county govemmept to see t.bere is no d~
off in the quality of Uf e and property protection provided
Its citizens.
For that reasoo, the changeover should be closely
monitored. And the county Board of Supervtaors should
call for regular status reports to make certain there is no
drop in the quality of fire protection services in unin·
c.:orporated a reas.
t"tEconomic Novelty
Juvenile delinquency is said to be on the rise in
Or ange County, pushing populations of youngsters housed
at the county's five youth detention centers past their
capacities.
Rut when county Probation Department officials
asked supervisors this month if they could re-open 26
beds al Juvenile Hall and Los Pinos Forestry Camp to
help ease the over crowding, they didn't ask for any more
money to pay the $351,000 rost of making the beds availa·
blc.
Instead, they promised t-0 trim their budget in other
areas to pay for the badly needed beds the rest or the fis·
cal year .
They admitted the department's budget picture for
1980·81 1s a bleaker one, and that they m ay have to comt'
back to county supervisors for additiona l funding in the
future.
Nonethe less, the ability or probation officials to shift
manpower and materials around to meet newly emerging
prior ities within their existing budget is quite an ac·
<·o mphshment. Too often government a gencies are too
quick to run to the board with ftats in hand.
And the written commendations presented by
supervisor s this month to Chief Probation Officer
M1ch<.1cl S<-humacher and J uvenile Court Presiding Judge
Hotwrt Rtcklcs for that accomplishment were richly de·
~~rvcd
Highway Hazard
Given the increasing need for afiord.able housing.
there's much to be said for tbe mobile bome -and
something for the fact that • 14-foot·wide unit al.Ion a 16 percent increase in interior space with only a 5 percent in·
crease in cost of over the standard 12·foot·wtde unit.
That argument presumably was enough to persuade
the state Assembly to pass, on a 63·9 vote. a measure that
would permit hauhng 14-foot-wide mobile homes on
California highwa ys, a measure sharply opposed by the
CalifomiaState AutomobileAssociation.
The CSAA insists that the proposi!d Jaw would create
an instant hazard for the state's 18 million motorists,
along with the bicyclists and pedestrians who frequently
must share the roadways with cars.
That's because the widest traffic lanes on California
toads are only 12 feet, and many are only 10 feet. Ob-
vio usly, hauling a 14·foot unit on a 10· or 12·foot lane
would create a dangerous overhang for oncoming cars on u two-lane roadway or ror passing cars on a multi-lane
highway.
Tests conducted in 1971 by both the California
J-Hghway Pa trol and CaJTrans resulted in recommend&·
• t1ons against authorizing the hauling of 14-foot coaches.
. The recommendation is still valid. There s till are no lanes
wider than 12 reet .
The Senate has yet to a ct on the Assembly bill. It
s hould be rejected.
• C)p.nlons expressed In the space above are those or the Deity Plaot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
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Boyd/Viewer Poll
ByLM. BOYD
The French put on a
: television documentary last
. r ear whe rein a 40·year-old
: Armenian woman described
: ber tllne:sses at areal lenlf,b.
: Exte nsive s urveys subae-
41uently failed t.o turn up even.
: so much as one penon who
·•ad watched that
: performance. No slr. not a
one. It was labeled the least
successful TV s~w of all
. \jme. .
Numerous landlord• in
Jiest Germany uk coup)es
to sip leuee wblcb contain
'tlause1 which require them
11 tenant. to practlce btrtb
control.
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Gloomy
GU8 lit
' The advocalu of
1impllfted ·~ Wbo wut to make lt iuler
for kidl to •pell "•Ital ..
cao•t eeem tO do mueb
to 1lmpllf1 "re·
ct1abun '' or ''dq..-bua ... D.M.
Average girl ls baU u tall
as she'll ever be by the end ol
her second year. Aveuge
boy la half as tall as he'll
ever be by the end of bla
third year.
Doctors know that ml·
graine headaches run ln
families. but they don't know wby.
Q. II lt true that tome of
the early New En1land laws
were such that they forced
women to 10 tbrou1b tbe
marrlaae ceremony stark
naked?
A. That 1upposedly bap.
peaed on occasion. Wben
widows remarried. One fer·
moat Cale typtll• the w.n,.
Tbe widow'• c'otbel were re·
larded • part of ber late
&u1banc1•1 e1tate. In fact,
anJt.bl.nl lbe owned, even a alfl of dotblq from the man
l be intended to IDUT)', WU
1tUJ lclmWled .. part of tM
eetat.e. And if the buabend·to-
be allowed ber to wear aacb
before the marrat1e
ceremony, lbe law lD~
ed lt .. the livtn1 1nu'1 •c·
c.ptanee of the dead man'•
debll. 1be record ahowa ooe
widow, therefore. 1t.ood nude
lllllde a clolet wtth a heart· lbal*I boN cal ln UM door
darlQI blr reman111t. thlll
pvt OD hit beW eoelWlle ODl)'
aft.Ir IM weddlq eeremOQJ
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China Joins the Missile Race
W AStUNOTON -Red China
b11 fiully develo~d a.n in·
tercootlnentaJ balll1Uc m1uhe
capable ot hlttlna targeta in the
United States.
Tbla a1armlnc news means
that a teeOOd communilt power
now baa the
ability to
thr eate n
America with
nuclear de ·
va a t al 1on .
Until no w .
U.S. defense
P.oli cy b as
been baled on
the assump·
tioa that only
the Soviet Union posed such a
clear and present danger to the
United States.
Tbe reason ~ bas not been
reported before is that "otric1al
government sources" ha ve con·
aiatenUy played down any sug.
gestion that the m ainland
Chlnele were a direct nuclear
threat to Lb.La country. Tbey bave
empbulled loatead tbe bitter
rivalry between the two com·
munlat superpoweni and cite
o ur s uppose d y firm
"frleodahlp' with Red China.
BUT ASIAN EXPE&TS in eel
out of the government caution
that thia frtendl)' relaUOOJ bip as
a tenuous lbinll al be1t , likely
lo evaporate al any Ume over ls·
s ues Ute Korea or Taiwan. or
si mpl y beca u se o f t h e
ad eological d iffe re nces t hat
separa te our two countries.
They note that our s trongest
bond is mutual bosUllty toward
the Soviets. and warn that the
Re d Chinese still re ga rd the
United Stales as the ir chief an·
tagonist after the Ruasiana. F rom lop·secret documents
and other a.ntelllgence sources.
my associate Dale Van Atta has
pieced together the story of Red
China's arrival a t a po11t1on
1.19~.
Earl Waters '
from wb1cb It can back up any
future change or policy with
nuclear lCBMa.
TUE BUG E Chinese mi&aile la
deeignated the CSS·X·4, and It
has a range of 7,800 miles -
more than enough to devastate
U.S . popula tion centers from
bases on lbe mainland of China.
The only other long·range nus·
Siie lbe Cb.tnese were known lo
have was the CSS.X·J, with a
range of 3,800 mlles -enough lo
b1t Mosrow. but nowhere near
enough to make 1t to the U S.
m autland.
Whe n Defe nse Secre t a r y
Harold Brown went to China last
January. the "friendly" Clunese
government <lidn 't let ham see
the CSS.X-4. But he knew about
1l -and almost revealed that
knowledge to reporters who ac·
comparued ht m on the tnp.
Aske d af Red Ch ina wai;
"anywhere near acquiring" an
1.19~~.
ICBM. Brown replied: "Cblna'1
bee n deveiopln1 balU.Uc mll·
sUes of lncreuinl raqe. a.ad I am 1ure they are wortlnl on la·
tercontlneoW ones: IA fact, I
know they are. I don't want lo
aay preclaely bow far tbey've
gotten."
I can say bow far they've Sot·
ten. The Chinese have been
workla1 on the cs.5·X.,. for more
than a decade. Its potential as
a n ICBM bu been partly ob-
scu red by It.a dual role a.s a
booster ror s pace sateWta.
IN JULY 1175, when the
Chinese successfully launched a
satellite into orbit, a CIA "Top
Secret Umbra" report called tbe shot "a sllD.ificant atep forward
for the Chinese miasUe and
space program." and added:
"The success with the CSS.X~
s ugfests the Chinese have <:Or-r ec ed major problems they
have been having with this mis-
s ile ... The CSS·X ·4, a large,
two·st.age missile, is China's on·
ly missile with true tntercon·
llnental range, and it is clearly
the key lo a Chinese ICBM force.
It is not, however, expected lo
become operational as an ICBM
for several years.
"The CSS-X-4 will probably be
ablt> to carry a thermo-nuclear
warhead a bout 7,000 miles or
place a missile wetgbln& approx·
1mately S.000 pounds into a k>w
earth orbtt."
That was five years a10. In
1978, a nother top-secret CIA
docu me nt wa rned that the css X -4 .. wm soon be capable of
h1tung targets ln the cooti.nentaJ
Unit~ Slates "
NOW, acco r d ing to in·
tl'l hgence sources, the CSS.X-4
1~ operat10rtal up to 7 ,800 m.lles.
And other. more advanced mis-
'ales are 1n active developmenL
For what cold comfort It pro-
vide~. CIA analysts not~ that the
Ht•d Chin~ are still about a
dou·n ~ears behind both the
l ' n 1tt"d States and the Soviet
t 'nwn in missile tt•chnology. But
,,, :1 ('!,\ M>urce observed wryly:
'Thi· impact of thei r bomb
"'"uld be the ~ame "
Brown's Roaming May Spur Legal Curb
In rt ac tion to Gov. J erry
Brown's desertion of hls post lo
i ndu lge sn b is personal
a mb iti o n s . De m o c rati c
Assemblyman Lou P apan has
pr opose d co nstitutio n al
a m e ndme nts whic h would
provide either for one six.year
term or a limit of two four.year
terms for a governor.
S a id Papan, "Six o r eight
years is enough for a governor
lo achieve bis
programs if
he works at it
r athe r tha n
campaigning
for the next
election .. His
idea was "to
gi v e th e
p eo pl e a
c h oice" In
det e rmining
the length of a gubernaton al
term.
Since first a nnouncing his
proposals Papan bas indicated a
c hange o f v ie w . H e h as
considered the wisdom of the
founding fathen who favored
short terms for all officeholders
and ln ract would have Umlted.
the terms or Congreasmen to
oae year bad lt not been for the
exigencies of 18tb century
communication and travel. He
al.lo thinks two Pf'OPOlaU oo the
Charles McCabe
same l"'suc on the ballot would
be confusing and will ~t'< k only .1
two term lurutataon
AS FAR AS that g()(.''l 1t I'< fin••
So m e s t ates l1m 1t their
governors to 00<' four year term.
Until Franklin De lano Roosevelt
ca m e to v iew th at he was
mdaspensablc. prl's1dents ~rl'
li mited to two fou r.year terms
by the pre<'edcnt set by GeorRe
Washin1:tton . After Roosevelt
shatte~ that tenet by runrun~
four lJ mes Congress reacted and
a d o pt ed a con st1tut1ona l
amendme nt , ratified 1n 1947.
limit.mg the presidency to two
terms. Despite the claims at the
tame that it would make a
president impotent during his
second lenn. those predict.Joos
haven't mater1aliied
Only two governors in tht>
state's tustory have bf-en elected
to a t hird term , Haram W.
John.wn and Ear l Wllr rt>n. and
neit her com pleted the final
term. None or the others in Uus
century took other office alter
leaving the governorship thu.'1
carrymg out the intent of the
founding fathers who viewed
government as ··or the people
and by the peop le." Their
Insistence upon shOrt ter~ for
officeholders wa!I Intended to-
pre c I ude Incumbe nts from
h1·rnm1n~ t•ntrrnr h1·ct .tn•J 1n
1•ff1•c1 t>.·1·um1n•: prnft·., .. 1on.;l
11rf 1r1•hold .. r-.
But a t'A o term lam1t 140uJd
not pre\'enl <i rccurrenct> of the
mockery which J erry Bro-.'Tl ha<1
made out of holdin~ the offtN.' of
Jeovemor And Cahforn1a s huge
po p u I a t 1 on t• n s u r r 'I e v e r v
~ovemor elected tn the future
wil l bt'co m e :i n in s ta n t
pres1denllal candidate. As has
been seen with Brown, and
Ron ald ReaRa n be fo re him.
much of the ir ti me wall be
diverted from runntnll the stat<'
to runrunJ? for prt'~1dcnt unless
laws are enacted to prevent 1t
from happerung
EARLIER leg1slatur~ would
have impeached a ~ovemor for
nonfeasanre had they be<:omt' de·
relict and abandoned their JObts in
the punwt ol personal amb1ll0ns
as Brown has done For whatever
reasons. today's legis lature has
not seen fit to call LM governor to
task for tu.s neglect and with such
a precedent there 1s htlle reason
to believe future lawmakers will
uct dlfferently.
Wh at is needed then. a re
unctions against a governor
underta.lung C'Ompa1gns nt the
e x p e n s e o ( b.J,..s d u t I es .
Fo rt u n a t e l y ~h ere are
pr~cedcnb aJrcady 10 the law
~ h1c h !'an be app lied by
.1ppropnate amendments.
ARTICLE 6 Section 17 of the
\late C'OOSt1 tutJon bars supreme
ano appellate court justices
from seekJng any ornce otber
than a JUd.mal one during the
terms for which they have been
elected. A governor sbould be
barred from seeking any other
offire during the term for which
he has been elected.
Another provision is found ·in
Government Code section 1062
which prohibits the absence
from the state or any slate or
m un1c1pal offi cer for more than
60 days Before the tamperings
of the coo.statut.iona l re vlsloni.st.s
t h 1 c; prov1s1on was in the
M nst1tut1on and provided for
forfeiture of o ffi ce for any
absence o f m o r e than SO
consl'cutJve days.
It should be restored to the
constitution However , s ince
With the air travel or today one
ca n d uck Into the state
momentarily to avoid being
away more than the limit and be
off al(am for another eo days,
new wording should be devised
to prevent such avoidancl ol the
intent which Is lo keep olficials
on the jobs for which they have
been elected.
Reagan: A Superficial Perfonµance Still Works
Ro.Wd Rffp.n 11 ooe of tbo8e
penom ol whom lt ll said they
do not have a aingle redeeming
defect.. Ever aince be wrote his
own script, aa distinct from
"Tbe Speech," Ronnie the actor
bu bea> true lo bla matertal.
W. wile la almolt a caricature
o f t h e P T A 1 u b u r b a '' bou1ewtf e .
Her publlc
adoration of
ber bLllband
11 doubtleu
ltlltlmate
but none ·
tbeleas
emburuama.
It ii ladles
like ber that
1tve mar·
rl•I• • bad name. Yet tbe
public lar>t it up.
Ronnie i1 now the Republican
front·runner, baroly. If the
RepubUcana do cboolt Reqan,
whether be becomes pr.ideal
depends not upon Jam11 ltatl
C •rt er. b la moat 1111•11
antaeonllt, but on wbat ..-.
do to Mr. Cart.er wbo bu ._
aatonlabln1t1 f ae111 111 lbl1 dei>a"-f' ID wt .......
Wltb the Ru s!'ll ans and
Iranians qainst you, wbo needs
a campaign?
&ONNIE ll a two-time loser ln
hls quest for the presidency. yet
he aucce11fully portrayed In
Ne w Hampahlre a modern
Clnclnn.atua beina bau.led back
from hlJ plow t.o put thlqs riaht.
A former 1overnor almost
retuctuUy dlamountins from
that hone ol bla lo Southern
Callfomia to combat lnflaUon
• and make th1nas OK for every
m ulU·mlWonalre tn tbe country.
Tbll II a 1reat blt of poUtfcal
Jeserdemaln. It should b•
rewarded wttb an 0.car. Jmt u
wu hll ~rd u 1overnor of
Californla. ID those diltant Qya
0967·75) Ronnie became the
darUna ot the middle ct ..... by
cutUn1 welfare ol all kinda ror
the deMrvi.nl and undet•rvina
poor. How few of U1 recall that
be alto ra1Md taxes durlnt b1a
11tended lncumbency.
Tbe real Reaaan, lf OM can
ever excavate him, l• Juat a
ratber dumb actor. Take the'
bLlllMU of 1\11 ltallan·Pollab,
etc. ''/'**·" Can 10.a lm.,. a
--~-.. -
flUY dumb enough to tell such a
fa tuous story to a group of
rtparttt'S, and ool expect to be
cruclfied ln the press for lt.
Vet. Mr. Perfect gets away
with It.
RE ALSO ~ets a way with
thlnas like sayln1 tha t "the
large and definite purpGle" ol
the American people Includes
tbe reapooalblllty "to care,
1belter and protect the least
protected amonf us and that
lncludes especial y the unborn."
If that means he is pro-abortion
or antl·aborUon, lt escapes me
either way.
More like the man who would
make the world aafe for
plutocrats are bis vlew1 on
ener1y -o il re•lly. The
"national purpose" here "is to
look for a aoluUon to the enero
crisla. t.o t.hc 1entU1 of aero.
the lmaJinaUon of manqement,
the en~ro of labor -not lo
aome 1prawllnJ Cablnet otn~ ln
W uhlnlton which Mver &bould
haw been created ln lbe ftnt
place.''
Tbat'a the 1tQff to feed the
ttciPPI La aod.land, Tau. Eva:t
hls chief opponent amc.1 ~
Republicans . oilman Oeorte
Bush. couldn't put tt bette ..
People who are rid enou1h
NOT to pay tax• will never
have to worry from ett.ber cf
these lads.
DESPITE ALL tbll
ma1nlficent, aad WMlaerv.S,
p lauaiblllty. I atlll Wak that In
the end RMian wt11 be .._.led
by bia .... ll .a.et.d, ... would
be a few clan abort of 1'.
The A1nerlcaa1 are not a
people who take k1ndlr to U..
old. Reaaan ma.y out'°"lanbt.
out·Hll and out·maaeuver
Oeorse BUib, but be eaa.....,
out·Joa him. I thl•t Uala partlcurar cbarp 11 walr to
ttea1u, but it 18 tbe ft1 al tlllil
world.
Meant.lme, the pe~
conunuea to be 1relt. '"TIMt
Speech .. 1tlll wor'•· Tlat
memnuoua '°'ce ud •-M pompadour are aUll •lPlr etfecuve aa tM tube.
But bell.,.. me .... I..,
wbat l'ft been aa;taa tW -15 ,...,., Tbat Smpel'Clt'. ... , -Po c tot.bll.
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NATION
BOWL OF CANOY
Henry Kla8'nger
MILK ANO SOUP
John F. Kennedy
COCKTAIL FLIGHT
LyndOn Johneon
A
EATS PEANUTS Jimmy C.rter
OM. y PILOT A 7
lllde% situ , .....
'Recession hnminent'
WASHINGTON (AP> -A gov.
•roment lodu deaicned to forecast the nation'• ~c
acUvlty fell for the flflh COO·
aecutlve montb lo February.
1uaJntlq that a reeeuloo La
imminent, the Commerce
Department reported today.
Tbe Index of Leading lo·
dicaton declined 0.2 percent in
February, following dips of 0.3
percent in each or tbe precedlng
two months and drops of 1.9 per·
cent in November and 1.4 per·
cent in October.
forecuter for Data RelGUl'Cel
Inc. ol Ln:lncton. Mua., the a.a·
tJon'• tarcest prtvat. fot9C..U.,
company, acreec1.
''IT INDICATES TRi\T the ecoaom.y ls beginning to allp,"
Gou&b aakl. "Businea ls lD a
bolcfing pattern. Tbey are
ready to Co down."
Data ~cea believes the
economy will abow growth at an
annual rate of 1.s percent in tbe
fint three moot.ha of 1980, then
drop 2.4 pettent io the seeoad
quarter, 4 percent in the third
quarter and l percent io the
fourth.
Tbe Carter edmuu.tratlco had
predl~ted that the downturn
WOaJ4f ltUt early tbla year, but •
revised forecast due from the
White Houae later today WU U •
pected to postpone tbe re·
ceum'• it.art unW later lD US>.
TOE INDEX IN February
stood at 1.34.9, meanlnc it was
34.9 percent ahead of ita 1IS'1
base. Tb.11 waa down abocat 6.1 per.
cent Crom ita high of H3.6 in Qc.
tober W18 and the lowest rad·
log al.nee a 13S in July 1971.
Fac ts a t Fingertips
.. THERE'S NO QUESTION
there's a retardation ahead,"
said Commerce analyst Ago
Ambre. "That's es~lally true
when you consider the other
things that have happened re-
cently.''
He defined tbe "ot.ber thing.s" as rising interest rates a.od slow·
ing or consumer credit in the
wake of Federal Reserve act.ioo
lD February to fight i:-:latioo by
raising a key mterest rate and
clamping controls on cooaumer
borroWUJg.
Pilot Loses Lile
SUSANVILLE <AP> -A
Sacrameato pilot bas dJed in a
light plane crash wbile making
au aerial Lnspectioo of telepbooe
lines.
Hall of the 10 components of
the Index contributed to the
decline: average work week.
companies receiving slower de·
liveries from vendors, coatract.a
and order ror plant and equip.
ment, money supply and build-
ing permits.
Writer Indexes Rat Bites, Sky Snacks Lauen County Uodersbertfr
Lino Callegari $aid Phillip J .
Kuhn, 60, or Union Fli&bts was
killed Friday when bis single·
e ngine plane c ras hed and
burned oortbeast or Susanville
l'OU8 INC8EASED: liquid
assets, raw.material prices,
wholesale prices, prices and oew
orden for stock prices. By HUGH A. MULLIGAN
A .. S..Cl•I~
RIDGEFIELD, Conn. -In New York City,
more people are bitten by people every year than
by rats.
The New York Department of Health recently
reported that in 1977, the last year ror which they
have figures, 892 people put the bite on each other,
while rats got to rubble at only 229 people.
These are the sort of odd facts. statistics and
bits or tedium and trivia that a colunmist collects
to keep the wolf away from the door. Apparently 1t
works with writers in the New York area because
there were no reported cases or wolf bite in the
Health Department report, although several
writers bit each other and a critic here or there.
DID YOU KNOW, FOR INSTANCE, that our
great Amencan inslltulloo, tbe six-pack. was m ·
vented by Virgil Browne of Oklahoma City? He
died a short while back at 102, having also
bankrolled the parking meter, another uniquely
American contribution to tbe world scene.
Speaking of inventions. the Graham cracker
actually was invented by a man named Graham.
He was Dr. Sylveste r Graham of Northampton.
Mass. Some or the locals may have thought he was
crackers. Every morn-
ing, win"'r or summer, (m Ill!.~· J he took a s wim m the 4'-
Mi 11 River , near the _-3=w
So:uth College campus.
then ambled along Main
Street in bis damp dressing gown to bis home on
Pleasant Street.
Emerson, who preferred biscuits, put him
down as "tbe poet of bran bread and pumpkins."
IN CASE YOU ARE WONDERING WHY the
president's night is rarely delayed by what the
airlines cryptically call "a mechanical," there is
more than one Air Force One. The president bas at
his disposal a couple or Boeing 707s and a
Lockheed J etstar all identically painted in blue
and white with the presidential seal.
President J .F. Kennedy liked ~Jd milt and
bot soup. Lyndon Johnson rarely missed his cocktail hour aloft. Gerald Ford was a two-martini man who insisted on two scoops of butter ~an
ice cream for dessert. Henry Kissinger, a frequent
passenger who sometimes borrowed one of the
Ones for his shuttle diplomacy. often consumed an
entire bowl of candy m night.
Jimmy Carter is not the first presidential
tourist lo have peanuts available throughout the
flight. Franklin Roosevelt, a white knuckle fl yer
who was the fi rst president to use a plane while in office -a tnp aboard a (.;-54 from M1am1 to the
Casablanca conference -chomped on peanuts to
soothe bis nerves. Harry Truman relied on
bourbon.
THE UNOFFICIAL OFFICE OF FIRST lady
has progressed some since Abigail Adams hung
tbe wetwash in the East Room of the White House
and Doiley Madison first served a delicacy called
ice cream.
According to a "Directory of Key Government
Personnel," circulated by the public relations firm
of Hill & Knowlton for clients who need to find
their way around Washington, there is an "Office
or the First Lady" with at least eight names on the
door or doors.
Litter Program Fails
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The state litter and
recycling program, launched by 1977 legislation, is
anything but a roarin& success, the legislative
analyst says.
The $13 rrullion program, financed by assess·
ments on the larger m anufacturers and
wholesalers, was set up by legislation introduced ·
by Sen. John Nejedly, R·Walnul Creek.
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The layoff rate was uachaqed
from January to February, the
report showed.
Besldei tbe first lady herself. there is a "staff
director ror the first lady," a "press secretary." a
"deputy press secretary." a "personal assistant to
the first lady," a "personal secretary," a "direc·
tor or scheduling" and. so that tbe latter listed will.----------
have something to schedule, a "director or pro. Paid Po1i11ca1 Advcn1scmon1 ._._.. -. .........
Jects for the first lady." And, oh yes, a "director of
advance," who on dull days when not advancing
anythm~. probably has corree with the vice presi-
dent ·s "assistant for issues development.•·
APROPOS OF NOTRING IN PARTICULAR,
Psyche, the naked nymph ogling herself in the
water on the White Rock bottle since 1893, has
been deported from Saudi Arabia.
Moffid Eia, a Middle Eastern distributor in an
area where booze as well as naked women are
banned on the rocks. asked the White Rock
beverage folk to "tab the naked girl off tbe
label "
Company preside nt Al Morgan Jr. says
nothing hke that has happened in the f1u: biz since
1893 when "soon arter we acquired the Psyche
tr~demark, c1t1zens of Milwallkee felt she should
be clothed. So we touched up the label in the
Milwaukee area and that seemed lo settle the mat-
ter."
LASTLY, THE MAGNIFICENT LINER Unit-
ed States. launched in 1952 but mothballed in Norfolk, Va., s10ce 1969 wben her government
subsidy ran out, will soon sail again as an elegant
cruise ship out of Honolulu.
On her maiden voyage, she won tbe blue rib-
bon for the raatest AtlaoUc crossing, averaging 3S
knots. a record that never bas been beaten. Until
recenUy. since she doubled as a troop ship, ber
speed was a military secret. Now lt is known she
could zip along at 39 knots or 4S miles au hour.
A drag race between her and the nuclear car·
ner Enterprise would be more exclting than the
America's cup race.
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Critters
Invited
To Dinner
DUNBAR, W.Va .
(AP) -lo today's world
o( processed, freeze·
dried, preservative-
ladened and beat-ln-the·
pouch meals, some West
Virginians miss the
• e
OOC \\:n
~your!OOneygo alongway with am discount available on every seat on everyt light.
When you're taking otf for Portl<1nJ,
Air California will take off 30% <luring our
Grand Opening Sale. All you do 1-, m.1h-
reservacions and purchase tickeu at k.ist 'even
days in advance.
Our $90 sale fare Ls £OOd on every scat on
every flight. And youifl jet there from
convenient Orange County or Ontario airport.
Portland to Ontario
QtPart Amw Fttq.
Ontario to Portland
.;;;QTa.....A.'-"..;.._--Amn __ Fn:q_._
So take off on Air California and take
advantage of our low Grand Opening Sale fan:.
Just call Air California or your Travel Agent (but
remember that you must make reservations and
purchase tickets at least seven days in advance).
We're do ing everything we can to help make
your money go a long way. We're Air California.
And we want everyone to fly.
Ponland to 0raner Couocy Or-. County co Pons.od
Dq ?llrT Amvr Fr~. Oepert Arrive fuiq.
II
\.•-•;;.:;:..,.....;;;;._MIL~-U&.--------------~ gastronomic dellghta of their past.
7:00A
5:35P
9:45A
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7. I 5P 10 IOP Da1lv H5P 6:4SP Daily "Good e11erq. The following program Wiii probabty
offend alt of you. The number to call In outrage Is
246-8000. Thank you."
1980 Business
Forecasts Due
Eolllomlc forecuten from UC Jrvine and
UCLA wll1 make pndlctionl ln late Aprtl on bow
Ora.Jl~1 taal""t• wll1 fare ill i.. wU1 air t.Mlr forecaats at 2 p.m. April 2t
in the Ana VWa1e Theater at UCI. The
sessim II apouored by the UCI Industrial Al·
aocla._, tlte Graduate School of Administration
Alfl.U.._ wt UCI EnentlaD. '1'e Miiion, deal1ned for Joeal buatae11
lead .. .., IOHmment policy mabn, will foe•
on Onlllt Comity employment. boualna, buslDett n1ect m•tment, money supply and interest and
m~ratee.
81 r hl'l'I at U.. foreeutinl aemlllar include
Dr. r...n, J. &ialllll. ulOdat• professor of bull·
Dl:U II m ... Cl .. t1CLA : Dr. DaTld Sbulmu.. U• alltaa&Jf'lfl !'!'!,el Mmlnllltratloa and eeoDOmlCI
at UC .... ;.. .. ,_. Dr. Jerome BMM!, 1111etaat
prof_. ti e'=td lntiou •UCL 1'• _.. ............ 4lltMla OD boW to
'part.1~11111111 ......... w. •
For inat.ance, mouth·
wa= chunks of bar bear. Or bef.
ty slices of venison
meatloaf. And don 't
foraet fried squirrel.
THESE Dl8ll88 once were a pert of enryday
life for many of the
state's senior dthens,
but today the)' often are
bard t.o ftDd. ADd that's
the reuon for Dunbar's
annual eriUer ctbmer.
Weal Vlrctni• squlr·
rel, venliOn bear, rac·
coon, rabb6t, ll'Oundbol,
woodcock and trout
were heaped OD diaposa-
ble ptat.. and MrVed to
some 400 ..son who at·
tended the nNa umual
dinner tn the Du11bar
Hiah School cafeteria.
D·S 8 91 S •A E
WbMler ut at one ot the
loDI tdllt wttb her fOG,
It ... ber llrd blrtbday
ud abe wtabed oa.16 t.o ~--lt. tM nltter ~.-Mid .
"We want everyone to fly.
AIR9CALIFORNIA
----·--~----
'Most Popular Student'
Awaiting Murder Trial
,
DUNDALK. Md. <AP> -
Ebael Scbladler. clua prwi·
t.old •"'>'OM M wu&.d to
bl.I ftnal year at Pai.peco ·nrl•b School bl• moot able ever. It bu beeD. , u bia cluamal411 look
ad to 1raduatlon day,
alts ln a JaU cell ud
coetemplata a murder trial
E 1.8 CBAaGED with the
bblQI deaths of two women
a Tbau11iviDS weekend
year tn .-bat autboriUea aJ. e was a murder·for·blre
. He is belna held wit.bout
became a Jucfae decided lt
too danaerous to allow him •be at larse. •A formal plea of innoceDt by
al insanity was entered
month by his attorney.
am Zinman. Schindler. 18, ~o -undergo a psychiatric uatioo.
Patapsco High, Schlndler's
e does not come up as much
; anolber youth has been
.cted senior class president
'"-in interviews with teachers aJ1i1 advisers. it was obvious
tilndler is still well thought of.
' • •ANfTBING BAD BE'S done
~so outweighed by the
," said Elva Venzke, an
Jish teacher and adviser to
.. high school yearbook, "The
~~ot." .. "Be told the kids be wanted
~ to be their most memorable
:Par, something they'd never
('or get," sai d Thomas
Dessecker, a history teacher
•• co-adviser or the senior ~9as. "He was such a remarka· "1• kid. Mike was really a
•turaJ leader."
. Dessecker thumbed through
~eraJ letters Schindler wrote
to classmates whtle class presi
dent. urging tbem to take pnde =he school. pay their clas!)
and take Jl<irl in school ac-
'fities
I"
'LAST •'ALL. IDS clas~mates
•Oted the 18-year-old "most JlOpular senior" and .. the senior
with the most school and class
spirit." .. He ranks with the best senior c1us presidents I've aeen," sajd
Patapsco Principal David
l)river. a secondary school pnn·
E slnce IN7. tM l•t 12 years
in this wttas-elass in-
al suburb of Baltimore. r •'He wanted to be helpful.
Whatever be could do to malce
llis class or bis team or the
'earbook shine, he'd do," Driver
laid.
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NATURAL LEADER
Michael Schindler
Last year. when helmets for
the football team arrived and
were the wrong color, Schindler
took them home and painted
them tbe Patapsco Patriots'
S<'hool colors -red. white and blue
"HE WAS THE kind of lud m·
terested in preventing van-
dalism in the lavatory," said
Condo Units
Open Sales
LOS ANGELES <AP I -In
dividual units at Bunker Hill
Towers are on the market for an
average of $163,900 in what is re·
portedly this area's largest con
version of high rise apartments
to condominiums.
The 255 units in the downtown
Los Angeles complex• 32-story center tower went on sale after
l wo years of controversy and de·
lays. Prices range from $63,000
for a lower floor studio to
$525.000 for one of four pent-
houses. a spakesman said.
The condos are the first resi-
dential units for sale in the
Bunker Hill area urban renewal
project designed to revive the
Central City's west side,
spokesmen said. Built in 1969,
the SJO million bighrise current·
ly is owned by Prudential
Insurance Company.
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DeHecllet. "He set a really 1ood
example for the rest or the
1chool."
A few dl)'1 before Cbrlstmaa.
the dark·halred, 195·pound. 5-
foot-7 youth wu arrested at his
home. <'huged with two couota
or nrst-deeree murder and a
number of related offenses in
the deaths of Maria Ziaaer. 83,
aod her 23 -year-old 1raod·
daughter. Mary Thompson.
The women bad been stabbed
repeatedly and their throats
were slashed. police said.
Tony Thompson. 27. tbe
younger woman's huband. has
been indicted for allegedly ar-
ranglllg the slayings. Scbindler
and a lbard s uspect. David Robertaoo. alao 18, were indicted
on adenllcal charges
ATTORNEY ZINMAN s aid
S<'hmdler's defense will focus on
head inJunes the youth sus-
tained ln a car accident a few
weeks before the double slaying.
Zmman said Schind.ler's injuries
were bad enough that he had to
qu1l lbe varsity football team.
Schindler's teachen said be
had no record or violence. He
was known to break '1p fights at
s chool. Dessecker recalled
Classmates said be did not drink.
or use drugs .
Outside school, rus greatest
pleasure appears to have been
karate classes. Authorities say
he met Thompson at the Dan
San School of Karate.
VICE PRINCIPAL Hal Hatton
remembers Schandler as an
average. hard-working student
who seemed to blossom into a
leader t.tus year
"He said. 'Ttus 1s my senior
year and I'm gorng to make 1t the best I can .. · Hatton re·
called "It was tlus year that he
reall y put hi s best foot
forward ..
Schindler sold advertising
space in the yearbook. but bis
photo will not be among those of
the 565 or so senjors graduating_
His time in J&il has made him
miss too much class work and he
will not graduate
There also wlll be no reference
to Schindler in · 'Tbe Patriot:· ... Nobody knows how to handle
1t. What can you say?" asked
Ms. Venzke.
(IEv ANS 1'ND No~·"~
COVER POLITICS
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Vitit with the F.aster Bunny •
And t.ake home a apec:W treat
Wednesday, April 2 thru Saturday, April 5
11:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. on the Mall
Kids 10 and under ~Egg Hunt
Satuniay, April 5, 9:00 A.M. St.ge Court
DICK CLUCAS
'Wll Maka An Outstmlding 2x4 -92 1/1" STUDS
CITY COUNCILMAN
DICK AND CAROLINE CLUCAS CARE ABOUT OUR
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH.
DICK CLUCAS
OFFERS:
EXPERIENCE, SKILL
ANDREASON
VOTE APRIL ITH
Pd. tor by Olde Cluca tor City Council. Tr. Verne Cox. 37 Monted19.
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New Book Describes Grim Truth of Inflation r~
pie are a ttina on lonatloo tbtH
da)'t
and only bhmeU to beat lntlaUon,"
the SWlna write. "There I.a no one
elae lo do It. His boa will not and
can.not do It. Kia union cannot and wm not do it. Only the individual.
reattq en Illa atrenith and initlalive.
can do it."
ble good s s u ch as c a.r s or
rerrl1eraton1 becaUff the debts will
be repaid later in infiatlon·cheapened
doUart wblle t.be price of the 1tem11
will probably be higher.
yearly cost-of-hvlng wage adJa
ments. •
... ONEYPOW a: HOW to Mako
lnOaUon Make You R cb" wu writ·
ten by s.njamlJs St ln, a former Wall
Str et Journal columnlat. and hla
father Herbert St.tin, chairman ol lbe
Prealdent '• Council ot EconomJc Ad-vlsera ~r two prealdent.a.
It lays the blame ror lnnat1on
itlUllrt!l)' 00 lJw red~ral government
•nd the reiponalbllity for beaUoa 1t.
on eat•h ol us
THIE 0 llONEYPOWES'' strate1y
for bHt1n1 lnflalion cont.aim recom-
mendaUona that go aaainst the ad·
vice roost consumers are gettlnc
tbesedays.
"Moneypower" advised Invest.ors
to a void stocks and bonds and instead
put thelr money Into hollleS. gold and
foreign curreocles.
The Steins write In a simple ma ~
ner that reduces complex economic
tssues to easily understood rules. 1
THE OONSUME• HAS few ala in his sJe against r ts e prt
but Intl~ is a problem ~at all
us all. ~ . .,.. At S8.9S. "Mooeypower" la
vestment that abould inc
understandlng or what ca
price spiral and how you can
"The <'•Ur.en mubl count on hlmaelf
For example. the Stein.-urge bor·
rowln& to the hilt when buyilu( tan1I·
IT USGES PEOPLE to go into
business for t.bemselvea when possi·
ble or to land a job with the federal
government which will give them back against it. ., ,;
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~: LEPSOON -If you're Irish and one or the
:· little people, you might know Kathlet>n Keane
Boland.
lnfornletiofl lw ~ •·P1.i• of IM O•Y '' WPOIH'd by Mi•• f••"'• ..,._ of ti. "" 1<1111 .... Of IM • -• WhO of PerMllWll,.d c.lllO<nl• lk'"'V P1.iH "
:~Inmate Wins Honors
LEAVENWORTH. Kan. (AP) -A 38·year--0ld
:prisoner at the U.S. Peniietltiary in Leavenworth
bas become the first inmate to join the Phi Beta
Kappa schqlarship society.
William Bosket, who's serving time for bank
robbery. was inducted during ceremonies at the
prison.
. Boslet earned a bachelor of general studies
:(legree In psychology from the University of
:Kansas aft.er completing 124 hours of college credit
~t Leavenworth the past five years. His 3.97 grade
point average qualified him for Phi Beta Kappa
:D~•Nec~
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LOS ANGELES (AP)
-Tllemu E. Leney,
82, who parlayed a small
insurance company into
the Farmen Insurance
Group with assets of $3.8
billion. died Sunday, a
week after suffering a
stroke. Leavey was
~halrman o(tbe board or
Farmers Group.
BANGKOK, Thailand
(AP) -,._ Dae: TbHI,
91, who became presi-
dent ot North Vietnam
on tbe death or revolu-
Uosia17 leader Ho Chl
1 •lab ID 1988 and later · wu tlal ftnt and only
prHldent or a untried
Vietnam. died Sunday.
SAN DIEGO (AP>
De Graft A..U., SC, who
1erved IO yean u a San
Dte10 comsty aupervlsor
and w11 on.ce named ~ ... .-... ..... .._ .... _ .. H,.~ Dle10 died
A number of savings and loans
have turned to celebrity spokesmen
to tell their story. At Downey
Savings we haven't Our reasons
are simple.
c.elebrities can't make lines move
faster. Only extra tellers can. So in-
stead of spending our money adding
one new celebrity, we've spent our
money adding a lot of new tellers.
We did this because we believe
the most im~ service we can offe~ is fast, friendly efficient
sernce.
We choose not to spend money
on frills, because more and more
we live in a no frills world. With
oonservation becoming a way of
life, we think it's important that we
spend our money on one thing:
serving you better.
So if you don't feel you're getting
treated right by your savings and
loan, if you feel they're more
interested in show busin~ than
yom busine~, take your money
elsewhere.
1b a Downey Savings branch.
We've always believed a savings
and loan should be applauded for
its performance, not its celebrities.
NEY
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The faeteet ~Ing savings and loan
ln Catlfomla:
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"Oops nol1ce how it leaps off the ~all at you
••cot a problem? Then wnte to Pal Dunn. Pal to1ll
cut red tape. getting the arl!wers and action you need
!o aolve mequlties m government and buamess. MoU
JIOur que8tWM to Pat Dunn, At Your Service. Oran~
Coaat Daily Pawt. P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA
92626. A& many letter& as po&&ible will be OMWered,
but phmu!d inquanes or letters not including the
readff's fuU name. address and ~u hours' phone
JWmbercannot becomadered Tlu&columnappearsdai·
J11 except Sunday• ..
Ai~te Addre••e• A.,aHab~,.
DEAR PAT Ever s ince the 1980 Wint er Olym-
pic Games, I 'vc been trying to find the addresses
or where I could write to the Gold Medal winners.
A lot of my friends in Junior tugh school also would
like to know the!>e ~ddrei.ses Hope you can help.
G.E .. Dana Point
The GGld Mt-dal winners are scattered all over
th<' world, and rtndlng their ind.Jvtdual addttsaes
would be virtually impossible. However, you and
your friends may want to write &o the medal win·
ne r s in eare of the U.S. Olympic Committee, Colorado Springs1 Colo. 80901. With a little luck,
your letters may oe forwarded.
IR...fi Gtrid*"• Steer Tazpa11er
O~AR READERS: More than to frtt publica-
tions, covering such tax subjects as child care,
bt'nefllH for older Americans and the sale of a re-
sid ence, are available free from the Internal
Revenue Service. The instructions that come with
every tax pack age answer most tax ques tions,
notei. the IRS, but the publications have more in
tht> way of detail to help taxpayers solve particular
questkms.
PabUcatlons can be ordered by mall. ua.1 die
order form In the tu: packa1e. or by eaWag die
IRS forms phone number, (BIO) 24%-4585: U It's
more convenient, they also can be picked up at
most IRS offices.
The IRS also bas some printed materials in
Spanis h a nd Braille. The Spanish langua1e
publications should be requested by uslD1 the
order blank while the Braille material Is available
through the Braille Institute of Hollywood. Tbe
toll-free number of the institute ls UIOI) ZS%-M81.
Taxpayers also can receive personal help by
phoning the tax Information number, 835-8%11. If a
taxpayer's problem cannot be solved over tbe
phone. tairpayer service personnel are ready to
help at IRS offices.
Older l''fJUtlflSft•r Cosf Les•
DEAR PAT: Our oldest son and our youngest
one are 10 years a part in age. I know it's costing a
lot more to raise our youngest son than it did for
his older brother . I'm almost afraid to ask, but can
you find out just how m uc h more expensive it is in
today's economy as opposed to 10 years ago?
L.W., Huntington Beach
Hope you won't be sorry you asked, bat the
child raising tab is nearly twice as mad• aa It was
10 years ago. According &o an analysis of U.S.
Department of Agriculture data by tbe Health
Insurance Institute, it costs aa average of from
S3,400 &o $3,800 a year &o ralse each youp&er from
birth &o age 18 at a moderate price level, depead·
lag on tbe region of the coantry. ID H7t lite eon of
supporting a child to age 18 ranged from $1,8" to
S2,000 a year. The current cost doesn't take con·
tlnulag lnflaUon into account, and to make matten
worse, the most expensive cblld-rai11lng area ls tbe
West.
Orighlcd Price c .... a.
DEAR PAT: We bought a house 20 years ago
a nd have converted it to a rental this year. We
origina lly paid $12,000, but the house is now worth
$75,000. Which amount do we use t o figure
de p rec1 a ti on'?
E. R .. Huntington Beach
IRS uys the S12,000 you originally _paid plus any capital Improvements is your basts for
depreclaUoo. BHiS ror depredation 111 the lesser of
y our adjusted basis In tM property or its fair
market value at the time of conversion.
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WA81UNOTON <AP> Advisers to the Food
and Drui Admlohtnuon say dental rinses ~nd
•til• coota1n1n1 nuorlde are effective for prevent·
ins toolb decay 1rnd 11bould be sold witl)out a pre·
11crlpUon
OFFERS: Currently , these rinses aand 1els are available
to cooawners only on prescription from a dentist
or phyalc1an.
The Md viaOr)' p1tnel recommended the pro·
ducts be offered ln chlld resistant packages with a
warnan& label sayang, "Do not swallow Develop.
tnl t.eet.b ot cluldren under 6 years of aae may
become permanently discolored if ucesslve
amounts of nuoride are repeat.edly s wallowed ...
SUPER SALE PRIQSI
Toot.bpastes with nuoride. which have been
sold for more than 20 years, also are effective for
prevenung toolh decay. the panel satd. The report
is part of an FDA review of all non-prescnpt1on
drugs
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~ 1; Heart Skips Troubling
-= S• 8.J DL P&TU 8TEINCaOHN r ' DMr Dr • ......._: Wt woukt like a llttl• ln· ~ Aout Mut 1kls-My Wlfe and I art an
... (TT &Dd TS> My Mart loet about 50
... _. ui119 • beat Then 1t 1oe1 ruuJarly ror ~AlPlat•Jn. • Illy wU 'a heart aklpt ~ onea Goel about
bettl lbeo akJpt beat.a rour or five t.tmea befol'f'
alarta °"' re1uJarly. ~ we be con«-roed! We would au.rely •P e.-.an answer. -Mr. It.
0.., Mr. £.: Onb' a.ner eummaUon by a yaldM ln Ilia otrke ( t.:CGa. etc > wUJ you have
r 1pedfic &n11"f'. I suuest that both you and
,-our wile have a checkup
• There are '11 kinds ol hurt 1rre1ulanttes ~pa. ftf')' fa.st heart rates. irregular beats such
ln auricular flbriUallon (and the more seriow.
entricular flbrUlatlon), heart block and other
m blnatiooa.
, From what you tell me, I'll guess (only a
•ueaa! ). I'd say that you and your wife 1&re having
fkips we call premature contractions. tr they
eriglnate in the upper chambers of your heart.
: they are ca lled pre-
( DOCTOR IN ) matu,. aurocul" con-tractions -which are THE HOUSE : usually not dsng~rous Neither are ventncular
, premature contraction!.
'itfwaya dangerous -but they can be .
Physical and ECG examinations should be
able to tell yoll( doctor whether or not you should
be concerned about the skips. That will all depend
upon what's causing the skips· the condition of
your coronary arteries, your blood pressure and
the strength of your heart muscle I've known pa-
tients who went along S0-60 years with complaints
of heart skips wit.bout serious complications.
Whatever the cause of the skips that are
troubling you and your wife. Mr. E . it's likely
your doctor can prescribe medication to rebeve
you. But mainly, fmd out what's causing them ••• MEDJCALE1TES
Dear Dr. &el.Dcrohn: Many people believe
in bathin1e from head to toe daily. but they don't
waah tbfilr h•ndl 11ftor ualna the tollet, h•ndlin1
money. pattin11 tht' pet and M> on Tbete people
lblnk nothin1 of touchina the nm ol a 1ta11 or cup
or moro than one cookie with tbelr 1ermy handa.
Ma)'be pt"OPle would wHh their hands carefully
with aoap mor .. ott~n If you mention It In your col-
"\. MlND.
Oeat Mt.. U.: I agree th•t hand cleanliness is
lmportAJtt. But hke anything else. It can become
•n abnormal obsession to have clean hands. Fear
or 1enru UI not an uncommon phobia If it in-
terferes with )'our wliy of hfo, why not taUt it over
with your doctor·•
•••
Dear Dr. S&.ei.Dcrobe: I am 55 and haven't had
a period ln five years. My husband 1s 70 I am still
worned about gelling pregnant
I use a contracepllve, but my husband says
I'm foolish to worr:r since l don't have any more
periods Am 1 being unnecesanly concerned? -
Mra. A.
Dear Mr~. A.: I'd make all sorts of wagers
saying you won't get pregnant. But as I'm aware
of m1raculou:. longshots m the race called LIFE.
I' II leave 1t up to your own doctor to make the de-
c1s1on
1 think he'll agree with mint-, but that s h1:.
respons1b1ltty Meanwhile, relax, Mrs A
•••
Remember. your hean 1s m your own hands.
so take cure of 1t and mah 1t a part of )Ou r llvmg
philosophy. advises Dr. Stemcrohn in his booklet.
"22 Ways To Prevent and Treat Coronary Dis
ease " For a copy write to tum at Box 1560, Costa
Mesa, 92626 . t•nclosing 50 cents and a self
addressed. stamped envelope.
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The chaJr wu made in
Russia ln 1838 end was
seol to CbriaUe's auction
house from Sweden.
The aucti o neer
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'Peter Prin.cipk' Exampks Abound
ANGE (AP )-r
ct UM pubUcalioft ol "Tb
r Pnndple" 11 )tan •ao.
. ~ce P ter bu lw'ftl de· tiiled wi~ nampl• of Illa u · I that ''ln a bl ra1tby, ev.rl")'
ploy tendl to na to bl.a
el ot lncom~." ~ rel'eat entr)' waa a f.J~' 1tory from Rtioct.
'IS&Mt tranaportaUoo olfltWa
laJ lMre •Al QO HtLlH for a
mtlat.uoce crew lh1i pa.lined
• )'.•Uow tnckln1 at.rtpe Oftt" a deild doe btinc In Ute road."
On• doe• find people who
how what t.Mr're doLa1. Peter
concedll, and Ulla abo t.bal
lM)' h.a\IW\'t had tlmt to reaeh
their a.vet ot lncompeteoce.
OTHI , WHOM HF. d@a
"Compul1lve lncompet,.enll.''
ll't to the top of tb.elr fMtld. can
1Ull cut It, and therefore 1« lnto
another Un whe re they cao't.
An example would be Socr.aes
a brllllant teachtir who found
hl1 levtl ol Incompetence as a
def nse attorney.
Petf'r , a Canad1ao ·born
edu cator. allows as how he
found himself falling victim to
his own principle, which in tum
led him to discover the defense
Creative Incompdence.
THE 8VCCP.H. OP' "The
Peter Principle,'' wb1ch sold
snen mlllion t'Opies and baa
be e n lroo11hted 1oto 37
lan1u.ee.s. c•me aa ~omtwhat
of a IW'J>Ne, aay" the 60-year-olct Pettr. who has also authored alae oUMr books
AUTHOR AND BOOK
"I WAS t\ Vt;RY competent
IN~cher and as a result, J was
always being promoted into be-
ing an adm1n1strator. doing
budgeb and other things at
w hich I was highly incompe·
tent." he explained.
"I ion't think anyone e\•er
wrttes a book with t.be intention
of k• being a raJlure ... he 11aJd in
an interview "I certainly
thought it would be successful.
but never d1d f ever dream ol 1t
taking off the way it did "
Or. Laurence Peter
The P e t er Princ iple's
popularity. says its sort.spoken
a uthor, stems from the fact that
reade rs m s la ntly recognized
you •JI the examples." he s&a1d
"A ll J did waa describe
something they already know It
made sense All I did was put it
Into words. but In s uch a way
that you can almost memorize It
word for word on the firiJt hear·
mg ...
"At one umversity. the dean of
gradual£' i.tud1es sent out a
paper explaining the gradualt•
prol(rams that was so full of
Jargon as to be almost incom
prehenslhle I sent som ething
back in the mterom ce mail say
Ing it was the first clear ex
pla naUon I had seen or the park
ing problem on campus Thin2s
how true it 1s. ·
••THAT'S THE ESSENCE of
good satire the rciidcr gives
Finding the Principle led
P e t e r inexorab l y to t he
Corollary: "In time. every post
t ends to be occupied by an
e mployee who is incompetent to
carry out its duties "
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
N-S6516 N -566S6
NOTICE OF DEATH OF NOTICE OF DEATH OF
BEATRICE SCOTT, ah NORMAN W. SHANKS,
BEATRICE E . SCOTT IRVINE, CALIFORNIA AND OF PETITION TO ANO OF PETITION T<l
ADMINISTER ESTATE ADMINISTER ESTATE
HO. A-103777. NO. A-103862. To all heir s, To all h ei rs , benef1t1anes, c re d1torc; benefrc1anes. creditors
and contingent creditors of and contingent creditors of
Beatrice Stott. a ka Norman w Shanks and
Beatrice E Stott dnd person s who may be
pe r sons who may bP otherw1sernterested1nlhE
:>therw1se inte rested 1n lhP will and/or estate .
Niii andtor estate : A petition has been filed
A petition has been llled by Dorothy M. Shanks in
by R oland Edgerton the Superior Court of
Murdock 1n the Superior Orange County requelStlng
Court of Orange County that Dorothy M. Shanks be
requesting that Roland appointed as personal
t:dgerton Murdock be ap-reprec;en tative to ad-
po1n ted as p e r sonal minister the est ate of
r epresentative t o ad Norman W. Shank s,
minister the estate of Irvine, California <under
8eatrtcP Sto ll. aka the Independ e nt Ad-
8eatrlce E Scott, Coc;ta m1n1 stra11on of Estates
Me sa, Cahforn1 a (under Ac t ) The petition 1s set tor
che Independent Ad· hearing in Dept. No. 3 at
m1nis trat1on of Estates 700 Civic Center Drive
Act) The petition is set for W e s t , S a n t a A n a ,
hHring en Oept. No. 3 at califorma 92702 on April
100 CIYIC Center Ori Ye 22{ 1980 et 10:00 •·"1· ~es t Santa Anar •F YOU OBJECT to the C.Ufomfa 9170'2 on Aprl granting of the petition,
IS, 1980 at 10:00 a .m . you should eUher eppear
IF YOU OBJECT to the at the hearing and state
granting of the pel11ton, your obiections or file
you Should either appear written ob1ections with the
at the hearing a nd state court before the yearlng.
your ob1ect1ons or f ile Your appearance may be written objections with the in person or by your at-
court befOf"e the hearing torney.
Your appeara nce m ay be t F Y 0 U A R E A
in person or by your a t-CREDITOR or a cont-
torne y lngent creditor of the de-
1 F Y o U A R E A ceased, you must me your
CREDITOR or a contln-claim with t he court or
gent creditor of t he de· present It to the personal
ceased, you must file your representative appointed
claim with the court or by the court within four
present It to the personal months from the date oi rep resentative etppointed, first issuance of letters as
by the court within four provided In Section 700 of
months from the date of the Probate Code of first Issuance of lett~s as California. The time for
provided in Section 700 of flllng claims will not ex-
t h e Probate Code of pire prior to four months California. The time for from the date of the hear-
filing claims wlll not ex-Ing noticed above.
plre prior to tour m onths YOU MAY EXAMINE
from the date of the hear· the file kept by the court.
.ng noticed above. If you are Interested In the
YOU MAY EXAMINE estate. you may file a re·
the tile kept by the court. quest with the court to re-tf you •re interested in the celve special notice of the
estate, ryou may file a re· inventory of estate assets
quest with the court to re-and of the petitions, ac-ce1ve special notice of lhe co u n t s and r e port s
inventory ot estate assets desc ribed in Section 1200
a nd of the petitions. at· of the California Probate c o u n t s a n d r e Po r t00s Code. described 1n Section 12
Can~er Stud y
Victims Charge
Discrimiriatf on
DAYTONA REACH. Fla <AP> -Ignorance
coupled Wlth groundless fear of contagion may
cause many cancer patients to be fired. demoted
or shunned at work. a researcher reports.
A study involving 127 cancer patients In
California showed S4 per cent ol the white -collar
workers studied experienced some sort of work-
connected problem they attributed to tbe1r can-
cers.
ANOTHER INVESTIGATION SHOWED 84
percent of 120 blue-collar and service workers in-
terviewed associated work problems with their
cancer history
.. Both studies reveal how some of the emo·
t1onal. social and economic meanings or work are
exacerbated w h e n the individual has been
diagnosed as having cancer," said Dr. Fr ances L
Feldman, the professor of social work at USC who
eondQC'ted the stud1H for lbe American Cancer loci«y.
She told a science writen' seminar the Job d1s-
erimiru1Uon Included being fired, demoted. denied
salary mcreases or shunned by co-workers
B UT THE FINDINGS ALSO SHOWED
pos itive experiences, s uch as employers making
special work prov1s1ons for cancer patients.
In addition to employer or co-worker hostility.
there was sometl mes ·'tremendous over ·
protection, which is almost as bad," she said.
T he object or the study is to design more
humanitarian approaches for employers, cancer
patients and their co·workers. In some instances
legislaUon may be needed to overcome jor>·related
prejudices against people with cancer or those
considered c ured or in remission, the doctor said
"Myths, metaphors and irrational fears" are
usually at fa11lt, the professor said. Among ex·
am pies she cited
-A PLUMBING FOREMAN WAS dem oted
because. after throat cancer , his s ubordinates
mimicked tum and the boss thought the foreman
could not regain the respect or hls men. Tbe
foreman attempted suicide.
-A man with cancer lost bls job because bis
e mployer thought he would be absent more often.
When be went looking for a new job. an e mploy-
ment interviewer asked hJm to rill in his job ap-
plicaltoo with a pencil instead of the office pen.
The pencil could be thrown away
P UBLIC NOTICE
C~·llJtt
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NB Attorney
fllCTITIOUS ausiNESS ff Burke, W illia ms & MMUTAT•MeNT Earns onor Sorensen Attorneys at Tll• 1011-11tO ~-" ••• e1o1"0
of the Cdlifornia Probate R. Michael Wilkinson ; Code.
Baker, McNairy & Law, 7f11 'w llshlre Blvd., """~~~E eusiNESs ceNTER Newport Beach at-
like th.et will k~p you from ~·
1n1 promoted "
Peter •en plenty of eumplt>a
ot hla fl.ndinp 1mon1 the current
crop of prealdenlial aspirant.a
and, lndoed. in the campaign
procesa It.sell
"THE UNFORTUNATE thmg
1s that the Pet.er Principle tlei; in
very atrongly l'> the11e cam
palgns. because the ability to
campajgn has very little to do
with the ability to admin istrate
wisely," he said. "Yet the way
to get to be president is to be a
con artist
CAMPAIGN OR= BASE?
Sen.Kennedy
P£TEK , WHOSE DOC,
torale la 1,, education. devot
ed years to 1tudylng what made.
ont teacher &ood at hia job *"'
anotMr ooe rotaen. ALOn• U..
way. he col~ted case hllt.ort.
or incomoete11ce
"My major •esea•c h i6 In the
field of teacher competence .. bf
\aid . "This was sort or a
s ideline, but I had tou ol ex
a mp I es of incompetence aod I
&ASed them u comic "Ellie' an my
lectures ··
Pete .. met lh~ co-author ol The
Peter Principle, Raymond Hull.
dunl"lg the lnte rm•uion oC a
"perfectly atrocious' olay in
Vancouver, 8 .C. Hull was won-
denng aloud about why thlnp
always go wrong and Peter told
him. Not long arte~ they told
everyone
"Ronald Reagan's got the
answer w ithout eve r un ·
derstandJng the question," he
said. "Ted Kennedy 111, f th.ink,
an excellent senator, an errtt
t1ve administrator Yet the es
sence of his campaign now 1s to
get Carter to leave lbe Wlute
House at a tJme when most peo-
ple presumably think he should
be there tending to business ··
Jn the final analysis. PetN
~aid. "The best campaigner 1s
golflg lo win and 1t will be JUSl
1<ood luck 1f the be~t campaigner
C1h10 turns out to be a good P re1>1
dent ··
Mrs Pet.er contnbuted an ax
1om or her own for anothl'r book,
"T he Peter Prescnption." not
tnlt that "A man's home •!\ h111
has:.h~ "
AFTER YEAU OF research.
Peter says he e njoys com -
m umcatin.: with satire
"On occasion I've cdught a
glimpse of myself In t.be mirror
and. not immediately •ecognit-
ing who it was. 1 've begun t.o
laugh," he said. "Tha t '-. tbe mo·
ment of truth. That's when
you 're '1able to learn something.
That's the purpose of my books
PETER , WH O HAS four
grown childrl·n by a previous
marriage, lives with his se<:e>nd
wife. Irene. in the plush Palos
Verdes subur b or Los Angele~
Succ~ hasn·t ch~ni<ed him
11uch, Peter s ays. a nd although
13 pubhsheri. re1ected "Tht'
Peter Pnnc1ple" before 1t f10ally
o,aw dayltghl. he· had no trouble
hnd1og an outlet for hl8 next
book , "Peter ·~ Pyramid. or
When Will He Get to the Potnt"" to be that mirror."
C'ltai....an
A~semblyman John
Vasconcellos. D-S<Jn
J ose . ha s been
named chairman of
the Assembly Way-:.
and Means Commit-
tee. r eplacing A s
semblyman Danu•I
Boat"'r1ghl . D
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Anyone tntcrested 1n u
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may re~i ster at the
O range Coitst College
admissions and records
office
Appointm ents aren 't
needed. The ~ta Mesa
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through Thursdays rrom
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Fridays rrom 8 a .m . to 2
pm.
The course. listed as
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Man y Types Avai lab le
Hone Skills as Intern
By JOYCE L . KENNEDY
Df'ar Joytt: I am a C'Olkce JUJLlor
and am ~giuiag to tldU about
nrttr pouibW~ whfll I uada.a~.
How caa I avoid Uw "DO expuieett
-no wortl" btnd~
-T.L .. Norlolk. Va.
ft sounds as I.hough you're rann· to
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Job -Ult' opportunity to try out both
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1vorv towt•r and ru~~houlde~ "1th
tht• workadav wort and a plact-to
m1•e t cont aC'h T t' only th1nJ,!
lackmg often. but not alwayi. ''
them~y
lNTE.aNSIUPti A&£ poa1bl~ an
many k>cations. ltme lengths and
interest areas
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~xampl e. has one o f lht> man"
summer interns hip programs for
'"p1nng JOUmaW.ts Tbe T~~
Lt-g1slattH' lntems h1p Program ll>
amo n g those within st<ttt'
goverruzK>Ots
Two guides uic.-ful 1n l~at1og
intemsbJ ps throughout the country
a re lbe •·0trectory of Undergraduate
Internships" and lM .. Directory of
Publ ic Ser vice lnter n!\h1ps.··
available for S7 each from the
Nat1onaJ Soc1ety of lntemahipg and
Expenmental Education, 173S Eye
St . N W . Washington. D.C. 20006.
TUE NATION'S CAPI TAL is
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opi>ort.urutJes The National Society
of Internships and E xperimental
Educa.bon. NSIEE. publl.sbes a guide
of these also lhe "Directory of
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Subsidy SACRAMENTO <AP> -The aute law requ1r·
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or no Engh.ah wu violated m some way by nearly
all tM 17 schools tn a rettnt aucht. the st.le
auditor general reports
The bwnau.al program. under aft.au by con-
s~rvat1ves in tht.> •..egLSlature requires classes ID
two languages and two cwtures ror au schools that
have 10 or more stuoents ID a aingie grade who
speak hm1ted or no English
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saad 12 or tbe 17 scnools surveyed did not have
enough bilingual c1asses: 14 nad cla~ that were
made up of too many s tudents wno spo«e httle or
no English and not enougn who were Ouent. and
four d1dn t have enougn b1bogual teachers
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e oergy conservation
measures.
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!esse Owens, '36 OlyDipics Star, Dies~;:
.. :Hero of Berlin Games Succumbs to Lung Cancer at Age 66 .
TUCSON <AP> -Jeaae Owena, the
ell 1138 Ol)'mplc track at.ar wboae
r told medal victories emb..-raued
oil Hitler's theories of Aryan
perloritY. dled toda~ at a Tucaon
pltal, authorities said.
Owens, who bad been suffering rrom
~uni lnfecUoo and inoperable lun1
cer, died at 3:40 MST at the
Giversit)' of Arizona Health Sciences
nter, said bospltal s pokesman Hal
•rshall.
He was86.
RIS WIFE RUTH was al his side,
pother spokesman Pat Bencbik said.
Owens first was hospitalized Dec. 12
Chicago where bis illness was
ifgno&ed as adenocarcinoma. a cancer
tors said usually is associated with
vy cigarette smoking. Doctors said ~ens bad smoked about a pack of ~garettes a day for 3S years.
• 'In January, Owens began undergoing
ii ••
tr .. tment ln Tucson. Early in Mareb be
returned to lh• Pboenlx area, wbere he
haa operated a pubUc r-elat.lonl firm,
but a week a10 he waa tramferred to
Tue.an for further treatment.
Owens wu 22 •ben bia record·setting
performance in Berlin abattered
German leader Adolb Hitler's hopes for
Aryan supremacy at the Games.
OWENS HAD RECENTLY opposed
PreB"ldent Carter's call for boycotting
the Moscow Olympics, saying politics
have no place ln the Games.
Such wu the magnitude of Owens'
Olympic feat in the 1936 Berlin Games
that it became a standard, a yardstick
by which other accomplishments were
measured.
When swimmer Mark .Spitz won an
extraordinary seven gold medals in the
1976 Summer Games ln Munich. it was
compared to Owens' record. And when
Eric Heiden swept five gold medals in
speed skating events at the 1980 Winter
Games ln Lake Placid. N.Y .. agaln it
was Owens' name lbat surfaced for
comparison.
• PERHAPS THE BEST indication of
bls greatness, though, was that ll took
four decades before the last of bis 11
world records in track and field
vanished from the record books.
"l looked upon them as a part of his·
tory," be said in 1975, shortly after bis
name disappeared from the hst of
record-holders. "I was proud to be in·
valved in that history-making process.
but l have oolhing but admiration for
the kids coming along today ...
Unlike today's Olympians who. with
the help of television and the mass
media. have the opportunity to become
instant superstars. Owens found that
some doors did not open after his
triumph.
He did not return from his smashing
Olympic success to star in the movies
as Johnny Weissmuller and Sonja Henle
did. He could not star in another sport,
as Babe Deulrikson did on the golf links,
or become involved in politics, as Bob
Mathias and Rafer Johnson did. He
could not turn professional. as Dick But·
ton, Dorothy Hamill and other figure
skaters did.
WHAT HE DID, after helping to shat-
ter Hitler's myth of Aryan superiority.
was to return to the United Stat.es and
become a sort of side-show attract.Ion.
He raced against horses and. later.
to ured with bas ke tball 's Harlem
Globetrotters. running exhibition races
as a halftime attrac.tlon
..Sure. 1t bothered me, .. he once said
of the fact that the color or tus skin took
precedence over everyth1ng else once
the Olympics were over ... But you have
to remember there 1s a vast d1fference between my time and today's time
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• JliNCY LOPEZ-MELTON WATCHES, GRlTS TEETH, GETS EXCITED AND RAISES PUTTER IN CELEBRATION AFTER SINKING A 45-FOOT PUTT ON THE 16th HOLE.
No Derby . .
Nonllnation
For Codex
ARCADIA <AP) -The horse did bis job, but some where along
~line, the trainer fouled up.
M>ngsbot Codex captured the
$114, 700 Santa Anita Derby Sun-
d•Y under the ride of Patrick ~Jilenzuela, upsetting favored
R1U.se a Man and The Carpenter
'"1b a stretch drive that bad the
t.1~ear-old rider exclaiming,
''\Yow, this is great.··
Valenzuela just finis bed his
anrentice season a week ago, 11Ui trainer D. Wayne Lukas ls a veteran. The veteran, however.
• lei forgotten to nominate Codex
Cot the Kentucky Derby and there
Cd be no supplemental entries
fb('tbat biggest race of the 3-year-
9ld class.
•'I thought we nominated .
every colt in the barn, Florida-
baeed and California·based,"
~ trainer said. But when
$wn the official list or entries f»ctbe Kentucky Derby, be said'
~s takes a little joy out of ills victory.··
Codex, a 25·1 shot, was
doeked in 1:473/5 for tbe l~ IDDe. and paid $52.80. $14.80 and fRo. Rumbo the third waprtn1
'It Was Like My First Win'
Wpez Puts Pressure on Herself ... And It Works
By HOWARD L . HANDY
Of tM Dally f'l .. 1 St.ft
What a difference a day makes.
After finng a 77 Saturday, Nancy Lopez·
Mellon came back strong Sunday to post
a two·tmder·par 69 in winning the second
annual · Women's Ke mper Open golf
tournament at Mesa Verde Country Club
in Costa Mesa.
When it was all over . Lopez-Melton
likened the win to her first as a pro golfer.
"IT FELT LIKE the first one," she said.
·•But it was a different type or victory
You are thrilled lo win your first tour vie·
tory but there isn't the pressure that there
was here.
"I put a lot or pressure on myself all
week. It wasn't a nervous-type of pressure
but I felt like l couldn't make a mistake
and kept telling myself, 'don't fall, don't
fall.' "When I made a bogey on the 14th hole,
I asked myself if 1 could handle it. 1 was
really excited, then told myself to not
build up the pressure again."
" HEil FIRST NINE BOLES on Sunday
told the story. On Saturday she bad five
bogeys on the first nine and Sunday she
had four birdies, a dlfference of nine
strokes right there.
But she still had to fight orf the jinx of
the final two holes. Sbe had trouble each
day with No. 17 and Sunday was no excep-
tion. She went over the green on her
second shot and had to settle for a bogey
fi ve. At that at was better than her tnple
bogey during the second round on the
same hole.
She actually won the tournament with a
brilliant 45-foot putt from just off tbe front
edge of the 16th green for a birdie. Her
playing partner and week-long roommate
in Costa Mesa. Jo Ann Washam. was even
with her going to the 16th where she had
scored a hole-in-one a year earlier.
This time Washam's shot found a bunker
and she had to settle for a bogey. putting
her two strokes behind Nancy Sbe
finished two behind along with Debbie
Massey to tie for second.
"I DISAGREED WITH my caddy on
what club to use and a four-iron was too
much." Washam said. "I should have
listened. But I let up a little after losing
my concentration, at 15 when I bogeyed the
hole."
Lopez-Melton and Washam played
together for the second day in a row and
the two had a Iona talk at their motel room
Saturday rusbt.
"We botb felt we had been rooting too
•-much for each other on Saturday and de·
cided we would go ou.t and play our own
game today," Jo Ann said.
"WE JUST DECIDED what we had to
do." Nancy said In agreement. "If we
didn 'l someone else could come along and
take it away from both of us. I really
didn't want to play wit h her toda}'
'It w really hard walking down the
first frurway and not talkini? to her It. was
ki lling me be<.'ause I was dymg to know
what she wanted to tell me ··
"l pra<.'llced very hard getting ready for
this tournament." Washam said ··with
my kind of game. I have to make birdie!'
to wan because I a m ~01ng to make
bogey!!"
Washam and Massey were tied for the
lead ~oin1t into the final round Wllh Lopez·
Melton and Holl.Js Sta<.'y lied for tbJrd
Washam and Massey remained tied for the
runner·up position with one-over·par 72s.
the same score Stacy recorded to firush
fourth.
"TIDS GOLF COURSE is a perfect set·
ting for a major tournament and that's
what I told Mr. Kemper." Massey said.
"When you can look up at the leader board
and see the top names on the LPGA tour
there. you know 1t is hke a U.S. Open
course That ·s a great testimony to a
course."
The gallery or 7 .200 and a national
television audien<.'e watched the conclusion
of the tournament when Lopez-Melton
pitched her second shot with a nine-iron to
within five inches of tbe hole for an easy
par on the final bole.
Washam went by the hole on a birdie try
or 2q·25 feet and had to settle for a bogey. l <See LOPEZ, Page BZ>
JESSE OWENS
Piquet,
Regazzoni
Survive
L O NG BEACH (AP)
Youthful Nelson Piquet knew
he bad the best ur in Sunday's
Long Beach Grand Prix
The Z7·year-0ld Bruilian, who
d rove his sleek Brabham BT49
to bis first Formula One victory,
started at the front of the 2A·car
field and never traded. That wa.s
quite a reat, considering the at-
trition rate due to accidents and
mecharucal problems that left
1ust 10 can running at the end of
the 162.610-oule race.
·•LAST YEAR, I WAS third !
here.·• Piquet said. "Anything t can happen, but if you ck>1ft
break down. you win. I knew if t
got a 1ood start I am OK l because my car ls much better
than the others.·'
Some of the elal1on in the I
aecoad -year Formula One I
dri ver'a triulop.b wu diaJJMlted " wben be r eceived the news .•
following the race that veteran
Swiss driver Clay Regauoat I
was ln1ured seriously in a freak
accident.
Rega.u.oni's Ensign apparent· 1
1y lost 1ts brakes as it zoomed
down the longest s rra1ght.away
on the w10d10g 2 02 mile courfe
through the streets or Loog
Beach The car missed one or
the two ha1rpm turns on the
\1r<.'u1t. roared down a salet.y
road. struck a parked racer ~
nas hed earlier by Ricardo
Z un1 0 of Arge ntina -aDd
-;la mmed through a tire banter
into a concrete r etaining wail.
Track off1c1ais t'Stimated the car .
still was traveling m excess .of
150 mph when 1t struck the wall.
The ~year-old Regazzoni WM
pried from the maogled car
after about 20 minutes and taken
to nearby St. Mary's Medical
Center. where he underwent five
hours of surger y for a spinal ill·
J ur y. spo k es man Jim
Hildebrand said.
REGAZZONI WAS LISTED in •
stable condition after the sur· ~ery . dunng which doctors ~
aligned and stabihzed his spme
to ta ke pressure off nerve$' ,
Hildebrand said. The driver a1sb
sustained an abrasion or th~
forehead and a compound frac·
ture of b..is lower right leg. ·
Hildebrand said the medical
te am had not yet released · a
descriptiori of Regazzoni 's sploal
m1ury. He said the driver was
resting comfortably but would
not be able to see vlcitors for the
next 2A to 48 hours. .
"Motor racing is ve11y
dangerous," Plquet said. "But
1t 1s very safe, too, with tbe
helmet to protect the head. Ttiey
try to make the circuit safe, but
sometimes that is impossible.
And people are always waiting
for something to happen. Thal is
the way motor racint is."
Plquet. who won the pole l>O!Si·
lion for the race with a recoal
speed of 93.414 mph, beat IU~·
cardo Pat.rese of Italy by ~
markable U .28 seconds.
dlolce &IDOll8 the Dine entries, Gai•hed a,eond by a neck under·
jotkey Lafflt Plncay and. re·
l ecUS.80 and $4.40. Blc's Gold,
en by Terry Upham, paid
eotolbow.
odex atayed with leaders MM a Ila ud Tbe Carpenter lllt tbe cluMaouM, around th9
.. and la&o tbe beebtretdl.
Q: Will Kemper Ret111-n? A: Who Knows?:::
;tJ told Valemuela to stay with
• We wou14 at leut atve
8 tblfil Htn tboqb
DOt be able to stay
tbe way:• aaid Laku.
We were lmpru11d •Ith
a bee&• of Illa sameneu
llte lllntd. Re'a ' Mii.!:: • and M b'all nn ... Wdl ...... moriditl
lb• nee. NotbJn1 -.otller1 .. .
BJ DA VE CUNNINGHAM
Ol 1111 Deily ...........
Tonl1bt representallvea of tbe Kemper lmurance Group and Mesa
Verde Country Club w111 meet to dlscun
whether or not the world's best women
1olfer1 w1ll return to Coat• Meaa ln
~1.
M.aa Verde Country Club only bad a
two.year contract to boat the Kemptr
Open, and with the conclusion of Sun·
d•1'1 tournament, that contract has ex·
plred.
, JORN 9CEJ.&\, P&ESIDENT of the
' 1011 club, 1ay1 hi• memben "aeem to
favor" a new Kemper contract.
St.w Lesnick, president of Kemper
Sports Mana1ement, 11ya Me11 Werde
"ts a ftnt-clau facWty. The players all
rave about lt."
But neither would tip hls band prior to
tonl"'t'1 ipeeiln•.
Sctlt• n.y1 the mMtin1 wUJ bt 1trlet·
Jy for dlleus1lon, wltb no alpatures
due tor at leut 10 daya. But Lean.let
aay1 anyth.lna la poaalble.
.. WBO THE RSLL &NOWS!" Le1nk* aald 9unda)'. ·'One time we
went ln to talk about a tournament and
made the deal In five mlnutee."
Lesnick's Kemper group sponsors one
PGA tournament tn addlUon to the
women's event. After 11 years In
Charlotte, N.c ... the men's tournament was suddenly moved to Wublnston.
D.C. for th.la summer.
That move ls ample evidence that
Kemper won't han1. around If the com·
pany isn't happy with the way thin1s
are 1oln1. •
"I recommended that we move rrom
Charlotte," says Leanlck. ''because the
revenue was atattc or had dropped 'for
seven of the 11 years we were there.~
bad .. two-year plan to lmprove ..
--~4-o----
situaUon, but we were unable to do
that."
COULD THE SAME TBING happt•;
to Mesa Verde Country Chab• ·:.
"I haven't even thou1bt about it yet;~·:
Lesnick anawered. "We'll be ready to:
talk when we go Into the meetlnc. ¥: ·
we wanted to concentrate all our efforta
into this tournament fil'1t. We wanted l9'
make It the best we could, then worff:
about next )'Hr later." : .•
Now that James Kemper, Jr.1 ba•
presented Nancy Lopea·Melton wlth b6r: •
first-place check, It Is time to tbi.Di. •
(8ee KEMPE&, P~e 81> .. ;
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A Capewe Ae9or1 From the World of 8por11
~:Soap Opera tar Invest
~·In WBA'8 New York Team
F,.• AP Dlirpa&t'laf'!
NEW VORK Adreu F.llet-n Fulum. who ~ • play• t.be •cbemln.a LI a Cok~man on lb~ CBS TV
.. : •• eoap ot>el'• "Al lbe World TurM," ha11 bf.~mt1 11n
: o•• roll.be New Vork Stars wom~n ·a prof Ha Ion .. I
· buketball tu m
•• .. ,
..
''11d.l la• D4!W t.hln1 for women to do." said Miss J<'ulton
"but it'• Ume for women to ((l•t out and do th~ thmaa th~y
want to do, thln&• they're capable of doing without btllno in ti m ldat.ed." . .,.
;;. A team ll)Okesman satd lht> 1:1r1t\"1>S, <tlontt with takmg 11
· .tnancial intereet in t.be team. wall help promote "omen ~
ba•ketba.11.
The Stars won the opening women's pro ba~ketball
playoff 1ame Friday night against the San Francie.co
Piooeen, 104-97.
··Tbey·r~ a fantastic team who JUSt happen to be
·. women," aaJd Mw Fulton. "Ai. lhf' r1rst ft"male anvei'ilor in < the team, I hope other women will follow my lead and sup·
· • port women's basketball."
., ·:·. q..c~ol llw Day ------.
·• :remple basketball coach Don Casey on couc:hc~
getting carried away with lht:ir profession. "It's a
contest between talented kids. Coaches gt:t tht'1r heads
all warped. They put things into the game that shouldn't
be there. I never felt Don Casey ~at anybody "
1'. •lglac Ba• Geed Da• tor R~d•
. Cincinnati's Ray KaJpt had three hil<> and Bi
knock_ed in lour ~uo.s, a nd the Reds pulled a triple
play m a 7.5 win over Atlanta in major league
' baseball exhibition action Sunday . . . Wiilie
·: : 8tar1dl'1 two-run single in the first inning helped Pittsburgh
· to a 4-1 drubbing o ( Phlladelph1a ... John Ellis and Buddy
Bell drove in two runs apiece as Texas defeated Baltimore,
7-4. a nd erteoded the losing streak o( the Orioles to six games
' ... Chuck Ral.Dey and Bruce Hunt com-
ICNIONT
425-foot. home
Giants
b~ed for a one-hitter as Boston nipped the
Ch1('ago White Sox, 1-0, in a game halted
after eight innings because of ram
Jose Cruz led orr the ninth iruting with a
long home run off reliever Dan Corbett as
Houston <'dged Minnesota, 3·2. Dane
lorg's doublt' broke a l ·l tie, and St. Louts
broke through for four more runs in the
ninth inmng a s the Cardinals pounded
Kansas City. 5-2 . . . Rick Lansford
blanked San Francisco on two hits over
five innin~s and Jeff Newman belted a
run, helping Onkland to a 2·1 win over the
Spa•ar•I Sparlcle9 l•r 1•~•
Rookie Jim Spanarkel S('ored 19 points and m
handed out 10 assists as Philadelphia beat Boston .
·116-110, tn cl06e out the regular NBA season. The
76ers played th<' r:ame without Julias Ervlo«, who
hurt his ri~ht knee au1ru.t Atlanta Wednesday ... With
Gus WllHams scoring 23 points. SeaWe ripped its mini·series
playoff opponent. Portland, 135-104 ... Larry Keeoa drilled
the nets ror a career -high 51 points and San Antonio went to
wallop. haeless Detroit , 144·124 . Kevin Gre•ey and Greg
·Ballard combined for (5 polou, leadine Waab.iqtoo to a 93-37
wJ.o over New J ersey, and thus quallfyin1 the BulleU for the
playoffs. The victory tied Wasbingtoo with t.be New York
Knicks at 39-43, but the Bullets had a 'better record within the
conference . Milwaukee. with 20 points by Jaalor BrtdR~man leading a balanced attack, pulled away in the
second half for an <'Osy 107 91 victory over Utah . . BIUy
P aullz i.corcd 29 points to ll'ad Houston to a 121-106 wm over
Indiana . Walt.er Oavls exploded for 10 straight points
midway lhrough the final period to lead Phoenix to a convinc·
Ing 122-104 win over San Diego . . 001 Blrdsoac scored 28
points as Kansas City closed out lhe regular season with a
114-110 triumph over Chicago ... Dave Roblac:b scored 31
points and grabbed 16 rebounds and Mlke Mllcbell added 28
. points to pace Cleveland to a 111·102 thumping of Atlanta .
Gorl•9'• Bat Trlrlc Sparks l•lander•
4 :41 of lhe third period and Butch Goring complet-,
. · John TonelU scored the game-winning goal at ~
ed a three-goal game with a pair of insurance
tallies as the New York Islanders defeated
Quebec, 9-6, in National Hockey League action Sunday
Ivan BoldJrev scored thr~ limes and assisted on Van
couver's other two goals as the Canucks dumped Mi.mesota
5·3. and kept their playoff hopes ahve Michel Larocqu~·
--a s ubstitute starter in goal for Montreal, made 30 saves 1~
.--helping the injury-riddled Canadiens he Buffalo. l·J .. BiU
: Barber scored his 40t.h goaJ of the season and Paul llolmgr.en
· followed with his 30th to lift Philadelphia to a 4-2 triumph
: over Atlanta that clinched first place in the league for the
: Flyers Second-period goals by Terry O'Reilly and Wayne
: Cashman lifted Boston to a 3 1 wan over Winnipeg . Bobby
: Sd•m•utz's second goal of the game and 23rd of the season at
· 12:46 of the (anal period earned Colorado a 2·2 tie with
: Chicaho ... George Ferguson scored one goal and set up two
: others, and goalie G~s Millea stooped 28 s hots as Pitts burgh
: blanked Washington, 4-0.
Tat~, Bol•e• Def ewd Crmen•
: Big Job.a Tate defends bis WBA heavyweight •
: crown tonight in Tennessee, confident of a victory
. that would set. up a possible June bout with former
: champion Muhammad All . Larry Holmes,
. cneanwbile, defends bis wnc heavyweight championship
. against Leroy Jones In Las Ve~as . T .. e United States up-
·: set the Soviet Union, 7-3, for the championship of the eighth•
. World Cup of amateur wrestling . Speed skating coach
·:and 1972 gold m edal winner Diana Hoium, who guided the
~ _u .S. to it.s best performance in the 19fll Olympics, Is resign.
fog ... Dale Eantbardt continued his bid for the Grand Nu·
--tiooal stock car point title Sunday, whming his second race In
• • row. the Southeastern 500 at Bristol International Raceway
-in Tennessee . Cnu AzuJ whipped the NASL Ne w York
.. Cosmoe, 2·1, in Sunday's c hampl<rish1p game of the four
• team Los Angeles Soccer Cla&s1c
T~Radio
Following are the top sports events on TV tonight Rat 1nos
•re : .t .f .t .f excellent; .t .t 1 worth watching; 1 , fair, , forget It. ; It S p.m., Chennel 7 { ./ .f. {
BOXING: Four Championship Bout~. • ;... Announcers: Keith Jackson, Chris Sthenkel clnd Howard
\.OMll.
• • WBA tight heavyweight champion Marvin Jonnson (2"4·3)
• tllks hts crown eealn1t Eddie Gregory (34,..·1) In Knoxville,
l'enn. with Keith Jackson at the mfke. The second fight, also
from Knoxville, wlll pit WBA heavyweight champion Jonn T~te
(20-0) tlglltnst Mike Weavw (20-9>. Tate Is making ttls first tltle defen•. The action then switches to Landover, Md. wh«t Otrls
• Schenkel dttcrlbM • tl9'1t betWHn Sugar Ray LeoMrd (26-0).
•' the WBC wtftet weiJt ~a"lPl':h:,':9 David Green (32·2>. The flnal bout It from •• V191s How1rd Costll ~rlbes .• the action between BC hffvywelght ch1mplon La"v Holmes
• • ~U.O~~oV Jonea (2.4-1), Holmes has won all five of hla prtv l>Y tcO. UOIO
• No ewnts Khtdulld.
: · TU8104Y'S "AOIO · : • 8-... I -Oodlerl YI. Ventc ... 11 Fort Uudtrdale, 10: 2S
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Go Out
In Style
OAKl.ANt> <AP> The Loa
Anjele. l...lik~rs ended the rea·
ulu 11eaaon ln 1r1&nd faahion,
with tht-kmd of play Coach Paul
W e•tht'11d lM!Ueves will car ry lbe
team to the National Baaketball
Auoclat1on tJtle
"I thmk It was a terrific way
to en1I thl' regular season, hav-
ln@ to chg down deep, being
behind and playin1 without
Kareem. said the coach wbo
took OVt'r the team 8(rt'r Jack
M c·Kinney s early season bicycle
wcc1det1l
TH E LAKE&S WON, 95-93,
gethnl( a three·potnl play from
Jim Chones with two secood.s re-
maining Earvin ·•Magic"
John!>on s~t him up with a
pcrfe<·t pass, bas 10th assist of
the game. and Chones was
fouled by Clifford Ray as be
s lammed 1n a shot from under
the bai.ket
"The pass was better than the
shot, .. s aid Weslbead. "That
was a good way to end It, wilh
unsclris hness "
Chones said. "'That's the kind
of guy he (John&Oll) is. If you're
open, he'll get you lhe b~l."
KAREEM ABDUL ·JABBAR
was forced out or action at
ha lftime because of a severe
headache. Tbe Warriors, ahead
moat o( the way, took a 77-70
lead inlo the last period. but
Johnson had five assists and
scored nloe points d own the
stretch to help the La.kers pull
out the victory.
It gave the Pacific Division
champs a record of 60·22. best in
the Western Conference. The
Warriors, 24·58. tied Utah for
worst record in lhe conference
and could gel the first pick in
June's NBA draft.
"We Deed a lot or help, and a
lot o f wise declsjons," said John
Bach, the Warriors' interim
coach.
"WE'VE LO ST A lo t of
those," sajd guard Phil Smith.
('Om paring Sunday's game to the
many others lost m the final
seconds "All we had to do was
hold onto lhe ball. go to the free
throw tine and m ake lhe shots."
Jamaal Wilkes tut a long jump
shot with 18 seconds left, losing
his argument that it was a l.bree·
pointer but cutting the Warriors
lead to 93-92. The Warriors t.hen
committed a ratal turnover , with
a pass from Wayne Cooper going
through Ray's hands and out of
bounds with nine seconds re-
maining
··cooper made the right play
It was a good pass. and Ray was
the Ctrst to tell h1m that." sSJd
Bach.
Ray was sens ational against
Jabbar's stand-ins until those
final nine seconds. He finished
the game with 19 rebounds and
18 points. rankin~ second in
~roring to John Lucas who had
19
The Laker s' top scorers wer e
guardB Norm Nixon. with 18,
und Johnson with 16
Kite Showed
NoOass
-Schroeder
H ILTON HEAD I SLAND,
SC. <APl With four players
locked within a single shot ol
each other gomf into today's
rain delayt-d fana round of lhe
Heritage Golf Classic. a variety
of posslblllUes exist.
One that d oes not exist,
however. is that .John Mahaffey
will be wearing a Jive television
microphone
"THAT WILL not happen,"
Mahaffey said Sunday alter a
double bogey by Jerry Pate put
Mahaffey and Doug Tewell in a
lie for lhe !cod in lhe weather-
pl agucd , twice-delayed event.
Pate and Johnny Maller were a
single shot back
"I say too many things under
my breath for me to be wearing
a mike." Mahaffey said.
Tom Kite, Bruce Lietzke and
Lanny Wadkins were wearmg
live mikes Saturday whe n t.bey
said some thlngs on national
television which, Kile admitted,
would hove been better 1r ten un-'
sold
THE REMARKS with Kite.
Liet zke and Wadkins crlticlzin&
John Schroeder aa a slow pl11yer
stirred up a controveray
amons the four touring prot.
"Obviously I'm very upset."
Schroeder 11.ld when 1lven an
opportunity to rebut tbe re ·
marks on national televtalon
Sund-.y. "It really aboeked me.
It •howl no dau, th• pe>orest
klnd ot Judlmt_gt."
Klte Illa hrlcnew he "wu
~lred for IOUDd" but did not U ·
peel t.bl remarkl to bt relayed
on natJonal t.ltvlaloa. "Wt ww.
1tandlnf around waltlAf to hit.
You don't upect to be Oil camera when you•re J\llt ....,_
lnl around," be Hid.
I
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I GOLF /BASEBALL/BASKETBAlL
Jo 0..ty "'-'"""" 9'y Ye "•YM ANN WASHAM STUDIES A PUTT ON THE 18TH GREEN.
F,....P~•J
WILL KEMPER RETURN·? ••
about next year.
And when Lesnick looks at
financial ft~ures for the Kemper
Open, he will see a s ubstantial
loss Of money for the Se('Ond
year 1n a row
"WE EXPECTED t o lo!l t'
money. It's not a profit m aJung
venture ... L es ni ck ~u ys
"Women's golf tournaments are
heavily s ubsidized by their
s ponsors. but the q uHtlon I.II.
how much subsidy 1s r ea
sooable?"
One tou rname n t o fflcla1
estimated tbe COil Of the
Kemper Open at $300.000
Lesnick "ouldn't divulge an)'
numbers but sa\d "~e C'an u't'
that SJ00.000 figure for the s1&kt-
of d1scus~1on "
On top of the s ponsor'<; ex
penses, Kemper donates $25,000
to the Arthnt1s Foundation
"OUR COMPANY reels th~
association with golr 1s
worthwhllt'.'' Lesnic k 'iay~
"Tbe spart has an up-scale au
d1cnce The people who \\oatch 1t
~ener<tll y have mor(' mC1ney und
more possessions Th<'y're upr>t.•r
middle class. and lho'>I: arc the
pt'Ople we want to rea('h "
In short. what Kempt'r ho(>('i.
to gain by i.pon soring golr
lournamenL'i IS a lot O( fre<' ad
vert1sing.
Wh<'n that upper middle rlJ s"
viewer needs an 1n !>ur11nr••
policy, Kemp<'f m o) bl· lhl'
oame that pops into his mmrl
Mesa Verde, on the o ther
hand, has two bag reason"l for
wanting to keep the Kemper
Open in Co8ta Mesa prt'f>'tlgr.
and a hea1thy chunk nf ('Uh
from Kemper
"ONE OF THE T HINGS we
have to talk about at tht' meet
mg Is wbat we're go1nR to ask
from Kemper for the new con·
tract," Seelsa says. "I don't
want to call it a fee or a rental,
hut. well. l<'t's just call 11 a rt'
muneratlon ...
S ince "<·curing thP f1r'i l
Kemper contract. Mt·'>a Verde
mt'mbers have voted for $1 5
mtlhon m 1mproH•ment' and f'X
p a n s 1 o n p r o J f' r t '> f o r t h ,..
clubhouse :ind t·our'>•'
On tht• '>urf:H't'. •l "ould ;111
1><·nr ~t ~a VE·rdt' 1' tr} 1ng to
('onvm(e f\E'mt>t"r of ll' intent to
remain a first C'iac;s faC'1hty But
St-elsa denif's the dub 1!> trytng
to woo another C'O ntract out of
the uuurance group
''I WANT TO GO on rerord u
saying that the Improvement
prog ram "as p1anned . and
"Quid ha\'e be~n don1'. wht-thcr
"e had thf' l\t•mswr n~n nr
nol. .. S«-ba sa1rl \\ .-'>tarte<f
cl1..,cUShtnJ! theM· 1mprn' cmenti.
three or four )Cars ago
Lesnick a ck no~ lt·d~e., the
work Mesa Verde·., membt•ro;
h:ne don<' to upgrade lht• cou~
and clubhouse with unqualified
pratsl'
· Tlill. 1~ a terrific club, the
volunte<-rs ar e Just o;upn. a ni1
M t• c; a \' e rd t' h J ' n 11 l ht·
a mcn1l1t•!> and angr<'d1cnts for
puttlnl! on l:I first C'la~!-tourn.1
mt-nt, .. he said
Oot'' that mran a n('~ rontr&l't rnr 19~1 I" JU.'\I a f1tr m,tl1t )'
· -..:o. I cunt !'>..!'> that no"
l.e~n1rk Jn~"errd Sunda'
Wt· re Jll ton r1rained rrom th1'
tournnml·nt toda) to t hmk dbnut
11 \.\ e II talk on Monda~
Sailing Classes Set
One beginning and 't~o in
terml'CIJate and advanced sa1hn~
classes will be offered lhrou~h
Oran~e Coast College beginning
April 14
The classes will meet at the
OCC lotercollegiate sa11Jng and
rowing base. 1801 W Coast
Highway, Newport Beach
For registration information
call 556-5772 .
Wounded
Co01eback
PALM SPRLNGS <APJ -To~
Donohue, the A nae ls ' No. ·2
c ate her doetin 't even toss the bfGI
back lo the pitcher these dajs
without worrying about his form;
Donohue played in the Ancel1'
5·4 u hl bllio n loaa to tble
Milwaukee Brewers Sunday, hla
first appearance since sutler!'°'
a shouJder injury during infie~
practice on the opening day qf
s pring training. : .
TEN DA VS AGO, the Angeli·
backup catche r was given a s hc)t
of cortisone in the sho ulder a,.i
~gan a workout program. ,
· · 1 felt something pull io ~
shoulder the first day. but I werit
ahead and played seven iq·
mngs," said Donohue "The oe~
morning I couldn't hft m y arm.
'I'm trying to force mysell t4>
follow through on every throw,
even when I JU.St toss tbe ball to
the patcher." he said . "I want t.O
~tretch oot the muscle as much
as I can"
ANO'nlER AILING ANGEL
frank Tanana. was scheduled l.f>
make rus first a ppearance sin~
March 26 today against the
C leveland Indians In Palm
Springs Tan a na faced only one
batter and suffered a slight groin
pull in the ear her contest.
Dick Davis' two-run homer
was the diff e r e n ce In tbf
Brewers' victory over the
Angels Sunday Davi.a' home rub
off Chns Knapp came with Oft~
out after Robin Yount baO
singled
The Bre"•ers had taken a t.+
lead 1n the s econd tnning on f
., .. rr1f1ce fly by Vic Harris ant
they added two more in tbt
fourth on a Mark Brouhard
homer o(f Don Aw.e
The Angels went ahead m lh~
firth when they loaded the baset
on singles by Joe Rudi and Bot>
by G nch and a one-out waJk ~
Oonohue Arte r Larry Harlow
filed out, Al Cowens hit a grand
slam o<r Moose llaas
Prior t.o the i;?ame. the Angels
h:111 berome tht• last of the ~
mHJM leagut• tt.oams to mel''
"It h Playt.·r As)>oc1at1on
representative Marvin Miller. :
They voted JO o to authorize '
~trike ,, ..... r-.•1
WPEZ •..
t"o 'i trokt•' ht'lll nd Lopc1
~1 clton
M a !!St'). nrter p1ck1n~ up a
boae~ on the 17th, likewtSe fell
two shots off the pace and had to-
have a hole in-one for a lie. Sh~
settled for a par and a tie with:
Washam but felt the fo urth and:
17th holes \\-ere her undoing and:
perhaps C'Ost he r the cham -:
p1on:.h1p
LOPF.Z·MELTON picked up
S22.500 for the victory, her Orst.
nr the )'<'ar and 18th overall'
''"""' tummg pro a little more ; than two years ago. Washam·
,1 nd M assey each pocketed
$12 600
Duran~ Sunday's play. there
~ t•r<' five rounds under par m·
l'ludm~ thr('e at 69 and two at 70.
ttc1nnae Lauer had a 69 to tie with
S.illy Little for fifth place Little
f1 red a 70 Donna llorton White·
ra rded the third 69 whale Cmdy:
C hamberlin had a 70. Six other
J!Olfers had even-par rounds at
71
Th<' crowd of 7.200 was dtsap-·
J)(ltntm~ to tournament officials
who were looking for 30,000 for
the W('('k The W<'ek's total was
25.380, only 1.755 over a year ago
when ram washed out two days ,
of activity mcludin$! the pro.am •
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Tim Hogan and an eisht·man
c rew of Newport Yacht Club
sailors made s ure the Sir
Thomas Lipton C hallenge
Trophy wo uld remain in the
NHYC trophy case another year
Sunday by clinchjng the title
with a second place finish
be hiod Dave Ullman and a
Balboa Yacht Club crew on
Bigwig.
The second place m Sunday's
final race. coupled with a first
and second in Saturday's com
petition gave Hogan a low score
of 4:i,r. points t.o 1:i.r. for BYC's Ult
man. San Diego Yacht Club''\
Oust 'Em. skippered by Charles
H ope, was thi rd with eight
pomts
HOGA!'li, S A I LING the
Peterson 43 Free Enterprise
was first lo fm1sh m all three
races but was unable to save tus
time against California Yacht
Club"s Antagonist, skippered by
Rall Peterson tn the first race
Saturday, or agatn'>l Ullman in
Sunday s ract·
I>eaver Wins
Match Races
LONG BEACH Dick Deaver
oC Balboa Yacht tlub allows as
how he know'\ the wuter'I off the
Lon g Beach break""ater after
\lo inning two Congrt'ss1onal Cup
match rac1nit <,t-rw<i and a cou
pie or near misses
Ot>aver pro\ f'd h1 -, local
kno-.ledge and skill 1n match
rac ing Friday. Saturdd} and
Sunday by taking the helm or lhe
12 meter Enterprise and bealUl~
Denms Conner. San Diego tn ct
best three out or r1w• 'ienc'I
or c·o ur'>t' Conner IS no
stranger to Congre .... s1onal Cup
competatlon. ha v1n~ '.I.On twQ.
an d he has been ~ailing 12
meter<; all winter orf San Orcgo
Newport Beach and Manna del
Rey
It was the final appearan('e of
Freedom and Enterprise in
Southern Cahfomaa as they wtll
be shipped back to Newport, R I
for the start of the Amen ca's
Cup defense tnals st.a.rung 10
June
Conner s~ud Enterpn~ will be
t rucked back to Newport Tues
day and Freedom wtll follow
about a week later
It was the first Ume In snore
than a quarter ot a century that
the Lipton Cup baa been aalled
for ln a handicap regatta. For
years it wu a sudden-death boat
for boat contest .
San Diego Yacht Club. to
which the ornate trophy was
deeded in 1903. took custody or
the trophy l ast year from
Southern California Yacbtina
Association which had been ad-
BOATING
mmistenng the annual competi-
tion for many year s .
SDYC SAID the change ln
format was to entice more yacht
clubs to enter the competition.
During the last seve ral years U.e
entries had been as low as five.
t'or many years the sud«Mn
death r ace was considered <>Ge
of the premier yachting events
in Southern California and drew
a large spectator neet wherever
1t was held. But the change in
format left something to t-e de·
<;1red from a spectator stand·
point and the spectator fleet wa!\
~mall both day<;
F r ee Enterprise was tt\e
SC'ratch boat in the 13 boat neet .
meaning that she had no tame aJ .
lowance and had to give as
much a~ 16 seconds per mile to
~everal of the boats This meaot
that Hogan had t o get E~·
tcrpnse out front early and win
~rung iiway to save his t1m,e
aJ!;unst the le%cr competitors.
Protest J Dg8les
Dog Patch to 3rd
A protest in the International
Offshore Ruh~ Class B race 10
the first race of Newport Harbor
Yacht Club"s Ahmanson Series
dropped Don Ayres Jr 's Dog
l'atch out of S('C()nd place and
m o ' ed Allen Brown's S pirit,
Vo> a~er. Yacht Club Crom third
to :.econd
Scott Dnscoll, public relations
rha1rman for the Ahmanson,
said a report that Sirius 11. skip.
pered by Jeff Farwell with a
crew of 1uniors, bad dropped~
of the race was in error . Tbe er-
ror arose when Sirius 1J hove-t.o
to reprur a shackle on the run·
n1ng bac kstay. The crew re.:
paired the shackle and con.
t1nued in the .-.ce. fiolshint
fourth
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'Ml • L l[ d Hogan Win~ 1riartina u e In Racquetball
COM,AHIES!!
EXECUTIVES!!
COMMUTERS!! s 1 000 oer rnontn leaSf>s a
nouSP f0< your company or
11rouo '" bf>auc1ful O<anqe
Coun1y Han dy to 0 C
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l A 1 1'1~11,.. 3 l'lomer, -onP Into a Def eat
CARLSBAD tAPJ Tracy Austin d1dnt t'"<
actly wear dov.n Ma rtina Navrahlova. she sort or
lulled her into a loss for the second v.E'ek in a ro-.
After Austin won the final or the rour player
te nms tournament, 7 5. 6-2. Sunday. :"iavratilo\a
was unhappy with the way Austm beat her out or
another $100.000
"IT'S BORING," Navratilova said ··Thost•
lobs I stand there and ask myself. 'What·._ this··
What am I waiting for "' I think I ~ave up
psychologically I'd stay with her 11-. hale .md tht'n
get impatient · ·
Navrat1lo,·a v.as "" bothered that 'lhe camp
Top-seeded Ma rt y
Ho,.;::m staged a furious
C"omebaC"k 1n the Cr r 'l t
i.: .1 mt' and "hut out
'-t' l" o n d ., e e d <' c1 D a ' e
Pf'ck 1n the tit• breaker
to v. in thf' Kin~·s Bank
nr "ewport Racquetball
Classic Sunda> at Kang·s
Court in Westminster
ll o~an reg1 ~tercd a
2120.8 21. 11 0 \lotn
f>l'c k ., r he ck ro r
S2.!'>00 ra1~ed his s<.'ason
total mont•v wmnmi.?'1 to
$1 7, \50. "hilC" llOJ?an ·s
Sl.500 v.1n J!Jve ham s:w. i OO for the· \'ear
n H un1tnqton 8Pi1Ch
F ou n1.i1n lla•IP.y and
LflQun.1 H ill<, W1tt1 your
,., 'mt> .lw.~y from l'IOmP Out
, .,,. 1 vnur olf1CP you
C<in :. 1v,. TIME ilnd G AS tor
t' 1 v • •uc.u11v"c; on lhose
"" w1.1to.1nq P11Pn1nqc. o r
q111P l hPm a OrPak from
commut1nq 1n twa11v traft1c
Nr mo"' ~ 100 per night
hotel bills tor out o f
tnwnerc.
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over to the i;1de dunn~ the second ~et and told ~~·
Austin about at ...
Austm. v.ho packed up $100.000 last week in .1
win over Navratilova m New York. only s hrugged
Later she asked her own question
Zillgitt a11d Wright
"II she's bored, v.hy does she keep playmg"·
NAVRATILOVA WAS bothered by Austin's
e ndless r alllcs. the playing surface and her own
serve
She said the hard s urface took a way her serv('
and-volley attack a nd made it easier Cor Austin to
s utstain the len~thy r a llies.
"I played on he r surface. too." Austin said. re
ferring to last week's win on the indoor carpel in
New York.
"She has to work ha rder on th.ls type of sur
face because the carpet does so much of her work
for her."
Austin. the 17-year-old high school junior from
Rolling Hills. required 89 minutes. most of them an
the first set, to repeat her straight-set victory of a
week earlier
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~ •• * * • * * • * ••• * • * • * * • * * •• ·~.: .. Paid Polltlcal Advertisement It'. • Edison Girls Third:
In French Meet
Four Edison High School students recently
Journeyed to La Grande Motte, France to compete
In the Int.emational Schoolsport Federation's >980
c ross country championships and as a .tiam.
finished third l.n the competition.
Kikl Lantry, a sophomore at Edison. was
ninth, the best individual performance for the
team trom the U.S. Leslie Pratt. a freshman, was
Uth· An<Jfta Klrkorn. a sophomore, finished 19th;
and Tracy Melvin. another soohomore. was :tsth.
Jn tbc team compeUUon, l>ola.nd wadlrst with
L8 polnta toUowed by Tuftl.ala with 64 an'8 tbe U.S.
team wtth 71 point.a. There were 34 countries Involved ln the meet
Lncludiq HO athletea. Tbe coune was over 2.800
met rs owr soft aand, dirt and paved surfaces.
Aocompanyln1 the Uam ••• 8tl1 Emmut.oo
and Vlrtlnla
Lantry. alater of 1<1kl, who served as coach
and' Interpret.or. Vlriinla attended school ln
France and helpeff ln $elt.1nl up tho compeU.Uon
ror lho girta. all from Edison IO&b School.
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Too Many Twinkies?
Jnt.ematlooal Telephone & Tele1raph (ITJ'), the
company that bakes Twinkie«. had a severe case of
lnclt1estioa lut year.
Some people would say, "Serves ·em rtgbt for
making a junk food Uke that."
<>then mlgbt recall the recent Dan White murder
trial. White. charged witb killing San P'ranch~co
Mayor ~ge Moscone and SuoerviAor Harvey Milk,
got off with a mans laughter conviction and a re l·
atively hght sentence after his attorney a rgued that
Wrute·s nund was addled by a steady diet of Coke.
doughnuts and Twinkles.
WAS rrr SUFFE RING from a s imilar atnlct1on'>
Dtd It eat too many squis hy companies?
Still others m ight wonder. "Whal is a company
t•a lled lnt.emahonal Telephone & Telegraph doing
mak1n~ Twink1t'S'>"
WelJ. ITT is. or course. a company that will m ake
anythlllg. It all started in 1959 when a mastermind
t•alled llarold S Geneen ("the G is soft as in Jesus.
not hard as m God"~ a c;aymg around 111) a ssu med
«om mand and proceeded to transform ITT into the
f1r.;t or th<' bi.,rt1me <'Onglomcrate!'I
l'f 10 YEARS HE bou~ht l50 companies. Ont'. a<'
qum>d in 1968. was lhe nat1on·s largest bake ry com
11.tn} ("rmtint·ntal Raking, the bake r of Wonder bre1:td
.i nd llo-.tM!'I rak~ 1ncludmg Tw1nk1es ITT's bakery
l'Ompany now sells m ort> than I billion loave!> <1f
lirt·Jcl .1 year and near!} 2 b1U1on Jfoste.;s C'akes.
l.oolung at the rigun·'> po~t1-d by ITT for 1979
11p1·r ,1t1on s, a C'asua l obst·rver m1"ht not be aware
th;tl 1t o;1gnalo; acutt· 1ntt:rna.I distress. The company
had lotaJ s ales o( $17 2 blll.wn llow good 1s that".'
\I. I'll. only H companie~ exl'f."l.'<ied that volume
liT Look 1n m ore-mom•v that s uch monster cor·
J>Ofdllllf'I..'-a\ Atlantic R1chf1eld . Safeway Stores.US
...,,, 1•1 and Du Pont Jt 'c; rnrporate pnde that hurts In
l'l'i>! ITI'c; r1•\·cn ucs or Sl5 2 billion ranke<1 the com
J•.rn' 11th Wl10 hk<·., to -.hp four place'.,
110\\ ~l ('fl OU> n ·1 1·;1rn on thlr..e sa les'' After
11 • '"'f•rt>d all Jt <; f'xl){'n"'"' and paid all tl.'1 taxe'>. 11
" " l<'ft "llh ., profit f•1r th'· ' .. ar of $381 m1l111m
.,. h1l•h mean.., ITT nclkd mon· Uutn SI m1lhon every
1ngle day ()f 1979. Pretty handsome. you might think
Hut rc·membPr Etn.'>t~an·~ l;tw Everythmi's relative
Stocks Shrug Off
Report on Recession
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STORY
rew Show an lmp:ovemen•
l·· Channing Recycled
By TOM JORY
NEW YORK 1 AP> CBS brought Stockard
atanning lo prime llme a year ago in "Just
Inds." and the young comedienne with a
ree from Radcliffe gave lhe network a senes
• was moderately successful. both critically
and in the ratingi:..
'J "Just Friends" wasn't in the CBS lineup m the 'fen. but the versatile actress is back now in "The ~kard Channing Show," perhaps a bit wi ser for
tD experience
~· "I FELT LAST YEAR I became the
•orkhorse, and had to push the show along, .. Miss
lhanning says. "In doing this season, I didn't feel
desperately had to do anything lo keep the show
oving"
_ The new series airs Monday nights at 8:30 on
~s. Channel 2 . v ,.. __
'\, Miss Channing did, in fact.
y "Just Friends." and little
lion was paid to develop-
relationships with the sup-
ng players. "One problem
year." she says, "was that
e wasn't any friction with
• other characters, just dif. ruences. , "For the audience. it's what
Frates 'Oooh.' from, 'Uh-oh, comes trouble'. .. CHAHNIHG
'The Stockard Channing Show" needed some· &le. she says, "lo bounce back at me," and the
P'»ducers came up with Brad Gabriel, a consumer
ocate who hires Miss Channing to work with
on bis television show, "The Big Ripoff." Ron
r plays Gabriel.
TO SOMEONE'S CREDIT, "Just Friends"
sn't simply scrapped in favor of "The Stockard
aoning Show.··
• ·Miss Channing's Susan Goodenow bears strik-
resemblance to the re<:enUy divorced Susan
ea of "Just Friends,'' maybe slightly less
y, with a Uu.te more dependence on her brain.
y's Susan, like last sea.son's, ia trying to make
11'8"a her own ln Los Angeles
"I lllce Susan Goodeoow," the actress says. ~ is not exactly like me, but it's not a difficult
t tor me to wear."
RIV~ALI In Ute. DAILY PILOT
In fa ct. 1l would be a JOh to find a suit Stockard
Channing couldn't wear. As "Th<-' Stocka rd Chan·
ning Show" premiered. she was on Broadway with
Tony Roberts in "They· re Playmg Our Song ..
SHE HAS APPEARED lN more than a srore
of theatrical productions . including "Two
Gentle men or Verona" and Shak espeare's .. A
Midsummer Night's Dream.'' and has been 10 al
least eight movies. including "Grease ... "The
Fortune" and "The Cheap Detective ..
Born in New York City. Miss Channing studied
at both Radcliffe and Harvard. She and her
husband. David Debm. run Little Bear Produc·
tions. which produces "The Stockard Channing
Show.·· .. , would love to have 1l a terrificall y suc-
cessful show ... she says of the current sen es. "but
I have lo say, at the moment. I'm basically an ac
tor. and I want Lo be in hims and on the stage. too
"I've never worked as hard as I have tn
television It's a hellish existence. H I felt it was
cramptng me up 1n some way. I'd have to get out. ..
TELEVISION CAN CREATE a character.
image that is hard for the actor to shake. but Miss
Channing says. "I'm being sneaky There are two
sides to Susan Goodenow Carol Burnett played all
different kinds of characters on her show. and pe<>·
pie accepted them all. "I'm very happy I've found a way to deal with
that wtlh the undercover stuff "
in the first episode. for instance. she posed as an Argentin1an lo fool an unscrupulous dentist.
Aaron Rubeo a television veteran with series
like "The Andy Grilrilh Show" and "Sanford and
Son" to his credit. is executive producer of "The
Stockard Channing Show."
F.den Set for TV
HOU.YWOOD <AP) -Barbara Eden will star
in tbe new NBC series "Harper Valley PTA.''
based on the theatrical movie that beat the Olym-
pics in the ratings when It was teleust on NBC ln
February. Ml.as Eden will re-create her role or Stella. a
widowed mother whose lirestyle clashes with
others in a small community. NBC bas ordered six
one·hour eplsodes from Universal Television.
"ftlll' II THE IUT PICTUIE OF THE
Y ... YUllOFAL" -ONrlM~L.A ,....,..
TUBE TOPPERS
ABC D 5.00 -Four world title fights
in four·hour presentation mcludlne Larry
llolmes against Leroy Jones, Sugar Ray
Leonard versus Oa vld Green.
KCOP a» 8:00 -"Twelve Angry
Men ... Henry Fonda stars in Reginald
Rose's drama about a lone holdout in a
murder tnal Jury with Lee J . Cobb. Ed
Begley. Ma rtin Ba lsa m and Jack
Warden
ABC D 9.00 "Oehverance." Burt
Reynolds and Jon Voight are among four
men who encounter deadly peril while
riding rafts down a backwoods ra ver
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during the r1lming of thC'1r \'anety series
Savalas Stars in TV Pilot
HOLLYWOOD <AP > Tell y
Savalas will star as a renowned
criminal lawyer 1n the CBS movie
"llellinger 's Law.··
flamboyant Philade lphia lawyer
whose reputation brings him cltent~
from all over the country.
Savalas. who starre d for six
seasons as "KoJak ." plays a
The movie will serve a s a pilot ror
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Oscars
Special
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H1 t•h Little and
Bernadette Peters will
be th e co hosts for
KflJ T\''s 15th Annual
"Your Choice For the
Oscars" award special.
The s how will be
telecast Thursday. April
10. from 8 to 10 pm. and
w111 be repeated on
Channel 9 Sunday night.
l\pnl 13, from 5 to 7 p.m.
Thi s nationall y
-;ynd1cat<.'d program was
created by KHJ-TV and
1c; the hrst program to
!>Her the public the
:>pporturuty of votmg for
thei r Oscar fa vorites.
Last yea r over 600.000
people voted for their
rllm favorites in the
categories of b est
picture. be~t actress.
bes t actor. b es t
supporting actress. best
su pportinl' actor and
best song
"Your Choice For the
Oscars" 1s produced by
Wayne Thomas, who
created the program.
and wiU be directed by
Cal Brady. Executive
producer is Walt Baker.
vice president in charge
of programming for
KHJ·TV, Channel 9.
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A Real Movie Nut ·RiU\i~~
Actor Breaks Type in 'Fade to Black'
8 )' 809 THOMAS
llOU.YWOOO IAPI t:nc
Binford ls a film buff -not wi
uaual atnce mtllton• of YOW\ti:
Americans are hun1 up on mov·
1es Trouble 1a, Erle ha~ the hob·
by of repealJnf( murders he has
11.een on the ¥creen
Tha\ 's ~ lntraguang premise
of "Fade to Black," a ne w mov
u.• from Irwin Yablans' Compass
lntermtlional Pictures, which tut
1t rich with "Halloween " The
ide a origina ted with Yablans
and Vernon Zimmerman, the
latter wrote the script and 1s
directing.
HERE'S A SWITCH: Enc 1s
b e 1n~ played b y D e nni s
Christophe r. star or 1979's Cm·
d e r e lla movi e ''Brea king
Away." <rive Oscar nomina
t ao ns, ancludins bes t picture).
Christopher. 25. has such an
open , friendly race . that it's
hard to imagine him as a killer
That's why "Fade lo Black'"
might work. lie talked about 1t
an has mobile ho m e·dr<'ssan)o!
room (a s ure Mgn he has ar-
rived ) on location ut a North
Holl y wood min i ature g o lf
course "Enc is a film buff who
leads a fantasy life." said the
actor . "Films are a better reah
ty than what he finds around
h im He 1s incapable of com
m umcating with people . and he
becomes victimized by them . APW1r.-
star. but until J s aw 'Kash or
Death.' l d idn't realize how he
became a star. He as truly "fine
a ctor
Christopher is displaying has
own versatlUty in the switch to
hom1 c 1da l Eri c from the
lighthearted ltalophlle Dave of
"Breaking Away .. The latter
role befell tum by a senes of
happy accidents
.. Peter Yates the director and
writer Steve Tesach happened to
be at the Telhrude Film Festival
a nd s aw 'A Wedding.'" :.a id
Christopher . who played a 5Up
porting r o le 1n t he Robe rt
Allman movie "At that time,
they were casting 'Breaking
Away· and they saw me al.
Cy ril I d on 't know why .
because 'A Weddmg' wasn't d
l'Omed1c role for me
"I READ FOR the role of
Cvnl. and 11 looke-d as 1r I hild 1l
The acto r who 'A-as go ing to do
Dave wa..c;n 't there onf' day. and
t hn askt"<I ml· to read has ltnes
I 1,1; a" under no p r<"'S ur<· I
figured I alrt'ad) had a role
J't•t er c.ind Steve d1dn t kno\\ I
t·a m e from a n Ita li an hack
1?round a nd s pent som1· t1mt' an
Italy When I started re&1d1ng th1·
Italian stuff. f't:ttr's t'Ye' '>tart
t·d t" "1den
••THE nRST DEATH hup
pl·ns ucc1dentally. 1t is not vin
d 1c t1 ve a nd hateful llk t· tht·
other s Ill' Sl'CS lhl' :.ic cidt·nt hilp
pen and he could pre vent 1t
Inste ad he watches it unfold
before him. just like ·a mov1P
Finally hls life cont<A ins exc1tl'-
men t. b<'CO m('s something
meaningful to him ..
KIQ'$ A KILLER
Dennis Christopher
Christopher. born Correll! in
South Ph1la deljJh1 a. be<'am P
Dave. the cydang iealot and lov
er of things ltalwn Dennis caml
to llollywood at HI. wo rked as a
groct•ry boy whale stalking JOb'i
in B movies lie ttn-d or that .
"'1·nt oH to Europe tn hopes of
"'"et1 ng hie; ido l F e<1erico
F1•1lan1 lie not only c;uccC'cdcd.
liut .ippearec1 1n "Fe lhn1·..,
Hom.1 "
Tht•rt•" .1lso a less kthal bit
from ·Thi· l'rinr(• and ttw
Shim c1rl "1th C:hri,tupht·r
pla~ 1111-: I .;11111•lltT Ol1n•r 111 :1
~t.ir1hn \lonro1 l110~.tl1l.1
Au,tr .il1an .•l tn•s.•. I.ind 1 l\l·r
I 1<11• J't'
The first victim 1s th<' boy'~
aunt, who goes hurtling down a
flight of sta1rs an a whee lcha ir.
Just like Richard Widmark 's vie
tam an "Kass or Death ... Then
comes the planned massacff's.
right out of "White Heat," .. The
Mummy.'' "Drac ula." even a
bat of John Way ne in "The
Green Berets" and c.i da!.h or
Hopalong Cassidy
I H . :\ \ I:-. ( II R I.., T 0 I' II F ll
tum .l'lr 1 not l"<.at'lly :1 film
buff. though h1· dad watch th1•
oldt('s on tht.' aftl'rnonn TV :.how
a ... a bo' 1n l'h lludclph1a
Heturmng ht.·r1·. Christopher
"',..., c·n10~ ing a fair II\ ing ac; an
actor thC'n came .. Breaking
\"' .l\ OH•m1ght succes<> ~ Not
(jUllt•
I .:ot a lot or pats on the back
but no food an the stom ach I n·
<'l'1ved some• crappy offers which
I turned dov.n . I couldn't do d
litt le J<>b aftl·r 'Breaktng Av.a) ·
I'm glad I waited for 'F &1de tr,
nl.tck
· · t tr1t·ll to see a:> man)
C'la~"ll'S as I rnuld "h1lc
p rl'panng for the p1ctun •.'' ht>
said "It '~..i:... \'l•ry 1llurn1natini.:
For 1n:...ta11c·l'. I had al " a)'>
kno"n R1c·harrl Widmark as ;i
Karate Champ Norris
Actor Rates Big Hand
NEW YORK <AP> -Chuck Norns look:. more
la ke a movie star than a hve·tim'-world kanite
c hampion. Actually, he is a movie• !.t ar some
critics say acts hke a karate champion
But Norris doesn't m ake movies to plc>a~c
critics. He makes movies to entertatn and the only
people h<! tries to please are hls fans. the m illions of
youngs ters who flock to his films s uch as the cur·
r ent hit, "A Force of One.··
As an actor, Norris uses Ka rate tht· way
Ma rlon Bra ndo uses the method "It s ,, veh1rle
through which I can e xpress a
certain image. a philosophy."
explained the 4-0·year-old black
belt. "I want to pro1ect an 1m·
a ge kids could look up to and
parents wouldn't m i nd their
kids emulatmg."
In a "A Fo rce of One,"
Norris plays Matt Logan. a
martial arts teache r who helps
police tr ack down a k ar ate as
s assin hired by a drug ring to "o""'s
murder undercover officers Ac; in all h1-; film,.
Chuck Norris is playing Chuck Norns
THE BASIC Norris philosophy 1c; that or a gu;
who walks softly but carncs a big stick. someone
who will avoid trouble at all cosL<>. but 1r h1•s
pus hed into a corner. ha!. the ability. physically
and mentally. to handle 1t ..
"I think that's what every person wishes thPy
could do," s aid Norris. "But more importa nt
than fighting is attitude. concentration and con
fide nce. That's what mart.Jal arts dad ror me It
gave me the stmgth to crack that egg of tnsecun ty
and that's what J want to get across "
Besides using the m ovies as a m edium for his
message, Norris also preaches his philosophy at
his nationwide chain or karate schools and at high
schools during promotion al tours
"I TRY to give youngsters formulas and goals
to work toward," he said ... A lot of these kids. the
ones that live in the ghetto. have nothing to look
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"ant.' h<' adc1<'d · T he next phast> 1s be mg pers1'
l<·nt poough tn stny "1th it lonR enou~h
'Th1s IS when • .l lot Of pt.'<Jple fail, V.hl'n t ht•)
l11t an ob<>t<'lrle I tt·ll them 1f they stick with 1t and
nv<'fromr earh obstaclt-th1•re isn't anything m thl'
"'nrlt.1 tht:>) can't ac·h1e' l'
'iORRIS Oflt-·'i u'e" himself as a pnme to"(
ample. Ile '<':ts not :i n athlell' an school He startNi
karatt.· an 19GO and P1~ht H·ar.. lal<>r. hjwas world
champion an<i hl•ld tht· t1tl1• until 197-$ iii \\h1ch
11m1· he :ip1wared 1n "R<•turn of thf' Ora on." pla~ ·
mg llrucf' LN·'s tll rat Ni 1111ponl'nl That s \\here
h l· r:.a ughl th1.• act1n~ bu~
"Some peopl<' haw· '>t"l'n that m ovie 28 llm<'.,
said Norns "Th<'Y s it through th<' first hour and a
hjlf Just to see m~ 12 minute fight scent' w ith
Bruce Arter Rruu· died. I got hung Fu orrt.•rs b)
the drOVl' The kind or films that opened up with a
rhnp and ended with •' kick. but had nothanR an
between.
"I wanted a good story. with ~ood acting. with
good m::irtial arts ~c<'nes when the time 1s emo-
tionally nght, an<! the• people are tn there s aying.
"Get that <i1rty rat
IT TOOK Norri., two years to convince a prod·
cucer at wa.-. prohtuble to make movies that pro·
1ected the Norris ima ge and philosophy. The rirst
rilm. "Good Guys Wear Black.'' was produced for
SJ 6 mil hon a nd grossed $20 ntillioo. The projected
gross for "A f'roce o r One" is double that.
Now hC'·s working on h.is lhJrd Chuck Norris
film , called "The Octagon.'' about international
terrorists. And although he said his acting has
improved immensely, he docs not expect lo win an
Oscar
"My awards." said Norris. "are kids coming
up and ~aymg. 'Chuck. J love you.· That ·11 beat an
Academy Award any time."
He loves you. Do what he says.
ALANARKIN "SDION''
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.Sophia Never Hid Her Rlegitimacy Atotct,I~~·· I rea6,i do recDt'IW!'lend t." ...... ,, .. "' '
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A· Never cl d Ml l..ortft try to ~ny the acct·
dent ol Mt' birth Mort! than a doubl• d cade a10.
when 1uch an admlaaloo mlsht
have atwat~ M>r profH1lonal
1rowth. ahe frankly told a re
porter "My mother wasn't a
widow She w11n'l marrlC!d. I
would haw preferred her not to
. t,. IO beautiful and to hav.-been
• real mother lnstcad lhe
kind UK'Y have In Po11uoli. oJd
a nd u&lY My father onJy aave
mt! • blrtbday present ante u t.0tt•• toy auto and a pair of roller
$katea ll was aood. not bad for me to have that
ldnd or father It made me want to go to work very
)'OUD& so that I could not just tell him but show
him that I didn't want to be a schoolteacher I
wasn't precoc1oua. 1 didn't st.art to Uunk about love
Ull late 1 would have liked normality in my
pdvate We and abnormality in my career."
Q: I've beard ~al alt!aoup George Bwu aad Jack kaay were cronies they teldom, If ever.
cornpaeted a telephone coavenadoll. Wily! -Brad
Smida, J ersey City, N.J .
A: Explains our youngest old superstar
"When, in calling from Hollywood to London years
ago, the operator disconnected us. Jack thought
J'd pulled a very funny joke. And sU>ce that time,
we ,~ever completed a phone calf. local, long-
distance, or trans-Atlantic. I ALWAYS hung up
and Jack got hysterical laughing. If I didn't hang
up on him, he'd think I was mad al him!"
"Q: Aaythlag to tbe rumor that Jolumy Carson
and..:~ayne Newton came to blows backstage al
tbe :-roaJ.gbt" show recently? U ao, why? -Max
c.o,er, Las Vegas .
. ,_: No. They didn't come to blows. But we
woutdn't want to invite them to the same party!
Johnny (who co-owns Vegas' Aladdin hotel-casino)
put in a rap for Newton -who had also negotiated
for the hotel.
.''I lhink he tried to pull a .cutesy publicity
stunt:• Johnny complained ... He knew we bad
been working about six to eight months with Na-
tion•I Kinney."
Wayne <who says he'd never thought in terms
of publicity stunts) heatedly huffed: "Which. of
course. Mr. Carson has a history for doing! I wish
him the best or luck with the hotel," added
Newt.on "In my offer, it was my $15 million we
were putting up and we didn't have to worry about
where 1t was coming from." He was referring to
the fact that Kinney will give Carson 500,000
shares to h ave the resort renamed Johnny
<':irM:>n's Aladdin
~bb Tops in Pops~
By The Associated Press
Thl• following are Billboard's hot record tuts
for the week e nding April 5 as they appear in this
week's issue of Billboard magazine.
HOT81NGLBS t. "Another Brlct Jn 1be Wall .. Pink Floyd
<Cofumbia)
2. ''Working My Way Back To You -Forgive
Me. Girl" Spinners <AllanticJ
3 "Call Me" Blondie <Chrysalis)
4 .. Crazy Little Thang Called Love" Queen
<E lektra I
5 "Too Hot" Kool & The Gang (De-Lite)
6 "Him" Rupert Holmes (XCA>
7. "Ride Like The Wind" Christopher Cross
'Warner Bros.J
8. "Special Lady'' Ray. Goodman & Brown
< Polydor>
9. "Desire" Andy Gibb <RSOl
10. "How Do I Make You" Linda Ronstadt
<Asylum) TOP LPs
'Glad You Asked That'
lay MeMty• _,Hy G~
Q: l':wee wlllt all ~e bl•·••me Bollywood atan
Qn TV'• "ltollywood Square•." I ued to e.Joy
Paul l.)'llde belt of alt Now Ulal he's off the aaiow.
l'wt 1lmply 1topped walc:blDC I&. Aay c:laanff of
Lyad• comlall back! -Mn. Georce Mc:K .•
81areweport. IA .
A Jo'\mny you s hould ask. Apparently others
fe lt the ume wuy you did and the ratings have
fa llen since Lynde left So Filmways Enterprises
has signed tum up 11gain -and 1r you watch close·
ly you'll soon spot him lfl his center square.
Q: DldD't Paul McCanoey cet l.oto tro8ble
wltb the J apanese autbori&Jea ooce before some
yean ago becal&8e ol dnap! AAd wu be Jailed
then, loo! -Lawrence Bell, PiUaburp.
A No. About five years ago. Japan simply
didn't permit the ex·Beatle to come into their
country because of previous marijuana and
hashish ~session convict.Jons in Scotland and
Swe den McCartney spent 10 days in a Japanese
Jail a couple or months ago for violating their
manJuana possession laws
Q: We've often wondered where Lawrence
Welk fl.ads tbe members ol bis musical lamlly.
Can you uk blm? -Mr. and Mrs. Sid.Dey Adams.
Miami.
A "I've round them just about everywhere,"
s miles the genial gentleman. "ln ballrooms. coun·
ty fairs. hotel lobbies Most come to us throug~ the
regular method or auditioning , either by sending a
tape to us or performing m person. But I always
keep my eyes open every moment. You never
know where you'll find talent I've had people
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men's room' Whal I look for." udd!S Mr Welk.
"alm0tt more than talent. ls quality. character. a
particular attitude that seems riaht. And If I 1m.
mediately like the person a lot. chances are the au·
dience will like them too "
Q: Wby dld Moaty Hall pve up bostlDc "Let's Make a Deal" after all <ete yean oaly to retu.na
wtth ....otkr came show -"Beat the Clock!" -
Maaaar Aftab, Cocoa Beach, F1a.
A. Monte explains 1t this way "After we.o.>ent
out of production on ·~al,' I was determined not
to do any more 1ame s hows. So I s pent a year
touring lll stage musical comedies and acting in
TV movies. I found myself bored dolnJ the same
thing night after rucht in musicomedy And bored
sitting in a trailer most or the day while-waiting to
be onscreen for a few 11UJ1Ules m tbe movies. I
needed more act.Jon -so f was dellght.ed when
CBS approached me about hostJ.ng tbe action·
packed 'Beat the Clock'· show Now f feel all
wound up again. no more boredom · ·
Q: My motlier was a musklaa, aad sbe told
me Ulat for many yur Slr Tbomas Becbam
woald DOt allow women Lo bis orchestra. Any idea
wby! -Mn. Madice CarroU, Pittabur1b.
A · Yes The late leader of Brita.m's Royal
Ph1lharmoruc on<'e explained. giving two reasons
"If they were pr<'ltY . they would distract the
men," he 1>a1d ··And ar they were ugly. they would
distract me "
Send your QIW!llOn! 10 llu Gardner. <,lad You
Asked That ," car1• <>/· lhtrs net1.tpaper, #J () Hor 196UJ.
lrtnn.I' Manlyn and 1111 Gard~r IL/Ill aruWt'r os many
quesllon.s C18 tfw11 cnn in their column but the oolume of
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APRIL 14
1. "The Wall" Pink Floyd (Columbia) ~==========~ I "JA ws II" IP'GI
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2. "Against The Wind" Bob Seger & The Silver
Bullet Band (Capitol)
3 "Mad Love" Linda Ronstadt <Asylum>
4 "Glass Houses" Billy Joel <Columbia>
5. "Damn The Torpedoes" Tom Petty & The
Heartbreakers <Backstreet}
6. "Bebe Le Strange" Heart <Epic>
7 "The Whispers" The Whispers <Solari
8 "Fun And Games" Chuck Mangione <A&M l
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·'. Miniature violin will fit in the palm of your hand -and 1t
works, too.
Tiny doll in a trunk for a dollhouse wrrhin a dollhouse.
lb JOEL C. DON 6t.,. o.11, r .... s i.11
The "addtctlon," as it 1s aHec·
tionately called. has a number or
origins f or some. it began ab a joyful
rulfillrnent of llf~ from what was
a n a u1>tere childhood. For
others. fantasies wt:re floally
realized t hrough Lilliputian
models of c henshed d ream
houses
"We've got cuat.omen who I
say ha ve calipe rs instead or
hands because they mea s ur e
everything to scale," says Betty
WaJtner. a salesperson for Mini·
Bazaar in Newport Beach.
your house t ogether and 1t
com es alive for you." A number of publications have
grown or been spawned by the
popularUy of miniatures. such
as "Nuts he l l Ne ws ·· a nd
"Miniature Gazette "
For Ann-Marie Amoroso. 1t
l>la rted about 20 years ago with
Barbie dollb for her children.
Then a relative gave the Costa
Mesa resident two shadow boxes
a nd a selection of miniature ac·
cesson es
She's been hooked ever since
ANO A FEW months ago. the
39 -yt•ar old mo ther o r two
parlayed her needlecraft skills
into a homespun business. s up·
plyini; Southern California
dollho~e and m iruature shops
with tmy parasols. malchin~
bathroom towel and rug sets.
lact.' bass inets and delicate
nightgowns
.. People used to come over
and sec my collection and they'd
tell me. 'You do some nice work.
you should sell them .' " Mrs
Am oroso says. as she feverishly
prepared a batch or miniature
accessories for her first ap·
pearance a~ a l>e lle r al a
dollhow.e and miniature show in
Ventura.
Mrs Amoroso has Joined a
mushrooming cottage indust.r)
of dollhouse and miniature en·
thus1asts who've propelled the hobby to second most popular in
the natJon, s urpassed only b)
!>tamp and coin collectors
In the last four yeari.. the
number or retail stores catenng
to m iniature enth usiasts ha-.
Jumped from a few hundred to
more than 5.500 nat1on'h 1de. ac
cording to a spokesperson for
the Fullertoo-based National As-
!>OC 1ation o f Miniatu re E n·
thus1a.sts. And the num ber of
miniature collt.'Ctors has doubled
since 1976 to almost 100.000.
"It's the kind of hobby that the
whole family can get involved
tn ... says Dick Bennett . or the
!lobby Industry of America, a
trade g ro up based 1n New
J ersey. "And people are groping
to get back to the good old
da ys."
BENNETT SAYS he believes
the dramatic rise in populanty
of dollbouses and mtniatures can
be attnbuted to the introduction
of quality kits. wider ava1lab1ht)
of m1mature accessories and
greater ease of gett ing started in
the hobby
Last year. hobbyists s pent ap·
proximate ly $106 million on
dollhouses a nd miniature ac·
cesson es. he says. And that
figure may be only half the ac·
tual money s pent. due to non·
retail purchases via the booming
m1n1ature cottage industry.
M 1niaturc• cnthul>1asts often
will not hesitate plopping down a
few hundred dollars for a tiny
table. chair. bed or chandelier.
And dollhouses fetch a hefty
price . from S450 for a kit to
mor e than $7 .000 for a
handcrafted house
The value of dollhouses an~
miniatures 1s based on labor. de
tail and the craftsman
ALTIIOUGH l/1%TH SCALE is
the trade edict. some hobbyists
have voyaged into the yet tinier
world of half-in ch a nd even
quarter-inch scale
West Coast dollbouse builders
and collectors prefer Vact.onan·
st yle townhouses and homes.
whale their Eastern counterparts
favor colomal maosaons. says
Mana-Bazaar own e r Ma r y
McCIWle
F IVE YE ARS ·AGO, JoAnn
Jones be ga n publis hin g a
miniature m agaiine. "Small
Talk." out of her Laguna Beach
home. Mrs. J ones. who does most of
the writing. editing and photo-
graphy for the monthly publica·
t ao n . s ays c ircula tion ha s
reached almost 7 .000 nationwide.
The most recent add1t1on to
dollbouses. she says. 1s electnc1·
ty supplied by transformers to
light cbandehers. fl oor lamps
aod ro.iruature red light bulbs
hou s ed in gas a nd e lectnc
l>toves. Doorbells and chimes
also are available
"It fulfills a fantasy." Mrs
McClune says. "People reel now
they ca n b uy t h e kind or
furniture they never could af·
ford." "And 1t seems the rougher at
~ets m the big world. the more
they come to ttus little world,"
offe rs Mrs Wagner
Do llhouse a nd m1n1ature
customers are split half a nd hair
between children a nd adults.
Mrs McClune savs
And since it's papular as a
ram ily hobby men and boys
equally have shart'd 1n the con
-.truct1on and colll•ct 1on o f
miniatures
\'Ol NG 8 0 \'S AN D l('(!n
;.iJ!l'ri.. ~tr -. Mc-C lune c.,ays . t•spec1 all~ enJOY b u ilding
general c.,tort'!>, castles and
fm1sh1ng dollhouse exteriors
Dorothy Everett, owner of
F a ntasy Oollhou'>t.'S. s ug~ests
that some dollhouse builders
may be frustrated designers and
architects.
Lake a number of doll.house
sh o p o wne rs. Mrs Everett
turned a hobby into a business
She owns three do l lhouses
herself. a nd 1s especially fond of
a h a ndmade \'1ctor1 an s t yle
house featured in her Costa
Mesa store.
"It ·s a relaxing hobby and
very addictive. Once you 've got-
ten started you can't stop ." says
her husband Frank. a retired
Rockwe ll mac hin e oper ator
··B ut it ·s c h eaper than a
psychlatnst " ··once ~ ou s tart on on e
dollhousc. }-ou \.(' cot plan.'> for
the nc•'t L~o. ·adds Mrs
Everett
D 0 L I. H 0 l ' S t: A N 0
m 1 n 1 a t u r l' l' n t h u -.. 1 a -.. t ., w 111
finish a house and then either
;1dd mon• fu r nishings or re·
decorate as thev would wi th a
larger. human silt.'d homt.'
Recause dollhouse hobbyists
<'as1ly could sp<.'nd w€'11 into the
t hou!-.ands of dollars on one
home. r etail s tores s tock a
'ariety or materials and tools
for the do·1t yourself hobbyist
Some collcetor-. prefer only
s1jt ned and num bered items.
"'h1ch will realize an investment
potential in 10 to 50 yf'an-. Mrs ~t cClunc ..,ay.s There's another
"breed" of collector. <.,he sa)s.
who >Atsh to build and finish
e\cry inch of the ir miniature
collection themselves
The magcume is oriented to
the do-it-yourself dollhouse and
m101ature bobbyast and includes
a pumber of bow-to features.
diaerams for bwld1ng dollbouse
and miniature accesaortes aGl..f.".
features st.ones on private c.i
lectlons. M rs. J ones a lso tr a ve
throughout the nation, findiJllQ~
plenty of fodder for stories
"closet collect.ors" -do~~
and miniature enthusiasts ~
fear chidine and ridicule from
friends. ··Almost ever yone 1 've in·
terviewed said either 'l didn't
ha ve tbem when I was a child' • ·
or 'My mother gave them away'
or they got started when they ' ·
bought ooe for a grandchild." .,
she says. ' '' ··1 think we're all kids," adtis · i
Mrs. Amoroso. "l think baV· 'i
ing the miniatures ls really a
way of legitimately playing with
doll houses. •' ··1 guess I never ere• up.·· ' "'
Handmade miniatures that
are signed and numbered can
cost considerably more than
those manufactured in assembly
hne fas hion And above all. the "punsl"
m iniature collector 1s true to
scale and proportion
But once enraptured by UK>
tin) ~orld. It's tough to break
out
Mm1-Bazaar salesperson Betty Wagner glances at
m1ntature replica of tum-of-the-century dentist's equip-
=r · k Everett of Fantasy Dollhouses looks over display
:amp/es of the many dollhouse windows and doors
wailable to the miniature enthusiast.
In the world of miniatures. one
inch 1s equivalent to one foot.
and any var1at1on thereof 1s tan
ta mount to religious blasphemy
Daily Pilot PhOtOS
by Pt1trlck O'Donnell
and Lee Payne
"Nobody ever stops at one
1dollhousel," Mrs. Everett says
· · tt 's hke a patato chip : you
can't stop. "But it's a satisfying add1c
t ion Esoeclally when you Rel
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·:Mother Nearly a Saint 6
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DEAR ANN LA.ND&RS· I wu delltbled
wtlb )'OW' wor'dl ol approt»Uoe for Ow q_W.t
heroes ud htroJnee who are marrlecl to vtbee~r s,..a.. My moc.hlr' WP w. Md Me
wa• -dOMll t.blAi \0 1 M1Dt I un tttr tnon. Vet. -. wwJa ._,_ 1,..w a Rdl a
l l.al•--* " .. Ii.ea.rd tt.
Now, Au Ludera. --... ~. , .... klDd WOf'da to UM mat• ol •W.bodltd MID aod
womea wbo are crippled ~' I refer lo
tbe aleobollc1, dnc·addleted. &t1b·atrun1
nervoua wndt1. toUt&Dt comp&al.Den -La olber words. Uf e'a loffn.
It reqwred ..,..., dJ~ to ~ up oae'•
· hHd and make ftO apoklctel for a 1tumbllq
mate. I have tnowu aucb peooa. and have want
eel to •11. "Vou ar. tMriflc!" or. ·•wbat
• beauutul character )'OU bave. I ad.mitt >'OU '"
But , ol coune. one Just doeA't do that
The bell I can do ll write a leuer to Ann
wnden and hope tMse remartable lndJ vtduals
will recocniae t.bem.wlvet and know 10 their
''" heart&. '1'bls one lS for me.'' -A NOT·SO
CASUAL OBSERVER
" DF.Aa 0118B&V£R: l, &oo, bave aeet1 UaeM
eir&.raonttaary ~. alMI k 's a pk11are to
prta& ~ leU«. I Mpe U.. ._.. fw we.om y.-ar
pralM la l.Me•W wW attepe u.e.t "paper" ,... .. Ute...,... blc.eeded.
DEAR ANN LANDERS . I am married to 41
S2·year-old man wbo believes he has a rabulou~
seru1e of bwnor. Everyone else <me included)
thinks he's nuts.
The boUday weekend was lbe wont. He slid
a plutic snake down the bosom of an 80-year·
• old woman at a cocktail party. She fainted and
could not be revived. AD ambulance had to be
called. This h11ppeoed at our home aod, of
course, she wilJ never again set foot tns1de our ~ place.
ft That same night he banded his brother-in.
law a cigar that exploded. The man was scared
out of tus wits, His glasses fell off and broke. He
-was drinking a glus of red wine at the time.
and I don't think we will ever get the stam out of the carpet.
My husband buys these chlldish tricks at
novelty stores. They are designed for one thin,::
only -to humiliate people. What can be done
about such crazy behavior., -WILMINGTON,
DEL.
DEAR WILMINGTON: The mao SOCl.Dds
like a cue of anated development &o me. He
.. obvloaJy feels the need for aCUotJon and will do
anytb.l.ng &o get it.
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La•den
ll w ti Ma lt•&a ·~ a. • land Ile ~:.JI s .. ~~lt I IMC &e &ah •&eek of -. . ..,'lfltan &e "•e tMt dedUN oa 11-'8 ..._ ..._. .. ,. No OM eaa &et ~Ila &o ~le NCll•kad1. l'H llavt 18)' l)'mpa*'y,
-i·EAR ANN 1 am 72. have four
llrHdchlldr_,n -\WO boys ind two Sirls.
Wbenevw they have bad a eenoua problem or
ne6ded MYtb.ing. I have always come through.
I 've balled bolh arandsons out ol Jail for minor
miademeanora and •et ~ch ooe up in bualness
One boy faUecl , lll\d I set Aim up a second Ume. 1
put t.bem both t.brou1h coUeae and subeldiied
special career traJoJng programs tor my grand·
daughter. This girl calls me whenever she
oeedl advice or aeta into a mess. ~ other
granddaughter has never been very affec-
llooat.e, but J have come through for her on
several occulona, also.
Theo came Christmas l.9'19. l did not ~eive
even a greeting un:I from any one of my fou1
grandchildreo. Where did I go wrong, Ann? No
i.e H·plty here ... 1ust wondering. -
BEWILDERED IN MIAMI
DEA.a 8.: To the cuaal obMrver. thew
foar --.I like a qa.artd of spoiled, u&ntduJ
brata -aad I'm sare &bey are. Bat I.be re11oa
for tbeir repeat..ed falhtres goes macb deeper.
Maybe YOO failed them by c:omlag Uu-oagb.
Perbape yoa would ban ~ them a bluer
favor llad yoa let them 1et \heir lwnps and lake
fall respoealblllty for t.MmlelVH.
A.a for t.H abseDtt of aay word al Cbriatmes
-il'• loeuasab~. bat it dQes bring &o mlnd
that old ~b proverb: "No good deed will go uap~··
CONFIDENTIAL TO FEELING BE'M'ER
NOW THAT l 'VE GIVEN VOU A PIECE OF
MY MIND: I'm g.lad I could be of urvke, but I
don'l UUDk you sboaJd bave glveo me the lesl
pltte. Yoa came ecross u a small·m~.
DOH·ln-\he.alr bigot with a lot &o learn aboat
priorltitt, ~aloei. and man·., inhumanity to
man.
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DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS
You Can Sell It, Find U,
ltade It With 1 W•nt Ad [i42-5e78] One Cell Service
Faat Credit Approval
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All teal Hhl• ad• ~erlhed h t b II
.-: AN ._ Alb.ten to
U. hdlnJ Fair l&ou.
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llrultallon, or du
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advertf1l n1 tor real
flltllle which I.a ID Viola·
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$104,900 W\t.h pier and 11ip, fan. <>wsw .w belp ftDa.Dce t.ailtic locatioa w /\'Mw of
ULia fut&IUc 4 Bdnn • leMt 4 l.ala.nds <Udo.
prdll> bome. ff up add UDda, Harbor 6 Bay
on f a en t I y r o o m . lal ). Thal·, where t!M
aechaded patio. dinln1 lldian II 2 ltJ, S Bdrm. room t.oo! Secoad 1toc"y 6 Ba. 01ctly decorated •
holU masc.er aui t.e + 3 Mill 11181.nt.alned. Don '\
more apacioul bdrm• fret tbe lenders, thl1
Call for fl.naocl.n1 de-OWOCI' will f1naoce eo\1 ~
taila Cbaoce of a ~aft.er • oonnal
blet.t.me M&-nn d 0 w" p. r m t' n l ,~,, ,,, 0 .. 11 "'" ,,,"' ,. , ll.lil0,000. Cal for appt
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BAOC BAY SPECIAL.
l!Ox300 · lot. cuslom •
Bdrm. r aauly room. 2 a,,
bath. lge laundry
CX>UNTRV KITCHEN.
We bre&kf a.st bar. loadll
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pWler
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IUILDAAI LOT hdl> rib r1AADCUJ1. c.!J
8'alden prime Euukle 7'4-9G'71'1 locllban.. Priced to selJ .. , ,, ._.. ., • ,, \ lj ,, ,,l,., ..• '
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DOYaSHOUS
LOWDOWN
Olmer' says bnng otrer
an Um f a.atasUc I Bdrm
famJly bome. lla1d1
QUatters It 3 car a,ara~
t.oo. c.11 tor more de
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$400,000
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ASSUMA•ILM. Uile ..... Anaide • out
wtth DCW ept'I and a
CIQCJ brtdt f ri* In ULia attractive J Bdrm. l
bM.b home i.. auwna-
ble kier! With no qu.ah f y
l.q. Only 19$.800. Art
row, call m.S37o
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
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Owner waota out -
Ol'ilmel' will aeU under VA
terms. 13% 1nltrut
Euwde Costa Mesa J
Bdrm Z bath. stone
~-A mmt tee at
Ml.)' Slmt.950. Ad DOW.
Call 541-2313 r.,,, 1 /•II ""I' ti'• f
tiaSA YIUI
$ Bdnm. Of' • ,, a den.
immaculate 2 -s t o r y
home wilh all tbe mrai.
G arage door opener .
waler softener, d.-
con&.or wall covenngs
Call for app l . $Ul9.SOO
m3liS3 87S-4777 e\'M
associated ·
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Owner will carry t.be
paper• Coty 3 Bdrm
b>mr, 2 bnck flnplaces
in llvtnc room and fa m 1
ly room Room tor boat
or RV $161 .~ Ci.It
m..59!0 Fashion Along Coast P ! ® lfl~!l',I
Lee Spanish n«utJve t.>me. HaDdtonw We 4
pee • '1'00¥• lloonn&
Lee f nnJ dlD rm r,' ua brea.k1 ut rm Lvly rml
tntry 6 mstr bdrm
siate, pf~ dt1l w frpk
A UDIQ'-olfenng ..,hH'h
ITU5l be lftrl By a ppt
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Su~ ftnanci.ng 11•1111 .
oa lb1' lovel)' 4 ~R.
faa:aly rm home wllb re
I lain& Vle'W ol mt.Qs &i
b11ls1de Reatul1caly
pn<"ed at DtSl.SOO Ca II
DOTTIE VALDrrlSE
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Half·sue and smaJI fashions will be on viev.
.. this week on the Orange Coast. And here arc
some other opportunities to see what's new for
sprang and summer
Monday, March 30: Small·siie fashions will
be shown at May Co .. Soulh Coas t Plaza. ac
cording lo petite consultants who will be availa
hie from 11 a m. to 3 p.m. and 7 lo 9 p.m ever>
day this week.
Tuesday. April l : Half ·Size fashions for
.... s pring and summer will be previewed by buyer
, Betty Stockton at Neiman.Marcus. Fashion
lalaAd!romlla.m . to3p.m . Wednesday also.
Jeana still rule the fashion scene, according
to Brittania designs, highlighted at a s p.m .
_ show at May Co .• South Cout Plaza.
Wednesday, April 2 . The gleam of blades
dancing across the ace will be presented at
Fashion Is land 's Ice Classics show daily
through Saturday starting at noon. The show
"111 feature Buddy La Londe on 26-mch blades
Fnday. Apnl 4 The rlrntstones will come
lo hfe 3t a Hanna Barbera stage !>bow .H Ma>
<.:o . South Coast Plaza. a t 3 pm
Saturday. Aprils· The Easter Parade starts
at I. Magnin, South Coast Plaz.a. with fashions for all ages at 12 30 and l p.m
Big Beautiful Magazine editor Carole Shaw
will commentate a show of larger-size fashions
at Nordstrom, South Coast Plua. at 1J a.m.
Children's fashions will be featured al
Neiman·Marcus. Fashion Island. informally
modeled from 11 ·30 a m. to 2 pm
( Horoscope J
·-TUESDAY.APRILi
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES <Mar. 2l·Apr. 19): You win through
charm. Element of surprise works lo your ad·
vantage. Taurus, Ubra, Scorpio persons figure
promi.oeotly. Emphasis on home environment,
-life style. domestic adjustment, public response
t.o your efforts.
TAURUS CApr. 20-May 20): Accent on ob·
t.ainJng luxury Item. making amends t.o family
member over re<:ent disagreement, restoring
harmony , lining up duties and improving
services. Pisces, Virgo persons play significant
roles. In matters of speculation, stick with
number7.
GEMINI (May 21· June 20): This is power· ~ play day for you -creative Juices now. you im·
print style, you speculate. make changes and
could be very much in love. Business efforts
succeed as you bring priorities into focus
Capracom. Libra persons figure prommenUy.
CANCER (June 21.July 22). Views are vin·
dicat.ed; study GeminJ message. Long·range
projects demand attention-tie loose ends.
Close transaction, fllliah what you start, get
valid property appraisal. Aries, Ubra persons
play "manipulative" roles.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22>: New coo~pts. con-
~ tacta, original met.bod.a are part of exciting
scenario. Accent on relatives, short trips ,
' venatile approach. perceiving potential. See
picture u a whole, leave details and fine points
for another time. Get "fJavor" of project.
VltGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Follow through
on teacb1q-leaml.ng process -give full rein to
lntultive intellect. Hunch ls likely t.o be on r la.rtet. C&ncer, Leo, Aquarius individuals are
likely to~ key rotes. You could locate object
('-that bad bit or at.oleo.
\ LIB&A(Sept.23-0ct.22>: Dlverslly,expand
, base of opera6ooa, take a more independent
stance follow throu&b on YoW' own Juclcmeot.
YOW" fuaenwty comea into play. Element. of
luck, tlminl romblne lo your fa~r. Gemini,
S.tittarlua natl vet figure prominently.
8()0aPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Revise and re·
view; take DOtb1na for aranted. Look beb1nd
. .,., •eenu in effort to perceive moUvea. A
.. special" me et in ~ could be on age nda .
Aquarius. Leo persons figure promUlently Key
1s to be discreet while Jeathenng mlormat1on
SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 2l l Accent
on "exciting prospects.·· Fneodsh1ps develop,
the buslnegs and romance departments are ac-
tivated. Gemiru. Virgo and ~r Sag1ttanan
play featured roles. Wish comes true. but there
are forms. applications lo be completed
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·Jan. 19>: Acqwesce
lo request from family member. even if it
mearui temporary change of life style. Taurus,
Libra, Scorpio persons figure in scenano Ac·
cent on primary concerns. ambitions. car~r potentiaJ.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18>: Emphasis on
abstract qualities . mathematical equations.
long·distance calls, ~pec1al communicahons,
travel and study plans. Pi.sees. Virgo natives
figure prominently. Romance and intrigue are
part of challenging scenario.
PISCES <Feb. 19-Mar . 20): Concentrate on
where you want to go, basic concerns. issues
and responsibilities. Check financial status or
one who would work closely with you.
Women's History Book
(AP) -The NaUonal Archives tiu issued a
new collection of eaaays oo women's history,
·'Clio Wu a Woman."
The volume contains edited papers and
commentaries oo studies In the history of
American women over lbe put 200 years
Among the essays included are "Eleanor
Roosevelt's Role io Women·s History,"
"Women in the American Revolution" and
"Women, Civili%aUoo aod the Indian Question."
The book sells for Sl9.9S and un be
purchued from the Howard University Press.
2900 Van Nese St. NW, Washington. D.C .• 20008.
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CONMesa
APRIL FOOLS Easter
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SALE
No Fooling ... All
Antiques 40% Off
April 1st-5th only
Super nice selection of curio cabinets.
SO day layaway avallable.
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on ttle bunnv·s lap
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Beach Grut ~lntcr ASSUMAILE91/•°to COMDO S ECURITY RLDG
home wrth a low 1J1leN"!l ~oruer bay 6 ni~hl COHYBl~OH l.11.n-deluxP penthouse a98WD.a~ loan Owrwr hli:ht 'ieW'I ' HlithlY up EMldeni Of" ~v~,...' ? ..._.__ 2 baths r l ml y con.<.lder ram Lil" .. I ~ Tnna _ _._, ll\ I. ..... .. UUJ .,...., • • rp c .
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$199,500
Fmtastic BIO + sq ft home Totall y r t
modeled, hardwood
flocn. bay WlDdovn loo
(io ur met ll ll c hf'n
oveloo ll.s s unn y
lreaJd a.at wrea 2 i.f"Ke
bdrms d o w nstai rs.
~ st.ory hollu spec-
t1cu.Jar mutn swtr
Hugf' dre:u1n a art"a,
raised Rom11n lub. mar
blP lop pull mans + 2
IJU'e quttn i.1u bdrms
A must to ..ee Ca II now '°' pt>nonal prev1t'w
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INYISTC>aS.
LOoec AT THIS!
Duple11
Nwpc1 lkb 1239 .000
Tripi.ell
c.ost.a Meaa S1 C9.000 c On Lot
OBt.a Mesa SZ411.000
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c:osta Mesa
4-Plex
Calta Mesa
4 Plex
Anabelt'D
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Cosu Mesa
6 Uruts a.ta Ye.a
7 Unita
Slr.6,000
$179.000
1144.000
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DI0,000
a.ta Meaa $410.000
Trlr Park
fbveralde S27S.OOO
Moat al llM!H propert.les
offer outstandi ng
~ and very good
i.Dcome. Let UI belp you
w1tb your 1nveslmeot needa. Olli ~..,
SELECT
PROf>E;RTIES
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ta thia eletant ZIOO sq ft
EXECUTfVE home lo
QUJrr CJ.rllbMt by the
Sea Perched lo tbe
HJGHLANDS with a
peell-a·boo OCEAN
VIEW. Tbla home bu tt aD ..... y care laodlcap. ~. luJe bealed pool
wttb petloa and deektn•
for entertatntn1 aod
Wet puUel Two UMd
brfclt flrcplacu. 4
Bdnn. 3 beth • .. OST OP' ALL... owner will
finance 11 much u SlU.000 wltb 1ood
term1 . AtkiQI
IDS.GOO .• IO call BOW.
WAI.LACI I CO.
IMl.TOIS
729-HU
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home fe.tlW't'S a hu,e
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carry I.he pa per al S20' ;
down Pool. tl"nn1:.
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floor <'Ondo 24 Hr
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pool ta~ Perfe<t f~ , ________ _
lht bag fanuly and the pn~ 1.11 nght at Sll.8.500
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hardwood noon. doub~
garage Lot 60x120.
SlZS,000
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P09fTCH•IMB P E H I M S U L A ~r wants to carry brand oew• New roof,
carpets. ~t. Jotcbm.
the woru • Incredible
\l.lue. Just reduc-ed Co
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vai:it.ap ' CaU 7$2.-1700
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Owner will carry flD8JlC· and cabmetry. Oat par·
I OJ. No quahfy10~ to quet noon. st.a.med &Lull\
buyer Unbelievable J w1ndow1 and much.
Bdrm. 2 story home much more . $330,000.
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2515 E. Coo1t Hwy .• COf"OM ~Mor
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PENINSULA POIMT
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homL." ( ·10-,t.• to o<'ean S.125.000
IAYflOMT
Wt• han· l'IC H'ral ranl· homt•l'I
with p1C'r & shp
El TORO HORSE COUMTRY
\ Bdrms. 3 b<tlh:-.: ranch s tyll'.
mani-estal(' in oran g<' groves. $2.t9.500
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Buy~1de Onv" N 8 67~ 6161
*****
DALEBOUT I BAY & BEACH
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
COME WITH us ... to BA YCREST. You'n
b• infri«JU"I wtfft this attrocti'I• 4 bedroom.
famify & formal dinilMJ room horM. Luurious
pool. l car gar~. OWMr will corry
c ompleff financ: inq. S 2 8 4. 900.
NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811
IEAD
AU
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One comes <1IOQJt every
onre i n a while -4
Bdrms. 3 baths, dinmg
room . add-oa family
room. Bui ltln 6 s lool
welbar refrige rator .
icemaker. room for PoOl table. Ma gnificent
pyramid skylight wilb
polished brass. Huge
~ area. therf'S jusl
much. much more for
mly Sll9.9SO Act now'
Trade Catalina 27' ln
board Sail Roal a"
pwtLll1 payment on lD
rome Propeny, R·t. or
R·2. Condo? Newport
area" 714 ~2163
WAT'ERAIOMT
FOnCL05UaE
Newport Beac b , 3
bdnns. IO Ft. tront.a&e
on water. OWDer neeila
fast sale. Willing lo be ~able. call fCK ~
tails. 646-7171
•
r~lill [®'IH~ii:ii
LEASE/OPTION VILLA BALBOA
.. ew CllMI ,_.,., lived in 2 bclrrft. 2 bo
w/flref>lace and MVtral dKor. s~
c oftdo o•erlooks cyefltbdt. Sl I 0,000.
631-1400. $10.000 dowll & $750 ,-r
mo.leow.
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631-1400 67Ut00
«iJ Coldwe.11 Ban~er
DOVEll SHottES EST A TE
This spectacula r five bedroom ho m e must be seen to be appreciated.
Pri vacy. view. pool with s pa,
expansive master bedroom s~~te :
these a re just a f cw of the amenities.
Call for appointment. $599.000.
r INNEWPORTCENTER
.,
• 644-9060 ~
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EIE
llDlll ILlllS aa.
OVER 55 ~RS OF SERVICE
UDO ISU
one ()( Newport Beach's M05l ~resugioua
Areas Wit.Ii Private Beaches, Tennis Courts &
Clubhom<'. CharmlnR Five Bedroom Homr
With Coiy Oen/Study. LMae Formal Olnlnl(
Room, Master Suit<' With Spa Ellctptlon•I
Offering On Larae Lot At ~.ooo.
M1W US~
Well Del~ Tbrtt Bedroom. Two Ba th
Home With Sunny O erden Room KitcMI\ Plu•
Rpeclal Vaulted eetuniis ln Formal Dlnln•
Room It Uvtn'f R.oom Large Yard With
Patio. OllJy $149.000.
@;
WA,..,.OMT-VACANT-tlH,000
1-~anln.1 1c· bu~ &. o<·,~ n 'lt•w A rPal
b('aul\ in lht• "''" kno"n Mui Kui
licuuttfully rt'f urhai.ht•d 1n~Hit! &. out
"1th lul\h rww 1·ptr\i.t & drupt.•l\ lncutrul
t·o lor. 1 nt•v. ktldwn n pplrnnt·e~ H u~l'
It\ 1n.u rm "'1th ti IH'\\ mirrorl'<l "'all
rt•fl<'<"ltng t'\t·1ting ho:1t IH!ll\lly 2 Lg<'
hd1""·2 halhs St•l• Jn) t1mt·
WISUY H. TAYLOR CO .. 11.ALTOAS
21 I I S-Joaquhl HHb Rood
HEWPOIT C!NTll. H.I . '44-4fl 0
.......................................
LIKE A MODEL INSIDE AHD OUT
Pn•s ltJ.!IOllS T11rtl..rm·k Highlands ~
lll'droom. tamalv room. dt•ladwcl
honw l'rnft''-"1m1allv <kroratt.•<I and
I :i ndsc•:qwd ( h l' rl<H1k In.I.! rw rk an1t
h 111 s Prn·l '<1 to !-.t• ll q 1111· k 1 y al $212 . .3110
U~l()U~ ti()M~S
REALTORS. 675·6000
244.l l ul to•~' Hlgh, ... v. Cc;non• d~I M•r
W(. HAVL 2S Of. rtll er ~T USTINC.~ IN TO WN
BLUFFS
BRAND NEW HOMES
Last r hanc1' to huy. 2. :l & ·\ bdrrn
homt~. 1 & 2 "lnriC's. fin('<;l , latt•<;t
.1menalH''• SOm(• \.\Ith \I('" $225.000
To S250.000 l~CLt.:D I ~1G L\ND Low
111 ,•; inu·r<.·sl financan~· For app't lo
st•c. call
HELEN 8. DOWD
REAL TOI, rHC. 644-0114
U1t & Ivy With tM bperls
HAllOR VIEW '
. HILLS
VIEWVlEW I
~
100/oDOWH
Pnme 0 .C Properties a~ rib k1w down
find J.2<,l. fUW)ci.ng pro-
vi ded. Prices range
Crom ~ to '105.000
Fer detAiled iolormauon
call JO ANN DORAN
All.. &'51-11522
Ont' <ilory •I Hdrm I I. u s k ho m t• o n
pr1m1• llarhvr \''""' 11111 .. ,,,.. .. ., l"ronl
MODOWH
&iper sharp 3 Bdrm ron
do. JUSl off Newport
Frwy at Marfo"add~n
~ w lupgradfo:r, .u>d
afered With 5"' VA or
f1" terms. Only asl11.o.:
l'lJ.500 ~3666
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c n u r I \ 1 r •I
I r,1!h1•1lral ••II n"'
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or-n ll;11h ••
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realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY
QUALrTY LIFESTYU!
ExC'eptional hayfronl res1dcnCl'
cu<,lom built hy prl'sent ov.-nn 3
levels of qu:t l aty dC'c;1gn and
constru<:tion provacl<.>s 4BRs. form~!
living and dinin~ rooms & dramatic
family & librar y areas. Lg PH'r &
s lip. Offere<1 in fce al St.975.000.
Martha Macnab 642·8235. CH -79>
752-1414
(~ "~ (9"4~
64Z-12ll
'lOI ()o-,er~f'
551 ... 700
Wocdir~ (en1~
64 ... 200
Hotbot v~-C&<>itit
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SB.L WITH CONFtDIMCE
U1t '(OS' ....... wttt. tM ~ ..
Oc,_ '9dffc lt..C ht.h • rwctlv. •
OM yMr' holM ~ ,._ .. M cost
to yow. "
-MIWrOIT llACH CONDO.
MW...._.,__tw ...... lle ... ••·
.... ......, .......... al • MC.
Cet My pool, .,.: ,.., •• ..... ,... ............ clNNu~
-•HAT COMMllCIAL COIHH. Loc.w .. e....w... . .-......
wttlt ...... ••Y .._,., .. wMI nMti --· 2744 l. COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAI
75S.1&16
r AIJC IN llLU
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5"CIA&. T9tMS
IMWY.U.SS
Terrific 4 Bdtm, out llMdin& OCHA .. harbor ~ltlWI Owner Will C an-y
m>,CXX>2nd T C.
EASTSIDI TIJPUX
OWCAT I~•
2:5% down and owner
catT)' balan« Modem
ardutec:ture 3 Bdrm
owners wut. la.rse bark
yard Two 2 Bdrm. bell
locaoon. near Westcurr
1119.000
RMAHCIHG
NOil.iMS?
Thf'n i.ee this ~rtat
family homt 1n ronvt
D1enl &tstbluH Owner
will rarry an .,11 1n
cltaJve lnJ!>t ~ & you
can move l.11 r11thl a ,.11y
J Bdnm & 3 bath.-; +
family rm . it1J ror only
1264.000
\ lh\ •1110 II
11.ar l11•r 111' 1·•lrTh·n1 c 11
t«MT"INCiTOM
LAMDMARK
OVB40COHDO
Lovei,y 2 Bdrm. 2 bath
i.1nglt' s tory MARI NA
PLAN Upgrades .:alore
Sll.2..!iOO! Ask for G1JU1y
962-4454 •
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COATS& WALLACE
REAL ESTATE. INC.
SOMETHING NEW
FOR YOU
1~ yn new. totally up
gradtd J Bdrm hom~.
ram rm. bngbl cheery
kilcben. buUun vacuum
syslem. laundry rm
Cowllry lot Terms
YOU BET! S106.000. as
s ume Isl. 2nd & 3rd
loom
SEW UsrtNG Wa-. .1 1
Bdrm. now C'Of\\ erted to
a sl)a<.'IOUb 3 Bdrm 11.1lh
new rpts. dral>(!:. and
paint thru oul Onh
8),000 Woo I l.1~t
536-9311
ALLSTATE
REALTORS -------
CHE.Ar DUPLEX
LO';.. down buy~ a dupl4''
on .i ~ldablt> ljO"( 150 R 2
lot Owner carnt"S the
balanre and will sub
onhnate to .1 conslrU<'
t.Jon loan An ~xcellenl
buy
BA LBOA ISLAl\D
REALTY
673-3700
PALM SNIHGS
lndulll Welh C C Villa
New 13'< f1nanc1n.:
w1good down l.Jil r la&\
[)ecor11tor ·s borne On
L5lb green J br. 3 ba. all
extras ac hr se<-. Also J
br. 3 ba coodo Ma r
rað Golf C Sam ~
good fuianctoii. Saulh
Meyer. Agt 640·!>357 or
s&-7813.
..... lta.d 1006 .......................
Cl ... ltt at& HOME
U11u1ual -remodtled
md renovated 3Br home
pha 2 Bdrm apt. Large
kmty rooms. mstr ba\h
baa jacunl. Dbl gar.
..ubop, lal&Ddry rm
ta.\.000 Lm lri1dll1I Ir A1toe.
'75-lllt
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Oceanside ol hwy Plua
renlal. 2 Rr. 2ba unit
«11tt pr ILSS.000 duwn
Ownrr wall r1nan re
Weekdaya cllll <tit 6
-.-.is Own Alt\
1024 .......................
ATT9mOH
• ...,_S/
IHVISTOltS
Eul.&lde <*Ser bome oo
latie R-2 comer lot. Crty
aPllfOYed du;piex pla.os
~luded In purcbue
price. Aak1nc 187.SOO Far an appointment lo
see. call ~Wl
.F~ HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
._ tSjr/o Lo.
,.. I A•oc.kt T'"
Take over low mt.erest
loan on Uus Cabfonua
Con temporary 3
bedroom hunJly home
Tastefu lly decorated
home. new wallpa~r.
~ area. faouly rm.
fin?ptat'e About S38.000
down and owner will
help floan!'e S109.950
RK..R Ste} 1720
TAABEU.. -·
WHATAVAWE
This qualit) built 3
Bdrm 2 balh h o m e
r~aturt s . hardwood noon. shut' roof. oew
dnveway largr yJrd
<&nd 1~ pnr~ al onl)
187.960 Call ~1151
SAU: OR TttADE
J 8R. 2 Ba nur •.ooo
Ownr a•. 75.2-I023
MBAD&Mil
(By Owner I
I.mime 3 ~ 2 ba. 11
heated pool 1120.000 zn FrMCl!t Lil Call to
1eeS...2Z23
EAUSllE UNITS ·
OWIO W/CAllY u..• or • unlU o~r
will carry with a re
MOD&b6e down payment
Call MS-91' 1
.1. OPfN HOUSE
REALTY
~,
owe lstT.D.
t~<; Interest l br. 2 ba F..ast.s• 1l U,000 Agt,
fM2. 9'illl6
STOP
Don·t wa il . tomorrow
m1&ht be loo l~Le
Ab&olutely 1mmaeulah-
ColJegt' Park home Par
q uel wood floors 1n
lutrhm. warm and cozy
llv101t room Movt' an
rond1t1on Won l last·
l{WTY ' &U--0303
-l~ Parle hm 17xlf'
tustom pool. l"dS l.ri: J
IJlf olbt.I ~. 2 I 11 KV •<
~HERITAGE I , t.• MP \ lrl
'f • 11 ,,r t •"' r • f .\
REALTORS I -,., f\ :.·rid .... _ .. , ·••1 1 ... "',
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MEWUSTIMG
MESA V&Df
EXlCUTlYE
LJ(t' 5 bdrm home w 1, I)'
~g pooi nt-ur the
country rlub oo qwet
cul de ·~ae Gorg.-ou~ I
rru.lr su1ll' w prival•·
twtkooy Must be ~n
Owners have b<>u~hl
atWJt.her & are oHenng
lhlll ma.:ruhc-ent hom~
al only S l89 lJ!>O
w C'reative ltrm:.
llu:rry.
S4S-9491
OAK GLEN
Dut 1nct1ve nrw 2
bedroom . 2.,._ ba con
dommii.am •Jll!IO ZSlA Ddea Ave.C M
~8734
M!WUST1HG
121/fo/o RHAHCSMG!
... only SlJ:> 000 th.la I l(t' !>
bdrm. r mly OOUH' .. on I
la.o;t Ion((' Great Mt'Sa
Del Mar localJon n~Jr
'C'bools park & 1411\'
'The lads will loH:· tl too·
llu:rry'
54S-9491
SYCAMORE
Gt.ee
IRAHDNEW
Fabulous. large 3 bd :?•,
ba Quality lO"-'nhomt>
rcrdos Only 4 a' a1lable.
from Sl09.990 :M:.l S..nt«
ArWl Ave 642-6i34
IACK IAY
lSTTIMF: Of"n.:R.:o
A roomy JBR home with
pool Pnred to ~U at on
ly Sl29.000
CAU. 644-7211
DESPERATE!
3 Bdrm. 2 bath. n1rt' a~a near Soo Coast
Plan $87.500 Bkr
63J.S'T.J7
flllCI llDUC ID!
West.side. C M Room
for 7 condos Agt
m.8170
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• Wia4aa .. oc,h I 040 ...........•.••........
IUCH COTTAGE
't-wly rt'nO\ a led Jbr
Iba on doublt> lot onJ) .1
bills fro m p1i>r r I'
$150 (X)j
Parll Plart'.lnc ~ 74'il
WATl:RROMT HOME
101 rt oo water LRt
dodl 4"'i Br. 4"'i ba O~
A POINT Spar In 1n1t
w pool S a r r1f1<.'e
S700 000 Call "i .1 n r y
~AR\
WcAtobeech.
Ni5ume 9 ._,,.., loan 2 br
cUJdo •.ooo Pnnc on
ly Agt 536 1484 o r
SJMOU
IDCUTIYI MOMI
Desant 2 sty w tpoo/
Huer mstr BR. aunke11 uv Rm. formaJ d.uun11:.
itourlM't lulrh Palos
Verdes folc SJ75.000 l'nrn!kaivr11mm 962·4471 ( "') 546·8l03
,AD"-ACf
c;arbo ~odt>I t Bdrm on
QUlt>I c.~dudc<I C'UI d•
,aC' lot $1&4 000 C.ill
K.Jn ()rt
R. E ~s
961-8177
PRICH> IB>UC B>
r>.<n> on Uu5 ni<'t' :lbr
I •.ba bomt> t-I' .... <1"'
IJUOO
Parll Pl<i<'t' lnl' >W:? 74J;I
l~i140fl .... -.. 1042 ....•.•••..............
Sprrtaru.J.ar Water \'1t,.
1'wotun 2br dt'n. 2<,ba.
:? fµk~. pool. !'pa. ~aun.1
tt'ruu~ Sl95.000 Sellt'r
11. cam oott>
Real 1-:i!talt' ' R · L"-.
7 I 4 552 Oil()
JUSTUSTB>!
i\s .. umable. ~olar l)l)<)I
and 'Pa f.i b ul ou'
Hart>our bom~. J Bdrm
and den Only $65,000
dtlWn Aasume 11 ~.,·~
$237 .000 Hurry '
M H Real f);tale
714-497 :nl9
$13,590
Down 1 No Quabfyinit •
Owner will flnan r e '
Bngbt cb~~ry bomt'.
steps to l be lake 1n
Woodbndge. c.a a.ct c.,..t
754-1202
t 10 OCEAH VIEW
EMHALD IAY
La kl• u book .vou <«Jn ·1 put down. ai. onl•
W<J\' of dei,c·nbin)! tha..., approx1matcl~
4.000 sq It mat'l'tton. When vou s~e at .
Hi u 'll \\~int tu :-.Lay . 18' b(.>amed
c·t.•altng. 32x30 l1v1ng room. 3 firepl&rc~
plu:-. l1h rt1r~ Wal l..., o( g l a!'".
bl'c•at ht<JkanJ! Vtl'W of ocean Pool plu:-
"Pa Prl\ ale ht•aC'h. tind lcnn15 C'ourt
Spcc:taeular sun-.ets 2 \ hour 'iet·urat~
guard Ownt·r \.\di hc'lp fanunc<'. 1\<'l
I , .. ' '
~THE REAL ~ESTATERS
I 044 Mt.,.... •och I 06t ...••...•..••........•. . .....•.........••..•..
tlMITHWOOD
Custom ho me with J
bedrooms and ~n With
pnvale atnum 2f.oo sq tt eau toda)'
LOTS
Prom 5.000 sq ft In u
rlus1vt-NORTHWOOD
Ibid your own drtam
IXlfnt
@ RANCH REAL TY ~ 551-1222
LOWEST PRICED
DE'TACHJo:O UO~H. 11'
WOOOBRIDGt: ' onl)
Sl 2~ !1'15 Luq•ly 2
bedroom dt'n 1n be't
loc11uon ul Broiodmoor
~ ASSt:\tE ..i g•,
lo..1n Bran~ you r
1-herlt bc:1ok ll ' ' di' ii n I
lrt:RRY"
NE£D QUICK
SALE
Ow ntr ha~ bou 1eh l
anoth<'r ASSL'M F: h1~
~.-loan Lovel} o;plil
~t>I 2 bedroom rondo
tn WOODBRID<. t; /\1r
rond . s~r pauo. etc
Hl RRY '' J UST
LISTED Askmg 1111.990
WOOOBRIOGE
REALTY
551-3000
~ Assumable
Loan
Top level bome 10
R&llcbo San Joaqwn
1lllS t.ownbo~ LS In ODe
of the ~st l()('atlon:s
Qutt ruJ dt' sa c 'lrt•t·l
O\t>rlookinl! .:reent>ell
and park ~0\1' ID C.-lOdl
uc.i :! Mrm.' t•n
If 523 CAMPUS Da· IRvr"E
L..aipaa leodt I 048 ..••••....••..•.•......
L.AGU.eA MEADOWS
(~ Charle-:; Rt'all>
L' prou:i to present lbest"
'1Pw homt>:. ~1 1u.Hed
~l it~ntle h1Jb1d~
Pn~ from SJ00.000
67S-7512
OCEANFRONT
Ne w m o dular typ<'
l'omes, pvt rommumly.
2 bdls. 24 hr SKllnly,
... ub letl1n~ OK
(114 'l&-3816 ---------
L\•ly 3 bdrm. rmty bom ..
S un k t>n 11 v rm
w dramalJc bn<.'k frplr
Separate J!U~:S L qrlr'
w own bal.h.l. Charmin!(
hou.,,.e 1n mo'>l prr
~ ll fOOU$ I()(' a lJon
759-1 so '
(-l~t!i!JlfliJfl
BIG CANYON
~arul;ir J?Olf rour..•·
t2itatr 68)() -,,.q JI. 1 lO •
Bdnm. s•~ :-£~ 1'1101
dlld 'pa Sl .295 .000
THE STARNES CO.
673-7761
UDO ISLE
:? SI > early Cahf 3 Bl<
c1 .. n. J ba . la~ rm
• flJI & ~amt'd C'l'll
Cozy patio Wallt 111
llt'at'h dub & lenn"
f.K'll Q l.5.IXXJ. Call
~JON REALTY
4IM-0731
YIU.A BALBOA
Ear1\1ng new proJecl bay & ocean views. I ~ I.
Bdrms ror -.al .. a nd
lease. Res alei. 5t a rt ID IC
at Sl.25,000. Several l <'
~from Agent
m-o..IO OT" 631-0486
Waterfront Dork·Bwlt1
)'OW' awn custom ~
Dl!OO' lot. e03 _,, St
~I OI' 6T.J..:fl('1
HEWPORT HGTS
3 Lovely bdrm ~
1 J..Ba . n r sc h Is
Supe r Cle an
$151 950.
JONES REAL TY
673-62 lO
VlLU IALIOA
l'\Jt'f\l .,,.eeiu to bu) or
lt>.i...'-f' •)J>lton " · rt'sali-
Pal n rk Tenort' i\ t<I
~ l3i6
MUST SELL
Ba<'k Bay view rondo
Onl) Pl.W> 2 Bdrm. '
ba. frplc 29r: dn or
IJ"•r~ ml loan assump
lion with s:ll.000 dn
WORLD R.£.
556-1111
601 UDO
Super waterfront rondo
with SpectaruJar VltW
~c;wmble loan. Call for
details
*Cote Realtv
& lmt•-.tmt•nt
640-5777
110 C>.9 OCE.AM YU
Ftt land. Exqubit~lv
decorated Steps to pvt
bc h Great t e rm ...
Priced to sell al S:SSS.000
~.547..040•
OWMll W /CARRY
TD
c.-.. ...-1022 COHDO
2 Bdrml, 2 beU.. f11>k .
dbl gar. owe at only
10% I.at. 2"> dn. ~/P nooo.
Nort hwood /Ca n y on
Crttlt Plan IV. 4Br .
3Ba. guard gate. Tenru.s.
pool Aaaumable loan.
Seller wlll carry 2nd
trust deed. Leue fop
Um.
3-st.ory V1 EW home. lrg
lot , walk lo bearh.
1170.000 u~ aaau.mable .
J Br 3 Be. den, bonus
rm. 2 s unded1.s, new
carpetinlt .tr firs By
Owner. 1·525-1619 or
~
J BR 2 Ba, duunit area,
lovely tiled patio.
partially eocloeed.. de·
coraUve iron supports
Vacant , probate .
$145,000.
.......................
..-WU~
2 Bdrro duJ>ltr +tie
l\ml\ qrtn. So. ol hwy. -.ooo down. owner will
carry bal•n<'C fl' 1P
~.~1. -=·o,.uC3 hi'\
WOILDLL
51111
.... a.. Condo. So. Cit
Terrac•. SUKdn . Int
12~~. $1 2 .000 .
m-Ml ...
17100DOWM ow c. 3 bedJoama. oea.r
tbt ~. No qMllfy.
101. Family rm , ~· can ao,ume.
lt/l..Mt..cm>
Sll,000 OOWM "°"' •. ., .. Nemr ~ • ...,,.,.
2 be .. frpls_. ta, ODO.
cn4'mB\r Pn~ ... '-!Only
"
TUKTll IOCll •
By Lusk. 3br • dlo
room. Nearly new.
show• llh • model.
Slit.JOO. Call Barry
n-edlrick Gl·lm
c •••• ,.,. ._,.. .....
1'llb onr low lDterelt
paymeet1 oe thls
fabuloua 4 bedroom
''Y•I•" model. Ne w drapea fDlrrored wet w . tlle tlilowen; 2YI
bl&bl. dWaa area. ram1.
t.y room.~. Com· aunltJ pool. Doe'\ ...
It! ... IOO. BXR Call
~
TAAllEU. _....
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fOW ... TS
On I .. model. l'ltO
.. ft.48r1 Ba
llU,000. ~ int.
By()waer' .........
RED CARPET
REALTORS
~
11 )'OU·,.. "' the ma
for a bttti..r car. be a~ '° d'iecll the many • lldvert~.U ror sale
0-lfit-t
,.
~J11• H•••HU.h1W1ti1• ...._ ... hti1~ Hn1nU.fa '"'' ..._.&We • t •
GCl'W
COTTAM
Ca• It• ••rfect .............
l•l• a a-.ow•hce.
........... IO .....
9'• ~~: ....
• ¥t 0 ° OM 1"•
V.raalll• to.do. S.1
........ Nodon
fill() , aTl.CIOO, IUOO
llllllait1. ~rm
View"-• . to uaume!!
bcL prof, &dKf 'd. ,Prio. oofy. Patr ck Teaare, ,.,,,., 131. ms.
THllWFPS
'3 Bdnm .. 2 belb, l·story . :..I unit. New carpels,
~alnt . Near pool
,$111,500 ('91.500, 10%
loan)
:; Apat~
' • SU-000 DOWN•
)bllea o•er fanta1tlc
ocran new condo.
1...-PJmts ever.
BUIUlY WON'T LAST
542-7717
JI Hrs.. AleDl. Tl m
OCIAMROMT
Sbr, family bome on
Pminsu.Ja. Owner wall tam.3539.
IAYCUST
Owner t.ramferred. Wall
to wall privacy as you
step thnl gated enUy &n·
&o q&aet secluded 4 Bdrm
home. Built around
1•ncloeed patio-it has
dining room. ram1ly room, elegant kitchen
and step·down living
l'OOO'I off patio. YOU own
the land t.oo ! SllM.000
642-5200
r1~
2HOUSl5
Utt an one. rent the
other. 11,ta blocks to
beach. l'iC>.000 to auwne
existing Joan Own I Agt .•
w~lldays art e call
~9531.
5t.b 1'1oor View Condo
l br l be, I&. t.kioay, OD
the bey W/Ottan view.
S23S,OOO. Agt. /Owner
ln-1144, call for appL
.......... HelCJM• ~SUPAE 10.6% loan.
Complete remodel.
S2'75.000. Rae Rodeen.
Re/Mu. 4131 .12J615.
.......................
.......................
COSTAttlSA
Jtl5I 1ITJ Western, k>
IP9<'41 rent. 28r. 28a.
Akan 11chac. garden
ltab, aalaad ai1t cben,
~ Jl1IU. <UrnllO I T....._ .............
972-&121
Adil pet pR. llDique 1700
5q ft dbl wide, low Sp{'
n!!l1l or bdL ~
NEWPORT llACH
lm P\aqua, dbl wide
281', 2Ba. sunken ram
rm It bdrms. frplcs.
prdeo tub, fenced yd, ocn breelie. CiU.aJ ).
Tortohe
... Ho...
972-8421
~HOAGHOSP.
l Bdrm apando lo adult
pm\. Space l"t!Dl. $1'6. F I P $12,000 casb.
se-t6T1
•EXCITING•
Udorft
1974 Traveleze
W/cabua, OUWide pal.Jo
le prdm. Disbwasher
d1spo1al-Cros trree
Frigidaire. f'rencb
armoare divider . 2
at.orase abeds, corner
-<J:IU&363 ) Stiiecial ..,
J..ovely-ltiply 'C>S"ded
Villa West Home. 20ldi0,
nicall S star pan. cor ·
ner lot w /large patio
area. Air eond-ooly
S'l1 ... <.nao29)
CU.SSIC
MOl&IHOME
SALIS
2'106 llarta'. Ste 206.A
540-6937
our OF WOUI .._
aelll I New ao,al OM
fam.tJ .-ts. IBr, ...
uke o•er pa~meau <MC. ll2,.500. Imm r•+
posseulon I I (SIU•).
Ila" 88MISll
a&xeo • 1.973 P'ltttwood
(KU26'·i) Beaulifal
Huotineton Beacb Pk
Pnced far below m.arltet
at S3S,lm.
G IBRAL TA R
MOBIUIOME
135-BZ
\'\king 2 BR. 2 ba .• 1200
sq. f\., dbl wide. Adull
park w /pool, etc. No
pets. Nr. 51ares.
Anxious! 642-5333
1100 .......................
4-PLEXES
MOM SIH.000
200/oDOWH
.... DCSMEY\.AHD
8robr (114 Y1» 1624
Bl'y • oceaD VleW. Large
a1sumable, lowest
priced view bome In
1rriDe Ternce. Call fM
details, Century 21
Newport Center ,
~. Newport! Exceptaooal ---------F.aalbtuff localioD! Over
By Owner' De Ann S 4 2 . 0 0 o Ir o as
Ba,ude Village, 2 Br 1~ 1195.000 . .All'D Avail. at
&, frplc, bit-ins. YI 8 % 1nterest·only oo
home ~ mobile, paoo, ~ 000 n .. _ ll:M\7c.c.t>
pgal. spa. pvt bch. only -· . D&I. _, -
$59,500. 60·6312, .... ,,., .. , 1350
2D,..tll2 -·-·················· 1076 .......................
NO QUAUFYING! ~down owe 12i,ta%.
Slunoinf brand new 3
. Bil It FR. 2800 sq.I\.
.Pano ocean view. ---ll.B. Beal !lat.ate,
11Ml'l-U08
Oce..~Lot
~ l·Acre> Three Ardl Bay, So. Lapna.
SM rare to entire So.
OJat. Seaarily enclave
overlooh e•qulsite
cove. Courtesy to Brkrs.
Qualified buyers only
...... 213.czB.1300.
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44 lllS
Mll1'09CAI.
OfflCIWI.
•• kwelaMa Au redaTelOf•eol area -.-or ... '111.r OW ·-'"' .... ,... .... cau dJred or coll•C'\ ..,....hn, wom..u.
51111
20..W~
Beautiful l bd, l ba
townbou1e uott1
• /tr,ka, vau.h.ed cell
~ lirV'llmta IG-llOS
'RENTAL
INOOIU! PBOPEBTY
D .lllO Modular Type
I illam., >a b.r MC'\U'I ty, 3
MIW IMTS. C.M.. 1.411 ad, Ille oner'a UA·
I& •itrpl. )'atd.. ,....,. 4..Uu-.ooo. ao ..... I. 1'81..a.--. .... ..,
100 .,...91,900,000 Wtill lotMild .... ped .
...... ~aoly
lNVJ'.sTll ENTS Ql'tabed m4 >Ta-ua
NOMI + IMCOMI
TW sepuat. 2 Bdrm
bome1 an •er1 nice
~ West Sant.a AAa ael.lbbarbDo4 1111.000.
don osen
r&o-uhur'
mm1
JM ...... pool 6 pier --------('114)9.all -----·----
tMYISTOIS
SPICW.
' UNITS. a blocu otr Newport Blvd. Take
CMS' $203.000 &oao. Seller
W/CNr'y papen WILb DO
paymeat.a W 1182. Art
DO'fi! Call 714·~
Ol'?NfltO••f\'U'' l1't'1 ,,. t
[~IMI
..,.,. 4-PLEXES
Cn•weAlm"C~ S80,000 Own. SPE
DABLE w /low dwn, owe • mo mo. payt .•
tab aver 4 loans W /DO
qualifymg. no loao rees
GREATER VALUE Ir
n.DOBILITY w 1' sep
lots. Johll Saar. Ast.
1!31.12Jll&.
Ol•M&aCOUMTY
l2&HTSWITH
~AAE
Two 16 unit comp&exet1
WW ae11 OD contrad al
9.72S~. 4 S% cub on
cMb return Underlying
ta TD's assumable. Ex·
temively rerurbiabed
Higb demand rental
&re8·WaJlmlt wl. Call
Pat Parldnaon. 7So2·1i20
j QUAIL
A.!~~~-
10,.. TII l:JO r.M..I
SACllFl:E OWC .t _,, I O'Y. .....
32 urut office bld1t ln
prune Sant.a An.a loca
tioo. Sll0.000. 29'% do.
WOILDLE.
556-1111
FOUIPUX
011y l left! Good Coeu
Mesa location. 3 Br 2 Ba
Owner will carry al lO'N
for 4 year&. $55,000
down . Full pri c e
sm.ooo. Un!U bemc UJ>·
graded and are rullY oc ·
c:upted. Yearly Income
9>.<0> per building.. Te-
D&IU pay ut.ililles.
I.ft.EX
Good Santa Ana loca-
tion. All I Br Owner wtU
carry w ~ down. 10%
da'esl. Lats of speada·
ble. Ji'\.IU pnce 1249.000
16UMITS
Excellent Coeta Mesa
locaban. Only 7 years
old. Swimming pool
Pnde d ownenlup. Full
pnce szs.ooo.
19 UMl'TS
In Newport Beach near
Orao&e County
Apartmeol.s o.w.c. n.o.1rw.,
Over SO properUu
available A rew
sa.mptts listed below.
" l't }' A.:e On Term '.
7 1! ~ l S 129 M 5 12
Sl 29m S 1 2
84 S A 9 S900m 3 8
~ HB 14 S660m s 12
38 SA 12 SlSOm 4 10
3 CM 20 S2~m 2 11
All otrers w Ill b e
oecPiated ~J.1666
DA VIS & CLARK
~
SW9SHAIP •z br townhv•• 11. > rn old. ceater of C.11 .
,.,... Gk. owe •~'
t s t w /293 dowo .
Sl.100,000/lhke otrer <>war,,._ (TM )142,.!MiM
TRIPLEX
9.rper Newport Heig!ats
llocmon. 2 bdnm each.
Cbannmg. 914 UIWIUI·
ble lo•n. szgo,ooo
Owner1Agent. Praa·
cspa1s on1y. s.u umz
Leh for We llOO ........................
,_ 301118' lots.
434 Be gorua Bua k1 to
MAL Owor/Bidr
~U25 ~148
A tfft: l•lden
R-lLOT
Pnme Costa Mesa
k>cauoo on Baker
SI. ror apartments I
or condo&. 8ullder 's
~e available.
C all fo r info.
Terma availabl~.
RCTaylorCo
<>40 l)9Q0
•• Da~MYESTOH Far Sale b)' OWDa' lD Cl.
ty "' l.odio. 121 lots·fuW
1mp. 40 Lats appr. Lent.
nr Indian Palma C C.
a .<0> per lot. 10% do.
owner will carry bal al
10% lat only. 1714 )
32SL173.
YI Al.!re &evel vtew lot.
Lemon Hts area or
1'.lltin. asking $00,000.
Terms auil.998-1212 ,
642-1441 ........ ,
Trtr Prlta 2100 .......................
Mobile bome. 12'x70'.
2Br. 228, rum. w/es-pan-
do. 129.850. Localed in
delert .,.. io Raocbo
Mirag e . Call :
714-D·Z'l40 before Jpm
d a ii y /714 · 328 · 74 19
wbdl.
M t•hwtt.
Hoel ~ Teoanta --•••-••••••••••••
psy lllilitiea. PriC'ed '° --------aeU r.t. Only $'199,000.
...... 2400
31 UMITS
Pride of ownership.
Some ualla bave =•,!ea. Excellent )ocaUan. OoJy
ZJl1t down. Owner wth
carry balaDce 4 Jean, ~ lntenlllL nu. pro-
perty bu 1pendable.
J\&11 price ll.400.000
FoaLIASI
Nlw 2 bedaOOllD 2 bath
bome. lllt1ioo Labs
Couotry Club. Golf·
talnil2 pool, BeautJfuJty
laadacaped, no main·
tm-.:e yard.
9ll80 Clubhouse Rd.
Delert Hol Spri.op
ZJJ..!7a.Z572
2'00 .......................
I BUY HOWD AT
t&'Yo
(111 lllARST VAWS •Hor.a ~PW'cMM .......... .....,
•PrtYlllllPal't1
I ......
..
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..... , t t llOJ .......................
am...,...,.~
~a ...... wJ-.
a °"""' or I ..... IJDda Oldl, ... IOiJOO
... ,..,. .... Jiff ..... ................. .
.......................
~ 4. 2 Ba. blt·lna. .... ,,....., .......
mo r1tY t.e. m mT·.,..
c.... .. w.. un .......................
DeaaWWlY decorated l
Br +den iD top k>cetioa
w/111> dee oceao new. 3 blldla. IZMO!rtiO . .,..196
GI Bltplia. J Jl"S old. J Bdrm. 2 be, frpk, 2 car
pr Near partcs. Ori ft
by Avail April lal.
9125/l'Do. Jo Ana "'1 · 151.mz
msA'll'SOI
W'l'llDS I aa, 9D. o.r .• ,.., ..... .........
........... frple. dbl
pr. No ...... a..'°
1bop1. Avall 4-U •
.is110. Ondo uaeld. ....
.. ICutlide, ... pt .
Yenl. G•I water peid.
NU.lU ., .... JZJ2 .......................
HOIOS P'OR RENT
3 or 4br Priced from ~ .... heel yard •
1ara1es f'amlllu
pleue. Kids • pell
weloome CaJJ M4-25M
Qr WlJ.2971.. AtJ., DO rec
It M f'• .... l2AO .......................
OOMES FOR amrr
3 or 4br. Pn~ h'om
Ell>&5 Fbcd yard •
gara1u Famlhes
2 Br 2 Ba, ..,._. fnial pleaae Kids • pets
~. J bib to beach, 2 wdcome Call 114-~
pedcm. newer mil w/P'r arm.all "-· aoree
doors, lallDd.ry but DO garaie S'12:5/mo. Act Cute3Bdrm2ba.nearCai
79Mll30 tnl Part, Jl'plc Near
Bleacb. *" 84'7-4SZS C....Mtta lll4 .......................
2 Br. 1 be, nice ~Uo.
garage. adults only
Good location.~
3 Br. 2 ba. ram rm. iar .
l«'e yd. Kida ok. No clop
15116 mo. &31 ·90ll
A.dub. New 2BI'. 2YJ Ba.
d11bwasber. se tr
cle&IUDI oven, rrplc.
Plldo, 2 car pr. w /au&o
door CJPllll!I". Pool • ape.
......... : MS41111,
Elec. bome. Ocean. rute
\lleW. '8r, 21,ta ba. raau
ty, rec rm RV Mrea
1125 Imo. Dys sa-4417.
"Gl-llS3
2 Br. 2 be ocean view
S71JO. Ada.Jts, DO pets m.mear 7Sl·918'7
2 BdnD, new C'pl. new a
paiDL Gar. fDcd yard.
Child· pet Gk . M2S I mo
11t/lut+aec. 796 W.
WU.00631-.-
ar. a.. Cando. oew. So.
Coast Terrace. iaclds
beating. SSOOmo .
m..s&l .-OIJM
lBR Pn vate Qwet
Util Pd. Raa&e Ir Re rg
1gt + Sec. No Peta
SC25Mo.~
FIREPLACE. HUGE 3
Bdrm. 2 batb bome
Secluded aad •ery
prhate. lleu Verde,
dole'° 'hwiUJe ecbom.
~ .-O/Mo, Ask ror an Nortm.. "-. 5,S6. rm
2 Br. pr, qlfft st, ru~ yarn + grdnr Adult c:i>l
ooly. No pets. $39S.
54MZ51 or 761-'lm-
Adult condo w /pool. 3bf'.
2ba, with pnnt.e paUO.
SS50Mo. 675-7070 or
64S--75!55
2 br 1 ba. cJHD, pnvat.e.
I&. fmced ya.rd. stove &
refn1. Finl, laat &
9«'\lr. No peta. Sd> mo.
57131 or 54&-W.
New never uaed 3Br. me. 2 sty Condo. 2 car
garage w /ops rt, super
dlx. 850 mo. S..3C29
rDde ZBr. comm pool. o.r. P9t yrd, adlta. sm.
Mo'. 3'5.18 Oraqe Aft.
L«. 2 br. estra s barp.
"50. "-. 721-3032 ask
for Jim.
Prof decor'd 2 BR bme.
bqe yard. cloae lo
belch $& mo. ~kill
(J'Cbr Call Amt.a. a !Cl
963·1717 or Marcret.
998S2
PMUce S'6 bome. 4 br 2
be.. ram rm. nr KboGG.
CDIY. Aot&Uoll. 195 IDO.
Garcl. aacl. No peu. e.sa
• P'A.llDL Y SPECIAL•
4.Br, llv rm. fam rm.
alnt loc , S77S mo.
Ml-6333, .-1712
•YaYNJVATl-
Ttoy bacbelor alyle
boQle Walll to bcb
~ Ir pretty P"n~
yard. NO DOGS. Wat.er
pl1 IZllUlo. tMS t.o CDO¥e
m. 421 LU.e, Set llal1' ....
1ww-11wtac 3242 .......................
Hunllnstoe Harbo•r
waterfrool. 2br. 2ba
Pool, temlis. Sffll.n t1.
9llOliilo.91·1122
~~bome.J
Ba. 2 ba. L«. LI•. a.ta
w 1rrpl. 1950. L I O
S3MZ!!6
01 the Water. HUDIJnllCID
Harbour bome •!lb ttt
nfic ~-BuuWuJ 2
st«)', 3 Bdrm. ramtly
rm, l.Ddoor pool+ dock
for 3::5' boaL IZOOOtmo
yrty Wat.erf ront Homes
Gl·WOO
lJ44 .......................
19n'ALS
2 BR. 2 Ba ......... '5SO
3 BR. 2 ..... ba... . . $750
4 BR. Jba ...... ,.,/l50
3 BR. 2 ba . . $750
NEWPORT BEACH
4 llR. 2'h ba. PoOl 91'$
oCNLD WILCOMl-
&taide lbr. lbe, IDdry '523lA..,.,,Da·fRV.cE rm. sm fDCY yard, 1ar. Just reoovated. Waler ....,. 2 br, ,.,., ba.
pcl NO DOGS. smllo 6'plc. OIUd Gk. No peta.
1125 to move In. ~ 91»,rty. MS-CJI
Of'allee ...... -.......:::'--------~ve lilD-. SM br, <al.Y COTTMM-1" lo 3 beU., frpk:s, up-
New cupeCa. lhuiffm • lf9dm, comm. poo1a • ll8ia&. lbr, ....., MD. -.oc. Avail. 1t.artio1
breallfaal nook, very ApdJ t. ln5 to S15 mo.
quiet, prlnte 1ard. m.im t to) Mmi tbru child welcome. NO ftl
DOGS. Water pd. ---------
am&o. sm. to move tn. .. 8&pes' eod UDil coo-
ZZSlt,'a ~...... ch ...... 11'0Clllq. ft
Taatefully decor. No
Na.ISW307 Lr&. 3.Br, ma. w/fam. rm. 2 frpk, ...,...,
New l 1 Pa In 'e cl • Desirable Woodbrtdse c11..--Ir......,.,.. ar Coodo EDd ult.
Nke oelpbort.oocl of Oil dew. p.uo, eoem
Mesa Verde. lac!. p:d. Sela-Laa, l540llo. ........ ...... pct by 54B-9S16
owner . $100 /mo . ---------
Olildrm wekome. 1711 8aaaatu1 2br. bome. Nr
Iowa SL C.JI. • tMI. acbls, parh, pool1.
11bpp. .... o./IAe. Gar So.Oil Terr eo.do. SBr, ....... m.mt
2ba, A IC, a'1Utbla,
completelymnoct. d11b· Berilalt n -sBr, ZBa.
washer, 5>901, kids Gk. IS'7S Woodtw1d,. Jltr--.m.U ntiBa, &S50 Jefferaon
, lldl 2 + dlll S7QO Anil ~ ~'-&.!'*-2 lmmed. •aut·•lt. Br ... _. -..... ey. Sl.zlll
ICIS ~----~---• ~pet.lo bome. 2
Sml bacMlor. E'alde br. I bl. >-car ,..,..,.,
.,.1mh1llL pool 1tenal1/ad•tta.
1.-.. 8«UI all
l!!blt...... -'~~~~~~-·
lllllMda S br, -m6. I ..._ I 110t7 l~ be.
""" ...... ...ttJ. OmdD In 'Tbe IAbl" No,...._.., XlDt. loe. leaul. cl•·
~ated. ln•d uw • \ft8&'a YOlll"Trade! Rlf, ........... No ..... ,,::-~~ ..... ...
for a 8d Ill the Daily Woodtlridp ......... 2
PUot ~ Dtrtetory bdrm. 1 ~ ba. r •r•,
l!m can eltablab JOQr ....,_ pool. epe, Lab • . prof.,.looal ldentlt1. tnals. *500 mo. Call
Fot mon lolormallon 2 u /4 u · a' t or
cmiU-.a?a. m.ei.-
----~--~-
Tl'n'ac. towo ..... •. a DldlMf ea.do. 'br, m I Ba ~. lb eew; ..., I be. ..tao. be. fri*, .,. *· pool pool. Jae.. pn. area .
............ ,..,. opt. privU. tnG!'rOO. 'tr· .... ....... .......... ...... -....... . ...
~~~~~~~~-
• _.... U41 I •• 2'11 M. dea.. le•,.... lJ90 ;:'fu.:................ fw.d Jard.. azll AJl• I I I I I I I I I I ............ .
0 e E A N r R 0 N T dvenuy .... m.-o :s .:~1~~-:· :':u~ lllONTHL Y RENT A.LS. T ,. · w mollUe Mme.. Newport cr.t. Beaut. z wood. o . u at l n .
3 bdlll.. Je tu-MCQlity, Br. 2 ba, deD. New cpt, 9'5011110 7IO,tlM alt ... .RJl.P. -.aia walk'° bch.. taaa.la. ,lac. _lfClm. _______ _
at.aafroat IUW'Y pen· l100/m0, m. 7lt1 w s I tau 3298
tbame. sm beada, a Br 2 lie C.QOG Townlllome
Ba, fJpk, w /D. ~. for ...... ~ Jbr
az.5505, ~ evea. w/h••• tty pool. 1pa
-.nn • ..... Security sate.
~. year 'round;
IUllO mo or turn . Sl 400 ,.,_.Ml«. -.un
......... USO ........................
lbr. pool • bot spa. 2
-..m.zm
.. ~T...._ ar. 2ba over~ aoU
coW'H. Pool • tennis
..... tllltmo. 151-1111
~;--1.m.
.......................
HOIUS FOR a.ENT a 01 4br. PrtC*I trom
.... Jl'Dcd yard •
1•ratn. P'amHlea pleaae. Kid• It pets
Wllleome. Cail IM-ZSM
or m.21m. A6J,., DO fee.
*2 ~. yard. prqe, utll
pd. SUS No pet a .
'1'SC17; 141. ~
.......................
pmblc;a, (rpk . Po01 s.erv It 3 BR Ne'Wl'Orl Shotts.
wtl' IDCi. 157'5Mo SIU IJl81 ~. ~\.lo, 1 blk to w,....,_. 3252 ~SO /mo yrly
1 Hllllllllllllllllllee ---------ua MW 3 br 2 ba, lo
0.-4 BR. 2 bot • pool 6
part pnvl l Walll to
ldlaDl. mo. -.am
,...,..,.. ocean v~. a
Br. rrpk . microwave.
very a1 ce executive
home S750 pr mo .
Oomm.. pool • teruu.s.
DllrtJne lll·Ull, oc eves -.an
BLU11"S 3 BR • fam.
rm .. end wuts Paol.
loftly vaewa. ~11000
llllal6 llkr. IM-01.M
2 Br ......... pyt...,....,
newly decorated l'SO
quiet couple oal1 .
t6S11I. sci.Dl7
Newport Crest Condo 2
bdrm 2 ba S750 mo lo
New Twnhse. aecunty &M-ZJOO
p&e. 3 BM1w·ron. 2t,oa •'----------
Ba. rorm. din rm. 2 4 br 3 be 2-sty on canal,
rplc's, A 1C. atnum, VleW. bot tub Ir deek,
comm . pool. Yard, tpk.poot,&mms,lbikt.o
water. trash pd. Rera belch IMIOO mo ~
""'-.... ~ Newport Crest Ccndo 4
.... ""'.....__.. llff br.31110.q. fl. Nr. Pool~ r ,_. _ tauai1. SaUUt·Meyer, ;; ·~;I~-;-~ A#j. S4f.111J Qr Ml»ll5'1.
rtOlala Vtll• hotala ......_ ewtca S br Zi,ta
..., llkr. ba bDme. NewpOl't Hta. ........__me..._ ms mo. Call ~M66
-liters BaJ nnr. 3 br, den, 4
ba. a1:nwn. 3100 sq ft Newport Shores 2 BR. 2 am mo. 141-3193. Ba. dee.. fl*. ~ itar.
s-i .. Dr. By C>wDer bw:ta. ...... pool, 1150 _.. an....-Lm:ur'J ~ ... lba. ram rm. fnnl din rm.
Maul mstr su.l te, 6
many m a oy s.tr s
79974
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Newport T~rra ct'
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3 Br, ii,ta ba, 2 story
Osbwbr, patio, dbl
pnge. 2 klds • l pet.8
M . 1'7S. 964-2566 or
t'B3'71. AtJ.. oo fee.
Newport Creal 3 br, 3 ba.
2 say. ocean view. 995()
mo. Property House. eo.aso or sci.1010 .
Adub. New ZBr. Z.~Ba .
dlsbwaaber, s eU-
deaDio1 OHD, frplc,
pllldD. 2 car pr. w /allAI.>.
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SeaV\eW bomes, Nit
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752-1700
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Pmloramlc Ort'ao view
Execull •e bome for To t I El
ratmly • eotert.auunt( U.,_ whhd 3525
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iarwr bar Nr Fubaon 4 &inn. POOL, Jac. else
b1.aD1 Sl.950/mo. Call t o ' b o p • S s o o tar aflPl ._ ~ ZU '39-0760 or 438-8U6 lilt SPll
S Br. 2 A:lry, Easlbluff. ~-6 Doer lived lD
950.. Amo 4 Br • la.m no Vil.LA BALBOA 2 Br, 2
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a.:tD ml Bayfraal tnlb
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Waterrronl patio
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witb plasb carpeta. Z
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plbo. ~/ID() yrly
VERSAILLES coodo
• t2 bdrm. 2ba. bakooy.
oc vww ..... CJIU/cblJ&, ntris. i.od trpk. ~.
pool rec na. -Imo
ON THE BAY
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Blk1ll Ir den. Lee paUo,
ele1aol decor. Spec-
t.aalis ""'· slip ava&l.-
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WATllFIOHT
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new deeol'. frplc. WW\
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pool. INlllo. ~
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lam. ,.., ... eouDlr7
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Call Naoey t75·1UI
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cm UDO rsLE.. Z br, 2
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Bhtrs ooodo, be)'f root!
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Alftll 144-1.W
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Br, 2ba. patio. racd
yard, boat dock No
pets 950 'YrlY m.~
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lJplta.ln 2 bdrm. 1 ba
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fralll. 11'1 Pl'f'. mo. I
year leaae. Adults onlJ .
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16«171
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Carpentry, masonry,
roorloa. plumbloa.
1'Gartn&. Sblcco • tile. Drywall • more. JB.
669lllO
Electric, paiotaog,
drywall. plu.mbln& re· ..u. F~ businna.
l.Jc'd + work euar.
~
Plumbing, electr ical,
beating, alJ gm repall'S.
f)'ee eet. SS-1362
lludY•u .. nice• '7 ... ,,.. .... Qltl ...
1•eraoteed. Rea4y
wilt• 70• are •. Dan --
occ lbldlat. Sldploeder.
dump truck, Grade,
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crete 6 tree removal.
Qla<S Mnice . .-. ?De
HM!liDc Service, 1.,.._ T.
truck . Wtlf buy
bideabed• • rerri , •.
5C7.4CZ'f
Hauling, cleaoup1,
driveway removala,
trimmiq. ~-82'71
Hau.l/1radlo1. demoh ·
Uan.. ~. dwnp-
tnd. Treel /yrd work.
S31·1.ZS7
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call M0-731$ ror your
a...laterriew
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ble. on tnm. 8C'1.3DJ
AD t11* b&oek, brick,
1lumpatone. ti I e.
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call Norm~
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area. I'm amall. prices PalaU01. INT /EXT. areamall. m.3014 Loc•I year around
service . 496 ·11$1 ,
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at. Leak repair. q.s.
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ftrrnodeliDI room add.
~1740 or S41-a5.
am.em wort of all ki.ods.
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workman1bip. Small
j(lbl pref erred. 675-8345
mg, pamtmg, gmhouae Want a llEALL Y O.EAN
1rindooft. ISC-._ No Job HOUSE! CalJ Gingbam .._ 9 yn. moat rus. CachllaC"S t.o Go.ca rt.s
cbeck my ref , lac. Wb.atevttt.beFad
Patloa, sidewalks ,
brickwork, free est.
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too 11ml1. Girt ...... est. 6'.5-$123 S&C2S Roll 'em olf the market
ear...defMcr 3822 CodaMesa 3124 IWi19a.IHch 3140 tll.,....INdl 31'9 ....................... ....................... .....•..•.•............ .. .................... .
J..c. 2 t.' 2 ba, yard, NO New Townhouse Apt. 2 2 Br. newly decoraLed,
PE'J'S .. S525 mo. bdrm. 11,'J ba., fl.replace. pabo, encl. pa.rtuog. lo
Brand Dew Newport
ls.land luxurious 4 Bdrm.
J ba unila. 0vtt 3IOO S /f.
Sl200/mo. 673·3900,
631-5550
~926S 1460 mo 645·6037 & 4·plex. 7811 Sycamore
So or ,._ 631-5012 IC. S3SO mo 752-21181. LgZBT, . nwy,qwet,
garage, $475 mo. No 2 BR. $400. Util paid.
pets. 53'-1134 Milts ooly, DO pets.
6'.S-4851 ----~~ .•.... ~?.~ 2 br ~· attached
3 Bdrm apt. gas paid gs.rage, ........ J8CUU1, ~11
Encl gar, adlts adulta. Fplc, lg. patio.
642-5013 $125. 1131-4884
1 Bdrm apt 2Br. 18a. disbwasber ,
""--' d encl. gar. $3SO / mo.
l:.oUl.:l gar-age, gas PBJ . 5411-S763. l-63>4781. ~5013
n...___ bath ~ Nat clean 1 BR w /pr 2 uu.um, 1 8"'· Only S26S. Quiet Bark
Adult.I. Gas paid. Bay area. 280 Del Mar.
642-S073. 962-Z'nl
~~-~-----J Br. bllm. refrli. pool. New 2b l300llq ft Adults, no peu. $32S. Nr Sor,n... !DI: •• · apt. 59-0C . . ..._.. .--. 1068
---------• Mission. Mel> to SMOMo. Family. 2 Br sa.c>. Spac. J d;ys ~11M4. or ~9110,
Br. 2 ba $395. Play. ewe aft s.. m.9110
ll'OQlld. pool lt6-l416. 111u Verde · cute2br. No
Adulb. New Zar, ~Ba. peu. lat, tut+ $100.
dl1bwa1ber. aelf· Refs. SBSMo. -.1936,
cleaning oven, frplc. -~-------
plltio. 2 car gar. w/auto. DB Ila.pie St. 2br. Mlts
door opener. Pool Ir spa. -~ ...,,. ...""M 9am-6pm• 645-1886 ......,, DO --· _,., 0. • • SJ.SO dep + 1'l & luL
sno t.o $t00. 162 Br, 1&2 &G-9764.. SGH18S
ba apts. Lndry rm,
patio/yard. So me
w/eocl. gar & beam ceil·
mg.
TSLMgmt 64Z-UI03
3Br. 2lie new condo or So
<:oast Plaza. Pool &
recreation. all pd util ex·
cept elec 1)5(). 760-1300;
66G32
•AHDMEWAnS
IMO. FREE RENT
2Br 2:ba . . .. .. .. . . . . S4SO
Spacious new units.
Private patios, decks.
111112 Maple. C. M.
Open Daily 10-5
~64M816
or548-3'08
Newt)' decor 2'br, adJt.s.
No Pell. Encl patio.
$37SMo. 706 James St.
Apt. 8. By appt. 97'!M410
$4153-.ZIA
Family, DO pets, or. So.
Ost. Plaza. Upper unit
831·2919; 54&-llMS
..W ADULT Al'TS
1110 FREE RENT
2BR., 2Ba. M50
Speciooa ap&a near com· .,.......,.,,.
HMt pUl. No Cy 5P11. -= ~illon. C.M. Gl-SllD1541-3IOI
Mma Verde Aldeeonted
2 bdrm. 1~ ba. Spacious
LR. wlfrplc., 1ar .• &
plltio. Ooae to abolm •
tnlllP-Adalla. no peta.
Avail. 4-1-8>. MIS mo.
~
1 Br Ea.siaide, small but
cozy w /lots or neat
MJOd. $275. 642-MSO after
4pm.
*2 Br. 2 ba, or So. C11t
Plaza. S.A. SSOO. No
pets. 7S&-0217; 641·1460
0-Poiist 312' •••••••••••••••••••••••
S200 FREE RENT
2 Br, l ba apt. Pvt pallo
& garage. Lots of grass.
33552 Blue Lantern. S430
411&-3354 or C96-9230.
t.aree. spack>u.s 2 br. 2
ba. garage, clean, new
crpt. $4SO mo Call
Martha. 661·1161
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2 Bdrm 2 Ba, Pt Niguel,
pvt comm .• pool, apa,
t.moiA crta, SC75. Agt.
&8700. 851.3526
......... •actt 3140 .......................
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• 1 & Z BR Patio Apb.
• Dishweshtn & aao·,
• Pool & Rec. Room
• G1nl111 L•dscapint
•Jot to BHCtt & Shop'
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Walk to tbe beach.
Oellpt;fal lfe 162 Br
..... .... w /frplc, all
-... Db ... ~ .... OI' t.kiomee. En· lrp&e, D /fl, Jd area, jQJ • .._ w tattr1ad1"
.......... ., ...... er••nbelt, lree1 , To_ ... _... • 1 ...... bole PQl-
UA• areea, 2 poola. X. lBr,-.. aalJ, LaU Prftadl1 clubllouae ti 1tora1e, encl 1ar. w /frplc, color TV.
,-Jo. -+dep. Xlllt uuaa. eurclu fc
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.... "--AMl.noPllb. ...._ CASA .. SOL
..-_.__ I ....., 2 216'1 •s 1'8 Ill -·-· ,,,_.
llr. ·~ ---No,.. ~~KW61~~~·~~ ~--r.: .... ,$ .. ,.....
IBt, Ua, pool, apa,
pattoe, all ad•ll • .. ,.. ... _,
2Br 2ba Condo, Adult
commty, sec f(ates, good 2 t.' amdo. very clean,
rec rac. S525mo. ~ conv. location. isso
or962-2:586. -~--------
2br , r rpts, drps. dis· New lBr & ZBr, Jacum,
bwasher . gar. Nr. 5 pool, or bcb, $390 up.
~ ... Beach. sc.«132 lG ~-MS.allB4 OI'
a.-. 2ba. patio, pr. Near
heh. ~Mo. 117 Geneva
K.8.MM(8). 988-MfiB
............ )141 .......................
2 Br. l ba.. ocean Vlew,
wait to beac h. Up·
owled paiDt., crpt. d.tlJs. Refrig., stove, lodry.
lilO . ., ·21.lD
Lmmy 2 bdrm. 2 ba. 2
CI0'8'ed pe.rtiD&. moct
to beacb, walll to abope,
Qmrcb, bulk. village.
P\replace, open beam.
Leue$900 mo. IDcld
~•ocm
Nice l·bdrm. apt. W a1k to
beach • town. $35()
'I\i:mer Mtloc. ~ · 1177
....,_..,... .3152 .......................
Attndive 3 br. 2 ba con·
do oo the golf course.
liOO mo. Ca II Darl.yoe
65Hl.8l or 497 ·3629.
MuicmYiejo 3167 .......................
Alisa Vlllas Coodo 2 BR
11,'J Ba. AC, pool. a du.Id
OK. $4'1S. 58J.3:S 16
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PAii NEWPORT
COUMTRY a.ua
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Singles. 1&2 bedroom
... & townhouses.
From $G 644-lSOO
2 Br stud.lo $650. No pet.a.
Near Hoatt Hos p .
83l.Q7'9or 1·974-2098
2br or ocean upr duplex
tm yrty; d/W gar. deck
3U\.li 36St oopet avl 4/1
Se e Mon ·Tue s .
llam·lpm
New Villa Balboa Coodo,
ocm11 view rrom pal.lo. 1
t.'. 1 ba. IQtcb., blt.ina.
No pda ar cbUdren. 1st.
LMt 6 deposit. flOO mo.
on 1 yr lae. Call for appt.
• appliC9tion. MS-'1008.
lli'2S to lllO Ur3 br, 2 ba
aiQ. AD bltm, balcony,
lodry rm. frplc, encl.
pr. YrlY.
TSL Mamt 142-1603
•DECORATORS
DELIGHT oo Water,
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New 162 bdrm luury
aduh •pta ill 14 pl.aoa
from UH. 2 bdrm
..,...,..,.. from l53S +
pooll. tame. wnterfalla,
pondal Gea for cookiq
• bMttlq pUl. Fr-om Sm D6eto J'nry clrt ve Nortb on Be acb to
llcPacldm ti.a West c:m
llcFMdm to Seawi.Dd
vm.p. CTM-SJ•
-4000 .......................
112 Wedl •Up• 1 Bra. ldtcbeoettea. pool •
maid aerv. 548-975S .
Landco Ina Mot.el
EmpkJytd penoo 30 yrs
or CM!I'. Altnad i ve mom
iD Mesa Verde. No cook·
iDg. ~9156
MWJr' home. workulg c-pl
or students, pvt yard,
SUll5.~~
f\un room. pvt home, Sr.
Cit11eo w /dog. dog.
M•ture & work ing.
$18Sm o . Nr
2'2nd IOra.oge. 548.()813_
Vacdiom..... 4250 .......................
SMOG FREE BJG BEAR
from $21/nlght. Also
condo by lake. 4 brm 2
ba . Forbe s R .E .
m4~
Larie Bi& Bear cablo,
pool t bl. color TV. 2
frpks, sleep& 14 . ~16
HAWAII
2br, 2ba coodo oo Maul.
Privat.ely owned. Rent
by week or mootb .
C114W'71·1S'7'0 ror free In·
lo 6 brodlure.
.... to SMr.. 4300 .......................
~1 Avoid depoaita • cm living apemes ! Prore11lonally alnce
1'71.
ttOUSINATIS
a:MlS4
Fem. wanted to •h•re
W/l&IDe. 2 br 2 be apt. "-4 »-Z. Cll. $1.50 +
deG-2711
older pnf, frplc, 1Br, Shr No.La1uoa bome.
l!llO yrty. 673-tM.5 Eves. pro f . II a I e p ref .
Acrou tr om bch • Stral1ht. UOOllo.
bacbelor • 2Br, from --aA:IPll. •mo. J1'V. ~ 8br w/hm. 311r, ... ..S.A..
Baytoceu view! 1 br,
-1 .. coedo. Adwta.
-+ ut.11. S.Ul llD1 50"19 wk IG'J-Nlll
No P9t1. Walk to beM:b. Cooalderate HllOIDI ..... .,. mo/mo. Call _.... ... to abr Jrly
a.lmaM I b r , a p l .
Jin ...... 2 Br. 2...... .,...,...,... Jtallaoa.
tram bw:ll. S1S Jri.J. •Hu>+d. f7l.5m
UJ41DST. 91·1%1'7 .... r to e1Man twn. I
New vm. 8aJ11oa eondor Ir lioule t. IMDe. N_,.
....._ ~-2Br --m. •mo+~ uUl. ·-· __ ,.,,., . -· ... ",,... 175-7171. .;;;;;;...;;,;;;..;;._ ____ _
Bl •..... '° .... (Or .... YSA&LY·l•r. oc ' aecom•HatloH •I
ha.-a .. ,, .. II I 371 .... fem . ...... """ ............. . 'lflW Of IAT ,._. Mt.-. ttal.
Ul'l'IUJ'Pt". ...... -·~ ..... ~--~------2 ~r • ..I t.a, frple, _.. ODMo. Bm"a.oa tua• ftrpla. Pool. ........... ,. ,... • .....,... lllt•r• -.. mo. llrw. ....... No fetL ... C."'-1 Ul·Ull cla19, ...... m.-11U ....
' I
Pam.le l'OOllUIUlA! J.8..30
waled to aban •/ma.le. ac.e to acc. Sec. gates,
pool. ~ pd. S1l7 ~Imo.
SG-4300, Ad-Sitter 173
l'ftn roommate w ant.ed.
Pool. $117 .so mo. CaU
Am631-5C21
Have to share apeases ~
Looking for a room·
mate! •••HOWIE*•• Abome abariDc ~
We ban aomeooe for
JOU ~,.,..~
Upetain 2 rtn.1 .tr pvt
bll&h. ldt.cbea prt riletee.
Mm& Verde «:II ) bome.
Prder qmet prof. ooo·
amtr c.J.1, IZIO f w-u.,
IZ"10 aafurn. 5tW722
..... £& .... 4350 .......................
.......................
123SSq. Ft. -mo
1117 Westdiff, N.8.
Apat, 5"1.:5032
1or2 Rm SWt.es rrom m .
•DELUXE OYnCES•
From 1 rm. up to 17'00
... ft.. From 83< ft. No lie
req. BebJ.Dd Alrporter
Hot.el at 2172 DuPoot
Dr .. ~w le a. lm-3223, • 12
*PLUSH* Upper Newport Exc.
Sle. Hal uplnlded gmd. flr. wmdow om~ avlJJ.
mo. t.o mo ~ot 1ocl.
reqit., t:lllll. rm., coffee.
mail 6 aer. serv. .tr
~ anll. GMe'71.
Ml'WfOIT c:ena
1'lo pla.h alfica Hail.a·
ble ID •ttorney auite .
M1117 utru uicluded Wdb real. CaU DebbM.
~
v.. ol Bey. lit t.lme ol ·
fend. 2 db omc.. ~
pros. lOOOlq. ft, 2 pft
bat.bs. XOO W. Cout
Hlry.'Ql-311111.~
WfS TCLIH m 0'::.
"H lw•' H •• t .....
.;.;c.......-....-}=-;/---"'--"' .... --./ ....... ...-.
C.ill Mr ~oward
645· 6101
i19 W l.9th St. Call Tom JD> aq. ft.. ol lab fanl.
S«>-2200> Newport Beach. Amp&e
puting.~l.
4450
l2lO IQ ft In med.ical b6dc.
Ava.ii for Imm~ OC·
C\IP&!k"Y· Ample park· me. Newport ~1
llSTOM
H•lt90I M.YD.
Newly ~ shop.
Pllll CatUer ID Colla
lilma baa alficel •Yul
((fl' lm.med. Ottu:PUCY
from approl'. 410 to
Mmlq. IL w ,,_,. Cflll(.s .tr
peiDdD& at reucxia We
nMa. Call Paula S. K.aU
Afl..%13414 ma
NF.All BEAal after or
retail lt«'e. llabt St..,
H.B. Stl'el!t eapoua.re.
511-IMD
C c&M .... 4475 .......................
ante or abop apeee, <IS
sq. ft . OD gcq,d C1r + 2
acljo1D. upper units .
tat.aJmi 875 IQ ft On a..t Hwy .• So. 1...aguna.
ll2DO Mo ... U'T7
EXEC. sums
Prime Newport Beat'b
loc. Near o.c. aiJ1>o rt.
Rent lorl. reception,
conlermce rm, Jarutor &erv., util1. 100 free
c opiea .tr m o r e .
Secrdaria.I aerv. a vruJ. u.z or °'°'Al 851 ·9411
E1ec: ()l(i~ 250 ~ ft . -··················· IZ7Stmo J>ovp Sl. NB 2*X> IQ ft for It mf~
m<IMI. 768-1835 •vlJJ. lmmecl 7~~
Ez.ec\alve offices avail UJ
full aerv. olc bklg.. Nr
0 C. All'port. Rettpt &
Jhne ans., sccy serv .
cool rm. etc. Please
al17SU118.
Dmk spece SlOO Mo .• and
office 116-0 Mo. 1827
Weatcllff Or. N•pt
BellCh. 631-0000
•NEWPORT BEACH•
•PRIME LOCATION•
SO rda from waterfront'
SOOaq ft
('7l4) .....
fmisbed for occupeocy.
1.180 llq. ft . -0 rouod f1ooC'
Jamboreet lhcArtbur. trvme. G1'ddlen 833-7501
PltESTIGI
WAlaHOMT
LOCATIOM .... ,.,. .....
Jll0.4000 Sq Ft.
"5peclani.lat' Bay V!Jew5
•Wet Ban, F\replaca
• Pri vale Patios
•lmnwhale Av..U.btbty
~ CaJI for an Appt.
'7MU2
MIWPOIT MACH
ln buwtul Coron.a del
Mar. $00-~ eq. ft.
Cannery Village office Clau A. A/C. util •
specie nail. 1 i,e & l Janitorial aerv, only
aml. 8robr 17S-49l2. ILOO per aq. ft. elevator ---------1 6 • m p l e p k a .
• C d If D E L U X E (110171-MIDO
SU1T&'i. From $215. Air
cond... a.m11ie pq. uw DAMA POINT
Bartiara or Gordon
2500 a.I Qncl Mex I nr 0 C
Airport. S750 mo t.o mo
<K nm or Ron. Worid
'Mde Reahy 9'1'M88&
.... 4550 .... .................. . ..... .,...
li!Otmo See Mauaier at
2Dlt Pomona. A pt. 208.
C.M.~
.......................
~ cottaae ln qwet apot lo La1una
Beach. ConllLI del Mar
or O:lst.a Mtu for $300
or leas. Quiet area es-
aent1al. Write ad M36.
c 10 The Dally Piiot
Newapeper, P .O. Boll
UIO, Cotta Mesa. CA
92826 or telephone
8'73-'1154..
SlmaU ciammerria} build·
In& .-ielS for plumbiq
abop. Vic. of Irvine,
C.M., or N.B. Under
911>/IDO. 54M1'7'0 pd. ~ E. Cat Hwy. New commerdal/offlce m.-oo apece, 1ro11nd floor. _e-_ms_...;..• tll __ .aas ____ 1 Ibo loo•lnt to II ve
Onm del Mar. dis. 2 $l25tmo. Phone amwer· almrd prtv. owned 00.t rm. au.lte. szso mo. • Cl'eW mem/cD!nd & Reelonomlca Corp. 10 •· Xeroll copy . wW proytde complete
m.C7'00 Sacre&arJ Ml'Yice avalJ. ..tty 6 malDt tn re-m.-. <me. tn BaJYiew Hotel. bn.. call P1dt ..a72
Hlltorical landmark. INSTANT OP1'1C!'.s ..., 5Pll ....
-• ... Ba v•w 4 allkle Mite°"' loolm& --· y ...,... ..... 00 8lrdl St, haUy 5 ' I ...._., 1mmed. ~. Caatad -,_.......... a.e.mazz tw lilllwd. Lew ar "-1 • fl&l'lllhlre, typewriter. .. ....... -......... .
45DSq. fl. M50mo. etc. Call 1'0·11Zl f ? rr
4001Bb'da9t. N.8. -.,time. O;; t Rt HOS
~sa.-I I 11..._. 44IO ................ --.. .
M1WP01f CIMt• nu•naa-••• .. ••• .. roa SAL&·Co':f.lete
..,._, oc.an ... ruu ~ _.. • omee llP8Ce ~':.;~~tt":el'ro~ :::"n: bee. Sulla. -~ .. ~pt, qm<S ult. eo.909
J
'
., .. ._ .__,. lll8A VDD& bR l'Oll SAL&
-.......-• ..-PLAZA 9IA1L l\ISTAUB.ANT
CID au.. Dr. la N. 1S15 .... V .. S, C.11. ~ Bd1. Aul. l••!Clr Ml-41ZJ Or-.1 Door. Mt.-or •FNlr 1"00DS ~cm>•.,,. SUI LMSI Dlta..doDeeu
a.llill or l'llll mo.. to mo. 0t.J A Wu f I 5 ~ •ecta ~ u." a amc.. .,. o.c. .. .. a/ t AlrJllt .. C.11. • mo. W ..., lltMol. 14 a:D-ffew,...t 8dL ae. IM""'111 1f. ...._ ' Cllf!k9, .,.. 1'11 Or.,. Aw .. Cltl
a ,._ ... aeb =:~:.-:=: 811btt'IA@. ::=:-;o-: ~'='~·~ = ~l-= ,.,._ '7,._.llMI to ... 1MX to IPll .•• 000 r tP. Term1.
Ottel'l I ¥ •T7ll ..... w.. ea.----~-------
•
----............ -.... _
Wtth a Clusified Ad
CaJINaw!M2·~
642-5671
bt. lZ:Z
' I w MDitJ13pa. T...t Opp._.,, SOOS Deidi SOlS ..............................................
BlSNf.SS IS BOOMING
F.am S20t11r. $~1"'11.S~
otben Sales 1uar.an·
teed. No nak. Small lD·
...med Call~
Establshed
Reta i l gi f t and
at.oDeware baaiDest ID
--~'cent.er Ideal OWDer operaUoa
TUm 11:.e')'. wTth acdleot
l"dm1l. Owner reti.no1-
Sl2.0DO
• atBKTMO
PllOIL.fM
21d&lrd1Dao...
97M5Jt
~by
Coad .... Loms
Widow bas mooey for
2Dd.. T.D's No credit
check.. DO pntl Y. $20,000
14>. For •dJon call Agent m.m.i. Anytime
llllenst Only
MTDL.o.I
SI0.000 .tr Up, O.C. OnJ..,
Broker': n 4 .e.oon.
I BUY 2ND TD's P' AST
Pvt Pty. Prio oab
7fi0.Cl'7 U
lstT.D.s
2ND.tr3RD5
~ c.oostraction Loans
1meaor Maaey Avail.
We're ('nmpdit1ve. ca.u 11r. aan MO-OOM
at Ad.s.u. 174. 642~
.. ..... wmhd
P'Dr we1J aecand T D.a'
Realty Pmfotia.
~lDI
....... ............. 9-4.
0 I: I I • 1100 .......................
LO-Calorie Alcobohc
89,,....p llec:lpea S2.
BACHELOR
mmr..rn0N SEllVlCFf, · P.O. Boll 72IQl). J.54, Casi .. ..... -..
PSYClllC •r
llEADER It ADVISEJt
(1JClliZ7..a. ..
Lmr'll to surf tllia sum·
rmr. Pukowil.z surfi.o11
s cbool 8 ·136, S40
111.anm, S11219 •
L1lllt & Femd SlOO .......................
FOlllO ADS
AIE FIEE
&all:
'42-5671
l.alt or FOUDd a pet? CaO
An1mel A1111tance
League. 531..ZZ'73, DO fee .
MmiFy Wmuhd 5030 FbuDd or lost a pet? Call
-··•••••••••••••••••• Special Pala Hotline.
Pnvate Party seeks 2nd.
Tnalt Deed. SU ,000 to
S!D.000 aecured by p~
pen,y. m. 7512 <A&eut >.
WANl"ED loan ol 135.000
for SO days at 10%.
Secvrity. 100 acres San-
ta f'e, N.M. 673-441197,
MMlnOBob
Mwl; ;1u. Trwt Dtidi 5035 .......................
Wllr' .... Co.
AD tna ol real estate
llM9tnWd1! ainc:e 1M9. s,. c ..... iut
Z...Tlh
60.2171 545-0611
•
7M NrJ,. am. 213 tzSa.73118
Fblmd « at a pet 7 Call
Special Pals Hollin~,·
7M ff112. im. 2l3129-3SJS
LOST ladies wnst watdl.
So. Olt. Plua nr 2llt.h
Ceotary. REWARD.
__..or 'J'I0.08G.
Lost. Opal ring:·
REWARD. IWr-ilbaped,
e urroaDded w /
dlamonda. 7M·05H, m«n.l. .
I.Gil. Woman's cl.al rm.g;
Estancia R .S . ·1•· .
Rewud. Call Sandra
fa.Sm.
•
~:~.~ ..... !!~ ~!!~ ..... ?!!C! 1 ~~ ..... ?!!~ ~!!~ ..... ?!!'! ~~ ..... ?!~I~!!.~ .... !!!! ..
SCIMIU1S -"-111 -Allll -~-..... -CA.P•rr ........ ..,_..,_ ............... = ... , 1•1 .....
-fdCAP•IT
..... oa.... u.tad.
PfWC:ri.U-. Vie: Npt
.,,_. at 81 I boa Bhd
C'M'lll
Pbmd: oou.a. t.n-cokw
Ill U..HASA APSO lu
Ill. 18.. S&'IT£ft P'cm
Na A1umal SlleHer --l'UJND: Reel lriall Sit w Yq rem Vic. Npt
Qty Hall. ITM'n~
FOUND. BloDde M
COUNTS 'AYAU
Ll&ht ex~rleoee au.metenl to land
tbi1 J>01ll1on Company b11 1reat beMnu and ra1.e1 and there ts plenty
of room ror advancement &Artlna
1 lary 1100. Oth~r Accounllo 1
~1Uans c>pen. Call R la ~
C1at.e ,_,11•11..._, ino...,..,c.M. ·
MIVll A ..
1400 .............. , .......................
'\IL aACll IOOIC"' .._ ,.,. ~ pnc..
Uledme m•mbenblp
• 0 C 'I Newnl 6
mc.t HdUna Datlo1
S.rvlc•I Socf al Club.
AppUuUoaa accepted a.,..,..111.nn
AMITISll
SI.ES ,,. Dalb PUiat bu ..
BANKu-10
MIVH
A
NI
MANA•&
TIAIMHS
PomeraDaao Pleau • ·~·
Wllltify. s..im ii. v '*'
........... ~-a ••leaperaoo w ltb
... .,.... cU.pla1 6d·
vert&l•1 •aperteace.
Oood 1alar7 , com·
" · 'aw • uceUet fr. .... -..na.. !aaU.lt oo-tJa CJllllOrtamlUel for
• ..-wi&h CIU'9lr am· taiona.
National Fina n cial
lnst1tut1on Heeks sales
oriented 1ndlv1du•I wath
1t ood c l"t'd.ll background ond 10 en· to .... lltds the
fulurt-lo JOm rts growana
i.tutt & prepare to lake
over t...,o m1lbon dollar
orface wathtn Lhe next l
month." to 2 yean. Xlnt
hens and startmg salar>
lo $825
~ Claun or adopt at
Inane Animal Care
~. We 11 .. e aurb
s:nctY pets Uua Weft! A
cuddly lillle Shah
T1u/lhllese miz A
sleek Doble/Whippet
mix. Bladt Iriab Setler
mb. White Sbepherd
mix . Cute 1ray
Corhp:>o Cocker mu • mare. These "'mixed up
mutt.s" will melt your
heart. 756-3134.
Loll: ISO caab reward re·
tum ~ sml gold rina w /2
emeraldl. 880-C798
Lall: 1113 Or. Fem Cal,
wbt flea collar, VIC. Hunl
ltbr. Mf';9508
.......................
7001 .......................
Be A Thvei A.amt
l.n JUlt 6 weeb.
9.lllMll Thvel Sc.boob
lllllDl1 Talbert Ave. FV
llMT55
7075 .......................
Hardwortia& Pa.later
Pai.ating S3I per tm.
l'tee ..t. Sb.awn l7J.S701
Bl-Llniual Warehouse
Manager seek:iog advan·
cemeol. 2 years prac:·
be.al experience, ba.aical-
ty eJedron.ics. AA degree
c.u for aPllO'b"ment
•Jllctml
DAil Y PILOT ™ 1a-•m En. m F.qua!Em~
Air Coadltioalng water
cbUlen aervice man.
min. 5 yrs. aper. Call
(714~
Al'JMAMAGB
On aite. semi·rellred COU·
pie with matut.enanc:e ez.
perience. 21 unita, Cost.a
Mesa. Infant ok. SPMC,
c.ec...,.,
972·9'55
MANAGER
FINANCE CO.
Growing company seeks
l'XPNll'fll'<'<i 1-'lnance Co
or Thrirt and Lo an
Ma n OJ:l'r to Join 11 ~
friendly !>laU Xlnt b<>ns
and starling ~alary to
$20K
stS-3111>. in Buaineu. Call aft RECEPTIONIST
5:30pm. 911-7030 Tom ARTIST . G r o w 1n11 c ompan y
F o u n d : v I c . Lt¥>. Produetioa Artist oeeded loca l~ 1n beach area
Bayfrool/Feroando. HatpW.eed 1100 for fast paced Oraqe :.eeks outi:oing people
Balboe. Bllt M. Puppy, ---••••••••••••••••• Crlmt)' publicaUoa ftrm. pleaser t o Join this
aimJmos. 67$-1164 bl Pmt.e up, layout 6 lnie beautiful branch wllh -'---------AJ:ccounta .!.!,,Y.L_enez· aettioa neceuar•. rriendly start Grt'al for ence, _. • .._.....,, ea· , t I I j Found: Siamese Fem. bn.callS«M3DI Salary baaed oo ex· en ry evt' o r u s l
C.l. Fub.. W . parkma penence. Call Kareo relumm~ to v.ork force
~~ _________ , Fm&~ person wantani? ca ret'r
BeauUruJ raahlon laland office haa
several po1ltlon1 open from SS50
upwardJ. Great promotian iroepect.a
and excellent benefit.a. Call Rita.
540-~.
CI ut• Pen I I A.wlmcY J7tOt ....... c..M. • .-v• 4 ..
......_ llttnd.lve. •·
lbllllut.lc, part Ume. --&rAUJ'ICIAN -!aper,
abarp, protre11ive
offd-4. Call for in·
......... •IKssUD JIB.
m-Mll
~ Allh* ..... flaD ~ for
bu.ay ••loo. Bicbard
OveleUe Saloa. 200
Newport Cea&er Dn•e.
Newlat Beach
~·-· hll Cbarfe, mual be u -
ps 'd. tbna Trial Bala.ntt
-Mallt.I SET of boob Lovd1 ol1c. lD IJ'vme In-
dUltri • 1 area. Salary
t'ommenaurale w /ex·
penence. Pleue send
Resume to Ad•*-c 10 P.O. Box lstO, Costa
...... Calif. 92621.
8>okkeeper: f\AU or P rr.
Apply betnm 2pm~pm.
llaD-~ 2530 West Cout
Hwy, Newport Bch.
~,
Needed for architectural
& urban desip firm.
Salary Oexil*. beneftta. F1eaae leDd resume to
PBR. 18012 Sky Park Clr
de, lniDe ll'Zl14.
IOCCMWa
Real !lai.a.e AllPrUmc
Co. oeeds full · t'barce
~.part Ume,
bra. flezlbJe, salary
oegoliable. Lealle
~Dl:Z
Olricll
ACCTIP4Y4&1 ca.m
llCC9n ........ a.m
Pflrm.~~· JaQJ • Lat-Bcb -..wt
Clerical
DO THE
RISING
PRICES
GET YOU DOWN!
WICAM.._,
PUd Week.I¥ Top Pay
NEVER A YEE
llolldlJ ~ VacaUDn Pa7
WI._,
... a..ila
a..T,,W .... ti I t s.a ..... ,
Jom the team of pro-
~ ~poranes
Qm ........... JJ'a
....___ -.. COllll ltlrJ,U..-..U COUMla..,
hll or p /tlae. DrJ
CleHi•I •l•al . NB ......
c ' ...., &Sml\W. ...... """~la WOftr.
Elegant. lovely corpor'te olfice needs •
outgoing pereon to handle their
dynamic V.P. of Finance. Good typing .
and patience necessary. Call Rita
540-00M
~nlme • p /Ume .•••••••••••••••••
CUSTOIM.AM 0 EN.ER AL
~-JIMlp.ZPllto ,. •Cl-.tCAL ...USTllAL ·na••cA&..
IO CallO.k. .._ dnftt*1 .....
Data e et ry . a11l.
c:lpll'Car. IBll 119tem )4_
JO.tey a.ded. Will lrahl.
Entry lenl position.
Good turttol ulary.
"111 co. benl!f'lta. Apply
Amenca.n Zetlkr. ltm1
IWe AYe • ln1De
Dellcateuen Person,
aut be OYa-18, neat •
mature W /train .
F 'lime . meld wlutda.
See 1""Y. Hi-Tune Deti.
&E 17th. St .C M.
oaJYlaY ,_SOM
f'refowt y A llLo SupplJ
213'2 Avery Parkway.
llV
~IJvery Dnvtr Part
umt Dmla.I Lab. Ideal
for bouaewava • metw"e
penooa All or PM
Mio-~ Kay
VOLT
TEMPORARY SERVICE.S
546-4741
38411 Campus Dr1v~. Newport Beach
IA<'ross from John Wayne Airport I
Equal Opportunity Employer •••••••••••••••••
r>..-
MICHAMICAL .... s
DiecrM. llliaimam H ·
ptriencl canudered. ~
cellent btneflta and war1aal coodltionl. .. ia. uoa Viejo area. Only
u...-.mc~ =mmt need •PPb -SllaaD. 511·31111
Factory Workers an
ctwnval rd"IDer'J. Fu u
lunit permanent po1I
lion• Hacb acboo l
cbmm&ry or woriE e I ·
ptnf!DCe W'1lb rbem.k •la
betlltul. Day • eveoinc sbafts Will tralo.
medical insurance
t.m&a, pAMS for by Co
Paad v•eal1on plan,
mstt ~ plan. auto
S.Jary ancreaae pro· cram.-E 0 E ~l
Qaarda
MllMeMOW
UNIFORMED
GUARDS
•Pay up t.o Sf.19 per br.
•UoJforrm • cleaning
free
•Mature personll
Wekome.
•WWlrain.
APPLY IN PJ:RSON
MON·F'Rlt-3PM
BEKINS
PROTECTION
SERVIC,ES a.n w. Ball Rd.
Anaheim, Ca.
171417 ..... ll
EO.E. M/F
-------
,_ en"' 5350 .......................
A,rrolmlioc --=--------1opportun1h c:reat bens
Jr.Ace tlagetetil Asaemblera. Saalmaker ancl ~tarting s alary LO ---------Tbe Jolly Roger Inc. baa nr. oc An11<>rt. M·Tb. SHOO
w....,&se.ct
l'ull ar part tune llwt
bit over 11 • t• lbl Xkrt bmlftLI es E . 11th. St
a.talllsa.
HAM>YMAM t•IDll> lmmed. opeolDI for
local. matun ~ for liCbl WlilJ • ....,..,...
wart • aeoera.1 omee ,.. ................... lt.ne COYBGIRL * tSJ.0771 •
3t Hr Oulcall Servtce
PRE LAW student needs
'25,000. Will do anytlung
LeRal. Conf1denti11l
DVM. P 0 . Box 3242.
N.B. 93663.
DIAMOND WANTED·
Pnv. party wlll buy l lo
3 carat, cash. N .8 .
548-4975
~GE simpatico
Your masseur·
aa Bob James
<Malls !Hl, 494-51 U
•• SP IRI TUAL
READINGS
lQam. lOpm. fi\J Uy Lie 'd
-.72116 or 02-9034. JSIS
S Camino Real, San
Oem.
O.C. AJRPOIT
•ESCORT•
Spec1ali1ln1 lo
PrclesaMm.ala.
972-4971 .•...• lOa.m-Um
Gt...tCa .. •y
ESCORTS
:M Jira Ml-000
CHICICSJMC /VISA
•FOXY LADY*
OUl'CALL ONLY
•'7~1131•
DISCREET Oln'CAU.
~· ~/App'\.
M:tr'MllYe sentJim>an JIJ,
..re, duA, new here.
Wanu d11creel luocb
wtlb M / f' or niup\e JIM
tor fua "Uv.lte0
' PO Hox
fl7, ~port lkb. <.:a smi ___ _
b CS I hAA
LOYIL Y L.UllS
MODELS • l?liCORTS
With
PENTitOl18£ YJGURES.
AU. OOCASJONS
.... 717-3199
~ ......
a polWoo open for aa u -ll&aH:30 pm. Will tram.
penenced Jr. Accounting 979-1&1
CCII COIT"/
972-9955
Oertt. Duties are vaned,
and beak reconciliet.toos,
&Mllt.ang daUy aales re-
ports, gen 1 ledger ac-
count analya ia, Al R. Op-
portWlllY for advance-
ment. Xl.nt Benefits " worltinr conditions .
Salary commensurate
w /experience. Send
Reaume or apply in
person to.
The Jolly Rocer, Inc:.
l '1042 G illett.e Ave,
lnine,92714
71~
~ BKPNG
TEll.POBA.RY
ReOlt« today to won
oo vanom accountmg &
bookkeeping ass11n·
menu. Work close lo
your home. Figure
Oerlcs to Senior Acroun ·
tants needed lhroug bout
Oranie County.
ADULT COHC~SSJON
WORKERS-l Sat mo.
a.rt April 6. suo br. J
ASSEMBLERS
lit • aMI Sbift.a A Vail.
ExceHn rt opportunity in
mil medical device mfg
c:o. with aood crowth
pWontial. Initial duties
varied. ~ produc·
lion exper. helpful.
Manual dexterity
nece&aatY. Muat be able
t.o re.ad " write Eoghab. M.00 to Btart. ApptJ io
person
RENAL DEVICES INC.
Mal Ftankha AYe,
TmtiD
TEUER
TRAINEE
Growmi: lrvml' l()('att'd c o mp a n y set>k <,
1nd1\1 duol v.1th
Cash 1enn~ bal•k1tround.
n 1 cl' a µ JH' a r .in r ~ a n d
hi: ht lyptn~ a baltl)' X Int o pp c1rlun 1l1t'S f o r
11 d \ u n 1· " m 1• n t G o o <.!
bent!ftl' a nd i.tart1n1?
~:.lary to S650
CCII C.-rf
972 .. 9955
TFI' EIS AS•••s Buullful beath located
For medical dedroalcs. c o m p • n y s e e k .,
Ex:perieoced preferred. expenenct'd Tellers v.ath
bWwill trai.n. Haun 7am nt <'E' appearan1" ;ind
to 3 30 pm. Exc:ellenl o.uli!oin.i Pt·r~on.illltt''
benefl111 • workiD& COD· C,ood j!rov.lh pot1•nl13I
...... II' . 0 VI j X Int b(on, ::ind 'l.trttn).! uauODa. lSllO e 0 \alary lo $900 area. Only tboee seekulJ permanmt employment CCII Cany
need apply. Call SUau t72-9tSS
51D·3D>.
NOTE TELLER
,,_ tnMk, ralMa, exper BABYSJTrER·fUll·Ume ~ul but not MC. Call lo car. for $ mo. o&d
Bob Pblllippe at <>ranie twtna • 7 yr old llrl ID
Ouily Raceway 552-55U our lleu Verde pool
Rcautaful be1wh h1t·ated
b11nk !lt'l'kK lndlv1duul
with not(' bark~round
nnd on «'Yl' towant the
future lo Join Its frt('ndh
~l:ifr Xlnt benriats nnd
11l art10J( salary to $1000.
*out II* -----bome.'40-4GI> ca -;;;.~~ ... Babyalll•r. full lime. &42-•12 ,... s.J:u5 ~ 7 ID09. old •irl.
~=
MC/Visa Mt.1118 SSS 8enk1nc
TODAYUI =-~ ... __ , s.. +leel IJ60 1he DIUJ PUat needs a ..... .,...., far ov aa.tfied An .......... bent .......... _ .. _ ....... Advertl1ln1 Depart· -~!t.C.11.
EXOTICUS IDllDt. Tb• penoo we 511>-ADO
CREDIT
CHECKER
Beaullful beach loc:ited
c:o mpon )' see k,
attra<'llve Individual with
experience a!'I Credl1
Checker and desire t<
1trow with t1pandln11
IOOllW:~ PoBWan wttb l
P'ubioo bland l.Dve9l·
IDelll firm. Exeellart <JI>'
portuai:ty. Call ~1.23
IRVINE
1:.0.E.
Boya, girla, to aeU flowen a.EIUCAL
Oft Ilka OW1' 18 for L A
nmea to bome9 aa NB •
CM. Rellal* • bave ck·
pm. c:ar. Perm P rr
U00 /$450 p er mo
~.6*-SM4 EuUs" weekend. 12.SO pr
hr + bonus. Slao.
S.11-11231
tu =6t:S•area
bas immediate operung
for CMbier. Hoars I : J0..5.
Experieoce preferred.
OxUd Helen llcGinley
for appJintmeat. 644-2282
IUYa s.a Ana II.and ad Ql"tt
baa tmrnedia\e ope1Uqa
for an esp. tii.o"er. Appb·
cmil must have "1). an at
~ 2 d tbe foUowmg
fields: PluUc5. Elec
lncaJ hardware. Eler
lnc:al or Plumb1og
Persoo mual be sell·
motivated for lbu de
marvtiog poahJoo Salary
open, bring resume Call
PW9oonel : 714 ·Sf0..4111
ScMb Paofic Loduslnes,
2100$. Fairview, S.A
car wlllh
Quhien wanted full or
P!f. F\.u Vly, Santa Ana,
• Npt Reh. Call 644-4460,
M. A.all for Nancy.
CASHIER
S&VERWOODS
MEWPOIT
We have a full lame
permanmt pmiboa am ·
rmdiatriy nailab&e for
ao experienced Heed
~er an our qu.ality
MerlS clotb.inl store. Xlnt
ae1ary • c:o. benef'lta ~
ply lo person to Mr
Crooka. 45 Fe1b100
Wand. Newport Beacb,.
E.0.E.
~llEIS
UTDTEM
MAJlKETS
~ now available fcir full time Aaaiat.ant Manacen 00 2bd • 3rd
abUta. No exper1en~e
nee. We tra.ln. Advance-ment opportunity for
rDIM&f"'*'* pmlt1om lo
u.~o per bour I(
QUdfted. For more ID·
(armlllloa • iDterriew.
lllllli.Y to •tore 117, Ill Del llar, Coate llaN. en.em. WUJ bsteniew
llonda7 tbru Prlday
fromlllm lolpm .
Equal ()ppor Emplofer
•BANKING
OPPORTUNITY
MS.PURCELL
AMERICAN
SAVINGS
7 t 4-141-llll
LAGUNA HJl.J...S.
4*J8S EJ Toro M
IDE M IYIH
a.BICAL
Re0ster today for local
lelqlorVy ~u
557-0045
U\-Llr\:
II Mf'OllMY l'fftONN(l SllMCI\
17Zl mrc... street ... ..,.,. ...
Den'A&./.......,
' day wk. Peri<> offitt x.
RaJ lie. reqcl. Penon.t-
b6t penoo wanted for
growana pra cti ce
M7~
DlllllaJ
ltDUt•iutic DENT AL
/Q1f..,..... foreqiaad·
iDI Newp&A't Bladt pnc·
lite. Ez~rience or
1rb00Un1 preferred.
644-~
DISPATCtB
J"roiltiiMVf t\taJth CM'f
Q) In Newport BellCh 1S
DOW cciahr1m& OD fOIA« 1oten1ew1 for 1ba rp
eoer1et1c tnd1Yiduals
will> e:l:per' cblpalc:bml amhnlanc.es, fare. pobC'f'
or l&Xl vehicles. Mu.al
.. Ye wortcmc knowled~
ol Qranaf' County • day 9'd _._ XJnt start.me
aa1.uy • rnn~ beoe<11.s pac1ta1e. Av11I. May
5-3). Fur ant.ernew CU>·
tac:t Deo11e Gu1mood
6lJ.lfl6 E 0 E M IF
Doc ·Groomer . E1
peneoced. taleott"d .
ma be ex:per 'd ui Hand· a. .. s aamorull.•1-0'l'CM
Part Ume la full t 1me 0RJVERS _ l200 Wed. lfaft:Yard. put Wne • .., ioa. Apply 1· Eleven WW &ram t.rwlt dnvf'n
St.ore. 10¥7 W. Baker. C)Satlam-lpm. tllM41l
_c._11_. -------4 Driver1Gardeaer comb .
Oat Typaat part time Haore Y&bd CA hceme
Small plnn'DI Irvine~-Good dn v1n1 record nee. eau Nuey ~ Ma. •ae 20 APS>tY at Pennyaaver . 1160
COMPANY Plecmia. CM.
911!51MfAT1YI DRIVER. lleynbof"s
.,... penaa ..... lo ,,.. driver' to make de-
repreeeat utabliabed It verlea from com ·
IJOWIDI co. Great op-m I 11 a r y to o u r 3
por1ualtiea.IT5-ZIOl rHtauaoh. lloatly
CX>llPAN"ION -Elderly mar-., boura, ltnlabed
woman H•h middle by 1-1 pm dallJ. 5 daJS, apd womaa lo m home M·P'. ldael for llude:ot w /
6 doa-*k dUl.Mi9. Non· p.m. d&aaee. Call Hal
lmohr. Salary. II tu. 974ZIZ
~.-.sm
CO NCESSION
WORKERS-le • 17 yr
olda preferred, own
tram, :u dJS I* wk.
~meala 6 ........ Call
M Pblllppe at 0ranp
OluntJ ~J 5Dl6ll
OOOlt -~-DMded
for expaodloC faatlly
........ elt.ata. Good
Pe.J 6 ..... Appl;y -Harbor BlvcL C.11 .
~
llceorWIOllMD2Synor
older. Kaow I.be coaat
dtiea. Net 11.m a...-or
more. Oranc• Coatt
Yellow Cltb, 1'79 Mt.
HerTmaDa. P'ouDtala
ValleJ. (No of Slater
betwa Newlllope •
Ellcld>
-...... .._, .... ICI H•k 1bo11ld eDjoy E.O.E. ~· a.. t I ... -...... be ab&e .__._.
organization Xlnt
bf'nefals and 1tartln11 ---------a..-p&allt d=tP'nl totn-45wpm (clectrtc >. -IAMla,. Plaat main· have a plea 1 ant CC•••t'CcWlllTtler
teoaace. Aa I•• aa ,... ... a11t1 la ••J•1 -~ call wwtmts wtu. a 1reat 71twtl41 .,..o1peap.1 u -..... ,. ...... .. fllllllj ........ CIOm•
... U,-.111 ~::...~~
~Clml 1411 aaruce, ete. 11•1•1'7 I········--··-···· Pl.llltom' ......... I U&ACIC IOOI"' PlweCl90tor~
C>.cC.'a ..... 6...-n· l"tl*lu1·~ = ...... ~ 6 I0-«'1',aL ..._,,. • u.. CMJ•ICOAST
Liil ... , ..... la· ...... v -,.,.
t s kJ<Xfer. "":.~~·
-.. lllft,_ ••• Calla ....
Som• aota dept. H · ,.nence •-ad be de-....._
~Cdfonla Bank
-A.NewpartC..-Dr. ~-•. O. &.
BA a GIRL · Mtrtl klll. NMI-. ~ ......
WOUM"PlllCI ...... ~~ ~ eeeept.cl ll...,,_ WA!ft'ACTIOICf !Z -:--=.:lt>7· ...,.........~ o-w~MNm
,
aaJary t°n '7"1>~57
1.., z. e 8'rttt
St. llO, Santa An.a • AU.JOBSrRU
a.teal
... JOIS
SICmAmS
nPllT •••AL oan.u•sce1 ................
•anU.lllrU..l*i· dam. u ,.. •Mt to
wad.lltft••ealll
Tal'l.OY
IMC.
Ullttul 1d1 . .......... .............
fll.UIJ
I r
--._......~ ----
Wt t.w ammed. opta·
mp for
Warehome
11.Membly TnuDees
fad.Ory
FEEE J OBS PAID
WEEK.LY
IRVINE
£.0 E
Floor aervace Nr. OC
Alrpln. M· lb. lam-4 JO
pm. .m truD.. m.1c
Food Pftl) It ~cb
maktt. No npeneoce
needed. J'lt'lUbW ~
ApplJ 10 per son
~I Terrett. 2!!1U
Recbll. Q:ata Meu
fUll ume paaruoa m our
~ ad dept. hrs Moo
thru Pt1 9-S. lele •
OUIUr SAUes, reqs «ood
1peltJnir. 1rammar 4r
pmmamhap Mual enJOY
meetm.t the pubbc App
ly Peooysaver, lHO
own lnml. Xllll wofttDa
CllDll • beneftta. M . 30,
M· F . SIOO /mo Cell
Ptrlomel548-4134
HOSTISS
Apply Blacltbeard 's
Reltaurant. '250 Mart·
mpte Way Npt Beach.
HOSTESS1CASKU:R -
E:lper. full·Ume Apply
ua penoa Ben 8l'OWDll
Rmtauraal. 3U06 Coast
Hwy.So.Lac\aL
NOSTISS
1'aJJ 6 put time. Apply
lo penon. No phone
mlla. JallJ Racier. 400 s. a-t Hwy, Lq. Sch.
fbd deslt t'lert, NCR
C!XI, c:ombmalJOl'I desk &
rebel night audit. Apply
t.o Dn1d McNeUl. Hoc.el
~. 04-ll.Sl. 425 S.
a.stHwy.LB
HOTEL/MOTEL night
auditor. apply Cratic
Prwley. Su Clemente
1m. m w. fllpla.ndiaa
~·a C M tbacleanen wanted lo
---------wiaR for Janlre'a 1U1·
GENERAL OFC CdM . gedy Ano ·1• bra 8-4, 1111un. dependable 3420 -ru..Fti. 67$-1514
E. Q)Mt Hwy .. SS1·5619
Houlecleanlog oeeded
Gemral Offi~. l.Jitbt typ-w/mottl t'leanlog ez.
cng. wU.I t..r&Ln Jean El penenc:e. 1-12 5 dys wk.
Ito Mfg , H 8 . <714 ) SLMtNperbr.CSMflO
~J:m
G-ulllla.rll
For anteroataonal
marliet1og r o Fu II
char1e of l1lerature Nncnmc. mail m.aduoe.
m11r dul1e1 Full
benefatl Apply
M :JOpm. IMS Eqwp-
mnrt, 2I05 Barraoce.
Irvine. Mrs. Coplan ..,. .... ...,.,
Nice beach area ~face.
emual ICft• ..... e. cood
'1Jiilt, •t.e f'ilia1. 7 AM· l :JOPll , 1150 wk .
~. llUteLocaa
Gir l P'tlday. req. 1d.
smmary, math aptitude.
~.~.acd1.• aa.a prvc. betplW. Fut
paced NB bualneaa. -.aooomo.MMM5
~.UYe-blor
OIL 5 ct.19/Wtlft. Rm 6
bd pl\&S ul. W1mda free.
9D4MM. CaU 6 to 1 lpm.
Houaewives • Mothers
need x1ra money! Y oa
already have tbe
~ oeedecl. Ca.D
MHZU
"°'8e'w'IY9 • lt.Udeats to
..JR JUDdl nab. 11·2 at
WienenctmltMI. Good
Pe.J Sl..Z5 pr hr. WkDd •
bollday off. Contact
!11.saheth '1M-S74. 250 s.
aistol,Cll
MSPICTOll ftAla
To ........ all phuea of la-
..... Must pau com-
pm:y .-,.1c&1 incl. t>.~
X-ray: 1'U:in1 apptic•·
lion• 1 ·10 o nly .
Stratoflea , 171 1 1
Armatrooa Ave. In.
E.O.E. A Kendavta Ind.
i
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Rockwell Hanford will be inte~ng locally
to tell you about som~ the
best opportunities an ere.
RICHLAND, WASH. -lncteosed ocltvlly In stote-of-th&-Ort rPN
has creoled many OddlflOnol opporl\Jnlties few corMf ~
ment ot the lifst and one of lhe lofgest ructeor tuet:s r~
c omple)(M In the wOOd: the RocicwelknonoQed Oeportnt of
£ nergy tocllily ot Hor1ofc1 Recruiting 15 now In ptogreu to three
p11mory programs: c hemlcol processing, waste monooel'' ond
vtlol support sefVlces IOI the entire site Professionals ~too
lhe-tob challenge pk.ls abundant outd<>Of recreotlonot f"·
tunllles will tlnd both In thl.s sceoic Northwe.t Ofeo.
local lnterviewa will be conaucted near
Orange County Airport, April 2 through Aprll 4.
TO SCHIOUU AN INTOVIEW, call the appro-
priate number shown below on MARCH 30
FROM 1:00 P.M. TO 6:00 P.M. and MARCH 11
THROUGH APRll 3 FROM 9:00 A..M. TO 6:00
P.M.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
..
MAnltlAl
Pat Lloyd. (7M) U>OIJO, bl I002
~,,_,.
JOO~ lor OrrelCCll" C*JrW ond OOt'fM:* to~~
ond ~ OOllCeflll" ~ loareOC""• ~ -Aoc:acwoel pollCiM ond ~and~ ~
,..._ onel 00.-mcJlellal ~ l'9QCJldlnO -onel c:onclllof>l rt
PMC>CJl1"Q onc1 ~lilonnQ ~ cwoea ond ""*" abC:OnllOC"-
lnlM'plet\ and malt4" t9CO•-IOOllOI• ~~ polCyol'ld OOIJl'Qlond~~-ono!9111Md~ ~..,
wlll't ledelal ~ ~ono~ ku ion.,. 'l90'S
•c;>etleltee t'l r9iOted ~. 00-111 ... ~ OOltftOCIWOQ ~
~ IA In ...... NJiiWmilfOIO IOI .()QUI
1.-C 1 s•ocll ~
IS IA OI l&'\'1lar dliG"*'9 OU -V90r' ecoei,.. tee In c:cntloC1 t~lltog Wiii r'9gOftoll9 tu0001iltOCl1 IOI ~ ---. c,on.
a.fkJnll.. ~ -Ol '9MOfd> onel ~~
IUSINEH/ MANACHMINT SYITIMS
Pot Uoyd, (7l4) IUOl70, lxt. 1002
IA In ....-..U ~li'OllOI\ ~ Compulef soe.ioe OI t9iOteO
llell» DUI lnt'M IO 11"9 V90!1 ~ "°""°"' Ote O¥OflOC)le tot
QOetO!IQl>ond111Q111 ... l0!10e Ol •dallnO ~and~~ OI ,_ llV'-
INDUSTRIAL ENGINURtNO ,at Uoyd, (714) au-ol70, lxl 1002
~.,.._.
S.-0 pollilOt'e °'*' In lnQ.ttlnOI l<IQll-• 'O ()eool1met ~ ~
lodllY plonntnQ onel .... planrW'IQ OCfMllM "9ttotm COii ~ ~
OeweloC> and ""°"°"' ~ tN!!IOO ~ and iOCllly uMIO
""" OO!lol'a ... 0 lotoe ~· QI 09'....:JI p.,rpooe and rv::leOr ...,. ... ,,.., IOOi'' ... t()C9lel..
OTHlR AVAJLAllllllH
Appohilii...,. tWmbef fof theM po1ltton1:
Emmitt Jackson, (714) Ui-<>170, lxt. 1001
I lectrtclclft """°"" °"°"'· 1n11011o110n. 110 • o ioe. ono WOl1r ~ io "-llK lllCOI ~ Pet!otTn l!outJietl'IOOIWIQ. _.g, and moe•vic.e
on~ "'°'°" and genMJIOrt
c-~
f<lUI a more .,..,.. •-• ;oe """""° IO oa1>1e ono ~ "O' ""'' be al* IO l'tOndle c:tom 11'81 and OIOQ lne one1 llnOw ""8 llOnOOrO
tl'1'CIOI~ ,.......
P9flOlm '"'~ n0...,, iOllOe IQbftoollol • IOYQlll ono l'llOClll on OI
~~Set lO on0 .... 1ocJ1a and~ ..... ~ OI
p(IW'lr IOoll, IO peffotl"I\ Qllol9t t• .-0. leCI W'Of\. ~ tn ... IQMJftOI I ono l'llgh ~ ~ IYt,_,.,. • l'..o.d (dllam one1 ~> ....._ ..........
Morltor. ~ ono IOmQle on piqec11 ono -f'wf!orm o..c1
IUMl'Y "'*9 ~I "°"9 no! ~ MIOCll/leO 0t wl-. unulUOI
condlllorw .,.. eicpec te<l
=c"" ~ etouflc:ollOn Mull"'-llond llgnClll. oaClle "'*'" ~ -Wllh ~ CIOt'tM ond IQodlno. ~ OI ~ f<Jl>i'-c:ollon _~
~....,..
"-•MUoftnO taOt In our~~ IOIC'9 ot lloc*wel ~
()pefotlona Of9 o ~ Cflolllnge IO"'°"' ~ tn OMlfOble lf'<OI 'l'OU
l'IOY9 ~--In~.,..,__,. ... OI ..,._, flllOI. at ... 0.
~ In law .. ~I-ii, C!lmll'lal jllflloe. 01 polOe ~ You mull
be QI leoal 2 I Y9Qf1 OI OQ9 ono ~ IO ,,_. OU1 meQIClOi and P"'9ICCJI
slonOoidl PllOI IO dUlla owlOi I•• -Ntro l)flOf IO POl'OI ~ 'l'OU ......, PQtl~IOIV~~
we offer o mo.t attrocttve pay ona benefit• POcitooe
Including llte, medical. OCC!Oel 1t lnMonce. In oddlton.
we offer excellent ICJVlnOa ond retlr•rleWlf pa-. M In
OUf tOUtrlwett WosNngfon IOootlon ~t near RlcNoi id.
with '"°' IMng '°' f11l9(V ... tvte .
We a,. on equat ~·~.,.,and we en.
cour099 mlnotttle• and female• to apply.
U.S. CMINI_., ~ "'
For"--who cannot t» 11•••ectot "* ttme. ~ ,_.,,.to W.I. ~ lmpto,...... ~.
Rocttwett HonfOfd Operatton&. Hcn.M tnter-
natlonol. ,.0 . IOll IOO, llcMaftd, Wcuhtogton
99• Dept. OCT.
41~ Rockwell P*~ lntemattonal
lmall cbDU* .......
IHl11Uoo Urm lo
.......,,, C.ater ..-,
apalWiid • .nktmt •
eo1r1etlc 1•111
Hcretary. 8 .H .. die·
....... Ult.~
tllltlt r m&ttt. Xlot.
....,., dQ• 11'0 1 UIPOD
qoaUfleatloa rad ea-
-..... Good~. .....
~SICltlT.dY
Jlbr NewpW't &tad> Ltw anc.. ..._ ..... a.Im.
ellUll. mut be tell·
.._ • baYe abWt1 to
WCIR u.nckr pretture.
Saltry commenaurrt.e
w/qu.allflcatJou. Call
w.tllO.
Llquor clerk , ea ·
paieDced. hall Of' put
t l me . ApplJ 278
&ro.dway, L•I Bch.
BrmdwQ Uqia.
Uquar n.llbt maaager.
busy t.acb a.rea, full
Ume. aper. neceuary.
top wa1ea. appl1 10
penon. Hotiday House
Uquan. 2111 E. Cout
Hwy,Odll.
LOT ATJ'ENDANT
Muall be 1.8. F\lU 6 put
Ume. La& 8d> area. C&U
., 1'1UZ.
MACBJ.NlST TRAINEE
-Prd. IOIDe abop ell·
per. for small manu!
fU'Ul in l.rvtne. Call IWey
for aAJt. ll'1'Ml9>
MACHINIST
ProducUoo laLbt. Eapr
rmnimwn 5yn. Top pay
• bmdita. Call 540-5.206
Mactinist
Ml 'I 1•0..ulllou
l.llt • 2nd ShiJ\ opeainp.
we have Probatio n ,
Ment •Cost ol Lmng lo
creases . Ful ly paid
Medical & Deattl +
mtQ)' ot.bef' ouut&Dduii
beoefils
ROSAN INC
~NwprtBclL
Equal Os>IJty Ehipk>yer.
MAIDS $4.~·SS.OO br.
fU1l • part t.uoe, own
tramp ocs. 675-2101
Maiot.eoaoc:e per&<>nnel
ne eded w /gene ral
~ ol dectnc:aJ.
ptnmbong & A.IT c:oodi ·
t.IOaiG£ Apply t-0 Gil,
Surf 6 Saad Hotel.
Lag\ma Beech. "1'1-'"17
MAINTENANCE lllAN
«!() Unit edutt COIDJMe1.
Oceanaree.1121153
llAINTENANCE · See
our ad for PIPEPIT·
TEil. ELECTRICIAN.
CRANE OPERATOR.
l"RON WORKER RIG·
OE1lS 6 RADIATION
MONITORS under
· 'Eacloeerl ng ·' 10
&oda)''s Clasaified Paces
HANFORD
OPERATIONStROCKW-
ELLINTERNATIONAL
~· Ambruom
couple. p /time. t2·
Ubn/Wt. a&00-900tmo
C all Bill Hugbrs :
~302!6.
Mtture S tleslad y
Ungerie exp. pn!f, 673-mo
MECHANIC -$200 Week.
WiU train ~D Sam·
Blm--.Ml.3
..ecHAMCAL
MSCJ TlCHMICIAN
Two yean nperience
working w1tb m1oute
puts. Medical company.
Excellent benefits 41 warbll coodd MJQtl. 1111 ...
1loa Viejo area. Only
ta. aedDnl ~rmtMDt m4*17meat need apply Oall~ ,3130.
lledk:aJ Au 'L Btck ol-nc.. Eqlel'. oaJy Busy
Pd.uiciall. M4-49'10
~ALIACIC OtlC
Ea'prd only. Newport
8eacb UnJklO. MU7Z2
tetCAL~ Rap ..UlG· clTtduJ wtlo aUoYs dri V·
ma tnd 1a ramlliitr wttb
OCILA area. No sale.
mmt uve own trau
Medical bacll1round
blApt\ll, wW train. For
llRlt-'JIM:liOOM·F9toS.
llecHeaJ Froat ofc int.
tyJliult. pref 5 Jn esp,
Ilk farSC)llllie 1'11-3111 or
en l»0'755
lldal MsiMaol FTonl
• becS offlce. esperieoce helpful. Call Aao at
IC7.at
MOroalOUTI .......... OllllO't ...... J
for p91t..U.. .......... .
'n.t DlllJ PUol baa I
............. t•all.tble ln
U.a.&bLapuaru .
Delivel'J. altemooat.
lloedaJ t.bru Friday. moralap Satlll'da y 6
...-.,. No moMbly door
c0Uectio111. Earalnft about llOO per moo b
groat . Reliabl e
~aod1maU
catb defoetl required.
Call «i-•221. Poiter
Oue&t. (Or dftaila.
Newtpa,.r deh very
..... a.MM. 1 dY'I wk,
hnlWt own auto, Coroot
ditl Mar. call 1n-eo11.
NIOprtDo.
HOW..._
fUIJ •• .'J'IMI
hpaocfl•• rewJ •lee·
Indal ftnll lt now ac · ~~for f"'1-Ume emp&oymeat
Salary • commL11ton .,. • m....a.e w /exper
Will train. Call Enc:
!llilMll3
NURSES AIDES -
Ortifted or Trainees. All
lbdla. Mtu Verde Coov.
Hosp. 561 Center St.,
C M
Nursmt
..-.CAI.ASST
Procreuive Health Care
0> located ID New'POf't
Beech IS DOW roodurl1DR
1oterv1ew1 for RNs .
LVN1, w EllTL Can
cbdates Wlll be bn «ht.
~lJc: 4' have dot
driVUll rtt<>rd. 4 day
llUt week X1nt salary ~
fnnp beoel'JU p.cbge
f'or lDlerv1ew contact
Den ise Gu im o nd
&lJ.1616 . E 0 E. M / F'
Nunma TllAGI PlllSOH
f'roCteaai ve He<b Care
Co. lD Newport Be acb will be opaung M a1 >II>
Now atteptinf apptic:a ·
boas for bnCb enerReUc
RN's wrth Emer1ency
Room /l'na&e ellper 4
day work week Xlot
start.Lo& salary 6 fnngt'
beneftta pacll&e For 111
~ coolal'l Oen1M'
G u i mond 641
1616. EOE M1F
N\nlDC N\ftS Aadel. All ahtAs
Gmd rwLe"' pay. No ft·
per. nee. Wall traan.
C.ertillcaUoa prosrrm
avallabAe. ApplJ Port
Mesa Coe•aleacent
tbpltaJ.. 2570 New pon
Bhd. C.JI. MMMOO
Nm-llllC R.N. rebel 7-3 • ,.11
Xl:nL rate ol pay Apply
D 0 N Port Mesa Con
vUeaceot Hospital, 2570
Newport Blvd C .M
~
Mrsmc
LYN'S 7.3 JO • 3 11 JO,
•.JS U> S6 7S per br
Ovlltand1n1t benefits
Reft\&1ar & men t raaes .2
~ vacaUocl altt'r I
YT Major mecbc:aJ, den·
tal •hie LOS at oo cost to
~ fl1pb.lp Con
v a le ~c:en t Cent e r .
6C2a44
01llcaJ Care Exp pre rerred. Will tr&111 for tht.8
Speaalty F\iU tune. In
Miaaon VteJO.
714-llt-1100
a~
Loolingfor
a~wayto
..... xtra
EAS1BSSS7
You11 find It at Kelly
Usu temporary ualgn-
mmta availabM for a
day. week. month or
loneer A perfect opportw:uty for
STUDENTS 6
TEACHERS to earn ea·
tra S$ dunn1 !:Aster
vacatioa.. •TYPIST
•MallT AltllS
•WORD
NOCISSlee •c::a.m.S ... , ... ~
•W.A•IOUSI
No experience
oeceuary Top Pay .
Pakl vacaUOnt .. ~et·
ral bonuMs .• NEVER A
n.::t
IEL~
S ,._VICES
CID ar ~ 11111 todaJ
IMDe.ID-... l nm._.._, Ctr or. ..
a.t.M..MJ.-. ~~~~~~~, .............. £
r...-•~m..a DmOallatM. -..ou ... , 7 1t15a .. ll/PJH ..
Of"P1CZ GEN. BKXOP -........ »abrwt.
., ..... U&m •
Ptlt Ume 1aln work.
Psfeei for coUet• slu·
elm& liatierellt.ed lD rctall
merchandi11ng & d11·
~. 8ab1r7 open. Call
Ointt lmponen. Dua
~-.rm.
,JJ«TTIMI P9•••s Allilt iD edit.or IUl'Ve)'
oaaducted from our ol ·
ftce It die Oranae (;out
Dally Piiot 5:)0.t:IO
... P'ri. t ·JO.t :30 Satur·
day. Great for coUegi.a.o.s
tad moonbclJter'I ... pr
wk . ONLY
Rf)QUJREMENT IS A
GOOD VOICE Call
642-4321. en 312 after
5.JO PB, Moaday t.bru Fhday
PART TIME
EVEHINGS
Enterpnalag adul\1.
OYel" 21 W1lb Dynamic:.
Adveoturoua
penanahues. who enjoy
worlll:101 with and
mwvttini yout.M ages
10 to u Phone Mi-'3:21
Ell 250 between 2 and 6
P..11
ASK f'OR LAURIE EO E
PART TIME
EVENINGS
Eaterpn11ag adults,
~ Zl wllb Dynamic.
Adventurou s
penaaahtJes, who en.JOY
worlttog w1tb and
matJvallQ& youths ages
10 l-0 lJ. $100 a Wffll
prVU11! Phone 642-4321
Ext 250 between 2 and 6
P ltl
ASK FOR LAURlE E OE
Party Consultant /
Counter Person. full
b.mr U>Ch.limg Sat App-
ly 2025 Newport Blvd.
CM
PAUE.UP
~
wllb • le.-1 year n
~rieoce , preferably
newspaper. t:Jtcelleot
... , •• ~ ~11-A• ApplJ
~tAll •1 PM,
MaDday lllna rnday
O.f!MelCOAST
DA&.YNOT now . .,St. c:.... .....
~0,;1 ,_,, . . ... ,.
P~TE.UP
~
~ at ~-1 year t'•. perteoce, preferably
oeW'lpaper Excellent
C'Oml*lY beaefils. Apply
between 9AM • 6Pl!f,
Monday U1na Fr tday
APPLY IN PERSON
OUHGICOAST
DAILYPILOT
llO W. IA Y ST.
COSTA MESA
f.-lo,,ty~
~ Clrlt, c:b.a1Jeaim1
posztSon for person • f l
yr es per Some com·
pWer' u~r desll'able
QUI Shuiey 1t SG-:M76 or
Mnd resume to Conl.l.MO·
taJ Dnlhng U.S. PO Boll
83111, Npt lkb, 92J56C)
PBX Amwenng Sttv1c:e
Opmiwra. aht11tt. c:te--
pendable. Day • eve
sbiftt. Expel' pref. but
'"11 tram. ~25.50
!!.O.E.
PERSONNEL REP -
Needed for 1ouo•
dymrolc bio·medleal
,...... lll&llt be fa.mWar
db Olbt rqulaUom •
IJ'OllP lDt. procedurea •
Ex;per'. GI' ....... ,.. a.ooo per mo. C'.oD&ad
Adam. &.11·111156
Pett control trainee.
.
Study Job for nabt
penaD. Pral'st-tbaria• •
group health. Apply
Wedo-day: Lloyd Pert
OlDl:rol -E. DJer Rd. SA
PET ATTENDANTS
Put lime, busy bttcb
lflmd. SUS br. Helen
4M.oMZ
,..,._ suravasoa
Ex.atbil vac.uon club.
£qlet-. or trainee. 3-Sbn.
dally. ~/hr.+ . Apply Uua week only. S.A.
5G7157.
Picture framer, part
ume, experienced. Art
World Frames, 660 N.
a.st Hwy., Lac. Bcb.
~
PLUMBERS HELPER -
WW tl'lUn $200 week to
st.art. Open lam-lpm.
9llr>MJ3
f>re..scboo( Teacher want·
ed. Certlftcate or n ·
perieott. AM 6 After
noom m Newport Beac:b..
OUJ ~ &41).1821). .
PRESSMAN Eapr.d quality mi.oded
pressman. M I f' t o
opttate Hamada 600·2
c:oklr and Hamada 700.
Top W'llltes for qualified
IDdlvtduaJ. 546-USS. J ac:k
or Rusty
PRINTE 0 Cl RCUIT
BOARDS -Ell per .
Toucb-14> Apply 3002 So.
OUSt.S.A
~
II )'OU an 20 or over, • loaklac for a career op.
portmily in printing, ap..
ply at PENNYSAVER.
m> l'llcalltia, CM.
,,., ttloaAsskt.
Deeded for fut paced ~ C.oaaty pubtica·
tiaD ftnn. Cencal + or-
g...;vttQNJ lklllt. ac:·
curac:7 • 'ood
t.wWee "' apellin1 • o-ammr t!SMllt1al. a50
... mo. Xlat co. beDetlts.
Ca.11 Claudia Rollnn1
~
PRODUCTION
11lAINEE Rubber boee
products, Irvine area.
Must pau company
~aJ mcl'd back X·
ray. Taking applications
btwo ••10 only .
Stratofle1:. 17611
Armstrong Ave .. Irv.
E..0.E.. A Kendavu lnd.
Co.
Programmer /Analyst.
WW convert eustmg pro-
grams for financial ac.
countaog. peri.onne l.
marketing func:t1oni.
from IBM system 34 t-0
Dau General Comput.Jng
$y!tem; adapt and !!Up·
port 90ftware systems to
assist convers1oa; pro
v1cje sywtem Interface
W1fh rm ny processors:
malll:e ad1ustments 10
data systems: BS Com-
P'&tt Soence and l year
ellperience reqw red ;
m> per week. Take ad to
nearest Employment
~Dept.DOT
IOl.2.147-G&S. Ad paid for
by employer. F.OE
'Sell thlnp fast with Dady
Pilot Want Ads
PHOICMASK
MICRO-
LITHOGRAPHERS
ELECTROMASK I S the only
company solely dedicated to
prov1d1ng maskmaking eQuipment,
services. and w afer imaging
systems to the semi-conductor
industry.
Due to our continuing expansion
and growth. we have three
immediate entry level positions for
ciual!f1ed photomask
m1cro1tthographers. working in
microscopic image production for
the electronic circuit industry.
Experience w ith pattern
generators. step. and repeat
cameras a plus.
In addition to our excellent
compensation . we offer a
comprehensive benefits package.
convenient suburban looatton. and
a great work environment w1thln a
growing corporation.
Send your resume. ltoP by, or
call:
2U 114-5050
Electromask Inc.
8101 De s.te Aw.
... ,.., MHll, ca tuM
tw11 M'ltl l ff
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••• -:2 ' 2 -.coi-ou u.. ....-• ......u a pc bdrm ut, 10Ud _,, _ Mii •* 11 1111 1••••~1 ,,.._ '" ~~·•,.. .. •lOf't. he Ttdwc.J =· dbl or cpa •ooo .
.. .. .... l .... .. ..... ~ ......... -· --···· H.•. TIC..-.IC·L D·· Rl'i•"· ~:r-, 1111 .. .1:: ... ,._ ... __, , • r.l 1 •' c •., 11 a B uUful ...,. ~ ...,..FTa TO S 1900 a.ta l'Wftd _,...can .... ,. .. ,, s...n.et ._ llr' • ._ = .._ '919 ...... ......, "· 1•· n:!u ex!c~~i!8:e~':t,. or of~~ 3 yean exp. tn double sided P/C board aau.lbm -..p. ll1Dl
..... ...!. =rfw~ •7•u'-•er untee lift•-. i... .._., President. Usht S/H onJ ul..-.redr dHllJ'l wtth drafting backsround. Thb cand .........
-· ·-Tm.•PllO"& taper _.a-*---'*" • excellent co n h ..._. .... ARtt 'f'YIM ,...._ c.JI Pet ... 1o e , w _. MLD Sal ry to Sl.200. Call Cindy. · 8 n d 1m1 pa Y as great benefits !l:ld9b lt1la &Mk library
...... IA.Ill • lftf. lff.ii tWll ~ • ..._ LAST JOI exce ent oppor tu nity for caT.wca L4hoped eor· ..._,Y~~ • --------<oar• ,... ,,.. 1-t advancement. Call Cindy. 540-6055 1Wp6ece.•'llACIL moo. Al'fl, _...._..
1
Pll ••fl1 P'o•• NaUoaal ~raUoe, _m ____ . ____ _
C... • •O·Ull , ••t. HO -'......, •OU-1 Two twlo btd aets . .., .._1_.,,,,. pa• .._..., ~.1 NIY8 A,. Frames · Easlander
m ...... n.· 2 a 1 ..... AllD'Oal.AU1U& ud ~••riclal u nrm.suo.-..ioa c........ M U.. rreeel,.,l•t s.o.s. CIDllllll. ... 19 ' p for ..... 9 Ollla ~· a.re. INi ... loub ID Plltio table 6 dWr Mt === ............ Olll IA· W. U>CALAUAl ... tbe ----------~--w/mllbn?.La. .... __. NICacnMIMS ::::=-ri4':::~ aaum.-a
RICD"l'IOIGIT ...cW "'-,.n-u.. .._ • ._for awr LAST JOB . SECalT AIY WORK IN BEAUTIFUL LAKE FOREST ..... W. 1055 ~·~:. r::'·~:r= =:t!:ca:i!~:Jr: Light experience for thb in SSeoU~!..:l~SllumC~~ ;;_-a:;;•;:=·~
.... • .... ~ 11r:1Ua c· Ml me ..... t.raa. y;paradt41 .. tabUabed position to Sales Manager _,..""' """' Dryw. Olll&-. aeU for • --. " s• fr.t <lit.~...:...."!_!_~.~---.. ftt11eat hii•iwe. Irvine Co. Lots of public c· PSwtm lnatructor1Ute1uard w.s.1 first Aid. ....,.._ O..SOU. coa-'
,., l1'rltcl ..... , ... a" .... ,, (.,..,,. .... _. lO
.... Pad .... A&llll ar.. tniill. f\laa ..... .
..... "" ... De& eo••••J ~•••flt•
plaaaaat ••ldac ••' vtniamm&. •alaty com·
men111rete w /e:s ~-c...dldm
ti& Drt1l1nc eo.t.rola mu M1t~b•ll Sovtb
Irvine, Peraonaei
SG1.
.._ -•-
6
..... ----....... eenn futw"e. ~ _ I ty ol C · .R. $US hr. crete umbrtlla table --.v r ..,.._ P en room Or promotion. .:., Lite CuardtStarr Duty. 0 -•-ur• S•vin• w/benehM Co.t -~ ~~uo . H1·H11 MLBMIOMI ~:. mclud!n& salary$t000. CaU Rita.~ r1ratAid.C.P.R..Q.90 hr. ~...,. "' " ..a•· 2·i. ~ -·~_.:;._ ______
1
~ taMtz .......... ....,... -. • Boat Rental1Sallin1 Instructor . Senior pots wll' rubber-trees.
tio-'wtDud LireHving. Ftnt Ald C.P R. S&llin& Instruction .. -. Zl6 Adobe, San R.lliCU'TIOMBT lllll&mUtWI. 0.-ll BOBGUOOENHJ:lll \ experience preferred. S4.20 Clemente. '92·24 76 "'-' ame. a:pet1eace, 1ni.-...a:"'*1uo. CZIJ"79-t IJI • Front ()(flee AJde tSUfr Duty. typing ornce Se&~lrllcol~.
f"-IJ ••mcwpii ... , kt.e siiiiDQliliil ;.;e .,..... MON TUm> IAM-4Pll '\k ills. rtte1>lion S3 90 hr ' \1Pml Ir......,. Lou ol tlOOa--=IJal.. ~~tumty H<>mt' Owners Al1~1allon -Full Timi' SUNDAY ON Clo11og "-----""-N oc .. ,.. H~..,., abop Tool1, c:ab1n•t _... ._. _,. Pdf • c • ....,yman. plumbing. electncal. carpentry. "
airport. Ca JI Jlluty IVR••s rit>erglus slulls . gen maml S900 mo wood , b •rd•• r e.
Pt:bao C-orlx>rate Office '• SECRET•RY S!X:\J'RJTY~ • Adnwuatr•tlvl' Au1.s1ant Tl'mpornrv K mil mowers. bou1ebold , EO.E
"1UAUn CON"l190L
lalpffton. Near 0 .C
~ llon .... n.n.
6:00 am to 4 ao pm
m.1c.
~93Z2 2IG llc<iaw PHOla SANDWICH MAKER. A i S · lld asslgnmf'nt. R~uires admtn Upt•nt-nri· or M.ics.~BriatolCll
Irv. ' IG4Dor~ CD'81Wwortt. Will train. TO $1,050 ~ ~RJTY .°.!; B A.'M.P.A . iood pub!Jc-rt>laUons "kllh ~ 1070
!:It. ZIO. Between l ·S cia1s<JDbt llcD. Lb.ru Frt Requirea lood typlDI ~·, P1dt Up apphr allon' n 11-. lnl rn.u·~' lei IW' •• .. •••••••·•-••••••••
llC9'TIOMIST "*,!~ 66-6CL B.Core3:30. +MAG cud 11 esp. H A N y D tonductt:-d March Jbt thru Al'ril 4th ti> .ippt. 1 Pf/cti•mond nni. 3S
With ar wtahaut typtn1 S 0 tdt__.__/ w/li.gbt SH• dictapbone OPERATIONS/R w. only lllA:Dm, lJICl. ~/080. J
needed.. Top pay. Tem-Stt,115.PIRS()MS ..,;;,,,.::::::--towonfar2attomeys1D D.J..INTERNATI mao'a wedd101 band
llA&. ISTATI
LAM> SALIS FOR '10
!AIM I 0. I 5"e
~Ir full time. Call ~l7 Ph• edwu ~ Faa.ldan b . area. Prefer LAKE FOREST 11 MASTEP HOME wb1te11e1 1otd. itct.
Serrica at f'79.01M. to •or IL w It b a 0 d ...._., ..,,.tr of aome lepJ esp Xlat. ad· SiX:Y / BltPR. P9J\11 OWNERS ASSCX. l2!50/0BO ~
R.E.Selel madftie kick. Over 21. ..... ..... to ,,..._ V4IDC'etDeflt opportun.lty lime, R.E . Co. '-24752 T led W 0 T lDGHESTC~H PRICES
COt tt•SSK>M MIT
l. Can earn from ~to
S1Dt 1Bt yr. UD.llmi&ed
qualified &eada, muJU
mi.1hoo dollar laDd .......
toey.
In 1 ·-· ,,.._ ,._ Ca ·•., h &r complete benefit S&1aty Del Call ,,: o o oy, i:i · om. 92630 Have openln11 for 2 Sm~ '--piatrano. -ro ., pac:bte Co paid r ~n.a.~ ~. 586-086() . PAID: COLl).SJLVER· moUvat.ed uJea •&eats ~eareu. .....,.. • ~ E.E.O _:__,..:.,er ee. U.S. COCNS: Gold claaa
with blab goala with PAKl'TIMI It 5.D. Fwy. w. OC . .......,..,, · ----~-~ n.op-mens 14~. ladies
ledng Real Elute co. IEVB••s ... ,.,..,.. Me •a,.r. SECRET A.RY SIC"Y a..A&. sa ~ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l•••••m!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ a . will ~ 1o1ct ring.a, ~~to~=~ PHOla: ffCHHry. Mostly TO$ =~~ STOCXa.aK WartratHw ~·~t::i~
2. Sales contat every
monlb. Wi n c:a1b
bcnM8, new swta, etc.
=lal interview. Ext.~~ ... ;-:~·~•:, ~~·;.:.: M> SH. ~~'ood ~ Wldedforamallfnnd· Nltiana1 tnttl eervice ~_;~fv!r•d~~:Slry&
Aakl"trAndna ld••I for Y•••n t:niiai•did•pboaeexp. lntneP8'scJaDel ~~~·! oeed1 telephone "'*-·WW Plck-up. Call .. • .............._ J611t be well orgaJllz.ed E. _ ••-Good..__...._ aec:m.arin, tkket de· ror DallY .... -.. : Direct 3. Our product &ow cost
So CalJJ. Land, Bud&et
firms, Plenty ol flJWIC·
Uli at·~ Apr.
4. Penonallzed u les traul.ing lD cl01lnl f<K Reataurant Menacer.
new men. hnmed. opening for mgr
S. Poasible management w /fut food e:sper.
po11t1ons ror s trong Selary opeo C•ll
clolen 1 fl'D.lllll ror appt. 6 Mk abuut uur Cadillac ____ :::...:_ ___ J
f'WI Reilaurant Management
7. Plush Newport Buc:b & Managemmt Trainee.
aff1ee11, medical benefrt.a poidtlons avail. w Ir.row·
avatlable. uia orpmzation seetmi
M f\nd out why we have hip.quality people. Sub-
lhe best tbloa 11oin1t mt ...ume to: Briatol
a...ir req.) Asi for Mr . Reatauranll , 22142
Jo'varw. 71.4-QM.3402. ~. EJ Toro, 92Jll30.
Real &tate Salespenioo
Ucenaed. Altnicttve Bay
View office. Progressive
comm11s loo splat .
~. '
ea ea
Pro plp nPeded In
Sun!'>el At-ach ore,
lop comD11:.aion.
llSTAUIW«
HOSTESS
fUU •put time. Apply
10 peraon. No pbone
calb. Jolly Roger, 400 S.
O'.lut Rwy. Lag. Bch.
•'S HOMIO.THI
-80Y
lrnqwM•· ...... p lD
s.lel VJ I I or -wtlOQd human relation 4M 17th.Costa -~"'WIK ,,_..,.__ bwna. are. ma.naters. ,_
Radio Sback baa full wttt.= ~.cl••~ 5 stills to •art IDCft u ~~ __ ~ R.ZAw.Cllll~. ~~ oec: ~/hr+ ~~· tlloH507, Pvt
lime c: are er op. _... C.. tw. admm. aut. far olc mlJ' ~~I E L E P H O N E _.,..,,
JUbmltiie Ii part time 51 ""212 ID Ncl1h S.A. area. Xlnl. SRACCOUNrAMT OPERATOR.-Onnyard ._ , 1 c.t diammd Mi Euro-
job GPllOltuait.* .,.. w 0 r k ID • c: 0 D d . • Heallb care Co. ~blft. Fra. Ill 0 D 2 28 t11-11rc:11. _.... pt9ft N. L-N m co&or.
inl up now In tbe &ntinoliLo&o bendlts. Co. paid fee. 1-m tmm.L _ <Rear > LA1un• -·-••• .. ••••••••••• <:all 642-4.IOO, Ad·allt.er
Newport Blach area. Ir New A c c: o u n t s E.E.O empioyu. far a s..ir ACCOlmll t M; a 1005 •La.
)'OU are military retired a...elor. QUJSUNDAY ldealc.,,.......e.Wba ...._ ... 1e"-'--··-••u••••-•••••• Wmlll.ed: gold • salv~r
er a coUeae ~or Savini• • Lo•n ex-a ~ Ii 1·2 yn. a -• .--Diamondl an: c:urrmUJ loiDI lo pu1ence preferred ~S::IJl>merwkdya . 8-S. ~ with ftn....t•I block.'! from O<'no wr.:sT1llINSTER ;",.;,,,l«flb'ea, ~t.e;~ c:olleeeli~ motlvat· Newport.a.Jboa S.vmg.s SC'l-Gl at•tementa. ac~oaol kids olf then work ABBEY praaed • purc:ban d.
ed far inc:reased earn· & Loe. UOO lrYtoe Av~ , VANGUARD w.b'aia. reeoocttiatltom. brs a day. Fneodlt AN'TIQU E MALL cub buyer oo du l Y
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WestclHr P lua, N. B PERSONNEL WW be ~Ible for S-Y SJl.a2l7 Duly UM. Ph UHi ~-only 780-l0l7 __ --·-...i--·· i2880. Pleue call for SERVJCES m:mlhty joum&I euuw. r;;; O.OSEDTUESDAY .-.... .._._._ .. , -ap-u to -... .t .. ri•--" C .L . .._"' ll"""' w--• A "'--.,,_,_ SU ..._, pty at· 2700 West Coaat •PP t . •I . Deno y 1540 E. Edinger Ste. 1 .................. _,,. r-~ ,... ._m•,_er ve r,. ~ ver uucbr.s
Hwy,N.B. Pansi.a: M.s-Gl5. A.lsofee)Obs ~~~.!!!l·,~t.eof_~o~.· •ppU for reps G.ntmGrvve ~103 For mvator. W1U !t!U Lt>
.,._,,._.. 1• .... uc olc:. «d W&ry + best offer. P .P evl'i1 RADIO S~E.:sper'd ln sarable. Good growth !?: . .C:.~-for appl 'Tl441l·'107S,dy78D-80l7
alterauom, part·tJme, Secretary far boal mfr. poaiticm for eelf 11tart.er ~.......... WH AMT19UIS SHACK M /I'',~ IMllel include Ute book· Xlal Hlary • fnnce ~ New abipmeat of ftM .._.' Y 1071 AT ANDY COllP. iteeping, typm1t. min 20 beneftU ~&e P'cw m Pt-eocb Ou dln 1.n c • .. •" • ................ .
Lo
R SEAMSTRESS -To U · tin wit, flexible hrs tervaew cool act Dale ,.._.-ofTlre reQla~ bdrm sets Just amved. Ueed Yard GO Diii TRAC· ..., sJst lo dee.linen 11tudk>. ~ VaU&b&n --. penon to set over lDO poi. Wloeule TOR, lo•der /11craper.
Wtshno.
We are looilng for a
qualified, experienced
aa&ilS ~ who enjoys
workul1 with people.
Mu1t bave some
~ ol pbo18.
Lbe elalt7 lo create et-
t.radiw dlolan for a
--.-Cd:af.,. /Ume. OlJJ JIGD. l"ri I : 30am lo
Part·tlme. Will traio Ml·Ul16 •PPtmnts. Com. pnce1 direct Lo lb' Dmml.Luby. l~~
good bo ml' sc w er. F. 0 E M IF ~ 6 booules C"1J Putm~ SO COAST AN Meculmuom IOIO ~ Sea at• ic 1 UCJ111 --- -«Jt-« TIQUT. CENTER Z3 l8
U you are tbrnkma ol SHOE SALES. Waot4.'d . So Y~. Saot.a ~
SICUTAIY
Procrwlve Health Care
Ch k>caa.ed in Newport
Buch bm an avalleble =llll1 $-ID for a . Ideal CAD·
be Mii Ran.
oriented locUviduel •
cbanain& joba, please full or part lime. Good SICY• C714 > 979-8708 Opo 7
call Tbe Mary Hlckll' Co. benelit1. Future !K"<' g lel,pbone d~ ~~M __
~ 6 let us do yow mgmt. pocut.Jou PoUI for <i new
job buatio& for you, b6e. Apply 10 penoo bet <'OO{'t' aoswenoc
aaem opportunities • tam • Uam: Jt111 s. aerw:ie. or r /'l1aw
make a ppt'a for ID · en.&nl_C.11. =a .lncludr:9
Uou.sua l Srttu: V1r
tonaa Me:ucan des1111.
Mmelun qu.a1i t y S700
~ar~. &erriewll at your CGaTe-.... _m ,· TJlrinc:
aieme. We otfer lmmed SHOfJft•I• ;'.;;101~. Many *"' • IOIO
.......................
l.UGGACH TAGS
....... s..a
Opening for licensed
aaleapeople. locally owned. wttb nation.al re-fenal aystem. Excelleat
working condltiona .
F.arn l~ comrniaalon.
For confidenllal app'l.
call 7S-OZ31
4pm:~ our ramU,y nmau:rant.a at
nearby toc.tiom. We re-Sales
qwre DO preYlOU es·
peneoce. JOUI ow fnend-lY team. Come tee UI to-
YOUl #I
OPPOlrTUMTT'" oaAMR COUNTY
poueu :slnt ~.!..! daicaJ aki.JJI.
pref., diet apbooe re·
qwred. Hn flu1ble.
Xlnt st.a.ttinc aalary & fr-
inge benef1ta pachige.
For lnt.en1ew c:oata c:t
Denile Oulmood
6'1·1.Sla .. E.O.E .. 11 !P' ..
opeoln11 for Legal G~•t opportUA1lJ for avaalabr:eoerat ~ , .. , .................. .
Secrelar1u & Legal rleht rem.ale Xlat ~. m>tmo toSalary Reine apt a . a.lnl C'ODd,
Tramees. Penonallied bea!ft1a tnclude Hu1tb "t r IUme · cua r W$ W •ab' r 6
service in a prol man-Im. that lndude9 112/M lDCIUMS~g to ~r ~al ruc-t". guar orr~ Deftllr' at any cost W e. Stdr aw, 10 p&ld ~ frool-O(f) OU will Sl4S_ea_ SJ1 .'1JJ ___ _
Crom )'GU bw••neu card
Smd one card for e•c:h t.aat pha one spare. w,.
returo perm•oeotly
aeMd llttrad!Ye lq &
lllrap, m 1 sd•I autiae LD.~. Pre-.... litWtl Far a
~ta1eodaee wallpaper, fabnc or
''Dlay Glo" paper Ii ~
will bedt • ln m your ~ Or try two cards
becS t.o beet
~ E\,.ECV•SYSTEMS· \. ., .. ,,_. J
• aw----
day between Mpm. ...... , ......
c "'" 9842 Ada.ma H.B. w .... w ........
t' J ,,..... c t'.,.
Z-.Z Aveakla de l•
Carlotta. t.ecma Hlll8
73l1 P.diD&er H.B.
J&S.Brtatol
SudeAna
'501 Campue Dr. lrvine
F.qaal ()ppor Empl:rr
RecepUoaist. 1barp ap-8-taurant
pearanee • experience H fer rroot desk. Pleuant Aollta•C Phu
-1...t. lint be experienced •
t;wyoie voice. typiaa, mature. Tbe Blue bglll filin&, rapomlb&e n..a~ pmlUon. benefit.I. Start ~ 3155 Via Udo., ___. N.B.
i.....-:u. • Hunt. Beac:b --------
area. ~ 1750+ per Smlboal meiatenance •
mantb • please DO calla. cleaolng in Newport
ARitic:atiom taken Mon. Beacb. P /time inc Id
~31, 9 AM to S PM. trlmdl. $1.50 hr. Muat
Seacll!f F'Uwlclal Corp. hllve-mia lmotrledae ol
17812 Oe•cb Blvd., H.B. Nilboat.a, mechanical •
So. of Slater, Beach eiectncal aystema. Call
Medical Proleu. Center ) ~7100 ---------
.!Qin the latest addition
to the
BOB'S BIG BOY FAMILY
Rome lmpr oTement
company under&olnl
aajor ~ion needa aMertive, outgoing lD·
dividaall wl.Ulq to learn
sales 11ll111. No es·
perieoce l1 required.
Senior po1ltlon1 are
available for tboae
w /aales e:sperience lo
the home lmprovemmt
IDdmtry. U you are Aook·
inc for part time or fU1J
time wan uaat • utilffy. iDC and rmandally re-
---. call DOW. Ad· nncemmt opportanity
for sharp, ambltioua
worbn. Dan 't mlM t.hia
uruque opportunity to
)oin the f utat crowiDI
aJl'l'ClllQJ bl tbe f ui.t &1'0Wtal bidwt.r7 in So.
CaliJanlia. Aak ror Jim
Nelson at 112-7921 or
~2M2
You don't need • 1un to
"draw fut" when you
place an ad ln tbe D..Uy
Pilot WanlAds! CaU DOW
--6'U678
• I
We are interv!ewing career minded people to ~ork days
or nights Cull time as :
WAITERS
WAITRESSES
CASHIERS
COOKS
DISH MACHINE OPERA TORS.
You c.en start in most positions with no previous
exp~rience. We off e r great benefits and promote from
within. All ln the friendly family atmosphere of Bob·s Big
Boy Restaurants.
Interview 9AM to 4PM.
Monday thru Friday atartlng:
March 31st
At our new location.
28502 Maraueritc, Mlsslon Viejo
An EquaJ Opportunity Employer M/F
SICltlTAaY/\.lGAL
~CIMTB
to you. Save your cas for bol 1 d • y1 • more many a new outfit. MARY Imme d . o pen 1 n o import•ot d Bdnc ti.I Z2 t"U t\ Y 1P'.
fDCKLE AGENCY. 17'0 DeltrooJc Corp. Coala IDOd tODr al Nee worb perfect only ll~
Newport Cir Dr, Ste us, Mm&.~ = ~ ~ U bml S37.6JJ3 r:.:.d' o. 2 uo. 1 oo % S&JC scaw OaJJ 111an.. rt-• "'
OPaA Toa MMIT1 ·r t:
WASHl:R 6 DRYr:R
mror bocb
Call~
Minimum 2 years --------AND SET UP. Expr 'd, TRAINEE -~
perm . po11t100 , 1d Appty ID peraoo 'L:i NE W Rt:: YR IC~·
benefit.I, :dot worlllD1 Joat•ot Pru" .f;O WASHERS • DRYERS
OODd. Costa 11-.a loc. Harbor Blvd. 5,t Y<A6 cbotce, cost + Si!O.
'TM,4111.qn)O C.11. 5tl-MJO
1
· Gcdea Grott Appb.aoce
Ca.U.fornia apr. lD f•ml·
Jy law amt liU&aUoct. C..U
D!ibby ... tm
SICUTA.IY
01'FICE OF nu:
PR..ESIDENT
SEClllTAllY Corp headquarters for ~ olftce ol ln· 11tat.ewlde In .e1tmenl Smell Partl A.uembly aervioea firm. Fuhlon ~.EKBL y steel prod11et.1 1al. E.uelleut career op-Oee.n co. bu career opport. port wilb dJvenity • pn>duct • work
\-13191 Harbor Blvd .
,,...,.. • 911 cy Ganim Grove
M J u "75 Ct t.ori Freezrr S200
Newport Bead! Oun: flour llJJ.J 1125'
PRJCES
Sle9or'l/15
•~tAp ll eoea
15 <j tap SI ..SO ea
Wor ~SL40ea
SaJea Tu lncluded
NO CARD?
Drnr your own or send
name. addresa. pbooe &r
M11 meb onr card per t.ac. Add 25' each.
Smd cbedl or money or·
dr:rto:
PILOT PllNTIMG
P.O. 81>:11* a.ta ....... C.. tmas •~kl.DI upenenc bb ta-rom •
11•1.-in retaJJ 6 COll!t--DU--~-----------
•/very 1ood 1rowtb challmle Mu.st poueu area
P"Md'al for a.ec. Mdy top-level exec ulln STA&T $4.25
w /4-S Yl"I apr. BeeefiLI aec:retarial uper. Call WIU. TIMM ~ ulary hued oa M()..01%.J lloa Ulna Fri AllPt1 btwn a.llAM !... Ii eaper. Gall. 9:»S:30. m~Pl. ·
, ... , ..... (JI .... after5 ~~~~~~~~ Newpxt Blach pm•wbda.aDJUme ) -~---------
SICllf AmS u )'oa..,, wortdnt bl •
team atmotpbere, 6
haft xiii& orpnlutiooal
•billtle1, preclle
eecret.ut.aJ atWa •• pro-
ft1811imaj aWtt.ade, COD·
Mder'oar~.
To qua.lily you ml.St be
apable ol deLa1l (ollow·
up, ~HSI ver7 •C·
C\rllle ~ Ui1ll •• .-.mi ...,... manner.
SbartlMmd. aome acctq.
a1 well as prior
Secntuy So•c:ll Bar pert time a•• n 1a , 1 =·· Cu!Uer /P'oo4 SECltlTAltY PftP. Matu.... Seadilf
V'raatlJe ~r1on (or varidT al dUl.la, aome
t ypln11 . en1loeerln1
drawtng, lO filbs«-SH.
heqltul. Accurate typm1
sld.lla req 'd.
ltOSAH. IMC.
Netrpart Beadl se~
NJ Equal Oppoe tullity
F.mpAoyer
<bmtr7 Qui>.~-
SOlNENIR PERSON·
Or an1e County
Raceway, 1 Sal mo ..
IUO start. free mea.1a 6
raMls. lld.l1a onl.y. c.u
a,o Pbilllppe at ~.5.Sl.1
STOCK aaws
aeereterial e•per. ln --------
a.z,.,. eAedroeica >
builder or relat.d lo-cUU7 a phla .
Wed for a CIOIDp&Q7 t.llat
ii not cmtJ 0nmp Coun·
ty'a ~ dty builder,
but a1iro om t.bal COD·
aidln MCb laclhidu.aJ ....,.. 1t.n sre-test,...
SOlllft'9.
Pleeu epply to L . p.,..._
........... c. '"' •Newport Ctr. Dr .
w. need Sloc:k Oerb to
help ua malotalo our
leadership In the
meaufactiarer of ~m· =producta.
billUea will ...
kit puUlei amt II· ..... al...,., ud .. MilllbMea VamUiar wttb
~ prtato.t d•· .....
W.alfcr a ...... "-' mwb •1 wt&.bua·
1 mere: le I ulu. Ca
'TM~
*"'-' llledl, ..,, nttt•-
r..,.i <WtJ Em1'bT
cellenl 1elar1 •od --------t..nla ~ Aaclud· W.,_DISIC&alll ao.. ea,.rteoce re·
-..JAIYJDK.
to WDltr for ..... Br· L~llMtntew-
acan.uY
J'ar ~ prodmta to.
hrmuent, fuU.urne.
•tnea.•~ Verl001 dutt ...
Kaowledt• of boata
llelpfa?. Pref. BOO· ...... OaJJ .... ,
&ec.itJ ~. l'\IU 1 Ptr, ~ himlabed,
ab 0.C. loclticma. ToP
P21-~·--···· Slaleldr S.caritJ lee . ... ,.,
llCUllTY
U•lf'ISOIS
bpal'. llUHI• paid, ..............
l'Jl.DQ
ms ( -= pUcl lie, ............ WW.~,..., ................. ~,....,_.,..
pa6d ....... .a.-th .......UDUdliloUclQI ps ,..r.,,. .......
mu1t bt 1111 .. Im· ~~··ppq
mos
TlllVl~JHC. • ............................ ~
z:rw.· Will orr•t• NOeiw lalUe
=~abalvea6 lllbt c:leri cal
d•U••· acellent
beelilt. Oat.I Ott •PPl1 •: THl .... CO •
1171C.melback ~Bteda. ........ -..a..w Empk)JW
---~ .......... __
..
INTERNATIONAL
STDUNO .. ~lude '',
mm' New. 12 place set-tm, (72 pc.I), ea. COO· tamlac • lmile, f ortt., 2
l.eMIOJm, ecqispooa " butter knife . $3250
P'IRll. Ca It : 9M-6507.
Nf't1,R.8.
Sine an JOl(lr ps • elec· trlc bWI. _, our uniq..e
ener1y saving
O>c*wme, MIC Ii VISA
~Call&CM213
WANTED : llac -
DanaJd'a/Ralph Ucket
tJll. Rewa rd. Call
79-Lm. 811-211157
M ••·Off road '1'-ar. Sl•Pl-..._..u for-. ...,
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kala·lO a o rt. All
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a 4 tolO .a trMM,M1>11ll 11111 Attard LX. ~· ,.,... t7H Clleo•t ffJO ..... 9'40 ~ .... 41, dDL CODd.. :::-· -·-·••tt• ,...... ___ .............. --················· ..
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IUU90AAD
WCATMJMA
MOOllll
Aftllla .... MlW OI
lst111 ••s Laaa•.
p .arf'111•••, or =-:•P Cah R•JO
·--•••••••••••••••• Ul.11> ..,. C.llu ST AM /PM '750.pnee....-.wa ... Ford 'Tl Ploto 841wre
$'" • NOA11'41M• a.. 9712 ..._ c: .... ~ tires. DI& ClllDd. t'\tll Poftr, wqoa. wood·lr•t• " , ........ , .... , .. ""A · ••••••••••••••••••••••• a lal. co ~<!. S•.500 119Callm.ml ..-..tllOO.-.aln
AlklilrV~
lt7'TaUCI
0 •••AMCll ....... ._. .... im tree b la atocll .
DrWltiC rodur U.. I
835·3171 '71 JtftMD Heal•{o OT. •ue 'M No.a aedu. a1nJ.cl 'llZhkmStallaaWason
.... ~rw.1t OfllYIOIO w.<;-hmlrfri .,rt.I t'ar • .. ml.• T..... f7' 7 aolGr. rebll eq., HW XI.a emd. lilOIO. C•ll •US.IMWi• o I owner . •••1n1 -·-•••••-•••••••••• tires . Malle ofler. ~
w.a11• 114"140-74JO iU.OClcpe lllnl (~I :"dJM4-t.a41 or Deaparal• lo se lll '"71 .-:P...... ...;;..;...=;.._---"-4-5 ,. ... , aTZPHL > nn. w11&1t&D imer.. k>--~ ... IUYl~G IO' ll&p anU •v l.Jdo vm_,. W 11.h to ah.re
boll llM. ..... ,. • l'lhk•
SAVE MOW! '1'7111lep,ai.r «IOJSEZ I ____ ..._ 97l4 ma .. AM /FM cau . •USU aJT!
T1DI41pAlr ~r; I •"•••••••••••••••••••• ~d&)S · 'We....,.~ ie&edlan
.......................
"11 llartt IV allvw w Ired
....... Xl& cood. 15Kml. USOO. O y
-.-.Ev• .......
w
SEU I MG olf• mea C OHHEll
C HEYI OlfT
T1s:llU1p8/RIU1ll •"720HlA• VAtw11 9770 o r H& • US ED !!~ ~~. ,' Pwfed body. IJ:l~rior · ·---·············· QlenoleU! ---I t IAi, I
r l\\O 1
1146-1 lOO
10_... Sport wh o e I a . COMHElL
"11Sllllap Q3llUK}I > met1r ulo ualy main CHEVROLET ... Tllla .. , ..
DAILY PILOT
IOATMAIT
" ' ..... ....................... "185311ep C»6U88> taiDed ~. 41WW HaYinl trouble aelllill II I '7U DA so.ded CS48 I J'O'lr cu! Try \om! Pakl .... ,. '1 r 1" ,, I "I TOP CASJt P AJO 1br __. f\lnit11te a a~ itmspta-.18418> ..._.. f7ll fororaot!Askforf'rank ••i:-l\\H -,\
'711 528.A Sill CilU I .... ••• ••• •• •• • • • • • •• • • Marino or Tom AiJdn. S 4 6-I 2 00
thtl ........ tl40 ....................... ttnPOID ... ...., "50 C'li:"~orna& Mint blke .0 • lhnl
Te,._. r-r ed OWer'~ Pl 00 PICICUP '1'9-k>edeci «m6 I 10 aauon. fully bided. -'° 1111, alnt C'Ood. 5411H l H
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
MIWIST
UNCOLN·MEllCURY
DEALERSHIP --~;....;...__;....;...___ "==u1==6=4=2=·5=6=7=8='
1
u -.-ut-::_J::_•T -;.-;-0 .......................
VI, automatic lrao11. ..
pwr 11>t.oeriaa ...... th~
15.0IDmllel. QNG1T1 ).
$4111
ST0CX CE.Rn P'lCAT~
Waat.ed fOf' C'Ollfft IAI s-...-II~ lnt.et'Mt
la railroad • 10lnln1
ltoCda pnor lO l lOO. No
quaatity II m 1t a tlon
AeMe write dmcrlbUi&
certUieate i.D detail Of'
amd CllllPY ol orilinal lo
Scripopb.lly Society of
Ne•~ 14 Corporate
Allla Dr .• Ste. Z50. NB. s:m>. We wW reply wt1.b
cMll olf tr for rt.ems of LD·
t.ermL
...... t1A Ito •c•/ s.r.ke 9'>20 .......................
Ulllc~ t ,_ ... toll .......................
~ Diftdor trombone
with CMe. Excellent COO· dllioo. $100. 67HQ5.2 after
6PM.
Fender twin w /Alteca.
New cond. S.SSO Rblt
plus h w /ext r as .
Powerful at 240 walls
RIIS. $300. Paul. M-F.
8-5.~
ACCORDION. Contello,
13) beaa, $50.
5'7·1845
Allo·sax min t cond
W /cue & accesaon es. s.c:nrace szso. 971MXl68
OHlceF&llllae&
'i 'p " IOIS .......................
Used IBM Corr ecting
Seledric II. 6mos o ld.
950. 7SZ--06C7
IBM MEM 100 a u to
typewriter. New /S5500,
sell for 1291115. 833-9971.
J.B .M . M e m o r y
Typewriter. SO capacity.
2 yrs old. New S5500. Sale
2!00. $3Mi823.
SAVIN COPIER. Mdl 755.
Uke oew. S2000 below
mk1 at $4500. 7~J.:i01,
646-77ll
v Berth. Sette,
Cockpit cwh 1315
We also d o carpell>,
drlrpea, • woodwork.ulg
We come to you ~all for
F RE E ESTIM ATE
mr?.ZJll& ------.,.. f'oww' 9040 .......................
I '71 SCAAAI
Twin 30's, 130 hours.
loaded. Pri. pty . &st Of·
fer! CaU st6-1200 (Moo.·
Fri. days). 731·8216
~ & weekends).
Ask for Jerry,
19' Sea Ray · 1973, new
motor. ltaileT & many
extras, $60000r best.
Days 975-0927 eves.
66m3
35• f1berglass Twin Dsl,
flybridge, Luhrs. gen,
~.ooo. 640·5279 o r
561.(833
34' Cbn.s Conrue. 1964, lo
bra cm engines, radar.
a\£0 ptlot, fathometer.
SZ7.000/best ofr. PP
~17811
71 Seacralt-SF23. fully
e q u i p p e d ,
AM /FM /multiplex CB,
ROF, MB. outriggers,
new lrtr. 8C7.a870
*** FwdolJY-•r
RDGP ~~Special
Cclledor'11tem
Vtty fu t tr clean ~ust aee to believe' '
13t..aU3
Speedway bike, Jawa, 2
valve. 2 r>pe4'd trans,
rxdnt•r. sprocltet.s. elr
Sl6-Zll
MDior' HcM.a. Sale I --~· 9160 .•.......•••..•..•.....
•We Rent•
•Ywr Mot.or Hom~
Top$t.oyou·t.u benefits
We do ma ant.ena~·f ree
smce l!rTHull refs
Dale's RV Renta.la
---~
RENT 22 rt tux mtr
home; sips 6. self t'onl
Si!50+Wiru ~
71 Overland. loaded. sm
down, talte over pay
merits. ~9872 eves
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
'20<>0 HARBOR 8lYD
CO!>TA MHA 1>.ii 0010
'78 P'·2SO Pick Up
w camper At . &11'. p :..
am rm c 01:.s . 13 ,000
miles M•n )' &tr.is
Without camper ~
W Camper $5700
~
'W lnt1 Harvest.er. walk
1J1 type. l2iOO aeries. Good
cux1. Sl700.. See at 116 E.
16lh, C.M -------
'70 Ford ~ y.250 ram~r
special. au\o, I' B, A/C.
AM /F M t'a!>S , wbt{
~poke n m.'>. lilt shocks.
dull! t.anlL' Sharp ~lnl.
mecll s:noo ~· 1488
'g? F'ord p1d1 up, ~ ton,
runs good, itlot work
lJ'\r k SlliOO 497 2559
v.. 9570 . ..................... .
1964 c.orv a1 r Van. Good
roodJtioo Cu 11
642 0762 646-8391
RViboal storage yards. 24 li73 Dodge Vao. good
hr access Pvt re.id cond. sunroof, A M F M
NB Ht.s. Ad sitter lfJO s tereo . mait wbb
648-4300 ?A hrs &Cl 0762 ~.s;J} _!___
Trallln. TraY-' 9170 i2 Dodie Vll.D Custom
••••••••••••••••••••••. 1Dl. Low mJJe11ge. 6 C) I
11 ' GRASSHOPPER $2200 Ca.11642-4922 __ _
Campmg Trailer. Sleep.-.
•. can be pulled w ith
compact car or truck
Awning included. LJ!u.• new 642-57(7
APACHE solid stat.e fold
down. Fully equi p galley.
s1p5 6. Xlnt. cood. sz .soo
673-aM
i6 Dodge V811 313. v~.
cst.m inL, A~I f'M sterl"O
cus, mag~. rad1ah.
many ext ras. Dys
~9311 ext 243, eves
848-3154
'70 Ford Ornt1tau 1 T .
$18'50/080, 673-641.8. dys
213~58111 Htll
17' Ca.mpulg Tral1er for
Rmt. '75 Prowler. self
CXJDl•ined, ref n gerator.
sU1Ye. OYell. Clean and l.D
pJd concti1 ion. Has an
esy lift bitch. 5C7 .3182
um DodRe Van, New in·
t.erior, nms good. Sl700.
~
a..45-dsp
ltlO's
t&EMOW!
SAVIOH
LASTRW
79"tlH
STOOC
SADDLE BA Cl<
VALLEY 1M PORTh
28402 Marguenle Pkwy
MISSION VIEJO
831·2040 49>4949
a..oslD SUMOA YS
OllJi.HG.I COUMTY "S
OLDEST
Sales-Servace· LeJsuig
Row CcrYw.lltc..
Roi.ls ftoyt'e BMW
1540 J amboree
Newport Beach 640-6'44
IOIMdAUH._
850 N. Beach Blvd.
LA HABRA <S ML No. ol SA Fwy ) C7141S~Slll Qmd.ay.,, Appt..
miracle
mazda
ZISOHsMrlt'f'4.
C..MeM'45-S700 ... _.s .... 9740 .......................
"11 QleveUe, Muto . ~ ,
l300 mi. Xlnt cond.
$MllO.MW841 IAYFU.DBOE
1971 a.Yette. 4 dr. auto. LINOOLN·NERCVRY
lo mi, must 111~11 S3300 U> 18 AULo Cent.er Dr
080 Aft • "' .... ,._. Sl>Fwy-1.ake Forest exit . .. . .,..,_......,..____ IRVINE
~ 9932 IJ0..7000
l9 .. ..-Z210SI
4 DOott SEDAM
SUwr blue as loaded wttb
all al the hawy appoint
imdl. Must see lo ap
pniaate ! 9ITY PO 1.
~~~~~~~~~I ....................... ------------------1 '75 T·top Wht /m arooo 11Mercury4dr.nms
OM.YS6ltl
HOWAIDO.no6et
Dow 6 Quall SU
NEWPORT BEACll
llJ..0555
71 UCOHV.
''5 VW SIDAM 11L All powtt' 27.000 ma. Sl.5(1 firm
,.... .,...CONO lmmacul•~-•.600 PP 1157·1.366 --'" • 1'S4'190 or Ad Sitter I NEWEVERYTHING l4l. 642 4300 lM bn a t"8t91J 9952
1-7376 day --·················· ~~~~~~~~I ltm Ford Mu.st.ang. good -"79 Black w tblaclt an· candiban. aU ong.
"10 • rblt en.c (big tenar. An. 11lloys, CB 6C2--0'1l2 Ml-8391
bore I. nu ltti.M. radials. radio . SI 1,500 /0 8 0
mrl. dot rood, 12000 8T.S-JZ27 "T3 Cooveruble class1r.
V8. beauWul cond. Best 6T>Sll7 '7'9 CarwUe Black fully a«er646-e'Tl
2l'Kl SE. sliver bl.k top & '70 VW Bu,1 Rblt eol( &
inter , rant•i-t r ond trans Xtras Xlnl
eQ\aP Wk ~. bm 74 MUST AHG GHIA
4spd, PS. PB. Aakini.: tm>-59153 aft 6 :wl cond $2200 642 OWi &
m Convert l()()St:. xlnt
amd Mu.'t ~acn r1re
Call~2!Wi
i'9 4.SiOSl.C S1 I\ t' r
xtras. Mtnt rood
I lZS-1730
A 11
i2 280-S~I. . .i :.. s uper
clean. dnt C'OO<l $560()
P\ea.<;# t· .. 11 846 54 17
llO JOOL> Manila bt·1~··
shampoo !>Un rool
300m1 S24 .SUO I' I'
a s.587
Take ov1·r h.•a..w on -;; •
CS> SE-ReaUlllw 'ond
loon gold Bamboo 1ntt-r
fnd K 957· UlOO
18 MB 2110CE. a.int ('t)O(J •
sil¥\"r1bUt ~r SNlff .
AM /FM ('US , musl wll
4r7:">-llMOd.ays
"Ill 2211 SL. verv :.harp,
local car. lo<t de<i . 2 t oPt> .
$&4.CX».~
MG> 9742
•••••••••••••••••••••••
77 MG Kidget 3tKm1 2
COYen, Alf /FM. lu,ua g~
rack. suoo. 714-&40-So5.28
llft.IPM
9744 .......................
~m>
'7'9 aU whit!' C'Ofl v c rt I b It'.
4SOO ong mil~ Looded
t8100 642 K112
"73 VW TIU:.;(; <.:<J~ '>
New brak•"' gd C'1'1nd •
oll"m. $24!{) 673-27:,0
~ VW Super Bet>lle. new
~ & bfts, rk!a.n lilt.
bocty DttJCb p&Ult. $3500
J.11l 1862. 8 s. 714 9615
-, VW 411 '"jjli:Of'I Auto
\M FM ra<L•1 2:1 mpit. !:!!!5 good_ 0t r f'r li46 ~
71 Scarroco i\ir snrf
amtfm t.~t bllK' Xlnt
l!illJO I() eo 962 111 &0
"78 VW cuat.om RI\ 1era
camper, s~ !>IPfi s.
AC. s&.ereo ta~, rett RU.
(7l4) ~ ·9830. 640 ~
"16 VW bu&. lo m1 . new
r ad ials. FM stereo
S39001()80 ~96Tl aft • ~----~-~
'79 VW Convert .. air.
AM/FM ta.i-. must sell
l&IOIOBO. m lfln-0537
"72 vw Sqbk. good CODd.
stereo. lllOOtbal ofr
7Seoo.144-17M
~Ron
"T3 Vett.e lmmar ul•te.
4.S-4-Upd T top A IC.
PW. am/fm /ster All oc>-
!Jom 33,000rru On~anal
ow1>e·r' s baby 631 2828 ---
'7'ls Vett.e Cleaner than
r~ Evt-ry OplJOn phi$
t'J(tras Low miles su.soo"' u.sume le~ ...
SHOO. 968-07'78
'72 Mustang. PIS. d"''
brakes, air condllloo.
AM /FM II track. N•'W
pamt. new lJJ"es, Ca II Ad
S.t I.er 1114 . 642--UlO 24
hr.
'67 IL\u'dtop, '>lereo. good
cond ? ortrade
67$-2522 c:o.,.-ff)) -----
--·················· '96 Must . f'ood condition. 1tn...acuaY
COUCiAlt Xl7
Ha.<5 all th~ ·ioy~ an
d\dm£ a l>unrool Must
'e ll Bt:LOW
~··· 068J(l{W ) w~, Lmt L.-cJ!
R.J Dameron &. As.soc.
7U.2S2'
lf17MBCUIY
COUGA1t:07
u.ied me. pwr sea ts &
w1odo•s. till wh~el.
~ conlt'ol. vmyl top
& road wht•t-1 !>
QB)RTIJ l
S3411
TH£0DORl
ROBINS
FORD
'2C't>0 HA•llOll Ill VO
C0\1A Ml!tA 641 0010
must M!ll SJSOO 0}>
964 IHI. ev4':./wknd-.
9113--~
'67 Must good rond . V 11 •
~:loell
673-2SIT7
9955 . ..........•..........
77 Vasta Wagoo. marked
down for quick sale
$C3Xl. Nu tires. all xtras
great shape 962-4260 a25i54 Nk for Mare1a
'18 Cutlass S upreme
loeded ! Xlnl cond. t540()
646-8762
PWo 9'57 .... .................. .
1971fOQ
NCTO "?OMY'" 9mplu bond copier' mdJ
SF'12I. does letter • iecai sz copies, x lnt cond.
Sl400. 873-6510
'IO I.mar 36 'Ml
Bruce Farr race rig,
hi-performance keel.
comfortable cruising
int layout-ordered by
customer w1'inancial
problems: his $4,000
dep. apptys to new
buyer-Nwpt Harbor
slip avail-12¥4%. 15
yr. f i n avai l to
qua lified buyer.
673-&WO. 646-8955.
9-5.
....... , ....
<ttr;,1111 ... 9400
'7• Ferd DOO. VI. k> mi.
au&o tram. A/C, calm in·
tr, All /FM stereo. tape.
map. Aft g " •ko<b '74 BMW 2100Z x..lnl. (ODd. 8&Z5ID MlS1' SELL! Beat olfeT'.
MGB Roedat.er "78. 3400
m1, hke aew. S57ts. ~ "71 Cou1ar. P S. PB.
rwbUa. dlrome spob wbla. SlUS/best o fr «·lm
• eyl, • apeed trans,, radW tires Ir less than
17.000 males! Wb 1tc
w /8add le buckets.
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PARTSASERV1CE
HOUaS
()pen7a.m. 'Ul6f».m .
Monday lhnl Friday ~Sat.&SUn.
.._Lt••• 9SIO !551.z:J d:J'a, 9M-l0'12 aft.
....................... _;s.:.;__ ______ _ P I 1t 97• $2988
THEODORE
~steel office deek. ,..__ .~,., a-ome. sim. m•hnC•QY I ·-~ uu..uty boet. great
top, file drawer. Good coodilt00. Make offer .
ayytition $100 or best ol· _~_1_-aaa ______ _
fer.~O.aft«lp.m. IMh. .... / ~-~·~-.~~ .~ ........ ~!~ •DDIAC.21'-~' BOATS: Story "Clark Piano. 4)'1'1 6/12 mo. ..i--........ id old. Xlnl Cood, $1200 or ...--r• ---arer· ~ from$111/mo. I.Deluding · Blip. "8aom n• 1964-se!M
Hammond 8-3 w{Leslie. IMh. Sail 9060
bench. pedals. dolly. " •••••••••••••••••••••••
SADOIBACIC
FOltD ·
23tCl S. Main. Santa Ana
Al I.be C«ner ot Warner
546-7070
WANTTO BUY:
BUMPER-TO FIT
'70 DATSUN,· ~5721
pads, xlol coad. Sacrl fice
S2,CXX>. 496-M61. 951 ·2'701 '49, Ludera 16. 251\, v am All true It parts.
h u 11. a II p i n N B , New and Used.
Piano. Ya m a ha, a lnt beautiful. $4000 . 554-1703
cond .. f ull warranty, 81M-90lO. For Sale: reblt. 350 E
~000. Sl.800 firm. 20' Newport. S'h 0 .8 . ~ eng.. 4-bolt maJn.
w /Blip. Sl,.111115. Xlnt. Alter 6: :I) 7Sl ~
ORG AN, Wurhlze r .
Model .. 10, dual ... note
ls:eyboa r d s, 13 pedal
oota. au&o t.ooe control.I.
solid maple, w /bench,
n:u1c eoo. 5C7·1845.
Yamaha studio piano.
New. SZ.3)0. Ebony.
962-711158
Antique O als: P layer
piano, c ompletel y
rSored and refinished.
BladfW $'1500. 833-3206.
~MJO
11 care 26128. 2-boat
owner. AnDoua. Loaded.
Racer-Cn&ser. FuU in-
st .• lnbrd, wbl, spin-
nals:er'. many cusm xtras.
slap, call Bob or G lenna:
675-9C21. Eves,
'811 21' "Venture" sailboat
w/lrl. Fully equipped.
Good cond. $290 0 .
~eve.
9070 1V.a.lo. ..._,....... IOtl --·•••••••••••••••
-•••••••••••••••••••• SLl'SAVAU Alli Ower 40 audio cabs rrom YACNewport~l
• AJ9o aee our wide --" .-ctioD ol audiophile Docll aY1mo now, Newport
cllca. Ailutlc )(ualc 4'5 lalaad Cbannel. 875-1906
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115-3171
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dedt Gd. oood. Low m1.
-.71BBor~
~5311. lo. ml .• sruf .• AtC.
PIS. P /B, brown/lao
8C7 .26l5() aft. S & wb>ds
BMW DLR LEASI NG
ALL MAKES 9% mooey
avail Doro O:lrp 67S. 70 l8
Ccspri 9715 .......................
"T3 Capri. good rood ..
78..CXX> mi.. cua. st.ereo.
SlSOO. S3S-8'701
9720 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
$4000 DISCOUtfT
otr wmdow slacker pnce
on any remain•og LIJ79
Peugeot SK.
IEACHIWOITS ae Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACll
75~0900
9750
•····••···•·•·•········ i6 911 sunroof
AJ.r. alloys. Sl3.80Ut0BO
673-8121.
i6 912 E : Electn r sun
roof, pobshed 7" a I k>Y!>.
am 1m Dolby C'u:.ett.e
Many xtr8S Sl:l.000 Call
~
'68 911 T11rga or1R .
lllOO 090 673-64111. r1y:s
2131!'70-Ml. Bui
'70 tllE aport matl('
map. <, new urea. 2!I
1•.;.=:.;:::,;:;~iiii;;ii~~~ mpg. S 7 190 0 ri g .. S...7ST2
71 2Srl 2+2. •-spd, e~ "73 91l·T T&r&a. a /c. al·
snrl. AM FM cass . A/C. lo~. new pot, lo /ma
53K nu. l!.500. 661 70'H T.I119. 561·ml
"78 Datsun 280-Z. Mint
CXJDd. Many xtras anrl sit 1
radl & bra. 631-4402 or
7'D-0734,
'79 21 0ZX 2+-2 GL
Lo9dec1, Lo I mi. Sll .SOO
6tMl3l1
1971140%
-Kpd. AIC, AM /FM tape deck. OU tuneup, Urel\,
ctw:h $t000. See at 239 E
22nd. Cll. Call m-8330
1 IUY rttOalMS
set or dead foreiJD cars
wanted. FREE tow
131·.r-CASH•
m..*S
'7• 2IOZ. auto .. A tC .
aap. lllcbetiDI. 55.000
ml Aals: ..... m-.1J4
Alt '725 .......................
U71 Porsch(• 9H Mu!'lt
ad.I. Beal olf er
96&-4S89 ....... '756 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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"14 IJI Spec. SdD. lo ml, no mUeal8 cm eqiDa over
haul, au119rb cond. a
ucrUice al $2000 . m..a
c:aecAGT
suver /black s a peed u-.. hall aervice bLs·
tory evaUatMe • must be dd um weeil' Pn. pty
A reaJ barp m at M250
<or best ofrer > Call
SS-TM>.
"71 Celic:a ST. AM /FM.
tfipe. smp. lllnl cond.
... IGltU aft SPM lbrtJ,...
'79 Rabbit OsJ. L md1.
2-d r . Cayo bro. air .
ucnfice J1'000. 662-~.
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b6e. Automallr trans ,
tuil powef'. air cood . f ac
tory t!idmg root. le at.bt'r
uMnelr. AM FM slereo
tape. ooe owner SIOO
ov•r k>w Kelly Book
·w on •t l•st •t this
pn~-liurry' ..
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SANTA.AHA
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2001 E. 17\.b Sllttt s..a Ana S58-18 l l
....................... c. c 9915 .......................
'77 smue. Loaded
Lo/nu. Best Offer
6".Qll
'79 Seville Loaded
Priced for qwcll sale
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FIFTEEN CEN TSI
oil Bolsa DUlllp Worries · Board i
A Texu-bated oil company
1 reeetved pernuss'oo to ron
·U11ue dumping drilling mud
from lta oll wells in a corner of
tbe Bolaa Chica marshlands
But Water Quality Control
board members expressed con-
cern over the dumping operation
and aaked Aminoil USA lo draft
a plu fOI' clearunc up the Html·
incba Beach dumpsate.
Arnl.noil officials were not
avaUable tor comment.
The board, which met last Fri-
day In Riverside, Issued the two·
year permit after tests conduct-
ed by the state Department of
Fis h and Game showed the dum-
pings were oot tox.ac e.noutb to
endanger Bolsa Chica plantlife
or living orewams.
The toxic tests were ordered
arter conservationists protested
the dumpings and charged that
the oil s ludge contained
dangerous chemicals. •
Dr. Peter Green. a bli:>logy in·
s tructor and president of
Amigo& de Bolsa Chica. said his
group is protesting the toxic
tests.
He said the tests were COO·
ducted on a fish -the three-
splned stickleback -that is not
found in the Bolsa Chica
marshlands and so hardy that
"you'd !lave to hit It over the
head with a hammer to ltnock it out ..
State officials countered by
pointing out lbe tbree-apined
stickleback is nearly always
used as a laboratory guinea pig
for such tests.
Board members. accordine to
water board director Jim An·
Carte r Sends Warning
denon, wue concerned enouih ti
about tbe operation to limit tbe
permit to only two years. r
Normally, be said, permits
are good for five years. s
Aminoil officials, he con·
tinued, hav~n asked to pro·
vide a cleanu plan for board in·
spection w n the permit ex-
pires.
Iran Considering
Hostage Transfer
By Tht' Associated Pre5S
The lraruan government may
announce new steps in the
h os tage cr1s1s as ea rl y as
t onight. perhaps including
transfer of the 50 Americans to
J:Overnment custody, a Foreign
Ministry spokesman said
But r e volutionary leader
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khome101
made a new broadcast attack on
the United States, accusing 1t of
Rooting tor a Winn~ o .. ,, l'•i.t s1aH "-• lhrealerung force
Pres.idenl Carter postponed a
scheduled speech and set a con
ference with national seeurity
advisers, shortly after reports
from Iran said transfer of the
hostages was being considered.
Fans of Nancy Lopez-Melton expressed
them selves with this sign Sunday as their
favorite woman golfe r strode down fairway
at Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa
on hC'r way to victory in women's Kemper
Open. For the details, see today's Sports
section. page B·l.
It also w as learned 1n
Wann Days
ad For
' COast Area
Spring settled in on the
Orange Coast Sunday with
· rowded beaches and weather
orecaslers today predicting it
wa II onl y get better. with
armer days forecast through
riday.
Thousands who visited local
aches Sunday were expected
to be back in large numbers due
to a warming trend pushing the
mercury up into the mid-70s al
east up until Easter weekend.
Surf ran about three fe el ,
reaking from the west, al
ewport Beach Sunday. where
nly six rescues were recorded.
among about 85,000 persons who
visited the s hore to begin work
-or play -on their 1980 sun·
ans.
A Marine Safety Department
spokesman said surf conditions
ould be a repeat performance
of Sunday. adding that a sub-
stantial crowd was already out
before 10 a .m. enjoying the sun.
The first two days of Easter
vacation saw a floti1la of 340
boats tie up or drop anchor an
Avalon Ha rbo r o n Sa nta
atalina Island.
• "And the beaches were com-t pletely filled," says Assistant
~ tlarbormaster Ken Dirksen.
Boaters were also out in force
t Sunset Aqu a ti c Park ,
ewport Beach and Dana Point
• Har bor.
"Tl'le traffic was really up,'•
aid Newport Harbor Patrol Sgt.
ean Cordell, adding that many
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Piwt Price
To lnc1·ease
Home delivery price for
the Dally Pllot will go
from ts.75 to $4 per month
effective April 1.
Your Daily PUot car-
rier, wbo ll an lodepen·
dent merchant. will re-
ceive 40 percent of tbe in-
crease for bis or her
eervlces to you at the new
· price.
Contlnui.nC mtJor coat
lncreaMI ln Ill a1pect.a of
aew1J)llper production and
dllUibution -such as two
t ubtt..ual iDcn•M• lo
1il• prtee of newtprint in au IPODthl and • 13 per-
ceat biicnue la diatribu·
lion apa1te -make lhla
tOllt inaeue ~ary.
Price of llnll• copies
told 8t coln boxea or over
U.e tounter wlll be In· en•Hd to 25 cetrtt dally,
Ud to IO eenta Sunday.
12 in Huntington
Seek Co11ncil Seats
Was hington that a m essage
Carter sent to Iranian orficaa.ls
warned that the United States
would order further retaliatioo
against Iran if there is no break
in the host.age situation.
In a Tehran Radio broadcast
today. Kbomein.i eu.acked t.be
United States for what he called threatJa of military force to free
There are 12 canmdate• for tmu
seau on the Huntington Beach Caty
Council The election u Apnl B
/o'ollounng are bne/ profiles of
three of the candidates together
with their u1ews on current
mumetpal usues S1m1Lar profiles
dealmg 1Dtth the nine other can·
dtdates Will appear an the Dru/11
Pilot thl3 week
Ron Pattinson, 47 . has served
as mayor for two terms and 1s
the most senior member of the
Huntington Beach City Council.
having been elected in 1976.
He and his wife have eight
r h ildr en a nd thr ee
grandchi ld ·
ren.
He was a
police officer
in Huntington
Beach seven
year s before
going into the
r e al estate
business.
Pattinson is
a m ember of l'ATT•NSOH
the Orange County Criminal
Justice Council and holds state
and national offices on public
safety committees or the League
of Cities.
Following are his opmions on
some issues:
Propositioa t : He says he's in
favor of a reduction in taxes but
isn 't sure Proposition 9 is the
right way to do il.
He said the proposed city
budget faces a $4.6 million
s hortage and t h at some
employees will have to be laid
off. But he's strongly against
police and fire department cuts
CETA Problems: He believes
that it was the right move that a
non-profit company should have
been established to set up the
federal job training program.
"But the person in charge built
his own empire Bnd took
shortcuts that were questiona· the American hostages.
ble." "It was all words," be said or
He said the city failed to im· the U.S. stance. "Even now it 1s
pos e adequate check s an d all just words. Never be afraJd
balances of such words be<:ause they are
Downtown area: He said re· not followed by action ... he said
vitalization should be handled by 1n the London-monitored broad·
private enterpr1se. but the city cast
should help by providing good tie also condemned the Soviet
streets. lighting and sewers U n 1 o n · s i nt e r v e n ti o n 1 n
He favors high-rise develop-Afghanistan and predicted the
ment, but says 11 stories should Russians would "eventually be
be the maximum defeated.'" saying no pow~r can
Sta~ beach: He favors city im pose 1Lc; will on the world
takeover, if it provefi feasible, as The Soviet news a~ency Tas1'
one way to clean up crime today reported that Soviet Pres1
problems in the area dent Leonid I. Brezhnev sent
Money: He expects to spend Khomemi congratulations on th<'
$10·11.000 on his campaign. first anruveN;ary of the Islamic
Edward Zschoc he, 37. t he
rather of two s mall sons. owns a
printing business in Huntington
Beach
H e 1s pres ident o f the
Neighborh<>O(I Watch Commit·
t e e , a
member o f
th e Loca l
Coastal P ro·
g ram Com -
mittee. the
Counci l on
Aging , the
Chamber of
Co mmerce
and is past
vice president ucMOCME
of Amigos de Bolsa Chica.
Zschoche said he has no
political or financial ties to any
business, investment or or-
ganization.
Following are his views on
some city issues:
Proposition t : He said the
meas ure will pass ~ he will be
glad when It does . .f .
He said he would take steps to
cope with reduced revenues by
instituting a "genuine" zero
base budgeting In which each
department must justify its ex-
istence.
The city can avo massive
... Republic of Iran.
A F o r ea "n M1n1 st r y s pokes ma n contacted by a
Western JOurnahst in Tehran
said the subject of a hostage
transfer was t.aXen up by the rul·
ing Revolutionary Council and
that President Abolhassan Bani·
Sadr would djscuss the matter
tonight with Khomeini. Iran's
revolutionary leader who would
have the final word.
The student militants holding
the hostages at the U.S. Em·
bassy have rejected previous de·
mands to tum them over to the
government.
After a Sunday council meet·
ing . Foreign Minister Sadegh
GhoUnadeh said the members
discussed proposals made by
Irish diplomat Sean MacBricde.
and Ghotbzadeh said MacBride
declared U.S. Secretary of State
Cyrus R. Vance "has agreed up-
on this proposal." He did not
elaborate and MacBride refused
to say what he recommended
Bani-Sadr said the council had
made a declaion, but refused to
reveal details.
There was no immediate com·
ment from the U .S. State
Department.
W T ' 8 d layoffs of employees e says. W0D18D 8 0 Y CETt\ Proble ms "I don't
know why the city a mixed up
l.ucille Young
Rites Slated
Wednesday
E' d ~ n in delegating it to a p lvate cor-roun ..tt110at ~r,alion. There ls no ason for
He sald he holds Ci At BB Dock ministrator Bud Belsito rea
ble because be Indicated at a
private COl'J>Orallon was n the Seal Beach pellce have Iden·
tlfled the woman whoee nude
body was found noeUnt Sunday
morning near a dock at Sunset
Aq_uaUc Park.
Police 1ald an autopty was
1cbeduled today to determine
bow Cl.ody Lee Vancott, 23, of
Santa Ana, dled. She wu lut
1een lo Huntlniton Bucb Satur·
day nipt, police said.
Some marks were obterved on
lb• body but homicide detec·
tl•ea ~ not immediately tell
whether foul play WH lnvolylC' r ln tb• woman's death, a po~~e •PGk•mu utd.
best lntereata of the city.
Dowatowa area : Zschoche
sald he ti ln favor of revita111a·
lion by private enterprise as
Iona u lt proridn economic
benefit to the city and la In line
wltb the residential atmotpbere.
He f IVOrl a village type de-
velopment wlt.b a strict hel1ht
Utnitatlon on bulldln11 of not
more than three atories.
Beat~ lUefter: He'1 In favor
of city taklnt over operlUcna if
tt1ere are no additional coats. "ll
the city took It over. ttM ~b
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Lucille Vounc. a society re·
porter wbo covered the Hunt·
lnaton Beach and Fountain
Valley area for lhe Santa Ana
Re11.ater for more than ao years, dJed~.
Graveside aervlces will t>.
held WedMlday at 11 a.m. at
Weatmln1t1r Memorial Park,
14801 Beach Blvd.
Mn. Youns wu a member ot
the Alllatance Leatue ol H\llll-
tncton Beach, Woman's Club ot
Hunttnitoa Beacb and H\'eral
ot.ber or1aalutlool.
She bad been a rf!Mdeet ot
lluntlaltoo 8eKb tinc:WM Mr• 111aoa.
CBS reported that the council
decided Sunday night. by a vote•
or 7 to 6 lo get the A men cans
trans fe rred t o gove rnment
cu!>tody and presumably us1·
force 1f the m1h tanL'> balk But
Tehran ofr1 c1als derued any de
r1s1on was reached
The Los Angeles Times report-
ed that after t he meet1n~
Clhotbzadeh said the council
CRrTtClZES PRESS
Supervl10r Wieder
Wieder Flays
Reporting of
Contributors
By DEWRES BROOKS 1&"1N
Cit .... Oell'f ...... 'Yff Supervisor Harriett Wieder to-
day a n g ril y d enounce d
newspaper reports about her
campaign contributors as poant·
less and called the financial sup-
port of public officials by de·
velopers "an investment in the
system."
Mrs. Wieder. forme r Hunt-
mgton Beach mayor . made her
remarks just before leavmg for
a meeting of the South Coast
Rt'gional Coastal Commission.
The agency is under investlga.
t1on because of allegations that
some commissioners soli cited
campaign funds from people
seeklnc permits from the com·
mission to build or remodel
coastaJ property .
"The names of people wbo
have contributed to my efforts
you'll probably find on the list of
every other public official. state
or local," Mrs. Wieder said.
·'They are the people who in·
vest lo the system by supporting
public office holde rs. And it's
not j~st _the coastal com ·
mlsai~
Mn. Wieder was responding
to an article in the Los AD&eles
Times that said she bad acc:ept.
ed Sll,000 fJ'Om 23 developen
1'eekin1 commtssion permlts
since she wu appointed to the
commialion more than a year
a10.
But the couaty •u~f'Vbor de-
nied that she ts influenced by
campaisn contrlbutlona when
she votes for projectl before tM
commwion. ··t don't UDdent.and the po.\Dl of
the-~,'' llra. WlederNSd. Tb.it 1tol'J' quoted ber at ~ SM
1aJd the pn>be ol the coat.al eom·
millMm WU focUMd oa COCD•
mlukmen' IO<atkm of coa-
tribuUom, from deYetopers, DOt
their aceeptMc. of campalp
mone1.
And, 1he aclded, of the total
StS,000 '" ~ f\aDdl .. ralMd la 1"', as pefC9lll came from ~. ,
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agreed to move the hostages and
that Khomeini had not yet ap-
proved the transfer.
"We discussed the transfer of
the hostages. I think it will be
done very shortly, within a few
days," Ghotbzadeh said
A spokesman for the malatants
dismissed reports the council as·
~ued an order to turn over the
Amencaru.
Divers
Search
~<:~ !!C4~~~;-an I undennl« aeardl team to con-
tinue the bunt today for the body ot a man believed trapped inside i
a belicopter wblch creabed j s-.• .... otr tt.e coast of • ffW"'WM &each.
Tbe Dlbaing passenger. 26·
year-old Jeff Moon of Long
Beach. was pres umed killed
along with pilot Gary Lee
Rohwer, 49, o( Lake Elsinore.
wbeo the 011 company he licopter
nose-dived into the water about
JOO yards off Bolsa Chica State
Beach.
Orange Co unt y Harbo r
patrolmen quickly rttovered the
p1lot 's body which was found
floating near the wreckage of
the Aminoil USA helicopter.
Investigators said the crashed
helicopter broke away from its
pontoons and sank before they
could search the wreckage for
the secood body
A three-man Orange County
sheriffs divuag team spent four
hours Sunday scouring the chilly
JO-foot deep waters but turned
up onJy a helicopter seal and a
portion of a pontoon.
Huntington Beach poHce, who
a re coordinating the search.
theorize d that the c rashed
copter may have retained some
buoyancy and drifted rrom lbe
area rather than settling on the
ocean floor.
Police said Amiooil bas hired
a private diving crew to take
over the search.
Witnesses who saw the crash
described it as sounding Hke an
explosion ahd said they heard
the whir or the copter's rotor
blades churning in the water.
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Co ast
Weatbe r
Fair tonight and Tues-
day except for some late
night and early morning I
cloudiness. Winds 15 to 20
mph during afternoons. "
Lowa toniaht 45 at the t
beaches and $0 Inland.
Hi1ba Tuuday in U,pper eo..
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hiMi ,_ lint ooll te>tnq•
mnt o/ tlw ,.or Stotdoy,
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f'avings Accounta
' 'Rate Limit Looaened·
WASHINGTON tAP) PTw.ldenl CaJUr 1.lped t tblaUoo
today that lift.a tbe Ud oo lbe amouo\ of laterelt pald oo
pesabook uvlnp aC'CO\&Dtl and ma)' have a far·Nacbina eftKt
on the way bank.I and aavtnca lnaUtuUoM do bualneaa
The leplaUon ··wtn help eoetrol inflation, atrentthen our
flaanclal hllUtuUom aod belip small aavcra," Carter aald at the
cere19C1D1 lD the But Room. Tbe bill will pbue out over n1 years all UmlU on the
amount of lnier.t banb and t.hrtft inallt11tklol can pay uvera
In the meantime, lt eocoura1es a apec1al board ot federal NII·
waton to locreue intereat al &out 2 ~ peretiitqe point.a
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LONDON <AP) -Gold hovered around lbe $:i00-an-ounce
mark today. Silver held ateady after lut w~k's panic aelllng
,and the dollar rose.
Gold, which lost MS iD London lut week, was fixed by lbe
clty'a big ftve dealers this momlna al ~.25, up from $480.50 at
the cloee Friday. But the afternoon price fell to $494.50. Then lt
closed at $507 SO. The met.al traded in New York at $503, down
$8.
Silver. which lost $9 last week after peaking in mid·
January at around $50 an ounce, was quoted in London today at
$13.25, down from $13.50 Friday In New York, the metal opened
at $12. lhen rose to $14.10, up $2.10
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BOGOTA. Colombia <AP) -Leflists holding the Oomirucan
Republic's Embassy for more~ a month freed two of tbelr 29
remaining captives on Palm Sunday and were expected tD free ·
s ix or eight more before Euler.
The release at dusk Sunday took the military police sur·
rounding the e mbassy by surprise.
The guerrillas stormed the building 'durini a diplomatic re-
ception Feb. Zl.
Their release left 27 host.ages. and today is their 33rd day or
captivity in the embassy. They i.oclDde U.S. Ambassador Diego
Asencio and 12 other ambassadors and acting amJ>assadors. six
consuls. four other foreigners, two Colombian civilians and two
Colombian protocol officers.
Pl1•1P-AJ
SEEK •..
would be taler 811t the Ible
miut pa1 UI for the Hrvko. I'm
oot in ravor ot adcllna another
bur'Ckm to tupayen." .... ,: Ht plant to apend
about '3,000 oo bla eampa!p. -Dao MaJaaffey, at. hu been •
ra.idcnt. ot Huntinaton S.acb for
22 yean and la prt$ldent of bis
famlly'1 machlnery buainess in
the clly,
Mab.at
ol the
alao 111 a candidate
rt•man Party for the
40lb Con ·
gresalon al
District seat
He said he
wil1 concen·
trate hi s ef·
forts on the
city level, but
would resign
from the
co uncil if
e lected to
rongress.
He said that government has
become too largt' and that be
will work to get 1t out of people's
lives
Following are his views on
some issues
ProposlUon t : Ile s trongly
s upports the measure and sees it
as a step in the right direction or
returninl'? money to the righUul
owners, the people
· He said the measure also will
perform a worthwhile task by
cutting back the size or govern
ment
CETA Prob&ems : He dedares
that there shouldn't be any
CETA program period. that the
une mployment rate doesn't
1u!itify costs "There are more
Jobs than the re are those Sl7.2 Bllllo• • qualified to f\11 them."
"We sho'11d get out and slay
out. Carter Asks Cuts
To Balance Budget
WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi·
dent Carter asked Congress
today to balance his 1981 budget
by slas hing $17.2 billion in
planned govef'1lment spending,
promising that the cutbacks will
help control the nation's worsen-
ing inflation.
"We have a real fight ahead."
Court Backs
Workers on
Party Right
W ASHJNGTON <AP > -In a
major blow to the system of
political patronage, the U.S.
Supreme Court today gave gov·
ernmenl workers broad new pro·
teclion from being fired for their
political party affiliation.
In a 6-3 decision, the court
held that the constitutional right
lo freedom of association pro-
tects even some policymaking
and confidential government
workers from being dismissed
when voters turn one party out
of office in favor of another.
Justice Lewis Powell, in a
sharply worded dissent, said the
court 's rullng gutted the
patronage system. ignored U.S.
history and would create con·
fusion and undermine American
politlcaJ parties.
Writing for t h e m ajOrity.
Justice John Paul Stevens enun·
c1ated a new test for political
hirlng and firing.
"The ultimate inquiry is not
whether the label 'policymaker'
or 'confidential' fits a particular
position; rather, the question is
whether the hiring authority can
demonstrate that party alfilla·
tlon is an appropriate require-
ment for effective performance
of the public office involved,"
Stevens said.
The court's ruling came in the
case or two Rockland County,
N. Y .• assistant pubUc defenders
fired by a new Democratic
public defender because they
were Republicans.
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Carter said in sigrung the re· vised budget. But be promised to "do every·
thing in my power" to see his
proposals enacted. tbnatening lo
use his veto power if necessary.
Spending will be curtailed for
nearly all government activities.
e xcept defense and Social
Security, with deep cuts in out·
laya for jobs programs, revenue·
s haring for the stales and In gov·
e rnment p ay and retirement
benefit.I. In addition, interest
paymen&s will be $2.2 bUlloo less
because the government will be
borrowing less.
Coupled with p lanned 1n
creases in revenues from the
president's new energy import
taxes, lbe cuts would leave a
s urplus in government spending
ol $16.5 billion in the fiscal year
beginning Oct. 1, which would be
the largest budget surplus in th~
nation's history.
The previous highest surplus
was $12 billion in UM8. However.
the pr06pect of a large surplus in
1981 a lready is tempting
Congress to distribute it to
Americans throul'?h a tax cut.
If Carter's spending cuts are
approved, it would at the very
least balance the federal budget
for the first time in 12 years.
Total outlays in 1981 would be
$611.5 billion. with revenues of
$628 billion. That compares with -
Carter's original January pro-
posal for outlays of $615.8 billion
a nd revenues of $600 billion.
which would have left a deficit
of $15.8 billion.
Carter left defense spending
virtually intact, and actually in·
creased it slightly to offset
higher fuel costs. Under the re-
vised budget, defense ouUays
would total $150.5 billion, up
from $146.2 billion an the original
budget.
FVMan Nabs
'Ibeft Suspect
A F<Mmtain Valley man who
was awakened early Sunday
captured a burglar who had just
broken intD his garage, police
said.
Police said Kenneth Llooel
Morgan, 24, 11631 Quartz Ave.,
w'ts able to detain Daniel Paul
Regh, 19, 16810 Mt. Hutchings
St., Fomitain Valley, until police
arrived.
Police sald Regh was arrested
on auaplcion or burglary and
taken to Oranae County Jall.
Pta•P.,,eAJ
SEARCH •••
One wltaeaa aald the
helicopter dJpped toward ihe
ocean, came back up ud then
dropped.
Amlnoil 1pokeamen said the
c ompany belicopter was
lramportiD1 en employee to an
off1hore drllllnl plat.form -
PlaUonn &mmy, located about
tbn, .... olf cout. 'tAA ln•••Uaatora are tx· amlntna lb reaMD1 for tit•
crub but •aiei no MC.ermlaadaa bu been..,... at Udl ,.....
Downtown area : He
favors private redevelopment as
long as it 1s accept able to
downtown property owners. · 'TI>e
City Council should respect tbe
desires of property owners and
stand by them -not against them
-as they fight governmenl
bureaucracy "
Beach takeover: He said gov
l·rnment has no business acqu.ir·
mg beaches.
"It should be turned over to
local non government agencies
!>UCh as the Sierra Club or some
other organization that really
has a care for the land."
Money: lie saJd he intend.'> to
spend up to $6,000 In bis cam·
paign.
WARM .•.
boats required towing due to
gea r breakdown or engine
m alf uncuons.
Spokesmen at Dana Point swd
numerous guest sups were filled
as travehng yachtsmen lay over
Saturday mgbt before cootinu·
ing ttaei.r coastal junkets .
Attendance was noticeably up
at South Coast beaches Sunday,
but lifeguards from Laguna
Beacb to San Onofre State
Beach logged few rescues
despite warm waters and 73·
degree air temperatures.
A slight drop from 30,000 t.o
27 ,000 visitors was registered
Sunday in Laguna Beach com·
pared to S aturday , but
lifeguards did handle eight
medical aid requests.
San Clemente city lifeguards
estimated vialtors at 3.500 with
many taking advantage of small
surf and 61 degree waters to
take a dip, but only four resc:ues
were logged
A sparse crowd of lSO visited
Doheny State Beach, where no
rescues occurred because San
Juan Creek sewage contamina·
tion due tD winter storms' havoc
has kept the ocean quarantined
to bathers.
San Clemente State Beach
lifeguards logged but one rescue
Sunday and said it was hardly a
near-drowning call .
They employed a large, beavy
duty ladder to belp bring a 16-
year-old girl down from the
beacbfroot bluffs alter she dared
to try to scale them with her
boyfriend and became stranded
part way up.
No major problems were re·
ported at HuntlngtDn Beach's cl·
ty beach, with a n estimated
32,000 visitors Sunday and no
complications resulting from
any treacherous rip current or
big surf, lifeguards said.
Air t.mperature reiillered
about 68 decrees at west county
beaches, with seas running
about 58 dearees.
AtUndance dropped 10mewbat
Sunday at both Huntinaton State
Beach and Bolaa Ch ica State
Beach, wtlb a total of 25,000 and
18,000 respectively. down from
35,000 and 25,000 Saturday.
Llteparc:ll blamed that oa •
sH&hl o vercast, addln1 that
water1 became choppy Sunday
a fternoon, r eaultln1 in aeven
reacuea
Singer Cited
TOKYO (AP) -Amertean
1ln1er Dionne Wenrick wen Ute SlJ,OOO~priM Sunday In t.be N MMle PMUval
with " Old r .. un,.. ••
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O.•·~--.---~.Get Ber Vote
Eleven-month-old Penney Nicholson makes tt clear who
she favors in upcoming Huntmgton Beach City Council
election. Penney, in the arms of her mother. Kim. is the
granddaughter of incumbent Councilman Ron Pattinson
Daughter and granddaughter were at a political rally
Sunday at Huntington Beach's Central Park
<:andidate Battles
Election Sign Firm
8~ ROBERT BARKF.R
00 UH O..tr "''°' St.tft Bitter C'ontroversy has bf'<>«('fl
out betw~n Huntington Bt>arh
City Council candidate JaC'k Kel
ly and the ">l~n rompany that
has prepared more than 1.200 of hia political campaip placards.
Kelly claims tbat Candidates'
Outdoor Graphic Servi ce
1COGSl failed to li ve up to 1t!.
~1 greemenl and tui. campaign ad
\ 1sers have !>l opped payment or
J Sl.496 cherk
Patnck Dailey. president or
the company in Belmont near
San Franc1sro. said has firm
performed full and faithful
service and th.at Kelly's acuon.s
were "uneth1ral and un
scrupuJow."
.. If I were a voter l wouJd be
very. very wary of casting a
ballot ror such a candidate." h\:
declared
Somewhat of a mystery aJso
developed over the whereabouts
of the signs after Kelly an·
nounced at a candidates· forum
Sunday that 90 percent of them
had been taken down.
Rumors that the sign company
removed them m retaliation for
the stopping of the check wen•
denied by Dalley
Kelly said he suspects the dis·
appearance or the v1v1d s1gn!1
may have something to do with
his fame eamed as an actor m
the ·'Maverick ·· television
series.
He indicated that he behev~
The Casuat Side ot Rugby
lht•\ ma) h1tvr bet•n lJken b)
...ou" en1r ~et>kers . Sunday he
promised t.o aulograph the SJgns
1f tht-aJleged sign stealcrs bnng
tht>m by his <'amp;u~n head
quarter..
Kelly and campallD aide
Steve ~humacber said they
stopped payment of the check
berause the company wa.~ at
tach1nl'? s igns of other r an·
d1dates t.o those of Kelly
l\elly said he didn't want 1t to
. 1ppear that he v.a.s runrunjit 1n
.tn) coaht.Jon
But Dailev claimed that ~ly
did not ha"e e xcl~1ve nght.s to
the rompany·s s1gn.c;
'An) claim that we didn't live
up to our contrar t oblJgitlt<>n.S LS
tot a lly and categorically un
founded ... he sa.Jd
"We have made signs in "
thousand C'ampaigns -for Gov.
Brown, Gov. Re agan, Sen
Hayakawa and Ron Shenkman
and Hamett Wieder or Hunt·
mgton Beach Beach and ha·
ven 't bad any problems "
Dalley said today he is tunung
the matter over to attorneys an
an attempt to recoverlhe money
Kelly said the removal of the
~1gns forced bis staff or volunteers
to work late hours prepanng
posters that surfaC'ed throughout
the C'lty Sunday. The sign fi rm also has con
tracts with incumbent Ci ty
Councilman Ron Pattinson and
rha llenger Bruce Gr~r.
100% cotton rvobv Sh<>rts ano oonts
ava1lat>IO 1n colors ol rOO white
kh.lk1 sky l)lue navy ana QOla
Also. the cla5StC bdr stripe ruQhy i;h1n
In I pO/y/COltOn bklnd
'
CAIRO, E&ypt <AP) -Tbe
cancer afrucUn1 the depoted
shah of Iran baa spread to Illa
liver, but it wu believed U.. dia·
ease could be controU..t by
drup, CIDe °' the dodon wllo
operated on him l&ld today.
Dr. Fouad Nur, bead ol the
tumor seetioo at llaad.i mWtary
boapilal, where tbe abab'a
s pleen was removed Friday,
said the liver, u well u the
spleen, wu cancerous.
Nur was explaining to re·
porters the meanins of an of.
ficial medical bulletin wbicb
said merely that medical tat.I
had shown the two organs had
··1ym,UUc swelling."
He said the shah's team ol
doctors all believe the d1lease
can be controlled by drup and
that the shah can live ao iD·
determinate amount of time.
Thi.I WU eueatlally llmilar to
lbe overall report gJven to re·
porters Saturday when the doc·
tors held a oe-. conference to
dilcuas the abab's apleoectomy.
At that time, the reaulla of the
tests were not known.
Today's medical report said
the shah was allowed to walk
around bis room, wu beine fed
liquids through his mouth and
his morale WU high. He la out ol
the intenaive care un1l iD wtUcb
he was placed after the 80·
minute operation Friday, t.be
medical report said .
Nur said that unllke the can·
cerous spleen, the liver wu not
re moved In such caaea, but
treated with chem ical•. The
shah, 60, baa been receiviq
treatment for cancer of a lymph
node in bis neck foe stx years.
The spleen ls part ot the lJ1D·
pb a tic system , and fi It.en out
red and white bk>Od cells. But
because 1t was cancerous. Nur
said. it was destroying t.be cella
instead
REPORT •.•
Rut onJy 8 percent came from
deve lopers as king for com -
m1s.sioo approval of their proj-
ects. sbes.&1d.
Mrs. Wieder had even barsber
v.ords foe Leonard Grote, at.ate
coastal commlaaioa cbairman..
Grote in mid· March aeat a ~ter to Ralpb Clartr. cbairmu c:A
O r a nge Count y Board of
Supervisors. asking that Mrs.
W1e-der's campaign actJvaues io
r onned1on with coastal com-
m1ss1on matters be invesugat.ed .
He later rescinded the re-
quest.
·'That letter was totally ir-
responsible." Mrs Wieder said.
"U I were a pnvate person, I
would probably sue bim. The OD·
ly thing a public official bas is
his credibility."
The campaign contrlbuUons ln
question included those from Av·
co Community Developen. the
fl untington Beach Co., aDd the
McClain Oeve&opmeot Co., fa.nm
wb1ch have sought commi11k>a
approval for permits.
According to campaign dis·
closure document.a, Avco coa-
tnbuted $500 to her campaip
JUSt before a Laguna Nl1uel
commercial and residential proj-
ect was approved by lbe com-
mission.
In addition, Mrs. Wieder re-
reived a $990 contribution from
Signal Landmartr Co., t.be firm
trying to develop a marina and
housing project in Bolsa Chica.
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VOL. 73, NO. 91, 3 SECTIONS. 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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MO NDAY, MARCH 31, 1980 Fl FTEEN CENTS
~staubach Quits, But Thanks Cowboys
' DALLAS <A P > -Dallu
qu.artwbeck Ro1 r Staobacb an
DOU.need today he was rellrlnJ
after 11 seasons in the National
Football League , saying he
"thank.a the Cowboys" for ht~ t experience r .. It's a dec1s 1on baaed on
various reasons ." h t! said
, "There•s a polnt in your career
wben you have to make a de I ciaion . you want to spend the r quality time with your family ..
A 1erte1 o/ concuask>ns last
" .. on "wu not an overridlna
factor" be said "I never wor
ried about injuries.
"It's a raJrly complex decision
for any athlete to make be·
1na on lop and wmning the Super
Bowl would be nice but there
wtlre a lot of good things in the
'70s
"I will not look back on the de·
c1s1on ..
He aaid that Coach Tom Lao-
d r y thoueht be could have
played at least another year but
did not try to talk him out of ~
tiring
The emotional Staubach said
the College All -Star Game was
one of the key times in his life
because he learned that the
Cowboys and the Kansas City
Chiefs wanted him lo play foot·
ball after a four-year stmt in the
Navv
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Another important time. be
said , was the 19'8 Cowboys'
training camp which he at·
tended on two weeks military
leave and proved to both him.self
and the team that be could play
in the pros
His retirement became a
media event as he spoke to a
huge gathering or the media
K RLD Radio broadcast it live
and bad hookups in St Louis and
W ashingt.on
His meeting with teammates
started in a lighthearted vein
but quickly turned aerioua and
there were rew dry eyes.
Tex Schramm. club president
and general manager , said , "We
wiJI rruss him. There's not a
question that Staubach is this
country's greatest sports hero
today and maybe or our ti~. He
as uruque in that tus following
spans all age generations.
"He has BEEN the Cowboyaror 1
the past 11 years. There ls no !
doubt that our success in the '70s, f
to a great extent, can be attribut-l
edtoRoger." ·
Staubacb, who was making '
some $200,000 a year. has ex-1
tensive business interests here,
including real estate. Also, he
has numerous endorsements and
is being heavily courted by the
television networks as a com·
mentator.
Cutback Urged
Carte r Asks Balanced Budget
WASHINGTON !AP I Pres1
dent Carter asked Congress
today to balance his 1981 budget
by s lashing $17 2 billion in
planned government s pending,
promising that the cutbacks will
help control the nation's worsen
ing inflation
surplus m government spending
of $16.5 billion in the fiscal year
beginning Oct. 1. which wouJd be
the largest budget s urplus in the
nation's history
"We have a real fight ahead. '
Carter said in s1gn1ru: the re
/ \ISed budget
But he promised to "do every
thing in my power" to see h1~
proposals enacted. threatening to
use his veto power if necessary
Spending will be curtailed for
nearly all government activities.
except defense and Social
Security, Jith deep cuts in out·
lays for Je'bs programs. revenue·
s haring for the states and in gov
ernment pay a nd retirement
benefit'! In add1t1on. interest
payment.c; v.111 he S2 2 billion less
beca~ the government will be
borrov. ing le'>s
Coupled v.1th planned 1n
r reases in r<'venuC''> Crom the
president ., nev. energy import
taxes. the cuts would leave a
The previous highest surplu.'i
was $12 b1lhon m 1948. However,
the prospe-ct of a large surpl05. in
1981 already 1s tempting
Congress to distribute it to
Americans through a tax cul
H Carter's spending cuts are
approved. 1t would al the very
least balance the federal budget
CS« BUDGET, Page :\2)
O.lly ~ ... Sutt Pltole
COUNTY PARAMEDICS TREAT ONE OF FOUR PERSONS INJURED IN CAR CRASH
Vehicle Enda Up In Ditch After Heed.On Collision In Irvine
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eens in Hospital
After Autos Crash
Two Irvine teen-agers remain
hospitalized today after a
weekend head·on automobile
collision in Turtle Rock.
Kathleen E . Gutting, 13, or
17321 Peach St., is in the in-
tensive care unit of Tustin Com·
munity Hospital . David
Thompson, 14, of 19031 Antioch
Drive, is in stable condition in
the intensive care unit or Santa
Ana -Tustin Community
Hospital.
The accident occurred Satur·
. day afternoon on Turtle Rock
Drive about 200 yards east of
Sycamore Creek
Police said a car driven by an
Irvine juvenile without a dnvers
license. who has been released
from a hospital. veered into on-
coming traffic and collided with
a car driven by Dinah Sue
Friedan, 30, of Irvine, who has
been released from the hospital.
The car driven by the Juvenile
then careened down an embank·
menl and into a ditch.
The teen-agers who remain in
the hospital were ndin~ in the
car with the unlicensed juvenile
~Divers Hunt Body
lln Copter Crash
I Aminoil Oil Company hired an
l underwater search team to con-l tinue the bunt today for the body • 1 of a mao believed trapped inside
t a helicopter which c rashed
l' Saturday night off the coast of
Huntington Beach.
The missing passenger, 26·
year-old Jeff Moon of Long · 1 Beach, was presumed killed along with pilot Gary Lee
Rohwer, 49, of Lake Elsinore.
when the oil company helicopter
, nose-dived into the water about
~ 300 yards off Bolsa Chica State
Beach.
Orange County Harbor
l pat rolmen quickly recovered the
pilot's body which was found
floating near the wreckage or
Jbe Amlnoil USA helicopter.
Investigators said tbe crashed
helicopter broke away from Its
)M>ntooos and sank before they
could search the WTeclltage for
the second body.
A t.bree·man Orange County
1beriffs diving team spent four
boun Slmday scowing the chilly
IC)..foot deep waters but turned
u_p only a beliCOJJter seat and a
portlon of a pontoon.
Huntington Beach police, who
are coordin&tlnt the search.
theorized that the crashed
copter may have retained some
buoyancy and drifted from the
1 area rather than Httlini on the
oeetn floor.
1
Police aald Amlnoil baa hired
Singer Cited
TOKYO (AP) -American 1 1in1er ~ Warwick won the
111,000 srand prise Sunday In
llHt Nlo&.b Tok}'(> Mualc Festival
wU.b ''hll.lnt Old Feellnta."
a private diving crew to take
over the search
Witnesses who saw the crash
described it as sounding like an
explosion and said they heard
the whir of the copter's rotor
blades churning in the water.
O ne witness sa id t h e
helicopter dipped toward the
ocean, came back up and then
dropped.
Aminoil spokesmen said the
co mpany h e li copter was
transporting an employee to an
o ffs hore drilling platform -
Platform Emmy. located about
three miles off coast.
2 ,000 Irvine
Residences
Lose Power
About 2,000 Irvine residences
lost electrical power for 80
minut.es this morning alter a
house being moved by a truck
snageed overhead power lines,
according to Bud Jacklee, area
manager of Southern California
Edison Co.
J acklee said tbe power lines
were anaacect near tbe lntenec-
tJon of Alton Avenue and Jeffrey
Road ln Irvine.
The power was cut olf al 3: 12
a . m . and restored 80 minutes
later. Jacklce said.
Woodbridge, Deerfi eld ond
The Ranch communities were
affected by the blackout, police
aald.
According to Jacklee, no ma·
Jor buainesaea were affected.
Man Held
In Irvine
Slaying
A male acquaintance or 30
year-old Gayle Ann Lingle, who
was found in an Irvine held with
her throat slit. has been jailed in
connection with her murder.
Police said today
Irvine police Lt Gene Norden
said John Galen Davenport, 24,
of Tustin, is being held m the
Newport Beach jail. His bail is
set at $250,000
·'I'm comfortable with the
case we have against him, but
we still have a lot lo do."
Norden said "We obtained some
ttems of evidence Friday even·
ing when we arrested him at his
home We had a search warrant
and he didn't put up any strug·
gle."
Norden refused to give Daven-
port's address or to describe the
chain of events potice believe led
to the murder of Miss Lingle.
whose body was found Thursday
morning by CalTrans workers in
a weed-strewn field adjacent lo
My ford Road and Michelle
Drive.
Norde n says t h e Lingle
murder is unrelated lo any other
slaymg he knows about
Miss Lingle lived with a man
at 15842 Pasadena Ave., Tustin.
who has been cleared by police
o f any involvem ent in he r
murder.
Norden said that Davenport
"was at least acquainted with
the victim a short time before
her murder." Norden wouldn't
elabor ate on the relations hip
between the victim and Daven-
port. '
Norden said that Mi ss Lingle
wasn't hitchhiking before her
death.
Two More Gacy
V"1Clim8 Identified
CHICAGO (AP) -Two more
or the 33 victims of John W.
Oacy Jr. have been Identified,
leaving nine bodies still uniden-
Ufied, authorlUe11 say.
Cook County Medical Ex-
aminer Or. Robert Stein aald the
two were ldenWled aa Kenneth
Par~e~1 16, •nd Michael Marino,
14, DOlD of ChJcago. Their re·
malna, Identified t brouch the
use of dental charts and X·ra)
records, were due up from the
c rawl apace beneath Gacy'i:
h ome lo Norwood Park
Town8hip. northwest of Cbicac<>
Gacy, 38, was convicted and sen
teoced to die on June 2 Ills cast
la being appealed.
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Cyanide in Food
'Poison Gang' Sought
SAN DIEG O l AP 1
Supermarket s h elves wer e
checked throughout San Diego
today alter an extortion note
was found aloog with a bottle if
pickles loaded with deadly
cyanide
The note signed "The Poison
Gang" demanded SO diamonds
in return for telling whe 'e five
other rood items had been
poisoned in the same Safeway
store in the La Jolla area or San
Diego.
''There's enough cyanide 1n
that pickle bottle lo kill a fam1
ly , ·· Deput y Coroner Jay
Johnson said after tests in his
laboratory and at a private fi rm
"If a family had eaten that bot
tie or pickles. il would have
killed them all."
About four miles away, arter
the La Jolla store reopened to
~.ay , a not ht Safeway s tor r
Ci(>Sed while bottle Of teriyak1 sa~ce was ta en lo a laboratory ~e was no immediate in
dication 1f that bottle had been
tampt>red with.
Twice . a telephone caller
asked the La Jolla stoH·
manager to hurry up v.ith the
diamonds
Tom Cooney. pubhc relations
director for Safeway's 45 store~
in San Diego County. said "an
older man" made the calls He
said there was no indication that
he w as disgruntl ed with
Safeway
The note. hand-lettered on
ruled paper. was round taped to
the bottom or the 46-ounce jar of
Vlasic polish-style pickles al 5
p.m. Saturday. It said "Satur·
day. March 29. 1980 Safeway
Stores Inc . Manager Warning
Warning! This jar oC pickles is
loaded with deadly cyanide
poison."
The note went on: "Also. there
Pi/,ot Price
To Increase
Home delivery price for
the Dally Pilot wlll go
'from $.1.75 to $4 per month
errecUve April 1.
Your Dally PHot car-
rier. who la an Indepen-
dent merchant, wlll re-
ceive 40 pettent ol the ln-
c rease ror his or her
services to you at the new
price.
Contlnuinc major cost
increues in all aspect! of
newspaper production and
dlatributioQ -aucb aa two
substantial lncreaae1 In
the prtee of newsprint ln
six months and a 13 per·
cent increue ln dlat tlbu·
lion eJrpente -make lhi1
coat lncreaee nece111ry.
Prlce of alnale copies sold at ~ln boll• or over
th• codter •Ill be In·
created. to 25 cenu clatly.
and to 50 etnll SUnday.
are five other food items loaded
with cyarude that are now oo the
s helves of this store. If you com·
ly with our demands, we will
give you a list and the ex.act
location or these food items
Otherwise. we will poison t.be
food ia r1ery SafewQ 9tOr'9 la
the area.
.rlt is up to you what happens
next." the note went on ... You
have until 6 p m today to obtain
fifty (SCH loose d1amo.nds one < l)
car at or larger of good quality
.. You will be contacted'"
Police Lt Ron Seden said
"negot1allons" were under wa}
but declined to say more or
whether preparallons had been \
made to l~ve the diamonds. I
Seden said "we expttt other
calls" in the extortion plot.. I
Safeway's s pokesmen said the i
La J olla store at Gir ard and t
Pearl reopened when exhaustive •
ct.eda failed to find any other
sapl"°'*9 Items but that th~ I
Pacific Beadt store cloeed tem-1
porarily t.his morning while the
second food item was checked
out
SatUrday night, Bill Langely.
manager at La Jolla, reported
the note to poli ce and urged
c ustomers to return any food
purchased at his store that day
except for canned Items.
Iran May Revise
Hostage Situation
By The Assocla&ed Press
Iranian Pres1dent Abolhassan
Bani -Sadr met today with
representatives of the Moslem
militants hol~ng the U.S Em·
bassy hostages after an official
Iranian spokesman said the gov-
ernment was considering taking
over custod y or the 50
J\m encans
There were no 0H1C1al announ-
cements after Bani·Sadr's talks
with the three militants. Iran's
Pars news agency said . The
meeting took place in a govern-
ment building where the presi-
dent was meeting with the rest
of Iran's ruling Revolutionary
Council .
Pre!lident Carter, meanwhile,
postponed a scheduled speech
a nd set a conrerence with na-
tional security advisers. It was
learned in Washington that a
message Carter sent lo Iranian
officials warned that the United
States would or6er further re-
taliation against Iran ii there is
no break in the hostage situa-
tion.
Before Bani-Sadr met with the
militants, a Forelen Mlniatry
s pokesman said the IranJan IOV·
ernment miebt announce new
s teps in the crisis as early u
tonicbt, perhaps includlna
transrer of the hostages to iov-
emment custody.
In a Tehran Radio broadcut
today, lra.ntan revolutionary
leader K.homelnl attacked the
United States for what be called
lbreatl of military force to tree
tho Amertcan boltaae1.
t WU all wordl," he aald of
U.S. stance. "Even now lt ll
JUll words. Never be afraid
ucb words becauae UM7 are
not folJowed by aeUon," M 11,ld
In the London·monltoNd broad·
CHl.
ff e alto coadem.Md the Scmet
Union '• tnurveotlon I n
Af 1hanl1tu and p~cted t.be
Ruastans would "en:ntuallJ be
defeat.ed," saying no power can
impose its will on the world.
The Sov1et news agency Tass
today reported that Soviet Pres i-
dent Leonid I. Brezhnev sent
Khomemi congratulations on the
first aM1versary of the Islamic
Republic of Iran
A F o r eign Min ist r y
spokesman contacted by a
Westc-rn journalist in Tehran
said the subject or a hostage
traosCer was taken up by the rul· '
ing Revolutionary Council and
that President Abolbassa n Bani·
Sadr would discuss tbe matter
tonight with Khomeini,
Coa s •
' 1
W eathe r _.a
Fair tonight and ·~-day except for some late
night and early morning j
cloudiness. Winds 15 to 20
mph durin& afternoons.
Lows tonight 45 at the
beaches and so in land.
Highs Tuesday In upper
60tk
INSIBETOD~Y
Haney L.opn·Melton cap·
lured Mr first golf tou"'4·
ment of tile fJl!01' Sundo11.
aoh'"tne th~ Wome "· s Kempa Opffl ot Me114 Vmk
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Saving, Accounts
-: Rate Limit tOasened
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toda)' I.hat Ufb thf' lid on the amount ol interat pad on
pa11booll ••vmp ll'<'OUntl and may bne • faM'Hchana errect on tbf' way b1nb and aavlnp lnslltullona do bwiln
Tho le1aal1Uon "will ~lp control lri nauon, Mrenrthen our
financ1al lnsUtullona and ~Ip amall avera," Carter uld at thf' cerem~ In ~ Eut Room
l'he b1U will Phu• out ov ?t Ml yurt •II hnuta on lb ..
amount of lntereet banks and thrift LOSUtullonl'> r11n pay Hver·•
ln the-meanUme, It eneoura""" a 5PffUll board of federal rew ulators lOIJ\creai>e 1ntert!1t at Jf'•St 2.25 ~r~ntMf(t' point
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LONDON (AP> Gold hovered around tht" S500-an OWlccs
m1rk 1oday Silver held steady aan er l&lit week's panll' aelllna and th~ Joll1Ar Nlit'
Gold. which lost "8 tn London last wffk, was (1xed by the
city's big fi ve dealers th&a morrun1& al SS03 25, up from $480 50 Ill
the <'lose Friday But I.he atlemooo price fell to $494.50 Then 1t
c losed at SS07 50 The metal traded lo New York al $500, down S6
S1lv~r. wtuch lost S9 last week after pealung in mid·
January Jt around~ an ounte. was quoted m London today at
$13 25. down from $13.~ Fnday In Nev. York. the metal opened at $12. then rose to $14 10, up $2 10
Sh A rsr.ko Co•t•fan-• ••••~fl
NEW ORLEANS lAP> -Six containers of arsenic were
damaged on a Mississippi River wharf today, but apparently
none of the deadly poison got m the water. the Coast Guard said.
Each rontainer held about 240 pounds of white. refined arsenic, a deadly poison
Coast Guard oUicials not1Jied city oUicials of New Orleans
and all communities down the 100 miles to the mouth of the Mis·
sissipp1 River that the river -source of drinking water -could be contaminated.
Lake E,.,_o~ F•lb o Bit
LAKE ELSINORE (AP) Floodwaters that swelled Lake
Elsinore to more than twice its normal size continued lo recede
slowly loday, and two or the many mobile homes that had been
hauled away from the encroaching flood waters have been taken back to their park.
The lake stood at 1,26.s.5.5 feet above sea level today, its
lowest point since Feb. lS, said David Cobb of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Z.ld•g Nbed •• f'ed~ol ~••d
WASHINGTON (AP> -Local zoning laws do not apply to
private businesses using federally owned land.the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today.
The Justices, without waiting to hear full arguments, upheld
lower court decisions in a case from Ventura County. There were no recorded dissents.
County om caals, s upported by California and five other
states. argued that Congress never intended to pre·empt local
government.s' historic power of zoning lands within their boun-d<l nes
Funding Critics
Flayed by Wieder
By DELORES BROOKS IRWJN
OI U. Oelly ~I'-n111 Supe~r Harriett Wieder to·
day a n gri l y denounc e d
newspaper reports about her
campa1J?n contributors as point
less and talled the f1nanc1al sup
port or public officials by de
velopers "an investment in th(' s ystem "
Mrs Wieder. former Hunt.
mgton Beach mayor, made her
remarks JUSt before leaving for
a meeting of the South Coast
Regional Coastal Commission.
The agency as under mvestiga.
lion because of allegations that
som e commissioners solicited
tampa1gn funds from people
s eeking permiL<> from the com.
mission to build or remodel
coastal property
"The names of p eople who
have contributed to my efforts
you' 11 probably rtnd on the list or
every other public official, state
or local," Mrs. Wieder said.
·'They are the people who m ·
vest in the system by s upporting
public office holders And it's
not JUSt the coastal com mission"
Mrs Wieder was responding
to an article m the Los Angeles
Times that said she had accept·
ed Sll,000 from 23 developers
s eeking com m 1ss1on permits
since she was appomted to the
commission more than a year
ago.
But the county supervisor de·
nied that she is influenced by
campajgn l'Ontributions when
she votes for projects before the
commission.
"I don't understand the point of
the story," Mrs. Wle<ler said. The
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CRITICIZES PRESS
Supervisor Wieder
story quoted her at length She
said the probe or the coastal com-
mission was focused on com.
missioners· solicitation of con-
tributions, from developers, not
their acceptance of campaign money.
And, she added. of the total
$93,000 in campaign funds she
raised in 1979, 38.5 percent came
from developers.
According to campaign dis.
closure documents , Avco con.
tributed $500 to her campaign
just before a Laguna Niguel
commercial and residential proJ·
ect was approved by the com-
mission.
In addition, Mrs. Wieder re-
ceived a $990 contribution from
Signal Landmark Co.. the firm
trying to develop a marina and
housing project in Bolsa Chica.
But only 8 percent came from
de velopers asking fo r com·
mission approval of their proJ·
ects, s he said.
Mrs. Wieder had even harsher
words for Leonard Grote, state
coastal commission chairman.
Grote in mid·Marcb sent a let· ter to Ralph Clark. chairman of
Orange County Board of
Supervisors, asking that Mrs.
Wieder's campaign activities in
connection with coastal com.
mission matters be lnveatigated.
He later rescinded the re-
quest.
·'That lette r was totally ir·
responsible," Mrs. Wieder saJd.
"If I were a prtvate person, I
would probably s ue hlm. The on·
ly thing a public official has ts
hl• credibility."
Tho campalan contrlbuUons In
que1Uoa included thote from Av. co Community Developers, the
Huat1n.1ton Beacb Co., and the
McClain Development Co., nrm.s which bave IOUl.ht comrniaaioa
approval IOI' perm.Ju.
Bootiag l•r a lt'iaaft-Deity f'I ... t\Mt -
f'ans of Nancy Lopez-Melton expressed
tht•mselves with this sign Sunday as their
fJ\'Oritt• woman golfer strode down fairway
at Mesa Verde Country Club an Costa Mesa
on her way to victory m women's Kemper
Opcm For the details. see today's Sports
M'Ct1on , page B· I
Flood si·
Isolates
60,000
T IJUANA, Mexico <AP > -Al
least 60,000 people remain cut off
from normal roads and new
drownings are stil I being reported
a month after floodwaters rut !ia-
Ja California in February.
In a pubuc protest attended by
about 150 people Sunday, the
government was accused or in·
d11ference m the wake of last
month's storms.
Protesters said the floodgates
at Rodriguez Dam were opened
and closed arbitrarily last week
causing erratic water flow and
four deaths in Tijuana's La Mesa
s uburb, spokes m an Jaime
Berenazde la Para claimed.
On<' washed·out bridge st ill
hasn't been repaired, the dem
onstratorscomaplained.
Two deaths we re of teen-a~ers
drowned at different times f'ri
d<J y while trying to cross the
Alamar H1v{.>t""l't;d by water from
behind the d'am. Two other bodws
were found Saturday
Across the U.S. border, the
body of a woman about 50 was
found Sunday in the Tia Juana River
's Cancero"tU
liver 'Controlled'
CA IRO .. Egypt IAP) The
t•anct.>r <A rn1ctln~ the deposed
s hah of Iran hal> s pread lo h1l>
liver. but 1t was believed the dis
t.'a l>e could be controlled by
drug~. one of the doctors who
operated on him said today
Dr f"ouad Nur. head of tht
tumor section at Maad1 m1btary
hospital . where the s hah 's
s pleen was removed Frida)'.
said the liver, as well as the
spleen, was canctroui.
Nur was expla ininJ.l to re
porters lhe meaning of an of
ficial medical bulletin 1o11h1ch
said merely that medical tests
had shown the two organs had
"lymphatic swelling "
He satd the shah's team of
doctors all believe the d1 seas<'
can be controlled by drugs and
that the shah can hVl' un m
determinate amount of time
This was essentially similar lo
the overall report ~1 Vl'n lo n·
portl'r~ Saturday when the· dtK'
tor~ hl'ld a ncws conference tu discus~ the l>hah ·~ ~Pll'nectom~
At that time. the result~ of tht·
tests wen.-not known
Today's medical report said
the shah was allowed to walk
around his room. was being fed
liquids through his mouth and
his morale was high fie 1s out of
the intensive care unit in which
he was placed afte r the 80
minute operation Frida) lht>
medical report said
~ur :.aJd that unhkC" the can
t erous spleen. lhe hver v.al> not
removed 1n l>Uch cases but
1 reated with cht'm 1ca Is The
-.h ah. 6(), has been receiving
treatment for cancer of a lymph
node m tus neck for sax year..
The spl~n 1s part of the lym
phauc system. and filters out
red and white blood cclh 81,.1
bt•l·ause 11 "4as cancerous. Nur
!I .lid. it was destroying the cclb
10'!il C'Jc1
:'I: ur cnnf1rmt·d ont· essential
p 1rt nf th• m 1 rl1 1·al bulll't1n
"'h1ch '><J 1d the lxmc marrow \4 .Jl>
"(un ct1on1n~ norm al ly · Th1<i
nwant lhat tht> !>hJh 'IJ<.1eJOd "a" bt.·in~ rt'gl•nera t1·rl n<>rmall)
~or ,,11d
Federal
Workers
Backed
W ASJUNGTON (AP) -Jn •
m 1Jor blow to the 1yaW!m of
poliUcal patronage, tbe U.S.
Supreme Court today eave IOW·
emment worken broad new Jll'O-
tecUon from beln1 fired for their
poUtJcaJ party affilJatlon.
In a 6-3 decision, the court
held that the constitutional ri&bt
to freedom of aasoclatloo pro-
tect& even some poticymakhaa
and coofjdenllal covernmeat
workers from being diamilled
when v~rs turn one party out
or orlice in favor or another.
Justice Lewis Powell, in a ~harply worded dissent, said the
court 's ruling gutted tbe
patronage ayatem, iinored U.S.
history and would create con-
fusion and undermine American
political parties.
Writing for the majority,
J ustace John Paul Stevens enup.
c1ated a new test for polltic'1
hiring and firing.
·'The ultimate inquiry is not
whether the label 'policymaker'
or 'confidential' fits a particular
posiUon; rather, the question
whether the hiring authority c
demonstrate that party affilia
lion ia an appropriate require-
ment for effe<:tive J>flnri1rn:1A1111"W
of the public officit:'.inli~recf~ Stevens sald.
Wallenda Kin
Hwt in Fall
LAKELAND, Fla. CAP)
Ca rla Wallenda
Gutman. a daughter or
Ka rl Wallenda, the late
patriarch of the Flying
Wallendas, s utrered minor
IOJUrtes after a 20-foot falJ
1o11 hen a rigging bolt on her
high wire snapped.
She w3s finishing her
performance Sunday at
the Great Ron Morris
Circus on the Slide of Lire,
a 50·foot wire strung from
a point 70 feet above the ~round. when the bolt
broke
"The boll snap~ and
.,ht• kept going until she hit
tht' ground," said circus
owner Ron Morris.
She was treated and re-
I P 3 H•d from Lakeland
Ct.>nt•ral Hospital
An illegal alien reported the
body to U.S. Border Patrol of.
ficers Lifeguards said I.he un.
identified woman apparently
drowned whale t rying to cross the border New Storm Threatens
fi'l"09IPapAJ
BUDGET ...
for the first time m 12 years
Total outlays in 1981 would be
$611.5 billion. with revenues of
$628 billion. That compares with
Carter's original January pro-
posal for outlays of $615.8 billion
and revenues of $600 billion .
which would have left a deficit
ol Sl5.8 billion.
Carter left defense spending
virtually intact, and actually in·
l'r eased it slightly to offset
higher fuel cosLs. Under lhe re·
vised budget, defense outlays
would total S150.5 billion. up
from $146 2 billaon in the onginal
budget.
Congrcs~ already is al work on
a list or budget cuts for its own
for 1981 that closely parallels
Caner's proposals , and in some.
cases goes beyond them. The
budget will not become law until
approved by Con~ress.
While some critics of Carter's
new anll·inllallon strategy have
questioned whether balancing
the budget will help reduce inlla·
tion, Carter said they ''miss I.he
point."
·'Balancing the budget is not a
cure·all. but it is an essential
e le m ent in the m o re com.
prehensive program,'' he said in
a message lo Congress
H is new strategy includes
credit controls and an energy
import tax that will raise the
prite or gasoline by 10 cents a
Rallon.
Carter said inflation can't be
controlled unW "I.he federal gov·
ernment has demonstrated to
the American people that it will
discipline its own spending and
its own borrowing -not juat ror
one year or two, but as a long·
term policy."
The revised budget contains
new forecasts for the economy's
third year which inc lude a
milder re<:easJon, worse inflation
a nd less unemployment than
Carter Corecast in January.
c Related story, AT>
Consumer prices are expected
to increa1e 12.8 percent, com·
pared with 10.7 percent forecast
in J anuoty and l.2.8 percent Jast
year. The forecast Is based oo
the expected price level in the
fourth quarter of lllO conu>ared
wltb tbo IOW'th quarier ot 1979.
The l2·rnoath inorean ln prices
lalt year wu 13.3 percent.
'
Nebrruka Fears for Cattle as Blizzard Nears
By I.hf' As~lated Pre-s\
St11J diggmR out after 2 ft:et of
sno"', concerned Nebraska and
Montana ranchers were round
ing up new born calves and tak
mg extra hay to their cattle to
day as a snowstorm bore do""n
on them fro m the Colorado
Rockies.
In Montana, Swcetgrass Coun
ly authorities searched for a
rancher reported lost m deep.
swirling snow after he left 81g
Timber for his ranch 40 miles away
A winter storm watch was
posted for Nebraska through
tonight. alter a day long respite
from a three·day storm that left
more than 2 feet of snow
"In a nutshell, there 1s a
POwcrful storm coming out of
Tne Casual Side or Ruqby
the Rod:1p,
hea ,.~ '>noy.
inches. · '>a1d
Meier
It "111 havl·
inure· than four
forecasl<>r J-'red
The hea"). \4 N sno"" ca us; ht
Ne!Jra.o;ka cattlemen at the peak
11f cal\'lng season, and officials
feared another storm could dev
astate the calf crop A 1975
slorm killed 56,000 calves. cost
mg cattlemen $4 m11J1on
One cattle m an . Oran
Magnuson. of Arthur. Nt'b . said
h<"d alread} had .it leas l 30
t'<Jlve~ ~ulfocate m snov. dnfts of
up to 12 f~t He called the s1tua·
lion "del>perate "
'This ne" sU>rm. well. thal
could break the camel !> back. ·
said Lincoln County Extension
Agent Weslt•y Hansen of North
Platte
100% cotton rugby shorts and panrs
available 1n colors ol red wh1re
khaki sky blue navy ,1n<S gOl<l
Also. the etas.sic bar ~tripe rUQhy shirt
1n a PQly/cotton blona
\1 ,m, ranchers In Nebraska
ancl Montana \\<Cr~ gathering
1 attle inw protected areas, feed·
•nK them extra hay and keeping
j cloM' watch on them and the
weather
Hundreds or m o toris ts
stranded overnight in arm~
left for home Sunday, but •
dary roads in weste rn Nebraska
l>tall were blocked by drifts. ·
Winter storm warnings COY·
t.•red most of Montana, and the
'>O uth·centra l section was
hardest h1t. with 25 inches ol
l>now in Lew1Stown.1Drivillg COD·
dit1ons were poor in most parts
of Montana on Sunday.
Rogers Pass between Mis·
soula and Great Falls was
dosed to all but e mergency traf.
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Dally Ne••paper'.
Fl FTEEN CENTS,
.Staubach Quits, But Thanks Cowboys -~
DALL.AS CAP > Oallaa
quarterback Ro&4'r staubacb an
1 oounced todl!l1 be w u retirtna
; after 11 aeuona in tb.: NaUonal I Football Lea1ue, sayan1 he
"lhanb the Cowboy " for Im ~ experience.
t "lt'a a decision based on I various reasons." be said
"There's a point an your career
when you have to make a de
l cision ... you want to spend the
1 quality time with your famUy."
A am of roncu 11ton11 last
seaaon "wu not an overrichnic
factor" he aald. "I never wor
r1ed about injurae11
"It's M falrly complex decmon
ror any athlete to make be·
tng on top and winning the Super
Bowl would be nJce but there
were w IOI. or good things ID the
'70S
·'I wall not look buck on the de·
c1sion,"
He said that Coach Tom Lan·
dry thought he could have
played at least another year but
did not try to taJk him out of re·
Urlng.
The emohonul Staubacb said
the College All-Star Game was
one of the key times in his lire
because he learned that the
Cowboys and the Kansas City
Chiefs wanted him to play foot-
ball after a four-year stint in the
Navv. ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rooting tor a Wiaaer
F ans of Nancy Lopez-Melton expressed
themselves with this sign Sunday as their
favorite woman golfer strode down fairway
al Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa
on her way to victory m women's Kemper
Open. For the details. see today's Sports
section. page B-1.
Wann Days
I ad For
Coast Area
Spring settled in on the
Orange Coast S unday with
crowded beaches and weather
forecasters today predicting it
w i 11 only get better , with
warmer day.s forecast through
Friday
Thousand8 who visited local
beaches Sunday were expected
to be back in large numbers due
to a warming trend pushing the
mercury up into the mid-70s at
Jeast up until Easter weekend
Surf r an about three reel.
breaking from the west, at
Newport Beach Sunday. where
only s ix rescues were recorded,
among about 85.000 persons who
visited the shore lo begin work
-or pla)' -on their 1980 sun-
tans.
A Marine Safety Department
spokesman said surf conditions
'would be a repeat performance
I of Sunday, adding that a sub-
' s lantial crowd was already out
before 10 a .m . enjoying the sun
The first two days of Easter
vacation saw a n otilla or 340
: boats tie up or drop a nchor in
!Avalon H arbor on Sant a
•Catalina Island.
·'And the beaches were com
pletely filled,·· says Assistant
aHarbormaster Ken Dirksen.
l <See WARM, Page AZ)
Coast
Weather
Fair tonight and Tuell·
day except for some late
night and early morning
cloudiness. Winds 1S to 20
mph during afternoons .
Lows tonight 45 at the
beaches and 50 inland.
Highs Tuesday in upper
60s.
laga1na Missionary
Frank Dowell Dies
The Rev. Frank L. Dowell,
who came lo Laguna Beach in
1948 and founded the Little
Church by the Sea three years
later. is dead at the age or 86.
Rev. Dowell built the present
church in 1952, holding services
at the Laguna Beach Women's
Club until the building was com·
plcte
He came to Laguna Beach as
the owner of a publishing com-
pany in Maywood, but began
missionary work in the Art
Colony s hortly after his arrival.
II c founded the Maywood
p ublishing plant m 1932. a nd was
a printer and publisher for many
years before "turning to God 's
work," a relative s aid.
The Nebraska·born minister
retired from the church 10 years
ago. turning over the pulpit to
h is son-10 -law, Rev . Ray S
Curtis .
lie is survived by his widow,
Selma. of the family home at
1036 Van Dyke Drive. The couple
would have been married 11
years oo Easter Sunday
In addition, he is survived by
a son Donald D. Dowell. Long
Beach . daug hter Virgini a
Curtis. or La~una Beach . sister
Easter Page, Chico: grandsons ,
the Rev. Ronald Dowell, Loren
and James Curtis. and several
j?reat.grandch1ldren.
Services will be held at 11
a.m . Tuesday at Inglewood Park
Cemetery in Los Angeles. with
Rev Dowell and Rev Curtis of
ftc1ating
Iran May Announce
Hostages Trans/ er
By The Associated Press
The Iranian government may
announce ne w step s in the
hos tage c risis as early a s
tonight. perhaps inc ludi n g
transfer of the 50 Americans to
government custody, a Foreign
Ministry spokesman said.
But revolutionary leader
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
made a new broadcast attack on
the United States, accusing it or
threatening force.
President Carter postponed a
scheduled s~ch and set a con·
ference with national security
advisers, shortly after reports
from Iran said transfer of the
hostages was being considered.
It also was learned in
Washington that a message
Carter sent to Iranian officials
warned that the United Stales
would order further retaliation
agaiMt Iran if there ls no break
ln the hostage situation.
ln a Tehran Radio broadcast
today, KbomelnJ attacked the
United States for what he called
threata of military force to free
the American hos~ea.
"It was all words," he said of
the U.S. stance. "Even now it is
all juat words. Never be afraid
of auch words because they are
not f oUowed by action." he said
In the Loodon·monltored broad-
caat.
He alao condemned the Soviet
Union 's tnterventlon i n Af 1hanlstan and predicted the
Ruaaiana would "eventually be
defeated," 11yln1 no power can
lmpou It.a wtll on tbe world.
Tf>e Soviet newa aaency Tasa
today reported thRt Soviet Pl"f'l·
dent Leonid I Brezhnev sent
Khomeini confi(ratulations on the
fir~l anniversary of the Islamic
Republic or Iran
A F oreign M1n1 s try
s po kesman con tacte d by a
Western journalist in Tehran
said the subject of a hostage
transfer was taken up by the rul-
ing Revolutionary Council and
that President Abolhassan Bam-
Sadr would discuss the matter
tonight with Khomeini, Iran's
revolutionary leader who would
have the finaJ word.
The student militants holding
the hostages al the U S. Em-
bassy have rejected previous de-
mands to turn them over to the
government.
After a Sunday council meet-
ing, Foreign Minister Sadegh
Ghotbzadeh said the members
discussed proposals made by
Irlsh diplomat Sean MacBricde,
and Gbotbzadeh said MacBride
declared U.S. Secretary of State
Cyrus R. Vance "bas agreed up-
on this proposal." He did not
elaborate and MacBrlde refused
to say what he recommended.
Banl-Sadr aaJd the council bad
made a decision, but refused to
reveal details.
There waa no Immediate com·
ment from the U .S. State
Department.
CBS reported that the council
decided Sunday night, by o vote
or 7 to S to act the Amer1caru
tranaferrtd to eovernment
custody and presumably use
force tr the mllltant11 balk. But
Tehra.n offlclala denied any de·
clslon GI reached
'
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Another important time, he
said , was tbe 1968 Cowboys'
t~aining camp whic h he at-
tended on two weeks milit~ry
leave and proved to both him.sell
and the team lbat be could play
in the pros
H is retirement became a
media event as he spoke to a
huge gathering or the media
KRLD Radio broadcast 1l live
and bad hookups m St. Louis and
Washington
His meetmg with teammates
s tarted in a lighthearted vein
but quickly turned serious and
there were few dry eyes.
Tex Schramm. club president
and eeneral manager, said, ''We
will miss him. There's not a
question that Staubach is this
country's greatest sports hero
today and maybe of our time. He
1s unique in uiat his following
spans all age generations · •
''He bas BEEN the Cowboys for
the past 11 years. There ls Q$>
doubt that our success in the '70s.
to a great extent, can be attribut·
ed to Roger."
Staubach, who was making
. some $200,000 a year , has ex-
tensive business interests here.
including real estate. Also, he
has numerous endorsements and
is being heavily courted by the
televi5ion networks as a com-
. mentator
Cutback Urged
Carter Asks Balanced Budget
WASHINGTON <AP J Pres1
dent Carter asked Congress
today to balance his 1981 budget
l>y slashing SJ7 2 billion in
planned government spend.Jog.
promising that the cutbacks will
help control the nation's worsen
mg inflation
··we have a real fight ahead,"
Carter said m signing the r<'
vised budget
But he promised to "do every
thing in my powe r" to see h1l>
proposal~ enacted. threatening to
use his veto power 1f neces~ar}
Clemente's
Allen Top
Recipient
San Clemente attorney Bernie
Allen tops the list of five can-
didates for City Council election
in campaign contributions, re-
porting he has collected $3.293 to
dale.
Five candidates are seeking
election next week to two seats
on the City Council, and all re-
ported campaign contr ibutions
and expenditures through March
24.
A third tally or girts and ex
pe nditures 1s due a bout two
months after the April 8 elec
lion.
Allen lists a S200 contribution
from the TRW·Cahfom1a Com
munily State Good Government
Fund, which he reports 1s-IOt"at
ed in Redondo Beach
Other contributions include>
Sl OO fro m San Clement e
s ales man Frederick Neidiffer
and a SIOO non-monetary con
tribution from Sue Woodruff.
c;ecretary to the San Clementt'
Chamber of Commerce who pro
v1ded radio advertising for Al
len
Allen says he has spent S2.757
of his war chest . mos tly for
printing and advertising
Candidate Bob L1 mberg . a
planning commissioner and re·
tired businessman. has collected
$1,891 to date. Limberg report.s
he bas spent Sl.090 or that
amount for printing and
newspaper advertising
Bill Mecham, a former plan
ning commissioner and teacber.
has amassed $1.S47 to date, cit·
1ng Smith Design of San
Cleme nte for a $200 non
monetary contribution for de ·
sig n and illustrations for
newspaper advertising.
<Stt ALLEN, Page AZ)
Pilot Price
To Increase
Home delivery price for
the Daily Pilot will go
from $.1. 75 to $4 per month
effective April 1.
Your Daily Pilot car-
rier, who i5 an indepen·
dent merchant, will re·
ceive ~ percent of the in-
c rea se for bia or her
services to you at the new
price.
Continuio1 major cost
increases in all upects of
newapaper producUon and
dlatrlbutton -aucb as two
s ubatanUal lncreaaea ln
the price of newaprint in
she months and a 13 per-
cent intrease tn dlstribu·
Uon expense -make thla
cost lntreHe Offff&ary.
Price or aingle copies
sold at coin boicea Ol' over
the counter will be in·
crouen to 25 centl dally,
and to SO cents Sunday.
-I
Spending will be curtailed for
nearly all govemmc:nt act1vit1~.
ex c ept defe n se and Socia l
Security, with drep cuts m out
la ys fo r Jobs programs . revenue
sharing for the states and m gov
ernment pay a nd retirement
beneh b In addition. interest
payments will be S2 2 b1lhon less
because the government Y.111 be
borrowing less
Couple d with pl a nned 1n
creases m re vc•nul''> from th,,
pres 1dt>nt 's nC'~ i>nrrgy import
lJXC'S the cuts ~uuld leave d
In San Juan
surplus m government spending
of $16 5 bilhon m the fiscal year
beg1nrung Oct t, which would be
the largest budget surplus m the
nation ·s history
The previous highest surplus
was S12 billion m 1948. However .
the prospect of a large s urplus in
1981 already 1s tempting
Congress lo dis tribute· 1l to
Americans through a tax cut
If Carter's spending cuts are
approved. 1t would a t the very
least balance tht.' federa l budget
I~~ Bl'DGET, P:age l\2)
Seven to Compete
For Council Seats
By PIUL SNEIDER MAN °' -Deify ,... S4alf A oool politic•I climate pre-
vails in San Juan Capistrano this
spring. as seven candidatf's
compete for two seals on the Ci-
ty Council
Unhke the city's 1978 council
election. tbe current candJdates
are not 'l>Ol!trized along the lines
of slow growth versus develop·
ment. Campaign spending has
been modest. and there has been
no mud·slmging.
In fact, one candidate. N!tired
manufacturer Dan Vangahs. has
decided to avoid electioneenng
altogether for the ApnJ 8 elec-
tion
The two incumbent couo·
c1lmen and four challengers who
are campaigning more actively
have been ringing doorbells and
distributing campaign leaflets
throughout the city
Thest' six have turned their at-
t<'nt1on to issues such as how to
ma inta1n the colo rful rural
character of San Juan \!Nlfte
meeting the nttds of a s wellmg
local population. a nd how to
keep the city's budfi(et balanced
tn the wake of taic -cutt.m g tn
1llat1ves such as Proposition 9
The heated controversy over
the pace or development in San
Juan Capistrano apparently was
resolved with the election of
three slow growth advocates m
1978
Immediately after that elec
tion . Co uncilma n Richard
McDowell resigned. McDowell
would have been the tone council
voice for development had he re·
ma med.
T hirteen cand idates then
sought appointment to fill the re-
mainder of McDowell's term.
Lawrence F Buchheim was ap·
pointed to the vacant seat in a
unanimous council vote.
In the curre nt e lection.
Buchheim is seeking election to
a full term. The other incum-
bent, Mayor Kenneth Friess, has
been on the council since 1976.
Hoping to unseat the incum-
bents are commercial pilot
James Alkins ; Ilse Byrnes .
chairman o r the city 's
equestrian commission ; Harold
Dunn, a railroad administrator:
Dale Smitb, a chemical en-
gineer: and Dan VangaUs. who
bas chosen not to campaign.
LAWllENCE F .
0
BUCRHEllll ,
53 , la a business property
man11er and lifelon1 ~aident ol
San Juan. He bas served on the
City Plannina Commiaaion, the
San Juan Water Author\ty and
the Capistrano Union Hith
School District 'a board of
trustees. He hu ~n affiliated
witb tbe San Juan Capistrano
Hiatorical Society, the American
Letloo and Liou International.
''I 'm worri.S about J'UDDina
double-dlc1t lnllalion and the Im·
pact Lb.at will bave oo our aaJ•
Ux rct\ll"DI and OUl' development
fees," Bucbbelm l&ld. "I t.hln.k
the volume of trade wUl 10
down. and wltb .U,h lnttreat
A TIC INS IUCKHll~
money. our building will go
down along with 1t."
He added. ·'I think we really
have to loot at c1ly projects and
services and bow we can make
them pay their own way. An ex-
am pie ls our recreation program
-those classes are almost self·
sufficient."
Buchheim said the city ts de-
veloping a traffic problem at
peak hours. "It's my feeling we
will have to open Alipaz Street
on the west side or town to carry
the through traffic around the
core area or the city ..
ILSE M. BYRNES, 52. is a
housewife and San Juan
Capistrano resident since 1969. !
She has been a member of the
city's equestrian commission
since 1976, served on the city's
General Plan Citizens Policy
Com mission in 1973 and on the
Orange County >:d Hoc Commit·
tee for Revision of Animal Con·
trol Regulations in 1976. She has
been active in the San Juan
Capistrano Historical Society.
the Boy Scouts and ~allet
Pacifica.
"l think local government has
to cut back on the uRe of consul
tan ts." Mn. Byrnes said
"Con.tuJtant fees are very. very
eicpenaive. Abo. we should have
no capital lmprovcmenta In
riverbed area. wblch are sub-
ject to aeve~ floocline."
She allO supporU a PfOPOll' to
rtlurn an additional.-, ol I.be
sllC pett9Dt state salet tax to
local toVW'llmenta. Mra. Byrne& btlltv a the
<I" HyEN. Pace A.2)
Savings Accounts
' ~ ' Rate Limit Looaened
WASHINGTON (AP> Pruldenl Cart.tr 1l1ned letltJaUon
todar lh•t lifts the lid on lhe amOW\\ of lnte l Plld on
paaabook savtnp •ceount.1 and maJ have • far·,.•thln1 elrect
ijn the-way banks and &avlnp anatltuUon. do bu"llneH
Tbe le-aJ11Juuon "wUI ht-Ip control lntlaUoo atr n11tben our
n.nancjal lnsUt~Uooa ud help •m•U H\tln. "Carter .. w ll llM
cer.mOC\)' 1n the East Room
'
11\4.! ball w1ll pbaa. out ovu th: yeart all umtll on the
i.mount ol lnt..-rest banki. and thrift 1nslltutJons can J.l•Y uvna
Jn the tl\Hnlirn\', l\ «ncourag~" a i.perlal bo»rd of fcdcnl rc1&
ulators lo inC'reast1 loll'rf'6t at least 2 25 ~rcenta1e poUl~
GoW Vp SH9la1 ... 811.,~r Rb••
LONL>ON <At•1 Gold hovt-rtld around tbe ~ 'n 011nce
m11rk today Salvf'r held stt-•dy aftt-r last week 't. pant<' selhn&
and the dollar rose
Gold. which lost S48 m Lqndon la!>t week. wu fixed by the
city's bag fi ve dealt>rs th11 momme at $.503.lS. up from $480 SO ut
the cl06e Friday But tbe afternoon i:>rlce fell to $494 SO Then tt
closed at S50'1 SO Thf' metal traded 1n New York at $SOJ . down
S6
Silver. which lost $9 lu~t ~eek artc-r peakiru: in mat!
January al around S50 an ounce, was quoted 1n l..ondon tocfay ut
$13 25, down from $13.~ Friday. In New York. lht• metal Opt'111'd
at $12 then rose to Sl4 10. up $2.10
Sb-Arsftlk-Co•Cal•~• Oa•a,,H
NEW ORLEANS (AP) Six container~ or ar~1.·n1<· w1·rt·
'damaged on a Mississippi River wharf today, but appur('ntlv
none of the deadly Poison ~ot In the water. the ('oa~t Guard s111d
Each container held about 240 pounds or wh1tc, refined
arsenic. a deadly poison
Coast Guard oCficillls notified city ofhc1ab of New Orl1·an-.
and all communities down the 100 miles to the mouth or the Mr-.
sissippi River that the river source of drinking water coutrl
be contaminated
7.onfng Nlzed ow Fede-ral Land
WASHINGTON <AP' -Local zoning laws do not apply to
private businesses using federally owned land.the U S. Supreme'
Court ruJed today.
The justices. without waibng to hear full arguments. upheld
lower court decisions ln a case from Ventura County. There
were no recorded dissents
County officials. supPorted by Cahrornw and fi ve other
slates. argued that Congress never intended to prc ·empt local
governments' historic Power of zoning lands "'ithin their boun-
ddrtes
FrmnP~AI
SEVEN COMPETE . .. .
<'1 1) 'c; rural a tmosphere anc1
horst• nc1111g rultun• must bt>
µn•M•nc•ll 'Al great stake 1s the
(•que6tnan lifestyle, which cogU.
tht• taxpayer very little," she
s t1id .. Once the equestrian
hrestyle has been pushed Olll Of
the ~ity. It can never come
back.''
HAROLD M. DUNN, 33. 1s an
operatinR official •.nth Union
Pac1hc Railroad and a San Juan
rt"sldent since 1978. He h as
worked for the Federal Railroad
Adm 1nistration and presently
IS a member or the CaliCom1a
Operation Lifesaver Committee
ltt• has been art1ve Ill Boy Scout·
lDg.
Regarding the prospect of
budget cuts because o( reduet:d
o;tate funds. Dunn said ••. , will
act on what the <·ommunity feels
should be climindted In the way
of programs or activities. A
communitv the !-.1ze of San Juan
ca nno t :drord t o have a
representative act on his own in
nuences"
Turning to the issue of de
velopmenl. Uunn said, "I think
we must decide if we want to
discourage growth in San Juan.
Personally. I would like to see
this community remain a s It 1s,
discouraging growth in industry
and bwuness. lf we think that
San Juan can remain as it 1s
now. with the constant growth
tendencies, then we are fooling
ourselves"
KENNETH E. FRIESS, 37. 1s
a s chool le<Jc her and hu•.1
nessman who !:.ervcd on the city
planning commission prior to hi'
election to the council. Ht' al!IO
served two terms as chairman
of the board of Orange Co11nty
Water District No. 4. A resident
!lince 1973, he has been active in
the Town Hall Association and
the Chamber of Commerce.
·'The c ity 1s currently in a
s t rong financial mode." Friess
said. "1 lhlnk the key Is to pro
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t l' <' t t h <' h a I a n r l' w c h a \ c·
het~1·1.·n rl'l\ldt•nt1.il. t·om
mNc1al and industrial pro~rty
lo keep our sales tax revenue.,
more secure.··
(( the city dues s lip into a
financial squeeze. he said res1
dents may have to give up olans
for a J)roposed civic center and for
loca I street 1 mprovements.
Regarding the flavor of the c1·
ty Frie!>S said "The bac;1c
ch aract t:r of ~an Juan 11>
!lomething more than its
physical appearance It's the
s mall-town feeling or people
k.nowing ea<'h other. <'.'aring
llbout each other and being in·
v~ with their community
This 1s something that growth
doesn't have to change "
He said this character can be
preserved by closely following
the grnt'ral plan a dopted rn 1973
Oi\l.E SM ITH . 40 . 11> :.i
chemical engineer for Hughes
Aircraft and a San Juan res ident
since 1975 He 1s affiliated with
the Ame rican Chemical Society
and 1!:. a life member of the
American Defe nse Pre pared
ness Assoc1at1o:i
R e~ard1 n>( l'ltY finances.
Smith said, "I would look at
ways or reducing the cost of
loc al ~overnml'nt by doing away
with waste and duplication. In
order lo increase reve nues for
the city, I would continue to
~ollc1t federal grant money. re
view existing city budgets for
non -essential needs and would
allow our cll1zens to decide their
w11lmgncss to help finance city
ohlig;it10ns ·'
Smith d('scnbed the character
or San Juan as .. a SmHll village·
like commuruty "
He observed, "To maintain
this feature. we must protect our
r1dgehne and place greater em-
ph as 1s on classical , m ission·
style ar<'.'hitecture, additional
g reenbelts. parks, open space.
low density housing and develop·
meot of ar<'.'heoloitical parks and
museums.··
JAMES P. ATKINS, a Con·
tlnental Airline pilot. is 33 years
old and has lived in San Juan
s ince 1978. He Is a major in the
Marin(' Corps Reserve and has
been active in the San Juan
Capistrano His t orical Society
and the Big Brothe rs of Orange
County.
Atkins said local spending
may have to be reduced if voters
pass Propaeltlon 9 .
"If It came down to • cut In
spending," he said, "I would cut
capital projects -for example
bridges, government buildings
and road w1dentn1. I would build
low·cOdtt parks and uk the wsina
1roups to share maintenance UP·
keep. I would trtm government's
adm inistrative costs and have
developers pay more for streetA.
dra ins, aldewalk.s, etc "
He added, "BultdJnc must be
carefully controlled and analyzed to determine the vts·
ual, noise and tramc tmpact. as well as engtnffrln1 and educe·
lion •1•tcm effecu. Comm<'rt>l&l
and UCht lnduatri11l use Khould
be encouraaed bec1l.111e It will
provide teJC r evenues and
employment to c1ty re"tdenti." •
Davidson
Rites Set
'today
M•mon•I attrvlcea were to be
ht'ld today for J erry Cra11
Oa\td aoo uf San Ju•n
C1.11>l•tr1mo. '9, 111 professor and
coordlnat.of of the bualncss de
l"nrtm~t at Saddlebacll (;oUece
Mr Oavld"Of'I died Monday.
M1trch 24, ln San Clemente
A lt'1itchcr of acc.-ouotl.nC and
bu1unets law. Mr Davtdaon also
tauaht In Santu Ana snd Tor
ran ct'
Jh wus a veteran of the
Kort·an Witr, servlna with di~
tlnc·tlon In the Unltt'd States Air
f''(lfl'C.
Mr Davidson is s urvived by
hi• wife. Carolyn P. Dav1dM>n , a
son , Srott Craig Davidson of San
Juan Capistrano . dauehteu
M lcht•le lirimble of Ora.nge and
Sd1awn Chtv1dson of San Juan Cupl~truno . mother. Dons Bod·
<ht o f l'llls burgh, Kan., and
b11)thers. Denzel Davidson of the
-;ume C'1ty. and Ted David.son of
Lukela11d. t'lu
Sc•rvkl's Wt•re scheduled to be
hl'ld at 2 p m today at the
l.l'Ml<':.k1 Colon1ul Chapel with
Dr H1wt·11 ;\ Errico. p11l)tor of
the• l'hu1C'l1 11( Dully Living,
f''11 unla111 V;dh·y. officiating
P r 1 \ •1 1 1• 1 n t 1• r m e o t w a :-.
'C'h<'drtlc'(I to follow
Funnl\ nwmh\•r-. 1nd1rated
1·untnbut wos may be made to
tlw J1.•rry r>ov1dson Seholarstup
Fund . m ran• of S~ddleback
Collc·~t· S<·hol;1r':(h1p l"oundat10n
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WARM ...
BnatC'~ Y.cn• <1b11 out in forct•
at Sun srt Aquatic P ark
Ne~ port Hi:arh and r>una Potnt
Harbor
'ThP I r:i ff1c "'a~ reallv up "
-..11rt ~1·~ port II arbor l'.1trol Sgt
lk'1n ('nrdl"ll. :.iddtn~ th:.il man~
IH1Jts rt·'lu1rcd to\lo1ng due tc
~t:a r brt:akdown o r C'ngine
m<11funct111m.
Spokt•!:.ml•n .it Dana Point !>aid
numt•rous $!U£'5t :-.li ps ~ere fill(.'(f
J~ t rnveltng )achtsmen lay over
Saturday night tx-rorf:' continu
rng their coastal Junkets
Attendance was noticeably up
at South Coast beaches Sunday,
but lifeguards from Laguna
Beach to San Onofre State
Bea<:h logged few re!.cues
despite warm waters and 73·
degree rur temperatures
A slight drop from 30.000 to
27 .ooo \ 1-.1tors ~as reg1~tered
Sunday tn Lastuna Beach com
pa r e d to S11 turda y. but
lifeguards did h andle c1~ht
medical aid requests
San Clement<' city lifeguards
estimated v1s1tors at 3,500 ~1th
many taking advantage of small
surf and 61 degree waters to
take a dip, but only four rescues
14ert: lo~~ed
A :1parse crowd of 3SO visited
Doheny State Heach. where no
rehcues occurred because San
J u<1n Cr('ck bewage contamina
lion due tu wint<>r storms' havoc
hah kept tht· occiln quarantint!d
to bathers
San Clemente Stale Beach
lifeguards logged but one re!>cue
S unday and said it ~as hardly a
near·drowm ng call
They employed a large. heavy
d uty ladder lo help bring a 16·
year old ~1rl do"n from the
beachlront bluffs after she dared
to try to scale them with her
boyfriend and became s tranded
part way up
No ma1or problems werr rr
ported at Huntington Reach 's c-1
ty bear h . w ith Rn estimated
32.000 visitor!! Sundny and no
complications resulting from
any treachcrous rip rurrent or
big surf. lifeguards said
Air temperature r egistered
about 68 de~rees at west county
beaches. with seas running
about 59 degrees
Laguna Man
Drowns in
Fall off Pier
Newport Beach PoJice saJd to·
day they believe a seiture was
the cause or the drowning Sun·
day of a 21 -year·oJ d Laauna
Beach man.
Patrick Brian Randall, 1395
Skyline Drive, drowned Sunday
morning after !ailing into the
bay off a doc k at 3450 Via
Oporto.
According to police. the )'OW'lg
man . an employee of the
Newport Sailing School, was
standing on the doc k talking
on a t elephone to another
employtt in thP school's omce
The office worker told of .
ficiers the converutlon was
abruptly terminated and she
thought she heard a splash over
the phont Une.
A aearch l<>r the mlssln« man
proved tutlle unUI dlver9 from the
city llfecuard department were
collC!d ln end recovered hla body
from thebay
Tht" dtnd mon's famtly told
Police he wns ti strong swimmer.
but they also not~ be was an
epileptic.
Fer JO Weeks? Wallenda Kin
Hun in Fall
LAKELAND, rta. (AP>
-C~rh W allenda
Gusman, a daughter of
Karl Wallenda. the late
patriarch ot the Flyin1
Wallend.u. 1uffered minor
Injuries atwr a 20·foot fill
when a r11&inlt bolt on her
hi1h wire snapped.
2 Laguna Jobs
To Jam Traffic
She was flnisbina her
performance Sunday at
the Great Ron Morr11
Circus on the Sllde of Life.
a 50·foot wire strung from
a point 70 feet above the
ground. when tbe bolt
broke.
·'The bolt snapped and
she kept going witll she hit
the ground," s aid circus.
owner Ron Morris.
She was treated and re
leased from Lakeland
Gt>neral Hospital
City crews are working on a
pair of proJecu in Laguna
Beach's downtown that are
1uaranteed to tie up traffic and
disrupt business for the oext two
and a half months.
The good news. city eng!oeen
say, b that the work should be
done by summer. when beach
visitors clog local 1treets all by
themselves.
The city is 11\.SWling a oew
12-anch sewer line through the
Jo"orest Aveoue alley from Coast
Hlgbway to Beach Street.
The $84,000 project will see an
end to backed up sewage in
Shah's Cancer
Spreads to Liver
CAIRO. EeYPt <AP) -The
cancer atnacUng \he deposed
shah of Iran has spread to his
hver, but it was believed the d!s~
ea se <'Ould be controlled by
drugs. one or the doctors who
operated on tum said today
Dr Fouad Nur. head of the
tumor section at Maad1 military
hospital. where the s hah's
spleen was removed Friday.
said the Uver. as well as the
t.pleen. was cancerous
Nur was explaining to re·
Porters the meaning of an of·
f1cial medical bulletin which
said merely that medical tests
had s~TI the two organs had
"lymphatic ~welhng "
lie said tht 11hah '~ team or
doctors all beht!ve the dl.se&be
can be controlled by drugs and
that Lhe shah can ltvt• an in
determinate amow\l or llmt
Laguna Man
Oiarged Witl1
C:Op's Assault
A Laguna Beach man was be· mg hdd today on charges or bat
tery on a pohce offi cer. re~a~ting
arres t . a nd recklt>~S dravin~
follo wing an 1nc1denl early
S<tturday morning
Laguna Hl•ach polit·c· ~.lid 1hat
J a\' Franklin ~tdf v 35 of l.a~una HNirh, "as· arrPstl'd
arter allel(1•dly attempting to
<.trike Sgt \'1c Sagan with j
pac•re of lumber dunng a pursuit
throu~h Laguna Beac h
Of!arer.; said that Sagan ob·
'l'rv1·d .in ;iuto traveling south
on Coa::.t lhgh"'.s:> at a high
s pt•e<1 at 3 15 a m and pur..ul'd
the \Ch.left• to Bro~·nrrofl und
G rtff1th Plact:
The dnvc•r then ~toppt'd the
car and ran 1ntn the bu:-.h1·~. then
to his residence al 72Q Gnfftlh
PlaC't'. where he was conractcd
by Sagan. offi ce rs said
Th<' suspect then rled on foot
and Sagan pursu<'d him The
man allegedly grabbed a ~vcn·
foot·lnng piece of wood and at
tempted to assault Sagan
He also threw four t1k1 torrhcs
<tnd a nower pot at the offlcC'r
according to police . before betntt
!.ubdued and placed under ur
rc..i
Th<' man was transferred to
Oran~<· County w1lh batl placl'd
.it S2.500. officers s aid
The Casual Side of Rugby
This was essentially similar to
lhe overall report given to re-
porters Saturday when the doc·
tors held a neW5 conference to
discuss the shah's s plene<'tomy
Al that time. the res ult..s o( the
te,.ts were not known
Tooay·s medical rePort said
the shah was allowed to walk
around tus room. was being fed
liquids through his mouth and
his morale wu h1gh lie is oot of
the mtens1ve care 11n1t in which
he was placed after the 80
minute operation Friday, the
medical report :said
BUDGET •..
ror thl' hn;t t lffi(• tn 12 ) ear.
Total outlays 1n 1981 ~ould t:K·
$611 5 b1l11on ~1th re,enues of
~:!X lullt11n I h.11 l'nmpart·~ with
<·art•' I ~ nrrl!in.sl .JJnuarv pro
µo~.d for 11UtlJ\ Of $.615 X b1lhon
anc1 rt•\'1·nuc·., 11f $600 h1l11 on
~ h1ch ~ould hJ\ t' l••(t ,1 dl'f1<'1\
of $1 5 K billion
Lirtt'r left ddvn~ s~nd.m~
'11 tudll:-inlact. and actuall> tn
('rt•ased It s lightly t o offset
hieber fuel costs Under the ~· vised budget. defena~ out.lays
would total Sl50 5 b1lhon. up
from $146 2 b1llton 10 the ongrnal
but.I get
Cong~ alrcad> lb at work on
a ltst or btidget cuts for its own
fur 1~1 that t ln~•·h parJllt•b
(\trtt'r !--pro~dlS . iJnd tn ~m•·
l'J 't'' ~Ot·s bt')ond them The
budgl't "Ill not becorn" la ~ unul
JPPrt1't'd b:-Con~~~
\\ hll<' vimC' critics o ( C'artcr'c;
nf'~ anti 1n!lat1on strateg) ha~t'
qu1·c,t111nC'rl \4 hethcr balancini:
fhl' bt1d1!1•1 will h<·lp rt'<lucc 1nf1a
llon CJrtt•r ... 11'1 th<'\ m1c;s tht'
p111n1
HJl.111nnl.! th1· budJ!et t\ not &
t'Urt' Jll. but 11 I'-an C'~M·ntial
~IPm1•n 1 111 th1· Mo re• t•nm
1>rt1hens1\(' pro~ra m ht> -.aid 1n
;1 mt'!'>Salo?t' 111 ('(lnJ!rt'"
t1 1.., ntv. ~trateg\ includes
rr1:d11 Nmtrols and an t·nergy
1mpon ta'< thJI 11. 111 res1~e the
prit·1• of ~asohnc by 10 rents ,1
1o?allon
Cart1"r -.,11d 1nn~t1ori ran·t be
rontrnllC'd until "th1· ft.oderal gov
1·rnment has df."monstrated to
th1· Amencan people that it will
d1-.t'1flhnt' 1Ls o~n !)pt>ndtn~ and
its n wn horro" 1n~ not JU.St for
on1• ~car or two. but as a long
ll't m pollC'> ••
100% cotton ruqby -;non~ And pant:;
a11a1lat:lle 1n COiors d re0 whlle
kMk1 ~ky hlu£> n:wy and gOld
Nso the c1:1ssic t'!Jr stripe rUl)bv shin
1n .1 po'ytconon blend
• ...
downtown shops. accordtDC lo
Terry Brandl, l h• c ity's
munidpal servica director.
Crews will die up Uae a.lJe)'
way and remove tbe 30-yea.r.otd
eight l.nch pipeline runnlq adJ•·
cent to downtown stores.
That projec:t la ellpeet~ to
take two mootba to complete.
Concurrently. city cre.s att
ripping up the sidewalk on tbe
inland side of Coast Highway
from Aster Street lo Le11on
Street
The s1dewallc project will Ln·
elude new concrete walkways.
curbs and gutters along lbe
eight block stmcb.
In addition. the city will be
placing a storm drain under the
sidewalk from Forest Avenue to
the flood <'.'OOtrol channel near
Broadw~ oa Cout Highway.
Tboee combtDed projects wUJ
COit $250,000 and 1bould be CIOID·
pleted by June 15, city off"ldala
said.
The new sidewalk will make
thinp easier ror pedeatriam this
summer
f',.._PepAJ
Al],EN .•.
He has spent S12S to date fOf'
supplies. ruers. bumper stickers
and advertialng.
Clock manufa<'.'lurer BUI
Wagner has collected $983 in h1I
bid for a City Council aeet. hav-
1 n g contributed $84'1 of that
amount him.self.
He has s pent S9S3 of that
amount on post.age and printing.
accordmg to his campaign ex·
pend1ture statement
Candidate Robert Rusin says
ht> has <'Oll~ted less than $200
for ht5 t'ampiugn, as have city
trl·asurer candidates Howard
\I Uhht'lt and Charles Fox who
al'IO rlC<'lan>d they have 5pent
lt-!.S th.ill $200 In lhe1r eJ~tion ef
fort ~
City Treasurer candidate
l,conard G Marks says he hb
donated S237 for his election INd,
all ot wtucb went lnto newspaSM!t
adverthln1t.
Viewer Shaken
By Kite Flyer
San Clt•m ente police
rc,pond<'d lO a franuc call from
a c1t1zen who sajd he witnessed a
hang glider "stranded tn the
.11 r .. for about an bour SW\day
JU!\t south of the dty pier.
Officer; arnnng at the city
b<>ach said lhf."y found no hana
!? llrle r in d.Jstre">s
The} did. however. observe a
large kite "with a very long
•:ill, · and suggestt'd that might
h<> ~hat the caller had seen
SC Thief Take
Jewelry, Camera
Ethington Howard told Sao
Clemente police som eone en·
t en~d his home Saturday taking
more than $5,000 10 Jewelry and
camera eqwpment.
Howard s ajd the bur1lar en·
tered his Aveo.Jda Bienvenido
home sometime in the aflemoon
through a sliding glass door. tak·
1ng valuables totalhng $5.300.
ALSGARAGE
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VOL . 73, NO. 91, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1980 c FtFTEEN CEN'f.S
FdDissions at Mesa Plant Monitored J
Air ne•r Coat a M~sa .,
Nermco Mawriala Inc is bein& I monitored thts week lo d .
• lermlne what. If MD)'. cbem1caJ
emiuioos are coming from the
plutlca researcti plant al 600
Victoria St.
Tbe South Coast Alr Quality
lllanaiement District moved a
• monitoring van onto Maple
• Street Just east of the plant on
Tuesday, according to Ed
Camarena. tecl\ntcal aervlcea
direC!tor for the re•6onal dlatrkt
In \he wake of that action, u
1troup of citiuoa from U>e sur
rounding nel&hborbood, com
posed of sin1le·famJly dwellings and apartment complexes, has
called a meeting to talk about
the Narmco plant on Wed.be$·
day
Kathy Lambert, spokeswoman
for the Chemical Action
Nelabborhood Aa.oclatlon, aa.id
Al Oamia. U>e •'r diatnct's en-
fo rc emeol supervisor. is to
speak at the 7:30 p.m. session at
Fidelity Federal Savings and
Loan, J.8SS S. Harbor Blvd.
"We int.end to aak Mr Damig
about lbe scope and specifics of
lbe monitoring ... Cand) what. if
any. aaaurances be bu that we
are not being slowly Poisoned -
as our own invest.i1ations lead
04111y ll'llM S~I II'-
Fans of Nanc} Lopez-Melton expressed
themselves with this sign Sunday as their
favorite woman golfer strode down fairway
at Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa
on her way to victory in women's Kemper
Open. For the details. see today's Sports
section, page B-1
Oisoners
Of Food
~Sought I SAN DIEGO (AP)
Supermarket she) ves were
1 checked throughout San Diego
today after an extortion note
was round along with a bottle 1f
pickles loaded with deadly
cyanide.
The note signed "The Poison
Gang" demanded 50 diamonds
dn return for telling where five
.other rood items had been
poisoned in the same Safeway
store in the La Jolla area of San
Diego.
"There's enough cyamde in
that pickle bottle to kill a fami·
Jy ." Deputy Coroner Jay
Johnson said after tests in his
laboratory and at a private firm.
"If a family had eaten that bot·
tie of pickles, it would have
killed them all."
About four miles away. after
the La Jolla store reopened to-
day, another Safeway store
closed while a bottle of teriyak1
sauce was taken to a laboratory.
There was no immediate in-
dication if that bottle had bei?n
tampered with.
1 Twice, a telephone caller
1asked the La Jolla stor e
manager to hurry up with the
diamonds.
Tom Cooney. public relations
director for Safeway's 45 stores
'in San Diego County, said "an
older man" made the calls. He
said there was no indication that
h e was d isgruntled with
,Safeway.
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Pi/,ot Price
To Increase
Home debvery price for
the Daily Pilot will go
from S3. 75 to $4 ~ month
effect.in April 1.
YoW' Dally Pilot car·
rier. who ia an lndepen.
dent mercbant, will re·
ceive «> percel'lt of the in-
c reaae for bla or her
aervlceis to you at the new
price.
ConUJlu.101 major cost
lncreaaea ln all aspects of
newspaper production and
dJllributioo -aucb as two
aubstaotlal lnc"aaet In
the price of otwsprint in
alx months IJld a 13 JX)r·
cenl lncrute ln dJatrlbu·
tlon ~ -make tbiJ coet Increase ~usary .
Price of alra.11• copies
IOld at cotn boxes or over
the counter will be In·
creued to 25 cents dilly,
and to 50 teata &tnday.
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Johnson Spending
Tops in Mesa Race
Business owner Eric Johnson
1s s pending more cash than eight
other candidates in the quest for
three Costa Mesa City Council
seats up for election April 8
In his financial statement. the
59· year-old owner of Lori 's
Kitchen an Santa Ana last week
lis ted expenditures totaling
S6.326.87 so far in has bid for a
seat.
Contributions to his campaign,
$8,015. also are higher than any
other candidate's, but he has
reached into his own pocket for
$7 ,126ofthat total figure
H 1s largest donations, $100
each, have come from Mesa
architect Willard J ordan and
businessman Robert Wilson.
Mayor Ed McFarland, hoping
to retain his seat. has spent tht
next highest cash amount,
$3,166. from campaign contribu·
tions totaling $4,804.
Has largest contributions, $200
each. have come from builder
George Argyros of Santa Ana
and McLain Development Co. of
Newport Beach.
Next largest spender has been
Planning Commission Chairman
Richard Carstensen who has
spent Sl,990.48 in his campaign
so far.
The SS.year-old Realtor bas
collected $4,894 for his war chest
so far. His largest contribution,
$500, came from C . J .
Segentrom and Sons, Costa
* * *
Mesa developers.
He has received $300 from
Alan Magoon Pontiac, Inc., of
Costa Mesa. $250 from American
Alarm Systems or Santa Ana,
$200 from Nourse Development
Co or Newport Beach and S200
from McLain Development Co .
Newix>rt Beach
Cahfomia Pac1f1c Properties
also gave him $200
Author and publisher David
Balsiger reported s pending
Sl .674.94 in cash so far, collect
mg $1.539.08 for his race
Balsiger. 34. is his o;rl largest
cash contributor, listing an input
of $886 in cash so far. Twenty
others have contributed small
amounts. the largest StOO, to his
campaign.
The author also hsls the con-
tribution of s mall booklets
valued at $5.000 in his campaign
statement The restaurant guide
booklets, published by himself,
are handed out in campaign
work.
Figuring in the price of the
books at $5,000, Balslger's cam·
paign actually could be the most
costly. with contributions tot.al
mg $6,539.08 in value.
Candidate Robert Graham. 42.
another real tor, has spent
Sl,577.38 so far from a war chest
o( $2,289.
Graham's coffers contain a <See SPENDING, Pate Al>
* * * Mesa Hopeful Calls
For District Vote
The question of equal geo-
graphical representation on the
Costa Mesa City Council has
lead one counciJ candidate to
make election by districts the ls·
sue in his campailJl.
Speaking at a candidate's
forum Friday niaht at Kaiaer
Middle School, David Balsiger
said 80 percent of Coeta Mesa
ian 't being rep"8ented at city
hall.
"You haven't been repreMat·
ed for years because present
councU members live in west
Cotta Mesa, with mOlt of lbem
Hvtng in Mesa Verde," Bal1l1er
aaid.
Balsicer, the author of several
books, saJd if the council was
elected by district.a only one or
two weat-•Jde candidates would
have Mata on the councU.
He ~ that Mven of the
nine eaadklata run.nlnf ln the
April e ~ for t.h.ree council
Hat.a U"'9 ln t.h• •realer Mesa •. (
Verde area or In west Costa
Mesa.
"Naturally I'm for the Mesa
Verde area being represented in
the City Councll," Ba1sl1er said.
"but it's time Costa M~ans stop
electing these residents to
dominate the entire City Council
a nd ignore four-flftbs of the city,"
He &a.id that, as a councUman,
be would advocate district
repretent.aUon ln councU meet·
Lnga and U neceaary lead an ln·
IUattve drtve to pau the legiala·
Uon.
Dltqreelnf wtth Balatier wu
Rkhard CantenHD, chairman
of the PJanntn1 Oommlts6on.
·'I belie.Ye five councUmen can
fairly represent te square mUes
and 80,000 people wit.bout cutt.lni
the city lnto Ove apec1a1 lntereat
dlatrtcta," CanteDMlt aaJd.
"I don't want to 1lt and trade
with another counctlman ror
aometblni J want ln my di•·
trict, •• be added.
us lo believe -how an emereen-
cy warning and evacuation plan
might be enacted and other
pertinent questions," she said.
Ms. Lambert claim ed that
many living in the
neighborhoods surrounding I.he
plant "live in fear that one or
more in a series of exothermic
reactions wlll again spew forth
toxic gasses into our air."
She charged, "Our protesta·
lions and cases of actual
physical inJury have long gone
unheeded by city and county
agencies.
"It Ls for the purpose of our
mutual defense U>at we ba•e
formed CANA . . •·
The Narmco plant, a Celanese
Corp. facility, was the scene of
two major explosions last year
tbat inJured two workmen and
fatally burned another.
' The plant's operations are be I
lng moved to Anaheim in & J
series of stages expected to hf
completed in 1983.
The plant became a target ,
earlier this year for the Orange 1 County chapter of Campaign for l
Economic Democracy, the ~
group led by actress Jane Fonda ·
and her husband. Tom Hayden.
CED ba.s sought continuous
<Stt NABMCO, Page Al)
Carter to Meet With Advisers
Bani-Sadr Confers
On Hostage Crisis
By The Associated P ress r ranian ?resident A bolhassan
Bani-Sadr met toda y with
representatives of the Moslem
militants holding the L' S Em
bassy hostage-s after an official
Iranian spokesman said the gov -
ernment was e:ons1denng talcmg
over custody of th e 50
Amencans
Thrre were no official announ·
!'ements arter Bam Sadr's talks
with the three mihtanu.. Iran's
Pars news agency s~ud . The
meetmg took place in a govern-
ment building where the pres1·
dent was meeting with the rest
of Iran's ruling Revolutionary
Council.
President Carter, meanwhile.
postponed a scheduled speech
and set a conference with na·
lion .. eecuril)' advisers. It was
leaned ln Wublngton th.at a
message carter sent -to Jranlan
officials warned that the tJDJted
Stat.es would order further re-
ta Uadoa against lnao if thett Is
no break in the hostage sltua·
t1on
Before Bani-Sadr met with the
militants, a Foreign Miruslry
spokesman said the Iranian gov·
ernment migbt announce oe"
steps in the crisis as early as
tonight. perhaps including
transfer of the hostages to Rov
ernment custody
In a Tehran Radio broadcast
today, Iranian revolutionary
leader Khomeini attacked thf'
United States for what he called
threats or military force to free
the Amencan hostages
"It was all words," he said of
the U S. stance. "Even now 11 1s
a ll just words. Never b<' afraid
of sut'h words because they are
not foUowed by action." he said
1n the London monitored bro&d·
cast
He also condemned the Soviet
Union's 1ntcrvent1on 1n
Tustin Man
Held in
Irvine Slay
/\ male acquaintan!'e of 30-
year·old Gayle Ann Lingle, who
was found in an Irvine field with
her throat slit, bas been Jailed in
connection with her murder.
police said today.
lrvlne police Lt. Gene Norden
said John GaJen Davenport, 24.
of Tustin, is being held in the
Newport Beach jail. His ball is
set at $250,000.
"I 'm comfortable with the
case we have against him. but
we still have a lot to do,"
Norden sa.id. "We obtained some
items of evidence Friday even-
ina when we arrested hlm al bis
home. We had a search warrant
and he didn't put up any strug-
gle.''
Norden refused to give Daven-
port 'a address or to describe the
chain ol event.a police believe led
to the murder of Mt.a Unsle,
whOH body WU found Tbunda.y
mornlne by CalTran.t workers in
a weed·llrewn field adjacent to
Myford Road and Michelle
Drive.
Nordea uys the Llntle
murder 1a unrela~ to any other
alaytnc he Ir.nows about.
Miu Liqle lived wlth a man
at 15842 Pasadena Ave., Tuttln,
who bu 'been cleared by police
or any Involvement ln her
murder.
Norden aald t)'lat Davenport
"was at leut acquainted wlt.h
the vktlm a abort tJme before
her murder." Norden woWdD't
elaborate on the re lattonsblp
between the vlcUm and D•Yea·
port.
Norden said that Mlu 1Jft1le
wHn't hluhhlkla1 before her
dntb.
.J
Afgharustan and predicted the
Russian~ would "eventually be
defeattod." sayan~ no power t'an
1 m pose its will on th•• world
The Soviet ne" s agency Tass
today reix>ned that Soviet Presi-
dent lA.'Onid I Brethnev sent
Khome1ru con~ratulat1ons oo the
fi rst anruvt-rsar) of the Islamic
Re publ11• of Iran
A F o reign M1n1 s tr v
s pokes man contacted by a
Western 1ournahst 10 Tehran
said the sub1ect of a hostage
transfer wa'l taken up by the rul
mg Revolutionary Cl)unc1I and
that President Abolhassan Bani
Sadr would discuss the matt.er
tonight with Khomeini. Jran'">
re,·olutionary leade r who v.ould
havl" th!' final word
For 3 Coaaeil Sea ts
Lively Mesa Race
Pits 9 Candidates
On Apn.l I , Coua MeMZ oottts Will
~ a.6k«1 to •l«f tlwtt dtJ COWi·
cff PMW. o majorlty of tM fiw·
member council Nm1 cantbdaU1
all mm. an• attkmg I~ posl
They md~ two 1nc•m~u.
Mayor Ed McFarland end Cowl·
ct Iman Donn HaU. who ILllU appocnt ·
ed to tlw COU1ICll a year and a l'taLf
ago to fill a vacancy crNUd by
Mary SmaUIOOOd 'a cUaJ h AU con
du1.atet nm <ll lar~ The lhm1 cn-
c um bent counctlmart Do m
Rocttt, u retmng
F'olknmng are bnef proflUs of
thru of t~ rime rondldates tognlwr
W1th t~ vinos aboul why they
think they 1hould ~ e~cl~ Slmilor
artsci,1 aboul the .nr oth«"r can·
dldatts IClll apprar 111 tM Daily
Pilot throughout the week
David Balsiger, 257 Brentwood
St. Mamed. two children. age
34. a resident for eight years.
Author and publisher whose
books in!'lude "In Search of
Noah's Ark" and "The Ltne:oln
Consp1raq "
··To some d!'gree I've been a
public figure and I'd use m y
notoriety to get the city re<:ogm.
11on in the county. !'ltate and na-
tion." he said "You 're talking
a bout state and federal funds in
many areas
'Tm rather a creative person
You 1uve me a task and l'U re·
sear!'h it and
figure out a
way to do 1t "
Balsiger
said he's kept
up with city
issues by
talking to
Slaff mem-
bers. reading
councU agen-
das and study·
Ing newspapers. uu1ou
"I have a pretty good aware-
ness o( what people want. what
homeowners would like in dif·
ferent areas or the city." he
said.
Balsiger said that. if elected.
he'd donate half his council in·
come C$36S a month ) to
scholarships and would look at
ways of organiting a city
newsletter.
As an example of his approach
to problems, be cited a cootest
for bis volunteer campat1n
workers . The precinct
coordinator who produces the
most votes for Bals11er will wtn
a Mexican vacation, with
Catalina and ocean fishing trips
going to the 1ecood and third
place winners.
Bal1l1er alao s tressed tbe
value o( l'elUl'Ch.
four ctuldren. I\ year resident
A Realtor "1th Hoy Mccardle
and chairman of the Planning
Commission
.. The 1ssut-s are planning the
developmt·nt of the city and
mit.igatmlit the impacts on our
environment." he said. "Trame
congestJoo 1s the problem. Traf
fie circulation 1s the solution
Only somebody with planning
experience and background can
roally understand ..
Carsten~n stressed the va!U<'
of his four years on lhe Planrung
Commission.
during wtuch
he massed on
ly two meet
in gs
"l think ex
On spec1f1c issues, he said h(·
favors tempering enforcement
of the sign ordinance with fair
ness to s mall bus iness and
saving the Newix>rt Boulevard
stores in the city's downtown re·
development area He also said
he opposes an underground
freeway through downtown
because of the problems it would
create during several years of
construction.
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Or:~ew4~ :s•
•·eather
Fair tonight and Tues·
day except for some late
night and early morning
cloudiness. Winds 15 to 20
mph during afternoons.
Lows tonight 45 at the
beaches and 5() inland.
Highs Tuesday in upper
60s.
INSIDE TODA~
N ortq1 topn. Melton cap-
tured her Jim golf tourna-
ment of the 11trir Sundo11.
winning the Wo men's
Ktmptt Open o1 M•IO Ver~
Cocmt111 Club in Coste Meta.
Set spo'11, ~ BI
J
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"You can't make any in-
telligent declllon without mow-
in1 what the fact.a are," ti. aald.
"Even t.beft it's bud. Tbe t.hlnrs
some of tM candldates wul to
d~t we'd ha" to borrow $100,000.
t LDlnlt lbe1 want to remake lbe
ell)' retber than solve tbe
problems.
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Savings Accounts
, Rate Limit Loo8erwd
WASHINGTON l AP I ~l Cattw a&ped lelill&UGD
today that Lin.a lbt' lid on lbe amount of lnterat paid on
puabook aavlAP account.I and m.,-bave a fer rHehl"' effed
.., the way banks and aavtap lnaUtuUon.t do bu.slneu
Th. letlalaUoa "w\ll IK-lp cootrol lnnauon. 1t.nn1tbco our
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ce ... mony tn the tut Room
'l'be bill wW ~aw OUt ova 1b yean au Umtu on u1 ...
amount ol lot9re.st banb and thrtf\ lnatJtutJonJ ean pa)' aaven
' In the meantJmo. It fneotara1es a apttial board ol ffdual r~lil
ulatora to lnrr~ase lnltl~•t at I~&! t2 25 percentaae po1nt11
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LONDON <API Gi>ld ho"ered al'OW\d the $500-an-oun~
:.pi ark today SUvt'lr t\etd stead) aner la!ll wHk 's plll\ac •dllng
and the dollar ro.e
Gold, which lo&t $48 an London laat w~k . was fixed by ~
tlty'a b61 five deal~n lhla mom.in& at $503 25, up from $'80 SO al
the ckJM Friday Rut the afternoon price fell lo S41M !50. Tben it
clOled at $S07.SO. The m etal traded lo New York at $501 so. down .$7.SO
Salver, which loat SS last week after peaking tn mad
January at around $50 an ounce , w1u, quoted lo London today at
$13 25. down from $13.!50 •'raday In Nl·w Yo1 k. the metal OJ>(:nt'd
• at $12.thenrotic to$14 20, up$2.20
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NEW ORLEANS CAP> Six contaaoers or arsenic were
damaged on a Miss1ss1pp1 River wharf today, but apparenUy
none of the deadly poison got in the water, the Coast Guard said.
Each container held about 240 pounds of white, reflned
arsenic. a deadly poison.
Coast Guard officials nollfied city officials of New Orleans
and all communities down the 100 miles to tbe mouth of the Mis
siss1pp1 River that the river source of dnnking water could
be contaminated
I.like E,.._•re FaU. a at•
LAKE ELSINORE <AP> f1oodwaters that swelled Lake
Elsinore to more than twice its normal size continued to recede
slowly today, and two of the many mobile homes that had been
hauled away from the encroaching flood waters have been taken
back to their park.
The lake stood at 1,265.55 feet above sea level today. its
lowest point since Feb. 15, said David Cobb of the Federal
Emergency Management Agency.
7Anlhtg Nb-~d .. Fefln-al ~a•d
WASHlNGTON <AP) -Local wniog laws do not apply to
private businesses using federally owned land.the U.S. Supreme
Court ruh..>d today
The JUSllces. without w&Jun~ to hear full arguments, upheld
lower C'OUrt dec1s1ons in u case from Ventura County Thert•
wcrl' no recorded dissents.
County offacials. s upported by CaWornaa and five other
"lutes. ar~ul'd that Congress never Intended to pre-empt IO<'al
govt•rnmt .. nls' historic power of wnlng lands within their boun
d<tnes
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"I am VNY concerned about
the protection of U1d1vidual prop-
erty righ~." Carstensen said.
"l don 't b£·l 1eve in tbe
philosophy or no-growth, but I
think that ~rowth has to be very
carefully studied and analyzed
1n order to lessen the impacts.''
Robert Graham , 2084
Goldeneye Place. Age •2. mar
ried. three children , 28-year city
resident .\ Realtor , has served
Dog-training
Course Set
In Costa Mesa
An eight-week course m obe·
d ience training f o r dogs
sponsored by the Costa Mesa
Recreation Department wall be
offered starting April 7.
The first class will meet at the
Balearic Center, 1975 Balearic
Drive, Costa Mesa from 8 p.m .
lo 9 p.m. without dogs . All other
meetings will be al TeW'a.nkle
Park. located north of the
Orange County Fair~rounds.
Students wlll learn hand
s ignals. off-leash a nd long·
distance work How to correct
bad habits such as destructive
chewing, hole-digging, excessive
barking and jumping on people
a lso will be taught.
The fee for the course is $23
per dog. Registration is from 8
a.m . to S p.m . weekdays al the
Costa Mesa Recreation Depart-
ment in City HaU , 77 Fair Drive.
Further lnfonnation may be ob-
tained by calling 754-5300.
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three years on the city Traffic
Com m.isaion. .. , see a need to cet the human
element back into city govern-
ment," be said. "The city hasn't
tried to get public s pirit behind
them . They don't have any
political m~cle because they
don't have 40,000 votes in their
pocket when the y go t o
Sacramento. That's why we've
been unsuccessful in dealing
with other government agencies. ··I thank the people in· this
town are treated rudely by their
c ity govern
ment,"
Gra ham said.
·' l personally
have been
b e fore the
council five
times trying
to gel some
recognition
that our bike
trail program o .. MAM
has been sadJy overlooked. and
all five times it's been thrown
out for one reason or another "
Graham said he would Wte to
see more emphasis on providing
suc h services and facillt.Jes as
crossing guards. bus shellers
and bicycle trruls.
He said he'd llkc to see council
meetings televised , and more
citizen committees formed
"People don't feel that their
input is going to hf' listened to."
Graham said. "Consequently,
they've shied away from becom-
ing involved. I just think it
should be the people's city a nd
not business's city
Hair Styling
Firlll Robbed
The owners or F r eestyle
Haircutting, 179 E . 17th St ..
Costa Mesa, locked the doon to
the establishment tightly late
Friday but they lost about $385
in valuables over the weekend
anyway, police reported today.
Burglars entered an unlocked
and vacant business space next
door and knocked a bole in a
common wall between the two
!\hops to enter the hair styling
fi rm, police said .
Taken were $2S in cub, a
stereo receiver and 16 men's
shirts.
Soita Denied
WASHINGTON <AP) -The
U.S. Supreme Court today re-
f us t d to let the United
Steelworker-. unlon sue the
Rockefeller Family Fund and
seven other fO\lndaUoM for al-
le1ed labor law vlolattoa.a. The union and lll national om~n
aued the foundat.looa lo April
1971. charllnl that they We1ally
contritM.ed to a ctlllldenl faction
ln t.he union'• tm elections.
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·~-......... COWBOY RETIRES
Roger St•ubeeh
Staubach
Retires
As Cowboy
DALLAS I AP > -Dallas
quarterback Roger Staubaeb a.n
nounced today he was rftlring
after 11 seasons an the National
Football Le ague, saying he
"thanks the Cowboys" for hii.
ex~rienct>
"ll 's a decision bas ed on
various reasons," be said
"The re's a point in your career
when you have to make a de·
('1s1on . . you want to s pend t.be
quality time with your family."
A series of roncussions last
season "was not an overriding
factor" he said. "I never wor·
ried about injunes.
"It's a fairly complex decision
(or any athlete to ma ke . be.
1ng on top and winning the Super
llo" I would be nice but t.beC"t'
"l'rt' a lot of good thmgs an tht' 70s
"'J will not look hack on the de
t·asion "
He srud that Coach Tom Lan
dry thou~ht he could have
played at least another year but
did not try to talk him out of re·
ltrin~
The emotional Staubach ~d
the College All·Star Game was
one of the key times 1n his life
because he learned that the
Cowboys and the Kansas City
Chiefs wanted bJm to play foot-
ball after a four -year stint ln the
Navy.
Another import.ant Ume. be
said, was the 1968 Cowboys'
training camp which he at
tended on two weeks military
leavP and proved to both h.imseU
and the tea m that he could play
1n the pros
His retirement bel'ame a
media event as he spoke to a
huge gathering of the media
KR LO Radio broadcast it Live
and had hookups an St Louis and
Washington
His meetmg with teammat~
started in a lighthearted vein
but quickly turned serious and
there were few dry eyes.
Tex Schramm. club president
and general manager. said, "We
will miss ham There's not a
question that St.aubach is this
country's greatest sports hero
today and maybe of our ti~. fie
as unique In that his foUowing
spans all age general.Jons.
··He bas BEEN the Cowboys for
the past 11 years There is no
doubt that our suc~ss in the '70s.
to a great extent, can be atlribut·
l'd to Roger "
Staubach , who was making
l'.ome $200.000 a year. has ex·
tensive business interests here,
including real estate
f',.....PGffeAI
SPENDING ..
S774 70 loan from hi s own
pocket.
His largest contribution. SlSO,
came from Far West Air Condi ·
tloning, Inc. of Santa Ana.
Inc umbent Doon Hall bas
s pent $1,544.53 so far. acconting
to bis statement, from a war
cheat of S6,CM8.
Hla largest benefactors have
been C.J . Segerstrom and Sons
and the Costa Mesa Fire
Fighters Assoclatloo, both of
which have contMbuted $500.
Paul Raver, an analyst with
the O r ange Coun ty Ad
mlolatrator's office. bu spent
S300 of the $525 he bas collected
for bl.I campaign.
Moet of his war chest, SSOO.
came from the Costa Mesa
Firemen's f'\md.
Salesman Chris Steel. 38, and
Richard W. Johnston, co.owner
of Paclftc Auto Credit, both
med atatemenu noUn1 that they
had neither received nor spent
fu.nda ln excess of $200 oo thelr
campalp.s so rar.
Tbe financial statemenu were
filed with the City Clerk.
Singer Cited
TOKYO <AP> American
1toaer Dioono Warwlck won the
$12,000 grand prize Sunday in
the Ninth Tokyo Mualc FuUval
with ''ll'eeli.DC Old P'eelln••·"
NARMCO .•.
cnonltortna of the plMnt os one of
lll 10&1a.
The air mODJ1.0rtn1 vu now
parked near the plant tile La ex· Pffi.d to remain lo pla« tor
about _. w.M, said t.eebnlul
director Camarena.
The total amount of Ume, be
llld, "dependa OD our flndlDr·"
An air quality offtcla ln
Orange Coun\y 11Jd tbe van
automaUcally take9 aampla "1o
tee what a1r eallaa&onl there are
and What the cooceotratlons ot
materials are ln the area oo a
24-bour basla "
Camarena s.aJd be 11 not ex-
pecting an emissions analysl.s
untll lat.e th1a week, "but we are
looldnc for solvents and other
material.a we believe are ad-
mitted to the atmospbere."
Narmco'• eeoeral manacer.
Robert Stemmler. said this
morn.inc that be welcomes the
moo.Jt.oring device.
'TU be glad when •l's done
and over with so we k.oow wbat
the results are," he commented
Stemmler said be never has
beeo app roac hed by aoy
oeigbborbood group re~
plant emilslonl. a neifb """hood
evacuaUoo plan or any other
toplc ot concern.
He said be would be happy to
sit down and talk to i>eigbbors
and city officials.
Oieerleading
Oinic Set
At Balearic
A one-day cbeerleachng chnlc
will be cooducted April 10 at 6
p.m. at the Balearic Com01uruty
Center. uns Balearic Drive,
Costa Mesa.
The chnic as open to students
an grades four through e1gbt who
want to prepare for junior high
or high school c beerleadlng
squads
The regi&tratioo fei! as S2 and
should be paid before April 10 at .
the Cost.a MKa Leisure ~rv1r~
office. 77 Frur Dnve
Additional information 1i.
available by calling 754 -~
'Ibieves Rob
Battery Firm
Thieves broke lnto a storage
trailer at Costa Mesa's Banrwlg
Battery Co .• Ull3' Newport Bl Yd ..
over the weekend a9d made off
with about 180 batteries, police
reported
Ranrung officials, who Ii.sled
their loss at about $960, said 140
Junk batteries and 40 good
"secondc;" were take n.
Police said a bolt cutter was
used to cut through a locking de-
vice on the storage facility
probably early Saturday mom
IOJ:
Theater Theft
Street Caper
Costa Mesa police believe
j uveniles climbed a tree to the
roof of the Mesa Theater. 1884
Newport Blvd .. and used a
dumbwaiter to enter the build
mg and steal candy early Sun
day
Theater officials s &1d about
$70 worth of candy was taken
between 12 :55 a .m . and noon-
A II doors were locked they
~aid . but the dumbwaiter en·
trance into the theater was not
The Casual Side of Auob'f
CRfTICIZU PAE.88
Supervfeor Wi.der
Weider
Raps Press
On Funding
By DEl.OllES BROOKS IJlWIN
Of .. o.ity ~ •'-"'
Superviaor Harnett Wieder t.o-
day ang r ily denouoced
newspaper reports about her
campaign cootnbutors as point·
leas and called the financial sup-
port of public offi cials by de·
velopers "an investment In tbe
s yaum ..
Mn. Wieder, former Hunt·
i.ngton Beach mayor, made ber
remarks just before leavmg for
a meeting of the South Coast
Regional Coastal Commwnon.
The agency is under anvestiga·
tion bttause of allegatJons that
some comm1ss1oners solacated
campaign funds from people
seeki.ng permits fro m the com
m1ss1on to build or remodel
roast.al property
"The names of p('<)ple ..,.ho
have cootnbutt"d to my efforts
~ou'll probably hnd on lhe l!Sl of
t!Vt>ry oth<'r public off1c1al , statt•
or IO<'al.'" Mrs W1t'<1er said
The~ arc tht> peoplt> 14 ho m
-I
Can£er
OfShah
SpreaJ.s
CAIRO, E&Yi>t (AP) -Tk
cancer atnlctlng ~ depoqd
shah of lran baa aprud IO bl&
liver, but It wu believed Ute &-
ease could be coatroli.d by
druca, one ot t.be docton who
operated oo him aakt today.
Dr. Fouad N\lr, head ol the
tumor section at Maadl mJUt.ary
hospital. wbere the ahab'a
spleen was removed Friday.
said the liver, as well u the
spleen, waa cancerous.
Nur was explaining to re.
port.en the meanin1 ot an of.
ficial medical bulletlo which
sald merely that medJcal leltl
had shown the two orpaa bad"
'lymphatic swelling."
He said t.be shah's team ot
doctors all believe the dilelM
('an be controlled by drup and.
that the shah can live an in~
determinate amount of time.
This wu essentially almUar to
the overall report 1Jven to re-
porters Saturday when the doc-
tors held a news confe~ to discuss the shah's s pleoeetocny.
At that time, lhe resu.lu of the
tests were not known.
Today's medical report said
the shah was allowed to walk
around his room. was being fed
liquids through his mouth and
his morale was high. He La out ot
the intensive care unit lo wbkb
he was placed afte r the 80-
minute operation Friday. the
medical report said.
N ur said that unlike the can·
cerous spleen, the Uver wu not
removed in such cases, but
treated with chemicals . The
shah. 60, bas been receiving
treatment for cancer of a 1ymph
node in his neck for six years.
N-M School
Employees
Seek Raise
vest 111 the S)'SWm by support.mg Non·teachmg e mployees of
iiubhc off1N.• holders And it·~ Newport-Mesa Unified School
not JUSt the t oastal com Dastnct are seeking a nat $215'
mission .. per month salary increase ror-
Mrs. Wieder "as respondang a ll fulJ.Ume employees, a dis-
to an article LD the L06 Angeles trict official hu announced. •
Times that aa.id •be b~ accept-Superintendent Jobn Nicoll;
ed Sll,000 from Z3 deve~rs i.aad the district's chapter of
s eeking comm1ss1on permiu California School Emptp~ All·
alnce abe was a~t.ed to t.be aodaUon'a request woold r.111(
comm.lasloo more than a year salaries 12 to about*» pet'C!lflM... ag~~t the ...J._ty su,_rvisor de-· depending on the employee'• 11.~ ,.... current salary pla-ment. n1ed that i.he is influenced by ... ~
r ampaagn contributions when In addition. the employee
'he vote. for proJf'<'ll> b<>forc th(• ~roup S('('ks 2 5 percent salary
('Omm.J.SS1on h1kt>" for employees with 10
"ldoo'tund<'rsundtbcpoant of )ears !K'rv1ce. 5 perr-ent for 15
the story," Mrs Wieder said TIM· ea rs jnd 7 5 percent for 20
'>lory quoted her at length Slw ) ear!.
.,aid tht-probe of the coastal com
m1 ss1on 14JS rocused on com
m1ss1one~' so1Jc1tat1on or ron
tr1but1on.s. from developers. not
their :l<'l't•plJ nC'1° of t'Jmpai~n
monl')
East Bluff Nam es
Boy of the Month
On the b asis of altitude ,
part1ripatt0n, res~l . honesty
and support. Robby Critcher has
earned the Member of the Month
award at the EastbluH branch or
the Harbor Area 13oys' Club
The ll·year-old was graded by
the Boys' Club staff through a
daily point syste m and at the
end of February he had ar ·
l'umulated the highest number
of 001nt.s
CS F..A aJ:.o proposes that the
d is tric t prnv1deo full y paid
medical. dental and v1s1on care
henefits for employtts and their
dependents. NacoU said.
Non-teaching employees r e·,
('c1ved a 6 5 percent across-t.he-
board wage increase lut July 1.
Tht'y are worki.ng under a two-
~ear contract that expires June ·
30. 1981
The SZ15 per month raises are
sought as of July 1
A pubhr hearing on the wage
and benefit package fo r some ·
900 employees is scheduled for
the April 8 meeting of district
trustees al Harper Community
Center. 425 E 18th St , Costa
~esa .
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avat\able 1n cOlofS of red white
khaki skv hlue navy and QOl<1
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NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644 7030
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1n a poly/COiton blond
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lntttnatlooal Telephone & Teleirapb (ITT), the
company that bakes Twinkles, had a severe ease or
lodlgestloo last year.
Some people would say, "Serves ·em right for
makin& a Junk rood like Lbat."
Ot.ben might recaJJ lbe recent Dan White murder
trial. White. charged with killing San Franetsco
Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Mllk.
got off with a manslaughter conviction and a rel·
atlvely Uldlt sentence after his attorney argued lbat
What.e's lfu.nd was addled by a steady d1et of Coke,
doughnuts and Twinties.
WAS rrr SUFFERING from a similar a!filctlon?
Did it eat too many squishy companies?
Still others might wonder. "What is a company
called lnternatlooal Telephone & Telegraph domg
making Twio.kies?"
Well. ITT is, or course, a company that will make
anything. It aU started in 1959 when a mastemund
called Harold S. Geneeo ("the G is soft as in Jesus,
not hard as ln God" is a saying around ITT) assumed
command and proceeded to transform ITT into the
fi rst ot the bigtime conglomerates.
JN lO YEAJlS HE bought lSO companies. One. 3C·
quired Lo 1968, was the nation's largest bakery com·
pany. Continental Baking, the baker of Wonder bread
a nd Hostess cakes including Twinlties. ITT's bakery
company now sells more than 1 billion loaves of
bread a year and nearly 2 billion Hostess cakes
Lookmg at the figures posted by ITT for 1979
op('r atioos. a casual observer might not be a ware
that rt signals acute internal distress. The company
had t.oc.a1 sales of $17 2 brlLion llow good 1s that?
Well. only 14 comparues ex~ed that volume .
JTI' took ill more money that such monster cor·
poralJorLc; a.c; Allanl.lc R1chf1eld. Safe way Stores. US.
Stttl and Du Poot Jt's corporate pnde that hurts In
1978 11'1"s revenues of SlS 2 ballloo ranked the com-
pany 11th Who likes to slip four places.,
HOW '"l'Cff DID ITT earn on those sales" Afte r
1l CQvered all Its expenses and paid all tls taxe'>. 1t
~as left Wllh a profit for th<' ) ear of $381 m1lhon,
"'hr<'h means rTT netted more-than $1 m1llton every
'ini.:le day of Jm Pretty handsome, you might thank.
Hui remember E1I1Sle1n 's l<1 W Everythang's r elative
In 1978 IIT earned ~.i2 millJon So that was a
drop of more than 40 percent ln 1978 lTT rnnhd 18th
1n the rorporat<' proht 'tandrogs !'iow ll s down
a round 4-0th Ouch'
What happened., ITT had t.o give up on a pulp
mall that 1t.s Ra)on1er \Ubc;1d1a(')· bwlt al Port Cartie r
in Qu<'btt Tht• s hutdown or the mill wiped out $32()
mallaon or ('arrung~
BE\'OSD THAT. TUOt:GH, lIT was going
~hrough a cn~as or ure as at wrestled with the ques-
tion Can anyone fill the s hoes ol Harold Geneeo?
ln tu.s 1973 book. "The Sovereign Slate or ITr."
BritLSb )OW"Oalist Ant.bony Sampsoo coneluded that
.. after Geoeen retira the ITr empire will prove Un·
possible to bold to~ether ·· In 1971 Geneen. then 68,
did relmqwsh the dueJ exe<:utJ\•e 's po.5t to SO.year-old
Lyman C. Hamiltoo Jr.
R.Ulll.TON SOON ANNOUNCED that as many
as 70 of ITT s 2:50 opt>raUng unJts were candida tes tor
explus1on because they we~·t generatmg enough
prohts. The Q~tx>c mill was an obvious one· 1t was
losing mon<'y Rut Hamilton al!>a moved last year to
'lough off another money· loser 1rr·s consum(.'r el,.c·
l roni~ busrne'.Ss Hhey make T\" set.s1 an Euro!>\'
Th~u drc1s1on didn't sat too well with Harold Ge
nel•n. "''ho. wb1lc no longer in charge, was still on the
re.,nvauon as chairman of the board Last July 11
Ham11loo -. alkt.'d una"' arcs into a Geneen arranged
ambu.c;h
Ile MlteN'd a mN'tlOJ? of th•· board of dtrPctors.
"'h('re he "'a~ told that has re~1gnat1on was wanted
Before the m<'t't.tng "as over he was replaced by
Rand \' Araskog. -i7 year-old ITT executive who was
suppo-;roh Gencen s or iginal choaa as hts successor.
ARASKOG HAS BEEN descnbed as a "Genecn
mimicker " Tht> Wall Street Journal round one
per'\on close to rTT who descnbt>d the management
uph<'aval as follows "A rasko~ as somebody Geneen
hkrs. Ham1tton 1s somebody ~nttn does n 't hke.
and 11 looks ltkt> Geneen won "
Whether ITT can s urvive Gene<'n's rettremenl is
o;u ll an open questJon What's clear as that Geneen 1s
not ready to retire He wants to sell more Twinkies .
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ORANGE 1.
I t \ ' • I \ \' CO•TNTY: ; 1~"
I 't'J t I Ll L-I '-\ J
Pact.ftc SouUnrest Airlines has been autbon1ed by the
C1v1l Aeronautics Board to operate Oigbts between Jolm
Wayne Al'l">rt in Orange County and San Francisco In·
ternaUon.al Airport. The route was awarded lo PSA under
the dormant route authority p rovision of the Airline
Deregulation Act of 1978. There has been no com-.ent
from officials at John Wayne Airport on PSA'a request Cor
space there.
t
Gold, Silver Quotationsf
' By Tbe Auoclated Presa
Selected world gold prices today:
Loedoa: momin1 rix.inJ $S03.2S, up $13..ZS, attemoonJlx inl $-UM.50, up $Ui0; closlJ\I, $507.50.
Pan.: aft.tmooo tlxlnf SGl.5', up$2.27 . ........,....: .-.oa, up $2.98.
Zutela: $d3.00 bid, up $10.00; $500.00 uked. •.
New Yort: Hanc:ty fr Harman mid·morn.tnc $d5.00, up $$.00.
New Ya: Engel.bard aelUnC price mJd·morniDC 75,
up$iUO.
New Yort: Enfelhard fabriceted gold mld·mar91'~•
$Sll.10, up $4.85.
* * * NEW YORK <AP) -Handy fr Harman allver $14 .•
$2.850.
Entelbud sliver $14.072, up $2.811;
W .105. up SZ.808.
* * * NEW YORK (AP) Spot noalerTOUI metal p
da,t_ .tt .. ·M\4 a pound, U.S. dest.ln.atlom. ~-ctata. poUDd. Ital J'1~ 4*llla a pouM, delivered. ftll ..... po.d.
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Polltk:ll Nltrlet Marlt Rw-
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The lng•ll• temlly's
ettempt to o-in 1ege1 cva-
tody of Albert II blodted •''=' rMI lettier (R)
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BHll Rethbone Aller
t>eong MY90 from OMth by
hanging. • men plOla
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d8 Oernell A~ IM<ll
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the tronlNW to 11\e ,_
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Gu.st Alan Alda II> MOVIE * * * 0 T"'e1ve Angry
M8n" (19!>7) Henty Fonda,
Lee J Cobb A man l\Ol<l1
out eo...,.t 11 t.iio.. 1Urors "'"•n lh•v decide •n
IQCUMO mura.rer a QUiii
before he is pr~ inno-
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George Peppatd. Pernell
Roberti. Altt'W IT>e CMI
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.. . Channing Recycled
, By TOM JORY
NEW YORK 'AP) CBS brought Stockard
Channing to prime time a year ago in "Just
P riends," and the young comedienne with a
dflllree from Radcliffe gave the network a series ~~j't was moderately s uccessful. both critically a!Wi in the ratingi..
• .. "Just Friends" wasn't in the CBS lineup an the
fall, but the versatile actress ii: back now in "The
St.ockard Channing Show." perhaps a bit wiser for
the experience
I : "I FELT L AST YEAR I becam e the wtkhorse. and had to pus h the show along, .. Miss
C nning says. "In doing this season, I didn't feel
I sperately h ad to do anything to keep the show
ml>ving"
'-The ne w series airs Monday nights at 8:30 on
C nS, Channel 2
Miss Channing dad. m fact.
carry "J ust Fnends." and little
a tloeiition was paid to develop-
relationships with the sup-
ing players "One problem
11t year." she says, "was that
there wasn't any friction with
the other characters. just dif·
fetences.
''For the audience, it's what
sep•rates 'Oooh, • from , 'Uh-0h. heft comes trouble!. .. QfANHI NG
· ''The Stockard Channing Show" needed some·
ont, she says, "lo bounce back at me." and the
prc)ducers came up with Brad Gabriel, a consumer
adyocate who hires Miss Channing to work with
hlrb on bis television show, "'The Big Ripoff." Ron
Slt•er plays GabMel. ...
TO SOMEONE'S CREDIT, "Just Friends"
wasn't simply scrapped lo favor of "The Stockard
CHanning Show."
Miss Channing's Susan G~now bears strlk·
in( resemblance lo the recently di vorced Susan HuOtes of "Just Friends," maybe sUghlly less wiy, with a little more dependence on her brain.
T y 's Susan. like last season's, ls trying to m ake
lt n her own i.n Los Angeles.
_t "I Wte Su.san Goodenow." the actress says .
"Sk ls not exactly like me. but It 's not a d lfficuJl
au for me to wear."
ANDERSON DAILY PILOT REVEALS In th•.
• 1
In fact. al would be a Joh to find a suit Stockard
Channing couJdn't wear As "The Stockard Chan-
ning Show" premiered. she was on Broadway with
Tony Roberts in "T hey're Playing Our Song ..
SHE HAS APPEAR ED IN more than a score
of t heatrical productions. i ncluding ""Two
Gentlemen of Verona" and Shakespeare's "A
Midsummer Night's Dream," and has been in at
least eight movies. including "Grease." "The
Fortune" and "T he Cheap Detective "
Born m New York City. Miss Channing studied
at both Radcliffe and Har vard She and her
husband, David Debm. run Little Bear Produc
lions, which produces "The Stockard Channing
Show"
"J would love to have at a tern f1cally sue
cessful show." she says of the current sen es. "but
I have to say. at the moment. I'm basically an ac
tor. and I want to be an hims and on the stage. too
"I've never worked as hard as I have tn
television. It "s a helhsh existence If I felt it was
cramping me up an some way. I'd have to get out ..
T E LEVISION CAN CREATE a character·
image that is hard for the actor to shake. but Miss
Channing says. 'Tm being sneaky. There are two
sides to Susan Goodenow Carol Burnett played all
d ifferent kinds of characters on her show. and peo·
pie accepted them all.
"I'm very happy I've found a way to deal with
lhat with the undercover s tuff · ·
in the fi rst episode. for mstance. she posed as an Argentinian lo fool an unscrupulous dentist.
Aaron Ruben~ a television veteran with series
like "The Andy vriffltb Show" and "Sanford and
Son" to his credit, is executive producer of "'The
St.oekard Channing Show."
F.den Set for TV
HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Barbara Eden will star
in the new NBC series "Harper Valley PTA."
based on the theatrical movie that beat the Olym·
pies in the rat.i.ngs when it was telecast on NBC in
February.
Miss Eden will re·create her role of Stella, a
widowed mothe r whose llfeatyle clashes with
others i.n a small community. NBC bas ordered six
one-hour episodes from Universal Tele vision.
•ftlEI' II THE IUT PICTUIE OF THE
YOUll YUll IO FU. ..
-Qwtee CMlflplln. LA T1-I
TUBE TOPPERS
ABC D 5: 00 -Four world Utle flsht.s
ln four·bour presentation includ1n1 Larry
Holmes aaainst Leroy Jones, Su1ar Ray Leonard versus Davld Green.
KOOP e 8 :00 -"Twelve Angry
Men." Henry Fonda stars in Reginald
Rose's drama about a lone holdout In a
murder trtal jury with Lee J. Cobb. Ed
Begley. Ma rtin Balsam a nd Jack
Warden.
ABC D 9.00 -"Deliverance." Burt
Reynolds and Jon Voight are among four
men who encounter deadJ y per il while
riding rafts down a backwoods river
00Soldler01 Home" by
Erne et Hen11n9wey. .. ,..,_. A MM~ by ~
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Md Cl'Mldren ( 197 II !WI
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prOblem boya lry to 1100
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.Jerr} Lewis. making a rare tele\'ls1on appearance. •~ po\\dercc1 b'
Mei I left> and Kc1 of the Japanese smg1n~ group .. Pink Lad\
during the filming of their q!r1cty scrae!-..
Savalas Stars in TV Pilot
H OLLYWOOD <A P> -Telly
Savalas will star a s a renowned
cMm inal lawyer In the CBS movie
.. Hellinger's Law."
fl a mboyant Ph1ladelph1a lawyer
whose reputat ion bnn~s ham clients
from all over the coun try
Sava las. who starred for s ax
seasons as "KoJa k ," p lays a
The movie will serve as a pilot for
a new senes
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Oscars
Special
S late d
H1 t·h L1ttlt> and
Rl'rnJdt:llt• Pt•l<•r., will
ht• the-co ho-;•~ for
KllJ TV'~ 15th Annual
"Your Choi ct• For the
Oscar;" award special.
Thl' show wi ll be
telecnst Thursday, April
10. from 8 to 10 p m . and
will be repeat ed o n
Channl·l 9 Sunday night.
Apnl IJ. from 5 to 7 p.m.
Thi s na ti o n a ll y
<;ynd1cated program was
created by KllJ-TV and
1s the hr.-.l program to
'l fft•r the public the
1pportwuty of voting for
1he1 r 0:-.car favorites.
Last year over 600.000
pt•ople voted for their
film fa\"orates an the
catt'i?Ortes of best
p1rture. be:.t actress.
best actor. best
!>upportinl? actress. best
o;upportang actor a nd
best song
"Your Choice For the
Oscars" 1s produced by
Wayne Thomas. who
created t he program.
and wtll be directed by
Cal Brady . Executive
producer is Walt Baker .
vice president in c ha rge
of progr a mming for
KHJ -TV. Channel 9
r .