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1980-04-01 - Orange Coast Pilot
,.- 111 •• I . . ' J D .uke's Dome Alcala .Jurors I ..... f Sale ConDrmed: Dear of Attaek • ~ I "I ----$3.4 7 Million · On 8 -year·old • DAILY PILOT .Foo Poisoner·· * * * 25c * * * -TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 1, 1980 • VOL. 11, NO. ft. l ICCTIOflll, U ~AOIS akes eman s Liddi Hensley. 15, of Costa Mesa, takes the family rabbits for an outing on their leashes. They are "P.J." and "Sniffles," young Dutch rabbits the Heosleys, '470 Flower St.,~e leash training. Hostages to Shift? Bani-Sadr T ells U.S. Conditions 1 By Tbe Auoclated Press I nian President Abolha.ssan B Sadr offered to take control o American hostages if the U.S. government pledged to ab- stain from all hostile acts and pro- paganda, against Iran until the hostages' rate is decided by the new Parliament. Spokesmen for the· militants holding the 50 U.S. Embqsy hostages refused to comment immediately. "We have decided t o slay quiet for the time being," said one reached by telephone by The · Associated Press from Nicosia. Cyprus. He denied an NBC report that the militants said they would keep tbei.J: captives until the Ira· nian Parliament meets. At the White House, President Carter responded to BanJ-Sadr's offer by defe.rring imposition of further sanctions against Iran. BQl Carter did not answer directly when asked by a re- porter whether the Un\ted s..ates would meet the lran'ian presl- deot's demand for a pled1e not to provoke or propagandize again.st Iran. Bani-Sadr's statement, made to angry abouts and boos from a t.hrona Of 200,000 Iranians at a r~luUonary rally in Tehran, dld not necessarily mean the hosta1e1, in their 1SOth day of c aptivity, would be freed quietly. . In fact the Irani~ leader re- assured the crowd, "I em- phasise to you ~t the boRales will not be freed unUJ the lbab is extradited ... " .. Earlier in ~ rally, rewlu- U on a ry leader A)"atollab Rubollah Khomeini said in a speech read by his son Ahmad that Cart.er was "following the wrong path" in his efforts to rr:ee the hostages and "must realize ... hi.s-41bpp0rt for the ousted shah ... does not leave room for an booorable solution of the issue." The Khomeini spee<:b made no mention of a transfer of the hostages to iranian government o..--.~ .... 1d . custody. Khomeini reiterated that' the decision on whether to free the Americans would be made by the new Parliament, wbicb 1s not elected and Is not expected to convene until late spring at the earliest U .S. officials believe. however. tn1!t the transfer of the Ameri cans to go vernment <See IRAN, Pa1e .U) Alcala J ury Told Of Bloody Attack BJ DAVID IWTZMANN °' .. ....., ..... ~ A former Loe Angeles police officer has described for an Oranee County Superior Court jury the bloody attack on an 8- year-old Hollywood 1irt in 1968 for . wbicb murder· defendant Rodney Alcala was aent to prisoo. Alcala, 36 is charged with the kidnap a;! murder of Robin s,maoe, 12, of H\intinston Beach last June and prosecutor Richard Farnell Monday reached deeper Into Alcala 's troubled pat to bolster bis case a1aimt tbe lloateny Park man. Al.lo teltJ.lfinl Monday was Tall Shapiro, DOW 20, the ~ LOI Anples poUce found bleed- inc and uncooaeioua on the IJoor of a bome tn wtdch Alcala wu s eeo moments before officers kicked in the front doer. Miss Shapiro told jurors in Judge Philip Schwab 's courtroom that she bad been picked up by a mao as she walked to school along Sunset Boulevard in September. 1968. The man. she said. bad said be was a friend of ber parents and she eventually IQt in 'the car with him. She said she could recall going to~ a house with the man and looking at a poster be wanted ber to aee, but can remember nothing ebe after that. Her next recoUection, Miss Shapiro said, was of wa.kinc up at home, where ahe was bedridden with injuries for several months. Former police offlC'er Christopher Camacho had earlier told the court t.hat be bad · · found the chlld bin& .in a pool of .i-1. . OK W /: H ·s I blood in the kitchen area ot the uuge . s.·. ":ayne ome a e ho~:~acbo tettlfied that • by1t.ander saw the man.. pick the of the Wayne estate, told Soden the sale wu considered in the belt.mterest of the estate. The offer· for the home was ~riginally made March 12. lln. Bettin.po'• cUb offer wu ac-cepted by tbe three exkuton ol the Htatei Michael Anthony Wa1oe. ~one ol tbe actor'• 10D1; Louis Jolmaoa, • bullneu _ ... aociate ol Wayne, and Newport 1 Beacb auomey John S. Wanen. J~ Sodlft, at dMt becimdac of ~·· ~p, •alcl an overbld o lit mlllfoa wu DffeAar)' to outb6d Kn. a. tlnaen. Then were no taken. r ""' . Ao additional Sl.'8 mlWoG would be paid bf Mn. ~ to the Irvine Compan1 to purclwe tbe_waterfront lud oa w~ the-bou.ae alt.a. Wape leaHd tbe land in t.be BayUonl · tectlon of Newport Bea9 for '8,000• year. .. Today'• beartq in Sul*tor' Court lo apeton tbe tale WU dlctat.ct b.r tbe probew ~1111d· ma .....,. wldeb )VaYM • ..e.te wlUbe..UW. • ,..... ...... at ......... todaJ ....... JllclaMl • ud lln. BetUacw'• ..__.....__ • tltl tip OD the street and had a..I ..taae ._.. Joba Mee-fohoWed tbe car to the house ln nab. wboM firm ii bllJIClliAi Holl7wood before calftn1 poilce. the Nie. ltdd *be 8IUluem will ;:-C•madlouid be and odJel' • uae the .,_wpor\ BeJcb-bome u flc=ers ,..ponded to the call and tbetr )lltmm'J ... dtDN. . took up po1ttloa1 around the Watne wu ilM tblrd. oner tA bouH. He laid be went lo tbe tM ...... wtakll ..... ... ... <lee ALCAIA.. •••• At) modeled twtee. TM~ laM 15 · roomt. lnehuUna ••••• bedrooma. Tbe -.n•'• lltiai price wben it weat o• tile marka .n.. tM adOr'a ..... ..... ;a ...... la a related d•••lopment. Jud1• Sodea told repo~rs ~O.rt ~'• court lleariAI <._~WAYNB, Paae Al> 0..peBold GREENSBORO. N.C. (AP) - • A Sul*'tCt carrt Judie bu n-f uaecf to drop daarpl aaau.t tt meo ~ lil'tbe Nov. I dla- turba.nce that cU!med tM ll¥et of flve utl·ltlan demonltraton. Wants 5 0 Diamollds Fo r Info SAN DIEGO <AP) - Autt~.orities awaited word today from an extortionist wb<> wants 50 d1a1Jl0Dds from the nalloa's la rgest Sltpermarket chain in ex· change for revealing what foods on store shelves may have been laced with deadly cyanide. A bottle of tainted teriyalu s auce 'was found Sunday at a Safeway store in Pacific Beach. four mil~ from a La Jolla store where a jar ol_ poisoJled pickles was found wttb a -note atUched Saturilay, authorities said. The note signed by "The P oison Gaog" threatened to "poison food in every Safeway store in the area" unless the de- mand for diamonds was met. Police Lt. Ron Seden wou.Jd say only that "negotiatjons" with the extortionists were un· der way. Tbe note attached to the pickle 1ar told Safeway, which operates 45 stores in San Oiegq County and some 2,000 nationwide, "It is up to you what wiJl happen next." <See POISON. Pa1e A.Z) Coast Weather C\earing skies with sun- ny days prevailing th rough Wednesday . Slightl y wi nd y with heavier breezes in coastal and mountain regions. High temperature today and Wednesday ln low 70s. Low!' tonight '5 to 50 . 1N8lDST8•AW Aia ~ MorJlculd man IDM /ot:cl trial at tlW tlovifto o/ o 11outll who t1luw 1noaobolU at hU hotue it . dravn•o bc'IQ ~mpatllf from acn>11 the nation. See PageA1. .... .,,._..,,_,. .. .............. ., .,......_.. a "-UMln a L.M..... M ...... IW ...._ ............. .. ~ Al ....... .._ M a..... c--.. o...c..r ... Cll9lks ,., ............ Co 4 A\l ••.a 1 ........ ,........ . ... .......................... ....,_a .. '*, .... • .....,.. cwftllllln ew ..,.... ...... ... M• IS 0---M , • \ ' ~P . . ALCALA~ .• fn>nt door and knocked. u..., J nud man be ldentll\ed u Ale.ta to pan • cwtala ... klok tut. Camacho sai(j Alcala &eemd oervous and did not open tbe front door as ordered. ln.awad. be teatlfied, Alcala baeked away a nd diaappeared. Tbe prosecuUOQ witneu aaid be could bear a "commotion" within the house and kicked in the front door. In the kitchen, he found Miss Shaplro lying on the Ooor naked with a round, metal bar across her neet. She was bleeding heavily from · several wounds. Camacho said officers searched tbe home but could not find Alcala who wu eventually captured ,several yeara.lawr. He pleaded .P!JJ~-~ Crim~ Arv.iilJiilllme unW 1174. Alcala was preYlously lden- tlfted by another witness u the man who forced a 13-year~d girl to smoke marijuana and who kissed her "pasaionawly" after abducting her in 1974, s hortly after being released from prison. Alcala is charged with abduct- ing Miss Samsoe from the Hunt- ington Beach area last June and taking her to the Sierra Madre foothill area, where her skeletal remains were found soon af- terward- Fu-emen Picket MERCED CAP) -City, firefighters picketed one o'f" Merced's fire stations to protest its sporadic closure due to OC· casional manpower s hortages. The station, number four, was closed Monday as firefighters distributed leanets which con· tended re&ponse time doubles when fire trucks have to come from stations farther away. atll? in Lipstick To lncreaae · Subltantla.I lnerea... In lbe coet.1 ol all upecta ol newspaper production and distribution have made it necesp.ry to ancreue the home deliver...)' subscrip- tion price or-the Daily Pilot from $3. 75 per month to S4, effective todn. Aprill. Two major increases in newsprint prices in six montba and a 13 percent Increase in distribution costs are typical of the ex- pense increases causing the price adjustment. Your Daily Pilot car· rier, who is an indepen- -'1e.o!. mecchanl\ .. .ftH--re-· - ceiye 40 pereeot of t!Je in· crease for his or her services \.o you. Price of single copies sold at coin boxes or over the counter will be in- creased to 25 cents daily and 50 cents Sunday. ~ja Weighs Gas Ration TIJUANA, Mexico <AP> -A s pokesman for Petroleos Mex- acanos, the government-nm oil and gasoline monopoly, denies reports that gasoline ration.ing is under study ID Baja California. Tourists may fill the ga'Soline tanks of their cars and trucks but not extra containers, he said Monday. A number or gasoline stations were reported out or fuel in Mex- icali. Tijuana and beach areas over the weekend. Queen Has Cold LONDON CAP> -Queen Elizabeth JI canceled her engagements on Monday and stayed in her room at Windsor Castle to nUfSe a cold, Buck· ingbam Palace announced. . . Carter. wbo mtt Wit.b MDlor advlMl't at 5 a.'m. today to dla- tUH ·the Baal·S.dr o•ertun. told reporters in the Oval omee the announcement was a -.·po1ltive development" aad confirmed "we were cou&deital addlttonal aanctlODI . apjn1t Iran" had tbe annouaeement DO& been fortheomfbt. He did not elaborate, but added: "We would like to 1ee tbll positive development eontmued and our foremost conalderatloa will be devoted to tbe earli8l po ss ible r e lease or the hostaaes." The Iranian president, aft.er s peaking about domestic mat- te rs for nearly an hour and a half. reviewed recent develop- ments in lbe hostase crisl.s and said . ·'Th~ night before last the Revolutionary Council decided that if Amenca issues an official statement that until such time . as the Majlis (Parliament) is formed and the proper decision is taken. America refrains from all propaganda or .any claim or statement or any pro- vocation, the Revolutionary Council agreed t.o take the ~illillll•I. .. ~t\~;.s ._u_~der ~are and Snowy egret takes a breather on a s mall boat in the Grand Canal between Balboa Island and L1ttle Balboa Island in Newport Beach. The birds normally hang out in Upper Newport Bay where feedrng lS easier in shallow water. F .... r.,,eAJ "You have until 6 pm. today t<> obtain fift y ( 50 ) IOOS(' diamonds one C 1 I car at or larger of good quality. You wall be con tacted!" the note read. Police said Monday a man with "an older voice" c alled the Pacific Beacb ~tore Sunday night. warning that a bottle of teriynki sa.ucc had b('en poisoned. Bank Hikes ·Prime Rate - To 193/4o/c NEW YORK <AP) -The na· 11on's Uurd-larg~t commercial bank. ~~ Manhattan. today ral'•t•d 1l.,lprim1• r~t,. 1 point to .1 rt<< ord I~ • pc Tl ent lt-apfru~ ~1ni.: mn the rate .innounced by utht r banb T \4.o -Otht'r UldJOr book-. ~· day IOlTl'J">l-ft their pnmt IPOd mg rates '• point to 191, µE'r t·ent. matching the level an- nounced by Bank of Amenca and most others last week. _ ·'Tb.is is as far as we have gone so far." Bani-Sadr went into detail abo ut r ecent exchanges between the U.S. -and Iranian government• saylna in the speech monitored in London: "Arter the shah's removal from Panama to Eaypt a message was sent to me to live up to our promises . I said, 'Whal promises!' They said the transfer of the hostages and medical care for them ao that our public must .bave con. fide.Pee that tbe bo6taees a.re tale from every point of view. I said that was subject to the fo rmer shah not leaving Panama for Egypt and the U.N. Commission iaau.ing its report. "Any•,•)'.," he contiQued, "your womes are groundless. Thl' hostages will-not come to thl' :,h~test h~rm as regards their health or safety. We arc ready to give the necessary NaVy· Joins Goat Lift -A county Ot-p11r""tment or Health s po kes woman. Dr Georgia Reaser, ~aid the sauce was spiked with a lethal dose of poison. She said the 46-ounce J&r of Vlasic dill pickles Contained l ,400 milligrams or cyanide - more than five times the amount needed to kill a human. "If a family bad eaten that bottle of pickles. it would have killed tht:m all," said coun ty Deputy Coroner J ay Johnson Caubank. the nation's serond- 1 a r g est commercial bank. moved lO 19"'z percent after ID· creasmg the pnme rate "• pomt t o 19"• Fnday Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co . ranked No. t also \lo l'nl up '• point to 19•i ~u arante-es . £.ut we do not bt•he' e that tht!'former shah has ~one to Egypt of has own accord. Your Mr. Henry Kissinger was there and arranged this re- moval. You say you did not want this. but we are not sure." The Iranian president said a second message sent him by the Carter administration said. "lt is important that t.bia move (the transfer of the hostages) be ear- ned out immediately. In our views, political conditions in Iran and the U.S.A. will make such a transfer much more dif- f1cult at a later date ... Unlesa some positive actions are taken, this negative attitude is likely to intensuy in coming weeks." 4,000 Animals to Leave San Clemente Isle The La Jolla store was rlose-d S u n d a y w h 1 I e e m p I u ) 1· t·., scoured the market for oth<'r items that might have been don· laminated. By STEVE MITCHELL Of o. oa11, P11ot Staff . The U.S. Navy and an environ· mental group are picking up the air rare for more than 4,000 goats which are expected to be airlifted from San Clemente Is land to the mainland begin· ning April 9. I.Dug Siege For Hostages BOGOTA, Colombia CAP> - Aa---eigblh-rouncH>f ~ between the government and the guerrillas holding 27 hostages at the Dominican Republic Em- bassy opened here this morning, but both sides expressed doubt the negotiations would produce a settlement soon. .,, "I see no possibility of a short· range setUement unless there is an unforeseen change in the guerrilla position," a Cabinet spokesman said Monday, adding that the government was pre- pared to negotiate for weeks, or even months. A similar pessimistic note was reportedly sounded by the leader ol the guerrillas holding the embassy \ DAILY PILOT n.. Ot.,.. CMtl Delly ,..._ wltll _.. •• ~-.......-.. .. _.-..... Or-c:-1 --.i.,. '-· __ _ ... ,_ -...---. ............. ...., ,_ OMta -..._, -~. H...C ........ ::::~= :·:.::.:. ::::::.. ~t".: ==~-a:.s:.-..~~ -••C--C.allWl!IA-. -··-----lllU~~= .. ..,_. ._..._ £91tef ,_,,"' ........ Maft19111tlditor -... "-........ _ _ ....,,.........,.. l OMoe9 a. ................. ..:.,.-:.,~~=.:.:, T1P1Jtl I (7M)MMltt C1111·1•.-..n•*•...,.. ,... .. 0.--- That's the day thermal ac· tivated gates will be set up to capture many or the island goats. and a spokeswoman for the Fund for Animals group says she hopes 60 percent of the animals will be removed within the fi rst 90 days of the operation. The animal airlift end.a a year- long dispute between the ?iavy a nd environmentalists over the fate of 4,000 wild goats on San Clemente Island. Navy officials claim the voracious animals are destroy- ing several endangered species of lllaots and animals OD the island, and had prop0sed to shoot the goats. But the Fund for Animals group and a San Clemente or· ganization known ,s Give Our Animals Time <GOAT> got a judge to order the Navy to look into other means or ridding the island of the animals. U.S. District 'Court Judge Robert Takasugi ordered the Navy to allow trapping and re- location ot the goats from the island to a northern. California ranch last December. Laguna Beach attorney Ellen Winterbottom, attorney for the animal lovers, said Monday her group will put up $120,000 of the Nude Woman's Water Death Still Mystery The death of a 23-y'ear-old wom81!z ~ nude body was found ll08UDI in SuDHt. Aquatic Park last ~day, remalna a mystery, Seal Beach detectives said today. An autopsy performed 11.on- da.y oo tbe ~. Cindy Lee v..,cou.. of SaDla AD.a. failed to prcmdl COl'OIMl'8 wlUl lnforma- tioll Deeded .. 91tlblilll a ewe oldeath. in!r~=reo= =· ~ been~ . ~ aru.1 ... were foUDd • the body, but bomlclde · deteetlves 1ald tbey bave not det.rmlned whether the JCMN woman· met wlth foul pt.J. • Tbey said t.be wPman wu 1lllt lffD lll HUDUnitOD BHcb Oil Satudq Dllbt but woWd DOt IQ where lbe bad tiMD Mm or bJWbom. trapping and tranJportatioo cost and the Na~ut up another $80,000. They will be transported by a Lockheed Electra aircraft from San Clemente Island to Kern- 1 nyo County where they will be used in a fire abatement p~ gram. The animals will be put to work eating weeds and grass in fire breaks, ·thus lessening the risk of brush fires in the northern California community. 'Ms. Winterbottom Hid her group believes transporting the animm by«drlr!IR'nhiil by Navy barge. "Our cOllcern is 'that nooe ot the animals die in transit," she said. The animals are to be rounded up in beat-activated, chain link fence traps designed by pro- fessional trapper James Clapp. Prior to being flown to the mainland, the goats w1U receive seven inoculations to prevent stress, disease and to immunize the animals against diseases on tbe mainland "that they may oot be uaed to ln the San Clemente Island environment." She said the transfer "is much more humane than having bun- ters shoot them from helicop- ters. •• And while tbe goat transfer appears to be a succesa for the environmental groups, attorney Winterbottom said her group is investiptlng yet another laland animaf problem. "Now the U.S. Ptrks service is looki.ai into destroyin1 rabbita on San1-Barbara lalaod," sbe said. "They wut to introduce dia- ease to the island, polioa the ·rabbits or hlmt them down," she said. "You'd thlnk the1'd learn the public will not alt sWJ for these so-called animal problems," Ml. Winterbottom said. - J'01.,C,4NO NAMES DlfE FOR TUl'S "With some things it's ea!)y.to see if It's been messed wnh ... said one Safeway employee. "But a jar of _pickles? You can screw Uie top back on real light and who is going to know"" . Safeway management and county beallb officials were urg· ing customers who s hopped between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. Sun- day to return any non-canned foods. No cases oJ, poisoning have been reported, but one doc- -tor C'UDJplatnett ""t>f'"1m'.lsea an.er eating pickles bought at the La Jolla store, San Di~go Regiooal Poison Center director Betts Wallace slid. Business will continue as usual in all stores, spokesmen said. LONGVIEW, Wub. <AP> - Overheard o~er coffee H townspeople talked about tbe contlnUlnl volunic acUYttJ at -· • Mo.ant SL Helens: "U the IDCl'lfttain rHllJ blowt, they've dldded to um• theiJ' new babJ Helena If tt•s a tlrl and MlaleJ u lt'• • bo, ... .. pncent Mo::.t other bank'>. including top ranked Bank of Amen<':!. in nea:.ed their prime lending rat<.>s by a half percentage pomt to 191'2 percent Friday. The prime is the rate banks r harge on loans to best cor· porate customers. Other cor· 1>0rations generally must pay a E',.._ P.,,e Al fl'"' percen~e points above WAYNE -that rate The prime rate stood at l~ • • • percent only a month ago. but that he would not allow photo. has ancreased rapidly smce then graphic equipment into his berause of credit tightening courtroom as be bad previously moves by the government an an said he would. effort to slow inflation. Soden said that Califona.la'a -tudtcial mancIT;WfUcliba(f ap. u proved suspension this year ot rules prohibiting photographing or rtt0rding within courtrooma· while court is in session, bad set June 1 as the date for modifying that rule. WASHING TON <AP> -Twen· ty demonstrators mounted a vigil on the Capitol steps on Monday an support or a ban on all U.S. military aid to the ruling 1unta m El Salvador Soden said the council warned judges "not to jump the gun." on.. C....,;a •• n. o..t .. Muk-,Softa t.u CGll· ........ ., ..... ,. .. ~ 8Meb ~. IOI' ... , It,,.,. .••• ot tM .... lie• t ..... t.ome et -aa,oon Ddn ._ ....Wi.t u •n. 1f illlam Jolaa 8etUn1ea of Bev..trHWL t llacub.IJ'vlae Reaky Com· ,.ny ol Newport Beach will tet a um ' '• , .. of four pereent of t9-nla price, or 1bout Slll.... ' A....., ltantOld ftubln, 1p. peartM .flll' U.. u;,.e exeeu&on of tM 1'.,.. ..aat., told Soden .......... ~lntbe bMt hll 11tlt0f ..... .Ute. the atate. JIW.ael AnU.0.J' 1 t.o tile lnlne Compaa1 to Wa11Mf .. tJI tM ~· --~ pure ..... the waterfTODt )Md OD ~ .lolinr•, a be r• ur ... · • wbicb tbe houH aits .. Wayne eoelate ol W•1"9~ aad Newport leued tbe Land ln tbe BayUO.- Beach adorM; Joa.as. WAl'l'W. aeeUon of Newpcll't Beach for Judie SNea. • ta.. bet•• • $6,000 a year, • of today'•~. u.id u Today's t.,artda in Superior overbid of $1.1 •inltltoo was Court to .approve the sale •as neceuary to outb6d lln. Bet· dic!tated tu the probate proceed· tingen. There, were no taken. ins under wbldi W•yue'a estate -i\n addittonal Sl.41 mlWoa wut be settled. TM tlfett fCllr tbe homt w*' on,Julb ... llaroh 12. Mrs. B«U..-'W easb offer wu ac· cepteabf u.. three "eeuton o1 would be paid by Mn. 8eWD(eD Those present al the bearlna ~~~--..,.-~~~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~--- todaJ. ~ llkbHLWQM and llq,pn'1 buabwl Real. t1tate ..,_, JobD lbc· nab, wbolle firm la budllDJ the Hie, aaid ~ BeUi.DCe will uae tbe Newport Beach u their prtmary relideoee. . , W ayae · ... t.be tblrd owner of the bome, wblcb bad Wen re- modeled twice. Tbe bome tiu 15 rooms . i ncluding aeven bedrooms. The bome·a uting .pr.le.. wJaea It went on the mubt. after. lbe actor'• deatl) WU fU mlWoa.. In a related development, J udce Soden told reporters before today's court bearing Ulat be would not allow photo. araphic equipment into bis ~oom u be bad previously Hid be would. Soden add that Callfomia's <See WAYNE, Page AZ> Fund Law Nixed ···Unclear Free . Sp~'!_~h V~lat~_ns Cited --~ Aleeeiated Preu ...- Iranian President Abolbaasan Bani-Sadr offered to take cootrol of tbe American· hostages if the U.S. government pledged to ab- stain from all hostile acts and pro- paganda, acatnst Iran unW the , hostages' fate is decided by the 1 new Parliament. 1 ! Spokesmen for the militants I holding the SO U.S. EmbaMy I hoetages refused to comment ' immediately. ··we have decided to !!ltay f quiet for the time being," said l one reached by telephone by The I Associated Press from Nicosia, t C1prus. i He denied an NBC report that J the mllitaJlts said they would flaa Parliament meets. l U.p their captives &mtil the Ju. At the White House, President Carter respoo(led to Banl-sadr's ! offer by deferring imposition of fm11Mr Uaetiona against Iran. But Cai:ter did not anawer direeUy ~· asked by a re-Pfiler w~ tJie UnnetrStat.es-· w~ meet the JranJan presi· *nt1a ....,,.-., tor a Pled&e DOt .. p,..,... 'Ol' pl'opacaDdln I against 1rm. 'I Bani-Sadr'•· statement., made l' :'of":.i.-:..:::::: retoo1'1Uoa81')' rally lD Tehran, 7 dtd ibt~arily mean the ,.,_•-i-9 .a Br .. a•· boat.ages, la their l50lb day of • ~ ~ A 4;aptivity, )t'O-Qld be freed quickly. . · In fact the Iranian leader re· ~ assured the crowd, "I em- phasize to you that the hostages will not be freed until the shah is extradited . . . " Snowy egret takes a breather on a s mall boat in the Gr and Canal between Balboa Island and Uttle Balboa Island in Newport Beach. The birds normally hang out in Upper Newport Bay wher& feeding is easier in shallow • water. · · • Newport Beach's newest cam· paign limltation law, enacted earlier this 'year, wu ruled UD· c onst.ltulional Monday. by Oranae County Superior Court Judge Edward-Wallin. Wallin, who bad earlier iuued a temporary restraining order to block enforcement of the law, said lt violated the right ol free speech and 1ranted a pre· llminary injuncUoo again.st it. The law wu aimed at c"8"binl the inlluence of camp1i1n donors. It prohibited a COW>Cil member from voting favorably on an issue in which a m.;or contributor bad a financial in· terest. A major contributor wu de· fined u anyone who'd given the council member more than $!IOC> in campaign donations. City .olficlala said today they an uncertain what to do next. Mayor Paul Ryckoff said be planned to dlacus the ruling with QtJ llauger Robert Wyan and City Attorney Haab Coffin before deddln1 if a lpecUd city couadl lf1Nl111 .... t0 be cga.. ................. __ . flllnl•....-i. C9'lln .... the dl;r Ol'dt"'""e w ............ = coaaTi'"OHlilaatie. If membea waated to punue Ule subJeet. be 1-llcaled an appeal would be bued oo the COOltltu· tionality of the eounlJ law. Cofftn allo noted that the law wasn't a prohibition blocking ~ campaign contributions. He said it merely set the ata(e ror diaquallflcat1on of coun· cilmen, a move that councilmen Earlier in the rally, revolu· tionary lea der Ayatolla h Ruhollah Khomeini said in a · speech read by bis son Ahmad that Carter was .. follqwtng the wroog path" in bis efforts to free Poisoner Tells Demand lbe hostages and "dluat re a.Ille IF/. 50 D S .1--Cha ~ .. bis support for' the ousted ,,, 'a:nls ia.nwnds From •D>P. rmar~t in sbab ... does not leave room r -r.- for an honorable solution of the s AN O IE GO (A p) -sauce was found Sunday at a issue." . . Authorities awaited word today Safeway store in Pacific Beach, store in the area'' unless the ~ mand for diamonds was met. The Kbomemi speech made no from an extortionist wbe wants four miles from a La Jolla store men~on of a t.~fer of _iM.. _...$0-diamond&-Jr&m-tbe-natioo's-wheff a jar-~ pickles Police Lt. Ron Seden would ny only tbat "negofiatioos" with the extortioaiata were un· der way. liOifages tO Iiaman government largest supermarket chain in ex· was found with a note attached e91tody. change for revealing what foods Saturday, authorities said. )<.~meini reiterated that the on st.ore shelves may have been The note signed by "The dee~ oo whether to free lbe laced with deadly cyanide. Poison Gang" threatened to Tbe note atPcbed to the pickle jar told s.teway •. wbicb operates 4S st.ores in San Diego County and IOllle 2,G08 Datioowide, "It is up to you what will happen next." Amencans would be made by A bottle of tainted teriyaki ''poison food in every Safeway the new Parliament. which is not elected and i8 not expected to convene unW late s pring at tbe earliest. U .S. officials be lieve . however. ~the tnnsfer ol the American• to government tutodJ will lessen the threat to , tbeir safety and facilitate oegotiltloos for their release. Bmb Withdraws INDIANAPOLIS (AP> Former U .N. Ambassador George Bu.ab bas withdrawn from Iwllan•'s Republican pn- sidenu.& primary May 6 after decidial his showing lD lll1nols did no& lilode well for aueeeu in tbis Dll&bboring state, cam· pal&n GMciala said. · ...... PunlaSp~y CAninHB·-- A'9at • can parked ••• ~ Beacll Ca~oUc elaareb were ~ wWl anti· m and pant rock 11ocau aometlme late MciMaJ, police reported ......,_ Vletilu of the pafftti • at\aell, man1 wbo are n••bcn of SU. Slmon U# hde c.tboHc CIMlrdl. .... llapolia St.. told pollee an Of tbe ean were :s:wttb blaek pal.Ill. ....., ,.._attack, . Aid. appears to be 'CM ..ts fll cme IDdl.Wual. ~ ........ dam ... ,,.. ....... . Laguna Greenbelt Wins Panel Backing "Yoo ban until 8 p.m . t.odQ to obtain fifty (50) loose diamonds ooe (1) carat or terser of good quallt;y. You "1ll be coa- tacted! n tbe note read. Police said llooday a man with "an older voice" called the Pacific Beach. atore Swaday ., nipt, .,...... tbat a botdt ol terl1aki sauce bad been poiaoaed. BJ PHIL SNEIDERMAN OI .. DMlr l'tMt St.ff Plans for preservation of the 4,367·acre Aliso G r:.ee nbelt southeast ol Lagwul Beach, with limited recreational and a1ricultunl development, were approved .)(Gilday by the South COUt Regional Commission. Commiaaloners added a stipulation, however, that addl· tional plans should be developed for protection of archeological remainl of bistorlc Indian seWe-mentl. -- M onclay•a re comm endatlon will be forwarded to the CallforDla Coutal Commiuion. which 11 expected to comider the p11D at a mid-April meeting. Tbe AUlo Greenbelt area eon· 118b of undeveloped land lm· mecli8telJ Mlt and south of PM City of Laguna Beach between the clt;y and the development of Lapna Nlpel and the proposed Allio Viejo development. It ex- tendl to Alilo County Beach. E!'elel¢' plUll call for pres- enaUoll ol mo.t of this area in lll utural state. Public recrea- U o a fadliUu, includln1 c:ampdtea--...d plentc giounds, would aeeount fol' about 13 per· cent of the COta1 area. To ,.nente tun.di for maln- tenaace ol tbt lud, a vineyard witb a:noeitted wia•ry uf r•taaraat fl ptaaaed, aloa1 .,.. a ..-room rer.t hotel and conference center. Expansion of the Ben Brown Golf Course also is expected. The couta1 commissioners ac- cep(ed a .Wf recommenUtioo that two restauranta propoled for the Moulton Meadows area be moved to another loeatlon. The City of Laguna Beach plans to annex and cootrol this area. A county Deputment of Health apokHwoman, Dr. a~ a ..... l&id tb• aauce WU lpited wtfb a lethal dclle of poiloG. Siie said the 46-ounee Jar of Vlallc ~ pickles coeh•ed t,400 mJJ&rama of cyudde - R e presentatives from an more tb.aa ftft timel the amount Orange County Indian tribe ,, needed to kill a human. asked the commiuionen to uy "U a family bad eatea u..t elude in the Allio plan pro-bottle ol ...,.. it would ban vlslona for proteetlDg Indian killed U... ..u;,.. aid ~ archeoloelcal lites lD the area, O.....U OlraMI' 1&1 Joaw-. UHl'tina that U..,.. are 8llP'I 1be LA loUa an WU cklMd the few attes 'not deatroyed bJ Sunda1 wllU• emp!OJH• tbe development boom ln 1co...-tM ....net f« o&ber Oran1eCouatJ. .__ tMt ........... bem c.- Silver Taken In BurglarY - Newport ·Beach police are seekln1 a bur1lar wbo took silver ad other •aluablel wortfa more tb.an $21,000 from Uae Westellff abop of an dltarfor -decorator'. Tbe break-in wu ... ,.ned SUnclq at the Jme Hill llldo. lMI Wtltdi« Drtft. . A .... the mlHiBI tMm1 wen ..._... ~:of ·Ill~ ftatw .. ..a.~ ·' tamial&M. • impoeed upoo themselvet:--·--. The Monday ruling was the second nvenal of a city cam- paian ordinance. ordered by Judge Wallin. Richard Spooner, president of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce, brought an earlier suit aimed at a dif. ferenl city campaign law which Views Alretl pertained to contributions to ballot measure campaigns. That law set a $200 limit on contribution to city ba llot meanre campaigns, idenU cat to the state-imposed limit on con- tributions t.o council candidates As in Monday's rulinJ. Judge Wallin held that UmilaUon to be a violatioo of the right of free speech. Tiro Fifth District Hopefuls P·rofiled Plllllp •auer, 62, of SZS~ Diamcmd .\ve,. Balboa l&laald. ·OCCUPATION: retired IMi· neuman and echlcator. WHY ARE YOU RUNNING! I've been loiDI to city eomcll meetinp for the puL.28 years and I used to like what I aaw. I served three times as pres- ident of the Balboa bland tmprove121ent A.uoclatlon -r1nt-e veTy ....,... time I appeared before tbe COUD· cil. I was oven a fair hearin&. In the put four yean, the coun- cil meetings have been marted by a marllnl. discourteous ma· jority. The council aboaJd eare and list.en. WHAT DO YOU SEE AS 11IE llOST PRESSING ISSUE FACING THE ClTY IN 11IE NEXT FOUR YEARS? I tblnk It •a tbe ooe we can do least about traffic on. tbe state billrwa.Ys. u well a all OftJ' town. It'• tbe one tbial that worries people UD· ct.meatb. wbetbeJ' tbe:J'"re talk· in& aboclt maJq cbaqes in tbe * • * Pl1unmer Gets . Endorsement Of Melnriie old parts of town or densit> Oc future developments. AS A COUNCIL MEMBER. HOW WOULD YOU SOLVE THAT PROBLEM? I think oae. =--~or dealinc with OUJ' beach ...aid M to bave more police. .. ~ tn.tlk -end.al Umea. We eoakt clo someddng · aa.. ~ t.be traffic aipals for tbroqh ....... Tbolle _. adlcas. ID the .........., I tldM we must work cloMtJ' wltll tM Oraoce County Trauportatioa Commlasioa to get u.u.,b to the state to get tbe lands we need for road coo- •Lrudiell. •. HOW DO YOU STAND ON PROPOSITIONS A AND D? Yes on A. DO oo D. (A would change city eleetkm5 to November of odd·DlllDbered years to coincide wit.la &ellool e1«tions; D would cbaage · clty elections t~ No- vember ol even·oumbered years · · to coiDcide with geoeraJ elec~ tiou.) Pnl S,eMll, 61. of 1200 S. Bay Froot, Balboa lslaod. In· cum bent. -OGCUPATJON~ Retired. WHY ARE YOU RUNNING? ln (be past two years, I feel the new council bas made ver7 1ood ~ mo•es on behalf ol tbe c ity , the danger being tbose moves coald be re- versed if tbe c ouncil C b a D g e I • •YCSCWI' Some ol tbose accomplbhments include the density reductions in <See·VIEWS. Pace AZ~ Coat Wea ... er OMrilll KIM with IUD· ny da11 prevalllnc_ tbrou1b Wednesday.~ SH1htly windy wlt11 beavitl' breeses iD coastal and moentaia reclon_•i W.b temperature todQ ua Welle e ••in 1ow 'lOa. Lows ....... 45 to so: . DB ... T••-'Y 1 ~....,.. .. .,.., ,,.. -.0 ,._,,..,a CM ....... •I • s••t• ••o t•uta .., ••••• at• JU Mw " 4n ...... .,. lf•pat•f ,,... .... ,.. .... s.. PtitAI . ...... .... ,.911., .. ·TM MWIA ...... of dae ~---~ • ..._ •• co.tu . C.•' nd• c.Di4 • ..., ... ........................ of • .., ........... toe Mailll atJ c .. eDmr Braam leroard1 ••Hn.4 lD ll~ Beaell ti.at ... .... ~.,, ..... ...... co• ml1alon are oot 1tnn• ...... "It ta not ~J: fw eom-. mUa~ to a frofA .mat· \en lD wtUdl tbe)' haft NC4dwd d::~ eoatrlbatlou, •• be ·~Clftldall wou)d not be do- illl wllat tbeJ are elected er ap. polnt.ed to do ••• Instead, Bernardi wants to prohibit action ol aDy ldDd OD applications by developers or bullden wbo make coatrtbatkm to •• , of u.. reasooat com· minion'• 12 miemben. Tbe cnmm'ee!ce wUl study Ida propoal at a mtttlBI ID Tor· ranee April 21. Bernardi replaced Loa An•el• CitJ Coanellman Anbv SDyder Oil tbe comml•s\cm, Pa I YI• A ....... • •• .. •••lie• sa,s wu fareed to qalt 1Mt moat.b after di8cb1lrel tUt }le_ ·~~~~=~-~~ '-··<IM ..... ecim111l~te: nsu.-. Ille pr•erilttmMmtmc praetlces of Dr. Gearae . cetnct ap to-·'°° In eoatn• Nidia• 11.._, Ille tat. rock 'a' roll star'• plualetaa. t1cma !Nm Mlnww who Md , ~ ·Jiit..._ t.o ...,..U.. tbe report Moeda1. tbe &raDd Jury m~::.. ~Q. Bleltll ~~ fiiiti90Q b'OID Dr. Die llutrtaea4. dUet ol patholoo at "Riek'' BrkbclD wu lllted .. =;pu.t 8-pital, wbo cmdllded tbe autopey after ~·1 one o1 thoM ,,..•hdDIS .. wllie atb Au&. U. lfm. a1JepdlJ 1lled t1Mir pomuae • a tool to balSdap of tllelr eampelp fiDaneea. 'Goatli/t' Slated On Clemente lsla,ul, Erlebaa luld ecdlnned tbat be accepted $10,000 hom coata1 commtsskm appllcata. He Ud annoaneed pNftoallJ that be Is qlllttinl Use com· mlaAOD later tlila moath to nm for the State ANembly. Berunll said tbe aceeptance of Ulil.fonn cf contrlbutioaa bu By STEVE JllTCllELL voracious animals att destroy· downgraded opinions ol public 01 • Dlllty,..... s!Mf • e ral endangered s,.._ies official.I. h U S N --"" ·"'~ tog 5 ve ..--·•It tends to relnforc• the T e . . avy auu an enwuuu· of plants and allimab on the ... mental eroup are picking up the island, and bad propoaed to public oploiaa th.t we all are a air fare for more than 4,000 shoot the goats. bunch cf croob," be aald. goats which are expected to be F d r . 1 Bernardi said bl.a proposal ls airlifted from San Clemente But tbe un or Aruma 5 import.ant in that tt Will assure Island to the mainland begin· =~~:.=;: :008: ~e~f:~~ responsible people that they Ding April 9. Animals Time (GOAT) got a won"t 1:>e coerced mto making That's the c!~~ th_~fl.D_al _M_· -}udp~eF-the-Navy--to-loot . .contrlbutioa&; in retttnl for a lint.ea gales Will be set up to into citber means of ridding the favorable deciaion. capture many or tbe Island island ot the animals. He said the guJdellDea a1ao pata, and a 1pokelwoman fer u .S. District Court Judse -'would be welcomed bJ rea,PClDA- U.. Fmd fir Ant•w ......., MJ9 Robert Ta.kuuai ordered the ble builder'I and deftloperi. abe laopes eo pene6l of the Navy to allow trapping and re-"They must feel tbat theft animals will be removed within loeaUon o1 the soata trom ow alwara la a daru.l tlaat Ulilf wW the first 90 days ol Ule operMioa. i.llud to a nortMrD Ca.lifGnlia be bit t.o rmlre CCIDtrtballem. The animal airlift enda a ,.,-. raneb lut December. The State Ooata1 Comrnteton loog dispute between the Navy was kbedaled mcs.1 to ~ and envuoomentallat.s over tbe guidelines that would prolltUoa fate of 4,000 wild eoats oo San individual commiaaionen ft"Om Clemente I.stand. voting on matters ln which they Navy officials claim the VIEWS • • • received money Seizure Seen Death Cause • In Pier Fall Orange County coroner'• ctep. uties say they believe a sebure was the cause or the weekend drowning or a 21-year-old Laguna Beach man •bo fell into Newport Harbor. Patrick Brian Randall cl 13115 .Ske7llne-l>rive drowned SunQy- mol'lliq aft.er f alllq off a dock at 3'50 ~a Oporto. According to police, tbe YOUD& man, anemployeeolt.beNewport sarunc School, WU ltan4J.DC 00 Ute ~ ta1kina on a telephone to another employee in tbe s chool's omce. The ~ worker told officers the canvenatloll wu abruptly terminated and the thoul.bt abe beard a splash. I) aearcb for the misaina man pioved futile W1W a diver from tbe city lifeguard department was called in and recovered his tiody from the bay. , Tbe dead mao's f~mlly told ~lice be was a strong swimmer. t they al.lo noted be wu an iteptic. I t I DAILY PILOT l'-0... ~ OelolJ ,.... -...... .. ~--..._. ........ .,, .. ei:~~~~-~ .,,., c.-..._, --. ~ lbe im general plan amend· meirt, tbe new pie for eleaning up the Upper Bay and renewtng eUol"U to get the Back Bay Drive aewer installed. WHAT DO YOU SEE AS THE Police Seek Identify of MosT Passs1NG 1ssuE Dead Woman FACING THE CITY IN THE __ _ NEXT FOUR YEARS? At tlm potnt the l8ae la bl& 1pend\D1 lD Tbe Onmce County coroner's tbe c&IDl)Uo -la It &olae to office toc1ay ii try1q to ditc::over steal UMi eieedon? Whether or tbe lda1tll1 of a JOQDC woman oot I'm· eleeted to me LI not as wbo died lloaday from \ibbown Important as paua1e of caaaes a Foaataln ValleJ Com- Propostlkm A. I can't •= munlty Baepltal. PropoettkJD D beeauae I ne Tbe ...,.n, wt.a wu Ml n...S W"e--oagllt" to staf Away fri)iii-to be aboal 20, bad ~Ill a partllan elections. I think we drive-bldalryOG1"1t5llaStreltln would have an unbealtby lhlq lf Sant.a AD.a. Sbe wu taken to tlle lt passed. FowltaiD Vallef llmpital becawe AS A COUNCIL )I EMBER, it wu the cia.e.t to tbe 1e1Da. HOW WOULD YOU SOLVE pollcetakl THAT PROBLEM? It really Tbere were no ladieatiom cl rests witb tbe voters. I've foalplay,aceonllftctooffleen. alw•Y;s tried to keep tbe real· The woman wu described u dent.a point of view ln mind about ft.e feet ftH bacbea tall =:r:ia~:fn ~u,! lZO PoUDdl, brown bail' aoci sewer conauucuol or oay btown .,ee. Sbe wu weartna a cleanup, but J can sure W'cft OD red, wtitte and blue blame and it blue Jolllnl lboel. TbeT'e wu a . HOW DO YOU ST AND ON small sear ,Qn her ricbt ankle. • PROPOSITIONS A AND DT Yes &!..I 0 __ BAALed i' OD A, DO OD D. (A would cban&e .tuU ._.. ___ city ~ons to November of odd-numbered yean to co1ncide WASHINGTON (AP) -'hoen· with acbool elections; D would ty demonatrator• mounted a c:haose dty el.etionl to Nov· vl1U on tbe Capitol st.pa oo ember cf even-numbe~ years Monday ID support ol a ban oa to cotndde with ceoeral elec· all U.S. military aid to tbe l"llllDC tlou. * * * junta In El SalYador. ...... _ .. J SUPPORT CITED • • • I ManSues / Over Mix.up In Ashes ~ --·-----·----- ....,,... .... ,..... BUYER OF .M>ttN WAV... ~ L.EAYU PROeATE COURT ..WCW ~ Olft), OIMf Men U11ildenltfted I WAYNE ..... ~ Judicial eoand1. ·which bad ap-~;.ed ~-=:a~~ or reeordin& wiibln co\lrtrooms while court ls 1D session. bad set June l u the date ror modifying ·that rule. Soden said the council warned judges "not to Jump tbe gun." Nan Enters Plea In Manslaughter S'AN9FRANCJSCO rAPf -A nun indicted in the death cf ber 76-year-old mother pleaded iJlno. cent to a manslaughter charge Monday lD Municipal Court. Judge Frank E . Hart set April D for a lftl1llllDar1 bea.riDI for AMaa suetaeomo. cbarpd In lbe de.th cl Boee Sangiacomo. School Employees Seek Wage Boost Non-t.eacblng employees of Newport·Mesa Un.ified School Diatrict are seeking a fl at $215 per maoth salary increase for all full-time .employees. a dis- trict oftlclal bu &DDOWlced. SuperiDtendeat John Nicoll said the diatrict's chapter of California School Employees A3· aociaUoo's request woaJd raise 1aJarte.-H --to-1lboat--30 pertt!lt~ depeDding on the employee's current salary placement. lo addition. the employee group seek.a 2.5 percent salary bikes for employees with 10 years aerrice, 5 percent for 15 years and 7 .5 percent for 20 ye an. CSEA allo propo1es that the di s trict pr ovid e fully paid medical, dental and vtsion care benefits for employees and their dependents. Nicoll said. Non-t.eaclung employees re- ceived a 6.5 percent acros.s-tbe- board wage increase last July 1. They are working under a t~ year cootract th.at eJtpires June 30. 1981. The $21.S per 1moot.h raises are sought as of Jwy 1. A public bearing on the wage and benefit package for some 900 employees ls scheduled for the April 8 me«i.na of district trustees at Harper Community Center, 425 E. 18th St .. Costa Mesa. ' A w id o'w er i s suing Westmlnlter Memorial Park for allegedly giving b1m someone else'• ubes tmtead of thoee ol bis late wtfe. Roland Stoutenbarcb of Lynwood contended in an Orange c.ounty ~or Coart lawsuit filed Monday lb.at tbe memor1al park made the error when be asked to have bis de- ceued wife, Annabelle, dialn· t.etted and mowd to a ceCIMtery in Ob.lo. The lawsuit saya Mn. Slnat.,.. burgb died April 4, lm, waa c reamated and buried i• Westminster. then 1uppoMJd.ly wu moved three moot.ha later to a cemetery ln Broolrpark, Ohio, near the couple's former residence. On OcL l , ''The plallltiff re- ceived a frantic t.ele'Dboae call from Westminster Memorial Park advial.Dg th.at be bad lD fact not received tbe cremains c aabes) of bis wife but bad m fact received the cremains of one Richard Wayne Gu.ihn, and that the cremain.s of his de- ceased wife bad beetl given to a thud party," lbe lawsuit stated. Stoutenburg.b said ln bia auit th.al be fouDd t.be aituaUGD '•re- pup•, c:iftwlft Nd tmak· iftC'• ud.a MkiDI for aD UD· spectned amount of money lD damages. East Bluff Names Boy of the Month On tbe basis of attitude, participatioo, respect, honesty and support, Robby Critcher bas earned the Member ol the Mootb a ward at the Eastbluff branch ol the Harbor Area Boys' Club. Tbe U -year..old was craded by the Boys' Club statr tllrouCh a daily pobrt system and at the end of February be bad .ac· cum u1ated the higbest number of POinta. New Viet Leader TOKYO CAP> -Vice Presi- dent Nguyen Huu Tbo bas been named JlftSident of. Vietnam, a largety ceremonial post, follow. ing the death cf President Too Day Th.ulg, Hanoi radio aa1d to- day. 1'b&nl died Sund~ at age 91. "HCll/I'-~ ~·~ :·;~-:( e ~-=.-::~-:.·....: ~ 1:.: ,..Q. ~-~ ..... be q...uoned wby tMir eam- patps wuald be JmlMd tofether. ••WJnt ~ t.bey do that? I don't bow, but tt won1el tbe bell out of me," be aald. lo addlUon to bl1 .. endone· fl ment; Melnaail pndlet.ed tbat a l , .......... . .. __ ,...._ ' ~ Mdl•.cw. . ,,_..._ ____ __ ' i . ~ ' ,. • • • I . ........ &...,, ..... ,. .... .................... "1 ,_ tt'a wbaU don't mow tbat me." lmlll · aatd h• ta=ed to eM aDll W11Ham1 to ntt!e ID IND ODer'dlu u ..... ..... 'l .. fold to.O mbld., owa wt rv So uaat._....,. rm ·~. mlrlDI an. 1l yean oa Ute councU, four ol t.bem•JMJW· Be DOUld tat lD aoee o1 diem • elecUam that ban lnvolftd blJD or oee\llT9CI wblle be wu IA of. flee bN be endoned a cu· dldate. H• ukllte11 ....._ Nw Plaw bec..e-·m ..,_'t belODl••tU&e ........ ... me to ....... I eoMltt1" .._ .. . ., '°""' plarl,'' ........ peater "lboU&d eome voter-~or extremelJ ~-·· Earlier be noted "Our ct· ty ti ID tba n of a U0t lltUe band ol polltJl:al maleoei.ta wbo bave _...our c:U.r .,,..... ment ma Wbole lot ol trwllle. l'lnall)', tile r.un., ~eou· ell.ma,....... tMt tM MUie o .. r ..-to ••ldllle db' M· Uou will be wcm }!f\'111mUoa D, u.e meuare ·~ "1' tM ~~-~ ANa QaiaW ~~~or.-:: numbered ,.an to eolndde with 1eural elecUona. P~ A, apduored by lbcW, WW... u4 Ufte fll tWr ooedl co11e.,...., bul Mt lllabmil, ................ . tto• to No•amber of odd· :=,= ......... ~ fin~ f~~lry 3S FASHION ISl"NO • NEWPORT llACH. CALIFORNIA 92(16() t , . . } .. • ' 7 -. . W~GTONtAP>-~ ilC 0.,-U.M1 . ..- U.. -·••at .. c1att I ca ,.. ........ --~ ... ll'• .. -.U..t tMa• ... •flt7. rMn ..... Ute~· 111ut'tabl a ln~ ol tM e·~···· .. required by lb• coe.t•uuoe llOlkill tJI ceaa• torma have beetl ... to AmerlHO a.... aad Ceuua Bureau offldaJ1 bope ~ ol tMm •W bt ru.cs ln ud ma1i.ct bl~ b~ lod&J TIM \Nbnnatiao ~leded it hnpartant bl many w.,.. It ts uaed, amonc «ber thlDa•. to di.a· tribute members ol lbe House ol RepHH1ttathea amo1t1 the .t•t•. to ndbtrtn ataie and local ao•emmenta and to al loute money for doaen1 of federal pn)IJ"aJDI. Rlatorieally. one of the bluest· pl'Oblema bu been missin1 peo- ple. With more than Z22 million people bl the country. counting them is an eoonnOU4 undetta.k:ing and bureau officiala coocede some people will be overlooked. 'A cocQplete count -precise to the lut person -la obviously impouible. Our objective la t.o come a cloee u possible," said Census Director Vincent Barabba. -~ ......... COf'FEE IREAK Back Runner Brown .... '1 . . . • muddy rOadl )D the oortbwtlt Dirt ol the .uu. KemMNty 1wtteb6d mat.el)' to m•k• • campatan 1tand lo Wltcooatn after a palr of Demoaadc UPMtl over Carter · lutTUeldaY. "I'm bopeful that the voters wUl 1eQd 1 clear menace to Wa•bJn&too and to the American people that they'~ Just fed up," the Mauacbusetta senator said, presama. as always. bis crttictsm of administration economic polJctes. He bad planned to let today's prh:naries 10 with no more than a token campaign, but changed bis mlod after defeating lhe preeident in New York and Con· neeticut a week ago. Tbe late challenge led the Carter ca.mp to intensify its ef. fort. · -~~ VIC£ PRESIDENT MONDALE GETS A CAMPAIGN KISS Carter'• Stand-In Wortca the W1sconaln HuaUnga 'Best •• Coa •t' Kaiser ·Employees Get New Contract -·-&ffieiah elttutat.r-ttir..r~.-~~ LOS ANGELES <AP> -Unton members at Kaiser Permanente Hospitals have eQded thl' thre:..t of a stnke by rat1fy1ng what one spokesman called "probably the bei.t hospital contract that ha~ t•ver lx'en won on the V.e~t Coa5t thas }E'ar · lo c ut patient population and canceling non·emergency X-ray and radiology appoantinents ( a s II h ti " R rr fr IJ WI Ju it ed a 1 ofl res ar ., Se Ho Ed aaJ thf ma much as 2.5 percent of the population was missed in 1970, even more among minority groups. The undercount bas led to pro· posals that the final figures be adjU$ted to reflect people who are missed, although bureau of- ficials stress that it would be ex- tremely difficult to determine how many people are missed and who and where ttiey are. Barabba said the bureau plaµs a post·count survey or 250,000 homes. The in!ormaUon collected will be compared with data col· lected in the regular census and may provide a picture of the UD· derromit, he iold a news COD· rerence la!t week. He said the bureau will oot de· cide OD adjusting the figures UD· tU about the end of this year. An honor guard places a casket of one of the Americans killed earlier th.is month in the crash of a Polish jetliner. in a hangar for a brief ceremony. The re marns or 31 Americans killed March 14 arrived earlier at Andrews Air Force Base. Maryland Qua es Rattle St. Helens COUGAR. Wash. <AP> - Three aiuble earthquakes rat- tled Mount St. Helens overnight. as scientists said molten ..,rock may have risen to wit.bin ""9.300 feet of the sumalit, and a lava erupUoo was still possible from the smoldering volcano. The strongest of the quakes occurred at 8:24 p.m. and reg. istered 4.7 on the Richter scale, according lo the U .S Geolog>cal Survey in Golden, Colo. Jt was the largest or the earthquakes that began occurring with great frequency a few days before the volcano began erupting last week. The most recent quake oc· curred at 4:32 a.m . today and was pegged at 4.6 ma~tude, the survey's National Earth· quake Information Center said. A quake registering 4 5 occurred at 12:55 a .m. The Richter scale measures ground motion as recorded on 25Bum Up Census· Cards SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The census forms o( about 25 persons have gone up in names outside tbe Federal Building in San Francisco in a protest against the population count. "We feel the cens us is an in· vasion of privacy... Victoria Varga, spokeswoman for pro· testing member s of the Libertarian Party. said Monday. The demonstrators feel the census should only be a bead count to determine con· gressional apportionment, as re- quired by the Constitution, sbe said. seismographs, and a quake of 4 can cause moderate damage. ~Dan Miller of the Geological Survey's Volcano Hazards Proj- ect ln Golden on Monday dis· cussed the possibility of a lava .eruption after residents of the Portland. Ore., area were warned of the dangers of volcanic ash. M Iller said in a telephone in· terv1ew from Vancouver, Wash., across the Columbia River from Portland, tbat geologists still had found no evidence of lava in the eruptions of steam. gas and ash that began March 'Z7. But he said there were three signs that magma -molten rock -may have risen t.o within · one kilometer or 3.270 feet of the summit: -''The.progression upward" of seismic activity. lncreuln&ly frequent small earthquakes were centered about rive kilometers below the base ol the volcano a week before the erup· lions and moved t.o within three kilometers of the base by March 24. Since the eruptions began, .. many quake epicenters" have been recorded within the volcanic cone. Milter said. -"Hot spots" recorded by in· fra·red equipment and indicated by the melting or snow and ice on the mountainside. -"Gases that have been analyzed" from plumes rising as Mental Tests Slated For Slaying Suspect Ronald Spring, the Long Beach man charged with the murder of a Catholic priest earlier this year in Seal Beach, will be exam.med by two court· appointed psychiatnsts. ~Superior Court Judge Richard i.eacom Monday said the psychiatrists would determine if Spring, 33, is mentally capable of standing trial \on a murder charge. The two psychiatri~ts named by Beacom are Dr. David Sheffner of Newport Beach and Dr. Kaucbal Sbarma of Los Anieles. They will report back lo the court by May l. Spring could be committed to a s tate mental hospital until judged mentally sound to stand trial. He pleaded innocent .to the murder charge during arraign· menl proceedings earlier this month. Spring allegedly hit Father Fe.lix l)oberty in the bead with one J>UD(:b last February after parking bi.I motorcycle outside the rectory of St. Anne's Catholic Church. Father Doherty collapsed a week after being struck and went into a coma. He underwent surgery ror rem~al or a blood clot in the area where he was hit by tbe man's fist but died days lat•r at St. Johns Hosplt..a.l in Santa Monica. Mare Meets Tr&gic End Musician Has Praises f o r R escue Efforts BJ ARTlllJR R. VINSEL OI -o.llf .. 1 ... Staff TheJ were too late to save singer-eompoeer-guitarist Jose Fellciano's a.aed. blind white mare 'Wbicb stumbled into a pool on hla VUla Part estate Sunday, but today be pralaed Orange CouDQ Aaimal Control ottlcen .. ly'ing on her side in three feet of stagnant water, exhausted and near death. "ThiJ pe>or mare was blind," Lt. Robillard noted, adding that otherwise,. it appeared Fell- ciano's elaerly horse appeared to have been glven excellent care and wu 1n good cohd.ition. ''Sbe looked in super shape . . ,"be said. One Jo& at the trapped bone, wblcb had suffered numerous equipment to bollt the old white mare from the murky waten. "Jose was there a.nd he.came out of ~ house," Lt. Robill&J"4. said .. Firet11bters working with animal control officers suc·- ceeded in bo1ltJ.u the bone out or the pool, which invesU,aton said la nonnally dry and used u a refuse plt. high e11 10,000 reet above the 9.677·foot summit. Miller saad the pre.ence of sulfur and sulfur dioxide. in particular, suggested the possibility of magma. The U.S. Forest Service said Monday that sulfur in the flne. sand·like ash could irntale the nose and lungs, corrode cloth and metal and increase the acidity of water temporanly in the Port.land area. Ash from the volcano has been round and identified by scientists as far as Spokane. 300 miles to the east. northeast The growtng C(Owds or people trying to reach the mountain led Cowlitz County comm1i.s1oners to declare a state or emergenc> m an attempt to bring m the Wa~ington National.Guard Sbenff's deputy Ben Bena said the department had 48 officers. and needed 100 more to maintain roadblocks and control traffic Nolan Lewis. county emergency services director. c;a1d tramc ,ams on tughwa}s ~oukJ make evacuatJon 1mposs1ble Action by the National Guard would reqwre a declaration b~ Gov. Oixy Lee Ray . who said she hoped an observauon point could be established so that people could see the l.'vent 1n a controlled manner The annc.ul oonwnt1on of the Cahf0fn1a Jewel4t's wu held 1n Napa th11 tut w..-.nd and one of the highhgh1s for me wes a chance to talk with Janice Mack ot the Oemolog1c al lnst1tut1 01 Amenca about ~ new tecl'ln1· quee for teatlng gemetones ano detecting synthellca Jamee 1s reoognlzeO u one of 1n1s coun· tr{s loremo11 ex~ "' tM held or gemology. I also hed the opportunity ot hearing Don Hamann. pre11· dent of Iha Jawatara 01 Am1nca. and Mitchell Qf1bert edltOf of OM o(. IN NllOn't most Pf91llglous J..-elry tf'9dl lou"*-•he ~on ttte rOle of 11'9 j...._, In toct.y'• ec· conomy. Another fMtut9 of the Pl'oOf*'I waa a roundllbte di~ CUAlon with tettow ~ 1n whlctl .. .,, ... ldees and In· for,,.tlon, mutual p<obi.ma and IOluttoM . Thl9 conW!fttton 19 one ot the beet •• 1 knOW or to kMP ...... bf What'• NppenC" the l~·ll'tdu.tfY. It Shghtl) les5 than half the R.000 membt'rl> of l..ocal 3~9 or th<' Ser' ice f.mploy£-el> lnlt-rnd t1onal l·nwn tumed out MondJy to "ote 2.497 to 94 l in ra vor of t,hc t '4 o year pact It provide<> a 9 perc·ent r.11 ... ~ lht> first year and an IS !; pcrr1•nt htkE· the ~ ~e .. r a:. '4ell ~ in creased fnn~I' benPht-;, 'ta1d un ion spokesman Dcnm!> Eames VotUlJ! on the new pact was held a t Kaiser 's Southern Cahfonua locations throughout the da> The a~reement v. a5 reached Sunday n1~hl by n1·1itot1ators for the_boc,p1J01h .and Local l99 following a marathon 38·hour bargauun~ se~100 Tht.' r WTent averaRe v.e1ghted salary of KaJser -.orker' 1i. $6 26 a n hour. although s killed med1cal techn1c1ans earn coo· !l ld e r.ab~m ore. a union spokesm aid. Kaiser s p1tab are localt'd in Hollywood. West Loi. Anl{el~. Panorama C ty . Bellrlower. Harbor C1tv and 5anta Ana The company had been taking precaUt1onan steps In fase Of 3 poss1blt-~true. including moH·~ Teen Slayer Sentenced A San Clemc.:ntt 'outh convu.·t ('d or murder ha~ b(>c.•n sentenced bv an Oran1it<> Count) Superior Co.urt Jud~e to 25 ~ l'<.tr-; to hfe in lhl.' C'U!>tod) of th,, l .1hforn1a 'I outh Authurll" John ~:mbra·) 14 v.a-; found ~u1lt) or f1r-.t d1·~ret· murdc·r t•arller th1 -. month b' JudJ!t· }I a son Ft•nton ir1 <1 nOfl· JUr'l- tnal Embra) v.a~ <.rc·used of s h ootin g Jnd .. 1e1bb1n~ a Capistrano R('afh man dunn~ an argument 1n So.n Clemente late last year The argument C'Oncerned a transistor radio that Embray'!> ·motberhadg1ven toh1 m . @ EiEM WISE OC, Edis~n To Split Study Cost Orange County officials have-. agreed to split the cost of a.n- S80 ,000 land use study with Southern California Edison to predict future needs for roads, sc hools, police and other services The stud y wall use com putenied aerial photographs m <'Orn banahon with the results of -the l980 census LO come...up wl1.h pro1ect1ons for service:-and elet'tncal use dunng the next decade · As they l>1gned the $80.00<' f>a ct, county 0Uic11Ws stressed the importance or the census, saying the county stands to gain a subetantiaJ amount or federal dollars as tht> result of an at· rurate"populat1on count. "The census could mean as much as Sl.20 m1Uion to Orange County residents." said Gregory Winterbottom, chairman or a: county census committee But ofrtcials didn't know how much the rounty presently 1s re 11 ce1vang in federal funds for hous· 1 n ~ . park -;. e du c·a t 1 on , trans portation and a host of other ser\'lrei; in which all<><:a· tt>n 1s ba~ed on popolatton SJ~l1st1cs lio '4-ever . many county of fJcials said Orange Count y wai. und('rcounted during t he 1970 na tlonal census And the underC'ount would not bt• erased by the slate's annual populallon updatt.'. since that up. date 1s based on the 1970.. na- tional figures. they said ''Therf's not a SUlgJe state or federal pro~ra m that gives ~t>rv1t•e to people that won't re. quire a new 1ust1ficat1on for that program, all based on the 1980 cerwus If we can't produce the 1ustif1cat10n. we won 't get the money." said John Oedischew. or the county adm1n1stratlon of hce the callber Of our people wont· ing lrn>t'e Margaret Armstrong has been doing a great JoO tor us •n managing lhe rep8ir de- partment lor the past eight years.·We have had to add three new people ,,, the last six mon\M to help with the vOlume of WOfk that goes through that depettment. Two of them we watchmakef'S. Richard Lernke 11 a certified' Master Watchmaker. a graduate of the America,; ACadamy of Harology. H• ~his 3 yr apprenbc:eentp •n the state of W1t<:0n11n .,a has had 33 years expeoance before coming to us from Honolulu Where he has been the last 5 years with Grenet Broth«s. Robert Tlhtnyl le European trelntd. He it Hungerten and hu earned the German dlptoma 1n watchmek1ng. He hal 15 yurs or •xpeMnclt •t the watch bench . . . moat of which WIS ~nt In Munich and DuaMIOOrt Felidano, 34, who lives on a thne·•tre estate in the Santa AD• llount.alna foot.bllla where others allo keep horses, ,,u at bome Slmaay when lbe trqedy was discovered by a family ,111emblr. By day'1 end, the animal wouJd M put out of ber milery. . cuts and bruises llaillng to escape the terrifying watery pit and lt was clear extra help would be needed: "Tbey were dumpin1 tree trlmmlop and palm ftondl into lt and with our receJlt rain.a, it filled up," Lt. Robillard ex. plained. me th• opportunity to what other• ere doing and edlpt the ti.t of H to our atore ao that we can aarv• ouf custorren bett9f AKLES H. BJ\RR We h~ alw~ been known fOf our fine MNiee ~nt encs are very proud 01 that oood reputation With the eddtd MIP of theM !WO....,.,, watcflmakera. we ere ~"9 to 9IY1 our cuatomera even better and quicker .. ~IC• ttlal\ before. "We bave no Idea bow lonc lt waa bl &be PoOl." Oraqe Oowrt.Y Aalmal Cost.trot Lt. Dlek BobUlsd uJd today. Be laicl tbe flrst animal COD• tnl ..._.on tbe aeea. at 12:45 p.a . flllDd tbe esU\<,ed -.. , • She WU in deep Shock (n)m wouoda and terror, inveaUcaton aald. Tbe J'ellclano-f amlly called ill own veterinarian .and Ora.qe Coum7 Jl'lre Departmeut penon· nel were diapatebed with Utt AnlmaJ control officers, after n,earl)' four boun, joined the vet l.6 recoaunmd.lnc euthanula for tbe »,..r-old mare. He laid Feliciano, 34, a Gram-· m 1 Award-wlnninc c:elel>rlty, lrHPI two other bOne• •t t.M woodly V1Ua Park estate. Our ..met dtpertment 11 a .,.,., IMportant pllf1 of our busA· ,,... and we .. Y«Y proud of .t.u•••Gftll '•• ... , l . to fret about counting yourself. Tbe U.S. Cemua forms were due in the hands of tbe postal aenice thia Aprill. You know what the cemus ia. It wu eatabllahed ao the government could determine where to draw lines oo tbe map for congreulonat districts. This year. tbe U.S. Census form wu aeat out oo the luck of the draw. If you were lucky. Y'OU 1ot the abort form with only 19 silly questiooa. If you were unlucky-April Fool!-you 1ot to sweat over the Jong shenanigan with 69 bead-apinnen to amwer. This, of course, included a govemment probe of your plumbing How many toilet.a do you have in your place. anyway? Don't tell JDe that's none of my bualnesa. IC the government can aak, why can't 11 You just don't understand. In esta~liabing new COD· greaajooal district llnea, lt may ~very. important to bave a headcount on heads . WRONG TlllNKEBS MJGllT suggest that numbers of toilets can't have anything to do with congressmen. Well. I know a congressman wbo once stood OD top of one. Of course· be wun 't a congressman then. He wu just a state assemblyman. So I eueu that doesn't wub. Or maybe It just doesn't Ouab. Anyway, there lJ no reasoa ln the world why )'OU shouldn't answer all the very personal questiom on the census form. That's because the eovemment bu given you tts absolute assurance that all answers will be kept strictly · confidential. Very secret. What day did you aay it was today? I HAVE MORE FAJTB ln the people who ran an ad to- day offering you professionally designed office suites adja· cent to John Wayne Airport, restaurant row and three freeways with the rent free. Janitor service and utijities are included. _ Despite all this, we're having a celebration around our house tonight. The son of o~ place was b9m on April 1. How would you like to 10 through life with people aayin1 to you "Happy Blrthd•Y •April Fool. .. " Anybody with that lifelong problem deserves a party. And a real happy blrthday. WEATHER 'Oops' Suit Wort Backs Surgical Case -LANSING .. -ll.icb. -{AP) -:=.Jl11WJ0' <nweo-aay1 be beerd -.Omeooe ny, "Oops, I cut 1D the wroa& place:• duriDI h1I benala operation. Ol'Olco ftled a malprectice 1ult that wu thrown out by two courts. But Monday, the state SUpreme Court reinltated b1I cue. Tbe ault: ftled over a 1972 operaUoa at Henry P'ord KOlpltal In Detroit, bad been dilmlaaed in Wayne County Ctrcu.tt Court and the State Court of Appeals. Both ruJed that what 0ro&eo beard WU Itself not eaou«h evidence to prove ne1ll1ence becaUM tt wu not clear wbo aaldlt and to what tbe remart referred. Orosco claimed tilt -. a r91u,tt ot ~al dama1e. tbe IUPPlJ of blood to one of bis testicles waa ~. ca..tna ~to etrophj. Medical experts testified that Oi'oaco sulferea d&mqe ot tbe type caused by impaired blood supply durtnc berala ~. Orosco testified t.bat under parUaJ anestaetlc fie Mara someone say: "U you work at what you do, you can do the 1ame •&J I'm do ... oopsL I cut In the wronc place." "'Ibere was evidence that ooe of the docton ... caQlllt hUnaelf cutting in the wrong place," the Supreme Court said ln or· diring a new trial. Judge .Throws Out Astrology Defense FORT LAUDERDALE, 'Fla. (AP) -The way attorney Jack N ageley saw it, he was giving the judge a ·chance to "foUow the now into the brotherhood of man" by entertaining the notion that b.is client's life of crime was ordained by the stars. But Broward Circuit Judge Joseph E. Price, who said be wu "in· clined to believe there ia a cer· lain verity" to astrology, threw out the propc»ed defenae at a pretrial bearia1 Monda7 tor 23-year~ Mark Quinn Deatoa. who is charged with rape. rob- bery &Dd assault. ''One would wonder whether yo u have cynically decided to do lb.U to have a clrcus," Price told Nageley, who promptly resigneCS aa Dentoo's counael. Tbe "judge, who later said he would have removed N ageley if the lawyer bad not quit, ordered the state attorney's office to ln· veaUgate NageJey for posaible professional mi.aeonduct. . Nage&ey, 57, who a decade ago unaucceasfully defended Jack "Murf the Surf" Murphy on murder aod jewel thdt charges, s aid be would tender bis resign•· lion to the Florida Bar -a move Price aaid could preclude &n)'C~ee. 0eotoG I trial WU postponed indefinitely. ·,,.. _,_c•llMGt eame u the IO"ftlm.al .,.._ .. .......,.. lDI tut.,..,, price eoll1DM. ud • • m~ _....,.('Jim Aid tt ml* loM • m,eb u • mWoa u a reeult ot Ila •• ,,.., wtdl the lfuata. . . . ' . Tb8 price of allftr, wtaldl roee to more tbaa '80 an CMmCe ID lauary aa:dd ~ lbat the huntl and others wen trym, to capWl'e the m•dlet. tamb&ed to tl0.80 t .. t week. · Whim U.. Hunts enDOUDced plan.I to lllue 1Uver-becked boadl. IUYW ...... .._. c ...... _ .. some •Invest.on feared tM1 were trytnc to ralae IDQM)' quickly to cover loam. Tbeo It WU revealed tbe ~ bad failed to meet a marcta call -deasand fOI" addltioul eollateral a1alnat 1oua Uled to _,, atoek or eomomodlUea -touc+lna off panic OD W,U ~ ~ G&OUP INC. -whlcb bad said lt ~ not 1uff• aJl7 km from Uquidatioa of the family's 11lver bo&diDp after the marim call wu not amwered -1.DDOU.Dced MoOclu ll could 1oee .. much u $.'IC) mlltloo. Bat the flrm Jatu said the Huntl bad paid $17 mUBoa. redudnc tbe apparent llabWty to $33 million. Meuwhlle, officiala ot tbe Securities and EuM0 1• Com- mlHkJD and the Commodities Futures Trad.lni Commluloa told • congreulooaJ committee their a,encles were lnvesttcattq the ailver attuatiocL NeJaoa Bunker Hunt owna S.6 percent of Bacbe'1 •~k and Uled the flnn few tbe bulk of b1a silver detUn11. ltlaalaattan Walk A long 11.ne of pedestnans crosses the Queensborougb Bridge into Manhattan this morning after a strike by 35,000 union transit workers, New Yo rk City's lint in 14 years, idled 6,400 subway cars and 4.SSO buaea. The Long Island Railroad, serving suburban areas. also announced a strike overpay. Paid Poht1cal Advertisement ELECT lllCIMBElll DONN Sllow Warnings Posted HALL trill:~ ~osta Mesa City Council Sout,lwm Flooding Force• Evacuatiom Temperat11res I --. . ._ HI LA ~. 47 ,. 44 20 .It tt " 0 4' :II .~ •2 :II 4' 25 "° Jl ,, » .JO 4' JO 41 40 ... " ., 70 )7 SS 27 .U ~-,, II » ... a n 14 .. u .. Alt " S7 S6 .. .01 " •s " " n SJ " «I Al 56 4IO " 1t '1 • St JI » C2 • n S4 41 ", .. ... ., S1 42 4t SS 1..41 .. '1 ........ 4J 24 .. ,. '1f a .If "' . ...... Mlk~ _.. ·~ '°ti ... _, $O<lthen1 C:.llfornl• t"I• ewnl119. Wftll lefr ~ predktlCf by IN ' Nat~I ~ S.N~e toni9M - Wedfwsday. Tempwaturn _. ••P«i.cl to be w•rrrMr ~y wllll • 111911 1tt ~ Antaelft In Ille mid to-~ Tiie......, wlftdt IM -Ila llMft ..... !Wft(lftg In ...... _ ... ,. eJIPKled to ~ Ill' ..-t _,, .._ .... tlto•fllltH-'-· TN llMOlel _.. npecttld to~ 111911 lemperet11rea Wedft•1de' --~ t.$ -1'11. tout ... the,_,.... 1.elftt.. ... Mtll-~ ....... Ifie-. • a '° t a '° t a 10 a • " DONN HALL IS FOR ... *Proper balance of land use. Residential -Commercial -Industrial *Quality housing * Decreased government con- trol in local affairs * Improved traffic circulation .Active ••• Experienced ••• Involved! DONN HALL IS QUALIFIED *Costa Mesa Councilman •Local Business Owner (Omega Industries. Inc.) •Vice-Chairman Redevelopment Agency * o.ant.oiD1rectors. ~ Mesa-Marin'--~------C:--osta Mesa Chamber of Commerce * Redevelopment of d6wn- town Costa Mesa I • Improvement of the quality of life in Costa Mesa • Past Chairman. Costa MEtsa Planning Commission \ • Past President. Oceanview Homeowners A ssoc. \ Vote for Donn Hall on Aprll ~ ·' - .. I 7 • twn~~·~ '9,._,.._ .. ....,...,. .. ttolatJGulDa .......... , .... ,MN *9 111•• .. • Ff PC NCitrd for • .. : 9'.• *-,..,. aeo fol' dilclfdn ___ rioi•tLrw U. •.a eaml*ID; Rep. Charles Wilson. D-Catif., left,"listens to his attorney. Walter Bouner , at the start of hearings Monday before the House Ethics Committee. Wilson is accused of pro- tecting the business interests of a friend who had an in- terest in legislati~n before Congress. The sessions re- sumed .today. -NOW~Honors Mom Ousted by Church CENTURY CITY <AP) -Self;described Mormoo "bousewife turned beretic" Sollla Jobblon bas been named 1980 Woman of Coarqe bJ the National ()rganhatioa of Women at Calllorma NOW's lSth anniversary ceremonies. The 42-year-old mother of four was eircommunlcated recently from the Cburcb of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints for swpporting the Equal Rights Amendment. A chw'ch organ1Bt who had "never s upported a cause in TDY life," Ms. Johnson raised the eyebrows and ire of Mormon elders two /ears aao by publicly denouncing the church's anti-ERA sta.n • T~ Workers Get NftD Pact L ONG BEACH (AP) -A 12-week str ike at Texaco Inc. facilities in this area has ended with the narrow rati!icallon of a new contract by oil workers. Tom Farrell, spokesman for the Oil, Chemical and Atomic ( ) Workers Local 1-128. which r e p r ese n·ts ·th e Texaco sr ATE wor,lters, said Monday's vote ~as "relatively close, but not · ~ so that it was a cliffhanger.·· He said about 400 mem bers voted, but he declined to release the voting figures. The workers approved a new agreement worked out Sunday · between the union and the oil concern. Aboµt 600 Texaco workers here have been on strike since Jan. 8, when a nationwide strike began against the major U.S. oil companies. SCate lfl .. t Pa,, U.2 Mflllo• LOS ANGELES <AP > -Saying an eight-year battle over the Century Freeway has brought unprecedented benefits to the state and its ~idents. Federa l Judge Harry Pregerson bas ordered the sl.ite of California to pay $2.2 million to a public interest law group. A spokesman for the state Department of Transportation said he believes Monday's award to the Center for Law in tbe Public In· tereat for attorneys' fees and expenses Is excessive. "We certainly wUl examine it and determine whether to appeal.•' said Richard Rypinski, chief counsel for CalTrans. The center filed s uU in 1972 seeking prote<:tion of the environ- ment and of the civil rights of those who would be displaced by the free1ftay. .,..,f'!r ·1..a.,9~r Redp• Post SAN FRANC iSCO CAP > -A prominent Denver lawyer who was to become dean of the University of San Francisco law school July 1 bas resigned after being charged with soliciting prostitution, il was announced Monday. _A · John LoSchiavo, president 01'9e school, announced be accept· ed the resignation of Robert 8 . Yegge, who baa pleaded innocent to a misdemeanor charge that be offered $20 to a Denver vice squad officer postnc as a male p.rootitute. LoScbiavo said be accepted the resignation ''in the best interest of the university.'' A spokesman ror the Denver city attorney's office said that Ye11e was scheduled for arraignment neirt Monday. Maximum possible penalty for the charge is a $300 fine and 90 days in jail. r .... a..r'lfe.r •• aw •• ,.,. .. ., BAKERSFIELD (AP> -Three men and a woman have bffn arrested and charged with holding eight elderly or disabled men aga1nlt their will while forcing them to sign over their Social Security cbecb, Kern County Sheriff's depuUes said. Facing cb.araea of kidnapping, eirtortion and assault are Bouton Walker, 37; Mildred Walker, S7 ; Willard Mornn.-31. and Ed=aon, 56.•ll of Bmrsfteld;Shel'lff'i Capt. Gary Baker . . . He the four are suspected of luring the etcbt men into their boule and keepinc them lbere a1atnst their will, until one man fln.allv escaped and called authorities. , Pw a er IJC Pre._ P•een l'•c ... SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Clark Kerr. who lott bit Job as pne'4eDt of the.Unlventty of Califomla wben be opposed efforta to 4mpoeewttkln,'ftOW uya be fa"WOn tldtion. · s.r. speMtq Monday at tbe _., annual conventtoo of the MIMlrkaD A.odatioe of Community and Junior Colle1es. uld be eh• ... bll m1Dd an.er~ bb current Job WW\ th Caraesie eo.dl OD Policy ~ In lllCber Edvcatioo at Berkeley. e. Aid be found that low·lDc:ome I albilles aublldbe coUete for &.--ttademl beeaUM feww tow-Income ltUMbl 1ttend , trta tboqb tbelr ~ti ply tuM to IU.,port the lnatllU• tioM. Test Halt Of Laetrile Rejected STOP FUELING AROUND ORDIR YOUll IAS'f'a A.OWHS IYPHOME . 770-0455 WftitDMILL R.ORIST 25271 Mdlltyre LI .. , ... .•. fwtMtlttMu tltf 1utN Nw11w-Ploi111t .. ,, .. *. 2640 Hert.,or ams .• c.a ..... SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A Jud&e baa rejec:Led &.be request by a P.ro-Laetrile group to tem-~;;:;;;;:;;~!;;~;;~~~=~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij poranly halt tests on patients at cne h .. tflllttcJ 1630 S.n Mlgwl Drive • .._,bor View C.n,., • ~ 4411EHt11th StrMI, Coit• Mff• • MU144 the Mayo Clinic i.n ·Minnesota For &.1..._ with Laetrile. the controversiill ...,. .....-Broadwar Flower Shop ca11cer treatment. mt MA11eott •~vo. 111 AOAMS U.S. District Judge, William Cut Flowers Orchid Corsages COST•~;::~:~ ... ~- Graham said in denying the Fruit Baskets 1,000's of Easter Ptants t emporary restraining order ~ o!:.1o~. Monday that the Committee for FLOWERS BY DEB11 ..t. o.-"""''' Freedom of Choice in Cancer ""' Therapy failed to show there 0-s-loy1 o...t Hollday1 would be Irreparable harm il the • · THE IAETBll.E oreao.Uation Happy nh C411 lt0Wt " ... .,.. VARON treatmeota continued. Mab ... _. e DIA}{}\£ and founder Robert W. Bradford &shr 645-0093 · 171,1 ~tM of Sa,o Fr81lcisco filed the suit b=======~~=======~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Friday alleging the National Cancer lnstltut.e and the famed ___ C_O_S_T_A---. .--------------------------, cUDic in Rochester , Minn. con- s pired to "ensure failure" of the MESA' tests for toxicity by usmg what FLORIST they claim is impure and,poten- tially toxic amygdalin, kn~wn as Finest service Laetrile. ; for 25 years Last ~k. Dr. Saul Sheparu, acting director or NCl's treat-• methnt di~~onls ·-~~~ ... the su.it was • wt out ~ auu uial the ~gen· cy is "fully satisfied wi1 the I I 1 • ....tw., quality of material we ar us-COtto Meta. CA ing... • ' 548-6071 N~I..9fficlALs "hue e11&a · a-:=:------THE SUIT RAD alleg~at c ourse of conduct design to predetermine nef auve resu1 of M 00. RE human t.estlng o amygdalli>, to . FLOWERS prevent plaintiffs from having . access to full information on ' OPEN tesliDg and to compire to dis-EASTEll SUMDA T credit amycdaltn as a control prevention of cancer." 2 I I 5 Hw bor c.M. ao~b~ CO,:,::la;1~ta8~::r ~i 645-5565 ment center, Dr . Charles -t21SA..._. Moertal, COQSP!red with NCI to ,. ....,. refuae to •ccept "pure" Laetrile - that propooenta offered for use 556-7870 without cost .. MAYO BEGAN on March 24 ----------. treaUne the first of six tennin.al-~ /'. •nniL ly lll cancer patients with the u _.." controversial com pound made SHOWERS with apncot pits to determine if it 1s tpxic. Thret! patients will re- ceivf.'\_Oral treatments and three will ~ive injections . Bec'ween 250 and 300 volunteer patients re to be treated al ·Mayo, M mortal Sloan Ketter- in,g Cance Center in New York. the Unive ity of California at Los Angel and the University of Arjzona t Tucson. Gas Company Mt1lls Solar Wan Plans LOS ANG ELES (AP > Southern California Gas Co. has propoeed a progra m of interest· free loans to finance the con- versioo of gas water heaters to a DANA POINT FLORISTS 341S5 Coast JI" y • Dana Pt Stl' C San Juan C:ip 661-0155 • FOUNTAIN OF FLOWERS 179U Mopola F...eairtV~ - com binatioo solar-gas s ystem. ~;;;;;;;;===;;;;;;:;;;~ The company claims the con- versions could help save enough gas to beat 15,000 homes a rear if adopted by 2 percent o ita 847-3141 residential customers ALL OF THE COMPANY'S 3.7 million residential customers will be offered pa rticipation in the thr~-year prognm. De Murl Tosh Florist 2438 Newp0rt Coat9MeM The gas compan y submitted the proposal to the PUC · in response to the commission's re- quest last J anuary for such a program. The utility told the s late.========:=.. Publlc UntllJUes Commission Monday the savings would come by equipping 2 percent of the r esidential Wilts lD lta serviceter· ritory with 52,000 available solar adapten, atacostof$2,500eacb. 493-3227 IF mE PUC GRANTS ap-~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;~~ proval, the $190 million program AEHEA'S MISSK>N costs would be spr,ad amona au A.OllSI,. GJOS the au company's cust.Q.mets - throup •rate increase, depend--CALL 837-6502 in& on their uaaee and what in· 11111 ..._..,.. creue la allowed by the PUC. , ..!.:::!.fN!!I. gH c::;r.an:. apokeaman Bruce -ftlf9 Man aatd. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:=:==; If approval .. IJ'aDted by late IC A'S May, Marshall sald a dem· Al I ooatraUoo proaram would bealn Mftl a e.n thlt summer in Rivera Ide and San t 111 C.kf!W• W., Bernardino count.lei where tbe · !:;:.=:;:- utility aerves about 71,400 dwell· ... apert .._. lh.s.Manbaluaid. HJ..llH ·Special empbuta will be . ._ _______ .. placed .on matm, lt poa1lble for ftxed·od low·income consumers to allo beoeftt from the couerva· Uon Npeeta of ua1n1 tolar-au ·1y1tem1 IOI' domeltlc water beat- ln•," aakS company Vlce Preli· denUllke Nelaemaon. . . '''"' ~--wt.It "" weat ltt Utt Sllllftt clMllflM eda et tt.e o.u~~- . . 642""71 Order your FTD Easter Baskef Bortqu!r! Fresh flowers for the joy of springtime. A decorative egg for the Joy of Eastef. And an exdusive WCNen container ... because . nobody's too old for on Easter Basket. .. Or celebrate the joy of life by sending lhe FlO Easter Bosket Pklnter or Easter Liiy. Helping you say it right . . • • ' * • c , ( .. .. , .. , :1 , ~ · Grueso01e Warning ;: This past weekend, police in Huntinlton Beach began an all-0ut drive to discourage youthful hitchhikers. • It's a timely campaign. Easter vacation usually .. brings a flock of young people to the Orange Coast, many of • them seeking rides to and from the beircb areas. t And three of the youngsters recently brutally .. murdered were last seen hitchhiking in the Huntington ~ · Beach-Westminster area. ; So far police in Los Angeles and Orange Counties have more than 30 unsolved murders on their hand,.s. AU the victims were young males, most in their teens. AJI were strangled and dumped off beside roadways, and all were known to hitchhike. , It's not known whether one or more killgrs is responsible for tbe-tragedieS. It.is kpown that the victims -signed their own death warrants by seeking and accept- ing rides. parents, schobl •otn aud police. The gruesome It's not easy to convince a teen-ager that he's taking his life to bis baads...~it's at least worth a try -for t • ~vidence is only too · ~.·Beating Inflation· It's unnerving for the average householder lo learn that the Consumer Price Index, which went up 13 percent last year, now bas hit the 18 pefcerit mark. With most wage earners' pay raises not-even reachin"J the pnsiden: tially blessed 7 pereent mark, one bas the sensation of running rapidly backward in an effort to keep pace. But recent economic surveys indicate not all of us are • being clobbered with that 18 percent. 'Qle official Consumer Price Index is based on certain specific living expenses -mortgage interest rates, the, cost of a new car, clothi.ng,prices and the cost of a fixed basket of groceries. for exlmpte. It assumes all of us are being subjected to all these increases, which of course ls far from true. ;. U you didn't buy a new bome·or refinance an old one, you've escaped the mortgage rate increase. Ditto ii you're making do with tbe old car and last year's wardrobe, and replacing the beef and other hlgb-price items in the model grocery basket with c;hicken and iYegetables in season. . Indeed the survey takers discovered that many f amllies are beating at least part of the inflationary skyrocket with just such tactics. -.... Tbo5e interviewed said they've postponed the idea of a new home or car, or a cross-country vacation, 8nd cut way baclt•on fancy grQCeries -regretfully, but w1th a practical eye on the family pay check. . · So don't be too depressed by the 18 percent figure. ~ ' ' Maybe you, like many other Americans, are still only a 13 percenter. lro ,· . ,. OplnionJ expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot. ()ther views exprff48d on this page are those of their authors and anists. Reader comment Is invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O Box.1560. CosJa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) &42-4321 . Boyd/Proposal ByLM.BOYD Item No. 511D lb our Love and War man's file details ,ta.-.,w mW!montal propohls e dealt with in central goelavia. After Ule pro- poser delivers his line to the proposee. Ille ·invites him to diniJer at ber house. He dls- CUfHS what tbey t.hl.Dk· be ou•bt to know about them. The prospective marriage itlelf is the topic of conversa- tion for awhile. 'Then they serve bim coffee. If it's sweet. all'• well. that's the alrnat ~ set on wtUa it. u it's bitter. tdo bed, be won't do, try eomebod1 elM. Dear Gloomy Gos QaHUon : Wbat do -Callfondanl •et when t.beJ ed4 Prop. I to Prop.JI? AM_.: c.tdl 21. .J.&.H. ,.., , Both a fer'IDlelde and a tuo,tcJde are pQt into tbe e_aper oo wbicb tb• U .s. TreMarJ Oepartmeat prtnta moaey. And an anti-bacteria a1ent ii pat l01o the 10. So your curnney may get a lit- tle .dlrt1. but lt'• not likely you'll pick up &l\Y IOl't Of COD· i.,soc. mad from it. Q. Can parakeet& 1tn1! Jc. Cbl.rp and cbortle, ya. sm,,no. • WA8'HINOTON -Tt.e Otoraiam lb the wi.tt. Houle. btHl bJ fo.,.iaa crlH1 and ttODOml~ .,.., r.av• another .om t.tatt retUMi to So away. ll toUld came t.bfm peal poltUcaJ tmbarruament ID aa ea.cu. year. . Tbily have tried. aeC'Ql"dtq to Justice Deputmeot HUrcea. to eept bil =Uon· and Ulmer ll 1Ull ~ the admJ.niltra. Uon for tbe •••••n to in· crtmlnaUal 41~. Souftel cloie to lb• arand Jury ta. ve1UpUon have told m)' U · aoeiat.e Guy Colan that tbe Jury f~nman 1t1n belre.vea the J)ISdce J)epartment ll trytq IO cover up (or the. White Houle. Other srand JW'Orl acree wttb &lm.tbe~aay. The dtpart.ment hu cooduct· ed the investigation in a 1ldetrack a arud Jury ln- veeUption ol the Robel't Vesco scan· dal. But an unauumini. clUaen named Ralph Ulmer . woo 't let them get. away with it. , hapbuard manner, cooatanUy sb1ftJna proeecu&on, 1"trodueing procedural dlaruptioaa and creating coolu,,ioo. The depart. ment a1lo rushed ahead wttb in· dictmmta of MVeral wttneues before they could tesWy apinst White House intimates. This had the effect of di&crediti.na the UD· welcome t~ lD advance. Now there are alp tMt the JUftice Department ii pnpartna to wrap up t!ie eue bJ next month when dare crud Jar7'• team opt.res. ·A prematu.re bait to tbe inft:Stleailoa will leave a lot ol loose end.I : It will allo llmlt the damaae to the Carter admJAlatratioL PSE81D£NT CAaTE& himtelf waa a key witness in the cue. He wu informed by aide Richard Harden in February, lt71. that Vesco bad offered "a lu1e sum of money'' to gain en· tree to the White House. ~ut Harden claimed he had persuaded tht middleman. White House crony Speacer Lee IV. to pull out ol tbe deal. Lee alto I wore that t.hia is W iul hap- pened. But~ '° ..... IOU.fMI, be fallld ......... cAteet«tel(a. T1l1a oat a •II*"' ea iM White lfouN ....... -., .. 6nd· dent. IJ'.' Uf ... IM pr .... xt had a ..... obl11.U. to NfOl't the V•co Vibe 'olf• to t.IM lutticle Dlpertmeat, ~ be . (ailed to do. Bat a Curto. _... in U. prmdeat'a hanclwlttblC tune4 up 1D tbe 11l"8tllldm. Carter asked tbea attorney General Gritfl.D Bell to '"pleMe see Spencer Lee of Albeay·..._ be requesu an appola~" The president not OG11 = a J uatice Des>Jrtment m for the middleman 1D tbe VelCO plot but appointed blm three mootha later to the 'udlclal Nominating Committff. Ttiua the mao who t.be Wblte Home He la a plodding, conscientious fellow, with a docile manner and a character of granite. Un· fortunately for the White Houee crowd, be ls also the foreman of the crud jury which bas been investigating attempll by VesCQ, ao lntematiooaJ awiDd.ler, to buy White House influence. -----------------------• admittedly knew had been JD. volved in an illegal 14heme to THERE IS nothing suave or 1ubUe a6out Ulmer. He is Just an average American of simple. stubborn integrity, a quiet. COD· cerned American who belle~ deeply in the integrity of the grand jury system. ' He also has an inquiring mind, and he has filled It with the de- tails ol the case. As each witness has testified, Ulmer bas taken meticulous notes. Lattt at home. he has often stayed Up long past midnight painstaking- ly reviewing the notes and piec· ing together the evldt!nUarx. fragments. He scrupulously bas refused to discuss the case with outsiders, not even his wife. But be has let his rolleagues rrom the grand jury know that he is t.roubJed by evidence of a White House COY· erup. Once be tried to resign in protesL He complained Jn a let ter to Judge William Bryant that "coverup acuvities are betng orchestrated wit.blo the Depart- ment of Justice under the con· cept that the administration must be protected at all costs.•· He ·accused the Carter ad- ministration or "duplicity" and ''manipulation.'' TBE JUDGE refUled to ac- Paul Harvey defraud the U.S. lc.ffnament wound UJ' with a p"9~a1 com miaaion to belp aeleet rederal judges. BVT THE grand JW'J never gut a chance to questfoa the pre- sident about all thi$. Instead, the federal prosecutors, wbo owe their jobs to the president. ques- tioned him on videotaite. Ac.· cording to sources who have seen the secret videotape, the prosecutors asted only perfunctory quest.ioU and got back public-relatiolU answers. The president•s response to many of the questiou wu that be didn't recall the e•eata. No grand jurors were ~t to ask follow-up qoestiom aad piD blm down. Ulmer pt"OteSted that this pro- cedure compromised the Vesco 1nvesUgat1on, pervemd the grand· jury system and set a dangerous precedent. He pre· sented his object.ions to Judge Bryant U1 person and in writing. When the judge overruled him, Ulmer hired a private aUorney to .cont.e5t the deci..sloo. But the Jusllce Department went ahead with its tun.id interrogalioo of Carter. and the videotape was shown to the grand jury on Feb. 24 before Ulmer rould take any formaJ act.Jon. Meanwhile. the grand jury foreman is gagged by law, and the· public may never leam the r u.11 story of the Vesco a.ff air. Changes for Women Not All Rewarding A recent tallt·sbow guest ad- vised young girls that the formula fs>r success is lo "ma.k~ yoorselr pretty and pretend to be bJppy." . That was supposed to be a cynical observatioo, i:eflecUo.g. the fact thal,. women -for a ll th eir emancipation -remain ''se x-ob -jects.'' , \.~-But aside ft.Om that lm· plication, what's wrong with the ad· vtce? Why shouldn't all of us - female or male -seek to make ourselves as attracUve aa we can -and pretend to be happy? Betty Fri~an believes that the women's movement in re- cent years has improved lbe mental health of many women "by giving them greater control Charles McCabe over their lives." The Wall Street J ournal flnds con~derable evioence to the contrary. THE REVO~TJON in sex roles has re lted In more . employment or women an a wider variety of jobs. Yet. as women approach equality 1n employment and as they aasert more equality socially. and as they begin to harvest some of the advantages heretofore ob· served for males. they are harvesting some bitter rrwts, also. Women started s moking 2S years ago, and lung cancer WtlJ surpass breast cancer within three more yean. Women accelerated social and job-related drinking 2S years ago, and now one-in·tbree of our nation's problem dr"lnkers Is female. From here on cause and effect are less ddia.ttive, but in the last decade women have oegun to ~uffer pcoport1onal~ly m<>re h eart d 1~ease which. pre · sumably .~stress-related. TWICE AS MANY women are driving cars as 10 years ago. and twice as many women are now lllVOlved in auto accidents. More men than worn.en kill themselves. but the gap tS n.ar- ro wing. And whe re women suicides historically overdosed themselves on pills. recently they have adopted h1stoncally male methods -hanging, g uns hots , deliberate car crashES. Women have always lived longer then ~· As or 1970 they hved an average eight years longer. Now Michigan's School of Public Health d.Jscovers lb.at ·the death rates for women are beginni.og to look more like the death rat.es for men. More women are lnvolved in more kinds of crime -includi.o& e m bezzle me nt, fraud and forgery. Twemf"'Ye~ ago, one an six Amencans arrested for property crime wu a woman; today it's one in three. And an increasing number of the Uueves are "employed, mid· dle·class womea." A RAND STUDY sbows wi~ with jobs frequently hnt! role confll&. encounter •tress both at wort and at home. University of Matsacbuaetts rt!5earch reveals that "twice as many womeo as men are using mood·changing drup." During the )'t'uth cult ol the Sixties, school-agers demanded t he right t o "do their own thing." Gradually, ln their own enlightened selt·interMt, they reverted to doing tbe established thing. The women's movement ol the Seventies may suffer similar disillusionment wtth some of its own 8MOl.IDCed objectives. American Curiosity ~de Guinness .~ Best Seller Aside from the World AlmallGC. the Guinneu Book of World R~cof'CU ls the largest aelling non-fiction book in the world. JJl May. 1979, according to the compendtum '1 publisher, Sterling Publi.lbing, the· boot's slobal sales in 19 languases had reached more than 38 millloft. <Bantam baa jµ.st publl.abed lta 18th paperback editioa.) Though t h.e Bl b I e I s undoubtedly the most wide~ distributed · .., book lo the world, it 11 not qu ite rtgbt ·to describe it u a beat4eller. Of tbe 1.S billion copies printed between 1800 and 19Ci0, 1.1 billion were dllt.rtbuted free by Bible aoclt!tiet. ID the mld "1'01 the Gul"M!ll boot IUl'DNMd. the ~rd ... held by Dr. SpOclt's baby -... Tbt 0~ book 1Ull 1 .. 1 bebl11d Ouo\atlODt from . \It Word of Kao Tae·tun1. 'Ibis Uttte red boot bad dlltrlbub ol IOO mllUon coplea in Cbloa. wbere cilium were penaliied for noopossesalon of the book until 1.971. 80 GaEAT is the fame ol the Guinness book that its distinguished Dublin family is these days chlelty thqupt of oatslde lreta"Dd as the distributors or the book of records rather than as the maken of Ille famous stout that made it all poasible. The fame of the b·ook 's aptn.nlol otl ... wen. Quinnes• Muaewm ol World Records DOW edit and San Franel1co ls tettina its on at Fbberman's Wbarf. 1"be public openlQa ls 1ebedWed f0r lJW' tbli moadl. 'l'be ~ Ot tbe boot that tella ywtbe taraest. the biibes\. UI• IDOlt n:pemlve, etc., etc. WU a Vfll7 Utat t.bini, ln wblcb I am. told I bad a amaD part. Tbe book waa ftnt put out u an adverlialq a.tr.-inlclt by twin btotbers, ff orrta and Rou MeWbhter, Accordln1 tQ tbe twtns, this la bow tbe book came UC>ut: ••s1r ·eu1b Jtea••r. the manapq dliectot ol GuiaMal, Wll out 1boot1n1 Oil tbe JUftl' ' Slaney and misled bis bird - the Golden P1over. He wanted to know U It was t.be rutest game bird in Europe, but couldn't find out the lnformaUon. That night the con'versatioo got arouncf to whether any human had gtown to Dine feet. Acain. lbere was no answer."' IT occuaaED to Beaver that there~re 7.300 put.. ln Britain aod I wbeft people railed Question and couldo"t 1et aoawera. lC ordered that 1\M:h a book be l)rodaced to settle ar1uments in ban. A breweey executive tne. the McWhirten. wbo1e beads were ftlled wttb "uaelesa lafonnatloo." The book was orl-1qally a throwaway, 1lven tree to ' promote the tale of atout. tn the early •ea., when I met th twtm, their boot was ln trouble. OuinneA WU tblnktnl ol llvtAi it up. Could I be ot uy ._., ID tbe •JIOl'tl column I wu tMo writiqT . I wrote ooe, and another, Ud t think· tbeae were the firat publlclty the ~ 9"r~ tbll COQDtry. n.e boot a to the Amerlcian. pa11 oo for trivia. and IOOft was well-known through the wire services· a'.nd features sections of newspapers and the telly. Tbe book bepa to be sold. not. given a•ay. TO THIS day, Norris McWhirter <hi• brother was murdered, presumably by IRA gunmen, in 1975) credits the astoundins succesa of lM boot "to American readers' obeeuloo with racta." He adds: I •'This curious American dedication to the fact. a1 well u to your competitlve 1plrit, your betUoi MDM, Mtlftl to iceount for our boot'a popUlartty. But certainly the vut expenditure oa literacy worldwide .... wen u the spread of tbe 'aperbaek market bu belped us. • 'then are thole. to be sure, wbo dlaqree wttb tbe l.CIGdoa UterarJ crtUc wbo found that a boolt of,... •.'ftllM a loaf .. hlt Walll. ., BatoeMrle: Ua•t.t to Dow. and to tbeG b • peoplefw us.tbatllie~11loWwtP111oo " Damed Bl• Qdp ad ... n-leued la eelDtral .., ... to neeb b1a Wt ID LaDcaaldn, · aa MVeD )'WS alllfi lUM tater. , • .. ,, l ... . '• .. .. ,,_ .. .. .., . fl M°"' 77, Charged ' ·In Ptstol Death SPRINGFIELD. Mus. <AP) -One day after be wu mugged in the nei,gbborttood wbere be bad lived for 86 years, Theodore Jodoin coolroated three men outside a liquor store. Tben, '1Creamtn1. "Do you recognize me?" the 77·year-old man opened fl.re, police say. Stephen F. Harris, 30, was killed and two men were wounded. one critically. in the shooting Mon- day that police say apparently was prompted by a desire for revenge. • POLICE DECLINED TO SAY WBETBER they believed Jodoin's claim that be bad ~n m ugaed . or that the sbootln& victims were somehow involved. Jodoin ~as charged with ooe count of murder and two counts of uaaulL ... Potlce Capt.. Ftaocls Reilly described Jodoin as "anangryoldman." According to police, the shooting occurred io a liquor •tore parking lot as Harris stood talkin~ to two men in a car. BAalllS, RECENTLY RELEASED FROM Walpole state prison and a brother·in-law of Sp~d state Rep. Ray Jonlan, was abot in the face with a .38-caliber bandcun. CliffonLCu.rtil, SIS, was in · C'riUc&l CODdWoo . aft.er • bullet paNed through bl.a ~ and trued Jlia 1p6ne. Wlllie Hardy, 46, WU in &ood CODdttioo with ahoulder wounds. Served wrth noe oclaf or baked I POlato. CUP ol souo ~u ,our. brocco11 with hollandaise I sauce. peach half OFFER EXPIRES I APRIL 30. 1980 I •• I When you deposit $300 with us. in a new or existing . savings aa::ount or a new checking account. its yow-s: A two-volume edition of "Sytvia POrtef'S New Money Book For the 805'.' Invaluable financial know-how that would coot you $2.4.95 anywhere but California First Bank. At California Fist. it's free. As you advance through the BO'S, these books oouJd keep you from Peing over· taxed, overcharged. or under· paid And show you how to dress like a million. or rope with rip-Off artists without losing your~ Also when to buy. When not to buy. And when to call your lawyer. This helpful hardboWld edition will .probably stay with you through the next decade, but OUT supplies won't la& anywhere near that long. So come in soon. We11 be happy to give you one amplete set per acx:oont. while we can. .. • Three fllCht attedanta wbo are pictured ln the nude ln Playboy Maaazine's May las ue reportedly have r un afoul of their emp)oyen. From left are Nancy Nachti1al, TWA : Linda Lehner, • Defta,-a.nd Undsey Rommell, World Airways. I ~ U.S. Car-lovers Rally To Help Save the MG I .DONDON (AP) -Tbe llG, a bttoved sports car doomed to extlDc· tion because i~ Just d idn't make ·•-.money, b•• been s a ved by an A "'°.rtcan-led croup of car-cra1y bu.sineumen. The atyllab little two-seater bu bad a ·reputation as a youthful aex aym bot for generations of aporu car fanciers ln the 50 years stnce it made lls debut. Ao immediate outcry greeted September's announcement by British Leyland director Ray Hor- rocks that production would have to end. MG OWNERS' CLUBS, especially ln the United States where American car buyers no longer have much c hoic e of conve4r'Uble -topped a utomobiles, voiced their disappoint· ment 'loud a nd clear. More than 70 percent of MG$ are sold in lbe United States. It was a special kind of compa ny. too -no strikes in SO ,years and Oemployees whose grandfathers built MG cars before lbem. Dennis Ogborn, mana,ger of Bri· lain 's MG owners club, said Monday of the assembly line workers: .. They believe in what they're doing and they're proud or it. .. BRITISH LEYLAND said it was losing about Sl,980 on the cost of each ca r , whose prices here start at about $8,580 and go up to $12,660 for the top MGB model. Two car-lovers, Peter Sprague of New York City and Briton Alan Curtis, decided to help Hft the MG. The two were behind the rescue of tbe Aston Martin Car Co. from bankruptcy in 1975. MG is a lower-priced car rom- par e d to ttm extr avagant Aston Martin -which fictional superspy Jam es Bond made famous in 007 films ASTON JllA&TIN soupt support from other car-buff businessmen and offered a bid to acquire the macic MG name from BrlliJh Leyland, lt'hich wanted to bang on to Ua riabt.s on tbecar. Ne1otiatioos went on and off for montba unlll Monday, when the Aston Martin-led coosortium finally clinched the deal for a reported $66 million. In return, it 1ot exclusive rights to buil4 and seU the tw~ seater. Specifically, lbe two sides reached agreement in principle for the con- sortium to buy MG'a lone plant at Abingdon, 50 miles west of Loodon, as well as lbe use of the famous MG marque. The letters are left from tbe original manufacturer's name - Morris Garaees. ACCO RDI NG TO f in a n ci al analyst~ her e, MG's new owners believe they can rescue the ailing car just as the Aston Martin company was saved when it hit dire financial str aits five years ago. The MG bas long been regarded by the world's motoring trade as old· fashioned and out-of-touch with the 1980s. Much of the MG problem ba s stemmed from complex U.S. legal requirements on pollution and safety standards, which raised the car's betabt and put huge black bumpers on its classic design. MG lovers com- plained they d estroyed the car's looks and bandltog. MG LOVERS IN Britain s hould be ecstatic about Monday's announce· ment, after reports British Leyland was coosidenng changing the car',s design to something a little racier. Said Ogborn: "Jt wasn't an MG. It was a tarted up T riumph WJtbout any breeding." Two of your favorite seafoods · in one special meal. SHRI P &FISH SP~(IAL s3.29 THRU APRIL 6, 1980 ~rlspy Fish, Tasty Shrimp, Fresti Cole Slaw, Crunchy Hushpupples, Golden Fryes .. cfimg<JOijii~. S~SHOPPES Good only at: 3095 H•rbor BMI. COSTA MESA ( .................... ,.,,, ....... ,,.. Adoo) D .. IVJ. ll l!Rvtea AVAILA812 .. . ·' 4' flllNon Island, newport center 644-5070 vertiaement Vote To Elect A Common Sense Candidate To Newport Beach City Council Join :rhose Who SUppolf John Cox =: Mo1nt01n a planned limit to lond uses. 1nclud1ng pubhc and private beaches. hc*lce 1"afllc ~ Complete the Traffic Clra.Jl<rtion Pion. Includ ing the Son Jooquin H1lls--Bonrto Canyon Cooidor ond ·university Dove Umlt Alrl'rafftc Notte insure a limit of 40 f11ghts pe< dov at John 'Wayne Airport p,.,...,. the Upper lay Estobhsh o cooperattveotmosphefe that Wiii make po$Slble funding tOf Chairman -Bonnie Hesse ctedgng and silt~ tlon basll'\s to protect the boy "°'9d .. °'*"' _.. • ....,.,, Lawsuits Honot the Otys commitments to both the resldentlol ond business communrty Local~ C«*ol Toke the inrttatrve rn prOOe<n solving ond · not grve away control to out~ ogenaes ..... lnl9grtty to Cly Gowemment Conduct tt"oe C!fys bus1~s.1n CO""' hE'>Of1ngs thOt rACugnc& commo< oocencv and the r.ghE::s' eiri .._o, SIOndaOS Coordinator -Diane Cox VOll APRIL 8 - ·I J~HN c. cox, JR. 2 I .... ~ ... t IXI • , • , \ "' ~ .. +l ·-.. -................. -- &~\?@QI][( ®@[(\'!J"fi ©@ DEAJt &EADEKS: AYS rHOmmeada th followtq food bad&et saven mueaed bl a V.S. Departmeat of Agrlcaltare boMlet, ... HeJ· Sa'ftq llaia Dbbes." It cu be ordered for • ~ ttllta from Couamer lnformadoa Ceaw, Dep&. me. hebto, COio. 81•. After yoa've cbffked weekly aewspaper foed . . ad1, plan mea.IA aroaad. what's clteapn& tlaat ywr famlly likes. Make a pvcery Us& ucl IUdt to k. Sltop when yoa are not llan111 ud wlaen Ute a.re u aacrowded. Bey food la large c:olltalJlen If yoa•re aare tbe food wom't be.w....._ Whole dakka Jeaenlly eGl&I lieea per ..... thu ca& ap or qectal pieHs paeb&ee.. Fiiia la lllp la pMela. low a. ~•lorlea ....... vartetSe. CM& le9I per poucl a.a. aD1 cllU el •eaL Fraea nu uc1 .a.ellftala .. , ee11& a-._ ,..... Planl For tl9ose wltll less ... $.5,000. Effec:dve April 1 thru 30 Now. evai a.s little as $100 earns double-digit intcrat to bdp you keep up with today'' living costs. Minimum tam is only 30 months and intc:rest is compounded daily on this aax>Wlt. No bank can pay this high rate. 12.00% 12.94 % Annual Rase Annual Yldd . .. • Plan2 For tllose wltll $5,000 to $10,000. Effective March 27-Aprll 2 Now you, too, can qualify for our hi&hest- c:amina Money Market Account; we'll loan you the difference needed to meet the SI0,000 minimum balance. With our Sa~ Loan you pay only 1 '1/o above the 6-mooth Money Market Account ra1e on the amowit borrewcd~ · - Ast for dclails.. &rnupc.o il6555% Annual Yidd Plan3 for U.Ose wttll $10,000 or more. Effective March Z1-April 2 Thi& .. out biabat caraiD& Money Mlrktt Acoount. The tam ii 6 months. the rate II guaranleCd and DO benk or saviDp and Jo&a pays more. 1 t. too, is insun:d by a U.S. Government Agency to $40,000. ------------- 15.7000/o 16555% AmwaJ Rau Annual Yidd Ana...na.t )'Mid ... wnea fund.I remain oo depo1lt for 12 moatba at \.be same umua1 rate. Rates •"subject to change at 1'8Wwal. Fede-al rqW.Uon. require a aubltanUal penalty for early wttbdrawal and prohjblt romPQUDdin.4i ol lnurNt on 6 month Money Maritet AC'<'OUDts fP\a.ns 2 and 3, above>. ·Example t Plan 2 J SI .000 borrowed. due 216 week.a, C.OUI payment ~ ~ '~ ~ .4 i THE BIG M Sl.083 rl. Rate 16.70'~. MUTUAL SAVINGS ----- Nwdla. MOW ~eAo ·~ ,,..,__ 8393~~ ~ ·icc--a..~ ~r~c.r-W-G~l v-.. Cemlas 1J3.C3E H1-t 9MI • ~ oet ....,. 31.0 (. U-~ · -eo.w. 200 '"" t;orvs .-,. • ~lltirOOI 120 $ ""..,. 51 • ~ v-., • P9':X} ~ ':. • ~336N BtenoBl..o 'IUllre Sen~ 114!>-J.."'?SanMa<"'O()~ JIH Cooeoo~ 9o-I~ ry,.,. ,,.,,.., ... ~&.o· ~S.U Nta 631 N ~9 ~o.a. 13J()Moorpill'I Ao• IJl*nd" tl'/JW ~ 81..o •iv._ lCl()I. £ v -cJl 'HU •C.c.-~~~\PM If fralavarieUM are la low......, . ...._._.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.l...-~~~~~==-=:==--..._--~~~--- tllat die ldlld ol •eat ud l&Jle et ........ ailed the prke et cHned ama ... ~tntma eeme. Jeu dau ••nJ&e meat.•• lloa ap etllYe an ... o1 fuey or IOlld ami; dmlk. naw • ....,.... • a.aaCllll&alem. . ,a..weqes....U,eM&ae.Cllaa ..... e.bed • IJ"a&ed. IUW ~ .. , .. eMI= .... .... -8arp .. tua1 ....... Paden ... cea dleae .,._ -=-ta lw ... I I &al cMeee, IMl&Mcr "lm.._dMleN.AMf1••11dewlaa ~ lleUer llQ la .... val• IMll fl'8C Ill ..... : ........ at ........ price .... u ·-... htta1. ue llillllfat mlJk or evaponted mllt, W. eellla lea u... wtllele, freO milk. 1191 helta ldlk .. ... lar1N& eeetalaer &kat 1• eu .._.. ..... ww..twu&e. . ~...,.., meau, remea!ler &bl pike ,... pond Is DOt • good plde .. ~ • ...,....._ The amoat of boner fat and Pl'*le • a at de- termlae tts ~ per coiMI.. sentq. C.•..-re coeu ol differe.at cata, graclee and klada of aeau ta t.H amoanu yoa aeed to 1ene yeu famlb. 8tn&da meal, fish or poultry by cemblalac &M• la casseroles, &Ulws, or tcNp8 wttll mlN·Rannd. natrltioa.s food.I such H dried be... or peu, m acaroai prodada, rice er l*•&oes. Readers, lf yoa have &llJ faYOl'ft.e •..eJ· sulag food bayiDg and preparadoa tips, M9Cl &Jaem &o A YS. Ca11dkad Ro•e R~al f'~r DEAR PAT: I went lo a very elaborate wed· ding about six months aeo. 1be cake bad candied rose petals oo it, and the mother of the bride told me later that real rose petals were used. I asked ber bow such 1'08e3 were made, but she bad no idea. I'd really like to ftnd out bo11V to make these decorations, but have bad no luck flnd.i.H the .method. -~ J .J., Costa Mesa TIM! book, "Fragrance and Flavoar.'' by lloeemary Hempblll, saggesta um mdMd: .... : sare Ute rose peW. are Mt bnli.led ud are · tboroaglal1 dry. Coat eacb ooe carefllllJ wttb bea&eta wblt.e Of esg applied wi&b a amall cleaa · pabat bnllt. But wit.b castor su1ar (order .......... larger pllarmades). Tara them over alld repeat . &Jae proeea. Dry la &Jae .... oeeuloaally hll1l.lq :t.laem. Wi.eta ~J are qmpt.e dry doN la alrUOt :Jan W.M111la7eraol crea1e-proofpapeT." . . Paid Political Advertitement ELECT ERIC ''e·J· ." JOHNSON ' IUSIMISS SIMSI ~ HUMAN COMC•M . POI COSTA MISA COUMCa. .•• fOI us • • • ----~ ---~------ $ • $ Pnoea are baed oa round.mp adult coach f4refi, and do not include tax. No lower fares! Save up to~ from Los ll1terna1 lona1 • ....... bowllwodm: •These special Canada fares are available only between April 13 and June 5. 1900. •Just make your l'800I vationsat least~ days in· advance, and buy your tickets no more than 1 days altar malting your roaox vaticma. •Stay over at least 7 days, but no more than3J. • Canplete your return flight by mid- night of June 5. ' • Theae fares apply only to round-trip tickets, and reaanatiom cannot be changed without am cancellation fee. •Seats aitt limited. and some ftights may be sold out. so call today! .. TaJS -Aetnaa Charlotte Stewart Portr.,ed the teacher on TVs "LltUe House •the~.··---- Deatm Elsewlwre i HOUSTON (AP) - r:kkard KJDg Jr .• 71, a ancber and indepen· eot oil operator whose lreat-grandfatber ounded the world· amous King Ranch, ied Sunday. PBClllOnBS SMITMS' NOITUAllY 6VMaln SL 1-\Jnt~ach ,_FAMILY COl.OMAl ,.,.-41 NOMI 7801 Bolaa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 .. Fellowship Awarded .. 'llonic' Trademark Disputed WASHINGTON (AP) -Tbe U.S. Supreme Court bu Hfuaed <to 1tep into a trademark diapui. over .. BiObJc .. footwear. The Justice. wit.bout comment, Jeh intact Mooday a ru1JnC that al· lowed two competlD( fcf(){WUrma:Dlif~ to exploit the popularity ol two t.elevWoo ahowa, "The Six MiWoG Dollar Malt" and "The Bionic Woman." • . . -~E.~. 500 beautiful prints of tlw painting r11AIL DOWN.'' s~ ~umbered by Newport ~h lll"ti3t Sylvia Moonier. --·-_,. .. -----------..,,,.._ ll'tJl117 l"l.lblw.f Or-c-Dllllt' ...... Aorll 1.1. IS, 12. 14'11 111141 PVBUC NO'l1CE .... 8'1T IN 1'1111 TWIN Qitu. where "'. ~ ..... hem •t work for •bout a1x ,..,._ .,. foW" clubs ftlUlarb' Jammed with . ~am.. la"Mmlal,.pawiq women. ... lltim• die womee 1et pretty rowdy, 0 COG· '*'-P.-, ClaemP a wt.o operates Tbe lJbatlon SUU. la S&. Paal, Kill .. wttll ber boyfrteod, Set.b PlaWIPs. a '"TMY act like they've oner 1een a maa _. a little bit of cla&bee on." Debbie Van Bora. wbo ~uced ''Tbe Hot -rut.a~ Bo7·1acaue Review • for tbe Electric ~ Mid. "We select our strlppen not ooly for dMlr loob and body, but alao for their in· . . ~ampus Lawsuit Revival Nixed- -~~N (AP) -The U.S. Supreme Court.... to revive portions of a lawsuit stemllllQa from campus disturbances at San · Fru •eo State College i.n 1968 and 1989. 1be justices, without comment Monday. left iDtact mDnca that diamLsaed most portions of a ............. lawsuU against former college president S.I. Hayakawa and other acbool officials. The suit was filed by the Black Students' Union and in- dlvidual students and faC!Ulty members. The college, DOW part of Callforn.la State University, w .. the ICt'lDe of student UDiest and a general strike late i.n ~ At oae polot. Hayakawa, now a U.S. senator, ~---all campus rallies. Some 300 persons were al'iWted when • rally was held Jan. 23. 1868 in cleftaoe ol h1.a order. :Jf_:y..,-•ncbor's away you can .. find • MW one In tbe Boating clissffleds of the 642-5671 DAILY PILOT . , ... c ....... A-Estcite LIQ_UIDATIOM 1 FASTSESSIONONL Y AUCTION Wed.he April 2nd 6:30 P.M. Niie t ., 1dll9 Al hr w ... .., • Bob's AntiQue World is Proud to have been selected to llQuldate an entire Virginia Estate -AntiQues out of storage -Plus many selected consignments Mor. ... JOO Selecf H1utes F~h -American -Victorian High-back Oak Beds -Queen Ann· Tables -Wicker Desk - Carved French Tables -Carved French Chairs -Chlnolsetie Chest on Chest -Wlnd80f Back Bench & Chair -Heavily Carved Marble ·Top Console -French Partners Desk Hand Carved & Double Serpentine Louie. XIV Style -Oak Cabinet Very Heavily Hand Carved -Figural Motif Late 18th Century - 4 Pc. Rosewood Parlor Suite (Circa 1850) -American High-Back Arm Chair Hand Carved With Lion Heads & 4 flags (Dated 1865) -French Verne Martin Curio Cabinet with Hand Painted Panels - LARCiE DECORATOR IROMZE COLLECTION *M.e .. so:u1:1r Cl-Art~ .. -* Deco cmc1 w.-lv 1111ct ••• gt• '••• P.J. ...... -'9yre-Cl•••-Uala ,a IL French Round Glass Corio Vetrlne (Qrca 1870) -Pr. Venetian Wood Carvtnos Depicting Two Women (Circa 1726-1750) - Corner cabinet Ebonlzed Walnut Inlaid with Ivory -Rosewood Sideboard (Qrca 1850) -Wing Back Chairs -French Library Table -Marble Top Tables-Sets of carved Chairs -French Bedroom Sets -Carved French Sofas -Oak Hi-BQY Chests - 9 Pc. Mahogany Dining Room Set -Drop Leaf Tables - French Sofa & Chair -SeveraJ China Cabinet& - M~ U•) ltc• loo 1 -lo _....._ Catwt.g Tnd fw ,_. CCMIYClll 11 ~& S. c .a.c:hd bJ loll Acl II 1ors .=:.wOIU.D l T.-:c.1t-c ••••ct.Ills Uoow.s.,111 .. A.rt I lofA-....... Cll•:t-YISA I ... Se. e!#SA PW\'"' All D«Jrcftalee most be Pefd lgtrt or Sate I .. I I a • .., ...... Removed within 2 d9ys No amell children ( 7141 nz.otll r>'ease- Health Net: Astaffofd There's an alternative health plan in Southern California It's called Health Nee and itS purpose is to take care of people. Behind ~member is a team ~doctors. There are 36 Health Net medical centers in Southern California, each with a staff of doctors ready to meet all of your health needs. You make your own appointments with a doctor of your choice. Waiting is kept to a minimum and you can see th& same doctor every time you visit If necessary, your doctor can arrange appointments with a staff spe- cialist Sinre Health Net is sponsored by Blue Cross of Southern California, you know that each medical cent.er meets exacting federal standards. \\e~HealthNetdoctms . toteep)Vllhea~ You~ only one annual enrollment fee, so your premi- wnsare usually lower than those of regular health plans. Rr this fee, )10U are entitled to visit your Health Net 1 • doctors as frequently ~neressa.ry; at no extra oost. Think ~ itSinceyou9f1}ypayone ~ual fee to Health Net, our /ELECT CLANCY YODER HUNTINGTON BEACH CITY COUNCIL • cttv Coundlnwl vnc. February 1m • Past Member HB ~ Commlu6oa • Member Orange County Community Development Council • Member Mayor'• AcMeoey CommlttM • 30 yNn executive flnMCMI ........,,.... • Endorsed by HB Chamber of Commerce. HB JunlOf Chamber of Co"""9I ce, Ctttiene In &:aw Enfon:iement Action CommlllM. Former HB Mayon Ted Bartlett. EmleOlalerMd George McCrKbn HE WILL WORK WITH YOU fi>ryour health • doctor's interest is in keeping you healthy. You are given the highest quality of care no matter how many times you visit \bur familydoctorcan still . be right afilund the corner. With 36 Health Net centers located throughout Southern California, you no longer need to drive for miles in drderto see a different doctor for every member of your family.A whole staff of doctors work right in your community. Medical care is available to you 24 hours -.. a day. W>uldn't you feel better just kncm- ing that? It's another way that Blue Croos of . Sou~m California is ready'to help. So watch .. for the announcement of Health Net where you : work. Available from Blue Cross of Southern ·: California Health Net: the health care ooncept of the ·· : future-with some of the ~re things from the past. ~ ,., BlleQoea. § • ·"' ~ ~-~ "'-'*'·· ~ ~ • . ... . , .. .. ... . , .. ... . ... • .,. ., -( ~ ... ... •• :.! ' .,, .of ·I o----- "MUST you JaY 'good morning' wfth such gu.to?" SHOE 1MOON MULLINS J.CT )tx)R' ,AGE, LORD P. •• ')b<.J1~ Olt:> ENOUGH TO l?E HE~(i~ANbFATHE~ ! !I ~"' ., ~-? MI SS PEACH .ART~utt t=~PL-AINS I ~ J i t-l.c>L..' t>A YS . ~ ,,__ ___ ...,,... ___ _ I PIANUTI ~,.....,_. .......... --. ... ~ ........ , .. ,.~ ...... ..-................... _ M-- by Jeff MacNelly by Ferd & Tom Je>Mson by Mell Lazarius ~y OF Al..L-0.A'l!fi. '10U. axP&CT A ST~.A16i..T .AN7W'E~ f' THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO "AVRIL FOOLS!" DE NNIS THE MENACE TUMBLEWEEDS AMIN. ftliMINP ~&mM wac. 0 INPIANS PCittT" use CHAUFFEURS! t :NANCY I HATE HOMEV.,ORK, AUNT FR ITZI PRETEND YOU HAVE AN OFFICE joe AND THIS 15 • YOUR WORK DRABBLE 1 c.Atf 1' SU1Cv£ rf ! OA"f arr£R 'fOM~~' 1'LL. ~'f'~f-4! ~9'L~ t ru~ ~a.a~ FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE 1X>'PJ ~Pffl ~ ~ ~r"A!.A Ui11.E L.eS5 ReveAUNG? f ~ 1.~ I ( OR. SMOCK .,..HA"f' YOGA NU.,. WHO CAu..ec> e~Rl-lf:~ IS HS Re FOR HIS SYS cXAM, c>OCTOR Pl-AYINu OFF~E IS FUN·-1 LIKE IT by Emle Busttmiller E5PE.CIAL.LY THE. COOKIE BREAKS .: ' "By goll y. George. I thlntit I see tht llght at the end of the tunnel!'' 1\l~'~ A ~1~1( Of .. '£N'fvf.'i'~ &LMOS'f ~1'ff:M1'~ 16 OC.0 ~ 1'~ IJenftO ~{tf~.-0{.~. by Kevin Fagan by Lynn Johnston 1lf;y ~'sS1't\.E!S ~ ~ ~#• ~~-OH"M:. GO~ft ~. MeZUWNE~-· by George Lemont ... 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W~ ...a_ "Allo, tMre ls uld. ..Nol alnca 1,.. bH CalUorala 100. no qUlildma dull M woeAcl like to be out." . -l>emoaauc:. and It doet appear It will be a c~ How.-. lbe N1cl PreUdeat Carter would • Re11ao race." ~am.,.._ la C&lltorn.la ill u.e November pl'eliden· ,._ lh. Weddlaaton uld R e'publlean da1 r--. SM a.llo laid be would be leari.Dc tbe \.AJn&re11man Jahn Aodenon ol IWools couJd pla)' Wbtt. Houle IOOD oa "aubltutlve tr1119." a "spoiler roJe" tn Lhe elttlloo lf be chose lo nm a.a lb. WeddiDiton a.aid the preadeat'a austere an iDdepeodeot. t•l bud&et would cut tbe state &ban of ~enue "BE COULD PUT PRESIDENT Carter at a abarl.Qa and ~uce 1eoeral asaiataDce ltema Ute real dludvantace by r&lllDdiq oll votes of diaaf. funding fw urban parka. fected Democrata," ibe said. "Although man)' LAW t:NP08CEllENT AOENCIES would Democrata are dec!idedly ecmervatlve, they ttlU alao race a cut.. "Moat of what wW be cut is in the Local Lawmakers Have Busy Roles By O.C. HUSTINGS oe.,. o.uy ,.. ... si." Here's what Orange County lawmakers have been up to in Sacramento· BUSING : By a 23-12 vote, four votes sbort ot lhe two-thirds majority needed, the state Senate refused lo override Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'a veto Qf SB 1244 by Sen. Alan RobbiD.s, D-Van Nuys. The Robbins bill would make lt mol"e difncult for pro- integration groups to win school desegregation cases. AlJ three senators from Orange County -Paul ·carpenter. D-Cypress; John Briggs, R-Fullertoo, . and John Schmitz, R-Newport Beach -voted in ·lallor of overriding the veto. PESTICIDES: By a 29-6 vote. the Senate. passed SB 1404 by Sen. Ken Maddy, R-Fresoo, to repeal the Brown adminJstraUoo's new pesticide regulations. The bill goes to the Assembly. All three of Orange County's state senators voted for it area ot rtot ecnUOl aulltaoce oven durin1 the 1960s," Ma. Weddlntton said. Sbe said there would be an annual index of the food stamp proeram instead ol twice a year. In ad- dition. 20,000 federal jobs would be fazed out by at- trition. "The cuts wm mean a reducUoo of $15 billion," Ma. Wedd!na'too aaid, "the first time in 12 yean tbe U.S. bas bad a baJaoced budeet." LOYALTY: By a 40·27_yote, ~ ..l!Uli.ea......---- needed"t~age, lbe Assembly rejected a bill that included $25.000 each for seven former state employees, or their heirs, as compeo.aation for their firing ln the 1950s because al,x refl&led to ~ea loyalty oath lat.er ruled unconatitutioclal and the seventh refused to ana'ftr questions about the CommUnlst Party. Tbe provialao ia part of a. million bill to pay churns aaaioat the state. It II SB 12.52 by Sen. Albert Bodda. D-Saeramento. : • Tbe Gilly Oraqe Co~t;J .-embl,Jman to YOt.e for tbe measure wu Chet W!1l7."D-OU'dell Gl"Oft. Assemblyman Richard Robinson. l>·Santa Ana, missed the vote. Democrat Dennis Manien of Huntlnttoo Beach joined Republicans Marian Bera-co ol Newport Beach, Rou JobmoD ol Fuller\oD and 7 ~ Bruce Nest.ande of Orao8e ln wt1ng a8aimt lt . . NEW.MELONES DAii: By a 39-29 vote, "with 41 needed for passage, the Assembly turned down AB 2164 by Assemblyman Norman Waters, D- Plymouth. The measure would deelare it state policy lo fill New Melones Dam on the Stanislaus River immediately, thereby reversing a state Water Resources Control Board dedsioo. Backers s aid they would try for passage again later. Orange County's Republican delegation - Bergeson. J ohnson and Neslande -voted for it, as did Democrat Wray. Democrat Mangers voled against the measure. Democrat Robinson missed the vote. • • * ASSEMBLYMAN RICHARD Robinson, D· Santa Ana, has Introduced a resolution in the ft.3. sem bly asking for s igns on the Santa Ana Freeway pointing the way to the Santa Ana Zoo. * •• FORMER HUNTINGTON Beach city coun- cilman Jerry Matney is campaign chairman for council candidate Jack Kelly . • * • THE ORANGE County Chapter of the Natiooal Women's Political Caucus bas endorsed can- didates in the April 8 city council eledions throughout the county. · Among those 8etting Women's Caucus backing are Ruth Finley ·i n Huntington Beach and Ruthelyn Plummer lo Newport Beach. Members Sought Sea and Sage, the Orange County branch of the National Audubon Soclety, ls conducting a mem· bership drive for people interested in exloring local wildlife. The orsanizalioo regularly conduct. local tours and wildlife study clusea. Members receive a monthly newsletter from Sea and Sage and the bi-moothly "Audubon Maguine." 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They mar- -ried that s pring, she adopted M1T01u.1oe1 the religion or Islam. took the name Soraya and moved to Saudi Arabia. She wore the veil. ... "I WOULD HAVE FELT VJ;aY stnmge not conforming," she said, adding she later found ad- vantages to the veil -women ol 70 " ... wbo didn't have a single wrtnk.le because their faces bad never been subjected to the sun or the wind." At first, the-coQJ>le ll\'ect1116Smtill apartment. and Khasboggi, bis wife recalled, was .. . . . a ooe- man show with a black briefcase. "He still is. Everything was up here ... , .. she added. pointing to her bead," ... and in the black briefcase . . . We were ape:ies. We still are. We 're rich gypsies. but we're gypsies.'' At first, they stayed ln hotel.a. "rM St}RE THERE ISN'T A hotel room in the f'n'ld that ha so 't been our nursery," Mrs. 1'\ashoggi said. Later, they bad homes everywhere. "They were all open all the time -fullti staffed and managed" she sajd,. "We.. could just hop on an airplane--a.nd go-to one of-our homes and never carry clothes or anything." The luxuries, she said. were "exciting," but she added: "There comes a time when it's just too boring to go out shopping. After all, you can't wear two fur coats at one time, can you! You can't eat two chickens at one dinner however rich you are." When they separated in 1974. Mn. Khasboggi . Hospital Strives To Find Nurses COALINGA <AP) -It's difficult to keep nurses in this rural Central California city, so the • local hospital is offering an· expeose-paid week's vacation in Hawaii for those who stay one year. Administrator John Hayman said Coalinga District Hospital has six vacancies aJDOGC its 13 nursing positions, so trustees decided to do something innovative to ·attract nurses from metropolitan areas. The only alternative would be to close the hospital, be said. 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All ~ ptus a course. the highest lnsuced lrterest rote CNOiloble ony- whete. o host a tree services. coo- ventent dr1~ servtoe. and 0 staff a savings spedOllSts Sfanding by to == o oew high- Meet us ot our festive open house and help us cetebrote. l'\emember. that's at our ri!w home. At the comer a Harbor and Wilson. he.196 Pc»g9 Copy of ft. ... ... of Olanp Counfy • It's o Columbia exdusive. Inside. octuol menus ind\Jding prkes from fabulous Orange County restourorts: American. Cont1nentol, French. Seafood, you name It. Ard it's yours free durtng our grand opening ceetxotton. MBIA SAVINGS{l) I .. -. ---· --- -,...-----. -----· - .. ,. . " 1 ... ,, .. .....,.... · Theriot Bhista Government, NCAA .., IOllN ISVANO . ' ·-=i.:---. • =4-:nr~"tl:= ' .ft~ ,_.. be . 't .,._ ID a ~ totQ uytblna. Mow. • OM o£ tlarei eatUim ea~._ UCLA tract and ft4lllt team .... ftDaUJ .... the ·~ ty to -.... pipes aired aad out ID tbe open. And bo7, does be ....... ,.., tblDp to say. Tu Ne"'-°rt H~rbor mah ,radute ii t.bOrOUOl11 fnaltrit- ecl.)aJ ~ Of recopltiea. or better. ~,,reop.ttioe-a track field ete reeelftS. AND, 8UaPalSINGLY. altbQalta be elalma the media is part of the blame, be would rather point tbe accuslnc finger at the cevernment and the NCAA. Theriot saJW track and field athletes are forced to take lmder the table payment.a ln order to survive; track athletes are set· tinl a 'raw deal' compared to ·what be ealls 'tbe big three' on the colleelate level ; and, amateurism, as Amerlcana•vts. ualbe it., '8 slowly becoming a thing of the past. BRIAN THl!RIOT so met.bing. ''Amateurism is dead. It's gone. It's a false image, and lt has been that way at least since the 1960's." 1 . and basketball pla~•n th• mooey oiUen 1«. tt to me. Our footNU team eat a• tbe Cbartboue (Hellillve re1t.urant in Westwood) tlae Dilht before a aame and the Sunday after. A.ad tbea they're at tbe tra.ln1q table all ...eet ; 1ome of tbem complafaln.1 they're tired of Sfflnl each other. And we'H not 1ure wbetber our traJ.nlaa ta* will be euce&ed tbe a.l&bt bef-. or not. :...!llL-.. "Ba, ov pJa1en (f~ and bubtball) 1et badE u 1ame and ftDd a wblte ea lllled wltb money ln eir lockers. We (track and Cleld athJetesJ can't even set a ._ banquet. The oo.ly one we've a.ad this year wu catered by K.eo- tucky Fried Cblcten. ill bses, aod that's only because OM of th• alumni aupplled it for ua. ''I 1'BINK OUR POOTBALL team la one of the moat pun. pered lo tbe naUoo and thef get all the. publicity. l thln.lt that's wrong. We probably bave one of the finest dllel meet teams in tbe nation and we can't get the p\.lbliclty on any of the niceties the other athletes receive." If it sounds by oow that Theriot bas an ax to &rind. be does. MIKE WEAVER WATCHES AS JOHN TATE GOES DOWN FOR THE COUNT. ''Tbere'a no doubt we're see- ing the end ol amateurism per se," Theriot admits freely. "Moat track and field athletes today are 1ettin& paid u.nder the table. Reck, some of your bluer names woo't even step on a track without recelvina WHAT PABTICUIA&L Y galls Theriot are the inequities between what be calls 'The Big Tbree'-tootball, basketball, and baseball-end what the rest <1 collegiate sports receive.. ''When l SH what the football He feels he's work bard to at- Wn his status as one of the best half·mllen ln the Pac-10. And, be would like to cootiJlue....striv-- ing toward his goal of being ooe Night of Champiom Sunday Punch Too Powerful · • LAS VEGAS <AP) -1be beavywelgbt championship picture • develped Oii this April Fool's D...9 as: Larry Holmes, Mike Weaver , : and Muhammad Ali, with a tAIUCh of Scott LeDou. Wben tbe aetioD ended at Caenn Palace here and at the • j Ualventty olTeaDMsee ill ltnoPlUe. BollDea AW WU tbe World ; ,• Boz.lna Qimdl ebuap6aa. Mike Weaftl' wu U.. new W•lill Baa· rt ing A.18odatlcm dlamplon and AB WU mattng larp llO!aes about' • . cominl out of reti.rem•t to tl'7 to beeem• a fow-tim• daamplon. • Holme9 Aooked eyery bit tbe U:l faY'Ol'lte be was 1ty baUeri.q • I S-5, ZSC~pound Leroy ,..,. lDlo IUbmltsioa in the eighth round · here. Wener spent moat of the filbt at : Knoxvllle looktn1 like a loser beaded for obllvim when be knocked outJreviously unbeaten .loba Tate at 2:15 the 15th round with a thunderous left book. It was tbe only chance Weaver bad for victory. It was tbe kind of punch a fighter dreams of landl.ng. "I felt the weight of that punch all the way ddwn to his toes.'' said Weaver. "I knew be waan 't going to get up." Weaver, who had Tate in trouble ln the 12th round but·sUll was too far behind after 14 to win a decision, crashed the boo agaiDstthelawofTate. AB a partisan crowd ln Tate's home town wu sUmned lnto disbelief, Big John CbamP8: • L.-ny Hoftne9 by TKO over LeRoy Jone• In ttl• lttl • lllke W.aver by KO°"' John Tate In the 11ieh • Suger R•y Leonard by KO over Dev. Green In tfle 4th • Eddie Gregory by TKO over Mervin John10n In th• 11th stiffened and pitched forward as Weaver threw a meanlingless, chopping right. Tate landed face down and never-moved as be was c6unted out. Weaver was too hlib on his suddenly-found Jt)ory to talk about bisfUture,ooethatincludespossiblefigbtawithAlland/orHolmes. . TATE WASN'T TALKING. He was removed to a hospital for observatioo. But Holmes was talking after his sixth knockout in seven tiUe defenses. The IJJ'e•t Joe Louil bolds the record of seven COD· secuilve knockouta in hea'Y)'Weilbt tiUe defenses. "I don't need Ali," said the 30-y,,ar-old, unbeaten WBC cbam· pion ... All needs me. Ali docked me for years. .. IP I PJGBT 11111, I daa't want to be critidsed for beating up an old mu. ll's not my fault If be waata to come back." Uthe »-year-old All does eome back, be could well find a fight a1aimt Holmes mon economically and artistically satlsf)'lbc -ll he should win-than a bout with Weaver. Don IQDg, who baa promoted all of Holmes' title figbta, said be ha.a the money needed to stqe a Holmes-All fight. But King also . said LeDom ls No. ·1 ln line u · Holmes' next opponent. An All aveemmt to ficbt Holmes could cban&e tbat quietly. •EANWlllLB IN K.no:nllle, Bill Curl -a spokesman for HyaU Manaiement Corp., the operator of the New Orleam Superdome -aaid, "We're still~ve. Jn brief dilcUllloa.a we bad witb Jll'CllDOUr Bob Arum, be prepared to 10 to Weaver if be woo and neaodai. -tbe same be would hne gone to Tate, "ft'a dnl1 poulble we're }ookln1 at an Ali-Weaver fiabl." Tbe two beavywel&bt ftCbU w~ part of a four-dlamploa.abip-boar Hdle telnlled ll.e b)' ABC. • AT JANDOYBa, llD., 9uaar Raj Leonard, 147, ran bis record to,Z'l-0 b)' DMtinc out En1H•man Due "Boj" Grftll, aJao 147, <See l'IGBTS. ~a1e BZ> * * * * * * Tate Loses to Burglars, Too KNOXYD.LS <AP> -.Jolm ate, ... UM former World AleOdeticmbea~ .... lost twlc. ' . . of the best milers iD the years to come. But, for th.is to eontinue, be kDClWS changes have to be made. ADCI, he's not only out for biruelf, he's out for the other atbletes who may be less fortunate than be la. "It's rea.11)' a sad situati<111. It starts .wltb the governments lack of apprect.ioa for amateur s ports, then it's the NCAA. They're the ones who recognize the Btg Three and limit budgets and scholarships for tbe rest ol u.s ." 'JUST AS AN EXAMPLE Theriot pointed out that tbe foot. ball team is allowed 60 scholarships for 22 starters, whereas tbe track and field team gets 14. "We don't even ba•e enou«b scbolanbips to have ooe qualif'red athlete for each event," be says. What Theriot ls hoping for eventually is parity. That peo- ple, and apeclalb young kids. wlll l.deatify with Greg Foster Ute they do Rick Buhores. B~ Theriot is also.. a reali&t and kao•s tbe task is a difficult one. •'It's bard for tbe general public to Identify wftb say •.. me, a sub 1:50 ball-miler, .. con- cedes Theriot ... Millions of Americans, however, have played 18 boles of golf or a game ofitennis at ooe time t>r another. "You see. in trade the only re- al Joy is tbe out.come. Whereas in something like football it's not oolf tbe out'.come but playjng, too. Unless 'you're a sadist. the pain aod physical endurance in l.ARRY HOLMES SENDS A CRUSHING RIGHT HAND TO THE FACE OF LEROY JONES. CSee THEIUOT, Pa1e BZ> . IUQAR RAY LIONARD M..a Mii AMII tN VICTORY. .. e Completes Bis Leg For Owem, Life Was Like a Relay . PHOENIX (AP) -"To me, 1H e is like a relay," former Olympic gold medalist Jesse Owens once said. ·'Each generation ls like a leg of that relay. And if you teach your children well, they will pass on that baton of respbosibility." Monday, at tbe age of 66, Owens completed his leg <1 the ''relay." The man whose life "symbolized the struggle againat tyranny," ud whose track ability 44 years ago showed a quiet grace to a World beaded rw war, died of lung cancer at the University of Arizona Medical Center to Tucson. .. PE&llAPS NO ATHLETE better aymbolbed the bumao struule agalnat tyraon)', po'lel'· ty aod racial tqOU'y," Presi- dent Carter aaid alter learntq of Owena• death. "Illa penonal triumphs aa a world-ela11 athl«e IDd ~ ... the prelude to a career dnotecl to-belptnc otben ... Go•.-Bruc&Babbttt o1 Amou haa declared Wedneada1 as luu Owens Day, and bu or- dered flags flown at half ltd. Ill ~dlt.lan..Owe:u' body wU1 U. ln atate that clay at the new Capitol Rotund.a 'With Babbitt ucl otber •tat• offlctals ~ Ill • melDorlal PH1S Mntc.. Koarw1 .... permJtt.t to •i•w tb• bod1 .. toda1 at 0111..n.I. Memorial C...-ID PMentx ' OWENS' BODY WILL BE flown to Chicago, probabl7 Wed- o es day or Thurs day, with se rvices to be held at Rockefeller Chapel on tbe Univenity of Chicago campb,S. Tbe date and Ume for tbOse services were QOt immediately known, however. It was last December that doc· tors found that Owens, a Owens' Records w..w ................ , leueO...: II• h •ran: C.4 tec•.._ •• ,...:t.t. ........ : lt.l. m,.,.: •i •meten:•.J. .............. :ZZ.t. m.,.,.. ..... :ZZ.t. .......... : ... %. ........ relaJ:•.1. l t ~ ( t PboenJ.x publle relatlona O· entift, bad lldeeocarc~ 1'm1 cancer tbat norm• la llnked to el1arette 1m • Owen11 smoked an •""'9 a pack ot ctaarettet ~ for yean. .r ame1 Cleveland .. 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"la tbe beat of tbe mo- ment, be Just turoed aromd ud ~ AQaelo ta U. mootb." Duadoe wu ruabed to a k>ek.er room uuallJ lnbablted by the Wublnatoo Capital ol tbe NailoDal RockeJ Lupe. He waa u•mlned by a doctor. ''There m.lgbt be a allcht CMeUUloll,'' Bnitman u&d out· aide t.be 4reulq room. whicb wu cloMd to reporters. '1'bere will be IDOl'e examioat.lom. Ancelo Lt up and a.,.H ·ree1a nae.·· Bl'CJtm.a aaid Saunden WU in police ~ u4 that DO decWonW been made wbet.ber to preas chucea. "Bia name's Joe Saunders, and be coea by the name 'Pepe,'•• BrotmaD said. "Be ls not auoclated with the Su1u Ray camp tn any •Q, and never baa been. "He bu beea u1oclated wi1b Ray for some time. He bangs around the gym ..• Ray knows him." Later. in a televtsloo interview, Brotman said: "Now Angelo must know bow some ol b1a ftgbters feel." .------.._,~•I dw •••---..----. Freddie Bnnra. Seattle Supenoaics euard when asked if BID Wait.'• comeback would tranaform the San Diego Clippers into a powerbouae: "How many times baa BW Walton come back? He's just like Frank Sinatra. "Makes aa mucb, too." .....,._L .... S .. rp A .. hut C ... MaU Keoap pitched eight strona innincs, and • Oakland exploded for 11 hits to overpower tbe Chicago Cubs .•. 10-2, note~ its sixth victory in the last seven exhibition games. Keough, a Corona del _ · Mar High graduate wbo wu 2·17 last season, allowed two runs on seven hita, struck out nine and walked three. Keough struck out five batters befott the Cubs mana#d their first hit tn the third inninR. By then, the A's bad bUllt an 8--0 lead . . . Buap WW. drove in both rods Mon· day and Joe MaUack turned in another strong pitching performance u Texas beat Cincinnati, 2·1 ..• Art Bowe bit a ' grand slam home run to highlight a five· run third inning that carried Houst.oo to a 7·3 win over Montreal ... Toll1 Peres drove in four runs with a homer and a aibgle and Pnid Lyn collected three RBI wit,b a pair of doubles, powering Bost.on to · a 9-7 drubbi.Qg of Detroit. With the hits, Peftl ralaed his spring batt:inc average to HOUOM .500 . • • Paal llltdteO, fighting for a job with Milwaukee, pitched four perfect lmiings agairist bis former teammates " the Bre.wers beat Seattle, 11-4 ... Richard Wortham, a 14-game winner last season but struggJ. ing this spring with an 8.70 ERA. allowed Baltimore only three hits in six innings as the Chicago White Sox nipped the Orioles, 1-0 ... Kansas City's George Brett. WllMe Alkeu and Pete LaCock knocked in seven runs with homers as the Royals pounded Atlanta, 9-2 ..• &emde S&eueU'a run- s coring single snapped a 3-3 tie as San FranclSco scored four times in the 10lh inning for a 7.3 triumph onr Sao Dieeo ... Loa Ptniella'• two-run double highlighted a four-run third in· ning aa the New York Yankees clobbered Philadelphia, 7·3. Ron Galdry piU:bed sis innings to pick up the victory .•. Major league baseball owners ·have assembled a strike fund and insured themselves to the point that a walkout might be profitable for the clubs, Mania llllkr. executlve director of tbe players association, said . . . Montreal bu traded fint baseman-outfielder Raty Staab to Texas for third baseman Cluta Sm.WI and infielder-outfielder Laa•~ llega.%% .. f Ce.ad 8e Para .. %e4 LONG BEACH -A hospital spokeswoman • says there Ls a possibility of permanent paralysis for Formula One driver Clay Regauoni of Switzerland, who was injured in a 160 miles per hour crash Sunday during the Long Beach Grand Prix. The accident, and otbers in Grand Prix racing this month, have set in motion a safely investigation by the Federation lntemailonal du Sport Automobile <FtSA>. of. ficlals at FJSA headquarters ln Paris said Monday. It's ~potted that the investigation wlll stress protection of the driver in the cockpit, and whether builders have dis· carded safety in the name of reducing car weight. During the race won by Brazilian Nelson Piquet Sunday, it took 20 minutes to free the 40-year.old Regau.onl after tbe crash of bis Ensign car. His crew said bis brakes apparenUy failed aa be as.roached HOAZ:lllOMI a hairpin turn, and be underwent five boun of spinal surgery Sunday nicht at St. Mary's Hospit.al bere. sc .... e11 •• Tlllce I•• .,.,. c•s1 According to Jeb P. llclleel. prealdent of the • Unlvenal Preas Syndicate, lloler S&HNO wUl take a job as commentator for CBS Sports at $10,000 per football telecast. Not bad for someone wbo Just retired .•. Dea Ma)oeey scored three 1oala in a span 118: 14 Monday nlgbt, highliJbtinl New York'• five-goal third period ud rall.JiDa tbe RJncen to a 7-5 NHL win over Detroit ... AlA bead butetball coach. 11.m P..-, baa an- noun* be will not be returning to bi.a position next year . . . Feettnc be let his English countrymen down by getting knocked out, boser lelaa CeMell bu left for bome .after a drinkiaa tnc:Mlent at bla Boardwalk casino hotel 1n New Jersey ... Tbe 18th annual Jeile 0.... Games, a na- Uonwide tnek and field eompetltlon for )'OUllpten tn Los An1elea, will continue u planned tb1a summer 1n tribute to Owem ••. Unlftrlity of Alabama Prealdent Dant Mau.e.n •aJ• foo&ball coacb Beu BrJu& will DOt be permitted tO take part in a.Ulch acUvltie. after' be is reJaed from a bolpital later Oda week .•• IUD ""'411a, who .,_t seven yean u iaallt.ut to lllcblaan balketball coacb lobQ Orr. waa iwned lloaid&J to replace Orr. wbo left to take the job al Iowa State. !We., .... ., ...... TV: No ......U lehlduled. . UDIO: ~~· 7:40 9 .m .• ltIJS (1150). AY'Slt.\.DIO B•ebd -Yankees n. DodCen at Vero Bacir.. 10:• · a.m .• XA8C ('7IO}; 8eft P'l"andaeo v1'. AD1el.I at Palm . Sprtnp,li~Slp.m.,ICllPIC('JlO). · • ' . , \. ..., f'llll ....... '--' ...... THE WINNER! ~ Nanc_y Lopez.Melt.on <center) is COO· gratulated b)' James S. KemperJ._Jr .• _president of the sponsoring Kemper Insurance li<>. after winning tbe Women's Kemper Open Sunday. Looting oo are Debbie Massey (left) and Jo Ann Washam who finished tied for second. . 'Ibis Titne Tewell Has 1he Nerves Raves Were Great, ba~.~ HILTON HEAD ISLAND. SC. <AP ) -A year ago, Doug Tewell wu-considerlng quitting the pro golf tour when be came to this resort island. He left today as a brand new winner, and his most serious problems wete rearranging his playing schedule to accom- modate a trip to the Masters at Augusta. Ga., and the Tourna- ment of Champions the following week at Carlsbad. BOTH TRIPS were set~ with his sudden-death playoff victory -the first ·o( his five-year tour career -over Jerry Pate for the title and a $54,000 first place . cbe<:k in the Heritage Clu&c. "l was coosjderlng chucking it when we came here last year," the 30-year-old Tewell said lloo- day aft.er Pat.e's bogey from the water on No. lS set up Doue's winnlag par OD the first playoff bole ~·1 didn't have the nerves. I ~ad the swing and the tempera· menl 8Jld the t.aJent. But I ju.st wasn't making any money. t didn't have the nerves. "I'd get myself in position and then, bang, along would come a 79. The same thing happened here last year. 1 played pretty good. then shot 78 in the ·tast round. "I JUST KEPT fighting it. And tben those putts tbat used to lip out started falling in." He proved bis nerves are beyond question with a minor miracle of a bogey on .the 17th bole of l"MUlation play on -the rain-soai-ed. wind-scoured Harbour Town Golf Links. Tewell was leading Pate. a U.S. Open champion, by one s troke when be stepped to tee oo the par-3 17th. He booted it into the water and was facing double bogey. ......... J FIGHTS ••• at 2:Z7 of the fourth round. A rigbt·left burt Green, then a rt,bt ~ a amubing left book put Green down for the count. Tbe WBC bu said Leoaard now must sign by May to defend against No. l·ranked Roberto Duran. But Leonard and bis peo- ple are talking about a fight wlth WBAC&mpioo Plpino Cu.evas. TBB TV P&OG&AM opened at Knoxv11le with F.dclie Greeory providµlg a hint or what was to come. Gregory, who bad failed in a bid for tbe WBA light benyweipt cbamplonshlp 'ln 1977, knocked down Marvin Jobnaoa with a left book to the body and a riabt to the bead tn the third round and then stopped him wltb a series of bead puacbes that bad him helpleu ln the 11th round. Tbe time wu 2:43. • Gregory, of New Yon, won for the 38th Ume aga.inlt four lo&1es and a ·draw. Jt wu the fourtb klel for Job:Dlon, of ID· dJanapolla. Two ot tboce loues have been in first defenses. lob.nlon a1lo wu beat.en bJ cur· rent WBA cbamp MatUlew Saad , ·Muhammad in hia flnt defenae or that title in lt7t. Tate, 212, wbo bad • 20-G rec· ord, a1ao failed in b1I ft.nt·tllle defeDM. Re buUt a ldlld lead 1 oyer tbe ftnt 11 ~. lbaklnt Wtever, •~ ol Lei Ana .... on . aneral ~culou wltll abort punc1* to the bead. 1 Site for Next Kemper Open Undecitkd By ROWAllD L BANDY °'_....,. __ There isn't much doubt about the future of the Women's Kemper Opeo oo the LPGA tour. Tbe only queation tbat has been posed ts whether or QOt the event will return to Mesa .Yerde Country Club in Costa Ila.a. Televtsklo is mighty and bolds a blc band over sucb eveots but it shouldn't be able to dictate ever- ything Including starting times lbat. are un· reaaooabie or movtnc playoffs to a distant spot when ooe hole before could more than s uffice. This despite all the raves of the players ln favor dthe coune, tabbl.oi it as a swtable srte for a U.S. Open event among other th.lngs u well as saytna it ia one of the \>Ht they play on all year. Dunng ~guiatiolrplay, they can cover No. 14 w1tb portable as well u stationary cameras. WbJ can·t the aame thing be dcme for a playoff! • * * BUI' TllESE AllE other things that enter into a possible return to Mesa Verde CC . ONE THING NANCY LOPEZ-MELTON does soon alter every round of golf she plays is klepbooe her husband, Tim Melton in Clnclnnat1. Asked what be saJd while viewuig the final round Hopefully t.My will all be .straigbt~oed out within a short period of time. A meetlng was held Monday night with top officials or both lhe country club board of d.Lrectors and the Kemper lo.surantt Company present. GOLF of lhe Women's Kemper Open. N~y rnealed: Reports Sunday indicated the Kem~r people had signed a contract wrtb NBC to coot1out' televising the event for the next three years, proof that tbe tournament wW be beld someplace. Seen walking around the clubhouse at Mesa Verde on Sunday was Roger Belanger. bead pro at Industry Hills where a second 18-bole cbam· pi003bip course will be opeGed April Zl. ··He sa.Jd. 'I wanted to kill you on 14:" she '>3td .. Ht· v.a~ onl~ ktddtng, or course Then he ..,aid 1t '4BS a good !Jung he '4as watch.mg by h1m~lf He almost broke his band when be hat someUung very bard when l made that putt oo No. 16 .•• Add oo Lopez-Meltoo· "M.i&sion Hills (in Palm Se>rlno this~) will be easy a.fttt this course.•• * * • Should negotiations break down at lleu Verde, lDdustry Hills appears ready to step into the breech. The new coarse eoWd also be the site of the Sunstar tou.mameot 1f it doesn't take the Kemper away from Costa Mesa. Let's bope the two groups get togtther and keep the Women's Kemper Open in Costa Me5a at Mesa Verde CC. then get !K>me klOd of an agree· ment with NBC to have a later showing on Suoday. TBE'&E WAS NO LETUP in the Ceelin& of the playen about the coodiUoo and playing surfaees of the Mesa Vttde Country Club course. Tbett wasn't a sing}e complaint about lhe course uttered to the preu The oa1y real comphlint.c"'were lodged after Saturday·s thlrd round of play when pin place· meni., were tn some of the toughest spots on the course • • * PEOPLE WERE STILL coming onto tbe course in large numbers wbeo the enttre field bad already started playine tbe back nme. A later stan would give more fans an opportunrty to sit in oo the actioo personally and eajoy lhe touruamenl m person rather than siUlng at bome wat.cbuig 1t on television. The LPGA d esignates pan placements so course officials are not responsible for this. As for the wmds drylDJiC out tbe grttnS. at·s an act of nature and not a real concern of course officials, either No playoff occurred this year but from a11 ap- pearances. if tt had. the fll'St sudden-death hole would have beet> No. 15 again, causing fans coo· siderable inconvenience. It wouJd indeed be a sad state or affairs ii the tournament 1s taken elsewhere ~use of the crowds betng small cw beca~ tbe two groups in cootrof can't get together on money or othel' mat· ters. llae Women's Kemper Open belongs at Mesa Verde Cqu:ntry Club in Costa Mesa and ls a big plus to the city as well as the course atseU. 'Nerve•s Wreek' Staubach to P/,ay In an Emergency DALLAS <AP> -Quarterback Roger 'Staubacb left Just a Uny sliver ol daylight open in hi.a re· lirement announcement Mooday and Coach Tom Landry ran to it like be was Tony Dorsett. Asked lf be would return to the Dallas Cowboys if something happ e ned to backup quarterbacks Danny White and G Jenn Caraoo, Staubacb a.aid. "That would be a real problem. I'm Dot advef¥ to helping. tt would dep e nd on the circumstances. That's all speculation and l doo 't want to set into that now ... LAND&Y SAID be felt Staubadl could be called tn an emercenoy. : • U we called him back and the team needed him, be woWd play," aaid Landry. Staubacb ended 11 years wttb the Cowboys Mooclay. tumlng bis fulltitne atteoUoo to bil f•mi· ly and a bkluomine real estate career. Allo, Staubacb O\)eoed the door to televillon. "There ii a ooulbWty r could 1et into te~ aome u a sport commentator. Tbat m!Pt help wttb t.be withdrawal palm,'' be laid. I ·~AY. svsa'ITlllNG Lt sort or blank for me;• Hid Staubacb. "Thl• •ureuaeat tb.ln• 11 toQCb. My ftve.y......-l son, lefr, doesn't e••D U.D· dentud. He .cam. flP to me tDd wd: •J>ad. doel um uaean ~ not •oln• to work ou\ ••1 moret• •• Stau.Mch said deddlnl to ,.. Ute bad mad• bim • • 'oenous wreck.·· It finally got the best o( him al lus press conle~ce that "'as televised bve by tllree sta- t 10 o s and broa d c ast in a telephone hookup to Wasbingtoo aod St. Louis. ··1 wasn't going to do this." said Staubacb, dabbing at big tears The 38·year-old Staubacb, rat· ed the No. 1 career passer in Na· ltonal Football League bi.story. said he did not retire because of five concussions be bad received last year. "l'VE NEVEa worried about injuries and the examinations I underwent s howed oo brain damage," Hid Staubacb. "One doetor was coocemed that tbe concussions might be an ac· cumulative thing." Staubacb then twitched hU head twice. breaki.Da up bis au· dience. Wife Marianne laur tokt Tbe Associated Preas that Stauf>adi'a bud injurl~s "did worey me. Aller the third ooe lut year I aaked blm to tee a neyroJoc1at and be did. ao about mld·MalOO, t wu coacerned. I just wanted blm to see somebody." Staubacb sald be retired because "It was a t\Jl feelln& . . . I wanted to spend more time with my family . . . of course, my coacusslooa were sort ct billorleaJ . . . t ... bad more tbll\ ~ lbU"t. •• •.•ff• waa • 1re•tJ•c>- mlnu Q9M'terMtk. .en il9 Bobby Layae," Hld LandrJ, wlto bat bllG ln ~. Nft. IO Jffl"f Ma COHb ud playtl'. ...... P.,.e81 THERIOT .•• track i.s oot enjoyable. "WE'RE STA&TING to see a turn of events, though. People maybe can't throw the shot. or. sprint. or run, but they can jog and \here has been a big boom UJ that." Theriot feels he bas seven good years ol running left iQ him and that the next two wtU be the telling tale as to whether.he can matte the Jump from the col· leg{at.e level to world class. •'The longer I run distance the stronger I'll get," says Tberlot. who will attend law school at USC. UCLA or Loyola next year with tbe hope of someday becoming a politician <what else!). "I'll either run for the Pacific Coast or tbe Santa Monica track club next year. I'll definitely run unUI 1S84 <Olym- pic year) and then we'll see what happens. "All 1 know is that right now we're felting the abaft. u.tless you're ooe of the few world clas.t athletes ..... ACT\SALLY, 7RE PEOPLE Theriot feels sorry for now are those world class athletes who are on a ~ht,~ concerning the Olympic situation. 0 1 don't th1n.t we sbould Co to the Soviet Union.. The Europeans an fQclnated by us and If the U.S. doesn't com. Mte In Ute Games, then they'll be a flop and I 'cUik• to see tbat. •· B~ lf PNsldeat carter' 11 colrit ·ao UN tbe athletet llb tbat be•• I06lll to b&ve to °" a little. He Owet tbme a~ someddng; tbe oaes 1'bo U.. worked 10 bard in the bqpe ot 1ettln1 • ioltl 1nedal and calhlne Inoa the re.Ards.'' Drlftlnc back to b.la own J'lltit with UCLA, Tberiot IQS tr.. C.· ly nlc. thine the tnu team bu ner recetftd there ll DrU• Sla.dhun. But nee i!M!ftJ;t'l; ,.,a, • ..... ba" '° ....,. tt .... Joc&erin Bel A.Ir." 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CMUI, ,...,._ le -. • "° •"" .......... -11.11111-. O,CLANO -HtfflW l llly Tll001 ,_. ......... C!Nltll. ~ltl .. 'r'taltlAN COU.101 -..__ ~ .................. c.-... like Fatlaers, Lllce Seti• Steve Madlock. 1." (left > and Petey Rose, 11 . find a comfortabl~ place to talk baseball strategy during spring training workouts recently. The kids were doing the relaxing while their fathers , Pitt•urgh's Bill Madlock and Philadelphia's Pete Rose. were playing. Tanana Likes His.Curv@-...... -------.:S--... _ ..... ----· ·--·-.. -·~ .. Angel Le/ ty Sharp; Indians Win, 9-7 PALM SPRfNGS CAPl -What's new about the Aneels losmg another exb1b1t1on baseball game? It's that their thlrd pitcher of the day -Frank Tanana -found out he can throw curve ball~ again. top hurlers tn all or baseball went four strong in· n1ogs. b1s longest sunt of lhe spnng. Although Tanana gave up two Cleveland runs on two btts and three walks, he liked what hap· peoed wben he lned his curve ball for the first ume in a spnne ea me. The Cleveland Indians belted the Angels, 9·7, in ~onday's game. pretty well decid.ang things in "I W~ HAPPY :"."1th the feeling of the break· the first two innings by jwnping on Angels' starter mg ball.•. he said, S?me o~ them had a good Jim Barr foriseven bits and seven runs. break and good velocity. It s a &ood.-~.e -lo -'"'STil rt - BY THE TIME IT WAS OVER each team bad Tanana, winJling between 14 and 19 game~· 13 hits, Cleveland amproved its 11·10 Cactus each season from 1974 through 19'.18, Jlad shoulder League record to 11-10 and tbe AD.eels dropped to problems that kept tum out of action most of 1979. 5-11. · He pitched with more heart tban arm in helping But Tanana made the eame exclt.l.ng for the the ADJel pennant drive last fall, and be bad not AA&ela. The lefthander once considered one o! lbe pitched more than two •nninp in other apring games this year. Fer Dodgers Uutillo, Reuss Are Impressive ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. (AP > -Two ~uys who really do have a lot in common short. rel- atively inexpe rie nced right-handed reliever Robert Castillo and tall. veteran left-handed starter Jerry Reuss. .Both are fighting for one of the last spots on the Los Angeles Dodgers' 10-man p1tchmg roster in the coming baseball season, and both showed their talents to best advantage in a 4·1 exhibition victory over the New York Mets Monday. He said bis arm felt strong eoou_gb Monday to add t.be niDt.b in.Qing lo his best piece of work in 1980. Angel Manager Jim Fregosi decided against tt. TANANA AGREED rr WAS probably a smart move. -r·m better off to cut 11 ooiei.nrung short and koow I rou.Jd have gotten 10 or 15 more pitches. than to have pushed the arm too far." When he came in. Tanana retJred Cleveland in order UJ the ftfth lOllUlg. lo the sixth he walked three batten and &rive up a singJe before getting two stnkeouts to end the inrung. Cleveland's Rick Waits held ~he Angels to a pair of runs in the first six innings . but wai. replaced wath one out in the seventh after a three· r un homer by Tom Donohue and a double off the left cent~rfield fence by Todd Cruz. Mike Paxton pat('hed the final ~ innings for the Indians. The An gels and Indians met in Palm Springs agam today. REUSS, 30, HAD a 7·14 record in bis first UCI to Host radio pager season with the Dodgers Ul 1979 and lus spri.ng work this year had been unimpressive until Mon· Tournament day.But the 6-S Reuss held the Mets lo five hits The 1• Orange Coun· over six innings a llowing only an unearned run ty collegiate bast>ball Monday. In three previous appeara.nces he had tournament will take f>eeo rocked for nine.runs on 17 ruts in 12 innings place Thursday through The 5-10 Castillo. 24. bas been with the Saturday at UC Irvine Dodgers part of the last three seasons and led Los w i th Sou t be r n C a I Angeles in saves during 1979, p1ck1.ng up seven lo College, Chapman, de· the final two months of the season. He also bad a fending NCAA champion • lacklu.ster spring before be pitched the final three Cal State Fullerton and innings Jdonday, allowing two hits and no runs. UCJ <Timfr~nlgl · l ) 8 n d "MY SCREWBALL HAS BEEN working w~ll SoCal (9-14·2> w1ll kick and I'm ,getting quite a few strikeouts." Castillo ocr the fesllvtties with a said. "But I am walking a few too maoy." He has contest at 11 a .m. Thurs · six strikeouts in 121f:a tnnln&s and has issued nine d a Y w ith Ca 1 St ate walks. Fullerton (19-8) a nd "Probably the biggest thing rm working on in C h a Pm an ( l 7 -8 · 1 > spring training is control,·• says Castillo. "Not just fol~~~~~ Pi 0 0 sh1 P throwlng strikes, but throwing to spots. As a relief WIDE AREA COVERAGE ORANGE CO.-L.A. '17.7~ ••••th SO DEPOSIT ON APPROVED CREDIT pitcher I'm corqlng into games In critical situa-game is slated for noon tions and you hate to make a batter swine at your _S_a_tu_rd_a_y_. ---------------- pitch." ll was the fourth Dodger victory in their last five games. Steve Garvey had two singles and bas 10 btta and nlne RBI ln bi.s la.st 14 at-bats. Pedro Guenero also bas been a Dodger leader, 9 for 17 in lb~ last tour games with five RBI and three runs scored, ralalng his spring average to .423. 118 Wins in 7th,-1-0 ll's no seeret that the Oilers of Huntlqton Beach ffi&b have been strugglln1 of late. It seems ~ilher they 1et lood biltlna and no pltchin,, or good pitchint an DO hJttin.. . • Monday afternoon in tbeJ<)len bracket of the Anaheim buebaJJ toumament, the Oilen 1ot the Jatter ... and this Ume they added a UttJe bit or luck. I · • Recelvtnf a strong pltchln1 performance from Scott Manh, the Oilers scored an unearned run lo the boUom of the seventh to nJp Procter Hu1 of Nevada, 1.0. lronlcall.)'1 the only hit for the O~ra came from leadoff nltter TOil)' .Brackley lD the flnt in-Dllli. 'lbe rat o( the eame they were relaUvely q\&l.et. That ls unUl tht seventh . It WU tu Ulal inn1na t.bat tM. ao.. nm fJf the cam• wu KOl'td by virtue of an error, two •alb and a acrlftce fly. • Tk TrulylJnque f.afLer ~L Toke home o noc of flowering spc1ng color with Easter boskets from Roger's Gotdens. Dazzling sptlng o~ts of Indoor ond ootdoo< floW~ ore mockt lndi· V1duolly by Roger's designers ro give you foster beauty that's tcvly unique. • • \ = ... _ ...... ana al~ lDcolDe t.u•, •c· cordlaa t• Ua• f o.aadaUon 11&~ tM. QIMu ..._. _... JUlt ..... SI per· teat ot ............. , ...... . com• toot; ·.tit• 1••!\ the federal.._,. ln1 WW iMe u per~ Tbe fGuDdadoa a1ao &ooMd ll •h•,. Mt". Tupeyer'1 money \flU 10 dllriq fllcaJ 1* -the f\nudal year that becao Oct. 1. ltTI. Accord.llla to the fQWJda- tlon economlatl, tbe blneat cbunk cl mcaey -$1, m or 32.6 percent -wlll be used to fiAance wbat are known u in- come aecurlty payments. That includes Sod.al Security beoetil.S for retirement, diaabillty. etc .. aa well aa welfare. The aecood btggest chunk of money -$1.213 or 22.3 percent -will go foT nattonal d-efeJBC Other major expenditure categories include: interest on Supersonic Jet F easihle W ASRINGTON (AP> ~Ue the com- mercial failure of today's a ' c airliners, an adYanced high-apeed jet could be economically successful ln tbe future if it overcame major fuel. and envtroomental questions, says a congressional study. I . . $50,000 to $500,000. nM! report released Sunday by the Office of TechnolOIY Asaeaament says a second-generation advanced supersonic transport -AST -wbicb rues faster and carries more passengers than pre- sent models could account for $50 billion in sales th~~ the year 2010. •NCOME PROPERYYSEOONDS AN AMEIUC~ AST could late about one- third ol lbe total sales of long distance aircraft within the next_3Q_x~m .. ~.~ AA:J$ • ..B.o.f,.ptos... . auclrigaucli-apf ane would require overcoming many otletacles, not the least of wblcb ls the future price and availability of fuel. it adds. "Given that an AST would have fuel consump- tion rates at least 1.5 to two times greater per seal- mile than equivalenUy sued subsonic transports, it would be more sensitive to Cuel price increases then a subsonic aircraft," the study says. Cnnr.t<I nvr ,_ ........... ~ for vour hl\clnc1ng l'W!ed~ (714) 759-1515 AMEAtCAN HOME M0RT0A0E 230 He"'p0t1 Cenle< Dnve OMOQn Pl11.1a flle..,pon Beach. Ca111om.a 92660 The Office of Technology Assessment, an agency that advises Congress on technical matters and suggests policy options, did the study for the Ho~ Science and Technology Committee. It was not asked to, and did not, make recommendations a bout whether the AST sbould or should not be built. Bur GIVEN THE probability of an expanded future air transport market and the economic im- portance of sustaioi.ng U.S. aviation leadership. "at appears that it would be in our national interest to keep our options open in the s upersonic field," the agency said. TAX-FREE INCOME TO CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS -~ - SOME PEOPLE'S MONEY EARNS 1HE EQUIVALENT OF 19Yi% Does Yours? With inflahon eroding everyone's hard-<>amed dollars. and interest rates in ,an upward spiral, people everywhere arc c;triving to max1mu.e thetr savings and investment return. Tax-free munrcipal bonds ;:it today's high yidds can fill the need. For California residents in the 4Q% tax bracl<et (Joint ren1m with S45,800 taxable income) a 9.9% tax-free yll'ld is equivalent to more than a 19.5% taxable yield. Cboosin& ti!? right bonds There a.re some 60,000 municipalities in the Unitrd State!> which can issue bonds, mak.mg selection of utmost importance. Kidder, Peabody is a major. diversified investment banking f 1rm with a professional staff commltled to helping individuals make effective long-term investmCflt decisions. And our leading role a!-·;m underwriter of tax-free issues gives us a unique pcrspt'C- hvc in thi~ hi~hly specializ.cd fidd. Con~1der the following issue Department of Veterans Affairs of the State of California 10% Home Purchase Reve:nue Bonds. 1980 Series A, due 2005 PRICED AT 100Y2 TO Y1ELD 9.95% /ArCTZJl'tt mtm...,I tn lit atld~) Consider their value relative to a Califonria resident's tax bracket Coa-tbbwd ff<kr.J a1'CI Sc.a~ of C..IJJomia l1'COnW Ta• BDdtet 49% 55% 64% 19.50% 22.00'lo 28.00"/o Let Kidder; Peabody help you lock in today's high tax-free yields with is.sues :which flt your individual investment situahon. We've bet?n helpinR invt'S- ·tors do it for 115 years. roT a confidential d.i~s.sion, telephone Or mail the coupon to Stepheri L Shirley, V.P., (714) 644·7040. ----------------------------------- ) Missile .Pact t o C onvair? SAN DIEGO (AP> San Diego's Gene r al Dynamics-Convair is re- ceiving a lucrative con- tract for a new Navy-Air Force medium-range air-to-surface missile . The contract may -be worth more than the one Convair Jost lo the Boe- ing Co. of Seattle last week. according lo the San Diego Union. Or. W'tlllam J . Perry. under-secretary of Defense for Research & Engineering, made the announcement which named Coovair as the almost-certain selection. ~LOWCOST CAR EFREE SAILING ""llli'MACULAT'E 28"30' llQATS 5-61 Sl•"ll'"O -..~ "'-t• Toii.t ....,..... 'UU Y EQU/Pf'EO \ A.d'Ot .... _ • RloOoo 0..-•00\ ,_ ' f ~lly EOU•ooeocl Gati., YSAV£ MONEY· -1111,Mo"""" NOO~ITON APPBOVED CREDIT ... ·~, ..... ~ ...... 1"1-J:-Mr-- ceot, and bealtll, tD'1 or 10 per· . cent. A& U. boUQm ot the Uat la Mtm....,.. .. el J.elee, "Wldeh- •lll ta• Na or about throe- tou rtbl of a ,.reent of Uae iyplcal wort~r 1 f eder•l pay. moot. IN /*; related report, UM fOt.Ut- da lloo eeUm•tecl. that federal tax coJ.leeUooa for flscal i. will top the balf-trillloo dollar mart. · totaling $S08.3 billloa. up about 12 percmt from the $&50.8 bUlloft collected in f°l8Ca11979. The biu:st chunk or tbe money -:1 billion or 47 per· cent -will come from in- d t vi dual income taxes . Corporate income taxes will ac· count for $72.3 billion or 14 per· cent. and employment t.axea. in- cludiDg Social Security lmes. _ W'\U add1JPtO tl36.6 bllll6il Of Z1 percent of the total. The rest of the money will come rrom ex- cise taxes. unemployment taxes, estate and gill taxes and mis- ceUaneiou,, levies. LOOKING AT the tax burden. the foundation found that California bean the heaviest load, with an estimated con- tributJon of $58.8 billion in fiscal 1980. New Yorlt is serond With S42 .s billioo; lllinoia ls third with · $31.9 billion: Texas is fourth with $.10.9 billion; and Penn· sy l vaoia is liCtb with $26.7 billion. At the other end of the scale. Vermont bas the lightest load with $900 million. Grilled Plastic parts such as these truck grills are being U5ed more and more In auto and truck assembly to lessen weight and increase fuel economy. Karen Messmer in- spects chrome-plated plastic truck grills as they roll off the assembly line at Buckeye International in Mason. Ohio. Brazilians Can Boy Alcohol-fueled Car BRASILlA. Bt'Uil <AP> -The Bruilian automobile industry Tank Pl T Id begi.aa sellinC can powered oo almost pure alcohol to the ceneral er an 0 public today. The home-grown fuel will reduce Brazil's heavy re- liance cm imported oU and will~ easier on lbe coosumef's pocket- LONDON <AP) -Shipping ~~---· .. ----. _ .. _ _.... -------·----· ---... m~ ·ftavt "'i't~lllr ~im:-~ Bruili•M now pay $2.15 for a gallon regular gasoline, while nowiced a plan to build powerful the aJeobol fuel · cost.a about SL This price difference more than ice-breakine supertankers to offsets t.bie 20 percent higher fuel comumptioo of lbe new alcohol carry Alaskan oil along engines. · Canada's northern cout to New· Tbe vast sugar cane crop or tlus South American nation is the found.land. sour« ol most ol the alcohol. Over T he Countt·r MASO~ I ~16 I 1 %7''1 n.... ~ ~ 1) , .. 11 11 ~· . ~· ~ ,~ 1... II _,, n 1• -:> """ ' ·' JI:~ ,l\'.I S D:lQ S K•m ary , •1~ 11 I HEW ~I(· IAPi ._ MOtl «I•# -1 ...... 11 -.C->ll><'h ......,...., O• HA\() ) ,,.. I ........ ..._ 81d A>1'..S ~ 4 17>. ., ... ("Rtw .,. 4Jl.)lllO II 11 "--" , ., .. ·~ ~IC ..._ \.. ~"' • • '• • 11'-Z> ~·....O IJ1 «lO 11.. II • • .. I IO II P...,1.0 ,' 1~1'0 100 I I It I ). '• • I It : ll ..... --.C(Aifwl • 100 ,., 1 701... .·, .... 10 t "7 I 04f .... C. '°'· I -.1. I'-1~ ~.,. ._,,.!tr• . ._~ >,. J'-• .. ' "'c.! ..... ~rtllEa .,,,_ I 1.,. I $ >6 • 1·16 ,~ '! 1:~ PadWU "-J > l '• -1~ .. I~ ,_""" • ~ 1 ~·· "' • ·~ ;: Cl '' ..,.._ )~, :~ 21'4 r:... ~.._ • .. . . •. . .. ,, 1'-, .. V11<,....., ... ......... '~" 1 -.. J:1 ,_ ,,~ .. • • • .. .. .. • ,,.,. .: -~-........ J11 ~ !.. .... _.. ...... . .. 1S .-..... ''1> '-, ... T°'61 -•••• ,,.,v_ . ~~~~-.. MUTUAL FUND S l pll a11d DotmU t I \ , . BU81NESS /STOCK MARKET· Tlb\NSAC'IlONS • 7 I -- Market Has -Volcaiaic IN R1al AH a~. a rumor ls equivalent to •boatlaJ ''ftrel" Wild pnoe swings are to be npect.ed. Speculating, 1ucb as by tbe Hunt brothers In 1Uver, becomeemorecommonthaneenera.Uyia~ • Tbme are trig fellows; they can deal in mUliom of doll.an at a time, and Ute oftea macnilY tbose bie investments by tradina' on margin. They are alert, in· formed U>d q~clt to act. 'Ibey give full time to tbdr jobs. ~ While it is ha.rd to prove that they • act on "inside" information, a state- ment tbe Securtttes a.ad Exchange Com· mission will attest to, their information is more direct, more Immediate, more accurate than yours. CU•Ollltlt · TllEJll NETWO....-.,S swift. Information that you read about in the next day's ~wspaper u half a day old to them. And half a day, measured by today's frantic pace, lS equal to a couple of weeb baclc in l.930. In just .a couple of bouts or so last Thursday they piledrived the Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks by about 18 points and tbeo back up about 26 points, and up another 17 points the next day Only nervous professionals with news instantly ava1la . ble to them in this instanet:, the news that the Hunt brotbe~ had failed to meet marglD calls on their Sliver holdings, could have sotd so qwckly . ._ AND ONLY STEEL-NERV ED, well-financed pro- fessionals coo.ld have jumped into s uch a maelstrom and expected lo stay afloal. But they dld; they bought when to buy seemed to be the m01St imprudent gamble imagina- ble. <Nel.socl Bunker Hunt and W. Herbert Hunt agreed Monday to g1ve up their Canadian 011 property to make good oo a CQnt,facUor Ul m111ion ounces of sUyer.) Which is to say speculating over the short term 1sn·t adv1&able ror small investon any more than 1t would be s mart for a penny ante poker player to nose his way-into a big slakes tournament of sharks. The long-term might be another matter; at least m the view of some of the more credible advtsory services Ov.er a penod of years. they say. the c11rTent low prices of blue chip stocks might provide good· gatDS. ...-·- Stock Market Does Better Than Dow NEW YORK <APl -The stock market was muted in an erratic sess100 I.Oday. struggling to extend the rally from tut week's silver debacJe. The Dow Jooes average of 30 industrials was off 1.28 poin ts to 784.47 But gamers outnumbered l~rs by abouLa..2·1 margin among New York Stock Excbange-1.lsted issues. The market flas risen steadily since It b.it fi ve-year low Thursday Ill a cns1s atmosphere caused by forced selling of the Hunt family's silver bol'dings. J .ftt0<-b 111 Tlw .tiipotllgltt Due to late transmission today's 1 lst ing will not appear In the Daily Pilot. Ootc'Jonnrl rera,,e• "4£W Y()AIC;(APi Fo""I ~-J-~ .t"VS tor f -· /4{1< I noc1n . . 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(R) • MERV OAff1N Gue.ta: ww.n HOiden, ~ Fonyltl, Gordoti Cooper. Jot\n Peer ~ S1911ing Heyden. . G9NOVA .... "The !(.-ya Of Pllndile" The moat Pf Oli!Wng dNga ~ed In the 20th Olln- Nty -"*""ectunld in our own tw81na. (RI uoao TAXI Ale.x ,... in low wtttl • ~""' young ~ (0. W•i-l who WMte ~·"""-,_ -by '1.js~<Rl "Aebeccll" "" ~ llnd • bledttNlll •tt.npC lead ft. de Winters l.O l..Ondon. .wnere tney uncover Rabecc•"a beat-kept e«:ret. (PtirUI 10:0088 ~ 8 9 BMM.~ WAUER& 8ar1*•W ....... li .... .-- Cbaryl ladd. Oec:ar "°"""' ~ a.tie Mldl9f, Fllrnlh F ftoC9t1 Md Bo 0... ·*IHT~. cm • 7:30 -Stev• ... ~r..l)ffl problemt cOGfronUn1 a atruaallnl come· dlan cia ~·2 oa the Town." XHT e 1.00 --A murderer ter· rorizel mo.mt.atn community ln .. Winter Kill,'' ltan'lnl Andy Griffith and Sheree North. KTLA • 9 :00 -All-time film I avorlte t.W'ftl Bacall le the guest of Donahue. csse. NBC e. ABC a 11 :30 -·Primary Coverage. Reports on the Kansas and Wisconsin presidential prlm~es. -11r=r ... TMl90AT OOlmlt ""-01.tllle• For Tiie Pr-leed L.Md" J.c& _.....,.'°,_,....,. CllildOi .... ~ ,.._ -----~ • Wll.DMOMa MC*IN ..... A ,.oung "°"*' CO.-.. e.nn.tt1 Cir-. l4'0fl ... ~ p...s doMI "°"' -~ .... to cat• f09 • o~ 01 ~ c:HldrW\, (fQ u:001••<1>a MEWi Nl!Wl.WllD 8M9 • ~YIAUINAT lAMll Olt"9 II•--~. a TV 9MOl.tltCIW. and a bomb~ • ...,.,,_ • AU It THEl"AMI. Y Gloria loM• her )ob ~ ..... 11 pregMn1 • MGHT GAl..l.8"f "The UIU. ~ Bag"' A dlecnOrted ~. -on ekld '°". llndf • lftedi. cal b9Q lhel -tnlStak- ly trw...,.,.., lfOl'I\ the 2 141t oantwy 11:to8D8CllO NEWS INC:.Al ~oftr.~ -"'~~ ~tad. I :,:aQAMI • • ··~In "'f'lnk Lace"" 1191141 Qeo<ge Montgome ry. Joan. &...- JOHN DARLING .............. ..,... ., rt ..... 811"*· .. to Ullll ... frOfft uw....,,.,,,111 Kllf* "°"' 8tllllg ''" -·~·Mee .... to -"'* ....,,. """ • •«taeoi-- ........ bUI • -~ _.... lltert• • ;c:;::,IQMC .... -~lN..MT'ID -MlllGHT- ~-(1) IMMA8V,..,... W....~arov tlne 1111~-. 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A .... .-~ to '1op ttle •"'**°" °' • --""Y ~-(l "'~ 30 nw1 I TM£ DMILADEU'HIA ~ENTY-$1)(£'° EDG~OIH~ WASHIN GTON 6UW.£T5 l-AST NIGHl'IN~Mt- 'TV.()5HA~ BK.I-'<~ TO ONE! I Despite Turmoi4 Barbara's 'on Air. By PETER J. BOYER LOS ANGELES CAP> -Something seems amiss in the rather remarks· ble ascendancy or ABC News:_Whe~e is Barbara Walters' place w th.i s basement-to-penthouse story? Miss Walters' hiring from NBC in 1976 you may recall, was ABC's spla~by first step toward polishing its then-shabby news image. The network's second move was to band over the News Division to sports chief Roone Ar1edge, who promptly erased the fint step. THE MORE ARLEDGE'S way became ABC's way, the less America saw of Barbara Walters. Arledge viewed the million-dollar-a-year Walters hiring as a tY,pical pre· Arledge ABC News blunder -throw mooey at a problem and hope it will go away. Though Arledge frequently pro· fesaed respect for Miss Walters, her role al ABC quickly diminished and blurred under hls command. She went from Harry Reasoner's co· anchor (a stormy professional union that generated nearly as much news as it reported> to nightly features re· porter to occuional features reporter on "The World News Tonight." Arledge baa bad amazing success with ABC. News : bis fast-paced, mult.i·ancbor formula is mald.Dg a run at perennial nightly news leader CBS ; ABC last week became the first network to broadcasta regular lat.e- nlgbt edition of the news, and ABC's 0 Good Morning, America" has sur· pHsed NBC In Ure morning for the first quartutbls year. NOW TB.AT ABC News· is cruising down Main Street in a fut taxi, MJJs W alien. tbe dona of televilloD news, get.a most or her exposure from celebrity Interview specials. What happened? This : "When l came in (lo ABC News > it was the worst year of my pro- fessiona\ and personal lHe," she says. "Not just because of all the salary talk or the troubles between Harry and me. but it was ju.st a bad news department. They were glad to gel off the air every night. "l fell I was drowning there. I felt that even if Harry and I made it, it was simply bad. I wanted Roone to come in. whatever happened be· cause of it. "THE DECISION THAT faced Roone was to keep me or keep Harry. He made bis decision. Had they gone with me, I would have become the heavy." You don 't just tell a millioo·dollar· a-year journalist to go home and col· lect checks, so Arledge tried nighUy Barbara Walters feature segments. · "But after the fU'Sl few months, I wenl to him and I said I didn't want to be on every night for just a few minutes. 1 want fewer nigbu, but more time to do in-depth interviews, interviews with juice in them. I tbinlc of what we've bad, interviews with the shah's princess sister, for exam· pie. and I'm very happy with tt. We've coo.sistenlly made news with these interviews.·• wmce LEADS vs to the patented Walters-celebrity interviews, one of which, featuring Bo and John Derek, airs tonight a~ 10 on Channel 7. A comedown for a respected journalist! "I like doing them," sbe says, ''I like It very much because I have what I don't ~ve on the. .news - time. And Auvs 4o}Dg it because that's so percent of our contract. "We have tried to rnix the in· terviews so they would be both enter · taioing and informational. We've had the former Sbah and Empress bf [rao. Vice President and Mrs. Mon· dale. President and Mrs. Carter. But we have found that we 've bad lo go more and more for the superstars. . . "BUT LOOK AT CBS' '60 Minutes.' which started out as a tough. hard· .hitting, investigative news program. Well. now they 're doing interviews with Johnny Carson. which was their highest-rated show. Bette Davis and 1<atharine Hepburn. And <ABC's) '20-20, • I don't think a week goes by without their domg a rock. star or celebrity. "So, the idea of doing stars. which had originally been, IJ you're in news. you're tarnishing yourself ... in these days of ratings and so (Qrth. it isn't so terrible at all. We flod we're competing with '20·20' and '60 Minutes' for stars ... I don't think this ls bad, I don't think this is selling out or losine integrity.·· MISS WALTERS (who is"hersell. by the way, a gracious. cooperative interviewee> played a large part in the broadcast journalism revolution that made stars of TV newa reporters and brought the news into the ratings fray. The revolution resulted In Dan Rather 1lgnin1 a reported $8 million, five-year contract to anchor the CBS Evening News .. "Four or five years a10, MW'I was a special haven. You stayed with ooe company. grew old there, cot your eold watch and Left. You did.D't mue a lot of money became newt people C.tll 142-H11. Put a feJ# word• to work for u. weren't sppposed to You oe voer wor· r1ed about ratings. You never bad ao agent. j) "But. beca use of what happened to me, tbmgs changed There's no one without an agent. ~d everyone who was ;ui;t sick abol.f _me <and the Sl million annually> went in the next day and asked ror more mooey. I was a woman. so I got the heat. A.lso • television news became big bus.mess and began making money." MISS WALTERS' much-discussed contract with ABC bas a year,and·a· ball left. '-"Then. obyiou.sly. we ·u sit down and negotiate. You have to. But what I'd want, perhaps. is less, but more. I'm tearing myself apart even to be on the air twice a week. and lend up doing these specials on weekends. And then. I'm doine 'Issues aod Ans wers' <A BC's Sunday ne ws panel) ... My daughter. who's 11, will be leaving borne Ln five or six years. and I feel stro111ly about want· ing to be at home more. l suppose I'm reproving mysell. in a way." CONVERSATION WfTH 'NO. 10' Barbara Wattera (right); Bo, John Derek 'IV Hype Replacing Substance? MANHATTAN, Kan. <AP> -Time ma•uine colum.ni5t Hugh Sldey says hype ha.a replaced substance OD television news s bowa in order to maintain blab ratings. "ID the world of hype. the most dramatic statement or mm clip is the one wbJcb 1eta the play in 30-MCOOd or 90- second spots on the network news," said Sidey durmg an address Thursday al Kansu State University. . Sidey said media sensationalism bas twisted public perception or individuals. perhaps even to the . point or affecting policy. The most notable victim of that treod was Gerald Ford, Sldey s aid. STANLEY KUBRICK'S E 2QOI: A SPAC · ODYSSEY ................ AU. THAT JAZZ .......... . -· .... ·---. ~ . • Tom Jones' style of singing is exhausting. so be stays in shape by punching bag or lifting weights wben at home in Bel-Air. He's currently on stage in Las Vegas. Connery Busy Without '007' Q : I'• earioa about Seu Connery and bow be became JamH Bond, IO"JT. Was his dad a famoaa ader bt Scot.lud! Does the star enr watdl tM II.ad flla1! AJld IMw does Ille feel, after odgb-U.C Ute sp7 role, seelq anodller actor play die role! -Jin. M eredlUa a., Loe Angeles. A: Cooner)' was a shy non-spy guy who became the superspy of modem times after play- ing parta in doieas of films, mostly dening-do. He hit the heights or bis chosen profession. bad his fill -4-. ..ot Bond, w.ariM ef-lhe TOie-and fina11y punt up for grabs. Lucklly, the shrewd producers tapped Roger Moore (whose "Saint " seriM was popular for years) to w ent the Bond banner after Geor&e Lazenby tried it but didn't quite make it. AJi to what kind or a job James Bond the first thinks Moore 6oes, Sean says laconically when asked that question (which is alm06t always), "Well, it's different!" His father was never an actor home in Edin· burgh. "He was a long-distance trucker," bis soo says. Cooner)' bas pretty much kept a low profile and bas permanent homes in Spain, Monte Carlo and visits Scot.land several times a year for a throwback to bis roots. Incidentally, despite all,.the hair-nisblg escapades Sean's put on film, off· _--~be'• a polhbed IJ.mleman-who!s-practinDy 6ald and iJlvanably keeps a c uatom·&rown hairpiece bandy. Ualib many beroea ol movies and TV who'd nu.er blow tbelr tops instead ol abowine wbat'a 7 J Sad 11'JW ~ to Br Gardlwr, "Glad YOll .\Med 1'711d," ~of UU Mapoper. P.O. Be= JJGD, Ir. Wi1w n1J4. llarilp a.cl HJ Gordlwr 10iD __,, oa , .,., qw~ Ga Uwf CCIII ila tlwtr' coMa, t.t tlw ~·..a lfl!Clb• ,.,.,..,, ~ impoaible. undernbth, be keeps bis c&rPet combed and ban· dy and i.ao't the least bit self-conscious about quot· in& the old adase: "Hair doesn't erow on a busy street."' Q)nnery's newest movie is titled· "Cuba," a love story aet against the Castro unseating of the Baum regime. Q: Tboagh long OD \aleat. 1 uderstand Gary CoJMo&d of TV's uoorrent Strokes" will probably be •bort la stature tlae rest ol b1a We. As a .. alaortie" myself, I wonder bow be feell aboet it. -Sidney Tbomu, Jersey City, N.I. A: Now a tycoon (with bis Gary Coleman Co.), as well as a kid star, he's got the right attitude. "l used to worry about being small all my life," be ~s. "but now I say, 'So what!' Little guys do as much as big guys in this world ... I don't care if some dude says, 'Hey, midget.,' to me. I just stay cool and look around the room and answel', 'I don't aee any midget here!."' Hls Coleman Co. is currently .developing four more scripts based on "The Kid from Left Field." He also plans three TV pilots for NBC and will pro- duce a movie-of-the-week for Fox next season. His firm will also mm a movie. "New York Loves Lester," in which Coleman will star. Q: I read tlaat Cary Grant bu vowed aever to wrtte Ids aa&obloirapby. Wby? -Penelope C., ID· dluapolls. A: "ll you've enjoyed your life," shrugs the ageless superstar, "why would you want to spend hours going over it again?'' Seftd IP"" qu.estiona to Hy Gordntt, "Glad You A.ad Tlw.d," CON! of thb ~. P .O. Be= 19620, I~ fl'Z114. Maril,,,. and Hy Gatdnq will ~ cu many que~ cu they can in thdr column, btd Uw volume of mail make1 perlOflal repUu impo.slib~. "Hora th; wife, ard eveiyone else's." I salAL 2 Ar.ABY AWm IOlllATIOIS . ~ --. --:r=-:-lmJl.-. 1m1:1a44431 Kurouw. put• to •h•me •II other out· dOor adventure• with ... 'DE~UZALA ... TheHunter • 'The Hunter' bring• to the ecreen en or the Love and Reepect for Men and Nature that Is humanly poUlble to put on _film <N..Y..-llmH} Weekdays 7 and 9:30 P .M. Sundays 2:00, 4:30 7:00 and 9:30 P.M. I MAIMSTAGI I TONIGHT AT 1:00 ··-·•-•"aa..111 c.-.., lsECOHD STA«Wll JOMIGHI' AT 1:30 HAROU> PtNTER'S ITlJCH F{)() MASTERLY MIX OF FEOUT norHIG COMEDY & DRAMA ...... =~~ No Man's La c.. ..;_;;::.. Now ttwv Apnl 13 Ontyl T...._4klft. 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ReleferRI••• Ringo Starr wbo 1alned fame as BeaUet drummer, p)aya a lle~can marauder in his firsl full·lenctb s&arring movie. "Cavequm. u It's described as prehistoric and purposely fUDDY. --............. unuMllt~ ... MAnHAU .,.. ............... ,lM "611.DA Lffl"' Wl•oUs-11116 f: II t.AT/-.. l•tf-I•» 1.-.» CLOSED ....,._ MLA.,.._,.. Nit PlllCO ..... .. ........ o--.M. a.-..... A fOKI 0# ONI"' --TMI WMOll• ... ~ J !:z',;-:::. --~I tuaa .. artu Waabln1toa ez. 1naw <Dou.•lM). ' fte-=D· ia bMet bJ lm· ,...,.... """7 •teD al u.. WIL\T IQ.DE 11111 do tt, aa. wonderaf A eoe&arrtq role for tm wtfe, even tboulh ft'• one Lbat could be P'-Yed by~any competeat ae· treN' ••Y· Why a ~cal IOdety would r.at out a aa.unt.ct baule, ud •bY Scott would want to live 1D tuda a Iara• and lloom)' p--.t lo that case, did the pro- IJI tbe ftnt place.,.. tbe leut ol ducen, Joel B. Mlcbam a.net tbem. Ganh H. Dntimaq. eo 'aJoq More queatlonable la wby . wlth the p&oy li~Plt to pt • Scott would waot to become a "bankable" star for~ IDOV· Sherlock Holmes (even tboqh le? I'm afraid that the ~ ii be bad played Holmes tn an 7es, wblcb ta demeUln& to earll• ftlm). beDt on aolYiq a everyCJDeiovolved. TWC:MMIMUH t' '1tl9! ~ .... • q' • """" •••••••• Joel •• ~. o-191 Dtlllllfltlry Ol'9C'tor ............................ ,... ..._ c:.-c.u. ~ C. kett. Trip YM 0.-e. Mel"Yf\ ~ Joftfl ~kos, Jffft ~. e.rr\f ¥ortit. ..,_ ............. ltOllwW Mp. ~I, ~la 0•,..._I, M•Hl.tM Ti.ontlOft· ~ tlfN -11) "'NM" .......... ,. murder that bad occurred more than 50 years earlier instead of just moving out of hlJ diaa.Rer- prone mamloa -this also 1oes unanawered. PEaBAPS ONE expects beroinee to act irrationally. but aa the cti.max approaches, and against all advice to the con- trary, Van Devere drives UJ> to the house to rescue Scott and ruabea ln to save him -even though fl.ls tar quite obviously isn't parked in the driveway. For Medak, who directed the memorable "Joe Ecc." 'etrbe Cha.naeU.ng'' hardly rep~ts an a~va.nce. John Coquilloa's pbotoe:raJ>hy and Rick Wilkins' music can belt be described a.a auluble to tbe occasion, both be· log rich in stingers that lbock and surpri&e for the moment. but come off aa cheats in the long nm. 80 DO Tll2 appurances ol such veteran performers as John Colicos, Jean Marsh, Barry Morse and Madeleine Tbomt.oo-Sher.wood <she ot tbe •·oo·nttk monsten">: one re· cog~ the faces. but witboul any sense of character beloe created. nollPl'L v, THE things that go bump iD the night st.art bump- ing by day, -urging Scott to uo· ravel a mystery that bu haunt· ed the house for 70 years -a mystery involving a aep· Moments later. Scott arrives. spota her car and ·dashes in to save her. But bavlng done so. rushes baclt in again -for what! For a prope r fiery climax, that'& what.. ev.en though it makes not the sligbteat aeo.se whatsoever. ''The Cbangeling" la a movie for wbJch all tbe elements bave been carefully calculated - everything. that ls, except the script. And lbe script. and its credibility, turns out t~ crucial. · C.11642~5871. Put • lew word• -to WOf1l tor ou. -. .. -; ; This is the perfect time to get out wi1h your family and enjoy some of the refreshing thing; Southern California has to offei: Such as sunshine. Surf. Swimming. ShO\AIS. Stars. Such as Marineland Marlneland's big sea shows show off the amazing performing skills of our whales, dolphins and sea lions. At Marineland, you can ~ getin the SWim yourself. Our Baja Reef lets you explore a fascinating underwater paradise that's alive with thousands of ocean fish. (Extra charge for iequired equipment) And _your kids will ftip' when they .meet their favortte 1V stars Bke Yogi Bear and Fred Aintstone. What's more, Marineland~ the Only thenie park ln Cali!Orrna that overloo~ the ocean. That's refreshing right there. . I So come to Hanna-Barbera's Marineland and spend a beautiful day this Easter week And be swe to smile back at the dolphins! ................... . MAllNILAND . ---·· ..... Adds NetD Role Ed Asne.r greets TV co-star NaDC! Marchand backstage at preview of her, Broadway play, "Mornings at Seven." Jn . their CBS television hit, he's the titl~ character "Lou Grant," and she Mra. Pynchon. the publisher. _,. -~ COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER 1 ,~ ... .-.... ._ IHI t • "I KADE TOUllS through Korea. Taiwan and Okinawa and did garrison duty in Japan before returning to the U.S.," re- calls the 6-foot-tall Marine. "I was assigned to Twenty-nine Palms upon returning stateside, and it was in ,Palm Springs that my life began to change." Pence was on llbert)' in a local watering bole when, just like in the movies, a man approached and ask~ if Pence was in pic- tures. "When I told him I wasn't, be offered to make me a star." grins Pence. who's dabbled m karate, fencing and boxing over the years. "His name was Henry Wilson and. even back then in '56, he was the agent for such up-and-eoming stars at Michael Landon, James Garner , Anita Eckberg and Robert Stack." Unsure of the man's stated credentials and clientele, Pence visited Wilson's office in Hollywood. Hia fean were un- founded. ''When I walked Into• the of. fice, Rock Hudson waa using a telephone," Pence r ecalls . "Anita Eckberg was there, too. l was awed by their presence and almost. paralyze d by Miss . Eck berg's beauty."· ... ' "' ) . .. ~ Marceau, acknowledged as the greatest llvlng panfomlmist in the woHd, 'prefers to hide behind his ~ face. mb IUDUll OUON .. ...., ......... You kaow lilow lt la wben you're playtq cbartldel. You aaoalle tQ .... what tbe o&her penoa ., daial and tbey offer encourqelMOt by 1batlnc their bead ·or DOddhll vlioroualy. You ltralD to &\*I what word or pbrlllM la being ad*t out. wbat ID0¥1e or book title or com- moo qytnc or clidle. Wlth Marcel Mar«au. tt'a the Hme way. You watch bis silent movement.a on stace and leek to undentaDd what the white-faced man l1 portrayin1 with bis band& and his body. And then you realbe, much io your dell&bt. that you know what tbe guat mime la doing. And finaUy you undentand that what be'a aaytoa ii a truth common to life. Marceau ls portrayina a slice of life, ol everyone's ll!e, that is so true you must either laugh or cry. IT'S POETRY in motion, a look· at life from a brand·oew vantage point, that of silence. It's the office without• Mw:ak. the movies without background music, the theater witbout sets. The essen ce without the camouflage. An hour goes by. Marceau does some skits -The Sculptor. TM PuiaUc Gardea. The AmUM- ment Pan. The Creation ol the World-aitd 1uddenl1 lt'1 ln- termlllkm -be'• jUlt bepn. Please, •Ive UI Jut another hour. Marcefllarceau. • • • Marcel Marceau , acknowledeed u •'the er-t..t livin& pantomlml1t lo tbe world.•• la on a tour of the U.S. and ~rformed for two ntOta lut week at Knott'• Berry Farm. He celebrated bis 57th blrtb- day last week but bad oo public fanfare. He ii not a public man and rarely talk.a to the press. He prefers to bide behind bis white race and remain an enigma. But it seems understandable that a man aucb as Marcuu would be reticent to lead too vis· ible a life. It must be tirtnC to be asked tbe same que11tions o.ver and over. city by city, country by country. appearance by ap· pear a nee HE STARTED his career in 1945 as a student of Charles Dullin at the School of Dramallc Art in Paris and studied under Etienne Decrous. one of the foremost mimes in the world. Marceau h a s performed around the world, on televtSion (be won an Emmy Award), bu Marceau without his famous mime makeup taugM. bas bis own mime school in Pans and has been tounng the U S. penodjcany since ~ HE BAS bad a lot of public ex posure. especaaliy because.of tus televiaioo work. but yet he-A- ... still magnetic. He fills theaters and draws dedicated fans with his specialbed work. J ust what is the attraction of Marcel Marceau? ··He 's s o grace ful and (See MIME, Page CZ> - .. , a.rnr&NEO io tbe U .s. and ..-to jumor eoUece in San Mateo," ~ cootiDaes. "It took me eight yeara of Di&ht school to iet my A.A. degree, and I im· mediatdy be...i for San Fra.n- duo State \0 &et my bacbelor.'.a. I •as miOatY proad wben I ftnal- ly earned it for interdisciplinary studies." But all the while, Pence was bothered by the blot GI> bis rec· ord -that less·than-desirable discharge from the Marine Corps. When President Carter modified the discharge status of many veterans in 1977. Pence approached Martne officials at Treasure Island Naval Statinon. Could his be correeted? Better still. could he get into the Maline Sgt Douglas Pence, right, shows samples from his modeling portfolio to Cpl - Mice Spohn, a photographer at the Marine Corps Air Station. El Toro. Marines" • Pence was encouraged by recruiting personnel and began and a shot at the fabled fame and fortune. "I did a screen test and was s igned by tbe New Talent Development Department at Warner Broe .. " says Pence. who can, when a part requires it, as· sume the speaking voice or a SoutberDeF. a Westerner or Mafia mu1. "I went through their Jtuctio acting workshop and otller (ormal trailling. I was pret- ty green.'' Medical Center and Wild. Wild West." be adds. "I was pretty busy doing commercials. tboudl. and I took some staee work. I was even singing baritone in a couple of San Fran- cigco nlCbl clubs for a Ume'" Officer Candidate School. Jn !-0 as~mble doc'umenta~on stat· 1960 be wished he"d taken the mg ~ -case for reenllst.ment. cbaiice •The file grew to three tncbes lb1ck m the following two years. "I CAME BACK into the Corps as a printe first class. as recomrnended by the recruiter.·· relates Pence. "On his advtce, l gave some incorrect information on my enlistment papers about some minor scrapes I'd had wtth the law -be said the inferma- tion wasn't needed a.nd would only louse up my chances for becoming an officer. "'I stated my case before several special boards or Marine officers. and in June 1979. I was exonerated," be says . "I was later approached as a member of tbe Marine Corps Reserve and. in November, joined Marine Aircraft Group 46 at El Toro. Better yet, I was again a buck sergeant." ' Pence has been temporarily Wbeo his tour was up in 1957. tAS AN ~R. tie was good ~ to earn parts in a cbuple ot full·...,U. motion pictures. neither of'Wbi'Cb.were box office gianta, and mote ·than a half dozen television shows over the years. It toot the actor a couple of years to determine that neit.be.r rame nor fortune was likely to appear soon. ··1 drifted into modeling work in 1959 and had my best success with It." Pence recollects. ··1 had a few big ac· couota in a very comJ)etiUve bustness. But l was still sort of drifting along with no fixed goab. It was then that J figured to return to the Marine Corps." Before his diacbarae in 1957, Pence .was offered a chance at It was about 10 months later that the chop came. His "scrapes·· were discovered and he was drummed out for falslfy. ing his enlistment papers. The recruiter had. meanwhile. re· tir~ and disappeared. assigned to the Public Affairs Office at M.AG-46 as a radio cor- respondent so be can use his ex· perience before cameras and civic grot.U>S to help enhance the Marine imace. . Sgt. Pence quit the scorching de· sert for the glitter of tinseltown ''Tbe speaking parts· were in ~~:l!!~':'i~ !-«;'~~~.!~.~~~ ~ (AP> -"Set limits for your ble, both in school and at bome. their aon. children. They need and w~~ In observine the family, the· With new knowledge and in- th:Sr liml:: de~ foK ~· psychotherapist saw that the sights about themselves. the a v ae1 r · tu art ap an, parenb could not deal effective-pareoll were able io set strcJa& Director ol Child and Adolescent ly with their soo. In adcUUoo to a and consistent bonds for their Psychiatry at Long Island strained marital relationship. aon, thus tunln1 tbeir o•n Jewilb-Hillaide Medical Cent.er. they both bore lbe Imprint ol frustration and an1er lnto To-that ftrat, eaeaUal rule, be tbelr own troubled upbrincioc: po9ltift. comtnact.ive act.ion. a1lo adds a couple of otbers: Tbe father felt be bad been mother and father totelher inuat broucbt up too strictly and want· TBB CHILO, whom otb~r develCJll...and aaree 00 boundaries • ed to create a pleuut, relax.~ cblldrm shunned, -who bad bis of acceptable behavior. Both atmoepbeft few h1I cblldren. teacbera lo despair and bls parenta mutt a•ree 08 dla· mother ln tears, be1an to dplia8J meMUNI and mUlt aic-M 10& '1'98 •onma. IM rh·p "1i1i belaariot wltbin a e.pt .,..... N1p!lCWibi.Uty rw lm· bad bem treaMd eruellJ bf blr abort tlm• and contllnaed to ,.... tblla. owe fatber wbft abe wu a make pbll O'NI' Urie year. In a reuat l11ue of tM American AcademJ of Qlkl .,eycll1Mr1, Kaplan reecMmtl ea.. c:He ~•to.year.old boy wboM cblld • ..._., ._. bmbud treat- ed Iler •• lneompeteat to ...... tbe bouMlliold wt .... tbe cbUdrea. Aaaloat aad dep .......... .....it belAeJlllCl ae wu IDedeQuate. Mt~~eo::': ban Wi. 1-ard Wa tad.-. P•1ebotherapl1t pro•ldtd marttal tMut' to tbe parlllll. At tlie .._ tllne, a c:ltarb' de- Med 17'1tem of rewards and "Wldle Ulll bo1'1 cue .,.. ~· trem•. tbe tame rale9 a~ briaClac ap tbe aftn •• "19 r.pea ... Rew:-:19 tM for ao0a beba...,_. 1>191.,._ b.lm or ber fo ••c~aW. .,. ....... And, •bo••· .. ..... t1111t an ot tboM -. .- aauaortt1 o•er Uae c~ll4. w...U. lt be ~t ~t or otMra. .,,... • wma. aa be con1\1tent ln enforcln1 tfiem." ' I, g e e s d h ,. a ) ) .. l: . L . I . I· .. .. ·: . '• ': :. . .. • .. . .. • ,., IN IAN JUAN CAPllTRAHO Artl81 Kevin Red..., .. 1t•1 not often that )'OU f1Dd a whole family modelina lD a fubloo ahow, but that wu the caae recently when the &ldlanl AIM• falllib' showed formal wear for aprtna foe the Keynotes of the Ollld Guidance Center. -c-·-~·eta•••• By Judith Olson Newport Beach r"ldeat 8...... il..r celebn&ed bll birthday 'nnlndaJ by ba'*I e... ner at tbe Kaotl'1 8erT')' Farm~ ao.i • then .umctt0 1 a performace by mime llarcel MatteAU lo tbe Good Time~. PutlelpaU.O, lD u.e festiritlea were bb wife PM; bis O'andJon, &ldaaN P't..... and h1I dau1hwr, Utda Pla•.u ' More t.baD 300 Air National Guard (ANG> recYUit.n from au over tbe United St&tes gathered at the Hacienda Hotel in El Secundo lut week for their annual convention and awards ceremony. Tem Bet. hb llcNal&y, recruiter for tbe 22Znd Combat CommunlcaUona Squadron in Costa Men, waa cited for bavtn1 b.la unit manned for more t.baD 95 percent capacit.J. <Ac· tuaUy tbe m 11 at 110 pereeat. > Awardl were preaen~ed by Gea. J-'a Coawa7, deputy director for the ANG. .............. AT MCRUfT'IJl8 CONWNT10N _,.. JoM eon••r (left), Tectt. 1g1. John Mdlulty •lllet' Cele ol Newport Beach and Jde DJ'-1 He&lla ol Costa Mesa. It wu Daricl Wale.er Kn mer'• da)' on .March li, not the swallows, as you ma)' bave believed. He was confirmed at Our Lad.)' Queen of AnOes Ch\U'dl lo Corona del Mar, theD bad a partyt.celebrat.ewithSOfrleoda. Tbe ~ p:m. reception, liven by bla mother, BeYertJ U. llruaer, featured all of David's favorite looda--<ake, Jello and rout beef-and bad a red ad white scheme t.o match the con· f'irmat.ioo.co&bn . 'Depressive' Win Bers Top recru.iter ln the U. S. waa tablemate Klau Dlebet1 from Ohlo'. Mount St. Mary's College alumnae are plan- ning a Cub.loo Encore at the Beverly Wl.Labire April 19 to ralae scbola.nblp fund.s . Guests inctuded the .lerotDe Barldl famlb' <Barich wu Devld'• sponsor>. the 8e)'aoa.r Ilea._ famUy, the .II• VUJen family, the DHld Weo&a fa..U,, and the .lack Sk.lauty fa•Uy. • t s ( Boy, I tbouaht I knew what optimiam was all about until the presidential primaries got un- derway. No one loses. I call it "depressive winning.~' U a Republican candidate gets only 3 per- cent of the vote, he grins broadly and says, •"Those vol~ represe9t a real breakthrough. They came from a predomlnanUy Democratic area. l have obviously made inroad!." ON THE OTHER hand, if a Democrat does poorly at the polls, he makes the victory sign douses himself m champagne and says, "That is a S percent increase in the number of votes I got four years ago. I think there's a momentum going." AU thls optlmlsQl leaves us with eight can- didates all'building log cabins -and carriers of depressive winning that could cause an epidemic of optimism. Depressive winning gets on my nerves. .-When I am wallowine in self-pity and have no reason to believe,that things will gel better, ju.st let me alone. I do not want to be cheered up! I PIAY TENNIS wlth a woman who lnvent- ed depreHive winning. Brenda is never deP.reased over a dead tree, a CLOSED ON MONDAY or OUT OF GAS aian. She always flnda eoodness somehow lo a tu audit, a call from ac.bool or black 1mote eomtn1 out ol ber exhaust. AT FOAMER NIXON HOME -Mrs. E . Moe McCook (left), Mrs. William H. Parker and Mrs. Michael Toomey E ..... ••••fleelc It's tacky, but the rest ol us can't rea1lt try. log to trap her ln • situation for wblcb she bas no optimism. "M y washer went out yesterday." Brenda: "Thank &ood.neaa it WUD 't OQ a weekend.'' "My MlO just brought b1a roommate home." Brenda: '"I'hank goodness, it's a boy." "His rooD)maie is a gir.l." BRENDA: "YOtJ MtJST have a great rela· tionsbip for him to be ao open." "My husband went out for pina Saturday and never came back." Brenda: "At least he didn't ruin your week." "'Ibe rabbit died.''. Brenda: "He probably bad oo family." "I saw a pregnant moth in my closet." Brenda: "Sbe'a probabl)' dleting." Believe me, the flnt presidmtial cndk'ate wbo stanch up aod 10&., ••1 loll and I'm depreaed u beck about It" ... IJeta my vote. RUFFBJ.'S UPHOLSTERY WllllllY•W-' ...... 1u2...-...-. c... ....... _ ... ,," Honorary chairman of the show la Beyerty SaalOG9, wbo aa)'s she plans to att.eod the luncheon. Also there were Mr. aad Mn. Robel1 ••tfD•ery. Mr • .-1 •ra. Kmse&ll •ae, •r. a•d Jin. Oeu Laae-Smtua, Mr. ud lln. lliebej Celllu, lln. Lora Aaw and Fa&ller lllclaard ~-*J. On the plannine committee are &a~y DotloTu ~ Teresa Daber and Maueea • •• MimeMagie (From P1geCU fascinating to wlltch," one au- dience member at K.nott 's uid. "'Even though I didn't un· dentand everything It waa ln· teresling to see his body coordination," another com· mented. And the main interest migbt be that. even without worda, Marceau tells the truth a~ us aa people. And we are curloul about ourselves. He makes us aware that our bodies and our faces reveal much more about us than we tb.lnk. Marceau poia&a out that emo- Uom are unlvenal, that people everywhere feel the aame and react the aame. He also makes us laugh at our own foibles. IN ONE PIECE, The Sculptor. Marceau cblps away at a huge form. whiWing until be bu just a tiny piece &ett... not even eoougb to make an art object witb. I Could thl.s mean tbat we cblp away and chip away at the am· port.ant thiDgJ lo our Uves tmUl we have unwtttingly thrown away the trea1ure wlth the • trash! ,· And ln bla sketch oa The Chin.a Salesman. when be gets a plate from a high abe1f and then the cmtome.r cbanaeA bia mind and wanll mo«ber. be takes olf b1a apron u lf to quit the Job, and smubes plate aft.et plate in an· gry r«ribulioo. That's a feeling we've probably all bad from time to Ume. And in Bip as a Lion Ta~er. he portrays the fruatrat.ioo of tryin1 to make a beut follow bla beck. H.aven•t we all tried to rusoo with our dogs aod cats to ooavatl" AND MARCEL Marceau.~ m the funbouse 10 his Jke~h The Publ.Jc Garden. ta funny too but the elepre&atons of angw.sb are N!al. Everyooe knows what lt's llke to be trapped in the maze of bfe .. Watcbang mime Isn't easy. com pared to the sympbony"or ballet. because lt takes concen- tration oo tbe part of the au. dlence to cat.ch every nuance of eitpresslon and every turn of the body t.o aee the whole picture. But it's worth the work. It's a glimpse lnt.o the pa.st - mime is one of the oldest art fo rm& lD the world. one prac- llced by every culture, aceord· 1ng to American mime Richmond Shepard -and a glJ'pse lDt.o the present. Its abo a thing of mystery, since we people aenerally Learn to know people bx what the)' say. not what they do. And thJ.s white-suited, whi~ raced man. Marcel Marceau. v.ho is be' We most likely will never know because he forever remalDS behind the tradiuonal mask of mime. an eolgma who tells_ us about ourselves -and unspanngly t.eUs the truth. Easter Bonnet Parade/Prizes WHllE SUPPLY LASTS! Open to children 2thru 7 ~ PtJt on thetr bonnets and bnno them to Hunltnoton Cent« this Sat. at 1 O 30 em to enter Parade & 1ooo•no starts at noon Beach Blvd & <406 fwv .l f.Garden Party Planned j ~~· # A aarden party at La Cua Pacifica, the former Richard Nixon home in San Clemente, wlll be held April 20, sponsored by the Support Group of the Assessment and Treatment Services Cent.er. Guides will alve tours and tell the history of tbe eatate. Mr. and Mrs. William Parker and Mr. and t lln. E. Koe McCook are co-eha1.rma of the e.Jent, wblcb ls bein8 beJd to raiae mODe)' for tM A TSC building fund. Ticket.a are · $50 per a.r.nlL. For information and reservations. call W'- .--_ _.._......_ Ea Bunny Photos Bttng your chlldntn to the Huntington C.nter mall to cit on the bunny's lap f0t a fun vltlt. I nit 1nt e>ho4oe evallabfe upon~. · DaMy until e.ter. 406 Fwy & 8Nd't 8tvd. lntert•ln••ni happening a. IYefJ 1 .. _.1 Frld•J -----lntlte DAILY PILOT ....,,.._ .......... ---.-· _,.. ..... Only the Delly Piiot nNllly tella . you what'8 neW In your local community· ••• every d8r I a .. ·-. ··---... -... -·-.... Fully Cooked ZESTI~Jri! i..a, s · • s-•• 11 • •••••" ................ ..., ............. -,. FOOD GI FT PAKS FOR EASTER-TAKEWITH 1• YOU OR WE WI LL SH I P.r . ' -· .fl1cko11 ftrms , • OF OHJ09 FASHION. .ISLAND ""•=-..... --............... ___ __ ------· ··--·-. ----. ---,.--...... -.-...---............ ,. .. I 7 .a,, ' I ~ I • • t 1 I • i ( c I c q • • I ~ ~ • c ' ' ' J s ( .: Aa11 £a11den .. O!A.R AHN UNDERS: I work It the iroat de1ll ol a bot I lb Vancouver, B.C. J would like to \ell ~ about an lncklent tbat occaarred y•terday. It bappeu at &eut twice • wffk. Somethna twice a ni1bt. BEDWETTER A local Indian lady came to the de&k and uked me to e1ll her 1 t.ul. l did, and we •tart· ed to chat wbile she w•a wa.iUna. Aft.et' a rew minutee the a ked, "How many lndians do you have wortdnc here?" I replied, "Nooe." She tbeD said, "1"hat'a becaUAe all1 wbi\e people are prejudiced." LET THEM HAVE A DAY BED .......... ,.. ............................ .. ............................... ...-..... ... ............ ........_. __ DI •I 111•,,.,. '1t 1·i1'1 1·~ ............. , ........... . -~·· .......... __...., ..... ..._.., ...................... _ .... ......., ....... ail'I _.,... 11'9 M ~ ... Now Te W Ir, e t..,i 111 IWO ......................... ---'=~!~!«:..~.!'!':.-... ~ Mal ts NCll'tC llfTIMM'TlOMAL. l.T'O.. ~ 311 f'11'Wl Straec/NallOOM. WI ~7 I I "'AllENT5 NAME ----------I I ADDRt&S-----------1 CITY STAI( l lP __ : ~ --UI 1111 ~--,=.-.--;Qi l I decaded to end our cooversation right then and there. In the past, wbeo I blve tried to be courteous and explain a few ~s. all 1 got was an argument. I am not a PAJudiced person. Some of our moat valued customers <and some of my best friends) are Jndlaos. I would like to tell that woman and others like her that lf you can't have a simple con· versaUon without putting a person on the de· fenaive, don't expect people to be friendly. Their attilude has nothing to do with race -it bas somethintttodowith YOU.-TURNEDOFF DEU OFF: I llave DO Idea u to~ •be of roar bo&elortbe aamber employed tbere. Nerdo I koow, bowever, that a. Ute Valted &ates IUa mall· datory that ml.DortUes be llvea •fair lltare of jobs as well as places lD colleges ... ulventuea. I beUeve tbis la good. If there were DO presn.re to. 1l•e mlDorttJea eqoal opportmdty, &oo maay · places WORid be ha~ to enhade them. I llope your boas read.a tJU.a. Sarely i.e cu ftlld oae or two hldlau I.a Vucoavet wbo are.employable. DEAR ANN LANDERS: "Oddball from Ohio" wrote to tell you the women she worked with were shocked when she told them she had always slept io her uoderpants. You sa1d you had no idea how many others !lid ~ause there bad never been a survey. U you took one. l'llf bet you 'd be surprised at bow many o us ''oddballs'' there are · Every night or my life, including 50 years of marriage, I have slept m my underpants In case cl an earthquake, tornado, rire or robbery. I would never want to be caught with my pants down -ororr. -SANE IN CALIFORNIA DEAR SANE: You and scoresofotbers! Tbe mall oa this aubjed has been notbJJlg short or eye· ,popplng! 1berewlU be moreoalhls&oplc later. ••••********************* • PaJd Polltlcal Advertisement • Boros~ope ) « • • • • Hank Panion .. ProfeMCW • Oning• CoHt College • • • • • tr • • .. "I am voting for DICK • • tr • • • • WEDNESDAY, A.PmL Z By SYDNEY OllAllB ARIES <Mar. 21 ·Apr. 1.9): ImaginatJon can be utilized as a constructive force. Refuse to be • shunted into any corner; key is to be creative • without s acrificing practicality. Speeifically. • don't cosign. keep track or expens~. avoid ! becoming embroiled m financial-legal dusputes . TAURUS <Apr'. 20-May 20}: Obtain valid : hint from Aries message. Get mes in order. bring priorities Into focus. organize. make most ofl : asseu. Check small print. Beawareoflegal rights • and permissions Do plepty of observing. listening • -hold off on direct action. . . • GEMlNI <May 21-June 20}: Play waiting • • • • tr • CARSTENSEN • • game. Cbeck basic services. Someone may be • teyiog to palm off tt secondhand obJttt for al rirst class price Know it and protect sell tn financial clinches. You have valid chance to im prove tecQniques. products. • The Qualified Candlda .. e • : because there Is no substitute : • .for experience." • tr "'•id..,_C:.0.. .... ltM"'.iectDIO~ • tr •tell ....... T,...._, lfM""'"'1111..._C.U ..._. tr ************************* Kids love dressing up for Easter in Stride Rite· Red. white artd ,Black Stride R~ shoes are perfect for ctressino up. becauM UMIY're the dress shoes kkts love to wear. And ttl8Y come In more sizes and widths than any other chldren 's shoes made, to flt better. \'our kids wl loOk great and teel great tn Stride Rle dress shoes. Brtrig them 1!1 for a fltUng today. We1 take II the time necessary to ensure a helfthy flt. We carry wldtha B to EEE --. ----- CANC£R (June 21 ·Ju1y 22): Significant changes occur . especially in connection with children. affairs of heart and speculative ven· tures. Member of opposite sex cares very much and shows it Leo, Aquarius persons figure prominently Emotions tend to dominate logic. LEO <JuJy 23-Aug. 22): Build on "prac· t1cal" base Avoid shortcuts -you are due t.o regain sense of direction. One who aided you in past will agam be available. Spotlight on prop- erty. long-standlllg traosactioo and a possible legal settlement. Cancer. Aquarius persons figure in scenario. VIBGO <Aug 23-Sept. 22>: Key is to be versatile without scattering efforts. Accept in· vltauoo to social affair. Travel, entertainment. publishing. educational projects are featured. Relative confides "weight problem." Be a good listener. but offer no OJ>lnion. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): U meticulous con· cerntng details, you cou.ld show a profit. Know ll and act accordingly. Spotlight on payments, coi. lecUons. getting what you need and protecting valuables. Accent safety measures and locks on windows and doors. SCORPIO (Oct . 23-Nov. 21): Accent oo creative changes, new concepts and contacta, added independence of thought, acUoo .. Ctrcumstances· favor your efforU. Get ideas on paper. take steps to protect unique form1;t. Judgment, lntu.IUon are oa target. Malntam seU-esteem. 8AGrr?ABl\J8 (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Family member temporarily disabled requires apej:lal attention. Accent on special organbations, group plans, hospitals. You gain moet lnlorma· lion by checking put records, peetinl beblnd the scene. Taurus, Llbra, Scorpio penooa ftgu.re promlnenlly. CAP&ICOaN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Aura of ll· lualon and mystery eltlat.a. See places, people u they are, not merely u you ml&bt wlab lbem to • be. Obtain valid hi.Dl from Sacittarius meaage. Places, V=o penou play key rot• . .ctaD· deatlne m la on a1enda. • · AQtJ (Jan. »Feb. 11): You're asked to utume added NtpC>DaibWty. Retpond ill al· llrmatlve 11UU1Der. One ort'1nal1Y oppoeed you, wlU now accept your authority. You cala •J>ttlal cooperaUoo from Taurua lndlridul. A Caprtcom belJI or1an11e prlorttles. Pl8C28 (Feb. JJ·llar. 30); Perceive poten. tlal -plan ahead for-tram, publilblna ad &on1-<llltwe commutcaUon. Yoa ftnllll U · 1l.1nment and presu,. wlll IOar' upwards u re- sult. Aries, Llbra pereou play key roles. Attlculate hopes, uplratJom ud require~. (1ACK. ANOE~N) "IVULS In lhe DAILY PILOT PEELING FREIGHT CAA TELLS WHOl! STORY One. Mldwe9t Lffeftne. tt'e Heuled L.891 lo•d Famed Rail ·Line Dies • ROck Island Was 'Mighty Good Road' CHICAGO <AP> -Years ago Hubie Ledbetter put words to an old Civil War melody and called 1t "The Rock Island Line." "The Rock Island is a mighty good road ... Oh. the Rod lslaod Line is the road to nde " Tbe Lonn~e Donnegan Skime Group popularized at 10 tbe 1950s. Johnny Cash still sings it BUT THE ROCK Is land railroad. it.self, 1s dying, and its death rattle can be heard to many farmland whistle stops who~e main lifeline bas bttn cut with the closing or tbe freight runs. 1t once was a mighty &:ood road. all right. But commercial air trave l and interstate highways killed its famous passenger service' and weakened its freight routes. Its fleet of streamlined ~esel "Rockets" was long ~go turned out to pasture -Twin Star Rocket. Rocky Mountain Rocket. Peoria Rocket, Des Moines Rocltet, Texas Rocket. Choctaw Rocket. Zephyr-Rocket and Corubelt Rocket. THE RAILllOAD WENT lnto rece\ver5blp under federal bankruptcy laws io 197S. It did the same in 191.S and 1933 but bounced back each time. Tbis tJme. there was barely a shudder. ''Tbe Roc k " is reaching the end or the hoe. a lioe started 128 yea~ ago. Its rails are being $Old piecemeal to other lines The Rock bland was born on a Sunday morning, Oct. 10, 1852. when a gaily painted little locomotive called the Rocket. belching wood smoke from its balloon slack, pulled s,ix new yellow coaches from Chicago to Joliet. The 40-mile trip took ,two hours Thousands cheered the passmg train. The Rock was off and running IN 1854 IT became the fint railroad t.o COClnttt Chicago wtth the M~sLSS1ppi River. 1873, a Rock Island train labor· ang up a tull near Adair. Iowa. became the first rail robbery victim of the banlc-robbing James gang, who dee.ailed ttle train. Brandistung s1x·s hooters, the o utlaws robbed tbe e xpress messenger of $3,000 and relieved 200 passengers of watches, cash and Jewelry. At the peak ol the 1~186l Colorado gold rush. the Rock helped thousands or proepect.ors reach the Rocloes For SlOO. cov- ering all costs except meals east of the Musa.ss1pp1. the adven turers got a through tJck'et by tram from Cblugo to the b.De's weaternm06l pc)mt -Iowa Caty. from there they took stage coaches. s w1ng1og p1clu 10 Denver or Copple Creek sax to e i g ht d ay!) a fter l e av1og Chicago Jesse James later rode a d.if. (erent Rocle island train -in a . casket bound for burial. l,n 1871 . Rock Is land 's "America" locomotive woo a race with a compe\luve lt.oe by naoe hours. The run wu Council Bluffs, Iowa. to Chicago ~ pnie was a U.S. mail contract. The engineer was 19 .. AMERICA" HAD BEEN built by the Grant Worts m New Jer~y for \he Pans Expo&itioo or 1867. Tbe speedster was also called "'Ibe SiJ ver Eqi.oe" :- its boiler jacket was m~ O( .;.> German silver and m~ cf \be engine frtt.ings were sterlini . In Sept.em-ber 1872. President Ulysses Grant. former com- mander ol the Union ~ met face to face with Gen Pie rre G .T Beauregard. a heroic Conlederate leader. m a prtvat.e car being pulled by the "America" oo the inaugural Cb1cago-t.o-Leaveowortb, Kan . run. The meeting was arranged to help heal the still festering wounds of \he Civil War Wit· nesses described the get· together as most friendly. Beauregard 1s saJd to httve told Grant that he bad heard of ham when he was .,only" a general. and "now I am delJgbted t.o see you" ON TUE NIGHT of July Z3. By the end of 1902, the system covered 6,351 miles, spreading into Kansas, Nebraska, Mis - souri, Minnesota, South Dakota, Ok lahoma, Colorado, Arkansas. Tens and Louisiana. THE BOCK. FOR so long 60 vital to Midw~t farmers, got in· to the agriculture bus iness ea rly, making seed loans lo Oklahoma sodbuslers . The pioneers were plagued by poor crops when they started homesteading 10 1889. Many became discouraged. Marcus Low. the dnving force behind expanding the Rock 1-land into Kansas and Oklahoma, toured th~ area and saw that the farmers. bToke after two crop faalure-s, were us ing inferior seed wbeaL Low found =seed whNt in Kansas and s it to st.atkms alone· lbe Ok aboma strip. A rermer cou.ld ~I lbe loc:aJ rail agent his seed needs, sign a Um· pie fOU and haul the seed to bis (arm. LOW FntED NEW hope into the pioneer5 and they raised bumper crops in the fall ol 1891. The rest is history. or the thousands of seed loans made by the r!Ulroad , onJy two went unpaid. Low said it was C:t tribute to the honesty of the Amencan paol'K'er farmer. . Jt Wal) a mighty good road. New IDtler.FiJm. Probing Was FUA!hrer Demon or Dreamer? WASHINGTON CAP> -In the 35 yea.rs s1oce Adolf HJtler·s deatb in a Berlin bunker. studenu of Germany have sought to ex· plain bow the dictator rose to power and changed the world "Our Hitler : A Film from Germany" ta an attempt to show what made HiUer tick. It's a seven·bour production by Hans- J urgen Syberber1. "OU a HITLER" I SN'T a documentary. It ls a four-part mm presenting this message· explaining the horrors of Nazum only ln terma of the man's demonic and powe~ul personality does not suffice. "Where would Hitler be without us?." asks one of the film ·s many voices. Producer Syberberg believes Hitler and b1a vtalon bad roota deeply embedded la German and Western culture. Talk Offen Estate Help A free, four.part lecture aeries to help penou make ~ about tbe r.-ure of their eltatel will be dtfered at Or&lll• Cout Coll••• April 10. The seriu will explain th4t traUfer of property at death and bow tO avoid prObate. OtMr' topics wW be bw to ~ lift and death tuea. Vuiou t1P'I :'J!ello.ulbeaam•MCI. a.eture1 wtU be liY'tll bl m 11' ID UM cbeo:liltrJ bllild· lq. 11M 11 .... wW IMt fl'Cm 1:to p.m. to l :to p.m. rw mon lnlonnation call 558-.-. "Hitler was and ts in all of us." Syberberg s ays. THIS IS A LOW-BUDGET mm . about S.S00.000. Altbou&h lt was produced in 1977, the film tS j ust l>eglnning a tour of the Urut· ed States. While Syberberg planned lhe film for over four years, it took just 20 days to earn-out the shooting. All U)e ac60n occurs In the producer's Munich sound studio with a script altematell read and recited by a small cu . The group is aided b)' puppets representing HlUer, hi• cronies and Intimates rrom Albert Speer to Eva Braun. Tbe sound track is full o( ac· tual recordings of Hitler, Heinrich Himmler. Joseph Goebbels and Hermann Goeriq. The voices rise, aeemLnal.Y from the depths of the dead and arclrtval, to speak of· their (rigbtluJ vi.sioo. IN THE llACKG&OVND the Germanic music la playtn.- primarily that Ol Waper !Mil also Beethoven, Haydn and Mahler. And tbe refrain of "Deutacbelaad Uber AllH" .,.tn and .. a.in. Dl1turbln1 questions are 11ted. Yet the dilcomfort II dlf. ferent from wbat one . feels in . otbtr boob and rums about tUt period . .(' . Then ll relatively Uttle •lten· Uon paid to tbe Holocauat. snnaa•o IN818TS u.at to under'lt&Dd Namm, ooe mwt IO further ad examiM otW fac. tol'1 -tbe e.ataral toOta ot 1llta 20th Century truec11. OM .... tbat H1Uer'1 1-.,.ar Retell ••• not ell idea forffd upcm lft un.nJlna people, but tbat lt wu wanted. STILL MYSTERY AdoH Hitter Tbe procressJve view of hit· • tory held in the Westem culturjl tradition combined wltb the 1uperbumant1m of Germank vl1lonarte1 invited tucb a mllfl to power, the film auerta. ,._ mesatanlc hopes and dreams ;! all of UI made Hitler. the loclc.U culmlnatlon of tbe Romantic . movement ~ wbicb we are ttie • beln, the ftlm la 1aylq. • ·• s.wm· bouts la a Ion& Ume ~ :: ma1be too lofts fot a ftloi, A ~: eo-mlaute dinner break at llMllt :: 1bo.,., boweV«, aUows ..-. • Hlt>lt• from the U\oeOerint .~ mu.le and dnamllb ava. .. 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I i.o ' -" I • •I 1 . . ... Redhill~ Realty I 1J11 t<,·.111\ l ll I 1u · t. l \ / \vO . . .... . L90'SNOST SNCTACUI 41 YllW IDl Udo Pan Dr.. Ith floor tondo 2t Hr. 9llCllrit1 Call for app' OCIAMYllW! MOW SI 7'.IOO! SECURITY .BLDG lJln.delm,e peat~ . 2 bdrme .• 2 bU.be. frpk .• deell + community 90,..;u •. wW trade · finaDCe · leue opUoa wtd> ao,.aoo! .... ..,,,... ••••• •6n.7060. THE REAL ESTATERS ' •· -_ _, ~<® . r~··1.~ '.' I • ~I ~ ~ .. . ' . . ........ ,_.,...:w., ....• . eeach Reatty IW. ISTATI DC&<JCI saiecl lt4t COMI wmt US ••• t. IA YClllT. S.. ..... ..... • ' .......... ei-.r .. ~ ca 9hto flll•c .......... adl•• 4 ....... ._, .................. . lllotM. &...., t.e let. S214,tOI MIWPOn 11.ACH 71t.olt I SI•..._..,. f'/J"le • .._,a•,... i·-c--·,· .. -i---· loNlJ .......... 2 ~ J Bdrm ...... cs~ PllNC. ONLY. ._dwoud no.. ....... c.ai <All->m--. '~W· Lot ... 120. orm.-. ~ (at.est draw ln the West a Dally Pt1ot Oa.wfied Ad 642 ~ SlllC & RNl1 ENCLOSURES C S 0 U T K S C A J P H D H R 8 A C Y ER S R(S E: US 0 l CR Ell 8 IR Y C E W R A D W U 0 P S 0 l P T A R T N V 8 E C y V l l A T S L S 0 H C 0 C E J W A L l R M R 0 X P R 6 A C R H S C R G H R P 0 0 C N E K C l H C A 0 k A E U N 0 N S K 0 N A 6 A J D W Y 0 l 0 U 1 T 0 N Y T Y 0 0 Y K P Z A A 0 C 6 8 I \ S A T A 0 0 0 6 Y R W R W 0 l OLMCRASGRCOGPNOORRO E l A 0 R 6 P S D D k 1 U 1 P 0 U Y A P A J l 0 0 [ K D C G R D 0 G D H D T D P S 0 U 0 R A A Y N R A 8 I S 0 R T C 8 U N R E P 0 N I U L L P S M T A S ROD I ilPHOU .. TUOTCSYH macneb / lrvtne realty -. ·~. -'9'. .... 7 I I ' c I I I f J a I ' ' ' ' 1 • ( IP'9&All l&L --~~ ...... ... ._. tr61 I .-,_,,_.,_, .... =-~ ...... ~·· .. ~o...1-· .. .... er H•ueW. ..... ., 1471.Mt-• Mlw.cMIT IHOllli ... ...,. IHd; a. .. ~-.. . ....... ....... I t1• 11t. INO'l l a...:. .111t 1119,HO. -eou °' M1WP01rT llALTOU J.111 1.C....Mwr .. c.-.. w. 67S..lll 1 AM ILIYIM.ft.IX ON TMI PIMIMSULA Sharp units, near beach and bay, new roofs, new paint inside and out, a 3 bedroom owners unit and excellent financing C 12%). Actually th.is "eleven plex" is two buildings side by side and they C8.Q be purchased separately or together. Priced at $265,000 and $255,000. REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 Eut Co.et Hlthway, Cofona del MM WE HAVE 25 OF 1liE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN \\' l.S I.I : y :'\ TAYLOR CO. f{j.;,\J .TC>t:s •,1 1u'l' lH·tfj ........ SHOllS OCIAJIROMT NICI UDUCID $100,000 A fantastic view of the beaut. blue Pacific steps from your own door. to the dommunJty beach. Exclusive area with a 24-hour security pte. Spacious contemporary home with 4 bednbs, formal dining, ram rm, recreation rm. study, 31h baths. Spa & built-in fish aquarium. $1,100,000. Consider ex- change for Newport bayfront with boat slip. WESLEY M. TA Y1.0I CO .. llALTOltS ZI II S-Joa; ' ... load · HEW~'PC>lt-...IT .... C&na. H.I. 644-4910 UMDll $70.000 Like 50• a callo n gasoline, Ul1a ii a great baraaiD ! Super Hunt· ln&tcJn Beach Jocalloo with new pa1nt, acJ'OSS from community P<>Ql ..S tmma courta. Call cpckly TSl-3191 t;::SELECT I PROPERTIES ~llYIRA $104,900 Owner will help fiDance t.b1a f antutJc ' Bdrm prdm home. Huce add· on family room. secluded Pllio. dining room tool Second story bosh smiter suite +3 more pctma bdnm. Call foe f1 na nclnc details . aw.c. of a Ufellme. •1111 Ol'fN l•I Q •II\ I~ IOHI No(/• !11.IUMHI -~-_J u.ve !ICJIJM!thing you want ltEAD ALL 'AIOUTrT, One CIOOWll alona every once in a wbile-4 Bdnm, 3 baths, dining room, add-on fa mily l'tlOIJl.•BuUtin 6 •tool •et· bar ref riccral~-~1 ioemaker, room for .-x table. llagn lflcent pyramid skylight with pollabed brau. Hage storqe area. lberell just nu:b, much more for OD· IY SUJ,811D. Al:!. oow! Call . .w.zm CY'ft; l•r Q •ti\ ltJN •OHi f;o(t • [!flllitl IMYISTORS 1°"9DOWM Prime O.C Properties available with \ow down and 123 fiDaDciDg pro- vided Prices ranie from .. to Sl.05,000. For detailed blformation call JO ANN DORAN. .\it. tl5141i\22 to aell? CJ.uaifled ad.a do Classified Ads, your ooe- it wll. MZ-5171. stop~ center'. a real SIU. WITH COHFIDBCE LW ,_-..._ wttlt ..._,..._.._.at Oc... r.cHlc .......... & ,.... •• -Y'"I' .._ ,..olsctkMi ,._at• cost toywl -Cdti4 NOMI OMl Y SI ll,400. o-111t J ......... 2 ....... cWc• 4S lt...a.2 ........ .-:. ...... rwf. 0...-.., eet'f w T.D. -SWll ~ UNTAL 1610 hr ....... 4 ls•oow.. 2 ~ cWw T_. leclftaa. C1a ltt ,...., ,... & ....... 2744 I. COAST HWY. Co«OMA DIL MAI 759-1616 .. BLUFFS BOND. NEW HOMES Lall chuc, t.o buy, a. 3 6 4 bdrm. bo"'fll, 1 " a 1toriel. flAelt. lat.eat 1m~Uet, IOmt wtlh vtew. *22.1.000 T0i IZ0.000 lNCLUDJMO LAN!>. Low U'6% inte t fmanclng! For app't.. to .call -- HELEN 8. DOWD IU&.TOI.. IMC. 644:0&34 Ult .. .., Wltlt .......... ~POINJ Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family 'home. Cl06e to ocean. $325,000. IAYNOMr We have several fine homes with pier & slip B. TOIO HOISi COUMTIY 4 Bdrms ., 3 baths; ranch style, mini-estate in orange groves. $249.500 BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 1·l1 •• .. 1,.•d• [J11., ,.,.. H f,/..> f,Jol W ...... ! 3 Bdrm. bome. lrvine. C.X., Npt., w1t.b auuma· ble Sou; ban Sll.000 2nd T.D. w LS60,000 aecurity. Seuc:med over a ,_,., can add 10me cub. Bud Corban. 957-S182. ~ ~V•n'STEMS' \.. ~·~· J ~-&::wo flXB.Wf'a S...A.. ~.:D>! 2 Bdnm. on R·3 lat; owner will carry at 1006 ....................... CKut••HOME Unusual -remodeled and renovated !Br home ph• 2 Bdrm apt. Laree kMel>' l"OOlm. mstr beth has Jacuul Dbl gar, wmbbop. laundry rm. tm,000 L. ••Lill I & Assoc. 67S.llll eon.e ....... 1022 ....................... SPYCK.ASS Owner wtll cany lat. tnllt deed or leue op- tion. S bdrm. D10 aq. ft. ~A.amt 9IOOMHOMI l.~~~L·~ U-jA11.11.Fm~JM~ :;:~8J :.;;.alt'{n A~. . 1'lld&I. z ar. 2ba unit -• fM:I pr. Sll6.000 down. Owner wHI llnan ce. Weel&da~call aft. t . ~~ --,,..., Cutle and attached c.o.lllMne 1024 ::OJ.£1.:: boa1e and ""--••• •••••-•••••• plQI 3 acns d ~. Call for tu. tar)' Md full descrlptioa,. i.t-V-...1.1. 491.17,1 Trade Cat.alllla 27' In- board Sall Boat •• putia1 IJ'l71D'!llt 'Oil ln· ciome Property. R· l. or R·2, Coodo? Newport area? 714 ~%983 MISAYmDI POOi.NOMi Tb.la super expanded pool home features a larse family room , bemit\11 petio and pool and master sate with sit· tmc room. Trul7 an eo-t e rt a Io era deli gbl. 1149.950. For more in· ronmtioacall~Wl .. C.TOsa&. 1'111 ......... ~ ........... ~= ...... v ... "111 a1161t wltl Ua1 t ha\ IWIY"• IMI ... -.... , ......... , .... QU ... Ull · HlRITAGF ll'l\lll1H'-. ....cH9UAna COMDO 2 BdnDll. 2 bat.bl. fJllk. dblgar.OWCatonly 10% iDt. 2"i dn. F IP 175.000. WOii.Di.i. 556-1111 S7500DOWM 0. W.C. 3 bedroom.a. near tbeocun. No qualifying. Family rm. fireplace. Call anytime. Aat . 54.1-0llllO SI l ,000 DOWN MO QUALIFYING Near beach. 4 bdnns . 2 ~ .• fJllk. e .ooo. 6ll.sr.r7 Bkr. Prindpala Only SALE OR TRADE 3 BR. 2 Ba fiur. -.ooo. Ownr /ql. 7S2-9023 MISADB.MAa (ByOwnel') Jmmac. 3 br 2 b&, ti. beeted pooJ. nzo.ooo. 21/Zl Pnnda La.. Call lo --~ fmSllE UllTS OWlll W /ClllY 2.U or a unita. OW1M!I' will urry with a re· ...... down peymmL CaDMS-9161 .. -_ OPEN HOUSE REAL TY ~ ,.. flt OWHD-... Vlrili .......... letJ, ... ... ro. z f)plm, .. pool, ... )IQ. -. ........ . ._, ..... ,... 11'11 ......... -~-....... .... =:u-1 l'tnt tlm. -~,WW,. .... to ..tt hilt • .,.. " ............ would ............ I lldrm lamUy bom1 lato a G&EAT PLACE TO uvm.aas-...... Woa't lllllt! .... r.ur~t ~ T L OLSON ·--- IAST ... C..M. • , .... OCIW4 VW# ••ALI IAY Like a book you c1n 't put down, la ooe way. ol -descrlblnf' Um epproximatety 4,000 sq.Ct. mansion. When 1ou see lt, 1 ~~~~~~~ you'll want tp ..stay. 18 beamed'r: celling, 32x3b lix!DJ room. 3 fireplaces i------p l us libr an/.-Wall• of g l 111. •...-DOWM• ,..or.eathtaJdng view ol ocean. Pool plut T· .. -~u f 1atastte ~a • .Private beach, and tennla court. -i-• --.a... OCIMI -· peetacular sunsets. 24 hour security ~svw. guai;<t. Owner will help finance. Act 14rJ:;f,L1tt1r l&THEREAL . .. FSTA1'ERS ' Jtlln.~Ttm WHYtel STAYHOt L 'Ibey ~ tbe eomlort d a IAIP8rl> home in a choice locatloo. This ONC 1st TO on this 38r. 1~8a home. '"'-, , ... •-,.,.._. 106' aped.al ' Bdrm bome is tmm-cul11• wldl a at· tractive family rm. lonm1 diniDa rm and a aparkllna pool. Call m.S110toda)'. 1~fnl $100.000. ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• ...................... . C..,..Ptft IAYPROMT .SIULTY -~...... Sll0,000 ~o ,.... Otier low mt.eral Immaculate 2 bdrm on I' • __ .... 1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............ A...~ ... loan.. 2 br oaado. •• ooo. Prine. ml· ly. Ast. 511· 1414 CK $Stoll It I' ,_ ••t a• 104% . ,.. .•...........•..... ~Wat.a-~. twnhm. zt.-. deo. 2li'lba. 2 fpks, pool, 1pa. sauna. tamia. Sl.95,000. Seller w /CMrf note. Real Ea tau -a" Us n~ JUSTUSTID! As6wdable, solar pool aod s pa. Fabulous Harbour home. 3 Bdrm and den. Only 9&5 ,000 down. .U.ume 11 ltJ~ SZ37 .000 Hurry ! M.B. Real !lstate TI'4'7·3009 WATEIFRONT Im.mac. 38r 3ba pool ho me . Wlll accom· modate .a• boet. Ftu term.a. $535,000. Wall Smltb/Realtar. MS-1807 .,.... ,044 pa1menta on tbil tbeb&Jm&ovdyDeAma fabuloua 4 bedroom u111--Private beach . "Yale" m odel. New y_. ... _,_.. cornmmtty pool ... spa. dralies. wunlnN wet· dtibhcJtae. A4uJta ooly! bar, We abowera: 2"" MS-mt bltba. dini.q area. fami-r-:.:-m""M•M•• 1Y room. fireplaee. Com· lllllllit)' pool .Don' miaa 1t ! aa.aoo. mm. Call SSM1 TAilllBL --· ~ .... 1041 ....................... U~MIAOOWS Georp Cbarte:a ReaJty ii proud to preeent these view homes altuated llPiDll lftJlle billstdes Prioed from Dl0.000 67S.7SIZ OCEANFRONT New modular type llocnm. sm.. commwuty. 2 bcha. 31 hr aecunty, s ub ·lett1ng OK . C7l4 )t5.3116. ~~~L. =10.000 + aq. f\. ped. l kit otf oceanfront. Soutb Lacuna. $450,000. 714 All56-21J8 .._.. ... Bl CANYON ~ eoU course ... 8800 sq.fl. ' to 6 Bdnm. WI b&U.. Pool and .. Sl..281,000. Tll ST AINES CO. 673-1761 UDOISU ~. earty CaJif. 3 BR, dm, 3 be., tiY. rm. W lfpl. 6 beamed cell. Cos y .-Uo. Walk lo beach ; r lub at teoo11 facll. m.s.ooo. Call MISSION REAL TY 4M41ll ALLSTATE REALTORS 2HOUSES Uve in one. rent the other . '"" blocks to beach. *5(),IXX> lo &MWl)e exi11tinc louJ Own/ Agt., weekdays all 6 call ~ 6th Floor View Condo I br lb&. la. balcony, on the bay w /ocean view. 1235,000. Agt. /Owner 673-LU4, call few appt. ••wport~ ASSUME 10.6% loan Complete r e mode l . IZ'75.000. Rae Rodgers. Re/Mu. 631-12166. S BD. •'Harbor View ... try aam: SlM. 8~'7o loan. Amooi.m.847~ Or KELP·U.SEu. M7-a216 ~ YIU.A Doyer Shores a r ea. lfa&nlficent residence slt.Uated Oil tbe &bores or Badt Bey. Proleaaioaal· ly decorated thruoul. Shows like a model TT\>' ly ane d a kind. C.11 for private shmring today. 66-0:m FORESTE OLSON ol' ....... ~ .. •u,,.~ ··~-c-.. ....................... ifft I :wd..a. S10.011D c1a. owe at lK . o.ta:n tri-lnel wood • .S-,~coeat tineft9'r. llS1~. --------s-a .. 1016 1>own~~!lJ1rma! Owner will finance! Briabt cbeery bome, .... tot.be lab ln Wood· brtqe. CGllHC.,.. 754-1202 Northwood /C anyo n Creek. Plan JV. 4Br, 38a. guard pte, Tamil. pool Mlumabk loen. Seller will carry 2Dd trust deed. Leae /aptioo, S.., VIEW borne. lrg lot. walk to beach. As.- IWJIAble S170,000 11 'l.. h . 3ba. den. bonus rm. 2 smdecb. new cUl)et· ha« fl llra. By Owner 1299.000. 1·525-1619 or 9!IZ-4W1 IM)OfTHl UIMIOW Bn>Athlakioc village and lllST Sfil Bid ... , ... CODdo. Ont1 111),000. 2 Bdrm. :? ba. frl*. ~•or 8~.-o Id.. loan ••""•ptidn Wllb 111.000dn. • WOllJ)l.I. 51111 ....................... NO QUALIFYING! _,.dow110WC 12""~ ~ bnnd new 3 BR 6 FR. 2800 sq.ft. Pano OC11!8D new. 12SS.OOO. If, 8. Real Ea late. 71447~ NOTHING COMPARES TO A BRAND NEW HOKE 1lfA T'S YOURS~ CUstom features come ________ , wiLb this 3 Bdrm 2 .... Ba home w1tb fireplac~ ocean view. and nearby beach. 1149.SOO WATBJlllONT FOllCLOSUU Newport Beac h , 3 bdrma. 80 Fl. frontage on wll&er. Owner Deedl fut sale. Willing lo be ~bl.e. call for de-Laila.~nn ·~.$ ·• HERITAGE 15&-0B ~~~~~~~1 ------tlJRTHWOOD . ocean view from this spartJing 3 Bdrm z ba tb bome. Spacious family room and ll vi.og room. many extras 10 th111 beauUfully decorated home. $180.000'. Assume e:mtllli loan, 601 LIDO ~ w.urlroot condo With Spectat"Ular vrew Aaumable lo&n. Call for deta11l. LINGO REAL ESTATE 493-8812 ()PfN Ill 9 •II~ l!JN tO 8l N/f'I' !B,lfilltM '41AT. SWllT AMO . • • REALTORS ..._. 95/rfo &.o.. Pool/ A.ocedo Tree Take over low interest loan cm tbia California Contemporary 3 bedroom faauly home. Taatdully decorated home, new wallpaper. dining aru. family rm. firepl,ace. A.bout n .ooo dawn and oWDer" will help finance. $108.950. BKR. 541).lT.1> TAABB1. -· owe lstT.o. ~% lnteresL 3 br, 2 ba Eastaide. Sl.l.5,000. Agt. &CZ-9886. OllJege Park t\m, 17136 custqm pool. CdS. Lrg 3 or4bd. 2ba. 2 f /p, RV ar · ce91 S120,000. Asall!De 9 :\Ii% loan. Owner wiJI carry 2nd. l20.000 Down. :m Hanover Or. Costa Mesa..~. AFfOUAIU HAIDTOllAT NotbiDI lo do bUl move io and enjoy tb11 bemllifuJJ.y decorated 8 ma. old 3 Bdnn home . fl°"*°I vaDlted celling in llvinl nD, a cozy fJlllC --------and delicbtful Jandaeap- 3 Br. family. 2 ba. beaut s.ie tD1erat rate 9"°'% Ownr /Bt:r will carry lrg !nd. Priced rigbt at Slli,000. &lper aru. line forms to tbe right. A Yail. Jul)' lst. Hurry! Call for appt.~97SS ing. Onl7 •.soo. Call oowm.s:rro ALLSTATE REALTORS .. -~ COATS &WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. WATllfllOMT W /s lip. New 5 bdrm, '"" bath, dining room . pt a r n I fl cent~ background ror your •rt co lle c tl o n . C ustorn bit by leading archlt.oc\, ss .aoo m o . Lease/option al $1,250.000. •'I 'J HERITAGE . • REALTORS OAK GLEN ONTMI GOLfCOUISI NEW LISTING. Mesa Verde. Prime ' Bdrm home oa the I airway. Formal din1DI room. eat· in ltitcbeu, marvelous tamll)' room wttb adJoln· int pme room opem on· to the greal. &lperb COO· dllic>n. Many special feature& lndudin1 pool. 642t5200 Dlatloctlve new 2 ., Pete ·" bedroom, 2\.ii ba COD· dlmniuma ... .-. 2S.ll Elden AY9. C.11 . ..::> MM'1M - Custom bome witb 3 bedrooms and den with private alrlum. 2600 sq. ft. Call today' LOTS From s.ooo sq. fl. in eit· clU11ve NORTHWOOD 8'i1d your own d~am home. RANCH REALTY 551-1222 LOWEST PRICED OETAafED HOME IN WOODBRIDG E,' only $129 ,995. Lovely 2 bedroom /den lo best k>caUoa of Broadmoor bm:nm. ASSUME a 9~~ loan . Br1og your cbedtbook. It's vacant. HURRY!! NEEP.GUICI SAU Owner hu bouaht another. ASSUME bu !Wt~ ·1oan. LovelY split k'ftl, z bedroom. condo In WOODBRIDGE. Alr im1t R~~ r-~ ~T USTED. AUin& tr1 .980. >/It( 1' ''Bf~1UC,f Mf Al "'"Y ~~1 JOOO THE GllOVES Located ln OM of t.be ~ ..na m So. eas.; pool. ..,... Jan bowlllle. cnft 11D1. Trtpte. wide, ......... blOl1 • ended 2 bdna., ram. nn. Goldta•est eo.ch. Ema t.arp lot an greeu· bll. ·' don osen rt•altor .. 1213 N. COAST RWY LAGUNA BEACH '97-4848 LA11J1911..,.. I 052 ....................... FODOllO H(iTS Gracernmt model. Z700 sq fl. 4 Br 3 Ba SUS.IXX>. 133 mt. Bye>wntt ~ FOXBORO VIEW HOME Brand oew. 3:5()() sq ft 4 Br. Save l50.IXX>. 644-5598 Vil.I.A BAI.BOA Exciting new project. t.y •ocean views. l • 2 Bdrms for sale and leqe. Resales starting at $12S,OOO. Several to dlome from. Agent. m.:JO or831~ '*. Cote Realty & ln,·estment 640-5777 . llO 0-. OCIAH YU ~land. ~quisrt.ely de· ccnted. Step& to pvt bch. Great terms Pn coed lo :ieiJ at ms.ooo ......547.0409 By o•oe r. on t b e Boardwalk . Balboa Penn Owner w ill finaDtt 67s-Bl9 Versailles condo Bay view 2 Br 2 8' No down ~-11~.ooo. $1.SOO rmthl)' s.9-7771 SEAV11W W /fl'EW ~E 9.~%! Plmh 11. 3 bd. 1329.toO. Patrick 'fmore,63l·l2J66 REALTORS l4 "'r O WN . NO QUALIFYING 13% in terest on new home Jm mediate ocrupa ncy Dynamic ocean view Huge roof deck. Formal dine. FR, wetbar, and IOO many nras Lo men lion. 1255.900 Call for appt. . M. B Real F..,,tate 714-497-~ ..... 1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $73.700. .._ 1011.z°to lo. Take over low m~rest payments o n th1 :. "Woodside Village" 2 8dnn condo. Pnme up per urut, wllll to wall carpeu, own patio. 3 pools, spa, sauna. Near abope. Reduced. BKR. Call 541).1720 TARBEl1.: -· Sl.IXX>,000 ~ va.w "-• Former home of the SLSKdn.toU1WDe:•Lg. MAHARAJAH OF lN- 5 bd. prof. ldscp'd. Prin. DORE. 4 BR, 8 ba,, ~ f\. only. Patrick Tenore, pool, approx. l·acre. Al#. 831-1281. Cash. trade or 203 down. Y11W HOM1 --=-------• Owner 1a11 SU.1767 OWl•FtNAHCIMG 5br~y~:! 00 Wut t lfir 1091 ~ •• finili 3 Bdrm ••••••••••••••••••••••• d--•-bom•. Bwlt PealnauJa. Owner will ~~ ...... .. fin. S1J..353t VA LOAN, l BR 1 Ba, De1f' 8l'Ollmll central atrium. · petut tn & out. New cpts. Malter adte bas cv.atom WANT ACTION! Ip yard. m .SOO. 172'1. loll It oak spiral a-ifedA.dsMMITI &>luAve.830-4800 1 ta I re a se. Cu atom ~-~;;---~~~~;;;!..;::=;;=;;::;;:;===-== ~~C::,:: '=~=' s~~~lA-"r.t;;s· :::: otl muter suite. With -----NIM.., CUY L l'OWUI ----- low down , payments e •--. .._.. c1 ,.,. ~~~.:;::::::~;;::::::~ retied 9' iftt8't!St. ._ k.....+ied WOtdo b. r REDCAR.PET.~ tow • '°"" ,_ ollNlle -*- •CANYON 4 Bedroom 6 ramlly room bome. Security o 'tJ. OtJI lbr dt>- taill. 8 U T N 0 Y (1 ( ( 111 .. , . . .. ·-1 --~ • LJ. •111 •·1· t ) I 1 ' I Tl '1 ----- -~ -um Fleetwood 14 umta en.. Nwpt Bdi, '(J'132A·I ) Beautlrul 'fidD. FPt1210,000. Btr. ~oa Beach Pk. T15"300t Priced far be1ow market --------~.a-.-. IOOU....SZ.900,000 • 0 I B R A L T A R Well located Is desiped. llOBILHOll E Falt eecrvw, prin oal,J. l3l5-Gl2 MALOY INnSI'llENTS ...... U.fu flfl 1d "Vlkinc 2 BR, 2 ba .• l2IOO sq. Carlsbad t714 ) T.5-1121 -·-••••••••-•••• ft., dbl. wide. AduJt part1 ________ 1 C.-dllW.. 1222 w/IJOOI, etc. No pet.a. Nr. Orange County -••••••••••••••••• stores. Anxious! 642-S333 Apartments Beautifully den>rated 3 J,.AG U NA B EAC H OCEANFRONT. 2Br, 2Ba Spectacular sun- deck.. Stl.000. 499-2736. Separate Apartment. Terrace loW'Dbouse. 2 Eastaide. Privacy. 2 bdrm ba - O.W.C. Br+dm in top location w /lllO dq ocean view. 3 bat.ba. a>Otmo: '11G-UIS Bdno with frp&c • patio. , 2 . _.,., tmo. Befrii, -.hr' !dryer opl. Ov~~o:~es tGS. S4M011, MU789 &0146. 1300 ....................... available. A few samples listed below: • Jl)tetalde C!8 Bepd.a. 3 yrs old. 3 2 Br, pnge, fncd yard. f .. QyAge j m "ES f CtyAge Dn Term ~ trf"LIA 7 'G G 1 $129M 5 1 ... Bdrm. 2 ba, frplc, 2 car CJD,. avail lmmed . gar. Near parb. Drive .. 10/mo. KJda ok, DO by. Avail April 1st. peCa,~875--01• 9125/mo. Jo ADD Act. ~-9522 Woodsy. qWet,, Br 2 Ba. .-OW SISt,000 84 SA 9 S900m 3 8 20%DOWM S2 H B 14 $660m 5 12 ~ DISMIYUHD 38 SA 1 ~ ~Ill 4....10 Bn*a' (114 >T»ICM 3 CM 20 sz~ m 2 11 Newport! Esceptlonal All offers w i ll b e Dstbluff location! Over ~Ned 151·1681 •~2 .000 cro s s . DAYIS&.C&All( • 'Sn5,000..AJTD Avail at ,!1¥15TM81TS ·t" iaterHt-oaly oal~~-~~~~~~~ ._,,ooo. Db'. ~759 UB SHAIP ... ,,.,...., 1350 13-2 trtownboales, 3 yrs -•••••••••••••••••• ol4.centera1C.ll. Trade ac... flrOllt Lot ok. o we 10~.,, lat w /29~ down . Sl.100,000/Mate offer. Oworl"-t714)MZ.9666 TRIPLEX I end mil condo. pvt patio, 2 Br, 2 ba duplex. 2 car ar S.C. p&ua. pool. ;.c., garage.Nea.rnnr. ~. ~vail 41$. wbd m.-.. or 8l4-s7S2 ~Hai 1.lt. lat, secwi- 2 Br 2 e.. aoftr-froat t;y. lm/tDo.14M783 duplex. 3 blU to beach. 2 Nice Zbr, house. EDcl pmtioe, oner uiyt •/Fr. Jlrd. No Peta. Adulta. doors, la11Ddry but DO ...,.1CMJ.15 gara1e S725/mo. Aat. ...., ar. u.. fDCd yard. Sine.le 3Br, pr, So al hwy. New qlta, Q\&et. DO pets. a2$ . 534-ll34 Now Avail. 3br, 2ba, 2 car gar. Ru.tic Swdsb frplc. $1SO/submi1Mo.01~ JJ24 ................. _ ..... pr. Dct. ganlD water pd. No Peta. ~o. 795 Jom:m.m-rm r&ie. deaD 2 br, 1 ba, DeW pamt. fmc-ed yd, garage. 2029 Wallace. Apt B. "80. lat, last + $150 MCUrit;y. 59-27'11. • ~ l ·Acrtt) 'lb.ree Ard> Bay, So. Laguna. Ste rare to entire So. a.st. Security enclave overtooU exquisite cove. CourtHy to Brkra. Qualified bu,yers ooly Peme. ZJ3.628..1300. ~ Newport Heigbta locatioo. 2 bdrms each. KIDS MTS OK ~ 9y, uawna-EASl'Sll>i: 2 BR, 1525. ble loan. $260,000. Gar.6fncdyard. ...._ Verde, 3 BR, 2 ba, amaD enc. pool. E.J:cl. f amil,y area. 90. Av ail. immed. Duid MS 125$ ... Owner J Agent. PriD· 60-2510or~ _a..:.·pa1a-.... on1y-=-·-645-_l_682 ___ 1 2 Br, 1 ba. Dice palio, BTwo 32lZ 31 UNITS P rlde of ownerablp . Some un its have fireplaces. Excellent Anaheim location. Ool,y ~ down. Owner will C1•da 11 ._./To cany balance 4 years, ............. 1700 JO"}, interat. Tb.is pro-....................... perty baa spendable. ASSN t.71% LOAM Fl.Lil price Sl.400,000 t1pltaln SeuprQ COD· . dO. lBr, ZBa. Vaulted~ rR€HIG€ Clilbap. Beach close. _ _ HOME:~ ~ will help finance, A:°"" ....:::U· $13$,000. Real &late Investment.a ' &mW.CoatHwy,NB '45-6646 .... -.r.,.,., 2000 ao..t~y ........................ -------i LohforW. 2200 44UITS NSTOllCAL OMCI II.MS. in~ Santa Ana redevelopment area. tas.ooo or bit ofr. owe at mlJ 1°" bU. • a9% .. Call direct or collect ~hrs. WOltLDl.I. . 51111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Two 30xll8' Iota 04 BeaOftia. Buiid to IWl Own.r /Bldr. 'J'ID.1125 543-6148 Athl: ..... n R·3LOT Prime Costa Mesa locaUoo oo Baker Sl. for apartments or oondoe. Builder's pacbge available . Ca ll ror i nro . Terms available. ·. RCTaylorCo garage, adult• only. Good location m.41512 3 Br, 2 ba,, fam rm. pi;, lie Jd. Kid9 oil:. No clop. 15115mo. 111-tlJIL ....................... H01l£S FOR RENT 3 or 4br. Priced from ..... hcd yud " 1aragea, P•milies pleHe. Kida • pets welcome. Call *'Zill or Ardul&a. New ZBr, 2~Ba. man."-· no fee. dishwasher, •e lf . deaning oven, frplc, lk:" ....... 1240 . 2 ~au&a. ...................... . patio,. car pr. " H011D POR llDIT door ~· PoOi •pa. J or *· Priced from lilaHlpm. ~ ..... herd Jud • Exec. ilQIDe .. Oceu, nlU 1 ara I u . P' am l ll e• view. (Br, 2~ ba. famll.Y . pleHe. Kida 6 pets r e c rm . RV a re a . Wlllicome. Call 9M-JSll or SS/me. D.Ys52MU7, e-, f13.a71.All.aofee. 631-1151 ~ sas home, 4 br 2 2 Br, 2 ba ocean view. ba. (am rm, or acbooU, $700. Adu.Ila, DO pets. aJDV. loc•tkJa. 195 IDO. 919-3!76or751·9187. Gard. loci. No pets . ~--~-~~~1 Ml440l5 2 Bdrm, new cpt. oew a -------- paint. Gar, fncd yard. •YBtYNIVAT'le Qlild-pet ok. $425/mo Tioy bachelor style lst/laat+aec. 7H W. house. Walk to bch. I WileonGl•deS Freab • prett)'. Fncd I yard. NO DOGS. Water Adult Condo. E·•ide. Pd. '2151lo. IMStomove w /pool 2br, 1 ~ba. Pvt In. 42.1 LMe. See mg. Plltio. ...... 54l-29IO -- -------- Beautiful 21Jr. bome. Nr 1cbl1, pa rt1, pools, sllpp. '560Mo./LH. Gu dropn.r. &D-l811 Heritage P~·3Br, 28a, S57S. Woodbridge 2Br- l~Ba. eso Jellerson Mdl Z + dm flOO AvAll i1nme11. II a 1 si·· • it . 551-2111 ~patio home. 2 tr, l ba,, ~-prqe, pool /teaals /adalt•. i.-. •. SIU155 aft. s 2 b*m. 2 atcry 1~ ba. OJDdo in '"Ibe Labs'' Xllll. loc. Bea~ decwat. ed. Brmd De'W. Ref. re- qW'ed..No peta. ~ mo. S51-3llDO Woodbridce 3br. coado. IDcld rec pq, Lalle, pool, jac • teuia. llOO 11.H. --Woadbrtdce &tat.ea . E.J:. ec. ~ 2br + deo. 2 ba. frplc, mkrowave. a/c, Z car 1ar. Lake, pool, Jae • tenn1a iDCld. Lee8>.SS.90C! 'Naodbrklce townbouae 2 bdrm. 1~ ba. yard, CIOllllD. pool. • .,.. lake " teonla. tl500 mo. Call 2131433 ·7240 o r 213}91-493 4 Bdrm, Uni•. Part. tmfml. heDqer OK. Vfll'J Dlere. &pk, apec. AJC,. _.., AM leerb' fta. • ~8 .... ~~~~ OCEAN P .R 0 NT llONTHLY RENTALS. ft.nl.tMd alOllile lanes • 3 bdll.. 31 br MC\ll'tty. SD. RIO>. -..16 Oteanfront _IUlflY ~n· u...e. pvt beaeb, 3 Br 2 Bl, frplc, w /I>. $1500. &15-5505. ta$-t4.55 eves. 91175 Oc f trout, ,..,. 'round; ._mo. or tUm.. Sl400 ,.._. A8lec.. ... 1117 Jlbr ....... 111. ft., 4 br, 4ba,2earatt.r.v .• mod. ld&dl • lb'Ub cocnptr .• ftlltJ crptd • 1m1q...ay de-. ccr'cl. Direct ·eectY to .... No .... Oal.ldnll wlllcame la&, 18'6eec. dip. call -.a.'1J9'1drs. • 6•HD UNITS PIDU &ASTSIDE, Cll Zldnmeadl. o'IBESJ'AllNISCO. 131'111 l •-l\' ',. )\") "-llm ....... UIJ ........................ c , 97 Nsapu;t ~I Br 6 llull1. I t.: lee liv rm. •rm.~.,.. ... ''==. I' f 7 0 • J4JI --·---HH•• ............................ , : .... •07 ll'AN'ION ..... _. ........ a,U. ... Ito¥• • daltwtir lael. Earl s.··· Cool• '"'· OIL~ ......... pd,aeept ..... f f'9, ... bar, .. ... ;ilol. Jae, ..... dbl 1ar. 1115. t11·1JOO; MM»l or cm,._1110 s Br. 2 ..,. • .r.utbiuff, -.. Also4 Br• fam rm ~ff115..~ ...,.._ eueatl•e home ID w.tdift. 4 br I ba, f&m. rm., Ji. cowitry ldtcbeo, mAQ1 extru . Call NH9' 17$·18.SS mandap 6nealnp Newport er.t. Beaut.. 2 Br, z ba,, dm. New qit, ... to bdl., ta:mia, Jae. lllO/mO. '1»-71'1 Illa C'aDJ'Oll Townbome far ..... Speciol• 3br w,Ammmuait7 pOol, 1pa ..... Seaaity pt.e. -...0. f'1S.Z717 2 a-,. prqe. pwt prdea, mwly decorated S4 qaaet ~o•ple ooly. t6.ml, ta-mf Ne.polt 'er.t Condo 2 bdrm. z bra. h mo. to mo.~ 4 tr I be 2-sty. OD canal, view, bat Wb " elect. fplc, PDOl. uam.. 1 blk to bmc:h. llOOO mo. -.S211 Newport Crest Condo 4 br. alllOsq. ft. Nr. Pool• t,en. Dia. Smitb·Meyer, All. S&-11Uor~. ....U.lsXoott) S •. m be, I •tcry. D1bwlll, patio , dbl ....... z llildl .. 1 pets oil. $475. H4·2Ht or mart."-• DOI•. Newport a. J br. 3 be, 2 ltalf · oee.n view. tll50 mo. Property Houe. eomoorea.1010. LEASES 1 BRCIODdc>; Orucetne D9d wlit; IC25 mo. 3 BR tWDbme; · E/Skk CM D9d umt; 900 mo . 2BR+delt41w38R) Semew homes, NB. Oran view. Exel mmm.. SIMIO mo. nJ.1700 r'1f,.., ht9••f\t..,,._,. htN '• J • [~ltdll Vtnaillee Beeb Coodo Nr. Ho a1 Hos p . All amenities + 1uarded sec. &ate. JOSlilo . llW57J NPT. BCH. New Viii• ~Condo. Ocean vu. 2 lr& bdnm, 2 ba, frpk . lrg pvt pebo. Sec. aate. Adlla. snollo. D-flOO To 'a 11 Uak I t1d 3515 ...... ................ . 4bdnn, POOL. jac. rlHto ahol>. l500.. 213 1438-0760 orCSIMI aft. SPM &mime. custom 3 br 21>41 b9 home. ~ Hta. sns mo. Ca.lJ Ms-~ 18.er~ •• f ..... 't1d ....................... Newport Shores 2 BR, 2 C-..... l724 Bil. den. fplc, dbl 1ar. 111111• .... ·-·-... •·• t.cb. taa., pool, Jm SUS CASrT AS DID...... P\lro. 1 br apt -• up. 3 Br .. u.. ._ I t Encl. pr. Adalta, DO • ".,.., ua, e e1ao pets. zuo Newput1t BJ. Newport Terrac e ~ betwu 8.30 t& $ ~ 'hU.l.ly up-pm. ended. OoM to ocean -'--------- 1125. ~. /4. iG-9311 ~ t.9dt l7• ar8111...5112 ...................... . UCIUNA BEACH llTll SP'YOLASS 4 br. 2 ~ be. INN. Iii.aid ,_.,.. co6or' riew. Grdar ~I Sl47S TV. bea&ed pool. UW. mo. M041l:5 Own/Bkr. (714 >494-~. llS No. .,,____. ,,.__ . 0-Hwy. ---.......... . dee.all DteD•-. ~· ,..,.. ,.., rarmd, a.auutul Clowaetaln -mo. mr ... IWdiO. ~ J ,., 2 be. (ally ..... -Uaceat aboppaac, equi pp4 kltcbe o , CZU>•SZZ7 ........ laundry. dedl. ..+dmGn. ,........ Zbr, l~be, 1M -.. Pll&io, Eoel pr. DIW. lBr, JrtJ, ,_.,., ... ~ da. No hU . .-Z511o. an,~. m-'1t7I 41~ .._S4l-tolt c... .. ..._. •n E.-..Sm. ICudlo. 8lo¥e • u"' n•••u ••••-••••• retrt W ID UW IDcL 14. 2 tr Z be.. Jud, NO ...:. ........ Prrs.•mo . ..._ WOO Sq. ft. 2 BR, fam. ~2 blb. tobucb..1 br + den, cu. urpeta, drapes, r~fri1. 1450. ~Ade of bwy. No peta. 403 Jas mine, m-MJI .................. , .... 3 Bdrm apt. pa paid Encl pr, adhs "2-5073 2 Bdnm. l bath apt. 'Adlalta. Gu pa.Kl to.~ 1 Br. btlm. retri1. PG°' Adalta. DO peU . S32S. ~ f'UmlJ. 2 Br IMO. Spac.. 3 Br. 2 ba ms. Play· l"IJISld, pool. 146-&es Adulla. New 2Br, 2i,o,a.. du b•a•ber , se lf . cleaiaio1 oven, frpk , Plbo. 2 car pr. w /at&o. daar opam-. Pool fr apa. ~=---· lBr 2ba. new. k1da ok, .-er &t pa ~ near So. Co ast Pl. 1$$0. MS._ mo to J«ICI. L62 Br, 162 b• apts Lndry rm, p at101y ard . Som e w "'9X:l. pr • beam C'ell · q. rm., frpl., 2 ba.. din. --. i.mmac. Cbildreo ak., ,_ mo., DIC> de- paaM.. ... 1732 3126 ....................... 1!i110 P'REE RENT 2 Br. 1 ba apt. Pvt pat.lo • pnce. Lots al grus. ~ Di52 Blue Laatern. MJO. .....-.p. t....rwe. ~ 2 br, 2 ba, ganie, dean. new crpL $450 mo. Call Martha, 15l·U6l lk:' ....... Jl40 ....................... '' • • r 1 1 l T ·· .. _;:_ ""• I • •,_ 11 • 1 a 2 IA "tio Apts. • DrdlwtilMn & HO's • 'ool & Rec. Room • 6~11 lalMlsapi"t • J .... ltad1' Sho" " • • .. '. ~ ' ' • • • • .. t • • i •I .' •' •" ' f 1• ,.i '•l-.' ·l ' ii )fl lawfty alJ ~Wt, DO pets, l.2olr3 Br apt.a. 6200 Ed· *nett. b. b. ..... 19. _niil.~V.-~pm~~~M2~·1803~i---------------- a . a. ..,. clGDdo nr So Coast Pina. Pool la nw:u•doa, all pd Ulil n - Cllfl ~ ... ,. .. ; ..... ••te MEW APTS lllO. P1lE.E RENT 2Br2ba ........... ~ Spac1ou aew units. Pn v.te palMJa, dttk.a. m:z ........ c 11. Opm0uly1~5 MU11N. 64Ml1a orse..JeOI OCEAN All.A Walt to tbe beac b . Debc:!itllll Ice 11&2 Br ..... IOIDe w /frplc. all ~ or btalicoaies. En- joy 2> MftS •/attractive s r e eobe il. l r~es . t.aodlcaiie 4t 9 tde put· l•n& creeo, 2 pools. Friendly clubhouse w frpk, colorTV, sauna. tsa'C:1le " wetdU f'OQm ~ at SMS including -..or' ..ilbes. .. __ ..... c vn::aa YM!'W. ---"------ E.aecutl ve home for Lumry &tultio. Free maJd family • ent.et'ta1DlJll. aerv. c.ma.-t v. tlS wt. 4.Br, 2~. din. rm. deo. loc. mu. 8-2227 Newty d9col' 2br. 9CIJta. Adub, 00 pets. CASA .. SOI. 21'61 .. att d '62:665) ls'l8 bar. Nr. P'aabiom Ml ,. I t.9dt l7ff lalaDd. Sl,li50/IDO. Call 11111 I I I••••••••••-••• fo ... ppt: .-uu. · No P~. Eocl P•tao D7'51llo. 70I J a.mes St. AIJt. a. By aJllll. t'1M410 ~~~~~~~ MEW ADULT APTS 2 Br, newly decorated. l llO FREE RENT ~ eocl. perking, in ZBR., zaa. ~ 4-P'u. 71111 Syumore New 6 oever U ved in ~ apts near com-. IC. D50 mo. 7S2-•t. VILLA BALBOA. Z Br. 2 ~e-badl. patio 6 sreeoery. 1 Hllllt No ~Sp. 2br, 2ba. patio, gu. Near Neutral decor. S750/mo. I !CM ' . bch $450Mo. 117 Geneva -est Wl.l:lcm, .II. H.B Ml ao, ~ PENINSULA.~ to Gl..s.513~ ~.._. 3141 bmc:h. Ocean view. ~et ..,._Verde redecoi a•~ 2 1 ••• ••••••·---..... 3 Bdrm. family rm home -..._ 2 Br l ba view in but l o cala o n . YUR·AOUNO FUN: bdrm. 1114 ba. Spanous ..akto~~Pcraded IURS/IDO yrty Soc1•I Act1Vl11es 0. · L.R. w If rplc.. 1ar • la PMlil. _ drps Betrig. waa.rrro11tliome. 1'8(;t,.,r•Free Sunday )llltio. aa. to sbops • --• • 131.1400 Bnincil . eeo·s ·Par· tramp. Adul&a. 00 pets. ::r~-:o I Dd ry . »SO. lles•Plusmuchmore. A..U. 4-1•. M3$ mo. --------4 BR, 2~ ba. oce&o vu, 1 OREATllECREATION: _.. LI.miry 2 bdrm. 2 ba. 2 yr. a... Gardnr. incl 'd. Tennis • Free I.es.tons aJ¥ell't!d parlung. Block ~llkr. (pro ' pro lhOPl•2 ~ubiw 2br, gracaow to beech, wait to shops, Heelth Oubl•Seuna • liVIDI. pool, eduhs. No On&rch. bank, village. Bllifa condo. baJfroot!I ~·Swwn-peta. 1375. 75iS W. l.8lb Sl., flreplace, open beam. ~3BR.Jba.950 m1ng •DrmngRange l4MllJ7. Leaadaoo m o. incld A&ml .... lW BEAUTIFUl APART· snJmlNG lrg 2br, Zbe. ·uti.11 ... 0086 ~~ 8.Q)GE MEHTS: Stn9tes. 1 & gr*1 apt. Pool. rtt area. v..."""""V!tw 2 Bedrooms • Fur· , -.,_ TIOW. lM.bSt. lDr, 38a. P'rplc, den, ntShed & UnfUrTll$tled Nice J·bdnn. apt. Walk to beech la Imm. S350 Tumer Assoc. 494-1117 •undecb, pool. •pa. ten· •Adult LMng •No Pets 9175 mo. Db 2Br studio, '*-C500/tDo. m-4078 • Models Open daily (rpic. D/W, yd area, encl &..gm...,.. JISZ --· 9 to 6 ...-..e. ~ EJdeo. To ---·•-••••••••• •CANYON 0.kwood aee caU .,.._ Adractlve 3 br, 2 ba coodo •-ZBr ZBa fam °"1Mn ApMtmen.. 1-1Br. llDY9 CJGJ.y. Lots cm tbe &Olfllc:ouneD ·1 ~ ~Bome.'Gunt of 1tora1e. encl 1ar. mo. ~al a r Y De ·-Newpwt BNdt/No. _."" SDS+dep. Xlot t!IH1'lor497-3629. ...._ Rl'lllto. M4GIZ 880 1Mne --- refloalJ. ~ *ll.IGAM? ......~..... (714~·~~ llx.twallM.Zyro6d.2Br, C0teo•SO-. ~'t:·~aaa NlwpcHt 9Mch/Sa. 1~ ba. 1195 No peta. •81 ~•. 2\ia., a beth. a car pr, 1100 fetta s.: ---Genee.17Um rr llll'lr, 2 poola, xlnt va. e-t.Jac. RetrMt.. fam rm. wlk to lltara.. To Me call __,rm. A•all lla7 1 t~~S:~.:;~ POURSEA.WNS'APrS Tedd7 most dys/every • _._ .,.Imo or a..-, DO peb, 2 tr, 1 ~ eve 131·'7N, or ownr wUI c:oaalder ule orl":::=:::=:::=:::=:::====ii • ~ PllUo. pool •112St1N/Alvmsg. luu o'tlon. Call l+ZBrap&.JIZl&.11&11 pl0.715.lowlOta Ml ,.1._. •6' o.a1::.:: or ~ SL Adalla. no ..u. P'r'01D New To•MD•e Apt. 2 --.......... _ •• ........ , Trtr,,_ JJOO ....................... ........ OCiiia .tew, 3 •. frplc, akl'Ow .. e. ••"1 elce •-•lhe bome. 1150 'i!t •o . Camm. pool • t...s.. Dllft1M Ml·llll. or n. 14&, -.. YrlJ. Aleo aaf1lna.. blrm. l~ be., nre,lace. YEAR1.Y-2Br. Bloc b * Ternce eando J Br. MM7Ja. l4IO mo. t4S·IOS7 • flam OCND • bQ. -2~ Ba , 1 a r , frp I , --------_111_.mz_______ •Mil. mllOI. .am 1fa•la /drJer. ref ri '· WSIL\VIURJJ(MD 2 BR. ... uw paid. AdlllNlw ___ lllr_6_2Br-,-,-__.--/rtll0 1117 · Tlt-090 RDITALI ~ ~-. AwM.ApltJ». 1'm01l llON'nl ........ pool. Ill' ..._ -up • ---------• ~ ia••111or. 16Wor *-....,.._ •. 2~ a air~ attadMid ._ alldo. f'rplc, fam nD. pool. jecua:I all '9IW °' IA y . ~~~:..~ :-........ ~-USI'IWJT ...... -........ I br, J tta. hplc, BlvPn; J• BR., fam. ---"2 • · 1 ftrplD,. .Poll, nlL+md..._ Paol.Loit• -· ·-~ 28t, ~. dl.NwulMr, "-·•mot•n. Matai. -...,••omdalJ ••cl. 1ar. NH/mo. IMllllta. No peq. -· A.-""110 ~l.-ml. ..... ' 8ea•t. aew COD• • . ....... -.... ·-· ·-- & • j,. I I I I, '· I . I '· • Ill \ } •4••• ..... C es ·~~ ~~ I llllla I ...... Cul•• Ca~eetr1 . II.a/Sii. ......... J:a.°"" 'tr, ... C•1 I 9tQnc.r,etQ1 I a. A11t111• el DelwlH ._.dM9.Mlll• ~AMlr'ba. ~. W-* , .. ,. l•H t.l'.•P••·•ltla ,.._ .......... Dtwr••···· -----~ ........ ~C1.&ANINO ••••••••••• .......... . ••• • ••••••••••••• lr'&A.M 6aAllPOO I lrl&'ftJCL\N..Prieed --------I Nllll.free ..U•ate oe .__.~....,•-v• ~•-Ujolla. CAU'llft'aY Olllll& cmoa, .... --. Uc:..... ~ J-~~--_!!!:!!!!'J t11i1r I ' I cau ~ ... lllilJIM.Wl·UM ~~wwtl. ..... . • • • • '• • I W c.-.~ ... .....JCommlJIMaa. P 1° ? •••••• O'z·v. •••••••••••••••••••.... ........TWlfrl.llm U; 1e ............. ' 1•a...I ,,. ... . . . . . . .. ••. Olllndon.... BLllC'l'IUCIA.N Clilmall ~all &ypea. B Ht r • tu , be a t Carpeatr1 ·Comm 'I , ..... Ml-Im "°''maaab!p. Small ....._Pree btiaUlte. jallape ... red.ITHMS ~~ H•·t'21, or =::a'!1C:::!~: .. 0 I I brt k " ' l ...................... . B. WU.. • Siem, mdn. ..:,;~·· •• . a.nlealnl. Ludlcalllal. "'-lllst. _,.,. aper. ' tree lrilDJlWal, cleu· BDadecl, Lie ts51UT Rave !ICWDCfMng you want •· Arilea.-.en4 ..... 0 r ., .. room add. toaell? C1uai.fied Ada do •1'41• ~. it well. 642-5671. ... NJ 8-ulta Kl-5811 ~~ t .!.&.:: ............. . c.,...,,.,. • .... ,.,. , .. , ............. . .......... We. DrFwaK • ---,, •• ..... Eltctric. ••l•ll•t. *7ftll ........... rt• pair. hmll7 ....... . lJc'd + work 1uar. ~ Plambla•, •l•ctrlul, ........... .....,.. "'-t11t.•ma HaadJmaa Service• T ··~---wort ...,.......,... ... yoaare.o..-.- n_.,.,AdlJ IG-5178 RaaUa1, cl••••P•· 4ri•ewa1 reao•ala, ... . 1 •.mi '='=rir~= tlWk. ,.._tyr4 ...t.. m-mr I' , rll1 ! I • ....................... Wllll a IUCAILY a.ZAN IOU? Cell GtDPam Girl n. ..... 16.sul Hoasecart StrYice, l.-1'rW DomelUqaes, call '40-TJU for your .... ...-n.w f\nd what you want in Daily Pilot ClassU'>eda . ... .. ~ ........ Mnbts, . ..,.r. W.. Qr.•.-rw4Pll. ...., .. • •••••••••••••••••••••• LI.OD*.• rn aper. ~•l 1••r aro•ad ....... -.usr.m-Tm ... w . ..................... . I 1 0 I • Palalla •. JHT /Z%T. Mllil. ............ 1J yn. esp. Uc'cl. Dne ---,_ nL ,..., •• St: Lien ... T,,. me. a . ........ ......................... aiQmlCJ Lwlle....,. ftd. ' I ... S:at. lat. ea... laftaeape ...... lbt l:llt sis. AI0015 la We" ... All wort • l'rH ut SH·Ol3 .............. an.-lk:Mla ~ Laadac apla 1 Dne--.. -.,.....,---. -eentac-- C.dillaC'S to Go-Carta Whatever the Fad Rell 'em off the market With • Classified Ad c.u Now! Kl-5171 ... ,,., JDOlt ...... cbec k DlJ ref. Uc. ... PLASl'D.INO A'Wh• ....... , ft9tllt. ---" or 1 ....................... , .. ______ ...,. New coastrucllon. RemocteHa1, replplaJ, eAlldnmk .u detection. Tap Kil. 517~ Use the Daily Pilot "Fa.st Result" scrvlc:, dJrectory. Your service as our specialty. Cal I 642-5678 ert. 322 . Afialw•••........ .....tos..r. 4100 Ottlce...... 4400 OHie....... 4400 .... w ...... 4600 ...., .. Lem sou'-'",._. 5100 ... I rt 5350 ........ S..ricetSMO ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... .... ...... .... 3169 Movtna! Avoid depoata lZI$ Sq. ft. -mo. "4IWPOIT llACH Maa l ookla I lo 11 Ye Wldaiw .... mamy iar 2lld.. Lall Cl' Pbmd a pd, can MASSAGE SUDpetaco PROBLEM s. N e'ed to -·-••••••••••••• &..tw tiving upemes! J&l7Wmcliff,N.8. In bNutlful CCJl'OD& del .a..dpriY.owmdboet T.D'a. No~ cbedl, Aalmal Aulstance Yourmuaeur-Talk? Free co~ DI• Ur:tllMRJ Profe11lonally since Apat.. $(}-~ Mar. 500-2500 sq. ft . as crew memldkllDcl • no p:a.lty, 90,000 ap. For ....... 517·22'73. no fee. 61 Bob James ABCHelptine86-222L f",.. nl.ftf"U llJll.~..,-.... ..... TES Clua A. A/C, utll • wUJ PIO•ide complete actloD call A1ent Oulcallst-ll.494-5111 ~y a.us nvv-1or2 Rm Suites from STS. Jani tori at. aerv, only aeaattJ la maillt ill re-mm.i. AQJtiml. ~ or lOlt a ,. ! Call S.W a.it. S4eO uvn. m-4134 ~ JJtb Sl. Call Tom SLOO per aq. ft, elevator turn. Call Patt ~ ~lal Paa KotUae. • • ~···,-••••••••-· Sin&les, Ur.2 bedroom • • m PI e Pk I . an..SPll.....,.. WsresfO.., TM~tm.2lJ/Z51-T-. SPDUTIJALREADINGS "ULILACICIOO• .. -., 6totmboulea. sr,.:,~-L~ga'fea :~r:~: DEC. sum$ ('TM)SB.1800. W1Da.-PbaDd or lOlt a pet? Call ::;..~·~~~~ O.C.'1newesU11D09l q - Jl'ramMJ9 644-1900 Straight. S300Mo. ?!'~_.!!_ew0poCrtairpoBeach DAMAPOMT P' 11~/ sao.cm11Up,O.C.Oa.17. Special Pals Hotline. s. c.mmo Real, San. = :::':'~1sceu! 2 Br .mdio M:SO. No peta. 4N-«8 alt. 6PM. """" ·-· · rt. New CGllllDet'Clal/office ' I fl Br*er: ~ TW"7:1-1215. 21Jtm-l'5U Clim. last 1fed few our in· N H H Real incl. reception. space, 1roand floor• '•II II•••••••-•••-•• .__.._._Offer. ear oag osp . Considerate outgoing c:oolereoce rm. janitor e.3315.81l2D p p nsm Lost. Opal r l n1 . O.C.AmOllT .. _ii"F.Nl50.00 Gl.c79or 1·974-2098 women JWO to sbr J?'ly sen.i. ulil~: 100 free · Opp t It 5001 ~'l~aee REWAJlD. Peard ~d / _.ESCORT* WOKm ~PRICE , New W1a Balboa Condo, 3 b r , a p t . cop es • m o r e . $125/IDO. PboDe allllWef'· 1ninn•n•••-••-•u uuu -1 1 u r r o u a e • J1r ~ aceept.ed by qranviewfrompalio.l w/ttantwoman. Balboa. ==:.NJvail. ln1. Xerox copy . P'OR SALZ·Complete ;:i:= =.•d•. 110-0510, ~c ~;;~1 l a1 In pbane.()pendail,y,lOattl· br ... ba. Kitch, blli.ns. tz!Jl>llo+uW. 87W328 SecntarJ sen1ce avail. frame ·~ e41'°1'· • crW n11nm" m41'11 ...... lO&m-tam. 8pm TW-«n-7181 No peta or cbildl'en. lst, Rsp. F to ab.are fum. 3 Elleeuti.-e omcea avall In 111-«ri5. moldlD1. riced for UBI': '!Wtle. Coner' al 1-la deposit. S700 mo. tr boU1e in lrvi.oe. Near fulJ Mn· olc bldg. Nr. INSTANT OFFICES -c* sale. IQ..,. ...., W_.... IOlO DrUtran • &.Gs vtlle c:e l yr lse. call for appt. OCJ. SZ50 mo + ~ lltil.. o.c. Airport. Recept • 4 amce suUe overiooldng POil SALE Hll II .... _.......... H.B. &&Will> .... 6 llPIJllcation. 145-7008. :i11N718 pbcme am .• secy serv. • prdm ao Blrcb St. fWJ:y SllALLRESTAURANT WAHl'ED lom al -- * DI! c 0 R A T 0 R s ~ Condo. Ha•lnooo ='•etc: Pleue ~.1;~~ ...sm ~.d~~ ~ :1~ ~n,wa~r. ·Bncb. l200 mo. 11 /F. ~-.. ·oollo.,sml etc Call 110 1121 •FABTP'OODS, Fe, N.M. 17a·4H7, . ,.._, rp c, r, Cathy 151·9311 days, ~ --~ . ~.....__,. MMl»Bl»b •Yl'tJ.rnMSEves. J13/G&3Nleves. office $1$0 Mo. 18%7 • NewpmtBaadaPMr ----,.._.---- 811/0eeaa view! 1 br, ~cmllff.,.2.r• Nwpt D f PI..... 44IO ._ 511-5115 ..,..... IOll elm,. 1 b19 CCllldo AduJta ...... ft'CD.mabt JI.JO ......_ ~ I I I I I 11II111111 I llllle• ..... -. __ ,._ .. :. ..___cb.. .....Sto...,.w/lnale. __._,.ltT ..... ~. ,.. ..... amc..,._et llZEll Newpmtlkll. 1111~•::.::..•;.: .. -..., _ ,.._ w..,. OmetoOOC.Sec.p&ea. •"8W'rv ~ ,_ ,,,,..._ tmor..teAft-.Cll _._,_ =·.::..mo/mo. Call poal. aw pd. lllUOhDo. •PIUJllELOCATIOJh llOtonet:t"-Bll'blt"I,... AD tn-ol rNI eUt.e -------~ 6CM300, Ad&i.. '73 ~yd8 from waterfront! --· v..n• a ..... rt•aiace l.ta 5G01qft. --..:~... ~ ~ By s, •.• e I ... Brand new Newport Ha _.___ 7 ~")-.oL-.. ~-,.___ M' •-v -.... • • • lllwitmarriaas4 Bdrm. wtown•di'tnMll· "-_.._,, 1515-.aV .. B,C.JI. ..,..__ .. _ iejo. z.ITDs 3 ba.llaita. Over 21000 a/f. LookiDI ~?a room· •DDAJXE OPFICES• MM Ill == F /P' Term a . '4J.J 171 141-16 I I 11200/mo. 11S·3IOO, ***HOWIE*•• ftun 1 rm. ap t.o 1700 m.am AbomesbartQCMnice 911.ft. PromOft. Nolle •..wPOlrrJC.M. lllSINDBJSBOOllJNG We bave aomeooe for req. Bebl.Dd Airporter UptofJQ01q.ft. a.all. at Earn 90'111', aupentaqic Sal Qimllh 317, you Hotel at 2112 DaPool prime canet', lTUI 6 otben. Sales curaa· 11, ........ -........ _ 91534!1115-7cl&Ja·m.a75 ~ .. IASte I. m-32ZJ. ~J.Z Nwpt BL as.aoo t ' No rtak. Small in· _., • -~1 b h I ·--fl._~__. ..u. ..,..., •C Ca.11-.nJ. -· ..........., Y ac e or. Upata.lra 2 nna Is pvt Caanery Vllla1e office -~ ---Walk to beach. UW pd. ti.th. ldlcbeo privtleges. •1*18 avail. l Jee 6 1 AYail for immed. OC· mGtS or 546-S70t. Meaa Verde tell) bome. smL Bruter 175-491.Z. cqpuey. Ample park· ~-nuliet .-1. DOD· iDC. Newpar"' .. M5-e01. .. -...... •C d M D E L U X E smkr only. C90 furn., SlJl'1'!S. P'r'om S2ll6 Air ....... ·--·········· tr1Qw:afurn. ~1722 . caid., ample pkg. UUJ ~d Vi-e 2sr6~ :~~-c~ ~ E. est Hwy. New-1112 bdrm lu.nry _,. . . adult apt.a In 14 plans 5.16-1S14 •n tS.30pm OJn:ma del llar: d1x. 2 rm. au.He. S2SO mo. Realonomics Corp . f15..f700 mTOM H•llOa&YD. \'tXJJl T.D. CAN BUY A RlllE. NO DtSOOUNT. ~ Lall: lllack I.ab M. 1 yr. J/21/IO Brookbant la Victoria . Reward . IG11D. Lall: aa.D wlll fem Ter- rier. Talbert /Mew1.a.9d. RB. Nd Me4. atla . IG-97 LOST: lllDl Sebaauer sail la pepper . M. .. Bocart .•• Vic . Dowatowa H .B . REWAJlD! SJ&.lm LOST: Biil /Wht.e Spr· ..._ Sp...w fem., vie lllrtlar • Maa., Clf. ~, FOUND: P~t Mallard !Nell. Vic. Adams Is Albatna. C.M. t7MM4 J1blmd: II.ale doc-Clf. o(f Zlrd • Eide&. CaJJ l 0 ldmdfJ sa.acN na ""'-d: Small wht It.an ~~·Female. L--0 'V"• b I e . N r from S375 , 2 bdrm tawnboules from SS3S + pools, tennis. wat.erf alls, ponds! Gas for cooking . & btatiQC paid. From Iii/bleeds to move. Have pets. Shr someones home with yard . 6'136183. OOices in Bayview Hotel. Newl7 remo ljeled ~ ~ ceaaer la Coata Mela .... amce. ••all IOI' i.mmed. occupaDCy fr.om appr.oa 480 to Mlllilq. ft. w,,.. crpU • paiatiq at reaaonab&e n1a. Call Pllula S. KAI.I ~%1JtM4.m -------~ Buabard/Ediqer. rv . SU Diego Ftwy drive Fmale wanted 23-30 to North oa Beach to sbare2 Br, l~ ba apt in llchddm then West oo Huot. Bcb with mature llcFMden to Seewtnd male. 8"7-8517 aft 6. wtac-. ·('TU l883-5Ull. -4000 Male needs male to ahr 2 -·•••••••••••••••• 8 r apt. C M . $2 0 0 szz Week is Up. 1 Sn, +aecur . 142-1808, kllcbeaettes. pool & _MM788 _______ _ mUd lel'V. S.-975.5. 9Ml1'e 2:500 sq. ft. condo la __ 1.-deo ___ lnn_M_ote_l --1 11le Bhtfa. $275 mo. ~ Mma Verde prvt enty, d ~ Call 557· 71113 9 to bl&b Is ref rig. No cook or _s.. _______ _ a mok ing.Sl7S mo . -.am Gw ------· ... =c.. ~ penon 30 yrs car tl!IW. Attractive room ID Mma Verde. No cook· ial.mt656 Boom w /full house llli.U.C-iD Westblllff -ol N.B.tavall. im-a.a, eo111 Roam fer rml. Call aft. tS. 8twD O.C.C. 6: beach. 4350 ....................... WANTED: Gan.ge la CdM. 873-0980 4400 ....................... _c_ .. -'--m_--0_1_n _____ 1 Fialsbed for OttUPUCJ. .... • ....... 4050 lllO aq. ft.-Oromd floor. Jamboree/ llacArtbur, lrYiDI. Gt'fJ&cbm a,s..7501 ....................... ID -= for It care w mu. Pref --.. atadat. CDll ,,..,. ............ .................. 4Z50 ....................... mJG nD 810 BEAR ,.... .. /aJOt. Alao --*» .,, ... 4 braa 2 lta. Porbea a.E. --- PtiiiAI W~l&MOMT LOCATION -..... .... ...... ft. t8ped ........ , Vint •1lt«Ban.~ •PdnUPldle •! tl1'1 A'nilabl.lt1 WI '--,I c I 11 i 111 ! l(, •,1 •'••I I ' I SUIUASI OfcliWwd 1w11 Hlstorical landmark. IZ50 6: ~· Bay View. lmmed. occup. Conlact Role.m.3122 ........ 1•1 -.513 ~PUSDa:fRVM ReclliD ... llriRal.. 1-5 450 Sq. ft. $&50 mo. Gn Birch St.. N.8. ~-..... 4omc.. recep-Prd Sbartac A#od•t• lioa area, wareboue wm tnm. no brv. req. wttb 11qe alkbc door It Newport-Pacific. rum Aid. 54.1-5032 MIWPOIT CIHT'R Phs. ocean vu. Full servl« ~ec. Suites. M6-7ll0 rwt aecurltJ' 111tem. Studio.157.-Z · AYail. after S.ZMO. Call to Me lOA.11 to IPM. 1-------- llH~Feet OD Campus Dr. in Nwpt Bcb. Aval. immed. Gr,,..s floor. 549-1852 or owner <Z13 > 9IZ-7703. fftdln&lon Beacb 18785 Beach. Ste. A U50 ft.. w /W,, tout f\anl. T pboDe lines Ofer!! 141>. 556-7711 ~........,. 3CM NewJUt Blvd. C.M. Fnlm .. 2000lq fl. m -ZlZl c , .. ..... 4471 ....................... cmc. • .,,.,...m ~-ara-dOr.+2 *PUISH* 1111 111 ':"n..~ = Upper Newport Exe. · Hlry .• 8o. ,,.... _. SC.. Bas aplJWled arnd-llo. 4M-ll17 nr. window omce u.u. --------mo. to mo. rent lacl. LEM&: Caaet7/Udo reqit., cool. rm., coffee, area. Bl1torlc !'fpt. mall 6 aec. serv. Is P• •wtMa. Ulltq. ft. tqi6er aftll. a:a..7L ...._ ,._. 61.llO ... MIWfOn CIMIM ,... ...... ome. •Yaila· a. filed,.... .... tnmc ,,....... .... ble la attAarneJ suite. O ' t W lllFlll 4IOO :t,...:rr&. .. r:= ~E .. ~ +1!11'= v... ol BQ. llit time,,,. ........a..- ...... J dis .me.. Al>-.... Wul • 4"I ..... 19G11ra .. ft. 2 ......................... .. be&lll. IMO W. Coot 01Jn•1tra1• .._ la a.,.m~MN11t =.er:..=~ JD ... a. fl lab fadl. •Cllla-----= llNdt."'l\lnple --~ ..... ..... _-.i. ..... .. .... f!/O T•• ally Pilot IDlee Offtce 2IO 14 ft, 1'1a4.,.,, P .O ... . a1mo. Dot9 8l. NB. am. Clrta .... CA ~ •-tffH or tel••tl•H .... ,· {'NEED ·/MliEY • ' I &1M1Dal\$. 0 1111•/ r:. .. "-'.. ....................... ~ I 101 IJIO 0 I I WI. 1100 1::1u11n-•H•••••••• __ ............ PREGNANT? Ca rina. W.Calorie Alcobollc .,_. M•l•l ec 1&1ctinl 6: ........ Recipes •. reHITal. Abortim. adap- 8 A C B E L 0 R ta • ._. NUJ'BJTION SERVICE: ~· . 5'7-2513 ~=--7JD0.1J&, Costa C0¥11 &m. PSYallC * HJ.0771 * JtEAJ>D 6: ADVISER a Br OllC.eall Serrice OM.llli'Z'7-Mll PRE LAW stDdeat aeeda . .................. .... ... •• Cai MN671 .._ WUI do aJl1lbmc Le1al. Coofldeallal DYii. P.O. Boa DU, N.a.-. DlAllOND WANTED: Pri•.~wW-lto3 c:sS. ca& N.a. se-e75 ._.C•••=• ESCOltTS atlh Ml.01.IO a9CllSft«-fttSA •FOXYLADY * OUTCAJ..L OHL y ~llJI• JW!!W':"8En'<>Un:ALL .. .........,,,. ... mrtioll1App1L s cs a ms-.r LOnLY LADllS JllOOt:U; 6 ESCORTS ~E nGURES. ALL OCCA,gONS 30h 777..Jltl n • • tiTJlUl:JCaJ:uJ aor .. *" Clmies -- G 1 =& ltiJ~n. ..... •................. 5:t ..... t t wl111 7005 ....................... MIW..W. 70fs ..... ................. . a •• ,..... bomemater, driver. svall u hve-lb. Wdl traveled, educated. •112'2 HlfpWmhd 7100 ..... ................. . Acuadinc *Dutcall * :~daboas f!.~ d1•l11ons of this &42-•12 aooo.ooo mfr m c.o.ta Mesa. Must be promoU. MC/ Visa hie. B.S.. requlml. Send _ nsmne m coafideftce to: Whi&e male. attractive. B.T . Bobbitt • Co Ptiaamel Services. 8U8 Vmice Blvd. ~201, L.A. tm:K. 213 /Ul-6170 Accounts payable ex.._ perleDee. pa.rt lime. na. lblebn. CalJ ~ selll:a fem•+ fOI' &OOd 1--------• tlaa. ~Mm. Dai· ~ PUat. Box 15IO, Coata ...... _ rt''"'"" SJ'° ....................... EIOTICUS PU.Mr SllYICI la&erior .,._ deaiplD1 Leutaa. Plant maan· teaaiice. A• low as •llDalCk Call 719-9545 lfm...,..,pleuekeep trJtric! ! ! MXOUNTll•• a.-ExceUent opporta.alty for an mdiridaal wttb • liPdl:ade for DWDben • accountlq uperieaa. preferred. Enjoy out- ., ..... beaer1ll ladud· me a tree mea1 eadl day. ~:-~0000 MOD· MAlllOTT HOTa • lllONwwJU l c.at.. Dr . ,...,......acb ---Oppar~ AOCTO BKPNG TDIPO&ARY , ,. 1 toda1 to work c:e "-*-aua Phi ._ boollkeepin1 •HilD· ID8JllU. Won 'eloH to your lllome. P'l l•h a.ti. to SemGr Aceoma-Urlla ...._. ....,,. .... <lnll9eo-&J. AUTOIOVTI IS?'D. ~AM. '"' to l bn. · I to USO /ao . lat. -UOt. 'f/lva, ,... tired, ctlaabllit)', lhl· deda. ,... ... wbeels. TODA YIU ~orMMm. ,,. Dl(.tJ PUat ..... ..... ~ fOr.,. a... ..... TaL9 .. Advertl1la1 Depart S....c..t .... .... ,.... perND w All=== bad Helt abould enJo Ml -c11 ... ,,'l'h •• aaie., be a -. · · totne~-<eledric), ~EO .la a v e a p le a 1 a n · · E. penonality At enjoy Baaklnl workin1 with a 1rea "C•1 -wrcW T .... ·ll'OUPcl~! We alfer aCel,tent com· Experienced :L.i, IJmeflta lncludJn1 a•1 casms hit u .. • 'f\iU time anrw1ard. part CJ.me ••• rn1. ApplJ 1·Elevn UTVTIM ~· lc.J 'fl. S.lter, -. . an ~ pen u.m.. MAUrrl Saall ..... Irvine oJ.. ftce. Ol1J Naacy ~ a.teal ACC'TSPAYARI a. .. COMPANY •IHIMrATlft ....... neededto repreHnt .. tabliabed P'O"lrial eo. Great op-~.17).ZlDl OOlllP~ON -Elderly woman aeelta middle .,..S woman to ahr home 6t domeltlc duUe1. NOD· smoker. Salary. Mias. ~-..sm llll'ance.~· s~Ta~ Some Dote dept. H· CONCESSION WO.RJCE&S.11 as 17 yr olda preferred, own tram, a.s «bl per wk. Free meaJa • ra!MI. c.u 8:>b Phillippe at Ora.nae O:uity Racewa1 m-~11 . PU.JS COllUDbskJn ! perieoce •ould be cfe· • Pleue call for lnterv\eW lirable. ACCTS ncav AK.I OlaltnactiGa.. White male, Penoanel Dept. u CUllC 21, .... frimda 18 to 35. ea 1m. ext. m aited California Bank '-: m . TU7. Paetory Workera l a ..... reftnery. rau Ume permanent poel- Uona. H i1h athool ~ or wort ex· perieDce wttb cbemicala bltJltld. o.y • n'milll ablfta. Wiii train, medtcal l naurance ~· paid Cor by Co. Pai vacatloa plaa. msl& boDua pU.p. auto • SaJary i11crHae pro· .,.._ .. £.0.E. S..JDL 1'9d.clly ILUI JUN JOIS We have lmmod. open- lnpfor Warebouae Aaaembb' Trainees Factory FEEE JOBS · PAID WEEKLY l\orrell saw:a.w. HOSTISS P\a.U 6 put Ume. Apply l.n peraon. No pbone Uqaar ailllt muacer. buaJ beacb area, full dmi, «Qel'. nee Iii ary. top ••1e1, applJ In pence. Holiday HOUM I.Jq..-.. 21117 E. Cout Hwy,c.cDI. MACl:llNJS1' TRAIN EE -Pnf. IOIDe ebop n . pet'. for amall maoaf 6rm ID ln1:ae. Call Biley far lllJlll.. ~ • MAOl .. ST Pnxb:tiaD lathe. Expr. "*'1murn 5yn. Top pay .. bmetita. Call~ Machine trainees and matenal handlen for lbel deaa lert NCR plastics fabrication c • ' pllm.. Apply In person to calla. Jolly Racer. -s. a.tllwy, Lac. ~ GOO, eombiaaUoa deM ~ hbricated Plutia Inc reld nlCbt audtt. Apply 111.5 W lllb ST C11 . to Darid llcNeill. Hotel . . . 1.quDa. 4M-Wl. 1Z5 S. Ma.rtitnkt a:.tlhty,LB t' ,, ~uatas lit • 2Dd openings, Hot.el ... ~ NIGHTS we bave Probation. Merit •Cost ol Llvinl ID· creaaea. Fully paid Medical 6t Dental + mmy otber o.•at1ndmg bend'lta ROSAN INC ~NwlJrtBcb.. &».A Newport Cot.er Dr. Nrm, /t1me -•1 ou.MCH COAST Newport Buch JbU.y ~er.~· • DAILY PILOT ~ 4M-Otl7 ~ _ E:Qlel'. DeedeKf IRVINE 7~ foe upudlA1 family ·E.~O~.E.~~~~~11~/~F 1\lU ti me pcMlttioa Im .,..ttatetJ avallable for a rel.able pwaan to wort tbe ewalaC ablft. EzUoy e•cellent company bmeftU lDcJudiq a frM meal per abltl. Apply tam-noon, llOD· P'ra, 1'91C11mel. F.qual Oppty Eaxployer MAIDS. M. 50-$.S.00 b r 11\ill & put time. own ir-p.OCS. trJS.%101 DI W. Bay St. E.O.E. 8ankmc B.OOIADO UMC Coetalleu Equal ()pportUDlty Employer LAGUNA HILLS ~~~~~~~~ has immed open.ins foe Air Couditlon101 wale experienced vault teller. chiUen service man. Ex.eel beoef'lta and com- min. s yrs. exper. Cal pdjtive salary. Coatac:t (114 )M2.&IOO cat.by 8ry&D for appt. --------1 581-4000. EOE M/F. "!'f MA:MA~B B A R G I R L CM 1tt:9. ae1D.1-rellred cou Neigbborbood. fuJJ -Ume, pie with mamtena.nce e• put-time 646-5561 pelieoce. 21 unit.a, C.os • Mesa. Infant ok. SPMC, DLrnWd, attractive, en· 59-21m. tbu.aiuUc, part lime. ,Apt. manacer. Matur _6f8._·am ______ _ couple to mauge 20 un BEAUI'ICl.AN -Exper, i t s. C M Ad ·S1tte r sharp, progreaaive _,.f;.l:?-4300,24hrs. needed. Call for in· ARTIST =· w/Keralin HB. ProductiaD Art.lat far fast pae«! Oran& lkaut:Y OJuaty pubticatlon ftrm. A.mtant•, (WJ Ume for Pmt.e up, layout " l buay HIOD. Richard sett101 nece11ar7 Ouelette Salon. 200 Salary baaed on ex Newpott Cent« Drive. eertence. Call Kare Newport Beacb · Fbng S1IMB34. BOOKKEEPER I A.5S 'T Assemblens. Sailmake AIR, A/P and payroU,, nr. OC Airport, M-Th. excell. pa.y, perm. posa- 6am-f::ll pm. WHI train ban. full co. benefrta to 979-1483 IJOaJelae who w~ to ASSEMBLERS advance. Apply in 1st 6t 2nd Sbifta Avail pel"IOD, no phone calla. Excellent opportUnity BA(]( STREET IND! medical device mf 6S5 So: B St, Twltill 92lB80 co. with good erowt. lo[H ••latAu' potential. lnit.I~ duties vaned. Recent produc Jolt Cost Clen lion eltper. helpful Needed for architectural Manual dexterit & urban desip firm. neceuary. Mu.at be abl Salary flexibl.e, benefit.a. to radar write En&U.b. Please send rwume to: a.oo to at.art. Apply PBR. ll012 Sky Part Cir-penon cle, In1De 92'114. ~AL DEVICES INC. IOOl.W&a l42B1 Franklin A 'lie, Real Eltate ADwai.sing ___ T\atin _____ -l Co. needa fuU-charge --------Bookkeeper, put time. ASsa-..s hrs. flult>le, ulary For medical eledl'QQlc:a. ~~I ab 1 e. Les Ii e ExperteDC9d preferred. --'------ tu will train. Haun 7a to S:JO pm. ExceUen bmeftta • working con CLERICAL-Lt typlns. 8QOli w lfilurea, 1ood • pty for adva1aumeot. KB. area. 111..5fG .U far Nancy Clerical AtlEJOIS SECRITA.1115 TYPIST GBBALOMCI We bave immed. open- lnp av all. for tbeee poei- Uoas. U you want to wort. live ua ac an ! TEMPLOY IMC. 4215 ttG t•g1h w.r• .. s.-w .............. 911-Ull Clerical SICUTAlllS Employment avail. ln multi 1urrouoding1. Competitive pay, ln- tervie'W & hire. For more info. call Tod Services 9'7N!llO Clerical DO THE • RISING PRICES GETYotlooWN? -WECAMHB.P Paid Weekly Top Pay l'fEVER A FEE Holiday & VacaUoo Pay Wltmo .. a.t. f'9l&Mlnlllll chain. Good - s-1 • beoe. APPl:J 2300 Harbor Bhd: C .M . F1oor eemce. Nr. <ic Airport. ... Th. Sam-4: 30 pm, will tn.iD. m. ua MAmOTT HOTB. IDO Newpott Ced.er Dr Nwport Beach F.qua.1 Oppor EmpAoyer S1N535 COOIC PULL TIMI RaMilh Hilla Hoep. ln Newport Beacb bu an lmmed. ~ for a re- lief cook. 3 daya, 5:30AM to 2Pll. 2 daya lOAM to 6:30PM. Xlnl atartaag aa1ary • frinae benerrta pecbge. For Interview CODlad Barbara Duran &46-Sl07 ... E.O.E ... M/F. °"* needed foe: retire· mst f adli ty. 2nd shift Quaality cookiD& uper. req 'd. Goed benefits. Newport VlllA, &e-•L Olob Exper. pref. Port Mesa CoavalelceDt Hoepltal. IOOtOO. CXJUNrER HELP wanUd tor ~·1 Cleaners. Ot.11~136. Ci ts:Hetp & S • h idt Penoft New experience a.n work· Ing f/tlme 4i p /tame tm--21.il CUSTOIMAN 1'anporary help. 2 PM lo 10 PM. Call Chuck. Moo UJnl Friday. Ql -288> Data entry · asst . nn1.m.w.1BM ayatem 34. ~needed. Will train. Entry level position. Good starting salary. f'1lJ co. beoefita. Apply Amstcan Zett.ler. l.MBl Hale Ave., I.rvtne Delivery Driver. Part time. Dental Lab. Ideal ror boulewtYeS At mature · penoos. AM or PM. ~Kay. Dll'fWY & Stedl P\ill or part Ume. Must be°"" 11 At 110 Iba. Xlnt t.ne&a. -E. 17th. St. a:.tallesa. Food prep " l&Ddwich maker. No experience meded. 11exible bwn. Apply in pe r son . Stmrmm Te:mace, 291.5 Redhill, Costa Mesa. F\ill time poglt.loo In our Reader' ad dept. bn Mon tbru Fri 9-5, tele & counter aa.les. reqs cood spelling, grammar & pemmmbip. Muat enjoy meeting tbe public. App. ly Pennyaaver. 1660 Placentia. C. M. ~olfice.~ bAe. CdM. 3'20 E. Cout Hwy. 675-2133. Ml-541B. GENERAL OFFICE SECURITY We~ .-in., a reliab&e s-aon to wort ~Xlble llwlae • 1ravryard sbUla ) . .JM>ura. Law en· fon:iement or security H peneoce helpful. Enjoy excellent company benefUs Apply tam noon. Mon.f'ta. Person· nei MAltlUOTT HOT&. 900 Newpart ~ttt Or Newpotl Beach Equal Oppor Employer GIRL -Must type. lb9edeaDen waa&ed to Reception dut1ea . wan for Jaalce's l\ag· 7SM2B3 gedy Ann'a. hrs 8-4, Genera.I Office. h ght typ-Tues ™ 875-2514 ing, will train. Jean El· Houteclean1n1 needed len llCJ., H.B. (7 14 1 w1motel clunlng t'll· 883-357S penence ~12 5 dys wk G_e .. Cleril For international marltet1ng co. Fu II charge of Jiterature handling. mall machine. mlac. dutlea . Full benefit•. Appl y M :30pm. IMS Equip· ment, 2805 Barranca. Irvine. Mrs. Coplan 5.a>l. General Office 4 DAY woa W&I( Xlnt co beDef Typing so. 1'10 Newport Ctr Or NB SleXS ~2921> l~FREE ~ Sf per br 493-MM> ~· Llve--ln "' <U.. 5 days /week Rm .ti bd plus aal. WUids frtt. 91112.-0t84. Cal I e to l tp m ~r/comparuon. lave-ID, to elderty lady Excellent accommoda· tiom. Pvt Ba 6 abwr. E.11de CM . 1100 wk. IM&-11515, oo smokers HOUSEKEEPER Lave·m. No t'haldren M u'\t be able to. cook f o r ... ork1ng rouplc> Lacun .. Beach 494 4191 eves Housekeeper· Mat u rf! penoo to work wtnds &r boUdays lD charge of small ~bold. Must drive.~1 IN NEWPORT CENTER SEC'Y ASSIST MAI.a. .. Coklwell BaDker Real atae. 10 t.o 12 bra. per ~It. nuable bours. ideal for student .......,,Mn.Jotm..on MMrunaoce llW>-bet,.r rcr alJt coms»ex in c M Ra:lred or ae1D1. C!ll 1 8115-&l. MAINTENANCE MAN 450 Unit adult complex Ocean area. llG.asJ. MAIMTINAMCE MICHAMIC tva«eedina apporturuty cwn.llt.l.J aisla for a ,...._ b.abie pencm wJlli aome eiec1riea1 • retn1enb0o e:qierience to won the ~t..!bift. Enjoy u - CCXDllUY benef1U mdl.liln& a fl'ee mul per shill Apply 9am·noon Moo-Fn PenoaDel. ..wtllOTT HOTB. 900 ~port Ceoter Or ~portBeacb Equal Oppor Employer ~ Ambrt.lous coupl• p time 12 1!iJn fWk tl!00-900 mo Call Ball Hugbu ~. Mature Sale~lad y Unaene esp. pref. m-mo MECHAMCA.L. MMnClllCIAH ~ years ~penencf! workuss with minute parts. MecbcaJ rompany Exrellent beo•fats & worklnt coodiUooa. Mis- ~•on Viejo area. Only tbale Meldna permanent ~wdapply &i.aan. Sll-3830. Newspaper delivery ro.u. ~SAM. 1 d19 wk, tumi:lb own auto. Corona del llar, eall l'fS.IOll. ~~7~14-l~J~I~··~-~~ tD>prmo. · 1- tMHf GUAJID ODI. KKDP - lrrt ... taT.tL -=::..~--A 1 ar se •bole a a I e , ___ _,.;....;...~=--- manery la IHklDS a i--------· rmp. penoa to UHIDe ome. dutJei with minimum a _ .. &....... for auperviUon. Dut1.-lD· MICK*! dude: mcmltorin1 main a ...._ to gate and 1rrl1aUOD ..-W., pl.a uainc automatic ... •at• a wll&ertq system. No ex-m! ._ ~ pr. needed. 56M22l. c:oa· ~ 11::11 S~S? tactSt.eveSl.rom. You11 find it at Kelly ~w----ttn temporary UU&n· """' '"'_..., mmta 11allable for a fiUIL.TIMI U,., weelt, mootla or Ex:pandinl m.11 elec· lcJQeer . trol:lb fttm la DOW IC· A perfect opportunity ror --appticat.lom for S T U D E N T 8 4i full·Ume e mployment. TEACHERS to earn ex- S&.lary 6t eomminlon tra $$ durins Eaater mmmenaurate w lexper. VllCatkln. Will train. Call Eric •TYPIST 5l5N8U •SICUT AIJIS NURSES AIDES -* Needed for PM abJ.ft in oanv boep. Good work W 0 I D PW>CISSIM6 •a..KS •ASSB•as •WAmtOUSI No experience neceuuy .. Top Pay .. PuS vaactklDI .. Refer· ral banutel-NEVER A FEE Ill& roads. Xlnt bene w ioa Apply Beverly Manor, 340 V1clona , CM NURSES AIDES - <iT1Jfie4 er Tn..lnee All sbaft.s Mesa V ttde Con v Hosp. 661 Center St., C.M ~ IK-&.YN !:>ERVtCE S Genalnt' pabenU 31 bed OtJl or come ln today aauoo. I pd bol.idays, Irvine, SD-1441 :: ..... ~~~(it.a 2102 But= Ctr Dr. N1.n1DC MIDtcA.L. ASST HLD. Bcb., U7-3411 Progrewve Health Catt lSlS2 Beach IDvd. '230-E O> loc.tt.ed an Newport Beac:h as now cooductinc Laguna Beach. at~ intervie ws for RNs. ==:::rty L\~s. or EMTL Can "'"""""-dadates "'111 bf> bnght. ........_,,.,er .. 11 /F /IL eoe~tac It have x lnt •-------dnvinit record 4 day Wirt weS Xln1 sa.l&ry .. fnn&e benttau pack.age For tnurv1ew roauic:t Den11e Guimond 6'1·1151&. .. E.0.E .. ll /F. Nwsmc TllAGI PBSOtt Proeltu.w Hulth Catt Co m Newport Beach PAHB Brush. & apray. E.xpr . only. ~e Co. 8191·1001 PdfTINI 11am-%pm. Allo 1pm- 8pm. pq. food • dri.nlt.s for lake out orders. (714 >752·5401 Jerry 2·~ W\ll be opeoiq llay 5-80. •-------~ a~ appllca PARTn..E bOnS [Or bnibl eoergeuc EYMM&S R.'J's with Emer1tency Aalist ID edJl.or sqryey Room 'I'nage exper 4 d.ay work wHlt. Xlnl CODlhrt.ed from our of- 5UJ1.l.O& s.alary • frmae 6oe at the <>ranee ~t bml!ftt.s pacbi.e For 10• Dady Pa loL 5 : 30· 9: 30 ~~ root.act Demse Moo-Fn.. t :»l:30Satur· G u 1 m o a d 6 4 1 . da,y. Grut '°'..collegians 1616 E O f' M p and moonbsbten. SB4 pr w It 0 N L Y Nursing REQUlREMENT IS A Nunes A.Ide$ All sb.alts. GOOD VOICE. Call Good rate ot pay. No ex· ~l, ext 312 after per nee Will train . 5:30 PB. Monday thru <Artaflcauon progra en 1~Frid.ly~~~~~~~ available. Apply Port 1. Mea.a Conva lescent lbprUU, 2S70 Newpart Blvd. C M 642-0eOO Ninma R.N relief 7-3 • ~ 11. XlDL rate ol pay Apply D O.N. Port Mesa Con· ~ Ho5plt.al. ~70 Newpo rt Blvd C.M. 6G-0400 The rastest draw lD the PAIT TIME EYDlllS ditlom. Mlaaion Vlej area. Only t.boM seek.in permanmt employmeo CllrtlT,,W lteceJll1 ht s.a ...... Join t.be team of pro- fessional temporarie1. Gm.RIDAY N\ce beads area offl~. c.su.J atmaapbere. good typ6at. JU.e filina, 7 AM· 1 :30Pll. $150 wk . ~. lllb Lotan N'EEDED Pbl" RepJoal Dtredor of Klnder·care Learnln« <Znten, dukkare badt· ground helpful; lYPLllft, tiling, phone work. in voicing & other ofttce lld.lla ntteSl..U)', ahow-s I n I t I a t I ~e , I o o d penooahty, creative a l111St. 1725-900 1t.artin1. benefits . Call M!> Matheny for lnforma- Uon. M>-3410. Mechcal A.a\. Back of· West .a Daily Pilot fice Exper ~ Busy Ua.ss.Lfaed Ad. 642 5678. Enteri>rtslng adults. C1V't!r 21 rib Dynamic. A dv e nturou s penanalibel. who enjoy working wllb and motival.l.ng y~ a1es to to 13. Sf.00 br to start. 1100 a week pot.eoUal. Phone 6C2-"321 Ext. 250 betwem2and6P.M . , A5K FOR LAURIE E.O.E. med apply. Call&&. .... _ ... _____ _ Sll-3DD. IOOUW1a/ ACCOUMTM aaa l\orrell' llJMCU,& Excellent typtni re-IRVINE ~ qWred. varied account-E.0.£. II /F ~County manvlac· turer of electro· ..,,...,.nlcal product. la -*in& tra.IDeel for U,. aid to ueemb&e elec- tnmtc tnrttcbea • db· plafs. APPlY In penoa. Ing dutlea. 2 Years 1~~~~~~~~~ minimum experience. I · ......,S,.cl.-..s llftllmnM&. C.11. ~ E .O.E. WANTAC110NT aa.tfed Ada IG5'18 Ellcellenl benefit• At 1llUltirJg condiiloaa. llia- 1100 Va.Jo area. Only tbOle ~permanent employment need apply. Call~ 511-3830. Selhrttb EA.5E ! ·· ~Rl!EZ£ a Ma Mi-58'18 BANKING We hove o few choice pos.tl()(I~ ovoiloble immediately. A~st. ()po,otions Off teer Note Teller P8X , Telfer, C~edit Cheder File Clerks cu:BJCAL *BANKING ll'PORTUNITY *MlwAcc at• an r?~-:=~ Savia.p aDd Loan or BlnkiDI apertence r. 9'nd. Ccm&ad: MS.PURCELL MIRICAll SAVINGS 71M•ntt LMRJICA BJU.I: /~Kl'l'cnld. .. •trlB DISPATCtB ~•e Health Catt Co. m Newport Beacb la now cand\IC'tins on 1otng iotervtewa for abarp energetic individuals with ape!'. ctiapetchlng ambalaoces. ftre, poU~ or tut vehicles. Must have WCltiq knowledge ol Orance County. 1 day wart wet. Xlnt ll&rllnl aalarJ 6 friqe beneflt.I pae1ta1e. Avail. llay ~-For iDterriew COD· tac:t Denlae Guimond Ml-1114. .. E.O.& .. ll /F. Dos-G r oomer, Ex · pefienced, talented. aut be aper'd ID Hand- ldllarinc. tn4101. Dnver/GardeMr comb. Have vdd CA llcmae. Good drhlDI record. MID. ... 20. Appl>' at Pena11 ••er. ueo Pl...-ia Cll. ..... -•-•,nor oldlr. Kllow U. eoaat ddll. Nit••.-or mon. OrHtt CoHt Yellow Cab, l.,_ llL O.rrmaan. J'oeatala V.U.7. <No ol Slat.r betwa Jlfewltopt A .... , Girl Friday, req. 1d. memory. math apUtude. typing. W-Uy. •ma. " ban proc. helpful. Fa.st paced NB butlneu. ~SlOOO mo. 668-0MS Grlflb '*Ill*" full Ume. Dmip irapba, chart.a .. ftnna. Duties lnclude ln ldng. ~up 6t lay-out. Salary D.O.E. Irvine. 557-1'752 Groundl llalDtenance, put lime for wsun1 Npel WRi:s: • cealel" Need mature. dlpeDda ble tndtvichaaL ldeal job far .IDcame ~ IUlD br. Call Karm at 83l·7'1150 a.. ......... 119.MOW UNJFORMEO GUARDS ·PQ•to•llper br. •Unlforwaa • deams ,..... ·••t•r• P•r•ona ....... I •WUI...._ APPLY IN JitRSON ll(llrf.ftl WPM Be<INS PROTECTION SERVICES -,, .JlllU Rd. ;\ a•rte Ca. 0141761:0.Jt &O.&. ·~ ' IM5PIC1'a. TRAJMH To learn aU phaaea o( in. apetjJon llust ~com pany physical mcl. back x..,..,.. Takin& apptica· t lona 1 ·10 only . Stra tofle•. 17871 Arautrons Ave. Irv. EO.£. A Keadavla lDd. ll61JWfCE Q.All(S -Comm. • ,...... lloea. a.&arJ opm. Goad beDe. a.ll Diaae B. 8Dl550. Interior plant maln- tnante. h II 6 Part ti.me aftil.. •.sae. ..... Dellp ... FlH art, lampe. ac· wi&lldlt.-Sla· cllY. tar f ... '"' w t1nlD. llh.IMb•:a.MG ....,..,.... ~---...... ara._ ••• ....,. ....... for tM rtpt perao• la Utt .... .._new. a.t ....... Draft --p!!!!!!lll!lp!!l. .,...,. , ......... ,..... rel.a· ..... trutworlb1 lo- d I t Id t a h . 0•• ~,,,..... . ...,. Pediatndan 644-<mo tietc:A&. IACtC OfC Exprd only. Newpart Bum Urology. 6444722 ....CA&.COUIB Rap well cqaDiu.d lD· dlvldual wboenjoya dnv. mg and LI familiar with OCILA ane. No w es. must have own trans. Me<11cal background helpful, wW train. For appt. T9«IOO II· F 9 to 5. Madical A Mist.ant needed • for IUl"JlllOD .. olfice. P tr up to 20 bn pr wk. ...,. MEDICAL~ -Ex· pa:. 1)pin&. N. B. area. No 1motlo1. Hra. At salary opm. ... 51.M. Medical Fr'ont otc las. ~ pnl syn up, Ilk f« Sophie fTl..alJ or ....... ... TIAJI. llldltal ....iasutac COIDPADJ aeed1 a warbr .......... uperteace reqa.lred', blp acbool maclllH altop ok. Eacellent ....... wodiDi ... cliUclllil. llluloa VleJo --OalJ~ ~:.z=.~ PHOI CMASK MICRO- LITHOGRAPHERS EL ECTROMASK 1s the only company sole ly dedicated to providing maskmaking eQu1pment. services. and w afe r imaging systems to the semi-conductor industry Due to our continuing expansion and gro wth. we have three 1mmed1ate entry level PoSttlons for Qualified p lliot o mask microl1thographers. working in microscopic Image production for the electronic circuit Industry. Experien c e w i th patter n generators. step, and rmeat cameras a plus . In addition to our excellent compensat ion. we offer a comprehensive benefits package, convenient subl1rban k>catlon, and a great work environment wtthln a growing COfPO'&tion. " Send ypur resume. stop by, or call: ; 213 114-5050 Electromask In~ 1109 o.S..-.. ......... 111,0AIUM (..... ., .. I • I ' l d .......... oAd l:wo- ..... 111 IOIO ..-cw.. L-N bl cmor. I. I I . I I . I I............. CaU tcz,.4IOO, Ad...eM&er Nnl• RSCSPTIONllT -._...Loc._.,uw ..-o1 .. a•••· Oil tDr HI lWw •U. ...._ •ilt••..,. 6 ..,... et.ula1 1Ja Newport LAKE FOREST II MASTf:R HOME OWNERS ASSOC 24752 Toledo Way. 8 Toro. 92b30_ WMllD • DaYEll J121. -~~ ~~~~~~ e.an.,._ W8llllAMI: sold • .U•er cm.. DtaD'CJD!k Aeri-inlo col._.,Net ~ Ap- pral.Md • pveu.ed. cub b&11er oo d.aly . moao ......... ,~- 8eadt. P ttlme lac Id ....... lu'. •~t ................ of ,,.....,.., _,'ninJ • dlcUtelll .,...._, Call ~nm 586-0860 .. n .. H, .H.Fera"1 --------........... hwi..t pa OD UC TI 0 N •:•••-'*'~ ...... ..... .... -Mii • &>ti, ........ lntM ..... . -=-~~ lilu1t paH company O. .... ICOAST ~~~~~ M&YNOY btwa 1610 ooly . mW.MYST. ~tratoflea. 11111 COITAMISA Armltron,,,Ao...-Irv. ....,.. ~.E. A ~via lDcl. ~~~~ ,_..an. ,...,~1 Protrammer/A.naly1t. ...... lar ,.._ w 11 MD eaawn aiatlq pro. yr upw. Some com· 11'81111 for ftnanclal .ac- _. .....-. dealnble: coutlo1. pereonnel. ~ Slllrte7 at 54f..3t11 or markeUDI functions .... NIUIDetoCoadneo· =~~~ t.a DrlDbtl U.S., PO Boa ~· ed.apt and ._. -. ltpt Bcb. tr:IJllll> part aoftware 119tem1 to PBX AmwaiDI Senice -1at converaioa; pro- Openton. llatare, de-vtde aystem l.Dterface pend.able. Day Is eve with many proceuon; sblfta. EJqler. pref. but make adjustment.a in willtram.~~. mu ayst.ema; es Com- •PIX• T..A.B. am. Mn. bu a few pc»illou open in ~SA, Cll, 6 HunL B. --.. Varied abifta, P tr or r rr. ll&nY outa~ iml beaeftta. Work near pUI' Science and 1 year experience req al red; $150per Wftik. Take ad to neareel Employment Dlrftklpmmt Dept. DOT I012.1B7-081. Ad pakl for byeucaloies. EOE ~ bome It earn while --------j'OllleanL &D-1456 E .O.E. PERSONNEL REP - Needed for young dyman..lc bio-mediul ~ Mal5l be familiar ... Ciba f"elUlatiom • ~ ins. proeedura. • Elpa'. or depee reqd. ... per mo. Coatad Admm. Gl-1155 ••so••• MAMA .. 5 Years miDi.mWQ ex- perience, manacement .......... Eaperienee lD all pb ... ·of penon-ael/labor lbeneflta. etc. PllOFIUDEI Wltb at least 1 year U · perience, preferably newspaper. ~cellent ~ bmeftb. Abo need put time proal re- .tel' OD P .ll. aldfL Apply between tAll It IPll. Manls.1tbnl~. APPLY IN PERSON li=t .... c;;.,~ 9UAUfT COMTaOL lmpedon. Near O.C. Airpalt. Jim tbna Tban. ~00 am t. 4:19 pm. sn.im. Eacellnt benefit• II aaaT,..... OMCIE ~ ...tdna c:mctttkma. Kia-Nat, ~ penoo aioa Vlejo areL Only ror nrt«y of ofc chltles. ttme Meldna permaneat o .. ...,.D1 pUd beoefita. anPoYmmt need apply. 5Sl-1000 Dewey'• Rub-~ a..an. 511...mo. blab Serrice, lntDe. llAi.ISTATI Peat control trainee. LAND SALIS fOl 'IO Steady Job for rt1ht .... -.. IA_ 1-.L ps'ICID. "Prolit..i.artna • ~ -fTlW 1roup health. Apply COi • ISSIOH MIT Wedneada.y: Uoyd Pest i. can eam from SSOK to Qdrol $86 E. Dyer Rd. Sl!50K 1st yr. Unlimited SA qualifled leads, muJU---------1 mllicD dollar land loven- PET A1TENDANTS Part time. busy beach 1rmDe1. SI. 75 hr Helen -.olG tory. 2.. Sales contest every month . Win cash bonuses. new auita, etc. --------· !. Our product low COllt rttOt4I SUPBYISOI So.. callf. Land. Bud&« Elettinl ncatioa club. Terma, Plenty ol fm.anc· Eqaer. or trainee. S.Sbra. inC al~ Apr. dailJ. SS/hr.+. Apply 4. Peraonalbed ulea WI week only. S.A. t:ralnlni in clo&i.ng for SG-'11157. Dl!W men. --------• 5.. ~ble manqemeat Picture framer, part poaltlona for atrona Ume. experienced Art ca... Wortd Frame11. eeo N. a. AM about our Cadillac a.t lhrJ., La&-Bcb. Plan. ...... 7. Pllah Newport Beach Pr&Sdlool Teacher wan\. eel. Certificate or ex· perieDce. All It After· mm bl Newport Beach. ~911um....,. omca. medical beoefi1.a available. & Find cd wh:f we have the belt thlnc going. ale. req. ) Aalt for lllr. Evam:n~ Join the latest addition to the BOB'S BIG BOY FAMILY UX!EPtiCMST Deeded for powtoc Newport 8eadl P1nn. PllcJae U · ps .• .,... tnial atllla a mull. ~ front omc. ...-.ltt7 • ap- pearanee. 151-9411. ~ SALIBOOONSELORS Remember wbeo you .... a ldd &Dd ft6ted to ...,. )'OUl' own money 1 Well. we baYe ,....al kklf wbO do, bu& t.bey ...a a mature auertt .. adult to c:Uper'Ol!le and CllM*ll lbem lD aalee arieated Jobe from M Pll cl.alb .... 00 hr to start. IUI0.00 week pot.ea. tia1. PlilaDe IG-43Zl, Ext. Z!Obetwem 2 and I Pll. SEAllS'l'RSS-E.xpe~ 'd lo altenUoaa, part·Ume, 11/F,59-811 UX:EPI IONJST Pnlll!l amc. ~. frimdly etmmpbere. lite SF.AllSl'RESS -To as. mt m ct.ilM"'I studio.. Part-time. Wlll train 1ood home aewer. m.31519 ASK FOR LAUllIE E.O.E. ~ • 1"ef. LaU ol bmldla ..... Near oc airport. Call Ruaty SU. Secret.uJ for boal mfr. Ne.an Corporate Office ftl...a..I ...& ... 50-8322. ZIG llcGaw • -y,....111111nM•-• 1•1w1 In. itiCd'llOMST W'l1h ar wilbout typing needed. 'lbp PQ. 'I'm>· pnrary • full time. Call ~Slrric:m at m.e;tlJ IMUy Pilot oe-.paper cimUCim departmenL 'lb.la biPl1 aucceufw k>cal iww .-per bu a.a qimlD& for a trainee lo the clrculaUoD sales, M!l"Vkle It coPed Im area. --====:-•! Selected applicant will __.llONST recave a ll.beraJ starlloc E.ac.llent lypiDI re-•a I a?: re g u I a r I '1 <Pnd, beayY public coo-acbeduW rai8es. booua tact, cdOd telephone opport\ID)Ues "many lr-ma.anertama required. ingc• benefit• •~h as Excellent benefits & paid vacallona. paid wmtdnc c:mctttiom. Mis· group tnsurance. We in· uan V•eJo area. Only surance • dent.al cov-dae ...... perma.aent . erqla. tlllllloimeut med apply. AAJticmJ• must be 1.8. ~ 9liun. 511-3DO.. )mft a piod dri vtnc re- IL&Seiea ua.. openl.D1s for 2 mildftted Alee qenta wttJa bip 1oala with ....... Beal !llt.te co. .Jlllt trammi Jll'OCl"&ID. c.&l Al aeuato for con- fldeotl al later•lew. -.s71 ~ Walker & lee .......... P tr COOIC. WAITRESS. BUS BOY -Now blrtng. JVJJ.y,~ Bmtauraat Jlana&emeot ................. Trainee. pueit inw avail. •/crow· tnc orpm .. tiqn aeetmg ~tJ~.~b mil raume to: Bristol Reataoranta, 22142 Apecbe. El Toro. 92630. llSTAUaAMT HOSllSS P'1ll • part time. Apply in penon.··No pbone calla. ~ Rocer. 400 S. a..""'· Lal-8cb. M&DHIU'7 Help younetf to a . ~ aeJectioo ol T~ Hol>efuls iD tbe DAILY PILOT HELP WANTED ADS To Place your "Fast Result" Service Directory ad .... Call Now 642-5678 bt. lJl • cord. Houn are 1eoeral- 1y llAM-tPM, Mooday thru ~iday. Saturday overtime available as needed. U 10ll are qualified & are ~ m learnlnc the new11paper cin:waUoD t.wt • eome to U. ol· Ike. -w. Bay. ea.ta lleM. AM lot Barry or Km Goddanl ODl:Y aw-~ before lOA.11 ol aAer 2Pll., -.FH.. E.O.E. Salea. Hardware, full time podlm lo retail hardware a tore. See Miu or Steve, H.W. Wrltht Co .• 1 26 Rodw*er.Cll Wes,..... We &re lookiJll f Of' I qua.lilied, experieo~ =caoawbo~ I with people. Muat have aome lmowiedp of pla.ata ., the ~create at· tractive for a gift 8bop lo . F /time. call )loo. Fri 8: 30am lo 4pm:m-s&51.. SALBPBSOHS ~phaaduha to witband motlYa1e ldda.. Over 21 M.00 Br. to start ID Lacuna. CapbtraDo. Sao CJenwnte area.a. SlOO a week potential. rAaTn..-"'9••s PHOte: IG-GZlor_.., Ext. 250. Between 1·5 PM. Ad for Audrea SU. Radio Shack baa full time career op - portmities Is part time job opportunities opeo- in 1 up Dow l n the Newport Beach area. U ,,... are military retired or a c:oUete ;nctuate or .... curT'lllll7 ... lo --•b!Pt1 lnotl•at· ed for lDcreued earn- 1 n ca baaed OD performmce. pleue ap- .., Ill: 2700 ·-Cout DlrJ,N.B. RADIO SHACK A TANDY COIP. 1.0.1. IMim lDclude lite boot· ...... \nliD&. min 20 hn wll, fleaible bra. ~ •SIClllT AltllS. Opmin& for Bookkeeper, full char1e . alnt telephone preaenc e, restaurant aperience a must. beavy peopk coo- t.ad $1&.000. . • *Sales /Coosull.anta •• Ow-Office Appl OnlJ /Free /EOE Lb Remden Ateoey 4IJI) 8lrcb. !lltab '64 Newport Beach ID'.UlSO SIClllTAl.Y IA::~ for this lo poalUoo t.o Selea Ma.nacer of Large lrvioe Company. Lots ol public oaatact It plenty ~ room ror proCDOtion. StartiDC aalary $1000. Call Rita , 540-&0SS. o.tal Penoanel Agen-cy, 27110 11.arW, C.11. Newrafee. SICltlTA.IY PiCC1wm" a.D care <A loaMd bl Newport Beedl bu aa available =II.a)' s.«> for a . Ideal c:an· cldllle be .. •tarter oriented l.Ddi•ldual ar poeaesa x.lot ~'bga,,: dertcal akiDa.. pref .• dlctapboae re- quired. Hn. flexible. Xlnl st.arttnc N1ary & fr· mee beoeftt.s package. For loterriew contact Denise Guim ond 60· WI. .. E.O.E. .JI IF .. sec:nTAIY ,4.IGAL MIWPOIT tan& Minimum 2 years cantornia expr. lo fami- ly law and titipboD. Call Debby 99).9199 SECUTAIY Headqrt.n office ol in· dmtrial 11teel produc:U co. bu career opport. w /very aood growth poCedial for uec.. s.ecty w ,'t-5 yn expr. Benefits ~ • &aWy based 00 ikilla & uper. Gall. 714~ ()l.F,after5 pm •wtmda. uiytime) SICltlT A.1115 u JOU eaJoy wortin.c lD a team atm09pbere. • bsft dnt orpnilaUonal abtlltle1, preclae aecntarial ~.a pro. fMilkmal aWlude, COD· ._,oar opportmaitjes. To quaJlly you must be capable at detail f oUow· 1111. po11e11 very ac · cun&e ttPiDC tkiDI • a PealtDI a*ine manner. 9lal1hliDd. eome a«tA&. aa well aa prlor eeeretarial 'eaper. l.D tMlder or related in· Glllr7 a ptaa. Wtft for a COCDPU1 that .. DOt cmb' OraDte Com-'1'1 leedblc city bGlder, bat allo .. that COD-siden eacb lod.t'rid11al ~l&a.,..._,.. IOUIU. Pleaae apply to L . . Pu'IDM. We are interviewing career minded people to work days or nights full time as: YOUatl °"°""'"'" .. out••COUNn ,.. .... c ... ., •Newtort Ctr. Dr. l'tewport 1llada. _,. WAITERS WAITRESSES CASHIERS COOKS DISH MACHINE OPERA TOR S. Ho•• lmpro•ement compaa1 ander1olo1 mjar a:pemlm ...... ••• rtt ... o.ttobtl ... cl .............. tolearn aa1 .. akllla. No H · TWIM81 .... OIP7 SmplJJ' ""°" la requl Nd. aa:a&TAAY '8enlor potlUOH are PW~ lll'OlllmU co. Hallabh for UaoH ........... hill·"'-'•· .....,S,.d .... -llmroria, C.JI . IO.am E.O.E.. BecoodlUoaed IUrby A&JID.oalJ . ....,17 ._ dMmr wMll ac-PW SUI: 8Uver dollan. «-*-115._... PW~. WW Mil Lo 51Caf Aft ,_ ... .,.. --------Amin IOll best olfer. P .P. ens T r; L r; P H 0 N r; uuuu1u1u•--m.tll·'J011.dy._,.11 Need plewaa« pl wttb pJd t.YPbla • didapbane *illl.·~ not req. OPERATOR-OraYeJard 1--------1bUt, ,Frl -llon. 221 1.14 K round brt.Uiant VSZ • .-x> value. cuh oil• or ! Ml-3732 or 5a-40'7 l ~ Weaner Good ... -.. N1ary ~lnav.r. 12 Vecalim days Ait. one year Q'edlt ....... APPO American Zettler. tm1 Hale Ave., l.rvtM Secarity Guarda. "'11 • P tr, umranm funilabed. lhll O.C. loca!ioaa. TOI> pay. car" pboDe a must. Shielda Security Inc. mTJU smJRrI'Y GUARDS - Full II part-Ume So 0.C. area. Orvme. Npt. 8ch. & D Toro). Noe&· 1W. oec. Will tra.ID. A1J 1hlft1 avail Im med Opewnp. Apply bt WU a.m lo 2Pm. Burm In· ternaliooal Sec:unty. l'm E. Cea&.er, Ste Ul2. ~mn~. SIQMITY SWBY1SOIS Esper. MUeaae paid, wqea " bene. SI ,ooo+ 918-'13&3 SECY /BKPR. part/full time, R.E. Co CdM Salary neg. Call 9· 12. llcD-Tbu.~ rar.t <Beu) Lquna 8dl. T .... • •Saa. 2 bAocb from ocean, drop kidl oil thm wort i-4 tn. a day. PHmd.ty' + bllb .,.,, . 5Jl.4297 1R£PHONE soucrroa ~ck1 You! We are rapidly upaodinc our bumwM • oeed more ~ aolinton. We are loakinC fer responaJ· tiW )Qml ladM!:I to won eve hrs S JO.lpm. Sun- 1bun. You cao eero aDJ•bere from $\.»--.SO br. 'J'bere ia DO lidlinl invalved • DO ex· per neu ary. Call at\. lpm ~ 5«>-al ask facSDe. TalflMOHI PIOft,I Make appta for ,..ps Nic9 ale, &d salary + boau.a. call for appt. ee.1m-Linda ~ . PHmdly amce reql&,... .,.......... penGD to set appointments Com '"'""""' • bonl.DeS Call &D-4m2. ~ ~-~~--~~ 51C..,LMAL SllOO Qwwmlal Newport olfc, UliaaUon exp, heavy clieat amtad, oo S..H. Tram to be~ Irvine Penande1 J.t.eoey -E. lTtb, ec.ia ..... ,9*eD& IQ...1410 •lLSICT• Now binn1 telepboae ~ea for a new coattPt 10 au•ennc lll"rice.. p iUIDe -f /WDe atsfta an.Uable. IDcludell aome wlmdl. T I.DI JSwpm req·d any employee ben Uta avalTable. Sal 911Dlllm IO start f ..,. 1120 AttqUon inveat.oral 4 r:n.n1dl from 2 to 8 canu.. J Are ColombWI. ~ Off retail price.. ~ pndaa1 clad s.awo bJ klcal, repWabk jewe6el'. Priv. paJty. 7Si·OIOI e¥9. .... .................. . UWe lirla Schwinn 1(). WANTED : SILVER ~ .. .,. , IXX.J...ARS. Private par---moa.aeo. _ cea~ 1;J.m&211.n•a7J.- 2a.mc Mea'a Cnuers. tt1:1I •-IOIO Scbwmln Blank Phantocn ...................... . •Sctrwma P&Dlher. Both LUGGACil T Aas ortc. a-. 53&-7874 from your bulmeu card Smd aoe c a.nl for ead\ C W & tac p1 .. one apare. We 'I'; • IOlO return permanently -··•••••••••••••• IMied .ttraclave tel & MUST SELL CANON ttrap. meet.I.DI airline AE.l -1.4 lens, flub.. LD. reqq.remm&.a. Pre- c:alTY1DI caae. mo Like Ymt kl9 • theft! For a aew pswmaMw tac eoclme MZ-J09 wallpaper, fabric or .,,_, Glo" paper 6 we IOU wU1 beet It trim your -······· ••••• ••••• •• tap. Or lrJ two ca.rdl Perllm cat, pure bnd. **'to back. mo. to IDOd bmne. PRICES. ~ lteaor 3~ OalfJll 8040 4 ~ t.a,p Sl.Sl ea. ... ••••-••••• •••• •• •• • 6,9 tap SL~ ea. KEESBON"D ~-A.KC. Clamp stre. M /F. Pet Ii s how P vt pt y . m lfll7. ~a.ft 6 pm Puppy. Affecl1onale Poodlet~poo k>olr· 1n1 for good home . ~l.'.m Cock.er Sp~oael !'.pupa. AXC. ID time for Eamr. mi FIT7-mt --------- Wor more S1.40ea. Sales Tu l.ncluded NO CARD? Dnrw your own er tend name. addresa. pbooe ., we11 ma lte one card per tac. Add a each. Smd c:bedt or "IDODeY or- der to: PLOTPDCTN'i P.O. Boa IMO Calla 111--. Ca. ... saACCOUNT AMT Helltb Care Co. la Irvine his an immecl opening far a Seaklr' Accountant.. Ideal candid.ate will have a deCree It 1..Z yrs. e&· perience wtth finan<-tal slatemeot1, a ccount aoabtis. reconciliatiool . Will be respoaaib&e for llJDDl;bly ;oumaJ entries to computerized G I.. Knowledge of com put.eri zed s ya t.ems de· slrable . .Good growth Jbltign for le!! starter Xlnt salary 4a fnoge bmeftta pacaa,e. FM in t.Uview cont.an Dale Vaughan inCI e•• IASTB )DIS' pr-op---. y llA .... ~ Ml·lal6 E.O.E .. Mr Small Pana Aaaem bty ~BLY Oe.an produl:t .tr work area STAa'T $4.25 WILL TIA»e Appty a.wn 1-llAM. 853 Ptoctuctlm Pl. Nftport Beach Snack Bar part lame we+mck Caahier /Food PftP· llatUA. Seacliff ClJuDlry Club.~ SOUVENlR PERSON Orange C ount y Raceway, 1 Sat mo . $UO ttart. free meals ., ..... adJt.a only. Call lbb PbWippe al 55J.5o51.J be fnlat4.lice to important bua. eed AKc. tn~ AdDra-e>Od time at Y'Otee, bile! mo. 711).STJD. sanme. ·~ ~ .......... ,. 9rnh4tg. ICM5 call Man. ·Fri morn.. 64MITl E 0 E T,.... A.11 c, t11 Newport Beadl Agency seelunc exl)«ne oced Mana&t!r' in nu.ti • com merdal ulu Call n•~ T.,,., t':° wf• y GroWing e:JJOn ~ar h proleaion&l firm ID ~W Kdl Caller baa openmit on Mm!nistrative Stair ror Typ11t wbo hkes workinl with l)«opll' ~ TwW~·· f\lfl"time ~Y !or talmted Typist wttb good teAepbane akilla E.ntr}' Ind ptdjon.. Apply lD pnan to Mr. Fuentes at Robert Bein, Willi a m Frost .ti Assoc . H OI Quail St. N. 8. Typst w1th vaned dulles t.o worit iodepeodenUy Type 80wpm w /recep tbUt aldlla. Dependable pmwan. 1'Wd Newspaper 9yodicat.e ~ e¥et. Germ Shep 1Dob1e pup 3mos. F Has abou l.ookmg for lovlni Hm ~ OOBlE mu pup. 1 moa. ~e wllhoa Very lov· 1n ((, 1d watc bdo1. 9IM-JIMO FREE-1 "fT AKC Bearded Col.be. to good home . Holllebrtn 64.S-S135 ~ wbt fem Poodle. IO okier woma.o or man Of family SS7 ·D'1 Free lo good home. 9 mo old Malamule1Hu1ky, German Sbei> S49·S239 l')-ee to good bome Bu ut s m. M Germ Shep lOl'lmnl. Needs lots of love . 844 ·8160d y evel75-9Wi l"R!:E LOVEABLE KJITENS ~7401 Aft.er S ... t IOSO ....................... 'IYPll. fall. accurate. ~ -------1 peodable, noo-amoker. ** I IUY * * STOCK 1ntne.•Han Good med runut~ • c• •J(S w-... --.-11-.-aperi--e-nc:-ed--. ~~I willaell Al-2 ,_,.. e1ectroaks > CM!r 11 m oAd. Apply '° MASTaS AUCTIOM peraon. Don lhrc1al 6461616 A lll-"ZS We .... Stock Clarb to Ral.aunDL ~ w. "l.9t.b help u mal.Dtal.D ow-St.. ec.t.a Mesa . ..... tty .. teak library Sm:ic·BMlrman eJl.bauSt analyser, Model '90 Pd S2 7SO. Make offer S56-053'1. Rogers SterUnc 11l•er service for 8 + extra 8tlt offer. ntrany mem benhlp. 830-6'264. (wort. 776-0333 > Margo. Prue Won OH road dJUd'I fun car. 15 mp1. SIOO vaJ ue. IM' II for S350 631-0487 ------· Doc boule for large do«. Ml. lbtfy lkpeed btkc. S!50. Black It wbit.e c:on· ~ 1V. doesn \ wort bvt ~ good cabinet. Make c:lfer 547~ OOl.LECT ST AJIPS FRE&-PACKE'T 1157.21629 ~s..lntcond. Must !>tt lo I PPreclale. srioo 642.3089. a.at eeU Racquet Club ol lr•ine c:ouple mem- bership. Call eves : 18). lSllO WbeeJ cbair & walker. Stunty. Uke new. Reg. $340, both for $22S. ~ Shower /tub e ncloaure !ll"IS1". priced to aell •m.1088 leader1blp in tbe ... A_ 5 ... _ 11 .. .,11 mao.iactl&l'ef' ol com· .., ... _ _,.., ._.. · ....._... k'11 to start. Private cabinet&. L-ahaped cor· Ladles comi&nmeot abop. aer piece 20· hi&IL aoo. Reiued. economical - ---tb6MU. will in-a.my Club. 644-MM. 'T.ll~ • 'Second Thne Around ... ldlt ,.utnc and ... Yard penon for Equip =-=-~~ .:b Rental Store. Some compu&ea' print.out de-mechanical upe_rience ...... __.,., .• hr ....... We a8s a ll&able wort Saturda11 required. wvbWJl wlLb u tt· UnMedRentAll,64$-0190 llviarce. must aeU. very espemin. blCb stJle llv. rm. rum. Imported from ftab'. Save t.bou ..... ol dollara. HI-UH or ....,. cellent 1alar1 aod ·---peetr~ ... JV Ire. -.:.& -s .... WW f'wAaa plu, .......... wlLb ldP ........... _ ... ID&d. wood dloeUe 1215. .... 0 I •11 . c:wio • 5 Uer cryetal --·-.. ••••••••••• liCbl -. !IS draftinC tbl • t; IOOI mo. Bnannclr pool tbl ...................... ...,.~ ..., .. er•.,._• ~~=';"1;: ALL NEW bunk bed SZ25. bdrm set $235 , da/loftleat "75, col- GZ32ndStreet. Lido. Free lhy1lcal exam. Hea aclles. neck . ablNJder. back pal.Da. ~Doctor Dee. SIHl23 811.ll:J pinb&U macllloe. Also qoee nalae a ldnp1.lie waterbeds. Call 554m after 5. WANTED: S ILVER DCX.l..ARS. Privet. pc . ty, '7HUD. evee f71..2lllll ttu 811w Wul • .... ....................... You c:an 1tart· in m01t po1ition1 wlth no previous dperience. We · offer peat benefit.a and promote from wttbln. All in the friendly family atmotpbere of Bob·s Big Boy Restaurant.a. .................. la ....... t rtnd ._ ._. .,.... • Varlo•• 4•ll••· ......., .• ,_ .. ..._ S...WIMI• ol.Mat1 aut N filled ••· Akbr ....... ...., •PDllCIOdL: '"' eed t.abl• •u. ..., mnCUi'H#ICAni ... s. IOU Wam.d ,.,,. ~ ... ................................ Malar ........ - Inte.rvin 9AM to 4PM. Monday thru Friday atartlnJ: ill .. fllt -fir fllD =bel f•l. Pfef. HD~ .. ~ ...... ......,.. Olli...., • _. l/Jlunr'l"l:r r-. ..._ __ . ----- - • • .............. 119 a..,. let. Apd.I 5. lJl ranr.d • ........, l•tft.oards • ..._,.._ .. ,..._No._ ftat•boarta, blhs, J.~ll~ ll•ltaUoa • . . March 31st At our new1ocatioa. 2.8502 Marguerite, Mtuloa Viejo AD Equal~ Employer llJP , .. u nr ... ,,, ... , fw~ .. MUou =~a:: ........... ~ _ ..... ._. -.. t::l ;= ~--.-.-Ctllil .... C.-3 1 r. .. .._.,........ ...On 1+47 ...... 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Call Miio pOo&. fetbometer'. _1'1t_HONDA ___ XL_~- ~st.eelomc.ct.k. ...._. IUD. • ...,. • ., • rue ctra ... e.-• .............. "'. ,.. .............. . llT.•~t of•. PP. X111teond.. ll5CIOP'lrm -.119 Ewa: ll·PMl<tJM 7T 9-eraft..sJ'D. fully 11'11SllWIQ Z10 Enduro • Cl • i P P e d , Slnetlf:p.L S100 All/ftl/ml<iplu CB, 842-Jlll ADI', llB, Mlriuerl, ...... 0.. ...... trtr.117-819 Mlllr~S./ 11111 ••• !!f ..... -••• --------· ... /SI•... f 160 -• a..tt Plano. ·-...................... . -~....., ...,.. • &.me.-3''fll •We Rent• ~~· W or Bruce Farr. race rig, •Your Mo&or Home- hl-petformance keel. TopSfoyou-w benefits Piano, Yamaha, alat ccmd., full warrant1, _.,. SlOOO. SUIOO fl.ftll. 41MK13. comfortable cruising We~~~un~:ree int layout-ordered by Dale'• RV~ customer w,financial ~ 559-"'46 problems, his $4,000 RENT ft dep. applys to new 22 . lux. mlr. buyer-Nwpt Harbor home; slpa. &; self·conl. slip avait-12¥4%, 15 S2501Wt +hd. 640-85&S - yr. fin ava i I to "Tlo.aiand, loaded, sm. ORGAN, Wurlitzer, qualified buyer. down, take over pay· Model 4'10, dual .tf.oo&e 673-6400. 646-8955, mera . ...-ne-.es. keJboards , 13 pedal 9-5. RV lbom storage yards, 2t --. _. taoe coatro1s. ~~~~~~~~I hr Pvt ·d solid maple, w /bench, -· access. · reai · NB Hl.s. Ad sitter 130 IDDlic tiOO. !i«'MIMS. Qis Q-aft... 1156 20' Holi· MSGJ03' bn. day. SISOO. . Y"&maba studio paaoo New. 12.3JC). Ebony !IG-79159 GEM electric organ: SUU>/bstclr. Game show pria 631-6584 1091 ....................... 67S-3'MO , ........ ,,..... 9170 ........................ 11 • GRASSHOPPER aamp;na Trailer. Sleell'I 4. can be pulled wllb compact car or truck. Awning included. Like new. 6'2-5747 '77 Sanger Picltlefork Hydro. 18'6". New pa.jilt. New cpl. new eog. High performance. 4S4 cu in. 405 HP Chevy. Dynos out to650bp. 714/244-31185 APACHE solid Slate fold 17W Sid Boat. 1961 ·Pat-down. FUily eqwp galley. tenon F1al·bottom. v. sips 6. XJnt. cood. sz.soo. Drive. S2,SOO /OBO. -~------_..:... 98)..3195. Om-40 audio cabs from a Al8o see OW' wide aeledioD of audiopb.lJe di9cs. Atlantic llusic 44.5 17' Camping Trailer for E. l'ltbSt. CM "18 FormuJ.a Thunderbird rent. Sign up for summt!r Beautiful 25" RCA coloc 23', only 200 hours . SS telU.ls now! "75 Prowler. 'IV, z yr wrnty, free de· phone, bait l.Ullt, outng. s e l r · c on l a 1 o e d . liw:ry. SIJI. ~1786 pn, w /« without trlr. refrigerator. stove, oven ('114 ~ T1fl1. ae.n and in good COCldJ. 25"ColorT.V ... _ . U--··--....._lat/ lion. I-.:> an· easy w.t ~~ OP1w 9050 bilda.KT-3112 "2-SMO --• ... ••••••••••••• T ....... Utilty 9110 •lllllAC.28'·30' BOATS: -•••••••••••••••••• 25" 7.eoith Console Cir 6/12mo. pl.am prepaid 8'd>' H.D. flatbed trailer T.V. Gd working caod ftomSJ.88 /mo. includmg Never used Must sell S1S. 56-12.IN aft Spm. For atip, leuons TI4/964-581M Sl700/080. 146-7141 sale: P hone Mate . ...._s.il 9060 Alllos.....ice.rcrts 8'73-0180 Iv ma&. ••••••-•••••••••••••• • & A.cces..;n 9f.90 Canlole stereo, like new '49, Luders 16, 25ft, varn •••••••••••••••••7••• LoadedSlOO h u ll, slip an NB, HEW 841-7252 beaat ifu l. $4000 PARTS6SERV1CE l9ln Philco bl.lt & wbl. $40. ....-io. HOURS xfbt. coad. Must sell. CAL 20. Old but sound. in ()pm 'la.m. 'lll 6p.m. _.. 1Hp. Prt ply. $3250. Monday thru Friday ---------• ~ OoeedSal.&cSun. .. &......_ SADOUIACIC · • 0 's 111 Hobie 14 good cood. Trtr. rou ·--·-•••••••••••• New tramp. 11~$1225 22tOS. llain, Sanla Ana CI 4 90 I 0 "_,.uil. 494-4778 At the Corner of Warner -················· ~ ... / 546-7070 -9070 .... ••••••••••••••••••'• WANTTOBUY: BUMPER· TO FIT WHETHElt BUYING or • SELLING TMsis Yow DAILY PILOT IOATMART To ploc• yow od ail 642-5678 Sl.ltSAVAMA•E YAC Newport 648-0651 Dock Hail. DOW, Newport ~ Ouomel. 675-1906 ors:D-2850 WANTED SO'CATAUMA MOOllM& Avalon bmer-harbor or 11lbmu a . Lease . pur c ha se. or partnenbip. Call Ron .lac:bonaL .. 714-54o.74JO ll>' slip avail. near Lido Wlage. W /like to share boet uae. Min. 3' '. Make ~f!I'. 67J.«562 Have you read today's Ma~e you~ s hopping Classified Ads? If not, ei9ier bJ U11D1 the Dally you 're mi.Ising' the besl PUorOmifted Ads. bargains in town! 10DATSUN. ~5721 All truck parts New and Used. SM-1703 For Sale: r~bJt. 350 € Olevy eng.. 4-bolt main. After 6: 30 TSl-4354 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTANT NOTICE TO READERS AND ADVERTISERS The price or llems advertised by vehicle dealers In tbe vehicle classified advertising columns does not include any applicable taxes, license. tranafer fees, finance cbarces-. fees for air pollution cootrol de- vice oertificatiom or de- aler documentary pre· paratioo cbuaes wlleu otlw!rwiae specified by tbe adftrtiaer. 9520 ....................... '•FardWoodie, ~ $11.000; 'a Ford Woodie, reatored m ia t cond. e>,G00.1'7U181 '53 MG TD restored Sll.'00 TI4-752-7408 days I.,.. ... , l ,q lo' , I, ,, . ,,,. ... ....... VI. ....... trw.; '-'!"~~·-.... ..... -. (l.HmTT). ... UHODOIH ROBINS FORD • tt AM""'' ,.., ~\ l ., t 1 ( l ''·''-Mt -.A •, IUI!) --- 'Tl D eu.o r9I .... Ooo4 bod 1 . 11, MO . •am ... ....................... 1m Dodie Van. 1oocl CCJDd. 1-.root, •A ll/FM s lereo, maa whla. eocna;.._1 "12 Dodie Van: Cuatom lut. Low mileqe. 6 cyl. 8llO. ~ IG-4IZZ '18 Dodie Van 318, v-8. Clltm lot., AM /FM stereo caas, mtiaa. radials, many extras. Dys 545-9311 ext 243, eves 8fl...3lS4 74 Ford ElOO, V8, lo m1, ~W> tram, A/C. cstm ID· lr, AM/FM stereo, tape. map. Aft 6 & wknds &e.2513 .. ..... lag 9510 . ..................... . •LIAS._• Ml1'0 PUaCHA)E n.LIASE Our "Goodbye To Buy " brochure explain.s It au. We'll mail you one FR.EE ... Simply call us• PLAZA ~Leas~ 197S2 MacArthur B vd. Ult Jamboree Road ) IRVINE 151-1771 9590 1no-. tBIMOW! SA ft OM LASTfllW 79 .... S10Q( SADDLEBACX VALLEY DIPORTS 2.IMQ2 Marperite Pkwy. lll8SION Vl&IO 131-20404'5-4949 ClOSID SUM»A YS oaAM&ICOUMrt'S OlDl5T $ ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE PAY TOP DOLLAR Sales-Service-Leasing . for top used cars-foreign, "' a. CcrYer,lllc. dommtaca or classics. If Rd.ls Aoyee BMW your car is extra clean. 1.S40Jamboree 9tt m Fl RST ! Newpcowt Beach 640-6'44 ·~ " I lit Or..., Clllllfy 2925 HarbOr Blvd. OOSTAllESA 979-2503 Can 'l Sell Your Car" CUYIBIMW PAYS TOP DOLLAR fu' Clean Used Imports Call M1ke or Doo 135-3171 ~ WAMTED!!! Late model (197'1 or younger> VW Camper. Woukl pmer a pop-top or Wealfa,lia model which has low miles & is clean! Pleue call (714 ) '1"1·1901: II no answer, PLEASE keep trying• PO RSC HES WANTED .. Md ....... & 850N. Beach Blvd LA HABRA C5Mi. No.ofSA Fwy) .... 0141522-.JJJJ ~bJ~ppt. BMW DLR LEASING ALL MAK.ES 9% money a~. DnroCorp 675-7018 17 BMW 3211 4 s peed , AM /FM camette, sun.roof. "Well above average car.·· (516VYZ) $1895 AUSTAll INT'L 014Jl130.SOV9 Bietween8:31M p.m. Call 55&-4212 after 6 Aakfor'nm. D9lla 9720 '11 CIVI ..,_ n" 4 ........ Ytlow .,,.._., ••1111111•1••1••••••••• =-...o~.r~,-•1ou~;u.s.a. ... ........ vs..-..-.. .... .,. .... ..Jim ...... 1111 I I I I I I It FI I I I ae f ••t • ...... ..... , ..... c.u ·~·,_4 M__,lor ... ma ...... ....:::, •,er. '77 <W. 8"W9, l'tJLLY =·a :..~1'':t LOADED, IRJ'. .... Ult. wt ve IU .... ......... ..,.. •.Wotr.ln•IJtt, "JI lrrtlle, •«1 deaa. Fwd "11 Pt.to Sclaire ~ ~ ;:T: 19::':· •alClll. wood01rala 6 ... ..... .......... a141m ............... : "11 s..w.. • dr, auto lDllt coDd.. S(ooo. CaD er-. ..,. top, pwr, klU --cl m.. £1« ear ID &op -------- •amt. a.• mL ai.at . ..._. tt4S =:r e-:.•1. :,0-: ............ ; ......... . '7115 ~ CA~EI .ws'i"~'L IOU..S·ROYC£ C714U-4• 1079 ,,.....,.." Blt•-•: .. p..m. :.~=·---Olll---derl Aak lar'nm.. QOUO ~OATS1 ~----~ ~ ........... !?~ '11 ,,_ 8Nley GT .,. ~4 Wiil. &bit ~ 1Pft1 car, lo mt.: c-9 a.eo. BlO. Call ,.. ~ ML. ,. venam... "7t ai11o1. Cll Oietl<r.v e&lltka. 1DOO ml ........ TlJO -. Set1De. beaati!ul Biil· Miii aa f ttSO Blk. Loaded w /R .R ....................... . lftll. Tap eoad. '71t5. Olrs*-..... al. Pl\. aMll.l. 9rt1. owaer. H kla1 _...., ___ ftel _____ _ tit•. m4>Mt4MI OI' ,.,... '765 c • ttl7 .. ...._ ............................................ .. ORANGE<XXJNTY'S • MIWISI LINCOUf..llDCURY DJ!At.psmp IAYRADBOI le .... f7J4 "71 Celka ST All /FM .... .. • ................ lila"eo ~ Nett-tires. J...INCD.H.llEBCUllY ,._ DI Caluro. ~ Jll.J.IAllloc.ta-Dr. d7 •Am ..... p IS. p /8 --·I.Me P'oreltexil w,tilt ......_ AM /FM f. .......-"'~ • "12GBIA • •Int. coad. $4 ,500. fWfed ...., • -...or! _•_i» ______ _ tnck W/J-. tri.axiea, IRVINE s p 0 rt w ~. e I I • "19 Celie9 sr AK/rtl meticulouafy main· tape IDaCI X1Dt COIMi.'. wr..I. tmO . .UW ICDi. IG-W all SPll caatom ma1 wbeela, , ___ l_J0. __ 7000 ___ _ craiae ee>Dtrol, slnl. eoad.. 20,000 mi. ..,, Tl Mercury Monarch. 4-dr. KT. 8 cyl. Mock wood panel. Low mi.leqe. Michelin tires. A.II/FM stereo. $3495. 8'1J..&4. ..... 9731 a..t.y Popelka C'alJ Teri at CZ1I 17fl.359 or IY . msg . at OW~wkdya. •llAZDAUJ Bue W /5 ..,.S. a.tr COD· ••re. •map. L&U bnad ... 5,000 a:ules. Qlllil) A~INT1. 01411-630-507' 8etwem l :llMI p.m. Call 556--GIZ all.er 6 Alt for T\a:i. . ..................... . 19" MIJ. 2IOSI 4DOOltSIDAM giver blue 6 &oeded with all ol tbe lUXWT appo10t meats. Must see to ap· prec:iJll&e ! 0!11TY PO > OM.Y S63'1 HOWAIDQ1•1_.. Dow. Quail Sts NEWPORT BEACH lll-0555 71 l.SCOMY. 211> SE. s LI v-er /blk. top & inter . finest cond. 615-&'J aft. 6 ·JO 12 S-SEL, 4.5. s uper dean. x1llt cood. &00. P\eMe call ... 5447 '80 lOOD Manila beige. s hampoo. 11 unro.4#. 300m l. $24,500. P-:1>. ~ Take OV« aae 00 '77 h 450 SEL. Beautiful cond. loan gold/Bamboo Inter. Fred K. 95'7·1900. 711 llB 2IOCE. xlnt. cond. • silwr /bit int.er, SN RF , :W,::cf:;·· must sell .. -SL. very sharp, local c.r. to.ded, 2 ~. sw.ooo. mcm 15 2l8SE 4 door w J'PO'Wer steenn& " braka. air condllloa· ""' One owner. 1'h1I car u impou1ble to d lsl· 1nau1sb f rom new . GIMNWO )~. t767 ----··-······· '71 ea.a.ro, 6ooka sreat. O.puat.e lo sell! "76 nm put. 11750. 080. ...... , '952 TRJ 1 , wlllA llAanP'lliaaer.. k> _Ml-_lUl. ______ _ m .• I cass. ...... a..... "201:.::: ':uuatang· good ....................... YCllllllll•-tno •••••••••••••••• .... ••• IG:oil! ong&.s..a.t 1118 I I I 1! ee ........... 'J4 ..,.... ..... eJ..a:acat c:o6ar., reblt eq., new 74 liiUSTAH& CiHIA t lru. Make o rfe r . 4spd, PS, PB. Ask.Ing -.cmz. IL«IO. ~ •USRUT! We ti.ft a IOOd M6ectioa of NE W 6 USED a..row..! CONNELL CHEVROLET ...... ,.. tt .. r11ur H., ·l · • r-. 1 \ \H .-... \ ~4&-1200 '72 llnaaaa p /S, disc brak•, alr condition, All /FM 8 trade. New ....... orw tires. 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Sirrdlcu profiJa of OW oChn """C#doU• ore oppecrring In tl&e Dailfl PUot tlaia ~ek. • Cluey Y9*r, 58, bu served on tbe Huntington Beach ~rsonnel Commission and was a City Council watcher before bis appointment to the council in February ol 1979 Yoder, resident of the city for the put nine years, claims that his business background will give him an advantage over others in dealing with the com· plexlties of the city budget. Following are his opinions oo ~eissues: ,. Proposition ~. "There's doubt that will pass. •Do I support f.? I sure do." T He says ) ~a~~~ . ·t about $1.6 illion lo the · · nticipated voou ~Y budget, but that dille_rences ean ·be maCle up without large· scale layoffs. Ile believes that sales taxes to tbe <-City will increase and that atbe'r .. Yiap ean be made by better parebaalns practlet!IJ and by cutting unecessary expenses. CETA Problem•: He says be concurred that the city abould of the federal manpower program, but that there haTe been tlgbter con· 9"0ls over its operations. • ''We were assured by the ad· ministration it was the way to go Oct I agreed." - · Downtown Area: Yoder says t..be city will have a new downtown starting in two years. Be says a seismic safety or- dinance which found 51 £wntowo buildings to be unsafe the first action in getting the ty off deaa center. t.He believes revitalization ould be a jeint venture by prop- ty owners and private en· 'l'J>rise and that the city should liot interfere. Beada takeo.er: He's strongly opposed to operation by the city unless the state will cover all ex· penses including those to pro vide for necessary pe.rsonnel. ''The state beach is a monster. Now they want to unload it." Moaey: He says he plans to seend bet}'een $7-8,000 00 bis campaign. Jatk KelJ1, 52, bas ooen a res· tient of Huntington Beach for eight yeFS. During the time fbat be watched city ball opera- ~ns, he says he has had a g.slde seat to the best circus Lown. • , Kelly ls best ltnOwn as a star of the old "Maverick'' television iaeriea. He says be is .-elective in bis acting ap- pear an c es •nd5=~~ S .etivity ii Chan· : ed into merdals. Re also is uu.v inv.tor in property. Followlng are his views. (8" P&OPILES, Pase AZ) * * * PunJa Spray CaninHB About IO, can.. parked near a Hunt.lnltoa Bea~b Catbottc churc)l were . apray painted with anU· re Uatou.s a.od punk rock a1oaan• aometlrne late Monday, police reported &oday. VlcUm.s of the araffiU attack.,. many who are neiahbon of Sta. Simon and Jude Catholic Church .. 204'4 Magnolia St., told poUce all ol the cars were sprayed wtth black paint. The spray paint attack, poUce said, appears lo be the worlt of one individual. No estimate on dama1e baa been made. , Court OKs ·Wayne's Hoine Sale Orange County Superior Court Judge Mark Soden bas con- firmed the sale of John Wayne's Newport Beach home for $3.47 million. The purchaser of the late ac- tor's bome at 2686 Bayshore Drive was identified as Mrs. William John Dettingen of Beverly Hills. Macnab-Irvine Realty Com· pany ol Newport Beach will get a commlssion fee of four percent of the sale price, or about $138,800. Attorney Stanford Rubin. ap- peal'lal fer tbe Uaree executors of tbe Wayne estate, told Soden the sale was con.sldered in the beat interest of the estate. Tbe oiler for the -home waa ori'1DallY made llarcb 12. lira. BetUnceo'a cash offer was ac· cepted by the three executors of the estate, Michael Anthony Wayne, one of the actor's sons; Louis Johnson, a business as· sodate of Wayne, and Newport Beach attorney John S. Warren. Judge Soden, at the beginning of today's proceedings, said an overbid of $3.6 million was necessary to outbid Mrs. Bet· tingen. There were no taters. An additional $1.48 million would be paid by Mrs. Bettingen to the Irvine Company to purchase the waterfront land on which the house sits. Wayne leased the land in the Bayshores section of Newport Beach for $6,000 a year. Today's hearing in Superior Court to approve the sale was dictated by the probate proceed· ing under which Wayne's estate will be settled. Those present at the hearing today Included Michael Wayne and Mrs. Bettingen's husband. Real estate agent John Mac· nab, wtipse firm is handling the sale, said the Bettlngens will use the Newport Beach home as their primary residence. Wayne was the third owner of the home, which bad been re· modeled twice. The home bas lS rooms , including seve n bedrooms. YOLC4NO NAMES DlJE FOR TOTS LONGVIEW, Wash. CAP> - Overheard over coffee aa townapeople talked about tbe continuing volcanic activity at Mount St. Helens: "H the mountain really blows, they've decided to name their new· baby Helena it-it's a girl fnd Ashley if it's a boy." Poisoner Seeking Dia·monds SAN DIEGO (AP> - Authorities awaited wont toda,J from an extortionist who wants 50 diamoada from the aation's lareest aupenna.rttet ebaln lo U· chan1e foe revealina what foods oo store abeJves may have beea laced with deadly cyanide. A bottle of tainted tertyatl sauce was found Sunday at a Safeway store lo Pacific Beach, four miles from a La Jolla store where a jar of poiaoned pickles was found witla a note attached Saturday,. authoritles said. The note signed by • 'Tbe Poison Gang" Uireaten~ to "poison food in every Safeway store in the area" un1esa t.be de· mand for diamonds was met. Police LL Ron Seden wouJd say ~ hat "negotiations" with the -extortioo.ists were un· der way. The note attached to the pickle jar told Safeway, which operates 45 stores in San Diego County and some 2.QOO nationwide, "It is up to you what will happen next." "You have until 6 p.m. today to obtain fifty (50) loose diamonds one (l) carat or larger of good qwillty. You wl11 be COD· tacted!" the note read. Pollce said Monday a man _with "an older voice" called the Pacific Beach s tore Sunday night, ~ that a bottle ol teriyaki sauce bad been poiaooed. ' A county Department of Heeltll apollH•oman, \)r. Georlla Reuer, •said the aauce was spiked wtth a lethal dose of poilca SM..W UM~ jar of ~ cllJJ plciklel eoft'•ined 1,fOO milllBama of ey8ftide - more than liwe times the amount needed to ltill a human. "lf a family had eaten that bottle ol pickles, it would have killed them all," said county Deputy Coroner Jay Jobnaoo. Bank Hikes Prime Rate To 193/40/0 NEW YORK (AP> -The na· tion 's third-largest commercial bank, Chase Manhattan, today raised its prime rate ~ point to a record 1~ percent, leaptrog. ging over the rate announced by other banks. Two other major banks Tues· day increased their prime lend- ing rates 1i4 point to 19~ per- cent, matching the level an· nounced by Bank of America and most others last week. Citibank, the nation's second· largest commercial bank . moved to 191h percent after in· creasing t.be prtme rate '14 point to 19~ Friday. Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co.. ranked No. 4, also went up 114 point to 19'h percent. MOit other banb, including top-ranked Bank of America, in· creased tbeir prime lending rat.es by a bait percenta1e-potnt to 19~ percent Friday. The prime is the rate banks charge on loans to beat cor· porate customers. Other cor· poraUou 1eoerally muat pay a few percentage points above that rate. The prime rate stood at 11~ • percent only a month a11>, but . baa increased rap6dly since then becaue of credit tightening moves by the •overnment ln an effort to slow tnO•Ona. .. Olllt l•r • Bep - LJddl Bensley. JS, of Costa Mesa. takes the family rabbits for an outing. on their leashes. They are "P .J ." and "Sniffles.." young Dutch -rabbits lbe Hensleys. 470 Flower St .• are leash training. ./' Alcala Jury Told Of Bloody Attack By DAVID KlJTZMANN Of -o.lf1 rile4 JlMt A former Los Angeles police officer has described for an Orange County Superior Court jury tbe bloody attack on an 8- year-old Hollywood girl tn l968 for which murder defendant Rodney Alcala was sent to prison. · Alcala, 36, is charged with the kidnap and murder of Robin Samsoe, 12. of Huntington Beach last June and prosecutor Richard Farne ll Monday reached deeper into Alcala 's troubled past to bolster bis case against the Mooterey Park man. Also testifying Monday was Tali Shapiro, now 20, the child Los ·Angele$ police found bleed· ing and uncooacious oo the floor of a home ln wbich Alcala was seen momenta before officers kicked in the front door. Miaa Shapiro told jurors in Judie Philip Schwab 's courtroom that she bad been picked up by a man 11 she walked to school atooe Sunset Boulevard lo September, 1968. Tbe man. she aafd. bad said be was a f~ ol ber parents and sbe eventually eot in the car with bim. She uJd abe could recall going to a ~ wtt.h the man aQd looting at a poster he wanted her to' see, but can remember notb.inc else .alter that. Her next recoil~ Iii.as Shapiro said, was of ~king up at home. where abe wu bedridden wtth injuries for se.eral months. , Former police officer C hristopher Camacho had earlier told the court that be had found the child tymg in a pool of blood in the kitchen area of the bome. Camacho testified that a bystander saw tbe man pick the girl up on the street and bad followed the car to the house in Hollywood before calhng police. Camacho said he and other of. fi cers responded to the call and took up positions around the house. He said be went to the front door and knocked. causing a nude man be identified as Alcala to part a curtain and look out. Camacho saJd Alcala seetnd nervous and did not open the front door as ordered. lmtead. he testlfied. Alcala backed away and disappeared. The prosecution wit.Dess said be could bear a "commotion" within the house and kicked in the front door. In the ldtcbeo, be found Miss Shapiro lying oo the Ooor naked with a round, metal bar across her neck. She was <See ALCA.LA, Page AU Nude Woman's Water Death ' Still Myster;y Tbe death of a 23·year-old woman, whose nude body wu OO:D@il campaign Money Flows found floating lo Sunset ~1::tic Park laat Sunday, rem a mystery, Seal Beach detectives Hid today. An ,\autopey performed llon· day an the victim, Cindy Lee Vancott, of Santa Ana, failed to Development of Hunttnaton Beach. Candidate Jack Kelly, accord- ing to documents filed late lut week at city ball._ l,ada th~ ~ck tn money collected with s10.-. Kally baa recelved $200 dou· tlon• trom Huntlniton Beach real estate broUrt H.I!. Tobin abd R.D. FonMJ and -from Jotepb Davi.I, a Stal Beach COO· tractor. • • ._ Pattinlon, wbQ baa buUt up a S9,f22 war cheat, llata $200 cbeck1 from Charle• Hermaneen. a Huatlnatoa lleacb cont.t1etor: D.B. werter. preeJ. dent ol Pacific City Bank and G.llT Pet•n D•••lopment o\' Hunti~Jleach. Hll dlsc101ure atatement abowa he allo Nfflved aoo COD· trlbut.lonl from lntercou&al OU of Lona Beach, RutMrfor4 OU ol Loni Beach. Trapa.p1c P~ el Loa• Beacb and a s100 eMct rrotn Tobtn a-., o1 huntinlton Beaeb. Ha•tln@on Beacb Ftaence Director f'!ank Arpello save $25 Lo PattmaoG'• ca:-u.. diffloMn .. teaMll& ~· .......... ClwJ Yoer, wbo ltM ....... up • '8,at IO far, lilt. $100 doftation.s rrom IM Anael• Rama c.od Ray llalavaal, Bevaly Wlls SavlftJ•~and Loan and Bowa Rea1tyuWett~ter. Y Od.r-, l dtlekalme atatemeot etsq .-. bf rteel•ed 1100 con· trtbu&ni' ftom bank J>Hlldeal D.B . 'Watter and Cal-Rua·a Coutnletion ol La Habra. · Cowtdlwomu Finley abowa moet ot btr $7,IOl campatcn pot eam• trona unall contrt~ aW a .,_ IOea •k made to IMr on eampelin. A tllO doaa· dee JIONllY, Paae -'2> r:~ •· proTide COIOUetl wttb-tnfarma· Uon needed to establish a cause of death. lnh':$~ oaid other \elta. Cit tox:iCOIQIY test.I, bave Men . Brul1ea were found on the body, but homicide detecUvea •aid they bave DOt detennlDed wbetber UM YOUQI womu met wltb foul play. They N6d UM woman wu tut aeen lo Runtlntton BHch on Saturda, aJcbt but would QOt ••7 wbue lbe bad been ... OI' by whom. TWENTYF,VE CENTS Hostile • Actions · Hayed BJ 'fte Aaoclated PftU' ' I Iranian President Abolbaasan Bani·Sadr offered to take contTol of the American hostages if the U.S. government pledged to ab- stain from all hostile acts and pro- paganda, against Iran unW the hostages' fate is decided by the ne~liament. esmen for the militants holding the 50 U .s. Embassy hostages refused to comment immediately. "We have decided to stay quiet for the time being," said one reached by telephone by The Associated Press from Nicosia, Cyprus. He denied an NBC report that the militants said they would keep their captives wtlil the lra- nian Parliament meets. At the White House, President Carter responded to Bani-Sadr's offer. by deferring imposition of further sanctions against Iran. But Carter did not answer directly when asked by a re- porter whether the United States would meet the Iranian presi- dent's demand for a pledge not to provoke or propagandize agunst Iran. Bani-Sadr's statement, made to "angry shouts and boos from a throng of 200,000 Iranians at a revolutionary rally in Tehran. ~ did not necess.aMly mean the hostages. in their lSOth day or captivity , would be freed quackly. In fact ~ lran.ian leader re· aaau~d the crowd, .. I e~ pbube to Y,OU that the host.a~~ will not be freed untJI the shah ~ extr9dlted . . . " Earlier in the rally, revolu- tionary leader Ayatollah Rubollah Khomeini sajd in a speech read by rus son Ahmad that Carter was "foUowing the wrong path" in bis efforts to free the host.ages and "must realize . his support for the ousted sbab . . . does not leave room for an honorable solution of the issue." The Khomeini speech made no mention or a transfer of the hostages t.o Iranian government custody .. Khomeini reiterated that the <See IRAN, Page A2) Police Hunt For Victim WEST COVINA <AP) -The search conttnues in the Fontana· San Bernardino area for a 10· year-old boy abducted from his front yard here and a transient wanted for queslloning in the case. West Covina police said their investigative teams combed the area Monday in an effort to find the youth, Ronald Tolleson Jr .. and the transient, Danny Jerome Young, 21. Tbe boy was abducted Friday evening. Coast Weather Clearing skies with sun- ny days prevaili ng th rough Wednesday . Slightly windy with heavier breezes in coastal and mountain regions. High ~mperature today and Wednesday in low 70s . Lows tooipt 45 to 50. INSIDE TODAY An ~ Afmyfand "'°" 10ho focn trial in the 1loitmg pf o ~ot1th ·101to threw anowbolll al hi• houe u dfototllg ·lleat>., ,.,mpothM from ocroas the natioft. See Page A7. ··~· .. .,_,.,..,,.. .. ............ ., ,,...........,, a._.....,. a L..,_....,. .. ...,... .... .......................... CM.._... Al.........-... M ~ Qt." :=°""" All c.-k1 Atl ---C....... AU A1' f 11 Q o..-. ...... "".... • • .., ......... .. .............. .... I Int ... T....... .. • ......,... cw,,..._. .. "1..,.._ 111.,.._ M ""''"" a ...,....._ ~ ,.. I Barry L Budd.a Jr.~ a 39- year-old supervi,sor wllb the Los Angeles Couhty Sheriff's Department. He la married, bas three daughters and bolds a master's degree in .,. public ad- ministration from USC. He says be is running for the Ci ty Cou n ci l because all the fighting h as made h i m upset. auoos "The council bas become a joke, but the joke ~n't funny." Jo""ollowing are his opinions on some city issues: Proposition 9: He declares he is in favor or the initiative because it will force government to take a look at itself. He says there may not be much impact the first year if the s tate's ecoD'Omy r e mains healthy, "but that government may find itself s itting {h the middle or the Boston Tea Party in coming years." CETA Problems: He believes that forming a non-profit or· ganii:ation was a good idea, but criticizes the quality or checks and balances over the proeram. Down1own area: He calls the downtown area a s lum that ls draining too many resources from the city. He says people don't feel safe visiting the downtown area or the pier. He believes that property owners should be given 60 days to formulate a plan for the area. If no consensus is reached, the <'ily s hould exer cise its a uthority. · · l hate to see it, but this is the case for public good." State beach: He says he would go along with· city takeover if convinced it would be self-support.ing. Money: He says he. intends to spend about $2,000 on campaign. * * * F....,PageAJ MONEY •.• lion from Major Inves tment Properties of Huntington Beach also is listed. Candidate Bruce Greer, who bas amassed $1,600 to date, re- cei ved $200 contributions from Reliable Wholesale Lumber of Huntington Beach, Wier Oil Co. of Hunt.i98t00 Beach and Victor Distefano, the owner of a mushroom farm. Hopefuls Wesley Bannister and Harry Budds show they have funded tbelr own cam· paigns -$1,529 and $1,233 respectively. Candidates Ed Zschoche, Dao Mahaffey and Charles Rough, accordlng to their financial statements, have recelved only small donations. DAILY PILOT -' The ordinance requires that tenants t'ettite 120 days written notice ot plan.s to convert and tbat persons displaced by a con· version must receive relocaUoo assistance from the property owner or developer. Also at tonight's m eeting the council will consider a new agreement retaining tbe services of City Attorney Thomas Woodruff. Police Seek Identify of Dead Woman The Orange County coroner's offtce today u trying to discover the identity of a young woman who died Monday from unknown ca uses at Fountain Valley Com· m unity Hospital. The woman, who was believed ·to be about 2Q, bad collapsed al a drive-in dairy on west 5th Street in Santa Ana. She was taken to the Fountain Valley hospital because it was the closest Jo the scene, police said. There were no indications of foulplay, according to officers. The woman was described as about five feet five inches tall, 120 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes. She was wearint a red, white and blue blouse and blue jogging shoes. There was a small scar on her right ankJe. Burglar Gets Loot in V:aUey A Fountain Valley man re- turned from a weekend soow skiing trip to discover burglars had taken jewelry, television and s tereo equipment worth $1,700 from bis condominium. police said. Police said thieves entered the home of Patrick James Savage, 15971 Hyde Court, by prying open the front door. Savage re· ported the break-in Monday. Senices Set For FV Leader John H. Kelly A memorial service wUl be conducted Wednesday 1D baDor of John H. Kelly ol P'oullU1n Valley, an active commalty Seider who died SundQ, He was &t. . A aeJf.inp&oyed bmlDwman. Kelly WU a charter aaemlaer of the Omni Club, a d1.reetor Ot tbe Fountain Valley Cbaml.er of Commerce and served u put· pruldeot and a d1redor ol tbe Fountain ValleY:Huntln1ton Beach Girls' Club. He is survived by bia wife Joyce, his d>.Udren, Ca.rol, Paul and Carey Kelly, and Janet Kady; his b~r Paul KeUy of Florida; bls si~ter, Betty Raymond of Illinois, and six grandchildren. The memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Holy Spirit Church lo Fountain Valley. . The family bas s uggt!sted tributes iD the form of donations to the Foootain Valley- Huntington Beach Girls' Club. ALCALA ••. Valley Tree Rats A Campaign 'Issue' , Wrong Way Pilot Back SAN DIEGO CAPI Air Bahia says a pilot grounded five days for landing the wrong way is back fiying Its twin·engine. lO·seat planes betwet:n San Diego and Tijuana. But a company spokesman said pilot Ian Refo followed prope r procedure when he became worried about b is encloes after ta.kine off recently at Lindbergh Field. The plane carrying four Sea Search For Copter Called Off The search for a crashed oll company helicopter and lhet body of a 26·year ·old man believed trapped ans1de the wreckage was called off today due to rough waters off the coast of Huntington Beach. Police said the Amlnoil USA belie~. wbicb crashed Satur· day night about 300 yards off Bolsa Chica State Beach. is like- ly drilling along the ocean floor. caught up ln strong offshore cur· rents The missmg passenger. Jeff Moon of Long Beach. wa~ pre. sumed kiUed along with pilot. .Gary Ltt Rohwer, 49. of Lake Elsinore. when the hellc0pler nose ·d1 ved 1 n to the water Rohwer's body was recovered Police said an Orange County s heriff's d iving team will re sumt' 1t.s underwater search for the hel.Jropter wreckage ~n rough ocean conditions calm down and water visi bility clears. The lhree·man diving team s pt'nt four h ours S und ay sear cbme for the body and lbe wrecJta&e but turned up only a s wollen helicopter seat and a portion or a pontoon Meanwhile, police reported Amioo1l officials are planrung a search lhls wttk which would in· ~lude a diving team and th<' use of sonar equipment to trace down the helicopter A minoil of facials declined to <'om ment on their plans . The oil company helicopter was taking an employee to an offshore drilling platform -Plat fo rm Emmy. localed about three milesoffcoasL Witn~ who saw the crash said it sounded like an expl06ion One person said the copter dipped toward the ocean. pulled back up and then dropped The commillioo wW study b1I propo68J at a mMtiq til Tor· ranee April 21. . Bernardi replac•d Los Aqelel Ctty CouaCUman Arthur •• Snyder on the twmmisaioD. Snyder wu forced to quit lut month after disclosures that be and other commiaaioaen bad re· celved up to $200,000 in contribu· Uona from buaineaaea who had matters before them. Garden Grove Mayor Elert.h "Rick'' Erickson wu listed as one of those commissioners who al~gedly used their position u a tool to buildup of their campaign finance.. Ericksoo had confirmed that he accepted $30,000 from coutaJ commiaaioo applicants. He bad a.nnoUnced previously that he Is quitting the com- missioo later this month to run for tbe Stale Assembly. Bernardi said the acceptance or this form of contributions bas downgraded opinions of public offi cials. "It tends lo reinforce the public opinion That we all are a bunch of croolt:I." he said. Bernardi said bis proposal is import.ant in that it will assure respoMible people that they won 'l be coerced into making contributions in return for a favorable decision. He said the guidelines also would be welcomed by responsi· ble builders and developers. "They must feel that there always ls a threat that they will be hit to make contributions. The State Coastal Commission was scheduled today to consider guidelines that would probition individual commissioners from voting on matters in which they received mooey. The regional commission con- trols construction permits for coastline property in 9 NtBge and Los Aneeles counties . Dec1s1o ns b y the reg ional panel can be appeit led to the full state commission I.Dog Siege For Hostages BOGOTA, Colombia CAP> - An eighth round of direct talks between the government and the guerrillas holding 27 hostages al the Domm1can Republic Em· bassy opened here this morning, but both sides expressed doubt the negotiat1ons would produce a ~ettlement M>On · t Stt no possibility or a shof1 rangt-settlement unless there 1~ J n unforeseen c hange 10 the guerrilla pos 1t1on. · a Cabinet spokesman said Monday. adding that the government was pre· pared to negoti ate for weeks, or even mpnth.s A similar pessimistic note was r eportedly sounded b y the leader of the guerrillas holding the embassy. He was quoted in today's editions of the indepen· dent newspaper El Es pectador as sa}=ing the siege could go on for months and could evolve into another lraruan-type standoff. passengers was only 200 feet in TJJUANA, Mexico <AP> -A tanks of their cars and trucks the air March 19 wben Refo Celt spokesman for Petroleos Mex but not extra containers. he ~aid Baja· Weighs Gas Ration the engine "mis beat." got LI Monday. ' ) · to 1 d d made a 1canos. the government-run o c earance an an A number of gasoline stations l80·degree tum in setting down and gasoline monopoly, derues r f 1 M 00 the same runway he had left, reports that gasol.Jne rallorung 1s were reported out o ue m ex- lo the other dilection. No other under study in BaJa California 1cah. 1'1Juana and bea<'h areas The rat.a that allegedly inhabit the eucalyptus trees in tbe western part of Fount.ain Valley have become an issue. Tourists may fill the ga.sohne over the weekend north and d.tdn't intend to fool ~P:,:lan:::e::._w::u:.:on~th:.:e:_:run:.=~w~a~y:_. ________ ___::_ ___________________ _ anyooeaboutiL Trees that may be dylna from exhaust fumes from cars wait· ing to make left band turns lo cl· ty streets b andtber. And tbe desirability of lnst.all· ing bicycle trails to the high school in times of higher energy costs also baa drawn coacem. These issues, along with a number of others associated with losses of revenue, have aur· faced lD the Foontaio Valley Ct· ty Councll campaign. The rats that may or may not be naming 1ooee in the trees are connected to undeveloped parklands under Edison ease· ments lo the Greenbroot put of the city. Cballeoger Ellery Deaton, vlce chairman of tbe city's Parks and Recreation Com·· miuklD, said durtq a forum for the ftYe eouncU candidate. Jut TbUJ'ldQt that de .. lopm• ot one of the pub must be done..at IOOD 81 poealble befon lnflatloo mu,. tJdnp worse. lDcumbent Man Adler said yea, tbe park 1bouJ4 be d•· veloped, but that flDUK* an U1bt a.ad tbat tber• oo17 ii enouih money for ooe ot tbe four alt.et, known u eourr.,.. put north. AdJat tWa:iided bf aetiGG u u •PPl'Ollriatetool bJ tbe ~ ment. qeey f« lndint hun· talD V.U.,~ larpet 1D4a1tr7, Twent1·1•ar·olct Barton 111111 m ca laid JM dida't llMW aJtldq •boat Cournl9I ,.n . . .. • Sh.lcemura, who la graduateing from USC in June, did, however. crtticb.e the City Council for mak · ing a $1.5 m1llloo commitment to locate tbe BASF video cuaette companylntown. Barbara Brown, a vice chairman of the plann.J..nt l'Om· mlaaioo, said she would wort on Improved commurilcatloaa ii lbe la elected. She alao aald one of ber coals will be to conduct public bual· neas at a public meetiJl&. Tbi.a, abe •aid. incllldel bold- 1 n g lntenlewa and maklnc selections of planotn1 com· mlaaloa members at open meet. tnca. Sbe declared alto that the ma7or and mayor pro-tem shoUJd be elected pubUcJy. John McKDIOt, another ptao. ning commiulonv aeekinf elee- tion April 8, ecboecl tbe UMM._.,ta of the others that tbert ....,.•Wa't be Cati iD the fin and pol.le. .S. partm.U. He added that tbe publle works dep.artment otfen UM an•tat area ot reduced .....,. lDI by tbe eartn, ot eqUlpaaem wftb «Iler actnclea ud th• e1tablilhmeat of Jolat powers •1reementa. Mn. Brenna a1lo called fOf' ~=,,~~~thma that 1ovU'DIDlllt can do tbat print. ent.rprtae can't do cbeaper," 1benkt. _. lln. DNtoa aald another _., of •u&u eottl wpuld be tM HtabUa•m•nt of • cltbtu tlJeDt ... to pll'form ..me... { f San Clemente lale ~ ! Goatlift to Start a, STEVE mrt!Bl!U. .............. Tbe U.S. Na?J and aa mYiron- mental srou&t are plcklq up tbe alr fare for more Ulu t,000 coau ..Ucb are expecled to be atrllfted from San Clemente Island to the malnland belin-Dlna April 9. I ""\ Tb8t'1 the day tbeNDal ac· 'U•ated cat.es will be set up to capture many of the island aoats, aDd a· spokeswoman for the Fund for Animals group says sbe hopes 60 percent or lbe animall will be removed within ' I r ,. Punks Spray Cars in HB About 80 cars parked near a Huntington Beach Catholic church were spray painted with anti· religious and punk rock slogans sometime late Monday, police reported ,today. Victims of the graffiti attack, many who are neighbors of Sts. Simon and Jude Catholic Church, 20444., Magnolia St., told police an of the cars were sprayed with blacJr paint. The spray paint attack, ' police said, appears to be the wort ol ooe individual. No estimate on damage haa ~e. tM ftnt to daya of Uae operation. ,,.. ........ alrtift eadl • )'ear· IODI ~ tbe Navy and • ti over the fate ol 4,000 wild soata oo San Clemente laland. Navy offlc1al1 claJm the voradoua animal.I are destroy· inc Mftnl end1ngered •pecles of plants and animals oa .. e island, and ~d propoaed to shoot the 1oau. ~ But tbe Fund for Animals group and a San Clemente or· ganizatioG known as Give Our • Animals Time (GOAT> got a Jiad•• to order the NayY_to loot lllto other' means ol l1dd.lnl the ia1ud ol tbe animals. U .s. District Court Judse Robert Takuuct ordered the Navy 1o allow trappine' and re- locatkm ol U.. ioata from the bland to a JMN"tJMnl CaJ..lfornia raneb laat Deeember. Lapna Beaeb .attorney Ellen Winterbottom, attorney for the animal lovers, said Monday her group will put up $120,000 ol the trapping and tr-.oaportation cost (See GOATS, P~·e AZ> Peal C..Jir•etl Duke's Home Sells For $3.47 Million Orange County Superior Court Judge Mark Soden ·has con- firmed the sate of John Wayne's Newport Beach home for $3.47 million. The purchaser of the late ac- tor's home at 2686. Bayshore Drive was identified as Mrs. William John Bettingen of Beverly Hills. Macnab-Irvine Realty Com· pany of Newport Beach will get 11 commiuioo fee of four percent of tbe aale price, or about $131,-. Att.or'8f&' Stanford Rubin, ap-~rtng for the three executors of the Wayne estate, told Soden the sale WU conaidered in the best iDten9t ol the estate. today included Michael Wayne and Mrs. Bettlngeo's husband. Real estate agent John Mac- o ab, whose· firm-is handling the sale. said the Bettingeos will · use the Newp<>rt Beach home as their primary residence. Wa~ was the third owner of the hOme. which bad been re· modeled twice. The home bas 15 rooms . including seven bedrooms. The home's ulting price when it wen( on the market after the actor's death was $4.5 millioo. ,In a related development, Judge Soden told reporters before today's court bearing (See WAYNE. Pace A.Z) 0..ler•'Bep Liddi Hensley, lS, of Costa Mesa, takes the family rabbits for an outing on their lea.sites. 'hey are ''P.J .. " and "Sniffles." young Dutch rah.bits the Hensleys, 410 Flower St .. are leash training. -\~~~Jury .ueu.nt Torture I I Of Girl, 8 The olfer far the home waa originally made March 12. Mrs. Bettingen's cash offer was ac- cepted by the three executors of the estate, Michael Antbooy Wayne, one of the actor's sons; Louis Jobnsoo, a business as· sociate of Wayne, and Newport Beach attorney John S. Warren. Poisoner Tells Demand By DAVID KUTZ•ANN OI .. Deitr "9l 5Wf , A former Los Angeles police 1 officer bas described for an . Orange County SuperiOt" Court jury the bloody attack on an 8- year--Old Hollywood girl in 1968 for which murder defendant Rodney Alcala was sent to , Prison. Alcala, 36, ia charged with the kidnap and murder of Robin Samaoe, 12, of Huntington Beach last June and prosecutor Richard Farnell Monday reached deeper into Alcala ·s , troubled past to bolster his case against the Monterey Park man. Also testifying Monday was Tali Shapiro, now 20, the child Los Angeles police found bleed· l.ng and unconscious on the floor Of a home in which Alcala was seen moments before officers kicked in the front door. Miss Shapiro told jurors in Judge Philip Schwab's courtroom that she bad been picked up by a man as she walked to school aJong Sunset Boulenrd in September, 1968. The ma. she said. bad' said )ie was a friend of her parents and abe ewmtually got in the car with him. She said she could recall CCinl to a bouse with the man and , <See ALCALA, Pap AZ> """ Judge Soden, at the beginning of today's proceedings, said an overbid of $3.6 million was necessary to outbid Mrs. Bet ti.ngen. There were no takers. An additional $1.48 million would be pa.id by Mrs. Bettingen to the Irvine Company to purchase the watqrroot land on which the house sits. Wayne leased the land in the Ba.ysbores section of Newport Beach for $6,000 a year. Today's bearing in Superior Court t.o approve the sale was dictated by the probate proceed- ing under which Wayne's estate will be sett.led. Those present al the hearin~ ·YOLC4NO NAMES DlJE FOR TO'fS LONGVIEW, Wash. (AP) - Overheard over coffee as townspeople talked a bout the conlinu:in& volcanic activity at Mount St. Helens: · "If tbe mountain really blows, they've decided t.o name their new baby Helena if it's a eirl and Ashley ii it's a boy." W~ 50 D~anwnds From Supermarket Chain S AN DIEGO (AP) - Authorities awaited word § from an extortionist who w ts 50 diamoods from the nation largest supermarket chain in · change for revealing what f on store shelves may have been laced with dea,Jl:anide. A bottle of · ted teriyaki sauce was fouod Sunday al a Safeway st.ore in Pacific Beach. four miles from a La Jolla store where a jar of j>oisoned pickles was found with a note attached Saturday, authorities said. The note signed by "The Polson Gang" threatened to •'poison food in every Safeway st.ore in the area" unleaa the de· mand for diamonds wu met. Police U Ron Seden would say only that "negotiations" with the extortioolsts Wet'e UD· der way. The note attached to the pickle jar told Safeway, which operates 45 st.ores in San Diego CoJmty and some 2.000 nationw}de, "It is up to you what will happen next." "You have unW 6 p.m. today to obtain fifty (50) loose diamonds one (1) carat or larger of Sood quality. You will be con· tact.eel!" the note read. Police said Monday a man with ":molder voice" called the Pacific Beach store Sunday night, warning that a bottle of teriyaki sa u ce had been poisooed. A county Department or Health spokeswom a n , Dr. Georgia Reaser. said the sauce was spiked with a lethal dose of poison. She said the 46-ounce jar of Vlasic dill pickles contained 1,400 milligrams or cyanide - ·more than five ti~ the amount needed to kill a human. "If a family had eaten that boUle of pickles. at wouJd have killed them all," said co1.4Dty Deputy Coroner Jay J ohn.son. The La Jolla store was closed S unday while employees scoured the market for other items that might have been con - taminated. "With some things it's easy to see if it's been messed with," s aid one Safeway employee, "But a Jar or j)ICldes? You can screw t.lle top back on real tight <See POISON , Page AZ> Chase Bank Hikes: Lending Rate Again NEW YORK (AP> -The na · lion's t.bi.rd·largest commerciaJ bank. Chase Manhattan, today raised its prime rate ~ point to a record ~ percent, leapfr:og- ging over the rate announced by other banks. Today two other major banks increased their prime lending rates "• point to 19¥J percent, match.mg the level announced by Bank of America and most others last week. , ~Police hking trJl.e £e•aeil aaee Citibank. the nation's second· largest commercial bank, moved t.o 19~ percent after in· .creasing the prime rate IH point to 19l/• Friday.. Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., ranked No. 4. also went up IH p<>int t.o 19~ percent. Most other banks, including top·ranked Bank of America, ln· creased their prime lending rates by a half percentage-point to 19~ percent Friday . " :ea. Statio ... . ns l . ,. ~.To :Post P~s Grow Want~ Off Ballt)t · JrvlM pollee officers have BJ UCBA.aD GaEEN 'lland ... livered letters from °' • ....,.....,...,. Police Chief Leo Peart to James Grow, a candidate for Mnioe ~ OWW'S in tbe cl· lbe June 3 lrYi.ne City eo.mcll i,, 111111 1"01 tlult the dealers election, sa)'I he's Joet interest promtilntlJ d isplay 1aaollne in beinl a lawmaker. prteee. The 41-year-old official with. · u1a ttm. of overrefU}ation ., the Neptune Cremation and met -..at. IM 1tatioa manase· Burial at Sea Soci[r!iaid ln tbe t a-_. 1.-L.an i letter that be wu pin& out •• • -___,~ ~r any ~ of the race because e didn't . ID'f•-4 ~1, Peart laid want bla cand.ld.acy to dilute the ,. _ tile litter. Keeplq tb1I ln election chances of attorney ' ilabMl-=-polleedepartmeaUare-Due Baker and eounell iDcwn· :;:;\,:~= .=i bent• David Sll11 and BUI .,..11111 •= prices aklq Vardoulll. • wD e. . of aooraprtate "I won't tolerate fuuy-mlnded "(fllel ~ )nqi!• out.Ide cqanlutiom co= In· • Tiie ...._. wwe Milt out ID to lnble to aaw m or 1111 •• to a req11e1t bJ Ooua· wbatner It ta t.beJ are trJlnl t.o ..._ • ...., Alrm tMt ••klii aan, cbaafe or tear doWD," •••-• .. a"!tJirtW. Grow Mid la tbe Marett 2'7 letW. ••And BUer, SWI and V ardoul.ls 1bare ta. \'Mw." Grow iequ.ted that hi.a name be remcwed ttom tbe ballot. but a 1poteawoman for tbe city clerk's office said tb1a wamtt polslble. Municipal election law ..,. that once a person mes nomtna. Uon papers and offielally becomes fl candidate, b1I name can't be removed from tbe ballot. Grow'• name will appear on, the June I ballot aloal wD tbe nam• ol t candldatel ~ for Uaret Qt>' Coand1 MIU. In addition to Baker, Slll8 aDd Vardoulla, thoM l'1llUllnl for the council an ..._..._ Ooun· c;llwoman llarJ ·Au Galdo, ~ . • Paul Todd Jr., a teacher; James Kincannon. an ardli~t; Gilbert E . Nelaea .Jr., a photo Hnice opera1or; lllchael Scott Barnes, an aviation ma11a1er; ud Beverly J. Wrl1bt , a homemaker. Tbe lntae Twlianow paHtkal orcanlption will bold a torwn for the • eoundl eandidatel at 7: 30 p .m . April 10 ln the Deerfield Community Park mutttpurpoae room, 55 Deerwq)d ..... !nine. The Jntm Quorum Orpniaa• Uon will ltM• a forum for tbe coandl candidates and tbe 11 candkSat.el caaapatptn1 fort.bl lnlne Raa~• Water Dt.trtct board It I . p.tn. April 9 ln the =~ ~~· 17200 Jamboree 1 Tbe prime ia the rate banks charge on loau to beat cor· porate customers. Other cor· porationa 1enerally must pay a few ~rcenta•e polnu above tbat rate. The prime rate stood at 16~ per«nt only a month ago, but bu lncre&led rapklly 1lnee tben because ol oredlt t&cbtee1n1 · mova by tbe 1ovemm.tnt ta an effort to slow lnflataon. Mamoleam Opem PEKING (AP)-Tb e mauaoleam ol tbe late Com· muallt Party CbalrmH Kao TM-~ Cllftldall1 recap:::_ to-' day for ta. ftnt U... • It WU dollld Dec:. f ,. ~ and It -.i 1!000 CblaMI Md forel,._. llDed QJ> to pa, tWr reepeeta. Hostile Actions Flayed BJ'fte~Pnm Iranian President Abolhaasan Bani..sadr offered to take control of the American bostaees if the U.S. govenuneat pledged to ab- stain from all bost1Je acts and pn). papnda, apiut Iran unttl tbe- bostaies' fate ii decided by the new Parliament. Spokesmen for the militants holding the SO U.S. Embassy hostages refused to comment immediatdy. "We have decided to 1t.ay quiet for the ttme being," said ooe reached by telephone by The Associated Preas from Niiooeia, Cyprus. He denied an NBC report that the militants said they would keep their captives anW the Ira· nian Parliament meets. At the White House, President Carter responded to Bani-Sadr's offer by deferring ipipo&ition o( further aanctiooa a1ainst Iran. But Carter did not answer directly when asked by a re- porttt .-bet.he!' the United States would• meet the Iranian presi· dent's demand for a pledge not to provoke or propagandize against Iran. Bani-Sadr's statement, made to angry shouts and boos from a throng ol 200,000 Iranians at a revolutiooary rally in Tehran. did not necessarily mean the hostages, in their 150t.h day of ca ptivity, would be freed quickly. ln fact the Iranian leader re- assured the crowd, "I em· ,.. i11e to you that the hostages · wiU not be freed until the shah is extradited ... " Earlier in the rally, revolu· lioaary leader Ayatollah Rubollab Khomeini said in a speech read by his son Ahmad that Cart.er was "following the wrong path" m his efforts to free the boQages and •·must realize . . . bis s upport for lhe ousted shab . . . does not leave room for an honorable solution of the issue." The Khomeini speech made no mention of a trans fer or the hostages to fnDJan government custody. Khomeini reiterated that the decision on whether to free the Americans would be made by tbe new Parliament, which 1s not elected and is not expected t.o convene until late spring at the earliest. U .S. officia l s believe, however. that the transfer or the Americans to governme nt custody will lessen the threat to their safety and fa cilitate negotiations for their release. The lranian offer ·to transfer the host.ages bad been expected in Washingt.oo. and Carter bad • been holding an announcement of new sanctions against Iran in abeyance. Carter, who met with senior advisers at S a .m. today t.o dis· cuss the Bani·Sadr overture, told reporters in the Oval Office the announcement was a <See DAN, Pa«e A.Z) Coast Weather Clearing skies with sun- ny clays prevailing through Wednesday. Slig htly windy with heavier breei.es ln coutaJ a nd mountain regions. High temperature today ahd Wednesday in low 70s. Lowa t.onlgbt 45 to 50. IN8 ... TeDAY Aft ~ llGrfllaad man toho /qca '"°' .,. tlte alafing of o .,01i1tla tolao threw OOIOf>alla at lab M .. e U drotofftf laeoo1 111mpatla11 from acroa tht naffolt. Su Paft .47. · .. •ex .,.,_..,.... '" .......... ., .......... QM9W... Cl LM...,. M....... .... ...._. ... ,_...,_. 'M ~ ............... M 0...-.. Ctott Or .... OlllllY AU c--. ., ...... ...... QI • Aft .... .!Q ........... A,...... •M ....................... .... ...,.....,.... . .......... cw n.1111 .... ..,...., ., ,....., ~ •1••• a_.,.._ .,,. • Pt111le9A• .... lleperc81_,,_, MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -A secret autopsy NP0rt on Elvll Presley LI in tbe banda of a Sbelby County Grand Jury lD· vestiaattni the prMCripdon-writ.taa practices of Dr. Georie . NicbopoWoua, the late rock 'n' roll 1tar'll pbyslcian. lo addiUoa to recetvtn1 tbe repo.rt Monday the rrand jury beard testimoay from Dr. Eric Muirhead, dd-ei ol patbolosY at Baptilt Holpital, wbo cooducted the autopsy after Presley's death Aug. 16, um. The panel bas been lnvesUaaUng Nicbopoulos since January, sbort1y after the Tennessee Board of Medical Ex· aminer11 found hlm guilty ol over·prescribing drup to 10 pa· tients, including Presley. a.uatuS..INe•• SAN DIEGO <AP> -An unexpected thundentonn bit San Diego today, dropping ball three-quarters of an inch in diameter through Miuioo Valley. Hail waa generally soft, and no damage was reported. Snow was falling in San Diego County mountains aa low as Julian at 4,200 feet. E' ... PageAJ GOATS .AIRLIFT. · .. and the Navy will put up another $80.000. They will be transported by a Lockheed Electra aircraft from San Clemente Island to Kem· Inyo County where they will be used in a fire abatement pro- gram. The animals will be put to work eating weeds and grass in fire breaks, thus lessening the E'....,PapAJ POISON ••. r isk of brus h fires in the northern California community. Ms. Winterbottom said her group believes transporting the a nimals by air is safer than by Navy barge. "Our concern is that nooe of the animals die in ~ansit," she said. The ani.mals are to be rounded up in heat-activated, chain Unk fence t raps designed by pro- fessional trapper James Clapp. Prior to being flown to the mainland, the goats w1l1 receive seven inoculations to prevent stress. disease and to immunize ·the animals against diseases on the mainland "that they may not be used to in the San Clemente Island environment." .,,.m.r.ua .......... Th .. .,.. ... ._ olUM = Clliut ........ Coe••• ............. .......,,. .... 11 ............... o1...,eo11••••1n. · ......... atr COuDcilmu &raaal lenerdJ HHtted lD Hva~ Bocb tbat propoMd ..... d.. .,, ... Rate ...... oo••l11loa ere not 1troa1 ....... UJt .. not = for eDID• mlN.,_.. to fl'om IDlll- ten la wtaldl tlMt7 laa•• rect6Wd ctmlMlio eoetrUM1t1001:• be deeiar.l -• .,,. 4Jlftld1l1 WOald DOt ..... lDf wt.et \beJ ..... eleeted OJr. potDt.d to do... . Jut.ad, Bft'Dudl W&Dtl to prollilllt adkm of aQ ldlld GD ~tkma br die••'°"" or no make cootributklm, to aay Of tlM nstoeal eom- mlNklo'1 ll ....-.. tbe commlMkJR wW 1tuc1J bis propoul at a me.tiq lD 'l'Gr· .. aace ADril 11. Bern-.rdj replaced Loa An1elea Clty Councilman Altbv Snyder oa tbe comm•Hloll. Snyder WU foreed to quit 1lllt month aftel' diadolturea that be and other eomm•ulonvs bad re- ceived up to t:I00,000 iD coabtbg. tioo1 from bullwtet 1Jbo bad matt.en before them. ~Garden Grow Mayor Elerth Rlck" Ericbon WU lilted .. e of tboee commilaionen wbo aueaedly used tbelr posiUon u a tool to tMdlctup of their campaip finances. . Erlcboo had conllnned that be accepted $30,000 from coastal commiaakla applicants. He bad announced previously that be is quitting the com- miasioa later this tnooth to nm for the State Assembly. Bernardi sald the ac~ or this form of cootrib\ltions bas downgraded opinions of public officials. "It tends to reinforce the public opinion that we all are a bunch of crooks," be said. Bernardi said bis proposal is important in that it will assure responsible people that they won't be coerced into making contributions in return for a favorable dedsion. He said tbe guidelines also would be welcomed by responsi· · ble builders and developen. "They must feel tbat there always ls a threat that they will be hit to make cootributioos. The State Coastal Commiuioo was scheduled today to consider guidelines that would probition individual commissioners from voling on m~tters in which they received money The regional commission con- trols. construction permits for coastline property in Orange and Los Angeles coWlties. and who is going to know?" Safeway management aod ~ounty health officials were urg- ing c ustomers who shopped ~tween 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. Sun· day to return any ooo-canned foods. No cases of poisoning heve been reported, but one doc· tor complained of nausea after eating pickles bought at the La Jolla store, San Diego Regional Poison Center director Betts Wall ace said. She said the transfer "is much more humane than having bun· , tera shoot them from hellcop· Decisions by the regional panel can be appealed to tbe }fll s tate commission. F,.._P.,,eAI Business will continue as usual in all stores, spokesmen said. Meanwhile, police were in- vestigating a report that two in· dividuals asked a La Jolla hardware store last week where pure cyanide could be purcbued. The FBI, which baa entered the cue in San Die10, said lt ls similar to one in Oakland two weekl qo. Joeepb Garcia was freed oo ball after being charged with threatenlnl to put tainted food oa Safeway shelves this month, the FBI laid. Autbol'tU. in San Diego sald tbey knew of no connection between the cues. \ DAILY PILOT -··-~-~ --·-~ ..,..., ____ __, ,..... ..... •. ,...,... n::-.:;:=- ters." And while the goat transfer appears to be a success for the IRAN environmental groups, attorney · • • • Winterbottom said ber group ls iovestigatihg yet another island aoimal problem. "Now the U.S. Parks service is looking int.o destroying rabbit.II on Santa Barbara lalan.JL,:.i. sbe said. ~ "They want to introduce dis- ease to the island, poison the r abbits or hunt them down," she s aid. "You'd think tbey!d learn the public wilt not alt still for these so-called animal problems," Ms. • Winterbottom said. Saf et)r Official Joins in Probe SANTA CLARA (AP) -The federal Consumer Products Safety Comm.iaaioo la pf'Obinl a weekend roller coaster accident at Man1ott'a Great America amusement park that tilled a teen-aae boy, spokesman Lari')' Cornell says. Cornell said an invesU,ator was at tbe amusement ~~ Monday to join at.ate and agenciel trytnc to determiae the cause ol tbe accident. "positive development" and confirmed "we were considering additional sanctions againat Iran" bad the announcement not been forthcoming. He did not elaborate, but added: "We would like to see this positive development cootinued and our foremost consideration will be devoted to the earliest pos sible r e lea se of the boeta1ee." The Iranian president, after speaking about domestic mat- ters for nearly an hour and a half, reviewed recent develop- m ents in the hostage crisis and said: •'The Di.Sbl before last the Revolutiooary Council decided .)h•l ii America iaaues an onldal st•tement that untJJ 1ucb time as the MaJlls <Parliament) la formed and the proper decilloo 11 taken,, America refrains from all propa1aoda or any claim or st.atement or any pro- voc atlon, tbe Revolutionary Counct1 agreed to take the hostages under lts care aod custody. .. .... Burden Lifted Overpaymentll Settled" WINCHESTEa Va. <AP> -Todd Towlen, who received more than Sl.mlWon in overpayments on a Ufbee lmuranee P9Ucy, 1ays be a1reed to a setUement cauae .. I wu lollnl 1leep over lt ." . F.qultable Life A11uran~ Co. vice president Werner Weinstock said Towlen bad sltned the out-of· court eettlement. He said' Tow&en will return the .tt.OCSl.M8, and Towlen aalcl he would receive an un· 1pecilied amount of interest. Equitable llled ault contendlns Towlen received moo=ymenu of '82,000 instead .of sn on hi• la\e adMr'a -,oUcy. · ' ALCALA ••• o.Hy ...... S4llff ....... BUYER OF JOHN WAYNE'S HOME LEAVES PROBATE COURT WJtHam Bettinger (left). Other Man Unldenttfted Youth Slain; Paraplegic Uncle Charged A ~year-old paraplegic is In lhe jail ward al UCI Medical Center today. charged with the s hooting death Mooday night of his 14-yea1"-o ld n e phew 1n Fullerton. Police refused to release the dead boy's name or to discuss · tbe circumstances of the shoot- ing. Officers a rrested Mark D. Maya, 25. of Fullerton, after tus nephew was found dead at 10 40 p.m . or a gunshot wound to the face at Mays' home. Mays, although not injured. was lalcen to the medical cen- ter's jail ward because Orange County Jail does not bave the medical factuties h.is handicap requires. police said Wrong Way Pilot Back S AN DtEGO <AP l -Air Bahia says a pilot grounded five days for landing the wrong way is back flying its twin-engine, 10-seat planes between San Diego and Tijuana. But ~ company spokesm an said pilot Ian Re fo followed proper procedure whe n he became worried about his engines after taking off recently at Lindbergh Field The pla ne carrying four passengers was Qnly 200 feet m the air March 19 when Refo Celt the engine "miabeat." got clearance to land and made a 180-degree turn In settmg down .on the same runway be had left. in the other direction. NO other plane waa oo the runway. ' r ... P••r'AJ WAYNE ••• that he would not allow pboto- gr a ph1c equipment 1nto h1s courtroom as be had ,,revtously said be would. Soden said that Califonua·s }udicial council. which had ap- proved suspem1on tha.s year of rules prohibiting photographing or recording within court.rooms wn1le rourt is in session. had set J une 1 as the date for modtfym~ lhat ruJe. Soden said the council warned JUdges "not to jump the gun." • DNfl'~S-"- N£G0T1ATE0 SALE Realtor John Macnab Queen Has Cold LONDON <AP > -Quee n El uabetb II cance led her engagements on Monday and stayed ln ber room at Windsor Castle to nurse a cold. Buclt- mgbam Palace announced. toot.me at a poster be wanted her to see, but can remember not.h.lng ebe after that. Her next recoUecUon, Miu Shapiro aai~ was of waking up at home, where abe wu bedridden wttb injuries for 1everaJ months. Former police officer C brlatopber Camacho 'had earUer told the court that be bad found the child lying' in a pool of · blood in the kitchen area of the home. Camacho testified that a bystander aaw Lbe man pidt the girl up on the street and bad followed t.be car t.o the house in Hollywood before callinl ~- Camacho said be and otber ol- ficera respoodea t.o the call and took up posttlou around the house. He aaid be went to the front door and lmoclred, callltng a nude man be identified as Ale ala to part a curtain ud look out Camacho u.ld Alcala seemd · nervous and did not open the front door as ordered. Instead. he t~tified, Alcala backed away and d.iNppeared. The prosecutioo witness said he' could bear a "commotion" within the house. and kicked in the froot door. In the kitchen', he found Miu Shapiro lying oo the floor naked with a round, meta.I bar across her neck. She was bleeding heavily from several woW>ds. Youth Critical After Irvine Auto Smashup A ,17-year-old lrvine youth re- mains in critical condition today an St. Jude Hospital, Fullerton. after a weekend automobile ac- cident. Laurel Suki Tbomu ol 3ll>2 Claremont St. suffered a rus>- t ured con>Oary art.er)' when bis car collided with another -car oa Sand Canyon Avenue at the San Dleio Freeway. police aaid. M att.bew J . Whaley and Dar- rel Locte, both stationed at El Toro Marine Qwps Air Statico, were ln the other' car involved in the Saturday Diehl accident. Whaley, wbo WU dririnl, was releued Mooday from the Long Beach Naval Hospital. Locke wu treated and released from tbe hospital at tbe El Toro Mari.De Corpe Air Station. .. I ,, I . • I r-73,,11 CZlla/J1J C}/1wfioAI Flnt ltwelry JS fASHION ISlANO • NlWPORl BEACH. CAllFORNIA 926&0 •a.Id be called the com&Wlf abqu! the. mau. and 0 1 watt.I m yean tor O.m to call me back." • I! -•. \ -- --~oStage status · Unclear l . Clemente bk ·Goatlift to~ Start 87 9l'S\'S llftC8D.L .. _....,,.... .... The U.S. Navy and an environ-. mental IJOQP are plet1q up tbe alr fare "or more than 4,000 1oatl wbldt are expected to be alrllfted from San Clemente l9laod to tbe mainland be&in· ms April t . That'• tbe day therm~ thated gates will be set up to capture ma11y of tbe island aoata, and a spokeswoman for tJae Fand f« Animal.a gr:oup says .. e hopes 60 percent of the animals will be removed within , . Punks Spray I Cars in HB About 80 cars parked near a Huntington Beach Catholic church were spray painted with anti- rellgious and punk rock slogans sometime late Monday, police reported today. ; Victims of the graffiti f I• attack, many who are • neighbors ol Sts. Simon and Jude Catholic Church, ' 204f' Magnolia St., told , police all of the cars were • sprayedwithblackpaint. The SJ>nl.Y paint attack, police wa. appears to be the work of one individual. No estimate on damage baa been made. rAliso Belt ·\Preservation ;Project OK'd By PIDL SNEIDERMAN Of ... O.lly f'lleC 11.tf 1 Plans for preservation of the tbe lint• days of the operation. Tbe ulJDal a1rW't enda a year· 1001 ~between tbe Navy and -entalilta over· the fate ot 4,000 Jrild goata cm San Clemea&.e lalancl. · Navy offlclalt claim tbe vorac.loua animals . are· destroy· inc several endangered species -of J?lant.I and animals on the island·, and bad proposed to shoot the eoats But the Fund for Animals group and a San Clemente or· gantzatioo known aa Give Our Anbnals Time <GOAT> got a Judie to order the Navy to looll lnto otber means of ridding the laland ol. the animals. U .$. Dlatrict Court Judge Robert Takas11gl ordered the Navy to allow trapping and re- locaUoa ol. the goata from the island to a northern California ranch last December. Laguna-Beach attorney Ellen Winterbottom, attorney for the animal lovers, said Monday her group wU1 put up $120,000 ol the trapping and tranaport.atioo cost (See GOATS, Page AZ> Deal cOnflrmed Duke's Home Sells For $3.47 Millioii Orange County Superior Court Judge Mark Soden has con- firm~ the sale of John Wayne's Newport Beach home for $3.47 million. The purchaser of the late ac- tor's home at 2686 Bayshore Drive was identified a~ Mrs. William John Bettinten of Beverly Hills. . Macnab-lryine Realty Com· pany of Newport Beach wilt get a commission fee of four percent of tbe sale price, or about $131,800. C> Atkll•J Stanfonl Rabln, ap. pearing for the three executors of thew~ est.Me, told Soden the la.le wu coaaidered 1n the bfft lnterest ol. the estate. the sale, said the Bettingen.s will use the Newport Beach home as their primary residence. Wayne was the thitd owner of the home, which bad been,. re- modeled twice. The bome bas'15 rooms, including seven bedrooms. Tbe home's asking price when it weot on the market after the actor's death was $4.S million. In a related development, Judge Soden told reporters • before today's com bearing that be 'WOUid DOt alJqtr pboto- ir a pblc equipment Into bis courtroom as be bad previously said be woukL (See WAYNE, Pace AZ> ) ..., ........ Liddi HensJey ~ "5. of Costa Kesa, takes U. f.lmily rabbfts for an outing on their leashes. They are "P.J ." and "Sniffles," young Dutch rabbits the Hensleys, 470 Flower St., are leash training. .. , Tbe offer for the home was originally made March 12. Mrs Bettingen's cash offer was ac· cepted by the three executors of the estate, Michael Anthony Wayne, one of the actor's soos; Louis Johnson, a business as-sociate of Wayne, and Newport Beach attorney John S. Warren. Poisoner ·Tells Demand Wants 50 Diamonth From Supermarket Chain 4,367-acre Aliso Greenbelt ..... I southeast of Laguna Beacb, with I Hmited recreaHonal and ( agricultural development, were f approved Monday by the South ; Coast Regional Commiasion. Judge Soden. al the beginning of today's proceedings, said an overbid of $3 .6 million was necessat#' to outbid Mrs. Bet- lingen. There were no takers. SAN DIEGO CAP) - Authorities awaited word today from an extortionist who wants t e riyaki sauce had bee n Poisoned. :fhe La Jolla sto~ closed S unday while em ployees scoured the market for other items that might have been coo- taminated. ' Commissioners added a 1 stipulation, however, that addi· t.ional plans should be developed for protection of archeological remains of historic Indian settle- ments. Monday's recommendation will be forwarded to the l Callfornia Coastal Commission, 1 wbich is expected to consider ~e plan at a mid·April meeting. Tbe Aliso Greenbelt area con· ~ists of undeveloped land im· mediately east and south of the City ol Laguna Beach between the city and the development of Laguna Nipel and the proposed Allao Viejo development. n ex· tends to Aliso County Beach. Preeent plans call for pres· ervatloll of most of this area in its natural state. Pub&ic recrea- tion facilities, including campsites and picnic arounds, would account for about 13 per· cent Gt the Wtal area. To generate funds for main· tenanee ol the land, a vtneyard wltb auociated winery and restaurant is planned, along with a 300-room resort hotel and eonleneee center. Expansion of ~ S. Brown GoU Course also ii expected. The coastal commbalooers ac· cepted a staff recommendation · that tWG restaurants propoled Clee ALIBO, P .. e AJ) ForuinSet In Cl,emente An additional $1.48 million would be paid by Mrs. Bettingen to the Irvine Company to pu,rchase the waterfront land on which the house sits. Wayne leased the land in the Baysbores se.otjon of Newport Beach for $6,'®0 a ye.ar. Today's hearing in Superior Court to approve the sale was dictated by the probate rroceed- ing under which Wayne s estate will be settled. Those present at the bearing today included Michael Wayne and Mrs. Betilngen's husband. Real estate agent John Mac- nab, whose firm is handling YOLC.4NO NAMES DUE FOR TOTS LONGVIEW, Wash. CAP) - Ov,rlieard over coffee as townspeople taJked about the continulng volcanic activity at Mount St. Helens: 1 'U the mountain really blows, they've decided to name their new baby Helena if it's a girl and Ashle>: if it's a boy." Atlrlft la Beat • 5-0 diamonds from the nation's largest supermarket chain in ex· change for revealing what foods on store shelves may have been laced with deadly cyanide. A bottle of tainted teriyaki sauce was found Sunday al a Safeway store in Pacific Beach, four miles from a La Jolla store where a jar of poisoned pickles was found with a note attached Saturday, authorities said. The note signed by "The Poison Gang" threatened lo "poison food in every Safeway store in the area" unless the de· mand for diamonds was met. Police U . Ron Seden would say only tbat "negotiations" with the extortionilta were un- der way. The note attached to the pickle jar told Safeway, which operates 45 stores in San Diego County and some 2,000 nationwide, "It is up to you what will happen next." "You have until 6 p.m . today to obta1n fifty CSO) loose diamonds one (1) carat or larger of &ood quality. You wlll be con- tacted!" the note read. Police said Monday a man with "an older voice" called the Pacific Beach store Sunday night, warn.in& that a bottle of A county Department of H e alth s pokes woman. Dr, Georgia Reaser, said the sauce was spiked with a lethal dose of poison. Sbe said the 46-ounce jar of Vlasic dill pickles cont.a\ned 1,400 milligrams of cylUUde - more than five times the amount needed to kill a human. "If a fami.ly had eaten that bottle of pickles, it would have killed them all," said county Deputy Corooer..Jay Jobnsoo. "With some things il's easy to see if it's been messed with," said one Safeway employee, "But a jar ol picltJes" You can screw ltie top back on real tight and who is going to know?" . Safeway manage ment and county health officials were urg· ing c ustomers wbo shopped <See POISON, Pase A2) I aguna Man Caught In Hash Crackdown RENO, Nev. CAPf -Fifteen people, lncludlng a former Laguna Beach man, bave been indicted for alleged tnvolvemeut in what could be the neUon's laraut hashish lmpqrlaUon ring, Nevada U.S. Attorney B. Mahloll Brown said today. The "Tahoe Tommy" drug ring "may provide as much as 50 pen:ent ct all t.be bub.lab ln this country," said Brown. "Tb at is not an exa11eraUon." The key figure in the drug ring is alleged to be Batte Thomas Lowe Smith. Smith, 32 , alternately lived in tbe Tahoe area, Southern California, San Francisco, Hawaii, and London. Clemente Man Rescued Smith and others lndlcted in the cue are accused of coo - spiracy to import ba.shi.ab, im, portiJll, compiracy to possess hashish with intent to diatribute, and conspiracy to cauae in· terstate travel In aid of a raclc.eteeri.Da enterprise. 1be in- dictments were returned Feb. 4 bqt rep:uuned sealed until today lolloWUlJ Smith's arT"est lo San· la Ana, Calif. Alao ladlcted wa1 Samuel Cutkomp, 53, of Tahoe Clty, who bu recently admitted conaplr· Ing to lmpott more than 200 pounds m COCalne into tb1I COUD· try. Several other members ol the eutkomp rip& allo have been 1ndle!ted lD the "Tahoe Tommy" operation. By DON CJIAPM,,AN CM •Deity~ SUH . A San aemente maJ was un· der'oing oblerv1Uon in a San D\e10 boapltal today afteT beinl rescued about 30 miles soot.beast of Catallna Island by crewmen of a Naval amphibious auault 1blp. Blcbard·Horn, 49, of 858 Calle Pluma:. was lost a nd un· conacioua in the cockpit of bll 28 foot sailboat, the Eatber J ., when crewmen of the USS New Orleau found blm. · He bad reported belna lQw on fuel aad wuk and eabauatecl but-- the nuona wen aot clear. He waa aebeduled to be taken to a • ... Balboa Hospital lD Sao DMlo by Naval belleopter. Hom bad been given beMlnp to tall to Dana Point Harbol', but four boun later be repon.d eon· fusion about bit po11Uoo, Cout Guard spokesmen rePO!led. The crewmen atioard tbe New Orie._ pCcted up the laforma· lion about llor1''• condltioll and plotted bil poeldon. Horn bed N · ported aeetn' another abtp wblcb turned out to be U.. ~ Frederick. Tbe l'redenck, New Or1eam and other venell were OI\ an •mpblbiou. exerdle off the nMl el a-ua .. Cdlornla, 1N1YJlllOt•m•Mti . "TM New Ora..m plott.ct the . . .. ... postUoa of the Frederick and proceeded to flnd Hom. When they Sot to the aallboat, be ~as uncomdoQs. bl tbe cockpit. They lowered a bollt with a doctor' into bla aailboat," u.ld Bill Bartkw, publtc information officer for tbeNaw. F0\11' ·enw memben of Urie New OrteaDI ** t.be J:ltblr J . to Dana Point. Ron reruJDed on the Naval ab1p onrnltht. and WU~ ID Ila .. condWoD. BarUNI aaJd Born ud repart. eel that be Md left A nkm fot t.be .......................... He Hid be did not now bow .... lfDrn bad bMd It Ma. . .. Tbe fedtral Dr111 Znfotee· · ment Admlnistratloo clalml tbat since April 1111· cer\aln at the def•adant.t •uceeaful.IJ ..... 1tid over aT ,000 pounds of bubilb lato tbe United a.Ms, throqb t.be Late 'PUoe area. for evtDlUal dlltrtbutloe la tbe ••t. Brqwn Mid the value at tM bu blab ta ln • 'tbt tena of mnu;: ot dollan. •• Re allo JUd tb• -.nu abould Ii•" a <IM '"811. Pa,.AI) H0stile ACtions Hayed a, ne Allodaeed Press Iranian President Abolhassan Bani.s.dr offered to take control of the American bestages if the U.S. pemment pledged to ab- •ta in from all bostile acts and pro- piganda, qalnst Iran unW the boetaees' fate is decided by the new Parliament. Spokesmen for the militants holding the so U.S. Embassy boatagea refused to comment immediately. "We have decided to stay quiet for the time being," said one reached by telephone by The Associated Press from Nicosia. Cyprus. He denied an NBC report that · the militants said they would keep their captives until the Ira- nian Parliament meets. At the White House, Presadent Carter responded to Bani-Sadr's offer by deferring imposition of further sanctions againat Iran. But Carter did not answer directly wbeo asked by a re- porter whether the United St ates would meet the Ira.Dian pre:o11- dent'1 demand for a ptedge not to provoke or propagand ize against Iran . Bani-Sadr's statement. made to angry shouts and boos rrom a throng of 200.000 Iranians at a revolutionary tally in Tehran. did oot neeessarily mean the boatages, m their 150lh day of ca ptivity , woutd be free d qwclc.ly. In fact the Iranian leader re- au u red the crowd, "I e m - i>bube to you that the hostages will not be freed until the shah is extradii.ed . . . " Earlier in tbe rally, revolu· tlonary l eader Ayatollah RuboUab Khomeini said in a speech read by his son Ahmad that cart.er wu ''following the wrong path'' in bis efforts to free the hostages and ''must realize . . bi.s support for the ousted shah . . . does not leave room for an booorable solution of the issue." The Khomeuli speech made no me ntion or a transfer or the hostages to Iranian govemm~ custody. . Khomeini reiterated that the decision on whethe r to free the Americans would be made by the new Parliament. which 1s not elected and is not expected to convene until late spring at the earliest. U .S . officials be lt e ve. however. that the transfer or the Americans to government custody will lessen tbe threat to their safely and fa cilitate negotiations for their release. The Iranian offer to transfer the hostages bad been expected in Washington, and Carter had been holding an announcement of new sanctions against Iran in abeyance. Cart.er. who met with senior advisers at S a.m. today to dis· cuss the Bani-Sadr overture. told reporters in the Oval Office the a nnounce ment was a <See lllA.N, Page A?> Coast Weather Clearing sides with sun· ny day s prevailin'g through We dnesday. Slishtty windy with heavier breezes in coutal and mountain regions. High temperature today and Wedneed.ay in low 70s. Lowa tonlabl 4S to 50. IN819•TOD"Y All dderfr MO'fllalld mora tollo /aCtl trial bl,,.. •lopag o/ a 1011Ua t0ho Urew no10balb at hil hoau~ ii dra10h1g Mcior· ·~mpath11 /f'Offt actoa tile natioft. SH PogeA1. ..... "'"----.. .......... 111 ~ :::-'t : :...~ ..c: ...................... ~ .. ..,..... ..... M a..... C.• ....... c:-.y .,. ~ ... ....._ ........ 0 • Afl Att.•.tCI ........... ,...... . ... ................... ........ I ... T......... .. .......,.._ . CN ,,.....,._ ... ........ ,..... .. . ...,.,,.,. ca ..,......_ M ... \. • ................. SAN DIEGO (AP) -An unexpected thundentorm bit San Dieao today. droDPlu baU three-quarters ol an lneb lD diameter tmoqlb Mlask>D v a11ey. Hall WU generally IOft.. and DO damage WU reported. Snow wu falling in San Diego County mountalna u low u Julian at 4.200 feet. Pape) Membe~ Asks ·Stiff Fund Guides ) By ROBERT BARKER Of_DMfy ...... S.... The newest member of Lbe South Coast Regional Coastal Commission called Monday for stiff guidelines oo contributions of money to commissioners. Los Angeles City Councilman Ernani Bernardi asserted in Huntington Beach that proposed gujdelines by tbe state coastal com mission are not strong enough. .. It is not enough for com- missioners to abstain from mat- t.en in 'Which they have received campaign contributions," be declared. · Pta•P-AJ m.AN' ••• "positive development" and confirmed "we were considering additional sanctions against Iran" had the announcement not been fortbcomlng. He did DOt elaborate, but added : "We would like to see this positive development continued and our foremost consideration will be devoted to the earliest possible rele'ase of the hostaaes." Tbe lranlan president, after spealcl.ng about domestic mat- ters for nearly an hour and a half, reviewed recent develop- ments in the hostage criJla and said : "The night before last the Revolutionary Council deelded that lf America l.uues an official statement that unUl aucb UEM as the Majlla <PuHameot) la formed and the proper deelalon is taken, America refrains from all propaganda or any claim or statement or any pro. vocation, UJe Revolutionary Council agreed to take tbe ho1ta1e• under Its ,care and custody. "Thia ta u far u we have gone 10 flf.'' Bani-Sadr went~n detail about recent ex anges between the U.S. d Iranian governments aa ing in the :;peecb monitored in London: DAILY PILOT . ' '1'be official& would not be do- ing what they are elected or ap- pointed to do." Instead. Bernardi wants to prohibit action of any kind on applications by developers or builders who make contributions to any of the regional com- mission's 12 members. The commi&ak>o will study his p~posal at a meeting in Tor· r~ce April 21. Bernardi replaced Los Angeles City Councilman Arthur Snyder on the comml&alon. Snyder waa fOl'«d to quit last month after disclosures lb.at be and other commissioners bad re- ceived up to $200,000 in cootribu· lions from buaioeues who bad m atters before them. Garden Grewe llayor Elertb "Rl~k., EricboD WU lilted U one of those commissioners wbo allegedly used their positloo as a tool to buildup of their campaign finances. Ericboo bad confirmed. that he acCepted $30,000 from coastal commission applicants. He bad announced previously that be is quitting the com· mission later th1s month to run for the State Assembly. Bernardi said the acceptance of~bis of conlrlbutlooa bas dow aded oplniona of public o claJ&,, . "It tends to reinforce tbe public opinion that we all are a bunch ol crooka," be said. Bernardi said biJ proposal la important ln that lt will uaure responsible people that they won't be coerced into mating contributions lo return for-a favorable declalon. He aald the guidelines aho would be welcomed by responsi· ble builders and developers. "They must feel that there always is a threat that they will be bit to make cootribuJioos. Tbe State Coutal Comml•Lon was scheduled today to coasider guidelines lb.at would problUoo individual commiP1ooen from voting oo matters in wblcb they recel ved money. The regional commlasioo coo· trola construction permits for coastllne property lo Orange and Loe Angeles counties. Decisions by tbe regional panel can be appealed to the full state commiaalon. HASH ••• "subatantlal Impact on the av allablllty of baablab throuebout the United Sta*.'' It la believed that tbe arouP was payin& between '200 and $400 • pound for t.be bubilb lD P,aklltan and Lebanon . Wbolesale Talue 11 $1,800 to $1,ooo a pound lD um couatr')'. H11Ma reta111 trom .., to MOO a ounce. A1lo bdded were: TeiaWA O'Dean. •. ol San f'r'UdKO• Rlcb&rd HudaoD, at, llooald Rodeman. 12., and 'Dara 8-0D, D, allot W. Vqu; JJmmy Joe Coralcb. 35. of Lake Taboe; Robert TaJJor, Sf, of Dana Potot, Calif. ; Edward Taylor; 54, of La1un• Beach, Calif.: Scot David Cleppet, 80. of Loa An1eles; Daniel Parker, 33, of Denver, Colo.; Alli All Kab.D. 38, o( Xaracbl, PakPtan; W&JM H7de, %7. ot Montreal,~~ RObert Strafella. a, and Cook, •. botb ol ffew York. Nft YOU CAP> -T1ae &1· ......... *if• ee11•• eW baall:, CbaM aabattu,....., raiNd ha Jtlme ..... "' peat to ....... ",.....,.....,,.. . ..., oww IM n&e ezn•ced ti'f .......,........ . . ,.,,.. c6lr' ..,.. buka 1'\am.. d•1 ........ tbtlr Pl1•• ...... lq ratea '4 Point to lt~ I*'.· cept, 1natobla1 lb• level aD· DOU ... bJ But ol Am.ta udmllltodMr'llMtnet. Clttbuk. t.be aat1oe•1 MCODd· lartHt commercial ballk, moved to ~ ,...eeot a"-lD· cN.U. tbe pn.me ra$e '4 ~ to lt'4 Prid.ay. Muufaetunn Raoo\W 1"rmt Co., raaked No. '· at.so ~ up '4 point to 19"1 percent. ... odael-~. ~ top.ranbd BaM ~ Amerka. tD- creaaed tJaelr prime leadlat rate. by a ball ~pUi to lt~ pereeat Frida)'. Tbe prime la ~ rate ... cbarse oa loau to best cor-,.fbrate cuatomen. Otber COl'-teaUom seoeia11y must pay a w J)frtt11ta1e pointa above t rate. . The prime rate stood al 1Wt percent oal7 a moat.b a&Q. but bas lDcreued raPcUy l!Dee U.. because of credit Uabteatac movee by t.be sovenuneat lD an effort to a.low lallation. AIJso · ... for the Moulton Meadows area be moved to anotber &ocatioo. Tbe City ol Lquu Beaeb plans to an.na and cootrol t.b1a area. Repreaentathea from •n Oran1e County Indian tribe uked the eommluiooen to in· elude in the Allio plan pro- vlslooa for protecting Indian archeological ail.es in the area, asserting that they are among the few alt.es not destroyed by the development boom in Orange County. The commissioners agreed to include that recommendation.. The Allao Greenbelt plan was I.he .. it.em ~idered by \be ·com mioionen during their 11 lh·bour meettnc. The commisaiooen ltill pres· ent who voted unanimously to approve the plan were E:r'naru Bernardi, Michael Levett, Jack.le Heather. Melvtn Nutter, Ruth Gala.oter. Patricia Towner and llanueJ Orozeo. Campaign Funds Lacking In Capistrano The small campaign contribu- tions reported by San Juan Capiatrano C1ty Council can· dldatea underlines the modest campaign lb.la year in the Mis· sion City. Seven candidates an aeetmc two seat.a oo the City Councll April 8, and campalp contribu- tion atatemenll r11:ently re- leued abow lDcumbeot Mayor Kenneth Frleaa baamaued S1 ,488 to date -more than twice h1I DeaN9t competitor. All the contribatiooa to all tbe can- didates total lee.a than $100. FrMu stated be bu spent ooly $744 of his campaicn cootrtbu- Uons, mostly for prlnlillg, sta- Uooery and ~ing . Cbemlcal eo1lneer Oliver Dale Smltb bu col.lec:ted ... to date, and has spent It all. Smith is followed by incumbent COUD· cllman Lawrence Buchheim, wbo reports contributing t540 to hia.own campalp. Ilse Byrnes, chairman ol the eqaestrian commiuloo lD San Juan aays she bu collected SNS to date, and pilot James Atkins m bu apent *'*· Candidates Dan Van1alla and Harold M. Dunn Jr. reported lbey have received leu tb&D $200 in campalp contributiam.. POISON ••• between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. Sun- day to retum any ooo-unned fooda. No cases of poilonlns hne ~ reported. but one doe· tor ~ ol naUMa after eau.ni bout.bl at U. La · Jolla store, San Dies<> ReciOeal Polaoo C.nter director BeUa Wallaeeaaid. • Bu1lne11 t.'UI CODtlDae .. Ulual In ,u ltonl, •Pokllmm 1a1d. Surfboards Stolen Bu.rslan bf'Ok~ 1 window tCJ 1aln entrance to tbe Mldaet Smith Sur/board shop in Su Clemente Monday, 011ttn, off wttb three Slya 1w1boardl and a wetauit. Operaton Mid U.. IDll I nua t.be IAop !it Ill~ eGrMr ti SI CamJao Bee ··•1ad A•••u• "1NODwu-. f °"" ................ BUYER OF JOHN WAYNE'S HOME LEAVES PROBATE COURT W..m Bettinger (left), Other Man UnJdentttled Rough Seas End Hunt for Inst Copter The search for a crashe9 011 company helicopter and the body of a 26-year-old man believed trapped inside the wreck.age was called off today due to routh waters off the coast of Huntington Beach. Police saJd the AminotJ USA helicopter, which crashed Sahu- day night about 300 yards o(f Bolla Chica State Beach, a like- ly drifting a.long the ~an floor, caught up in strong offshore cur· rents. The miaaing passenger, Jeff Mooo of Long Beach, was pre- sumed tilled along with pilot, Gary Lee Rohwer, 49. of Lake Elsinore. wbeo lhe helicopter noae-dlved into the water. Rohwer• body was reeoV'ered. Police aaid an Orange County sherilrs divtng team will re· sume its underwater search for the helicopter wreckage wbeo rough ocean cooditlooa calm down ahd water vislbWty clears The three-man d1v10g team s pent four hours S und ay searching for the body and the wreckage but turned up only a swollen helicopter seat and a portion ol a pontoon. Meanwhile, police reported Amlnoll officials are planrung a searcll th1a week which wouJd in· elude a diving team and the use of sonar e_quipment to trace down the bdk:opter. A minotl olftdab declined to comment oo their plan!. The otl company helicopter was taking an employee to an offahoredrt.lllncplatlorm -Plat- form Emmy, located about three miles oC'f coaat. Wltnesees who aaw the crash said it IOUDded like an explosion. One person aald the copter dipped toward the ocean, pulled back up and then dropped. r...-P-.AJ WAYNE ••.• Soden said that California's judictal cou.ocil, wbJcb had ap- proved suapenslo(l thla year ol rules prob.lbibng photographing or recording withtn courtrooms whale court 1s tn :.es:.1on . had ~t ,June 1 as the date for modlfytng that rule · Soden satd the councu warned Judges "'not to Jump the gun " , . o.My ~·-IUff ~ NEGOTIATED SALE RHltor John M•cnab ~HikeAsked 9/ GTON CAP> -The Carter adm.i.nUtraUoo has a.sited Congre55 for a 500 percent in· crease in the budget for the Council on Wage and Price Stabilit y. The agency would begin requiring that some com· paoies make advance nollllca· Uoo when prices are about to be raised. ,I GOATS ••• and the Navy will put up another $80.000. They wtlJ be transported by a Lockheed Electra aircraft from Sao Clemeot.e bland to Kttn- Jnyo County where they will be uaed lD a fire abatement pro- gram. The animal• will be put to work eating weeds and grass in fire brealta, thus leaM'flinl the risk of brush fires in the northern California community. Ma. Winterbottom said her group believes transporting the aolmab by air ls safer than by Navy barge. "Our concern is that noae of lhe animala die in transit." abe uid. The animals are to be rounded up in beat·actJvat.ed, chain link fence trapc designed by pro- fessional trapper James Clapp. Prior lo belng flown to the ma10Jand, the goats wUJ te()elve :.eve n inoculatiooa to prevent stress, disease and to immunize • the animals against diseases on the mainJand "that they may not be used to in lbe San Clemente Island environment." She said the transfer ·'ls much more humane than having bun- ters shoot lb~ from helicop- ters " And wblle the goat transfer appears lo be a success for tbe environmental groups, attorney Winterbottom said her group is investigating yet another Wand animal problem. ··Now the U S. Parks service ia looldn& into destr'Oyin& rabbits 00 Santa .Bartaa.ra lalad.1• .. said. ··TI>ey want to lnlrOdace dis- ease to the island, poi.son the rabbits or hunt them down," she said ... You'd thJ.nJt they'd learn the public wUl not sit still for these so c aUed arumal problems," Ms Wanterbottom said. Bodies Found In Desert M OJAVE CA P > -Two partial&¥ decomposed bodies were found in the Mojave Desert during t.be night, Kem County sheriff's olficers reported. A man who li v• in a nearby c abin s potted the bodies northwest of Cacbe Creek and State Route S8, deputies said. Ofncen sent to the scene this momiol bad not determined the 1deotitiea or the two people nor the cause of their deaths. \BJdl <1Ualh1J </t1tuj;oJ/ '1M /~Miry ls rASHION •SLA""o • NtWPORT HACH. CALlrORNIA cnfi&o ~ . -----·---~~ _ _L .. ' . Meaa Theapiam Uq.ture Fe.timl B1 IDJlY a.At18&N .. ..., ....... Good aetilll 11 beeomlnt a tradition at Costa lleaa'a Estancia Hl1h School. Fwtbe....t~lna row. the aehool's Thes-e!:" haft! capt:ared tbe . pnlduct..,.. award at tbe c.i State Long Beaeh drama eompditioo. IA8T YEA& tbe Thes- pians toot top honors for tbe ,belt production, best actor and best actress. This year, Alan Lamb toot tbe top aetor's award agaip. the first time in the competition's history that tbe same student baa taken the top award. And Estaacia's Steve Vermeulen toot honors this year as best support· ing actor. IN ADDITION, t.be other BEST ACTOR AGAIN Emnd•'• Alan Lamb ·poiJiOner Aala]or · . Diatoonds SAN DIS &O (AP) - AwtMrtdel awaited trOl'd toda1 from • atartlOlallt wt. WMta 50 dta__. from the aatklll'• la.r1ee:t supermarket daabl ID G• cbaqe for rewtalinl wlLat foods on store lbeJ,_ may baft been laced wttb dead.17 cyanide. A bottle of tainted terlyaki sauce wu found Sunday at a Safeway store tn Paeiftc Beaeb, four miles from a La Jolla store where a .jar of polsoned P'ckles wu found with a note attached Saturday, autboritles aaid. The note slaned by "The Poison Gana" threatened to "pol.aoo food in every 5-'eway store in tbe area" unless tbe de- mand for diamonds was met. Police U. Ron Seden 'WOUid say only that "negotiations" with the extortionists were un- der way. ·llo8file ·AetiOns ff1ayed ., .... ,.fdt ... Plw I lrudlla Prwl4eet Abelhawan Baal-lellr a«aed te tab c:antrol ot the Aamteaa best.al• if the .tJ .S. aovtrameDt ,._.ed to ab- stata fnlm allboMile Ht.a and pro. pa1uda. a1•nat Iran unw ~ ' boslqea' fate la decided by the new Parliament. Spobamen for tbe militants holdiq the 50 U.S. Embassy boltapa refused to comment immedlatdy. "We have decided to stay quiet fflr tbe time beiag," saJd one reached bf telephone bJ The Aaaodated Presa from Nicosia, Cyprus. ... He ded!6 an NBC report that the mllitantl said they would keep their captives aw the Ira- nian Parliament meet.a. M the White RouM, Presldent Ca"rter repooded to Bani.sadr's offer by def~ imposition m further aandiona against lraa. But Carter did not uswer .: two participants, Amy 8 u ch e r a n.d M l t c b Hurwitz, earned superior ratings for their presenta- tions in the Thespians' SHE SAID current stu· dents and graduates have spent summers at ~sbland, Oregon's Drama Festival .and for three years the Thespians have spent New Year's in New York, taking in Broadway and off-Broadway produc- tions. The note attacbed to the ptckle jar told Safeway, which operates 45 stores in San Diego County and SQme 2,000 nationwide, "It ls up to you what will happen _.......,_ d.lncdy when asked by· a re- , production ol a scene from \ "Compulsion," by Meyer ,Levine. ' The awards were earned in competition with eight other Soidbem California b.igb.schools, •ceonlin& to Sheila Borman. spoll:~ for Est.an· cla. • • •staee .1170, wben Barbara Van Hold became director, the students have been tmm..-••• i• theater," said Ila. Horman. ••Next spring, they'll take their second theater trip to London," sbe added. Tbe Uaeater group is self~ .... DOCed. ···---~-..... .... have paid all expeaes. Tbe)' NCeive oo financial aid ,..... ~ edllool djs.. triet Cll' the AModeted Stu-dent Body." next." "You have until 6 p.m. today to obtain fifty (SO) loose diamonds ooe (1) carat or larger of good quality. You wilJ be COil· taeted!" tbe note read. Police said Monday a man with "an ·older voice" called the Pacific Beach store Sunday night, warniDg that a · bottle ol teriyaki sauce bad been polloDed. A eenty De,artaeat of Healtll apoll:eaw"°aaaa, Dr. Georsia Reaser, said the sauce ... •".~ .......... at poiMa. _ _...CM 4k•De Jar ol V1Mk dill _.,.,_ eoabtned l,4CIO miUlarama ol eyankle - more tlum live times the amount ... , ........ Uddl g,·, rle7. IS. of o.ta Ilea. tam ae lllnni rabbits for an outing on their leashes. They are i•p J!1-aDd ~·· )'OUllg Dutch rabbits the llemleJI, m nower St.. are leub trabdng. 3 Mesa Candidates needed to kW a human. "U a family bad eaten that bottle ol pickles, it would have killed them all," said county Deputy Coroner Jay Jobn.aoo. Suit Filed in County On Mixup·oj Ashes · .. Tell Their Views Tbe La Jolla store was closed Sunday wbile .employees scoured the market for other items that ml&ht have been coo-A id 1 1 Council." tamin•ted.. w o w e r s s u o g "With aome things it's easy to Westminster Memorial Park ror As qualifications, Hall cited "my business experience, an analytical approach to problems which comes from my engineer- ing background. and my seven years d experience in local gov- ernment activities." see if it's been messed with,.. allegedly giving him someone said one SafewaYi em~loyee, e!Ae'• ashes instead of those ol bis late wife. "But ajar of J>iC ea? ou can Roland Stoutenburgb of screw the top back on real tight and wboia going to lmow?" • Lynwood coo tended in an Safeway mana•ement and Orange County Superior Court e lawsuit tiled Monday that tbe county health officials were urc· memorial park made the error ing customers who shopped when be asked to have bb de-t:fli"t. Joluulea, 2709 Starbird between 3 ~.m and 9 p.m. Sun· ceased wtre, Annabelle, di.sin· Dnve. A&• 59, married, four day to return any noo-canned terzed and moved to a cemetery children, a residellt 18 years. foods. No cues of poisoning in Ohio. Owner of Lori's Kltcbeo in Santa have been reported. bat one doc· Tbe lawsuit MJ• Mrs. Stouten· Ana. tor eomplalned pf naueea aft.el' burgh died April -4, 1979, wu · Be cited bis business ex· eating pickles bought at the La creamated and buried in perience and work with people Jolla stare, San Diego Regional Weatmimter, then supposedly in the cater-Poison Center meetor Betts wu moved three months later to ing and food . Wallace said. a cemetel')' in Brootpart, Ohio. business as near the couple's former well as bis residence. . longtime res· D , • Hunt On Oct. 1, "'lbe plaintiff re· idence in the T'O &Ce ceived a frantic telephone call citJ u quali-from Westminster Memorial tying him for E' I .7.• • Park advising that be bad in fact the councl.L ror ,, rettm not received the crema1ns A m 0 D g (Hbes) of bis wife but bad in fact received the cremalos of specific COD· WEST OOVINA <AP> -The one Rlcl>ard Wayne Guinn. and c e r b s • ,...,... search ...ainues in t.be Fontana-tbat. the cremains of his de· Johma uid be wCNld like to see · San BeraardiDo area for a 10-.. more Dft8hborbood watclt lll'O-1ea.r-okl ._, abducted from bis ar•m• to help pre•ent tioat 1.nt bere and a tramient 111o Uneha•;ged bu.rl)arie1 and better planntn1 wanted for queatloa.in1 la the to ...re proper access bf ft.re, cue. , equipment to apartments and West Corina police aatd their other deDlel1 built structures. iD.estlOtive teams combed the "I'm merely doln& what any area lfoaday in an effort to ftnd of the people up and down the , t.be youth, Roaald Tollelon Jr., street would do," Job.moo said. and the transient, Danny <See COONCIL, Page AJ> Jerome Youna, ~ BELGR0ADE, Yug~slavia (AP) -Dodors treatiq pave- ly W Prerict,Dt Joaip Bros 'nto aald toclay bit condition re- mainecl essenU•IJY wichaqed on tbe 82ad day of bis bOGpttallaation. ceased wtfe bad been given to a thlrd party," the lawsuit stated. Stout.enburgb said in bis suit that be found the situation ''re- pugnant, offensive and i!sU.lt- iog" and ts asking for an UD· s pedfied amount or moeey in damages. Police Seek Identify of Dead Womaii The ~e County corooer's office today is trying to discover the ldmtity or a young woman who died Monday from unknown causes al Fountain Valley Com· munity HospiW. t Tbe woman, who was believed to be about 20, bad collapeed at a drlv•btdairy on west sthStreet in Sauta Alla. She was tall:en to tbe Fouataio Valley hospital beeause it was the cloeest to the scene, pollceaakl. There wen no indications ol fouJplay. aeeontlDc tooffieers. Tbe woman ·wa deaerlbed u about five feet fiye inchea tall, 120 poaodl, brow.n bair and brown eyes. Sbe wu •earina a nMI, wtatte and blue blouse and blue JoaiDC aboe&. Tbere wu a small acar Clll her ri&bt ankle. JUdge OKs_ WayJ.ie Home Sale ' porter whether tbe• Urµted States would meet the Iranian presi. dent'• demand for a pledge not to pro•oke or propa1a11dbe apialt Iran. . Bani.sadr's statement, made · to angry sbouta and boos from a • I tbrooa m 200,000 lralllana at a 1 rnolUlionary rally Ln Tehraa, d1d not DettSUrlly mean the bo9t.ages. in their lSOtlll day ot captivity, would be freed quickly. .la.Jrcl tbe lralaa ...... re- ...... UM erowd, .. I em- pbube to you that the hoe:tagef' .w -.. freed uadl tbe •ball ls ...... f .•. " ti~ t.'t/~·-=~ a~' IDMmelni said i. a S~ reM b)' bis SOD Ahmad that C.rttt was "folloWi.Dg the wronc path" In bis efforts to free the hostages and ••must realize .. bis support ror the-ousted sbab . . does not leave room for an boDorab.le solutioa ol tbe issue." The Khomeini s~b made oo mention of a transfer or the hostages \o lranian government cu.atody. Khomeini reiterated that tbe decision oa whether to· free the Americans would be made by th.e new Parliament, which is not elected and is not expected to ~vene until late spring at the earliest. U .S . officials believe. ' however, that the transfer oft.be Americans to government. custody will &essen the threat to their safety and facilitate ne1otlattom for their r~eue. ' Amh Vathdraws INDIANAPOLIS (AP> - Former U.N. Ambassador George Bu.ab bas withdrawn from lncfiana 'a RewbUcan pre- sideotial primary May 6 after deci4iq bis showing in IlliDois did DOt bode well for suceess in this neipboring state. cam- paip oftidala said. Coa8t ., a ... .. ... ~- •s•••C... .. •••a.~ • - LONDON CAP) -ftle ~=a.d ., lltP llltllelt rates la tM UlllMit ..... -.... aelt...,... went ew- renclee l!DdQ ..,.._ ~ lllak ....um,. u Tbe dollar'• contlnued ftv.weet boom ""*# ll th lta bltbest pa6at lA almost twe,..... a(a!Mt ......... INJol' OWTW• clea.~ ~ .,... ~ oalm, wttb low volume ud •~ •Dreads between bid P4 .Ued pfteet. Deelen Niel wttb rellef tbat the pricea fw U. 8*al wllida have bem • ~LM ""•ounce ud u low M ltt4 iii.~. ,..m to be ~.tn1 aro.md tbe .,_mart. Ia ,_,.., tM e'-lnc frlce wu down $$ at '80l.OO. It cloled at .-..11 Ill New Voit, down $3. J bncloe allftr price., wblcb went from a peak ot to Jan. 11 to bek>tr ~late J"iidaJ, pined $2.75 today to cloM at $1a.50. ID New Yort silver closed at.*14, down 20 centa. PtuS. .4 ...... lleperc sa..rletl MEMPlUS, Teo.n. (AP) -A M1Cret autopsy npol"\ OD Elvta Presley is la the bands ol a Shelby County Grand Jury In· veatieatina the prescrlptioc-wrlt.lng practices of Dr. Georce . Nlcbopoulous, the late rock 'n' roll flar'a physician. In aclditioo to receivtnc tbe repol"\ Monday, the arand Jury beard tesUmoa.y from Dr. Eric Muirbead, chief of patbo&oo at Baptist Ho5pltal, who conducted the autopay aft.er Presley's death Au,. 16, l!117. The' panel bas been investlgaUng Nicbopoulos since January, alMJrtly alter the Tennessee Board of Medical Ex· aminers found blm gullty of over-preseribln& dnap to 10 pa· tlenll, including Presley. Laguna Greenbelt Wins Panel Backing BJ PHIL SNEIDE•llAN °' • .,...., ............ Plans for preservaUoo of tbe 4,387-acre Allio Greeobell southeast of Laguna Beacb. with limited recreatiooal and agricultural development. were approved llonc:IQ by tlle South Coast Regional Commbtlon.. Commiaalonera added a stipa.laticm. bowe.w, tbat mdi· ~~-:r~ ......,..,...~~ ~ ·mentl. Monday's recommendation will be forwarded lo the California Coastal Q>mmlaaioo. ' wblcb is expected to conalder the plan at a mld·Aprll meetln&. The Aliso Greenbelt area con- sists of undeveloped land lm· mediately east and south of the City of Laguna Beaob between the city and the development of Laguna Niguel and t.be pl'OPC)led Aliso Viejo development. It ex- t.end.a to Aliso County Beach. PreseDt plam eall for pns- enatian ol IDGA at th1a ana iD its -natural state. Public recrea· tioo facilities, includin g campsites and picnic grounds, would account for about 13 per. cent of the total area. .,_.,., .. _ .......... tlllll' • • ................ itlU.. .... "'-t .... • • .. Oolltal. o..=:i..w •••at tor ... ;__ .................. ti • ...,. a1 • ....,,.. lM ....... Qty ODliltdlm&D &raaai lernardl uMn.d iD Kir Beteb ta.a\ pnpGMd ..... _ ............. c•m•la1loa an aet •t.Nal ~ .... .e fell' .,_ • .... k8tn to from .... ..... wldcla ............ ~~···1ae • .,,.. cdklal9 ......... .. -.~--~-· ~todo.'' -Jptud. ~ .... to pi'Cltiblt .~ ol. MJ lild CID ::s:::::: :.::=.::..: to MJ of \.be IUIGDal COID• .,, .. ._., II llMtDbete. TM ,,..,mleelce wlll ...., b11 propoeal at a m....., ta Tor- rance Allril IL "' Bernardi replace• Loa Antelel Qty CcluDc1bau Altbm- Sllyder aa the eomm1.-. Snyder ... forced to Qd i.t month after 4ildol.,. tbM be and other eommtWonen bad re- ceived up to .-0.000 lD eoqtrtbu-Uou fr'Olll tMlllDMMI ,,_ W matters Won them. Garden Grove llaifw Blerth "Rlclt" Ericbon wu l'8ted u one of thole comm•u&oeirn Wtao allesedly UMd their poalUon u a tool to bu1ldup ot their eam~p fl.nanees. Erlcbon bad eciaftrmed u.at be ac~ $90,000 from~ eommllAoG app&lc.aatt. He bad announced P•••ioall1 that be 11 qult&c th• com· mlaalon later tbla month to nm for the State A.Nembly. Bernardi said the ·~ of tbla form of contributioGa bas downinded oplniona or public officials. •'It ten• to re1J1force the pubUc opbUOo that we all are a bunch ol croota," be 1aid. Bernardi said bi.a propou.l is important in that lt will uaure reapooalble people that they won't be coerced lnto making contrlbutiona in return for a favorable decision. He said the pldellnes also would be welcomed by responai· ble bullden and devel~. •'They must feel that there alwa,. ii • tllrut that tbet wW be hit to IDMe eoalrlbuHOIM. Tbe S&.lle COMtal Commi•ion was scheduled today to consider guidelines that would probitioo in di vi dual commiasioners from volinl oo matt.en ln which they received money. Alcala Mtack Detailed Traffic -an average of 15,730 cars per day -flows through intersection of 16th Street and Superior Avenue as wi<ientng and installation of new traffic signals nears completion. Add!Uonal widening of S uperior between 16th and 17th streets in Costa Mesa industrial district is to begin in July. Total cost ol tbe two.phase improvement project will be $335,000 shared by city and st.ate. By DAVID KUTZMANN °' .. o.My ...... Matt A former Los Angeles police officer bas described for a.o Orange County Superior Court JUry tbe bloody attack on an 8- yeaT-<>ld Hollywood girl ln 1968 for wbicb murder defendant Rodney Alcala waa sent to prison. Alcala, 36, ii cb.arled wtth the laguna Man Caught In Hash Crackdown kidnap and murder of Robin Samsoe, 12, ot Hunttnctoo Beach last June and prosecutor Richard Farnell Monday reached deeper into Alcala's troubled past to bolster bis case against the Monterey Park man. Also testifying Monday was TaU Sbaplto, now 20, the child RENO, Nev. CAP > :-Flfteen people, lncludlng a former Laguna Beach man. have been indicted for alleged involvement in what could be the nalioo's largest baabiab importation ring, Nevada U.S. Attorney B. Mahloo Brown uid today. The "Tahoe Tommy" drug ring "may provide as much as SO percent of all the bubisb in this country," 1ald Brown. "That ii not an exaggeraUoo." Tbe key ftlW"9 Ill the dnc riAI la allepd to be Batte Tbomu Lowe Smitb . Smith, 32, alternately Uved ln the Tahoe area, Southern Ca.Womia. San Francisco, Hawaii, and Loodoo. ror eventual diStribuuon in the Los Angeles police found bleed· tog and unconscious on the floor west or. a home la which Alcala was Brown said the value of the seen moments before officers hashi sh is in . 'the tens of kicked la the front door. millions of dollars." He also u.id Mlu Shapiro told Jurors in the J.ridictmenl5 should bave a p b 1 1 l s b b • "substantial impact oo tbe :0"u~m that Psbe \a~ ataee! availability _o f hasbl.~b picked up by a man as abe throughout the United St.a.Les. walked to school along Sunset l t is believed that lhe group Boulevard in Se~mber, 1968. was paying between S200 ~ _ The man. abe Uld.. bad aaid be $400 a pound for the bashlsb lD wu a frleod of ber parents and P a k is t an and L e b a non . she eventually got in the car Mrs. Williams with him. .J ... Navy Joins Goat Lift Funeral Set In Costa Mesa Smith and otben indicted m the cue are acclned of coo· spiracy to Import basbl.ih, im· porting. coosplracy t.o possess buhiab with intent to distribute, Funeral servtces w1U be beld and conspiracy to· cause in· Thursday for Mrs. Geraldine L. teratate travel ln a id of a Williams. 67, of Costa Mesa who racketeering enterprise. ~ ln· died Fnday at Hoag Memonal She sakl she could rttall eoing to a boose Wlth the man and looking at a poster be wanted her to see. but can remember nothtng else after lhaL Her next ret'ollectioo, MW Shapiro said. was of waldnc up at home . where sbe was bedridden with inJurles for several mootbs. · Forme r police officer Christopher Camacho bad earlier told the court that be had found the child lying in a pool of blood in the kitcben area ol the home. B1 STEVE lllTCBELL °' _.,...., ""' ..... The U.S. Navy and an envtroo- mental eroup are plc:k:i.q up the air fare for more than 4,000 goats which are expected to be •irllfted h'om San Clemente llland to the mainland becin· · nln• Al>t'il t. Tba['a the day thermal ac- tivated plea wW be Ml up to capture many of tbe l1land 1oats, and a sJ>C?keawoman for 'Mesa Bandit' 8 Haul Only 850 Tbe gunman who held up Costa Meu'• Utot.em Market at #11 Falnlew Road early llan:h 24 got far lest tban the $850 be -reportedly escaped with. , Tbe bandit's haul waa $:50. The Daily PUot inadvertently mis· ~tated the total amowat t.akeD by the mllll bl a faded sreen hat Ud jumpeuit. i --~~~------~~--..... c DAILY PILOT the Fund foe Animal.a group says s be bopes 60 percent of the animals will be removed within the first 90 days of the operation. The animal airlift ends a year- long dispute between the Navy and emtroameDtalilta o.er tbe fate of 4,000 wild goats on San Clemente Ialand. Navy offlciall elalm the voracious animal.a are destroy· ing several eMan1ered species of planta and animal.I OD the island, and bad propoaed to shoot the goats. But the Fund for ADimala .croup and a San Clemente or- dictmeot& were returned Feb. 4 Hospital, Newport Beach. but remained sealed unW today She was past pl"e$ldent of the followlnf Smltb'a arreet ln San· Tburaday Morning Club of• ta An "'-"" N Be b d be Camacho testified that a a, 'l,AU.U • ewport ac an a mem r ianiution known u Give Our Alao indicted was former of the Bet.a Chapter. Pbi Ormka •bystander saw the man pick the Animal.a 'nme (GOAT> 1ot a Lagunao Samuel cutkomp, 53, of National Sorority. girl up oo the street and bad Judee to Ol'der tbe N~vy to loc>k Tahoe City. wbo baa recently ad· Mn . Williams u survived by followed the car to the house in into other meu.a of riddiDC the mitted conspiring to import her hus band John and son Hollywood before callinc police. ialandolU.en•mall. morethan200powidsof cocaine St e phen of Costa Mesa : a Camacbo aaidbeandotberof- U.S . District Court Judt• into th1a country. Several other dauehter. Sharon Welch of fice~ responded to the call and Robert. Takuqi ordered the members ol t.be Cutltomp ring Chatsworth: •a brother, Wi.lliAm took up PQ6iliona around the Na-to allow trappiq and re--•--ba-been lndlcted la the Pace of Palo Alto, and three hoiue. He said be went to tbe ., tbe ~ •>g dcbil~-front door and knocked, causing locaUoo ol the goats from "Tahoe Tommy" operaUon. gran w:~. a nude man be ldenti.fled p ialaDd to a nortbem C&lifGr'Dia -The federal Dru1 EnfOl"tt· Se~ are scheduled for 11 Alcala to part a curta1D and loot ranch last December. meat AdminlatraUoo claima that a. m . at Pacific View Chapel, i..cma ee.eb attorMJ Ellen since April lt78 certain of the 3500 Pacific View Drive, ou~.am.acbo said Alcala seemd Wtnterbottom. attorney ffW tbe defendant.I succeaafUlly 1mu1· Newport Beach. nervous and dld not open tbe animal lonn, aald llond.a1 ber gled over 27,000 pounds of Viaitatlao is to be 4 to 9 p.m . front door u OJ'dered. IAltead, group will pal up $UO,OOO ot tbe hashish into the Uruted St.at.es, Wed!resday. interment ls to be be testified, Alcala backed away trapl'inl and tnmportation COil __ lbro _ _..u.::gb_the __ Lat __ e_T_aboe __ are_a_. _a_t_P_a_cifi_c_Vi_l!_e_w_M_e_m_on_al_P_m_. __ an_d_d_isa_p=-=peared'-----· -----and lbe -NaV)' will put up anotbet" $80,000. P ... P.,,eAJ COUNCIL HOPEFULS. • • •'I want tbe· aame thinp that they waat. "I've dealt with a commodltr all my 1lfe ealled people. I J1llt want to keep th_e toocl •= that ..... all"Md1 aot le Meaa ..shave a sreater fUbln for our dty. I'd like to coo- trtbute." -----aldlard w. ,,, ••••• 15Tl w. Baker St. >4e 57, married. 12 cblldrm. an eight-year resident. Owns a car dealenhip in Garden Grove. ''l want to Set blto poiWCI beea .. I tblDk we're all IMtlna ripped off throuab amos ua 8UOllDe." JohnltAIG said. u1•ve ealled tr. 111-......~ oalled taa.p•oarand . "All t bear aboat.. tW deea1 ,.._,au taa. martaa a D 4 the fren'QS ad DOlleelll'CUC·· u.. La'• ·-10 met bl D. done. If •• ~"~ of tM Uatted StatH, l•t'1 dolt. Jobaato' .......... CWll"Md ..... ball--woakl lb to .... ........ (19.,...,.... ... eoeta I ' "We arell't &olnl to have an)'thlnc left in this communi- ty," be llicl. ••we better save what we tot left and tarn tlda weat aide lDto a nlce com· munttJ.'' . Jobutoa' Hid be au= bulldiaa a marina, eom the Colt.a .... YreewQ 8Dd --pandhw .1obn • .,... Airpcllt. ••1•dhetoeeethewMt8deol / the airport expandea, •• Jolmatoo said. "We've cot tbe greatelt airport. You boW what it does for bna•neu1 It'• fu. 1.. tatUc." , J....-Mid ... dollll"t mind I ht.I ntmwme ot Ardde Bmter, received beca111e of a llbJ*a1 w1...-..-woca1~ . to the TV dMand« ..,.... b7 ! CUroll O'C... . .. If Ua•1 waat a 1tral1btforwarcl, 1'o•••t·\o· aoocla ... •hak•i tllat'• 1~1 " Johuton tald. .. 'U leaft me •. teebniealt&tel to ...... .._.... ~· ... .. Volcariic Traits 91 IOmc CUNNIJ"I' I ' NEW YOU CAP) -What heppeeci ID eommod.ltile and~ maneta lelt ... •bows wby amall Ji,. veeton aboal4 bl u wary of ~I u tbey would be · about dtddu a teat OD ll<Qll St. Helena. • ICarketa-ere ru.mbliDC with the nervous, etto t delperm mueuvertni of wealthy 1Dd1Yiduall, investmeat l' wtltuttme. ad balloelw -*'"• to J)teNrfe thelr ~ or nploU opportuaWes. Tbey are baruNd by bdlatlon, troubled by deep.clown fean about \be eou11try'1 future. worried by what they see t u • faihlre of IO'f'erumept to deal wtt.b t.&e wues. They are li~. ftlbd0 1 for the momem. IN 8VCll AN atm01~. a rumor ls equivalent to ~ abovtm, .. ft.re!" Wi}d pnee swings are to be expected. Speculating, aucb as by the Hunt brothers ID sUvor. becomeamoneommoothaogenerallylarecop.lzed: -t Tbeae aR big fellows; they can deal ' in millions of dollan at a time, and the often m.alJlify tboae big lovestmeots by tradlag oo marglo. They are alert, ln- tormed and quick to act. They give full time to their .joba. WblJe It la bard to prove that they act oo ''inside" lnfortl)ation, a state- ment the Securities and Excbance Com- mission will attest to, their information is more direct, more immediate. more accurate than yours. (UNIUll'll' TllEI& NETWOU IS swift. Information that )'Ou read about in the next day's newspaper is ball a day old lo them. And half a day. measured by today's frantic pace, is equal to a couple of weeks back in 1930. ln Just a couple of hours or so last Thursday tbey piledrived the Dow Jones average ot 30 industrial stocks by about 18 points and then back up about 26 points, and up another 17 points the next day. . OnJy nervous professionals with news inslanUy availa- ble to them in this instance, the news that the Hunt brothers bad failed lo meet mu&iJl. tills Oil their sih~r holdings, OOuld have so1d so quickly. AND ONLY STEEL-NERVED, well-financed pro- fessiooa.l& cou.Jd have Jumped mto such a maelstrom and expected lo stay afloat. But they did; they bought when to buy ~med to be the most imprudent gamble imagina- ble. CNel.soo Bunker Hunt and W. Herbert Hunt agreed Monday to give up their Canadian oil property lo make good oo a coot.ract for 19 millioo ounces of silver.) Which la lo say specula\iDg over the short term isn't advisable for small investors any more than it would be ' smar1 tor a penny ante polr-er player to nose bis way into a big stakes tournament of sharks. The loog·Lerm might be another matter ; at tern in the view of some or the more credible advisory services. Over a period of years, they sa~. the ct1.rrent low pnees of blue-. cha p stqck.s might provide good gains. THE TROUBLE, TUEY SAY, is that so few people to- day are willing to think tn terms of years. The future is probably harder to see today than it ever was in the lifetime of many potentJal tnveslors. Too many pitfalls, too many unkDown.s. too aany lmpooderablea, too UWe faith. But for tho&e willin& to take a cbance, say some of the long-range investment adrisen, such as Value Line and Wright lov.tons' Serv1ce, the rut-reward rauo seems to be in their f. YOt". Both feel major blue 8~ J{adJy undervalued Both feel that barring a c ~epriC'd will adjust lo more "nonnal'' levels wit.bin several years. Botb see the Dow Jooes industrial average, now under 800 points, soar- ing well over 1.000 pomts in the mid-198Qs. IT TAKES FAJTB lo make the commitment and pa· tience lo wait that long. The two qualities are noticeably lacking today. for understandable reasons. But for those who have them, it seems the odds arc quite a bit more in their favor than trying to outwit lbe professionals at their own galne over tbe ne"t few minutes, bours or weeks. Job.a a. Baku, Irvine, is an associate of McCleUan Cruz Gaylord & As~l•tes, Col-st.a Mesa. He recently as. sumed management of the GcsM Mesa office for the firm which also has an office in Pasadena. The Houston division or F1aor Engineers and Constructors. Inc. has ~n selected by ICI America Inc. to provide engineering and coo.st.ruction management services for rehabilitation of its caustic chlorine/vinyl chloride monomer complex at Bat.on Rouge. La. Fluor Corp. is headquartered in Irvine. aAICElt Joe Moa&etUt is director of manufacturing operations for New World Compal.er Co .. Costa Mesa. Envoys from the Embassy of the P~ple's Republic or China will participate in a Wednesday conference, 'Trade Hd DoAai 8-bana WIU. ~ People's SepabUc of Clllna ID Ute t••a., .. scheduled oo the Queen Mary in Long Beach. The International Martettni Association of Orange C<>Jnty ls among the sponsors oft.be conference. Gold, Silver Quotations BJ fte Aaeciated PrHa 'Selected world gold prtce today: a.o.doa: mornine fixing $501.50, up $7.00; afternoon~- lng $508.50, up $15.00. l'artl: afternqoo flxinl $C98.$2, up $1.86. ...... Fruld9rt: $SM.86. up '8.13. Zuicll: $5ll.OO bid, up $18.00; SSJ&.00 ulted. New Y.t: Hand.y •Harman mld·morulP& $509.50. up $14.50. ~ o-Hew Yn: Enpthard selllni ptlee mJd·morn.lng ..,1 .au, up SJ,5.0IS. New Y_.: Encelbard rabrlceted told mld·moml.a.I • .... up$1$.58. * * * NEW YOBJt (AP) -Handy. 8armaD .Uftr $14.000, aa .... .u SUelbard silver su.as. off to.at?; rebtlcated ... ver. $14.000, off $1.105. . * * * NEW YOJlg C~P)-,lpol acmlerroal mMI ,.._ '°"' da1· • C-*46· .. '4 • poad. U.S. dllUll ...... .---~ ....... lllllmwM e..a • ..,..S, deU1W'td. ---·.-c . _, ... " ...... ft $ ""=""' tr'Q1 OL N. Y • ... .. . John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara star as estranged couple seeking kidnapped grandson at 9 tonight JCh. 2, 8) in 1971 movie "Big Jake." .. .._._..IQ llttl9 I06dlwr. e.ny end TOdd: • Yltlt to IN llllflncl of ~ .ith Ka ~gllta. -~IMY OU..: Vlno9nt Prlq9. (A) •MACNB.1~ ~ 1~ 8 ION THI TOWN ,._ ..,.,.._ ,.,.,_ h9nd IN tne9 llnd~ tlonl °' ltNggllng ~ ..... 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( Untl John W•yn•, Rlchwd 9ootl9 A~llndllila --e11 1or tt1e OMCi .,., ,_ ~ Ille 9!_.nd90n (Al ----~ MZAMTW ~ pwdoN ~ pt09U· tut• M•ry Megd•i.n• (Ann• lanctoft ). •nd "'9911 Nlood9mu• (LAii- ·-C>IM9r). .,,.. Hetod p60t'I IN fl'IUf'IMr °' th9 l.Mlote. {Pen 3)(R) -~ au.t·~e.:.it. ea THMr• OOMJ'NfV OvlMy --t'tWlt Jlldl *' ., g9ttlng 9'WJUgll 9"9c- • • •• _TUBE-TOPPERS · CBS e 7: 30 -Steve e~rtencea problems confrontln1 a atru11J1D1 come· dJan on .. 2 on the Town." KlU e 8:00 -A murderer tl9r· rorlzet mountain community In "Winter Kill," ltarrtn& Andy Grtmtb and Sheree North. KTLA e 9:00 -All·tlme fllm . favorite Lauren Bacall ls tbe guest of Donahue. CB.5 9 , NBC e . ABC D 11:30 - Primary Coverage. Reports on the Kansas and Wiaconaio presidential primaries . I ···~ -.... --1Ml9QAT ~-"Aovb... For Tiie PtomlMd l.Mld" J.cti _ ... IO ... wftt'l a qi d: .... lrtcid9nt .._ .......... .,.. • WILDHOMU ~ .... 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The network's second move waa to band. over the News Dlvlalon to sports chief Roone Arledge, who promptly erased the first step. THE MORE ABLEDGE'S way became ABC 's way. the leas America eaw of Barbara Walters. Arledge viewed the milllon-dollar-a-year Walters hiring as a typical pre- , Arledge ABC News blunder -throw money al a problem and hope it will 10 away. Thoueb Arledge frequently pro- fessed respect for Mlas Walters, her role at ABC quickly diminished and blurred under bfa command. She went from Harry Reasoner's co- aocbol' (a atormy professional wtlon tbat ·aenerated nearly as much news u lt reported) to nightly features re- porter to occaalonal features reporter on "The World News Tonlebt." Ariedae hu bad amuinl 1ucce.u with ABC News: bl• faat-paced, mulU·ancbor tormula 11 maldna a nm at ~reanlal nlpUy new• leader CBS; ABC tut week became the flnt network to broadcuta reautar late· niaht edition of tbe news, and ABC'a .. Good Momln1, America" bu sur· pa1aed NBC in tbe morni.n1 for the first quarter tb1I year. ... 4 • NOW THAT ABC News 11 cnalline down lla1n Street in a fut tui. M1M Walt.en, tlMt 41ooa of televtalon new1, 1•t• m•t of her exposure from celebrity lnt.ervlew specials. What happened? This: "Wben I came m (to ABC News) it was the worst year of my pro· fesslonal and personal Ufe," she says. "Not just because of all the salary talk or the troubles between Harry and me. but it was just a bad newa department. They were glad to get off the air every night. "I felt I wu drowning there. I felt that even if Harry and I made it, It was simply bad. I wanted Roone lo come in. whatever happened be· cause of it. "THE DECISION ~HAT faced Roone was to keep me or keep Harry. He made his decision. Had they gone with me. I would have become the heavy.·· You don't just tell a million-dollar· a-year Journali!t to go home and col- lect cbecu, so Arledge tried nightly Barbara Walt.era feature segments. "But after th~ flrsl few months, I went to him and I Hid I didn't want to be on every night for juat a few minutes. I want fewer nipls, but more time to do in-depth interviews, interviews wlth juice lo them. I thlnk of what we've bad, lnt.erview1 with the shah's princess alster, for exam· pie, and f'm very happy with lt. We've comi.tenUy made newa wlth these interviews.•• WBICB LEADS l18 to the patented Walt.er.celebrity interviews, ooe of which, featurinl Bo and John Derek, airs tonilht at 10 on Cbannel 7. A comedown for a respected Journallatt "I llke dolni them," 1be says, "I like lt very much becauae I have what I don't have on the newa - time. And ABC'• dotns it because that's SO percent of our contract. "We have tried to mix the in· terviewa so they would be both enter- taining and informational. We've bad the former Shah and Empress of Iran, Vice President and Mrs. Mon, dale, President and Mrs. Cart.er. But we have Cotind that we've had to go more and more for the superstars. "BUT LOOK AT CBS' '60 Minutes,' which started out as a tough, bard- hittin1. Investigative news program. Well. now they're doing interviews wlth Johnny Caf1Jon, which wa.s their hl1hest-rated show. Bette Davis and Katharine Hep,burn. And <ABC's ) '20-20.' I don't think a week goea by without their doing a rock star or celebrity. ·'So. the id~a of doing stars, which had originally been, aJ you 're ln news, 'you're tarnishing yownlf ... ln these days of ratings and so forth. It Isn't so terrible at all. We find we're competing with '20·20' and '60 Minutes' ror start ... I don't lhlnk thls ls bad, I don't think this la sellln1 out or losing integrity.·· .... MISS WALTERS (who ls benelf. by the way, a graclows, cooperative Interviewee) played a lar1e part in the broadcast journallam revolution that made stars of TV nen reporters and brouebt tbe news Into the ratin11 fray, 1be revolution resu.l1ed lD Dan Rather alaninl a reported '8 milllon. · five-year contract to anchor the CBS Eventn1 News. "Four or five years aeo, newa WU a special haven. You atayed with one company, erew old there, 1ot )'OW' aold watch and left. You didn't make a lot of mooey because news people Call 142-1171. PUI • f .. WOtdl to work for weren't supposed to. You never wor· ned about ratings . Yournever had an agent. "But. beuu.se of what happened to me, things changed There·a no one without an agent, and everyone who was just sick about me l and the Sl m Ill ion annually ) went in the next day and asked for more money I was a woman, so I got the beat. Also. tele•lslon news became big business and began makinl money " · MISS WALTERS' much-discussed co9tract w1th ABC has a year-and·&· half left. Al' WI H l'HOTO "Then. obviously. we 'll alt down and negotiate You have to. But what I'd want, perhaps. ls less, but more. rm tearing myself apart even to be on the aJr twice a week. and I end up doinl these specials 9n weekends. And then, I'm doing 'Iaauea and Answers· CABC'a Sunday news panel> ... My dauabter. who's 11. will be leavin& home lo five or six years. and I feel 1tron1ly about want- ing to be at home more. I suppose I'm reproving myself. 10 a wa y." CONVERSATION WJTH 'NO. 10' Barbera Weltera (rfght); Bo, John Derek 'IV Hype Replacing Substance? MANHA'M'AN, Kan. (AP) -Tlme ma1uine columniat Hu1b Sldey aaya hype bu replaced, 1ubltance on teJevilk>o newa 1bow1 ln order to maintain blah ral1D11. ·'In the world of hype, the most dram~Uc statement or rum clip la tbe one which 1eu tbe play ln 30-aec:ond or llO· aecond spots on the network news," sald Sidey dunng an addre11 Thursday at Karusu State University. Sldey aald media seDJalionaUam hu twlated public perception ot-lnd.lviduall, perbapa even to the Polnl ot aftectlDC policy. The mqat notable victim of that trend wu Gerald Ford, Sidey uid. STANLEY KUBRIC 'S 2Q01: A SPACE ODYSSEY .. .