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Home My WebLink About1980-05-02 - Orange Coast Pilot7 FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MA.Y 2, 1990 ~ ra, '90. IQ, 4 MCTlOlll. •PAO« J • • m Cops Make Se~ Arrest At Mesa Danee Studio .. . . ' ~--. ·nepllty DAs Give EndOrsenients Plot D e n ied Pan:e l Quizzes b -Hunt Brothers WASHINGTON (AP> -Texas billionaire William He rbert Hunt told a House subcommittee to- day that at no lime did be "al· tempt to corner , squeeze or m anipulate the silver market." Hunt and his brother . Nelson Bunker Hunt. also insisted they never owned anywhere near two-thirds of the world's silver. as some published reports in· dicated. In testimony before a House Government Operations s ub· committee. the Hunt brothers acknowledged t~ey have negotiated a nine-year loan from w ·oman Held On Charge of Prostitution A 25-year-old Costa Mesa woman was arrested Thursday afternoon in the Sunshine Dance Academy on charges of p rostitu· lion. Police booked Karen Denise Kolbert of 25() E. 16th St. into Orange County Jail. Bail was set at SSOO. An under cover vice officer al· leged that he paid $12.50 for a dance lesson at the second floor academy, 583 W. 19th St., was solicited for prostitutiqn and paid an additional $50 to the woman. He said he was guided to a couch in one corner of the carpeted ballroom. City Planning Commission members re~ntly tabled for two weeks a request by tbe dance establis hment for a var1a.oce to city parking space Jaws. An attorney and real estate agent appearing before the com- mwioo on behalf ol the dance eitablishment's Chicago owner .-ere unable to adequately de- fine bow the studio would be operated, official.a said. The academy's business license application ia pending ac:qulaitlon of the parking variance, olfictals added. • Lany Mdtaban, manaaer of the e1tabU1hmtnt, aald last Wffk tbat Suaah1ne'• 14 female teat...,. lftlt.ruct cliaco daaclnt ........ IMfta. Tb• acldem1 oeeuplH the .... .,... fonMrly Mull•• U.. I eslt1 ,_. .......... ) ............... oll!NU· _...., ..... ,..,. ........ ...................... "'"' ................. .. ___ .._....,., _,.,~. ........ NllWIUfHf, private banks for ~ut-it bU.Dorl that will require them to dispose of most of their silver. The agreement also bars them from using the money for fresh speculation in any commodJty, the HWlts said. The loan. as previous ly report· ed. will be made to the Placid Oil Co .. which is wholly owned by trusts set up by the Hunt family. ft was uncertain how much of the Hunts' sil ver and silver futures contracts will actually be liquidated. or exactly when, except that it will be an "order· ly" disposition. William Herbert Hunt said. Much of the proceeds from that loan will be used to help pay debts incurred by the Hunts when tbe silver ma r ket col- lapsed. he testified. Tho6e proceeds will go to form a pa rtnership among Placid 011 a nd William He rbe rt Hunt. Nelson Bunker Hunt and Lamar Hunt. he said. Assets in that partnership will include not only silver bullion and silver futures contracts. he said , but also coal properties. s toc ks a nd nume r ous other securities. While acknowledging details of the publicized loan, the Hunts side-stepped questions about the a mount of silve r they have owned. as well as the profits they made and the losses they suffered as the precious metal accelerated in price to $50 an ounce in January, then plunging to $10.*> in late Man:h. William Herbert Hunt. however, stressed that most of his silver and futures purehases <See SILVEa, Page AZ> Police P r obe Skeleton In Brea Fie ld Sherifrs investigators are stiU puzzling over the skeletal re· mains of a human being found Thurad.ay afternoon by oil com· pany worken ln an open field near Brea. Neither the aex nor aae of the penon nor t.be cauae ~f death hat. yet been determined, said U.. Wyatt Hart. It ll allo not yet kDOWD llow lonl UM HIDalnl ..,..::ii. Two of llMll Qll Co•.lllr ~ • ·~ti« 1!4tt otf .. I ve &n nar11 eounty .. ,,..., ... Ule ,,...)' cti•· ,...,,. ,,.. ......... llMI,,. .... towtd ......... M911 ud elolltl11 111U.1nd 0¥9f I • ....,. )'lnl lffl1 ftlf1 ..... Why De Aborted Raid ,/ll • .. • I I \~ ~ ·. -~~-- .. ,. .. _le In this drawing by Betty Wells of the NBC Ni g htly News. Army Col. Charles Beckwith. leader of the aborted attempt to r escue the American hostages in Iran. answers ques tions for reporters at the Pen· tagon. Bcckw11h said there was "no way" he w:inted to proceed with fi\·e helicopters. DoughnutS•op HB Man Held In Killing Try Huntington Beach police ar· rested a 19-year-0ld man Thurs- day night in connedion with the attempted murder earlier in the evening or a doughnut s hop wa itress who was hit repeatedly on the head and left bleeding on the floor oC the shop. Michael John Duncan, a Huot· ing ton Beach r esident and former employee of the shop. was in city jail today, charged with astault with intent to com· mil murder and robbery, police said. Ball was set at $25.000. The waitress, Collyn Gebaur, 17, of HLllllinlton Beach. was in serious condition today in the in· ten1lve care ward at Huntlncton Jntercommunlty Hospital. •uf· ferlna from a fractured skuU. cull and bndlft. Huntlnlton Beac" police Lt. Bruce Yowa, aid Mila Oebaur wH worldftl alone at e p.m. Tluaraday at th• Wlnc:bell '• Donut .... ma Waratr .Ave .. ···--••Ndudblpn blatu., w • ta. head wlU. an ...... .,... ........... ,. tfte .. U.,...IM~ Of-IMllM YotNNW,,.. ..,,,. ... ~ ....,.., 11..- lffWlnl W ,_.,_,. •• flM ~ ftO .... , ..... ....... ............. ......... ....... bleed1ng on the noor in a room oH the counter area. She was treated at the scene by paramedics and then rushed to the hospital. Young said investigators ar· rested Duncan in his home at 6242 Warner Ave .. later in the night. The police official said the S290 taken from the shop was re- covered in Duncan's home. Ford: House To Pick P rexy HANOVER, N .H. <AP) - Former President Ford 11y1 he's wlllln1 l0 bet anyone "a cup of coffee or otherwtae" that Rep. John B. Anderson '1 independent candldacy wtu throw the t• pr11tdent11I t ltcllon to the Kouae. rord, who dff l1red eerlltr In lh• 1t1r that Ron1ld l f111n tMldlt't wtn tw Utt RtpubUteM IM O•t•Nd JUfltplR( JMo lM ,,,~ .... _ .... "'""'"· "••1 •••I•,.. "•"•r "''"' ,.._, "lh IW t ~;=· WOR'I i.t , ....... -.... . .. Mesa Woman Molested; Two Sought Costa Mesa police are seeking two suspects who entered the home of a 35-year-0ld woman th.as morn ing a nd forced her to perform sex acts. · Police said the woman was asleep in he r triplex urut in the mid-city area at 4:30 a m. when l wo men removed a screen to EV\te r her bedroom through an open -.1.odow. lnvestigators said a neighbor heard noise, moved around to the open window and asked the sobbing woman if she needed help. The two men Oed in a van Police said. Investigators said0 they believe they have one sus· peel ldcnUfied. Laboritee Score LONDON CAP) -Tht oppoel· lion Labor P1rty 1cortd lm· pnulve ••Int over Prime Minister M1r1aret Th11cher'1 ConNrntlYM ln lonl t lecdoM In lqJand and lk'otl1nd. Labor C'l1tni1d Ill vl cl ort11 In nv..•1·• "'""' ,,., ··-rtPrtUlltcl I ftlllOl'\.ftldt \trdlfl •••Int 11r1, ft1tr..,,-,·• •1stt• ft 11 ptU _ P e a r Pick • Ill Harbor By DA VJD KUTZMANN Ol-0.l"y ...... ~ The Associa tion o f Orange County Deputy District At· torneys e ndorsed prosecutor M 1chael Pear over incumbent Judge Frances Munoz Thursday in the Harbor Mun1c1pal Court rdce LO be decided by voters in June. The Harbor court dis trict cov- ers the c1t1es of Newport Beach. Co.,ta Mesa and Jrvme . In another Orange Coast race. the association chose not to take a ny position 10 the con tes t bet ween incumbent South Coun- ty Muni c ipal Co urt Judge H t chard ll a m1 l ton and l·hallenger W11l1am Sage. The Sooth County court.. d1stnct in· d ud es La~una Beach, Laguna Nittut>I , San Cle me nte , Dana Point and Saddleback Valley. The a.<.S0<.'1at1on also endorsed h \'e other prosecutor" <1nd thr~ mc umbenLc; 1n Orange County M un1c1pal Court Judges hip race~ on the June 3 ballot. Association President Wilham Reds worth told reJ>()rters at a press conference in the Hall of Adm1mstrat1on 1n Santa Ana that a "sizable maJonty. a vast ma)(>nty" ol his group's mem- bers voted m the endorsement<; but he would not divulge the tallies in each race. Endorsement. Reds worth said, required that at least half the voting members choose not to abstain and that the candidate receive a majority of the votes cast. <See JUDGES. Page A.2) Or :~:e~:asl Weather Fair through Saturday with gradual warming. Lows tonight from 45 at the beaches to SS inland. llighs Saturday from up· per 60s to mid 70s. l fl•ld' Tefl•fl It ·• d1lflcult to revel an apringtimt amad f reewaya offld COl'ICMe. But travel to the Pl.lohre Fwre whtrt 4C· tori and t.VUors c~lcfbrolt tilt l l"Oton F.lfrabethan-1t11lt. Po~CI. . ..... 1 A Modern -.Bountg' Tht-steel-hull, 94 -fool brigantine Tai yo moves throu~h San Francisco Bay on a shakedown cr uise. The Taiyo leaves this wt·ekt·nd for San D1t•go and Tah1l1 on the s tart of a 10 Wl't:'k research m1s<>t0n of Fll'l<'hl'r Christian and Pitcairn Island. ---------- ,~~~ndo·n ~ie_g~_ Continues ·~ ---,..~ . . "" -.. ·--..-.. Tehran Blames ··Takeover 011 Carter LONDON !l\P ) Rril1!>h anti· t('rrori:.t spc(•ial1st s res umed lbt-ir "pal1l•nt. per severing" nc~ot1at1ons with Arab Iranian g unml•n hold ing at least 19 hos tagt·~ ~•l tht• Iranian EfT\· l.><1ssy an London today. In T<•hran, the militant cap- tors of 50 J\men can hostages ac- e u :. e d I' rt' s i cl c n t C a rt e r o f m<J l->tt·rm1nct1n ~ the LQndon tJkcoH•r ·The ··subversion" an London makt·:. resolution of the U.S. hostage c-n s1s "more difficult," the Tehran militan~ said. They also exhorted the l raruan host ages here. "Do not fear martyrdom " T he Iranian government says 1t wall not negotiate the main de· mand of the three London ~unmen that 91 Arab Iranians imprisoned in Iran 's Arab populated :.outhwl·!-.l province of Khu zesla n be re l e a !>ed . Khuzestan as the heart of the I ranrnn <111 bt>lt The terrorists. me mbers of Iran's Arab minority, took over the London embassy Wednesday ;md threatened to kill their Ira· n1an hosta~es . be lieved to number 16 1r the prisoner!. were not set free. The terronsts 11 lso hold two Britons and a Lebanese. The Arabs of Khuzcstan have been demanding autonomy from the Tehran re~ime. The Arabs aan maJority Police negollators had a "good t'Onversallon" with the g unmen by field tele phone this morrung, Pohce oCCicials said. But they re- vealed no details of the talks. As the London standofC en· tered its third day, the Iranian ~overnment beefed up secunty outside the Bnllsb E mbassy an Tehran after the staff received telephoned threats that the mis- sion would be blown up or oc· cupied in retaliat1on fo r the Lon· don siege. A Tehran radio broadcast monitored here said the Iranian O..AHOE OOAST ' DAILY PILOT ,...,. 0r.,. ~ o..a, ......... ,,.,. wtrMcl\ ,, f -"Ol'NIG ,,_ ~ Ptf'\• t\ publ...,... th• tfW-0.•~ (Ae\f "'**W"' ~'I s..o,.,_.., "4)1f4'fto\-• ........ y...., ~' , .. °"""" ,_:, ... , ... C..W Mow, ----... HWll ....... fh <tCft/,,.W"IAlft V•t11y lt•tl'tf" l•t v"• 8-«fll;J1oill" (M\t A V"9N ~I ... ,..,. I\ ""°4•"*9 s..twrwy' M'd ,..,,.,.n l,... D'"""*P6t ~·tift+ftiO ..-.n• ·~ .. uo "'""' .. , "''"'· ,. 0 6c,.1* C..1ot•w.C•lll0tN•m1' ·-"--... _, __ _ , .... ~ \ltt • f"~ildtnl •'WI c,..._."' 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Teteption.(7141~ Ct•11"1H MwefUIMtlQ-M11 ,,_""'(-..... , m1 litanL-; <.tl'C'UM~d Carkr of tw ang bctund the London cmbl.lh!>Y takeuver and said he and has <ti· lies should have known that "lhl· use of such subver:.1ve m ethods" ('Ould not "divert tht· thou~ht~ of the Iranian nation from their pr1 me fuc u r c·o n r 1•a1 n1 -. <Cartt·r·..,, 1gnominiou~ def1 •al · ln!-.ll·ad. they w(•r(! quot<'tl J.., "'a}'1n g, the London t.ikl·o\1·1 ··v.ould make a solution to th•· problem of the U S ~PY ho!-.laJ.:l''> .. more difficult." l\n unconfirmed report Thurs- day by a French TV correspond t·nt s aid the gunmen dcm<1m1C'd fre e d om fo r lhe A meri<':rn ho:.t:i ges an Iran -an their 181 !-.l day of capt1v1ty -and Tehran radw se1zt-d on that report to l'hargc the ConservC:ttive Bnt1sh government Of Prime M101ster Margaret Thatcher v.1th com· phc1ty in the London emba~c,y takt•over. The broadcast said the i.e1zure of the Iranian mission wa:. a "Joint plot hatched by the CIA and Britis h intelligence" and Mrs. Thatcher was a U.S. "pup· pet · · It said in her letter to the Iranian government vowing to help save the diploma ts, "by raising the rights of diplomats and their immunity from apy en· croachment, she wanted tacitly to tell us· ·t it for tat." The Tehran aradio rePort said Iran "deems as martyrs lo the revolution the staff or the Ira· nian Embassy or any other person ins ide or o utside the C"ountry the moment t hey arc {'a ptured by the <.-nemy We do not trade plotters. saboteurs and d om estic mercenaries for the ... ubvers1vt! rrusd~ds of hireltng!> outs1dl· our border~ who have f 'rowt POfle A I JUDGES .. ·. The a!>sociation has 96 me m· bers . Bedsworth said the Hamilton· Sage race in the South County was simply "too close to call" for an endorsement. He said a majority or tl)ose present votea not to take a position in that particular race. In other municipal court races an the county, the assoc1at1on voled to endorse: -Deputy District Attorney E . Wallace Dingman over Central Municipal Court Judge Karl C . Fr ank. -Deputy District Attorney Eric Snethen over incumbent central Municipal Court Judge Eugene Langbauser. -Deputy District Attorney Cllff Harris over fellow pros - ecutor Ja~k Ryan and ri"e other candidates. Inc umbent J udge Robert Law ls not seeking re-election. -Deputy District Att.orney Robert Thomas over Presiding Judge John Teal and attorney Narv:y Kaufman. • -O.puty Dlstrlct Attorney Rlcbard Stanford over lncum· bent Judie Betty Ellaa . -Incumbent Judaie Edward Laird over Newport Beach At torne1 A.mold Mordkln. -Incumbent Judi• Richard Oroaco ovtr 1uorn11 Bobby Yowadlood NOf"lh County Judi• lAl•n Moore ovf'r lrt• 1&1.MMy De~kl Radin · h c t' n 1n '>p1 r l' cl b y C a rle r h1mM•lf .. The militants <•xhorted their l'<ipt1vc-t·our1tryml'n an London to "n<•utralltL' the· plot and ai.: gresswn of these con::.p1raturs by obtaining inspiration Crom the n •vol utwn Do "''t fPar 111art' rtlom Ht .. .,1..,t anrl \'lrlon "111 ~ vour..," Ir .rnia11 Prc..,irJr nt A holh:J'>">an B.i n1 S;,idr !'.ounfkd !ht• "><i m1· tht·ml' Thuri.da~. dcc larini;. "We an.• prepared to accept the martyrdom of our brothers in England. but "e will not yield tn blackmail " And Foreign :\1an1ste r Sadc~h <:hotbtade h ~aid tht• matter "a" . <.•nt1rcJv IO the ha nds Of lhl' British l!ovcrnment · to re..,oh 1 10 "the V.J~ ll M'l'" flt w ·estminster Girl Raped In Huntington A 17 year-old We!>tminster girl who was bicycling home from a friend's home early Thursday was threatened al knifePoint and ra ped an a vacant Huntington Beach field . police reported to- day. The victim told police she was pedaling northbound on Bolsa Ch ica Stre<'l s hortly beTore 1 a .m. when a man drove past her 1n an auto and a pparently parked ahead or her in a lot near McFadden Avenue . She told police the man ron· fronted her as s he approached. threatened her with th<' kmfr. raJ)l'd ht•r an a nearby field and llrove off. The youn g wo m an then b1cycll'd to a friend's house and :.ummoncd police. She was ex· ammed at Huntington lntercom- munity llosp1tal and relea-;ed, police :.aid Police said only a s ketchy description of the assailant was ava1luble. He is said to be a caucas1an an his mtd·20s. FTC Doing Business NGTON CAP> -The re overnment's chief con- s u pas back on the beatto· d officials or the Federal T Commission say there was a "substantial disruption" of business during the one day the FTC was officially out or bus iness. President Carter s igned an e mergency bill late Thursday s upplying $7.6 million to operate the FTC tor the next 30 da11 and providing a new leue on Ille for t he aacnc:v created ee years a;o to protect con1umer1 from s hady and lllr1al bualneu prac· t1cc" l<'TC c rlllcit HY \ht 11ency hH been too a11rn1lv1 ln rtl• ul1tln1 bullMll aftd Coeareu I• now conalderln1 1 bUl, Hpara'e rrotn the teMporll'J ma 'I mtllUN PMlecl '11twt· •1. '° turb ..... ... v. .Dissident ·Iranians Executed By The Auocla&ed Preu Two une mployed workers found aullty or "Inciting~ norant people" andJnvolveme 1n bloody anti·aovernment · turbancea ln Iran 's r estive Khuzestan province we re ex· ecuted today, Tehran radio re· Ported. It Identified the men uecuted ln the city of Ahvaz u Ahmand Mozan and Maaaoud Darn111. Thev had taken part In ~l of the s it-ms. demonstrations a nd act1v1 t1 es " 1n Arab · populated Khuzes tan directed against Iran's revolut1onary goverl\ment, a nd we re round gudty ot Jot.rung 10 conspiracies at a Wllversity 1n Ahvaz. and ol "inciting Ignorant ~pie and direct involvement tn an inci· dent which led to the death of several people and the anJ unn& or a large numb<:r or others," the broadcast said Dtssidenls among Iran's Arab minority have been fighting the <'en l r a I go\ t· r n m l' n t for autonom) f o r o il ·r1 c h Khuzestan Tehran radio gave no further det ails of the fatal "incident " but last week five persons we~e killed a t Ahvaz in fighting between Is lamic fundamen· tallsls and leftists opposed to a government decision to purge the wuvers1ty system or anu· Islamic ideology. Heading Overseas Among the first U.S. Marine Corp-. <•quipment to pass through Port Hueneme, 'lher-.t· JCt•p tr:.11lers along with a r~l brigade's worth of equipment :.1nd s upplies, will be shipped to Diego Gar cia, a l ' S. 1..,land military base in the Indian Ocean SILVER HEARING. • • The radio reported nine death.~ In C"lashc:. at three un1ver..1llt~ Apri l 21. 1nclud1ng thre<· at TC'h ran lJnlVl'rl>ll). but unof . r1cial estimate:-~a•d !>even lo 20 pt'r soru. were killed and many utheri. v.l·n· IOJUn·d Al that t1mC', J apan·., K.>odo new., O<'<'urrN I lwf•1r1 .Juh 1•11•1 111 th•· pr••t·1011-. m1·tal "a~ an an "t'rv1l·e rC'portt-d that 1ts tount at he-fort· pnc1·-. ro-.•· t •~1th1•1r loft' . , \I· t rrwnt not a .... J :.pec ulation 1n hos p1tab a nd othl•r plal·t•!-. hr1~hL<. · l'fi'.I :.howed at leS!sl 21 killed and H unt t.atd he· pu r l ha..,.•d \h n~earch revealed lbal morel.han 500 IOJured _ _ ol ,..D!~iye ~ounh of ~h~rectrnm the pr1c-e of Sliver hiad been lcept ~eanwhtle. Iran da.1med to m~l'ul purf'lv a:, <Hl 1nve<1t m<'nt at art1f1c-1ally lo w prices ·by dav the ·c harred body of an l)eca\,lSe of · rampJ11t 1nfl<tt11m" varaou.<;·guvemmc nl a<·tron.'>." · American com mando sup an~ a lack or conf1d1·nce ill thr lie ">Jld he bf:gan purchasing po!>edly tht• IOth k1llt-d 1n la...,t l S dollar '11\1•r f uture'> eontrcacts and v.cck ·~ ho~tagc rc!>c uc Jtlempt II~· hlarnr'(I th•· dramJt1e -.lid•· 11\1•r hull11m for an a\.crage of was found an u burned-out in -..h •·r pr111· .ind 1tw ~uh..,, :.! '1111t·r11u nl'" a 1n-raft hulk ;,1t tht· Ul'~l·rt '>II!' qu•·nt 1·<dlJp-.1• 1,f th" -.11\ • r \I n11 tinw d1r:I I a ttempt to whe re lht· m1:.!-.111n wa~ cut short markt·t t11 .u t11m t.1 k1 11 11\ 1h1 _ J 11rnn , ~qut•ct<' ur manipulate in fiery fu1lure 1asl Friday '"mm •1d 11 ' • '• h J r1 i • th •· -.!Iver market ,'' William U.S. nff1crnls have ans1.,tt·d thi·rn-.i J\,... llunt saJd "Al no tame did I :.tnlT th•· t>l>4.'rat111n "J'> dbort•«I 11 uni t • 11 I• 111 ,• ..., • t ti It 1-. p.11t1up,1t1· in :in agr~<'ment to th.ti o nl> 1·1i.:h l 1\m •·rie .in hruth,·r '•I 1111 H•1n1.,,. ll•m l l •1rnl•r , ... q uet•tt• or mampulall' 't'r\'ll'l'mt·n d11·tl <Jll 1n the c-••I It• fore a llou!'.•' c;,,, • rnm1•nt th•· -.ilvl·r market. Al no tame du1 la -.11111 of ,1 tr<1 11..,port plant• and J < 1 Pt' r J t io n .., 'u b t ,, m rn 1 t t• ·· I .11 I •·mpt or a,Rrt>e with othPrs t11 tu•h<'opll'r ,1.., the rl''>CU< lednt 1 h.JrJ?<'fl thJt ~1h• r 1•ri• • h•. ,, 111.11111111!.1!,. th<• ..,,l\pr rnC:trket" "••' pn·pJnn~ to de part from '" f.Jl l 1n J.JOUJf\ 1111111 ·•. ~' ,,,, I I • hr.,t h1·r .. 1..,0 \\c·n · to Iran uuntt: hli!h on h "ht n lt1• , , I• l 11 \ 1.1 11 r tlld .J~ bt•fort' a 1·hang~ 1mpu-.1'(J limit-. •JO ,.1h1•r ~11 .. 11 A).!rif ulturl' c,ubcomaut· Table Trick Upsetting \!ILWAt.;KF:f: 1/\11 1 C hc:..tt"r <"yru-. l rit•d 1111 old tabl<.•clolh tra l·k. but h1 up., cl m 11r1· th :.in th, tabl.-wan:. In fact. he \l..J-. charl(t' and candlehnldt·r~ at a downtown hote l where he and othe r car salesmen and ~uesL'> were attending a banquet. Several glasses spilled onto lhe t able and a brawl started. A police officer C'alled to t he scene s aid that when he arrtvt•d bolt le<, and ch ai rs were flying and men in three-piece suits and women an long dresses were invol ved in the melec. trading . l l'e Jn\ L'~llgat ang the silver 'f.he Chicago Commod1t.JM Ex-markl'l rollapse, the Hunts' role 1.hang<• and the \h1C'ago 8our'1 an 1t Jnd th1• rf'act1on of federal of Tr~d~· rt"fJUtr•'<l '>11\1 r t.uH•r .11 •r•11 11 th1· 1 ri ... 1s to put up h1 ~ht r m .1q ,,in 111 purch~t· s1h c r lOnlrJl'l Jilli limited tht• C1m11u11t of l'OntrJl t pJ rt1l'!> l'UUld purc:h.J -.f' Wilh.Jm llunt c hMi.:1 d thJl t h1~ barred :u:lt'" t11 t he ..,11\u ·m:irkPt for mun\ ::ivt rJ~r 111 \ t' :.t 11 r " .ind "I"'• u l .it 11 r .., \l11n •o\t•r. thl• la m1h o n t 11n \ l rad~ fort t--d bit;: trJdl·r -. tu w ll o ff ~1 1\1:r thu-. rl11o tltn1< lht• marl-.l'I · ·Tht· natural n·-.ult 11( th""' Jrtiflc1al fol tor. w.1-. 111 dn\1· I h<' pr 11·L· of ..,, h e r do" n . Wilham Hunt -.a uJ ··Mme "J" the d1~tre.Mul ('('()Ot1m1 C' °'ltUOJ !Io n of beanJ( compdlt·d to bl· .1 "l'llC'T \l.1thnut :i bu\l'r ," ht• told the '\Uh<'omm1ttt•t• · The Hunt brolhn-. te..,t1f1C'fi an the face of a po<;1'1blc contempt l'1tat1on after failing to a ppt-".1r twfo rt• lhl' llouse panl'l Tul·'>d:iy, despite a subPQt"na W1lham Hunt defended h1.., massive investment 10 s alver ''A s tud} of the fa c-tc; nnd figure~ led ml'· to bclu•vt• lh.H 'lilver was a wise . good and con !>e rvatJvc investment." ht· said Pope Paul Jlisits Zaire hl!\~111\~/\. Zu1n • (A P I l1nr1• John Paul 11 arrived · in I Jlfl' today a l the s tc1rt of a 111 d.1\. "IX n.Jt1on m1 !>sion to \rrn·OJ. a eontanent he has called .1ln•,1d) npt> for the harvest" of t 'hri:.llan -.<1uls Th<' l'oll~h born pontiff. on tus r1fth fnre1~n trap "lnl·e !X'C'Omin~ 11 .1111 r or I h1 \\rtrld .., 700 m1llJon l<um.111 C'<Jthol 11·-. 17 months ago. "·•'I met at Kansha~a·s N'djili .11 rport. hv ZJ1rean Cardinal lo"'•ph .\I Jlula and President 'I ohut u !'x·~e S<.'ko. Mobu tu . J9. a baptize d t 1th11llt "hn trn•d to curb the I'""' "r of lhl' c hurch an the m11I 1970'> as part of a campaign t11 ra d Z.iare o r colonial IO· flucncc~. ha'! been making tus peace with the church over the _______ .:..11::.:::e:-..o:.s=aa,-=d,__,_,h.:.e_,be=c ame antcre§.ted a:.t fev. year!>. Wt• now sf.wk th~-fabulouH ~ollt• .. tion b-v ' . Hollvwood Clothrs • All Suits & Sportcoats %Price ~~ ~ loulM COAIT PLAZA. COIT4 NBA, CA.'PMONt 111ft lff.IHI \ orange Coast • OITION VOL 73, NO. 123, .. SECTtONS, SO PAGES Cl-illed by Panel Bu_nts Deny Plot To Corner Silver NoCoaalort Chuck Dyer , foreman at James Musick Minimum Securt· ty Jail, El Toro. inspects remains of 65-foot schooner, Comfort. It sank in Newport in January and was salvaged in pieces by the county last month. Owne r Roger Bloxham wants $250,000 from the county for loss of his boat. The county wants $14,000 from Bloxham to cover sa lvage costs. Miller Protests 'Lies' by Opponent Supervisor Edis on Miller ~laimed Thursday his principal opponent in the J une 3 election -R epublican Assemblym an Bruce Nestande -"viciousJy" spread false and misleading in· formation about him in a can· d.idate's statement to voters. Miller sent a strongly worded letter to the county's Fair Cam· paign Prartices Commission protesting Nestande's use of this comment in his forthcoming sta tement. "My ~nt in this election is a recent appointee of Gov· em or Jerry Brown. His main political experience has been as an officer in Jane Fonda's and Tom Hayden's radical left-wing or ganization (Campaign for Economic Democracy)." Miller said r ules r egarding candidates statements "clearly limit their content to the age, e ducation a nd pe r son a l qualifications for office of the candidate in question ... He said "even the most liberal inte rpre ta tion of what con- stitutes a candidate's education and qualifications could not in· e lude fa lse and de fa mator y state meota regarding the can· didate's opponent." The supervisor, appointed to office last year by Governor Brown, denied he bas ever been an .. officer .. in the Campaign for E conomic Democracy. "It is com mon knowledge tha t 1 am a member of CED and have been an adviser regarding veterans affairs. But I bave never been elected or appointed to serve as an 'officer" o( CED," Miller con· tended. He said t h:A for "Mr . Nestande l o even indir ectly question my devotion, loyalty and dedication as an American is an outrage to me and t.o the voters oC Orange County.·' Miller is a for mer Marine Corps officer who was shot down over North Vietnam and held prisoner for five years. Miller, however. was censured by the Secretary oC the Navy for statements on the war he made while held in captivity . As for his "main political ex· perlence," Miller cited his work as a me mber and vice cbalrman <See MILLER. Pase A.2) O ashin Cuba HAVANA, C uba <AP) Violence broke out al the U.S. Inte rest Section here today as security officers clashed 't'ith an estimated 1.500 Cubans wllo bad gathered there seeking visas t.o enter the United States. About 400 of the Cuban dernonstrators took refuge in the U.S. Interest Section, a State Depa rtment spokesman said in Washington. . WASIUNGTON CAP) -Texas bUUooaire William Herbert Hunt told a House subcommittee to- day that at no time did be "at- tempt to corner . squeeze or manipulate the silver market." Hunt and hls brother , Nelsoo Bunker Hunt, also insisted they never owned anywher e near t wo·tbirds of the world's silver. as some published reports in· dicated. In testimony before a House Govern ment Operations sub· committee. the Hunt brothers acknowledged they have negotiated a nine·year loan from private ban.ks for about Sl billion that will require them to dispose of most of their silver. The agreement also bars them from using the money for fresh speculation in any commodity, the Htmls said. The loan. as previously report· ed, will be made to the Placid Oil Co .. which ls wholly owned by trusts set up by the Hunt family r It was uncertain how much of the Hunts' s alver and s alver futures contracts will actually be liquidated, or exactly when except that it will be an "order: ly" disposition, Wilham Herbert Hunt said. Much of the proceeds Crom that loan will be used to help pay debts incurred by t he Hunts when the silver market col· lapsed. he testified. Those proceeds wiU go to for m a partnership among Placid Oil and William Herbert Hunt. Nelson Bunker Hunt and Lamar Hunt, be said . Asaets in that partnership will include not only sliver bullion and silver futures contracts, be said,. but also coal properties. s tocks a nd numerou s other securities. While acknowledging details of the publicized Joan, the Hunts s ide-stepped questions about the amount of silver they bav~ owned. as well as the profits they made and the losses they suffered as the precious metal accelerated in price to $50 an ounce in January, then plunging to $10.11> in late March. Wi lliam He r ber t Hunt . however , stressed that most of .his silver and futures purchase<; occurred before July 1979 before prices rose to their lofty heights. Hunt said he purchased massive amounts of the precious metal purely as an investment <See SILVER, Page A2> Bandit Back For Seco n d s ln Co sta Mesa Costa Mesa police said a 61· year-old woman doing her wash in the laundromat in the city's Vista Center late Thursday was held up twice by the s ame knife· wielding robber. Investigators said the man. described as a Latin about 23 years of age, entered the laun· dromat at 843 W. 19th St. at 7:30 p.m .. flashed a knife a nd de- m a nde d m o ney f rom the woman. S h e gave h im $11. in· vesligators said, and he fl ed out t he back door only to return mo- ments later and demand more· cash. The woman gave him an addi· lional $10 and the bandJt again fled out the rear exit, in· vesligat.ors said. He was last seen running east down the alley behind the establishment. TWE NTY·FIVE CENTS A Mode rn '"Bounf y• The s tcel·hull. 9,1.foot hrig..int1nl· T .tl~o move:-. through San Fran('1:-.co HC:t \ on a sha kcdov.:n r ru1..,c' The Ta1~n IP.J\·P .... th1-.. \.\.l'Pkc·nrl lor~Jll D1t'go ..1nd 1 ~1h1ll on 1t.r q..1 rt of .1 HJ·\H·1·lo.. n·~C>..irth nu-..•.1011 Pfl Flt"'l<·ht ·r C'hri-..11,in and l~1tc.:a1rn Island Dance Teacher Held on Sex R~p A 2S·year ·old Costa Mesa woman was ~rest.ed Tbw-sday afternoon in the Sunshine Dane" ~cademy on charges of prostJtu taon. Police booked Karen Denise Kolbert or 250 E 16th St. into Orange County Jail. Bail was set at S500 An widercover VlCe orricer al leged that he paid $12 50 for a dance lesson Ut thC' \C'COnd nl)IJr academy, 583 W 19th St . "J' solicited for prostttut1on and paid an additional $50 to th" woman lie said he was gu1dC'<1 to a couch in one corner o f lht• carpeted ballroom. City Planning Commission me mbers rC'ccntly rnbll' h m t• n t Co r a variance to city parking span· laws. An atlomC') :md rral C'!itate agent a ppearing before the com mass1on on behalf of the dance Pc:tablishment's Chicaji?o own rr "'ere unable to adequately de fme bow the stud.to wouJd be operated. officials said . The academy's busJoess ltcen-;e appllcataon is pendin~ .n · q u 1 s 1 t 1 o n o C t he pa r lti n ~ 'anann". omc1als added Lar~· Mc·Mah1:tn, man1:t~er of t ht· 1.'-;ta bl1 shmt·nt. .... nd l a~t 14t.•('k lhal Sun!>hlnl' ~ 11 femal1· ll'al'ht>r; m.'>truct d1:-co dJncing on thn.ot· sh1fL, The aco!dl.'my occupies tht• ':im•· spac·(· formC'rl) hous1n~ 1 ht• Sun .... h1m· t nude modehn~ 1 ~tucl10 14h1ch went out of bu.'>1 111':-" l'arhl'r this year 14 hf'n ll did nnl comply "1th 1·1tv ordinanc<'S Three women 14 er" a rr<''itl'CI at I h.it ..,tud1u lhcn undt•r dif f<·rent own<'r.;hip for prostitu 11on in 197~ All thre1· <'ii l>l'!-. 14cre d1:-m15:-cd thl' follow1n.: 'l'dr Iran Dissidents . Guilty, Exe cuted By The Associated Pre-.,, Two unemployt•d workcr:- fo und guilty of "inc1 ttng 1g norant people" and involvemt>nt m bloody anti.government dis turbances 1n Iran's r cst1v<' Khuzeslan province were ex· ccuted today. Tehran radio re· parted. It identified the men cxeeutcd in the city of Ahvaz as Ahmand Mozan and Massoud DaynaLi. Thev had taken part in "most of the sit-ins. demonstrations an'1 activities" in Arab· populated Khuzestan directed against Iran's revolutionary gc.vernment, a nd were found guilt~ of 1oinang m consp1rac1~ at a university in Ah vaz. and of "inciting ignorant ~eople and direct involvement tn an inc1 dent wtuch led to the death of several people and the an1unng of .1 large numt>C'r or othe~ .. the broadcast sa 1d D1),~1denLs among Iran's Arab minority ha\'e l)e(>n f1 f:htmg tht' l'l'ntr al governme nt for au t o n omy f or oil ·r1 c h Khuzestan. Tt·hran radio gave no further details of the fatal "incident," hut last week five persons were killed at Ahvaz in fighting bet ween t s la m tc fund amen· IStt IRAN, Page A2) Assembly OKs Berg~son Bill On Tax Ind ex Pe ar Picke~ Over Munoz By Deputy DAs By DAVID KUTZMANN Ot-_, -~"'" The 1\'i;,OC 1al1on or Or:..O J!r Co unty D~puty U1:.tric t Al · torneys endorsed prosecutor Mic hael Pear over aocumbent Judge Frances Munoz Thursday in the Harbor Municipal Court ra<'l' to be decided by voters in Jun1• Tlw ll:irmr <'nu rt d 1c:t n et CO\ 1'r" tht' c1t11·'> l)f '''" J1<1rt U1.·ach . Co-.ta Me-.a <ind lrv1m· In Jnolh1•r Or rn ~c ('o:.ic;l r<n"' the asl>OC1.1t1on l'h•)'>t' not to tak• ;1 n v po-.1t1on 1n tht.• C'onte:-t twl14lCn 1111·umb1 nt South Coun I\ Muntl'1pal C ourl J udi! R1rhard ll am111on a11d 1·h a 1 lt·ni.:er \\ti Ii J ni o..;,1 •,1 Th• !-.outh CoWli)' u 1urt d1~tm l 1n l'lucfr<; Laguna 1!1•,11 h. La1.'un.1 .'\ 1 g Ul'I San Cl 1 mt nll'. Da r,.i l'oint and ~addldwck VJlli·\ Thl· ass0<.·1at1on ahn t>ndor~ed f1\l' ot her prOSt.'CUtor. an<l t hn··· in c u inlx'nts m OranJ.!•· Count, \I unac1pal 'ourt Judgeship race':- nn the Jun.-3 ballot h!>oc1atton Pn•..;1dent Willnm B<'ds worth told rcportt•r., at J rrc~s ron!ercncc 1n th1• Hall of ·\dmin1st rat1on in S.111t:.1 Ana that a "sizable maJOnl\ J \a~t majority" of his group':-mem ht•rs 'oted m lht.' t.'ndor"'mf>nt-. hut h(' "ould not dl\·ulge th!' ta lites m each race. J:::ndorsement. Bedswo rth ,aid. required that at least half ihc volJng member.. choose not lo ab!>tain and that the rand1da tt• receive a maJority of the votes 1:asl. CSee J UDGES. Page 1\2) Or ~::Q ,~~as l \\eathe r Fair through Sa turdav with gradual warm1ni Lows toru .:ht from 45 <1t t he beaches to 55 inland 1 llJ:hs !:>aturday from up per 60s to mid 70s - Underground School Paper Hit A blll to permanently index s tate income taxes by As· c;e mblywoma n M arian Bergeson, R-Newport Beach. was unanimously approved by the Assembly and sent to the state Senate Thursday. Last year, Mrs. Bergeson authored legislation that set state income tax bracketa bu49d on inflation so that coat of Uvtna pay raises wouldn't push lax· payers inU> hi1htr bra~kell. l11dd~ Today It's d11f1cult to rtvel m aprangrtme amid f reewoys and concrete But travel to the Pl«uure Frure wh~re ac tori and vuilon celebrate the uo1on Eliiobcthan-at11lt Page Cl 97 .IOANNS aSYNOl.IMS .............. An under~ new1paper whlcb bu circulated at Newport Harbor Hl1h School is t•lDI tehool admlnl1trator1 ........ T .. 4'111moa. prim of r:..-=~= =····-=· ...... ..,. ... ,., ............... ... 111,11rf•• ... . • ··-= .... . ..., .......... .. Ubeloul." Jn addition be aald be ls con t.mplat1nc OUMr ltepe, 1uch u tran1ferlu 1tudenta, for con· tlnued dlttrlbutton or tht ........... JaCotilcla Mid he doela•t know "° .... ,._ ..... ~~ ::.~ .. m: .. ~~ur:rrr· i• •••. hat publlHUOB . ..... , ... t '''" •••• out l• ,.. ....... .., ................ . ......... t ......... " ••• ... •••rt, . ..,.,. ( trtbutlnl lt . The ne w1paper c ontains artldea tMt are written under ptn nam... Th• article• are aprlnkled with 1eatoloatcal pbt ... ..S mu1 COllt&lD IO• ua1 IJ• JED he. leUrieal U'Uc .. .,. ............. u .. u .................. , .... . ,... ..................... b, ., ............... , .... . _, ,._.-ttrl:'htr a.-...,...._,. .... ....... &e t:'J --I t.o ~NI -11&1t Melia .. to decla re the lnhabltants to be either fools or slaves." J acob so n said be bas monitored the pa per tn relation to 1chool board policy a nd laws on o~ty and libel. "Stud nta and faculty have been unj1.11Uy · c har actt r laed In t bt under· 1rowMI paper," he Hid . J acobian txpl1lned that Ubfl la•• pt rt1lnl n1 to T•n•nl ~l reul1tlon n1w1 publ cation• alto 1DD11 lo student pubUca Uou. He NW the Dftly 1tandard , .. PAPl l , P11t Al) .. However, t hat bt ll was amendtd ln the llate Senate '° th1t It would expire at the end of the t•t tax year ...., Her new le,lal1llon, ABIOOI • would m1kt ndHln1 pttrma· nent 1\ won'L takt effect lf voter• 1pproY• PropoelUon t , bff aUN tM ballot mtnYre con lain• a ahnUar pnwtaloft. l '· Al DAILY PILOT S., fr1d1v. May 2 JHQ ~--JUST BREt4KJNC-----.,,,._ ~ ltt'mf from &odQr'• WIOrid ad, .. , ..... IWUll ..,,~, .. Storm Bears Down On Freedom, Flotilla KEY W~'T. Fla (AP ) A storm churoed W.ani lb4I Fk>ricA. Stra.lt.s today IOd ~ Coe.at Ouard wamed buodrt!cb of boaltta tn U.. "f"tefidom FlotJlla" from C'Uba to 1et ort LOO water aod led abetln. Tbt ~ O\W"d wl.l'ft9d boaten t.bal "mua:lve 1torma, hlab wtndl and ball" weR ~ wtthln Iii to 10 boun. tRe latecht.ory, A4> A llmllar Jtorm Sunday ~t.ed bWTiu.oe-forc. ttuata that''°" mon than 20 s mall bo9ta u1>9twd or sWLk Two bodi8 were found ln OM boet Two others were •l&bt.ed at sea U>eo loet • l•fHrcftf I• Aafi-l{le• Rell• OREENSBORO, N.C. <AP> -A rrand jury today tncUctt'Jd n ve memben ot the CooununJ.at Workers Party and three others on riot CharsH ln ~ w1th vtolence •t • Nov 3 an ti-Klan rally that left five left.Lala dead The CWP membtn lncUrted by the Ouilf<>(d County eraod Jury were Nelaoo Jobnloo, ft.and Manzella and IAcle Ru.a.sell, all of Greenaboro. and Allen P1illllp Blil.I an4 Dorothy BUu of lhe Martinsville. Va , area. The others lndlcted were Mark Jef-f~y Scherer, now ln prtaoo for burnlnJ a croea. Jtrent M.lll&Dd Fletcher, oo address giveo, and Percy Tim9th,y Simms of Greensboro . .._ Alglwl• StlMle.lf •~•,,.. •~porf ~d NEW DEL.HJ. 1nd.1a (AP> -Tbe mood t.n Kabul, capllai of Afghanistan. was one of resignation and mouming folie'M.og "almost suicidal" anti-Soviet demon.stratioos by screaming schoolgirls, a traveler arriving ln New Delhi said today. Russian troops killed about 60 students, most of them girls. pultiog down the protests, he said. More firing was beard Thursday in Kabul. said the in· formant, who declined to be identified. following five days or de· moostrations. The Russians bave an estimated 80.000 troops in Afghanistan fighting Moslem rebels. lllfes £'ewcl..r~d tor Bllr•coclc HOLLYWOOD (AP> -On a bright sun.swept day, unlike the somber ones he enjoyed filming for his masterworks of sus- pense. Sir .Alfred Hitchcock waa given the fmal btoed.iclioo of the Catholic Church today and eulogized as "one of the great.est artists in mm.'' . Six b\.Dldred mourners gathered al the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills for the memorial mass. Two hundred onlookers stood out.side to watch the arrivals, wblcb lncluded supe~ Hitc_h~~ directed in ~or bis 54~ DOUa;. \'alue Gains on World Mark~• LONDON <AP> The vaJue of the dollar ga.tned oo world markets today, while gold prices were mixed and sliver gained. Gold cl05ed in London at SS18 an ounce, up from $495 at Thursday's close. ll cl05ed in New York at $511.50. down $3.90. London's s ilver prices rose to $12.75 an ounce from $12 •Thursday. Silver closed in New York al $13.65, up $1.47. Mesa Woman Molested; , ---Two So ugh ( Cost.a Mesa police are seeking two suspects who entered the home ot a 35-year~ld woman this morning and forced her lo perform sex acts. Police said lbe woman was asleep in her triplex unit in the mid-city area at 4 :30 a .m. when two men removed a screen to enter ber bedroom through an open window. Investigators said a neighbor heard noise, moved around to lbe open window and asked lhe sobbing woman If sbe needed help. Tbe two men ned in a van, police said. Investigators said they believe they have one sus- pect ldentified. FroaP~AJ PAPER ••• set by lbe Newport-Mesa Urufied School District board policy on judging obscenity Is whether it v iolates tbe commu nity's stand ard.s. "We feel some of the it.ems have violated lhal standard. T hey appeal to prurient lo· • terest.s and have no redeemable social value," Jacobson said. He said he waa contemplating harsher action against stud(mts who distribute the publication. in part. because of complaints from parents whose children were l ampoon e d in lbe newspaper. DAILY PILOT ,,,. O•-C:-.t Oe<ty Pttet. Wltfl _,, I• CO'ftt>fMd , ...... W\.o ... f'9'U. It ..... Wd O'f ,,,. <>-•-c.o." -·"""O '-• s..-... "'"'-' .... ---·· , ... _ ~ ... (..oM• ---"· """' ........ ::!~~~"~~ :•~ :,r,-..!,"i!J ~C~! --~---"'-T ... __ -·~-" .. )JO ......... ~-··"'° IN• , .... C..U ~ t.f-• n.a. ._ .. _ ...,., ___ _ , .... e.r-. v ...... ...--0.-11~ -.. ·-f-,_,. _..,.... .............. ~ ..... ,...,.::-~ omo.. c.-.-.... ..., • ._, ~ e.::c~~~';t'i:;: ~=;. T~t ('11•)MM»1 a •• ,..._ A4\e,.........,. ...... -0--....... f'""" Pagr A I SILVER .•. beeauae of "rampant \nfiat:Jon" and a lack or confidence ln the U.S. dollar. He blamed the dramatic slide ln silver prices and the subse- quent collapse of tbe silver market to actioos ta.ken by the c ommod i ty ex change s themselves. H uot, testifying w ith bis brother. Nelson Bunker Hunt. before a House Government Operations s ubcommittee . cha rged that sUver prices began to fall in J anuary from a $50 an ounce high only when the ex- changes imposed Limits on silver trading. The Chicago CommodJties Ex· change and the C~ago Board of Trade required silver buy ers to put up bigber margln.s to purchase sllver contracts and limited lhe amount of contracts parties could purchase. Wllllam Hunt charged thal this barred access to the sUver market for many average in· vestors and speculators. Moreover , the limits on con- tracts forced big traders to sell oH silver. thus flooding the mark el "Toe natural result of these artificial factors was to drive the price of silver down," William Hunt sald. "Mlne was the distressful econom ic situa- tion of being compelled to be a seller without a buyer," be told the subcommitlff. The Hunt brothers testified ln the race of a possible contempt clt.ation after failing to appear before the House panel Tuesday, despite a subpoena. William Hunt defended hl1 masaive investment in sliver. "A study of the facts and fif ures led me to believe that sl ver was a wise, good and con- servative investment." be said. He said he became interested in the precious metal "as an in· vestment, not as a speculation in 1973. "My research revealed that the price or silver had been kept al artificially low prices by various eovernmeot actions.'' He sald be began purcba.slng silver futures contracts and 1Uver bullion for an averaae ol $2.55 per ounce. ,,....P.,.eAl MIIJ,ER ••• "Oranp County'• Democnuc Party. TM count.)''• P'alr Campelcn PraelleH Comml11lon mffll next ~ and lllUer laid lD bll &MW '° UM paMl M would bl uuble '°au.id. Hownw, bl IUH-*I I ..,.,.... IMlliN eouJ41 ,be IC~tduled "IO Uilat 1 ••1 ...w1 Utt ............ uua Iii#!' NtMHdf ..W Ml be rMeMd for cC>frUMM t,oday. , lnndon Standoff Unbroken LONDON (AP' -Brltlah anti· tnrorlat 1~clalbts reaumed their "patient. peraeverlna" ne10UaUooa with Arab Iranian 1unmen holdtn1 at leaal lt ho1ta1es at tbe lraot.n !:m· bua y lo Loodoo today. In Tehran. the militant cap- tors of 5() American boeta1es ac- c u 1 ed Preeldenl C 1rle r of mutermindlng the London takeover. The "subversion" in Loodoo makes resolutlon or the U.S. hostage criais "more difficult." the Tehran militants sald. They also e xhorted the I ranJ an hostages here. "Do not fear martyrdom." Tbe Iranian government says il will not negotiate the main de- mand o f the three London gunmen-that 91 Arab Iranians Imprisoned 10 l r an ·s Arab- populated southwest province of Khu%eslao be r e l e ased . Kbu%est.an is the heart of the Iranian oil belt. * * * Fro.a Page Al • IRAN ... taUsts and leftists opposed to a government decision to purge the university system of anU - Jslamlc ideology. The rSdio reported nine deaths in clashes al three universities Aprll 21, including three at Tehran University, but unof- ficial estimates said seven to 20 persons were killed and many others were injured. At that time. Japan's ' Kyodo news -&ervice reported that its count at' hosp ital s and oUier places ~.. le.a.st--il~ltllied--and - more than 500 injured Meanwhile. Iran claimed t.o- d o the charred body or an Am erican commando -sup. posedly the 10th killed 10 last week's host.age rescue attempt -was found in a burned-out air craft bulk at the desert site where lhe mission was cut short in fiery failure 1ast l'Tiday. U.S. officials have insisted s ince the operatioo was aborted t h at only eight Am e r ican servicemen died, all 11\ the col· llsion of a transport plane and a helicopter as the rescue team was preparing to depart from rran ,_,..._PageAJ JUDGES •.. The a.aaoclation has 96 mem- bers. Bedsworth said the Hamilton· Sage race in the South County was simply "too cl06e to call" for an endorsement. He said a majority of those present voted nol to take a position ln that particular race. In other municipal court ra~ in lbe county. the association voted to endorse. -Deputy District Attorney E. Wallace Dingman over Central Municipal Court Judge Karl C. F rank. -Deputy District Attorney Erle Snethen over incumbent central Municipal Court Judge Eugene Langhauser. -l)epuly District Attorney Cliff Han1.I over fellow pros- ecutor Jack R yan and rive other candldales. Incumbent Judg~ ~rt Law is not seeking re-election. -Deputy Dlstrict Attorney Robert Thomas over Presiding Judge John Teal and attorney Nancy Kaufman. -Deputy District Attorney Richard Stanford over incum· bent Judge Betty Elias. -Incumbent Judge Edward Lalrd over Newport Beach At· torney Arnold Mordkin. -Incumbent Judge Richard Orozco over attorney Bobby Youngblood -North County Judge Lotan Moore over Bru attorney David Radin. Registration .Scheduled for · Kindergarten Parerit.s whose chlldttri ·are 'tO begln kindergarten next fall ln the Newport-Mesa Unified School District are asked by school offlcials to pre-register next week. Fred Carter. coordlnat.or of student SttVlcet, su11es~ that pa ren ts telephone the ir nel&bborbood acboola for a rec· latratlon appolnlment nnl Monday throuCb Friday'° a.okt toc:;onveQienee. _..11 ... &:":: ln ~ a l!;:llll.N• mu.at pnwkte Droof o1 • dent '1 .,. and lbat he or lhe bu Nfffwd UM wate-reqWNd Im· mualutMN. Tb• fall .. ..,..&.er bel\DI ....-. •• .. , ...................... . dl¥tdual adiool'I dally H ....... . bu ......... oUter IW+1"I .tU N ,. .. , ... at tarh ......,, ca ner..W. Wait~g, Hoping Maria Perez. recently arrived from Cuba, chews on an apple while nervously waiting for a bus to take her to a processing are~ along Wllh other Cuban ref ugets in Key West. F1 a. See story, Page A4 'Callous Kille.r' ........... ---- Sentenced to Life Lee McKenzie Brazell wa, sentenl'ed today to 27 years to life imprisonment for his conVlc ttoo in what Orange County Suoenor Court Jud• Kenneth Lae called the "callous laUtog of Ga rden Grove ser vice stallon operator George Bice · · Braz.ell. 22. ot La ;fabra. s<tt silently at the counsel table an the crowded courtroom as J udge Lae pronounced sentence The dt>fendant wa.s conVlcted Apnl 3 in 4ae's courtroom or "iatson Heads Rent Control Ban Campaign Raymond Walwn. president of the Newport Development Co. aod former president of lht> lrvtne Compatiy, is among four co-chaJrmen named to lead Uw campaign for Proposition 10. lhc initiative to restrict local rent control The co-ch airme n we r e an· nounced Thursday in add1Uon to Walson. the y are Cla rence Pendleton. president of the San Diego Urban League. attorney William Coblentz. a formt>r member of the Unlveri1lty of California Board of Regents. and former Assemblyman Dixon Arnelt1 R·Redwood City. now vice president of Claremont Men's Collcli!e Pro pos1 t1on 10 would oan statewide rent control.J'"epeal all current local rent laws. reqwre future rent control ordinance!. to allow annual cost-of-living LO· crease~ and exempt new and \ ac a ted apartments shool.lng Bice in August as the !>erv1ce staUoo owner croucbed in the bed of a pickup truck. Bice had Jumped into the truck as tl sped away from tus rexaco st.al.loo when the occu pants didn't pay for $10 worth of gasoltne Lae bluntly told Brazell that he bel.Jeved lhe defondant sbouJd ~pend the remamder of hls life 1n pn.son Deputy 01stnct At torney Pa ul Meyer later said Brazell would beromP ebg1bl" for parole af'l er sen·an~ 18 ye31"'> of the term ·"The COW1 believes this was a c allous k11l1ni.?. · .Lac s aid. "Loold.ng al the defendant's rec· ord the court flnds he has been 10 trouble !\tnce a ver) young a~e and graVltated to the most ~enous offen.c;e that can occur " Lae saJd he had oo "bes1tan· ry · · 1n ordenn~ a "tat£' pn~ term for Brazell Oefl·n..,t.• attorn1·' Ri chard Ror~nttr uno;uae!>~full> argued that Hraze ll .,hould be entitled to ,, nt'~ tnal Bonner ~as also un· ,abll' to t'OO\ inn· I.d e that tht' fir<;t dt•grt-'(.' m urder flnc:tin~ of the JUT) :.hould be reduced to !>econd degree murder. Lat.• said the fa<'Lc; of ~ Ca5t' l>howcd clearly that the k11l1ni:: was premeditated and did occur with malice. Testimony Ill the trial lndical· ed that when Bruell saw Bice tn the back of the truck he loaded a s hotgun. stopped the vehicle, leapeod out and dLc;charged UK- weapon. blowing off a portton of Bice's head. Meyer said that Brazell had a histor y of auto theft.related crimes and was on parole from state prison at the time the shotgun sla)1ng occurred. S11mmer . School Slated More lhan 2!50 students have registered for the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dlslrict's basic sklllB summer school prolJ'am, offi clal.s have announced. Registration deadline for the June 23 summer sessions Is May 16 with latecomers scbeduled for a walting list. s aid Dick Walt.g, summer school coordinator. Scheduled ln addition to lhe six-week-long basic 1 ki lls classes for seventh through l2lh grade students are a special seniors makeup class or seven week.a and the a nnual apedaJ t!ducallon c lasses for b a n ·' d1 c apped youngsters of all grades. Parents of aome s tudents in grades 8-11 are now r eceiving letters notifying them that their child should attend the baste skills sessions. Classes are to be held al all hJgb schoolB for students who need to work oo graduation pro- Hciencies, Watts said. Students will enroll in Engllib and math skill labs, each meet- ing for two hours daily, be said. However, students need not lake the fUll six weeks of study if testing dtµing and following lbe s~ond week of s umm'f!r---scbool indicates a proficiency In the s ubject. A seniors makeup s ummer session is offered al Costa Mesa High School. Only seniors who need 10 o r fewer credits to graduate are eligible. Watts said. W att.s alM> announced today th at lbe dim1ct ls seelc1ng to hire junior and senjor students w1tb A or B grade. Lverai-in English or math as tutors for~ ,_ S"lJ'lDUH!rM!iSSloos: -- Tbe student instructional as- sistants will earn $2.97 an hour. Applicants for jobs or tbose -;eeking summer program in- formaUOn are asked to coot.act. Watts at 760-3508. Abandoned Boat Found 12 Miles Out It took two days but Newport Bea.ch yachtsman BUJ Forsythe finally located his racing catamara n Thursd ay. It bad capsiied Tuesday afternoon on a return voyage from Ensenada Forsythe said the vessel -the Maka1 -was found belly-up about 12 miles off Camp Pendleton 1n roughly the same !>pot he and a crewman abM.n- doned It . The r-<ewport yach t" 'broke r ~aid he believes tt m ay have been a chunk of debris or even a ~halt.• that ripped a hole 1n one n( ht!i boat·.., pontoons Wh atever i.t was. it S Urt~ made a heU of a noise." he said "We were C"Ommg down a wave .rnd 1t JU.'>l rrucked · · The skipper of a nearby boat. the Cnz Lu. resc~ Fors)'t.hf- and Im partner. Micl ey Deer- ing, alter they jumped over- board. Both boats were retum- 1 n g from l a s t weekend "s Ensenada race. Forsythe said whlle treading wa ter .Ile attem{>ted t.o gather up personal belongings. He estimat· t.>d he lost Sl.200 worth of sails and some electronic hardware. "I wasn't really too worried because I'd seen the other boat. but I'll tell you. that water S\.Ll'e was cold." he sai . We now Ht~k the fabulous ~olle~tion by ) Hollywot>d Clothes ~. ~ .. ,_ All Suits & Sportcoats %Price \ ~ ' . - I I I' .. ' fddlw. May 2. 1900 DAILY P!LQI Ai ·Jobless purt Biggest • ID Years lee• r.ae M.*'C ad\&J\ meo ln more u.... three iteeMtea. The ret. in CallfOC"Dla J~mped even IDOft, rrocn • pcrctot to '·1 Tb• wbor l>eDartmtnt l&ld tbe number of Americana w1tJH>ut JC>N .,... b1 m .ooo from March LO 7.J mUUon. wttb tM la.rf'Ml unemployment fo . cnuee com.lnC ln ~ atumplftl conatnxtkJD and auto laduatrtee. • Auilwr Wants Osival d Crisis Q -ips Buchwald Speak. a t VCI FORT WORTH, Texas tAP1 -A British author who wants to exhume the body buned in Lee Harvey 0$wald's gr11ve to prove lt Is t1lat of a Russian assassin may sJmply be trying "to help ihe sale ol his book," a county prosecutor says. The three-Judge panel that heard argum~nts T/lursday ts not expected to rule for at least 10 days on whether Michael Ed· dowes, author of "Tbe Oswald File." has the right to ask that the body be exhumed Eddowes claims a Sov1et Im· ----postor. S\l~titutecrror Oswald 1n 1959 during Oswald's 17-mooth defection to the Soviet· Unton; sho t President Kennedy in _ J>allas on NM'_ 22, 1963, ~s himself shot two days later by restaurant owner J ack Ruby and was buried here -2S miles away. . A congressional inve~tlgation last year concluded that Kell· nedy's assassination "probably" was the result of a conspiracy. • Eddowes, who cit-ed discreJ>WJ·, __ cies~ Oswald's Marine Corps physical and tbe autopsy on the assasstn, a1iked a state district court to order the Tar- rant County district attorney's o Hi ce and tbe m e dical e x-· a m iner 's offi ce to open the g rave and perform ~not~er autopsy County officials refused to dis- turb the grave, saying they would exhume the body only un- der a court order. The district court denied Eddowes · petition. so he appealed. Assis tant District Attorney Fred Schattman argued Thurs- day that Eddowes bas no legal right to demand exhumation, calling him "some foreign na· tlonal coming in . . perhaps to help the sale of rus book." · But Eddowes continues to cite details from Oswald's military physicals and the autopsy reports on the body buned 1n Fort Worth's Rose Hlll·Cemetery. •1 aJCllA.aD oaEEN Ot .. Delfr ........... Colu.moiat Art 8ucbwaJd told 1.000 people Thunday nlgbt at UC Irvine tl)at he bu found 1olutlot18'" to Amertea'1 problems. "Take Saccharin.'' be aald. ''They doo'l need to find a substitute for il - they Just n eed lo find stronger rats." Buchwald s aid this country should send a doc- tor to Iran to treat the Ayatollah Khomeini 's heart condition -Elvis Presley's doctor. Buchwald spoke at UCI as part of the "Celebrate -tJCI w~tr,'._ a series of events observing the uni· ver3ity's t5th1>irthdllY. ··1 have great respect for President Carter." be said. "I worship the very quack.sand be stands oo." Buchwald, whose syn-dicated column appears in more than 500 papers. said be has reported Of} several pres ide nts a nd said a sto ry he heard surris up the· differences between pft'lri~nts Nixon, Ford and Carter. . "N1xo o . Ford and Carter were all In a train that w as stuck in a tun· nel." be satd. "Nixon said he would take care or the p r obl em by •se ndlng Gordon Liddy to shoot the train engtnttr. Well , that didn't work. So Ford said ·r11 pardon the engineer.· That djdn't work either Carter's solution was 'Let 's pull down the shades and pretend tbe traln is moving'." Carter has said be will campaig n because tbe country's problems ar e under control. On the s ubjecJ.. ~f tbe p r esidentia l tace , Buchwald didn't seem too enthralled with tbe can- didates. "They say that 50 per- cent of all Americans don't like the presidential choice of either Carter or O..ty l"INC I~,,_.. A UGKTER NOTE Humorist Buchw•ld Reagan." Buchwald said. "Well I'm not worried about those people. but I :im worried about the-SO percent that do llke that choice." • Buchwald blamed tht> pro,t>lerw of high-priced petroleum on the Harvard School of Business. "That school taug~ all the sons of sheiks how t<Y screw us. 1f those sons of sheiks would have gooe to the University of Southern California they'd be out surfing now." Buc hw ald stru ck a serious not.e as be ended hiss~h. "America bas made It 204 years. It bas muddled through one crisis after another without cbangin1 Its form oi government. "1 wais m Washington D.C. when Nixon resigned and Ford replaced him. I didn't see one soldier or one uniform Any country that can go through that kind of a change without one bayonet being un- sheathed can 't be too bad." "In all the Marine physicals he was lisle<} as 5·11 and bad those three .scars on his left arm and ooe behind his ear." said Eddowes. ·'The autopsy never re· corded a ~ll·inch scar on the upper left ann and the mastoid (ear) ' scar. The body of the assassin was recorded jlt 5-9. "The man who shot tbe presi· dent was 5-9. It's all so very sim· ple." Last fall, Eddowes took his claims to the Dallas Count y medical exa m iner '1 office, which ran several tests and later announced there was significant doubt about the body's identity to warrant exhumation. Air Pira te Critic Of Iran Mission Mustard Gals Facing Trial STOCKTON (AP) -A gun- ma o who commandeered a Pacific Southwest Airlines plane befor e its scheduled takeoff radioed a message criticizing the a borted Iran rescue attempt and then surren· dered today, officials said. No shots were (ired dunng the 5"'2·hour standoff at Stockton Mun icipal Ai rport. and t he man's lone hosta~e. an un.iden· tified PSA fbght engineer, was released unharmed. LANSING, Mich . t AP ) -· Three sisters have be6i ordered to s tand trial on cnarges or joyriding and indecent exposure after police said they smeared their naked bodies with mustard · and took off for the Garden of : · Eden in a delivery truck. The gunman. identified as Steve W. Btl.son. 25, of Ceres. was to be arraigned today in Sacramento on a charge of air piracy, said FBI spokesman Otis Cox. The siege began at about 7: ts p .m . Thursday wnen a man dressed in white shorts and a T· shirt bolted over a fence and ran up the rear ramp of the plane, flight 818 to Los Angeles. They were bound over to circuit coUrt by Ingham County District Judge R. William Reid after a preliminary bearing. Doshalli\e McCUin. Charlene Roper and Sandra Lewis were arrested April 17. One of the sis- ters explained that "sunshine and t.&e Holy Spirit" prompted t.be escapade. No passengers bad boarded the Boeing 727-and au the crew except for tbe flight engineer escaped. : . ' .. ... .. ..• . . ... .. ... . . . "· . .. Dope to Iran? He Would Cheer Hostages VALLEY FORGE, Pa. <AP> -Comedian Bob Hope, wbo bu tn..aed Uae world over to eo\ertaiD U.S. servicemen, aaya be'd UM to to to Iran to cheer up tbe American bo&ta1a . Hope ftPnilaed th• aeatimeDtl at a press confennce Tbur&· day won pneentlD& tbe llxtb annual Bob Hope Ftve·Star Civilian Award to Gen. A .. undM' II. Kala Jr., f0t1Der NATO coaim•Ddtr and aide to ronner Pnltdlnt Niuo. .. 11 ll • ........ ,.. • '° r· r• -.... MCODCS ... Hope~ ....... II!_~ Pr•w.t~Cert.w'• Mlempl .'!t ... JWCM -•'ft: ~u.i,u.a-.rr= '\~.;.~,. b11 ...... ...,... =al ..,, ud .. role .nu. lonner a:=~ .... ....,., ........ ..,..,...._ IUt lid to I •111an1a~. "The crew looked like a bunch of scattered quail ... The crew ju.st ran out." said one witness. Witnesses said the engineer was alone in the cockpit at the time and was unaware of what was happening. Fly Yo ur O wn Pilot at Toro A.ir Slww S unday's Daily Pilot will have photo coverage or the air show at the El Toro Marine Air Station open house and these featured stories. ' lNTEBlOll QUALmES -At today's prices, it's eaaier to tt· model than sell your home. Tbe ( S~NDA Y'S BEST) Featuring sed1oo will provide ideas on b ow lo reva'Ulp kitchens, bat.brooms and utility corners to maximise •P· pearance and minimiU ~ and beatinl costa. PE O PLE FlaST- BurUn1ton Nortber n 'a railroad cb\IC' alooa with flat profits. but the flrm'1 Newport Beacb bMed alr frelpt open· lion la nym,. thanks to lta peo- ple, ..,. the tlrm'• pretldeot lD a You/Yow 11one1 •too'· UGlft ...S -UW1ty rac. will be • !! eocm ud Pat Dwul'• CcJeiUaMr CloHvp .... 1ue1t lt'U be • jolt. But U.. are W111 to Aft. lD .....,,., 8utla•1,.._. DOUILS CllALLSNGI -OoWle ..... M1I ..... Na. "'L~!' a11J••••·" '' • eh• fw..., V ...,_ _. '"'"·· tot from a llwnp lo ~ auto lo- duaU')'. showed lbe b1'best ~ leH ..--12..i percent.. up from 10..2 pem!Dl in Marcb. Otuo WO 1howed a larp locreue. In T8UI and New Jersey, the Job&esa raca actually declioed. Tb• Tex.u rite fell from 5.8 per- cent to :S.4 percent: New Jeney'1 dipped trom 6.9 percent to 8.8 percent .• The locreaalnc uoemploymmt · comes at tbe same Ume tbal In· nation ii runnina at an annual rate of 18 percent. Economic analysts, and Pratdent Carter. cenerally agree that the iDfla· Uon rate will IOOD decline. Today's jobless figures parallel other recent economic Danger Predicted lndlcatora polnt1n1 to a ~ cesatoo &Del lcmct evJdeoce to ,.. vlaed predlctloas lbal tbe downturn wiU be 1ubllaJltl•Hy deeper tbaD Carter la lorecut· tng. The president has predicted a "abort and mild" receulon with unemployment rtalng to 7 .2 per- cent · Grand Jm-y Pushes . State Water Plan The Orange County Grand facing Its citizens," the jury Jury called Thursday for quiclt said completion of the State Water The Jury r apped "poUUcal Project -including con.sttuc· maneuvering " (or de laytng the tioo or the long.d elayed construction of the Perj..pberal Peripheral CanaJ in Northern Canal m the Sacramento delta California · -to avoid a water re~aon of Northern California. shortage crisis that could occur The purpose or the cana l as e arfy as ~· would be to divert fresh water The grand Jury. ln a th.re(>. f North c lif page repo rt, also urged in· ,rom em a ornia n vers _ creas&T~rfttlbtr nre~W'M --·~YAtt lhe-•lWota ·anh endit -to by the public and f overnment Southern CaWorrua . and increased use o reclaimed Construcllon of the canaJ is water from sewage treat.ment s trongly advocated by the for Irrigation of parks and Metropolltan Water D1sln<'l , the landscaping Southe rn Ca ti forn1 a w uter "Southern. CaWornla IS ·1n 8 wholesaler. wtuch m 1985 Wlll be great danger of runrung out ol water."the JUTY warned Priest's Dea th "Ao inqwry into the water losing more than half of Its en- t 1 tl e meot of Colorado River water to the state of Arbona. A drougbt ln 1985. the jury 'i a 1d . could leave "Southern Callforrua dangerously short of fresh water." Tbe JW'Y recommended that stn ct conservation measures be m~tuted immediately, noting that during the 1977 drought water coosumpuon was reduced ~bout~ percent . • The jury also said reclamation. of treated sewage effluent rouJd reduce the use or potable water. crisLs in Orange County reveals that between 1985 aod 1990, a critical water s_bortage could bt Mother, .Son Di~ in Lake • JUry to .Deierniiiie Susp ect's San i ty CLEVELAND fAP) -Locked in an embrace. the bod.Jes o( a mother of four and ber 11-year· old son were found inside a car the woa>en drove into Lake Ene, police said. Witnesses told police the woman drove the car oif the Eaat 9th Street pier and mused help from several persons who swam ~ feet into the lake to try to aaveber. A coroMr's ruling was due in the deaths of Nancy Ten10van, 33, and Anthooy Temova.o, u, ol Broot.l,yn. Ohio. An Orange County Supenor Court jury will determme tf a Long Beach man charged Wlth tbe F ebruary s laying of a popular Seal Beach Catholic pnest LS mentally fit to stand lnal for murder Superior Court Judge Richard Beacom Thursday set June 9 for a menUll competency bearing for Ronald Spnng . l3, after two court-appointed psycbiatnsu dila«reed U to wbetMr the IUS· pect is fit to stand trial. IC the JWj' rules he's mentally lncompeteot, Sprin& "'ouJd be MDl LO PaU.00 Slate eo.pit&I, wh e re he would remain until dttmed capable of facing tnaJ . The Long Beach man wa.s &r· rested in late February in con- nection with lbe death of Father Felix Doherty. who was assault· ed Feb. 9 and died three weeks later. The arrest ended an lnvestiga· Lion that began after the 64-year- old cleric waa struck in the bead by a man who parked bis motorcycle out.side the rectory of St. Anne's Cat.bollc Church. A week alter the attack, Father Doherty coUapsed into a coma and died SEMI-ANNUAL SALE " OF DANSK K0BENSTYLE GOURMET COOKWARE! UPT0 2 5% SAVINGS. SATURDA) MAY 3 THROUGH SATURDAY, ~\J\Y 31 Classic and functional pieces. So pleasureful io the'*· Durable enameled steel resists chipping, distributes heat evenly for more pef1oct results -from range to table. In beautiful decorator colors: deep rich red. blue, brown Of sungold yellow. Hurry, tt11s sale 1s f()( a limited time only. The Galleries. Newport Beach REG. NOW 1 v. -qt Saucepan 32.95 24 .75 3.qt. SaCJa!P3ll with ltd 54.95 •40.95 2-Qt Caswole with lid 39.95 29 .95 4-Qt. 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ONY HEalli 13 lbe way all or t.h1a is going to get aeu.led up lo I.a Habra. · They're goin& lo ~amble for it. that 's how. Government gets opereted by lottery. What wtU happen Is that the La Habra city clerk will put the names of the tied contest.ants into a box 1&nd lh~n Ju.st 1'1ck o Coin ,..nlks, Any Coin Can Be a Wmner , .. ----__...:: ~ -~----~ - "ha kl' 11 up anrl dr.aw out one name· That ~rson will M the nt'" La Habra c<>unril member Y m1 might i.:uc"s that there m1~ht even be prop le .1round La Habra c1ly government today who lald wagers 011 \\ho will w in the lottery. We all love little bets ~OST OF l s. of cour:.e. try to tsn.rg up our chHdreo by "'a ming them of the lnhcrcnt evils in gambling. We tell our ~ons or men who'have been done in by fast cars, (aster women and slow horses. We warn our daughters lo steer dear of un:-.:1vory m ales who wear white s hoes, checkered t·u.ib and "h()SC' only rrading habit is the Daily Racing Form \\ c t.'.1rry l>n this campcugn agairu;t the gambling hll~ht throu~hout ~overnmcnt inslltut1ons We hire vice • opl> and ins truct them to go slamp out football lotteries, '>:Jloon gambling, pool hall hustlers and bookies. OF.SPITE TIJE VALIANT ertorts of l.he vice cops and their thin blue llne. however. 'the urge to t ake a chance runs rampant among the populace. Lured by the fleeting opportunity to tum a quick buck. numerous of the citttet'lry succumb and place their cash on the line for a bingo rard or football pool. It is compulsive. But government and the cops continue to struggle .1g;iinM thl' t·\·11 of lottery or chancc E XCEPT, YOU GUESS, when it becomes necessary to ... 1·lect a nc•w city council person. Then you return to fi rst principle. The Luck of the Draw. Wl•ll. you have to wish them lots of luck up there 10 La ll•t bra. 1r ~ou'll pardon the expr ession Al'tually, selecting the new council member by draw i!I pretty tame and lacks a lot of the color th<1t real gambling rnuld haVl' brought to the event. THEY C.'OULD. llAVE asked the two tied candidates to 1 oil dice for tho council seat. Or dra~ high card Crom a ~cll-shurned deck. Or, they could have held a ceremony on the midflC'ld stripe of the City Ha ll parking lot and flipped ,1 coin for the government seat. You s uppose that any of these eve~ts would have been 11kay J u.<;t so long as_you didn't bet on it EOUN AJR P'ORCE BASE. t~I• <AP) -C~men becan h•m•rtu PlaUorma and d.rtv- ln1 tent •W• today •• EaUn Air P'otte Bue readied fQf u many u 500 Cuban ref"'leet ex pect~ by rW&blfaH "Wt ~Ueve w" can be ~ad>' t.o acetl't up to 4.000 refuceea by lbt-nMf ot lbe fint w .. k. 10,000 lo two ~ •nd 15 000 wtthln three Wffks." :;aid Maj. Gen Robert 8ood 1'HE ADJACENT Fort Walton Beach falrarounda. owned. by the Air J''orce. will hou.le CubMnll who havt· no rclatlws ln South t-'lorida until tht>)' c1tn W proc.- et>sed and 1 ('i.ettled around thl' 1.'0unt ry, Bood s&ld Thw-sday He said t~ refugee center would cost about Sl m illion. An alrllrt ~u expM·tcd to ferry ~ rerua~s to the ,..Jonda P a nhandle from Key Wu t . where more than 7 ,000 Cubans h a v e a rr ived a b oard a .. F reedom Flotilla.. o f sm all boats. "With lhl.s just stllrUng and talklng about bringlnt? In peopll' tomorro-..'. you're really startlnl( at.uro. ·· Bond snld T HOUSANDS OF V1etnamest• refugees were processed al a ~imilar ·'lent city'' be re in them.id 1970s after the fall of South Viet· oadi. The news that Eglin would once a11talo be "gate way to f r eed om" f or h o m e less foreigners.drew mixed r eactions from local residents. "I'm sick over it," said one housewife.. who wouldn't eive he r n a me . "There goes t he -tttighborbood .~ . . l bop@ ~ - "o n 't s fay . It'll drive the ~ welfare rolls sky high." . ·"It's another way to show what we're made or and what Amenca 1s supposed to be," said Larry Anchors. chairman of the Okaloosa County Commission. Bond urged the comm unity to "r emember the words on the Statue of Liberty. do that and think positive." SOME CJTlZENS comphuned about reports that Cuban Pres• dent Fldel Castro was deportmg prisoners and mental patients ·'T h o s e p eople a r e not criminals." Bond said. "There CUP Officers ''°'7oond Two In Showdown THOUSAND <MKS <AP J Two patrolmen responded v. 1lh gunfire and wounded t wo men, a fter a van's driver aimed a pistol at one officer and pulled the trigger three times without gettin~ off a shot. the Cahforn1<1 Highway Patrol says. ' Four men in t he van wer<' ar rested afler the incident on U S 101 west of Thousand Oaks .Thursday The van had been stopped for speeding when t he driver al legedly pulled out the pistol and aimed at offi~r Richard Gunk. but each time the driver pulled the trigger the firing pin hit empty cylinders . Storms Pound Midwest • Rain Fa lls From Plains to East Coast ('uast al "••at l1er 1 .,, 1ru·ovoh 5•1utday "'''"' • 1111t "Mino tr4Jftd '"'.tnd ' Caitsl•• nl9'I In ,,.. llPl>I'• t0-1, low ., l nl'l.1><1 high m10 ID•. low ~) ""~··· )' f h t wt'Wr.. llQht An(t Y1Hi,f>ff' ••t'ldt '"'nuof\ tOtUQl'\f WttP"I ;t two to ,,.,,... foor ...-.\l•rly \w"'' MQ\U,. • 10.,.,., 1on1Q111 ('n lif o r uia 10 wlll be H('Urtty. l aoUclpate no probl~m ·· Mayor Bob Gal" of nearby Fort Walt(ln Beach said the Air Force would fence ln the ref u,ee cente r •nd would not allow refu1eea to move f~ly in the commw\ity. On Thu.nday, civil engineers 1rnrvf'yed the fairgrounds and Air For et.> officials orde red ll'Ol~. lumber. food and other tuppltt'l) "WE AR E LEANING heavily Funnel Fear on the experience gained with the r earlier resettlement or the Vlet n•meae ref ugees." Bond aaJd. MeanwtUle, the search began for Spanbb·apealdng .vol'unteera to terve u interpreters. "It's an honor for our area to bf tbe gateway to a new life of freedom." said Okaloosa Red Cros.s Manager Stephen Oliver . "I'm expec ting lots ol volun· teers" Oklahomans a re familJar \\1th this dr eaded sight --U.e black funnel cloud of a tornado This one swi rled o~·er a northern portion of the stall! T h ursday during ~ hailstorm. but there were no reports of it touching down Wand damagl' w a!:> ~li~hl OVl el-= S ate llite Persian Gulf 'Spy' WASH1NGT01' 1Al'1 A ~1 'lt'l 'PY satellite apparenll~ dt· <.,lgnt-d to snoop on Amenran na \'al for{·es m the P£'r'i1an Gulf IS IO orbit desp1lt.' L' S l!CfOr1.S lfl 1 mpo~ inlernat1onul safc~uar<h o n ..,uch nuclcar ·r1o v.l·r~rt -.pal·t-craft Carter adminis t ration c;our<.-t~ said the satellite. launched Tues day, lS a t'Nln or one that fell fr om orbit in J anuary 1978, seal tering radioactivity over a "',de are a of Arctic Canada TllE 'OU RC ES, \\HO rt· quested anonymity. rrfusl-d t<> d1~<·uss any potential m1htar} 1mpllcaUons or the new sat1•U.1t1" but one source dtd say 1tc; purpose 1:-. intelhgcncl.' l!alh<'r ing I t !'> fUlll't1on \\:J.., v.1 <.lel\ hell<'\'ed to 1ndude the capabil; '·' o f monitonn~ C S c-,h1p.., operating 1n the troublrd Indian <kean ArJb1an Sea Thl' Uniterl Statt·<; ha.., a record 37 <.,h1p., then· Four a rc a1rrrafl r<i r n<'r:-.. llw h1.,1rl of lh•· ;"1:.1\ \ .., ~tnkin,.: JI0\4l'r • , Tht• Sn" u•h, 11 1:-known, :an• engcr t o tr;id. clo<.r•h• thr· Am.-nc~ military re<.,pons1• lo their occupation of Afghanist.'ln, Gas Price .{ncrease Orde r e d "h1ch pn•cip1tau•d Pres1dlnl I 'Jrtc·r ·s ordt'r t o maintain a ~<·rmanent n;n a l prcseoce in tht· .1r1:3 of the lnd1 an Ocean and \rub1an ~·a . Thi· 5llte lhll' ~ l uunch follov.l' t:a\'esdropped o n U .S. co m · m unications and were a wart> of lht• rescue attempt. in v.h1ch 1·1ght men d1N.i 1n thl' ~crambll! 111 t•\ ucuak the dt:st:rt staging "rea nn: l':l'1Tf.0 STATF.S v.11) r 1.·g1s tt•r It:. OhJt'CtlO~ OH'r tht• .,at elhte launchmg to the l. :'-. outer space comm1ttet'. v. hit h W1 L1s ~n con•adenng American 1.fforh to ha H• :1 lr<>al\ dratted gl\q•rCUfl~ thl' llW Of nuC'l<'ar re .1n11rc-, in "parf' Tht• l ' :-.: bod~ m 1·1·i... btt'r th1:-month Allhough tht• satt'llt11• s twrn. lhl.' f1\t-ton Co<.mo., 954 s pewed parts of its 100 pound uraruum µJ~ loJd :H'ro~,, Arct1r CanJda "' h e n 1 t cl 1 ~ 1 n t 1· lo! r a t c d . a d · m101 -.tr.it1on i.our ces told The As~ol·iatt-d Pre~' thl'\ do not t'X· 111·rt ,, <;1milar m1.,hap lh1., t1mt· and 1':11d thl' ..,ah•lhle appcan.'l1 t n bt• OPt'r:1tin~ normall) For ~·our "•·~k~nd Jfeta"·a~· S11n"·n l "11n thinJ,ts to •·ear from .. Pondered: NEW YORK (AP) -Saudi Ara b ia, the ·la rgest of the Org aniution of Petrolewn Ex· porting Countries, and K uwait, a s m aller but m or e m Ult a nt mem ber , are reported to be can· sidermg increases in crude oil pr ices. The reports came T bu.raday, less than a week before OPF.C'a , 011 mirusters were schedwed to "1 meet in Tai!. Saudi Arabia. to lake up a long .t er m price· increage program proposed by • the Saudis St.'Ver al months ago. T H E 8AV DI D A ILY newspaper Al-Madia was quoted •: by the Gulf News Agency fn Nicosia, Cyprus, as s aying Saudi Arabia ls expected lo raiae it.a crude oU price from lbe cWTerlt · level of S26 per 42-gallon barrel at the May 7 OPEC meeting. T he paper a lso s aid the Saud is the U n ited States' lar gest foreign oil s upplie r J.. wer~ expected lo as k other u PEC mem bers at the m~ting to cut their prices 01 1 industry sources said they would not be surprised to see the. Saudis raiSt> their price -the trad1t1on<1I benchmark fo r other OPEC rates to S30 a bar rel. S AUDI ARABIA produces 9.5 mi llion barrels or 011 a day, ·about one-tblrd of OPEC's sup-.. ply. and sell'\ the United Stat.es 1.3 million bar"T1?1s dally. A S4·a·barrcl Increase by the Saudis could cost U S motorists up to 2 cenLc; a gallon at the gasoline pump [! other OPEC prices remain unchanged Kuwe1t, meanwhile. was re - ported by indu.!>lry sources in ~ew Yonc to be asking a ~ 50 pre mtum over Its official S27 S(}-a-b;lrrel price on all new <'ontrart oi l salf''i . THF. P ERS IAN G Lt' roun t r)o product"> l 5 million barreb or vii a day dov. n fr<lm 2 m11l1on a day in the first quarter but Sf'lls \ 1rtunll}-no 011 to the Cn1ted Slate.<; In the l!ruted Stales. crude ml stock~ wer e al a record 373 m 11l1on barrt'ls last wee k, up from 319 million a year ago. the Amencan Petroleum Jnstitut" ~aid Thursday. But another sou r ce s aid bet'ause world oil demand ,.., fa1rl) s lack. Lhe Saudis could move to cut oil output 10 order • ., ~ • parirv Kuv.a1t and other pncc ha" h in tht• cartel Loan Delayed For Chrysle r WASJnNGTON <AP> -The Chrysler Loan Guarantee Board 1s dela}l.llg 1ts decision on ap- proving $1 5 bilhon in federal (1nan c1al a~1sta nce to the troubled automaker because of Chrys ler 's d1 Cf1 c ulties in nt.'i:ot1:.it1ng a loan w ith the Ca nadian go\'crnmenl. When Con~r css auth o rized th•· Chrybl<'r loan g uurantees. 1t stipulated that the automakt'r ha d to raise $1 43 billion from noA·federa l sources to qualify for the guarantees. .. . • . • . . . • ' ' • • • • ' I J "'illi \\t•nr. l . .iz Clnihorne Ellen 'l'rac.-~· and Crnz~· Hors~· at SakH Fifth A ,·enue P~nted In a Mlnl·Show Saturday, HalJ 3rd, 2:00 p.m. Ref rahment.s served !4'f'•••-· .. tftten•• .... ...... '*··· • l • .. • I I I . • . . CALIFORNIA ~as Price D~wn,-Availahility Up LOS A.NGELSS (AP) -.... tale tMrd ...t.Aot wM. piollH 1111,,U. bl SoudMrn CallfonlAa uve lacft.aMd ud ,rtte9 bave dec"a1ed. accordla1 to tbe AutomobUe Club or Southern Hrvlc •taUOn.a. retular cu rott •DOUt II.ZS. Ou pri h~ve locreued 18.4 ctt1tl per 1allon since the first Callfonla. · n. •wnc• price of 18110tine decreased 0-4 ~a. per 1•llon dwtftl the lat three to about 11 JI for "'1J aervtce ,..,,uJar, t.be club wd Th\IT'ld.ay "' tea weekly hel Gauae Report. At tell· or the year, l~ c1ub 1aJd. About '18 P"rcent of au aaa 1tatiool in the metl'opOUtao area aend 91 pt"r nt ln 04.lt.l)'lnc areaa wUI be opeo S.turct..y, the elub uld. About 30 percent of the metros>OUw autloo.a and 87 oercent or lb out.tytoa 1faUons wlU be open Sunday. • .. ..,,..,. Coast Paneli.st's Land Probed LOS ANGELES CAP> -Tbe St.ate Fair PoUtkal PnrfJces Comml11k>o nspc>rtedb' ts lo ves01e«•o1 a CaWom\a t!OMla1 commiaafoner who alleaedly railed to dladoM ownuwp ol la.11d "*"°""'about Sl mllUoo Tarpt ol the probe la Robert H. Newdoll, mayor of Grover Q . ty aod a se~·year ve~ran oo the reeiaoal panel covennc Ven- tura. Santa Barbara and SMD Lula ObUlpo COUDlleti. The f"PPC t>e1an loollina U\\O the all!aatic>M lul ye.r after romplalnta that NewdoU dkl not report ownersbi~ of up to 20 plec~ ol property oe 9'11 1976 and 1911 conrliel-oMot•rn t forms. the ~ A.n&elel Thnes reported lo lt.5 edltiona today. Tbe pubUabed report also sa.Jd records lbow that NewdoU la ooe of at leul four region•l com mt.Niooers s~tewide who voted oo issues that bore an impact on thtttr own land or bwnneu bold- mei; . Commiasioner zad Leavy of Bil Sur allegedly wielded his we igbl iiS a commissioner to block construction on land oext to bu. own coastal home, the T1meti swd Leavy. W1 outspoken enVU"OO· m entahs t appointed by As· :.embly Speaker Leo McCarthy, also bas been accused publicly of Ubl ng h1b post to help a ..,; Fraud Charge Denied 'Charlie's Angels' Producers OU;traged LOS ANGELES (AP> -Television producers Aaron Spelling and Leonard Goldberg have denied an all~gation that they cheated Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood out of .profits from the acting couple's ooe·half share or the "<;:harlie's Angels .. (---------) TV senes. sr..111rr "We are stunned and .-. i c. ·outraged by the allega· "----------- tions that we have tried to cheat·our friends Natalie and Robert Wagner." said a statement by the two producers Thursday nigbl. "Since we began 10 years ago, Spelling- . Goldberg productions has alwflys deaJt fairly and honesUy with 1~ profit participants_ and we are very proud of t-Oat fact ,·' it said. A former laW)'er for ABC. Jenrufer Martin. had alleged -that the couple had been defrauded of more than $500.000 an profits from "Charlie'5 Angels. ~l•jured in De•o••fratio.n LOS ANGELES (AP) -A brief melee between an estim ate4 250 Communist marchers and police ended with 20 persons injured and 28 demonstrators arrested. "We don't know who threw the first punch," s aid poli~ U . Dan Cooke of the confrontation that broke out Thursday soon after a march began at MacAnhur Park. just west of downtown Los Angeles. .l•rds Spi~e• IJp C'a•p•fg• SACRAMENTO <AP> Howard Jarvis is . ' I I lv>L. ~ . -·~.· ~ ·.1· ~. spicing hu; l>r-0pos1t1on 9 t'umpa1gn by lashing back at heckling students. tnSultmg a rounty. and referring t.o a public investment rund a:. lh,.e state surplus. The 7fo-year-old tux crusader hurled epithets like "stupid" and "cheap" at a hostile college au· dience Thursday, and· challenged Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. to prove that a $9 billion s tate-held ac- count isn't Lhe surplus. J arvis also refused to apologiz.e for tell.mg u Cal Poly-San Lws Obispo student newspaper reporter last wttk that San Luis Obispo County 1s "lousy." .~o S~rtl for Sia•.ese Tarin # LOS ANGELES <AP • The parents of . Siamese twins born with a smgle heart have asked that no heroic medJcaJ steps be taken to keep the infants alive because the ir tM!art would Li mit their life exped ancy to severa l months at most. their doctor said The baby girls. deliven:.'6 Angeles County- tiSC Medical Center She :.aid oo surgery would be a ttempted to i.cparate Lhc tw111s Gas Pri~e Po11tin911 Ba~ked SACRAMENTO <AP> -Service s tations would be required to post pnces in numbers visi- ble t.o motorists, under leglSlallon a pproved by the Assembly. The ..author. Assemblyman Mike Gage. D· Napa, saM that m 15 c1t1es wh1<'h reqwre gasoline pnei! posting, the pnc~ teod to be lower. pnvate, r.><>aprotit land trust be helped found and now advtaes, tbe newspaper said . Tbe Times also said Com· m assioner Mildred Benioff of Mendocino County , another McCarthy appointee, last year voted for a controversial Northern California con · do mioium project being de· ve loped by two men who owed about $30,000 for coasla.l land they bad ~t from her. Commiss1oner Geraldine • Grader, appointed by state Sen. J ames Mills, D-San Diego, ap- p r oved p e rmits for ber husband's fishery ao Ft. Bragg, the Times saad. G RADER WAS allowed to pro· ceed with construction that neighbors and a staff memo declared was begun m violation of the commission's regulations, the newspaper reported. • Mrs. Grade r swd she tntendt:d to a bstJun Crom voling on tH:r husband':, application but may have ,·oted for 1t m1staken1y. ,\1 rs .. Grader also ha~ voted a g:Jtnst pro1ects of· a business <'Ompetltor v.ho cllums i.he used tht.• comm1s.:.100 t.o harai.s tum . t ht.' Time:, said NEWOOLL IS th~ only com - m 1ss1oner unde r fo rmal in vestigatfon, however :"JewdoU s:a'.Jd he-dld not l.J.st afl of h1.s property on tht:' dascloc.urc forms because of ··a nusun· ders tandlng of reporung pro· cedures" and "clerical er rors " 'NewdoU derued any conflict of interest in some or the votes that h a' e s u rred his ne ighbor!-.· v. rathandlht.• F Pl'C':.cun «>1ly. Action Def e rred LOS ANGELES <AP> -Th~ City Counc1l will ''Ole May 15 whether to approve! payment of a $5,673.84 European travel ex· pense account submitted by a Los Angeles Harbor com· missiooer. ........... LARRY GATIJN, CRYSTAL GAY\.E TOP COUNTRY aNGERS Duo PoM With.~ of Country lluelc .... Gatlin C~untry's 'Hat Trick' Singer By 1'le A..Aoeia&ed Presa . On the eve or tus 32Dd birthday, Larry Gatlin pkked up some or the Olct'St presents a country musician cou.Jd uk ror -three top J wards from lbe Academy o( Country Music. Galhn wru. named t.op male vocalist at t.be academy's 1.Stb an- nual "Hat" award.5 etremony Thursday night al Knott.'a .Berry farm. lll Buena Park ~ "StraJ&bt Ahead" woo album of the year . and hls "All tbe Gold m Cahfontla" was tbe alng)e record or they~ . · Will.le Nelsoo Wab named en~r of tbe year. but be ·wasn't ptt-ttnt, and 11ctor Jan-Michael Vmceot accepted the award for him for the tlurd lime ID four yean, Cryi.taJ Gayle was oamed top h:m<Ak vocahsL ACCOMPANIED BY BIS brothers Rudy and Steve, Gatlin bas ~en wntlll& and singing a gentle brand o( gocspel-uifluenced music for l>O me 25 years. He's been nominated bef<>tt, but Gatlio bad never been honored by a ma1or country music organiutioo. Ills lriple win, over such country ldngpUl.S as Kenny Rogers and Wayk>o Jen· ntogs. came as a surprise t.o many In the audieoce -and to Gatlin himself .. THE NIGl:frS ONLY other multiple winner was Moe Bandy, who won song of the year for "It's a ~· Situation" and i.bared top vocal group boDors with bearded loot-alike Joe Stampley. .. MLSS Gay\e also took part in t&e ~of a special artist of tbe decade award to be1' older mw, Lontta Lyu. The au- dience gave a standing ovalioa • Uae womeo'a mathu. Clare Bukber, joined tbnD OD ~to Pf •mt 111.u LJ111l tbe p&8que. Jeans From NEMOREX 90 I ~; .. I; ;; , .~i ., . J ; \ • ! .,, /· ' .. ~-1' r , " \ i \"1 ' ., \ ,( \ . ~ \ (· ' ·. \ ' ' • • t ~. ·. ~ . . \ For Spring "80" "comfort cut tor a aJlghtty fuller flt" Denims with fancy poeket detail. & brushed denims for a slightly dressier look. Both · 100% cotton, pick up one of each up to 50" waist 27 & 2750 \!t ! . ··l ·., ~I • '\. "Co.,.. "' .,.d wt•1t •• , ,....,, ~li : ~, ..... ., •• Lee-..... ...... .. l ..................... .. w ................. .. .. I Friday. May 2nd from 2 1ft UM ' Fedetatec:f/Tonane. Saturday, May 3rd, 1 from ffAM 'tll SPM \ Federated/Canoga Porte SundQy, May 4th, from 11AM ,., 3PM - --0.••ffel7•~. fOMl· .... --1 . . • OrangeCoastOa•lvP·~· Ediloridl P!!IJ.e .............................................................. Ftldey, Mtr 2. tllO Roblort H. w..d/Publlstter ThofNa KM-vii /Editor L • BlrbAr• l<relblch/Edltcwlal Peoe Edltcw Coast __!_J!po teetion-' - ' i ' I I t • • . • . £.oing Far Afie ld When Callfonllam were uked tn 19'12 to vot.fl on PropoaiUon 20. the coutaJ coaservaUoo measure, wbat mo.t bad in mind wu tbe -.abUaluntat of &oni·ranae cont.rots to Pt"tlMrv~ t.be beauty of tbe coaslllne. permit ac~esa to beaches and prevent the dev loptnenl of uaJy. VletW·block.bal ltrudWW in aeoalUve &real. Somewhere aloal the wa.y a Uttle aoclaJ cnlineerin1 waa allPOed lb. s pecJJlcally the theory that access to the coast Should include the ~tructJon or "arrontable .. houlnl ln coastal areas ••wheft feasible." • Thia baa led to an tncreutna con.rroatatioo between developers and property rilh\I advocates and lho6e who .:o beyond eoviroomental conaiderations to imlll on mo.ro coastal bou.1ina for Jow. and ~nte·lncome citizens. With c<>aslaJ land vaJUH and con.truction costs skyrocket.in&, it becomes more and more dl!ficult to de-termlneJust wb re low-cagthouslngls "feasible " The rttent Coastal Coqunlsaloo shake·up wtuch re· s ulted in t.be elecUOn of Ruth Galant.er as chairwoman. will not oool the debate. She states natty ht-r conviction · that in coasta l areas wh ere residential housing as permitted "everyooe sbouid get a piece or the action" meaning any development should lnclude "affordable" housing. . From a strictly economic point of view, thJs lS easier said than done. But then, economics don't seem to iI1· teresl the social engineers whose ideas l>Om ehow h ave gone far beyond the original intent of Mmpk prt>l)~rv<tt1on of the coast .N uclear Lessons The ill wind that blew out of Three Mile Is land · ' already has blown some good along the Or'ange Coast speciflcally, a $26 million safely improvement program at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating St.etion. The program. which applies lessons from the Three Mile Island accident, is designed to bring the station up to re)'ised Nuclear Regulatory Commission requirements to be enforced nationwide. Southern California Edison offi cials describe thE.' Three Mile Island experience as '"a source of invaluable data'' on nuclear safety engineering and ope.rations. ,,.._ -First phase or the San Onofre program. already com. pleted . i_nvolved operator training •. t'OT;nmunications s ystems ahd procedures. equipment monit oring and back-up safety systems. While San Onofre differs signil1cantly in des ign from Thn"C Mile Island. officials say the changes in pro- l:Cdu~ rt"Sulting from the safet y lessons teamed there make a repeat of the nation's first m ajor nuclear plant JCCtdcnt "very unlikely.·· All of which s hould be somewhat rcassunn{! for 5CJ n Onofre's nervous neighbors. , Expensive Mail Editonal offi~ get lots of mcul, not just letters to the edjtor, but a ll iilit ... d~f data, some of it useless. some c<>n · taJning valuable background information, some clearly self-serving offerings from politicians and various action g roups. It's when these packages are obviously produced and distributed with tax dollars that we're inclined to gulp a little -and do a little mental arithmetic as to the likely cost d sending all this stuff to every newspaper, large and small, ln the state. A recent mail, for example, brought a he ft y packet from Attorney General George Deukmejian·s Crime Prevention Center in the Department of Justice. rt had to do with laws -and lack of laws -designro to help victims of crime, certainly a worthy t:opic. There were two handsomely produced booklets. one containing a 14·page dissertation on violence in the schools. the other 22 "pages on victims ·of crime. followed by 10 full-page reproductions of very professional artwork on s uch topics as child abuse, rape, terrorism and crimes aff ecllng the aged and youth. It was an interesting packet, but hardly functional. The other offering came from the University of California's Division of Agricultural Sciences. It sur· veyed some extensive research designed to pro've that California does not have more public employees. nor s pend more on public services than other states, or in - deed other countries. This packet included three separate booklets with a wealth of graphs and tables representing what must have been a formidable amount of research. It's possible that aU this information might be of use to someooe, somewhere. But it sort of boggles the mind to think how many tax- paid people must have ~ involved in putting it all together • and how many tax doll ars it must have taken to spread it statewide. " • Opinions expressed in the space al'.>Ove are those of the Daily Pilot ~' views expressed ~n this page are those of thetr authors and artists.. Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Daily P.1lot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321. ( Boy d/Su ccess ByL.M.BOYD The more successlul you are, the less likely you'll crack up emotionally. Or Dear Gloomy GOB s uch were lbe fmdmgs ln a . Penn Stale study. People who aren't successful, these sc6olars learned. seem far more inclined to suffer those wrecking depressions. ~x ceptlons abound. however. Few know that Abraham Lincoln wu also an inventor. lo 1849, be received a patent for a sort ol inflatable cylinder to buoy ahiPI over •bo•ll. Q. It IOl'Delimes happens that j\llt u I'm drilUD1 olf to sleep, any whole body J~..: waklna me up suddenly. anp It'• ., tbouCb I'd Juet saved myaelf from falllns? b thh sort ol tblllil common? A. ~~ 11, researdi r•v•al1. It 1 what the medleoll eaU a "myocloNc ~fUm ... A.kill ln a W&J t.o tM Mc~~· To be'° eallld. tlil•l trt Iii•• to IDYOIYI "°" ...... lo• moye • JcM.,t, ... ~ , ... ,...... m1aUea ll \119'•••,letl, m111 '!''" h1v.l11 ••· .-1•11•1&.•llPll· , .. .... Rowland Evam I Robert Noftk. Sadat Faces Domestic Problems CAIRO, .!;IYJ>l -Delplte t.be nC!lar ·phar•onlc power th•\ ctoalc8 ~t Anwar Sadat then• days. tho sm'-ll American a111umpcJon that Eaypt ll lnex· trlubly kx'kt'd l.n u America'• fultbfl.il, stable aUy r~sls oo tuturo e vealA lbat even s.dat blmHU cannot fully coot.rot ··uodtt Sadat," on Egyptian po la tH'al operaUvtt told ws . "we have bt'<'omo more pro·Amertcan than you Atnerican " That verdlct Iii UD&_rgu&ble t o d ~y . The l'o urageo\15 Sada t's lateol a g r eem e nt with Presideol Curter to lt't Israeli Prime M lnlster Menaebem Begin ooce ugaan bnve his way oo p ro· <>edurc.-s to unblock West Bank uutonomy tuJJts Is proor enough of tbaL BUT WIULE Be~m continues tu obstruct real uutooomy for lhl' Palestinians. Sadat faces far ~ orsc dangers at home only marginallv affected by what bap"u oa the Welt But: Ravaldnl ~tioa. partlcWarly Msh looa Pric8: a d1ltartllq trend beck toward Moslem fun. dameatal1.lm: and -bowntr much deNed -powln& poWcaJ bu,* from~·· llOWioo lo tl\e Arab world. ' Tbe ~to 8edat'1 akW in pro. tectinC bll ohuaoalc dlmeoa.kin llH lq\W"e}y 00 tbe ~y. But &1ddy ~ ol tbe ~ life heJd out to tbe EgyptJan peo. p ie aa Sadat Ued Cairo ever tlgbter to Wasblncton bave fallen d.aagerouaty short Of ex· pee talion&. •• ANW All SITS oo an lntlaUoo powder keg," a Western autbori· ty on internal Egyptian poUtio told us. Expbsk>o of the powdet' kef· would engulf Sadat first and might even doom Carter's whole M ldeast peace enterprise that sta rted with Sadat's 19'T7 visit to Jerusale m. Mor eover, 1f the price of I ood coolinues to out. pace wages and government subsidies. ~tm~t ov~ the N'Onomy wilr mflnmc the issues of Moslem fundamentalism on the right and anti American p a n -Ar a b ism on the left , Nicholas von H offman po11ibly f&lliq them for lbe Ont Um•. , WanWic slpall have been eman.atlnc from the 1ovemment of hl&hlY ·Hleemed Prlme JiUnlater MHUfa Khalil. Recently a loac and remarkab&e tract alped by s.dat bhmelf was publlsb ed la major newspapen. rt defended Egypt's historically leading role in t.be Arab world, partlcwarly alnee the 1162 Nauer revoiuuoa Of l.o-~pendence. IVS'IU'YING the Camp David accord&, Sadat satd that "no Arab country save Egypt had either the detttmlnaUoo or the abill\y to lake that initiative." f urthermore, be inailted, dif. ferences over Camp David with "the Arab 'rejectioni.at' rulers are only tacUcaJ. not stntegic:· temporary. not permanent." Egypt remains "the beart and the vanguard ol the Arab na-tion .. The voluminous Sadat treatise follows near I y l wo years or Egypt ·s estrangement from the Arab world. It is an appeal to pan-Arab -Egyptian oaUooalists fo r patience. It Is also a dedara. tion o( concern over Eaypl 's • t conl!mdnc exile. ANO'IB'Ea SIGNAL Of prob- lems ahead was the govern· ment's last-minute d ecision early thia year not to reduce cost· ly food aubakiles. Wlth prices moving up at least 30 percent a year and wages ln effect frozen. a subsidy cul would set off im- medlat.eriotl ln lar1e citiea. StW another portent of home front dancer ls the veiled press alt.ck -dearly govemmeot· stimulated -against leaders ol the Coptic (Christian) religion, a s mall but potent minority. Moslem resentment oflhe Copta waa a factor In the ncent stu· dent riots l.n Upper Egypt, &.,/ was Sadat's brave and upliflin6 dedak>o to t.aJte ln the s hah of Ir an . regarde d by som e Moslems as an enemy uf Islam. IN DEALING with the drama of peace with Israel, Sadat dis plays stwutlng versatility. He absorbs one Begin shock after another without und •c com plaint. Begin ·s West Bank in vaslon-by-setUem'cnts ~nd hll> foot-dragging against Palest.in ian autonomy arc viewed hen· as temporary. Their l>olullon will come when Israeli voteri. turn out Regin and elect a new government. Thus, even though Begin ha.<> soured feelings here on the normalizing of relations with Israel. Sadat bas overruled ad v1 ser s and moved ahead of .-Camp David timetables .. T'Jle .-._ ili rect Cairo.Tel Aviv air Link ls now operating. far ahead of the July 26 deadline set in the Camp David accords. BUT T HAT fast track on Egyptian-Israeli peace Is easy going eompared to rising tem- pers over runaway food pric~. which ln tum will directly infect thE' disturbing phenomenon <>f Moslem fuodam('ntalls m an<! Ca1 ro·s exclusion from the Arc.h world it used to IE'ad That explain~ why th•· prayer ru~l> ar ... J.?e tt1nJ,! a h ~avu:r workout for price stability by fo r than for W~t Ban.It autonomy for mOISt Egyptians, a far-awa.> problem wtlh httle bearing on the hard business of lr vmg Mortgages Reflect Changing Economy Consumer groups Jct out a yelp and a boUer the other day when t he fed e ral agency whi c h s upervises savings and loan as- sociations changed the rules on home mortgages. G<>ne is the foced interest rate mortgage. No longer will we be saying.• 'I got a 9 percent mortgage and am I lucky when I look au.he rates oow." Henceforth. the new mortgages will have clauses in them wtuch permit the in terest rates on mortgages to go up with in. terest rates in general. Gooe will be that o ne s ur e t hi ng in our economic lives the amount w e have to pay on our house. The monthly payment will now jiggle up with groceries and the price of gas. (To repeal, lhi.s doesn't apply to mortgages already made, but toaewoneu Wrnl TRIS change the cry ol rip-off baa been beard lhrouchout the land. Esther Peterson, the prdldeot's well Intentioned l! somewhat \m&barp special uais· tant oo consumer affairs, has made. the point that this new mortgage wilb the bouncy in· Art Hoppe te rest rate will hurt every kind of marginal borne buyer, tho6c who might have ~ able to buy a house on the presumption that. altboUS{h they couldn't qwte af. ford it. inflation wouJd soon put 1t in th err pnce range, smce the C'OSI of the house in doHars wouJd not go up, whilelheir incomes would Ms. Peters-On is correct. 1lu.c; new mortgage. wh.ich·-perm1ts changes in the interest rates every three or four years, can be inj urio us to s io gle worki ng women. minority group members and <>tMrs whose incomes lag behind the inflationary surge. On the other hand, look at the position of the savings and loan nssoc1a· \100.S . A FEW YEAB.8 ago they made fixed rate, Immovable Interest rmol'tgages al 9 percent; today they · re having to pay 15 percent to get peOple to keep their money in the association. That's a 6 per- cent k>M before the COits ol doing business, not to menUoo that clob- bering the Sls.L also take. from the iJlflatiooary depred ation of money. The experieoc-e of the la.st ~ pie of/ears lbows we are nmn&ng out o suclters who'll lose lbe1r mooey by putting It in a saviqs and Joan a&IOclaUoo. Savers, aa a matur ol ~lal policy, must be protected or they aren't gOU\g to exist. The eronom1st John Maynard Ke~ ()('";. "'ho has been uni 1.1rl y bl am<'<i for the policies which brought on inflatioo. once re· marked that the ··progressive~ tenorat100 in the value of money th rough lu.-;tory 1s no< a.a accident. and has behind 1l two great driv· in g forces the 1 mpecWliosity ol ~ovemments and the superior pohtlcaJ influence of the debtor class:· meaning, among others. people who ha ve fixed rate mortgages. wtuch enable them during uUlauonary periods to welch on the true cost or lheic hOU.SC'. THESE LAST y ears o f depreciating moMy have seen violent editorial cooceotratioo on the government's coolributioo to inn at ion, but ID some crude sense. America is a democracy; the gov· emment doe$, albeit in the most fumbly, clumsy way, try to mue itself agreeable to public seoti· ment. So how come It was so late m the day before minimal steps were taken to st.op the rape of the dollar? The answer is in Larae mea.su.re Lord Keyoes' debt« clus. A sUenUy let.bargic preaw-e bas worked to reduce any political urgency to e nd the lnfiaUoo because all kinds of persons have ~n makmg qwck calculation.' and have de<'1ded that th4!y wen· .,.,inning more with the l>hppin~ dollar than they were losin!! In the la.-.1 few months, some n• figuring may have been j.tomg on as people .~aJue lhat. at th1:> rak they will have no savings, rome retirement time, but their hom<'s And 1£ intttest rates don·1 edgt• • ·, •down. there'll be no way to get the · moneyout orthathouse . : .. ... IF IT IS impossible for the in dividuaJ to save. then the govern ment will have to take over an • : even larger responsibillly for • : pensions lhan it already has with • ; Social Security. ln a society • without savers. the government : will have no choice but to tax and • : tax and tax to get money for in vestment in plants. machinery a nd tec!mology. the basis for sus taimngourweaJlh and power . • It will be a very different Amen ca. Keynes once wrote that ··as the inflaUoo proceeds ... all permanPnt relations between debtors and creditors. which form the ultimate foundation or capitalism, ~me so utterly dis· ordered as to be almost meaning. less . . . Tbett it no subtler, oo surer means ol overturning the eds ting baals of society . . . '' Let's bope \be consumer ad· ' voe ates undentand that. I ... ' . \ . \ Iran-Iraq Conflict Could Baffle Arms Experts . . . ~ There is growing seotimeol in my neighborhood for war with Iran -not a U.S.. war with lran. heaven forbid. but an Iraqi war with Iran. Iran u.ys ll bas decided to overthrow the "cornapt" reilme o f Iraqi Pre1ldent HuuelD. who l 1 • • a n Am e rican a• e n t." Pre1lden t HUINID aaya ~ lhat u lb• A)'atollah ' Khomelql lays a ftl\l9f an Iraq. hi •·wtu .._,. lall lMiM t\lt otr riMut Mltl.aUDa." W•ll, I wWt ,_ ieuM Mwrt MarddM~---Otet....,. ............ -..,.. ot lht lltrrlMIR Mt Mn It Ult .......... "That 's telling him . Hussein . baby !" s h o uted HaorabaUy. who'd had a couple. .. All the w•Y to Tehran from wherever Iraq may be.·· Old man Crannlch clapped him happily on the back. "l bear tell thole Ireqls aoc. ooe ol the t.ouahat armies in the Middle Eut ... he said. "Oh. lhey'U lick LboM cllrt.Y lnD1aM in a ...... ,,_.. wre crill ol ''\bat'D teacb "Hit" •Dd "htab tlme U•oH ~rules 1ot their ju1t d .. •rt• I" •• tbe war re••r 1pNad. You nn er uw aucb r e naJtUnc spirit In your AT ru&IT, taunthtnc an. traql ....... of , .... '° t.ak• ~ ... ow ..... .,. ... Md Uk•. '°°" kMe -or at '"'' u IOOd •WH•..,toeomeouaot Wu~ll* IOW I'm ....... .......... 'l\e \ltfr 11114 dat lNf' WM I story of a dogfight over Iran between an American Phantom jet and a couple of Soviet helicopters. probably Ml·24s . T he p roblem was that the American Pbaatom ~t was be· int Oown by ua anti-American Iranian pilot, while the Sovi« hellcop&en belonged to our new- lound alliel. tbe lraqls. So kl we bave a war, we're IO' ln1 to aee ow ftuaalan.eqwDDtd friends n,bt1QI our Arneritu· equipped enemla. whlcb ll lbe way It 1oes these day1. l ut lhere·a a risk of achl..,,.._,.....• lil rooUna acaJnst Am*rieu arma: t Whal kind of patriotic talk i& ! that? And can you imagine a • hero cVT'Yina a Kalashnikov r l· fi e? Jobri Wayne wouldn't be • caught dead today carrying a Kalubnilcov rifle. Heroes carry · M·IS. OD tbelr hlPI and Bowie knlvea between t heir teeth. wbicb ls what thole rotten lra· ' nian rillainl will be C&fT11na. ' • ll'• aU too COGIUllA1. SO I DON'T th.lnk we 1hcM.ald a llow our Wnt for rev-.. lo sweep us off our feet. Belldet. come to tblAk ol n. the lut pro· Amtrlcan HnUment I beard from ~t RUllMIA •• tMt .. REY, DID YOV laeu one we An.wrtcan 1m.,.rtaU1ta and Soviet Ml0·2t lbot down three our l&rMU lackeys abould have U.S. r .14 Tomcall °"tr lllJru o ur bt1d1 (or IOmtthlni> tod• ,.. thoooed otr . ··iow. U.1l'1 ., .. u And I I hl\•t I Villon OI tu.nl•t·"' on , 1 1lH•i•9' ••U·\111& ~•Utrr w·atwr Cl'Ollkl": ··w tMI ll 'llOtllH o•l felf Ot•eral Utt Jt'9dt a, Of H--l~~ tor J ....... a.ti 1111 P1UW nt1r • U.. IO Anwritu Mlt11t1.• M'll " ...... ,r.;-.. ,., ..... lll[IMlad," . I ~ATION B•e li to Ban~• Monks' Lives Said Stronger NORTH Fl ~LO, Mlnn <AP> -American famllfe& could strenathen lberuelves by adoptlq monks· discipline and dedlcaUcn lo uc~r, "l'• a 80C~oaist..anlbrcpi~ who bu 11...t ln 21441foaaatenes ln Europe, and t.bt United Sta&Ata. JlUSM"ll l.AnawortA,y ._,,. the brolhen and alt· ten ln monia.stt-t"I • "'give • lot and lf't a lot They make a commit.nn!nt and .UC'll wtth It " THE RATIONAL, MAT~,..(", •raen Uftc irnpul.M• un bt• pw,,bed just ao rar bfforl' peo. ple t ut't · · •nd 10 aoto the de~t'rl to rom· m unkut\'." Lianawortby say~ A~ peopl~ •hun materitdilm and <'Umple~ty. he says, monaster1t'\ l'Day lead the world bee-le to bu.let to a almpler. pur~r and roore 20trut'tured hfe. For f1vt-ynn , lht.' Carl~wa CoUege prote-ssor bait devott'd ~abbatkal pc.•nods and v•c•Uon .ume Lo reat-rctung rnonasterae and nunoer1e. He see bamaell as an anthropolol).Sl 10t.erest.ed lo small, lllteotaonal commuruUes and aa a acbolar "study· ina a strange tribe N&Jled monk3 and nuns .. Langworthy, 55, bas slept m moou· cells, studied their theology. said their J)ra~ers, peeled potatoes ID their kitchens and weeded their gardens AT STINCllE, IN Tuscany. Lang worthy taught the prior how to run a tractor. The pro- fessor also ~hart.>d knowledge gatned as a farmer 's son in upstate New York and on the olJ ve and grape farm he has owned ln Italy ror 10 yea.rs. When he lived as a Buddist novice in lndaa . he went begging with the others. In some monasteries, Langworthy simply sat or stood for long hours with his hosts. Langworthy spent a week alone in the same northern U..aly hermit.age where St. Francis or As· sisi, rounder or the Franciscan order, talked with birds and animals in the 13th..century. There the professor fast~1 meditated and read, "and tned lo get into lbe sDD of St. Francis.•' "I DIDN'T TALK TO the birds but l made friends with the mice," Langworthy muses. St. F r ancis was the prototypical hippie, Langworthy says. "The dropouts of the '60s who went to California to lead purer. simpler lives were much like the founders or monastic orders who re~ected society and its values." \ But the balsU.n~. bes~tacled-proressor de· - tect.s One maJor difference: commune dwellers w ~re .. against" much or what existed an the establishment society but were not really "'fo r" anythinJ.? By contrast. monks have not just fled the world but have gone into monasteries to find deept>r religious purpose. to meditate on the mean-in g of hfe. ~ FAITH HOLDS MONASTERIES together and. Langworthy says, at is a strooger glue than the "groupie" feeling in commWles. Commitment is greatest, morale highest and ~rowth fastest, Langworthy says, at mooa.sleriea where the order 1s most demand.mg . Some people wanting choice have round themsel~es with i.o much cboi~ they don't know what to do with 1t. Langworthy says. Then, be reasons, many start desiring more structure. Poverty, chastity and obedience are Ideals or a'I monastic traditions. LANGWORTHY VISITED SOME experimen· tal monaslt>ries In Tuscany where monks and nuns. not always of the same religion. lh~ and work an ('~ucational ~1tuations. The monks ex· plained that their community prov1ded "a real test or cha:.tity, .. in a way that retreating to an isolated walled d oastcr did not The professor at the small liberal arts college rounded by Congregationalists describes himself as a "fluddist Episcopalian." He wors~ips Sun · days at All Samts Episcopal Church in Northfield -and medatat~ reguJarl~ at home in the Zen man· ncr. _.,.._ _ _......,_.,....._ ...... DAILY PILOT Setting the Pace at 88 . ~ San Franciscan Runs F our-horu Marathon Somethlnc. AN OLD MAN who rum lD t.be mountairul, along the clllfs ol Sao f'i'ancllco Bay, amooi the trees, throucb the wind. ,, , ., SA N FRANCISCO (AP> -Joe Ooodmao lopes 1racel'1lly aJona lht> palb, battered by a1e and seamed by the weather -a rnaralboo numer at the a1e or 88. Where ls Goodman 1oln1? In four bows and ooe mlnute, Goodman baa gont-28 miles. ass yanb. b1a beat Ume for tbe two marathons be has run. YOtJNG PEOPL£ amile when he runa put. Maybe tbey Wok be'a too old lo run, or maybe they wish they could l'\Ul the way he does. "Hi," tbey shout, wav- in&. He waves back. "How many do you want to go today?" Goodman ask.a a poten · Ual compao.100 ln the group oC runners wbo collect daily ln Golden Gate Park. A genial arrogance of motloa ••• Nature la addrC'Sslng hJm ln ' very penooaJ tuhlon. . ",. ........... JOE GOODMAN STRIDES ALONG AT 68 Undaunted by ~ge or Weether GOODMAN WHO lives in Los Allot Hllla a ShOrt dlstance south of bere. has run dozens or shorter races, laking first place i.n h1s age croup In a Western A.AU muten 10 kilometer race in Los Gatos in 1978. He covered tbe 6.2 miles an a bout 49 minutes. He also bolds first and second place age 1roup medals for 800- and 1,500-meter races at a Pan American masters mttt in San· • ta Ana. In a near-freezing rain, be completed his first marat.bon, a run that defeated hundreds of the 2,000 who attempted it. In some small way. life is making love to Joe Goodman. People seem to not.Ice it one way or another. "1 only want to do three miles." the man says, evidently worn from yesterday's errort. "OK. Let's do three," says Goodman. GOODMAN WD..L DO three, and when they are done, maybe 10 or 12 more Men in their 30s and 40s rwi with Goodman. six-eight-ten miles a day. Some can't match hb pa~. or they lag against the distance, overrunning -4he1r muscles. breathing heavily. Goodman slows. It's Ol{, be says, llus is hne. lie fintshes s tro ng -a half-mile or powerful, leogtberung strides. There goes Goodman. "Y eah." someone says, huf ring lll the understatement ol a runner 's w o r k .. H e's sometlung " / It does not ask bla aae. Perhaps lt ls unaware. A research chemist tor a Veterans Adm In lstratlon Hospital, Goodman 'a publbbed papers wtll talte him to Eu.rope this summer ror an lotematiooal conference. One of bis four chlldren ls a playwright. They diacuas the writing. Thal scene; has the final act been changed? IN 11IE FOUJl·\'EAR log of Joe Goodman. there are few notes about the maladies ol run· neis "· oo tom cartllege, pulled tendons or the bruises of nUs. • calculated strides. Yet every day he nms . 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NJ. <AP> -Lured by lM pnlmlle of ctaocNUoe bcNl.U.lbe.l.ul. • daade.Uoa uuaaae &Dd -1DCll9l of all -~•adeiloD wt.De •bcNt -people pa.kl 113 eat'b to ati.od Vl.MlMd'• anaual bHQ\af'\ celebnilnc LM aswma la.anelt of the~welll. WbUo moet 1ardetMra C1ll"M dao deno.n.. Lbey .,.. • m.• cnp 1a &IN.a Sout.b Jersey ty, wbefoe a,... fannen aupply mon I.bu bait ol U. oauoa·a dand Hom for lullu and 0"1Dan n4riabborboadl lD tbt &alt. 'Tr Fat: . It '1'0WI riaht out ln lbc rroet yard and, he<'k , lt's IOOd for you ln v1temin A. vitamin C and troo," l'Yt Mayor Patrkll R F1orllll, who has pro claimed Mt town &be "Dandelion <: 111 pit Ill ol the World" and who acted aa .. ·hut ror the feuL His menu for tbe meal, M!l'ved in a church hall. lnchaded dandetioo salad, daadellon and braised rlce soup, Au1traJlu rabblt wlth chopped dan· clelloa ln chacn,~ Hu~.· dudeJlon bo.UllabaitH: UOft H\IMlt LD red fTIV)' Md e\lft flllutlAi aod daDtMUon All recto. But tJM dandel5on wtn. wu con 1ldered t.be reaJ priae P'tortW comman· dee~ .tpt 1a.Uou of the JJO"rl\AI and rare pot.loo from atubborn ltallao· Ameriean farmffl for OM bMquet. "ITS RAao to ~me by ," the mayor explained. "You ut. tney've been umpllna it •II year " "YCN dr1nk two or tbrff shot.a aod. b1 b>. ll rt1•llY knocks you," nld Wllllanu .. Hruale" Favretto. SI. who h111 bttn rai11lng da.ndeUona ln VtMland "f'Vf'r 11lnc-t we Uffd hora~ " Rut UWl y.ar'a dlMer may ao down as • daodeUoo dt'bacle Maay d.mers left In at huff, •n<f some demanded re· funda. when tM mayor'a reuucini rflO out and \ht' dandefioo aausaae wu cob- bltd up by the first oo lbe buffet IJ.ne .. "I'm hun1ry, I 'm 1oln1 bome," 1rumbled Counetlmao Lewla D. O.Mareo. A dilappolntod Fk>rtlU, wbo put In l2 hou.ra over 1team1n1 vat.I ot dandeUona. C'bar1ed t.bat some of 4-he eerty e•t~n had two or lhreo belpln11 wbUe others barely aampled tbe aoup. "I'm hunl1")', too. f didn't eat either," the mayor aald. "I 1uesa you Just can't have a buffet with d&ndeliM'I." OANOl!LIONS AaE planted 1n the ran Md grow under plastic sheet.a for barvKUq in March ond April. But farmera warn lhat by lhe time most ••rdeoen Me its yellow nower and fuuy seed ball. the weed is too tough uod bitt.tt to eat. Florilll 's office has sent out 40,000 dandeUon rtt1pe books an recent years . In the spirit or the weekend, the Lutheran church even offered commu· n1on with dandelion wrne Sunday. , Idea Grows , Clad Devotees Happy Mom's Gift Lmiing -·-With Extended Season be ell t~ food they need Finally. to be surc-of · perfe<-t' · ~lads. dlL~t the bulbs with lnse<.'t1c1de Dve With Flair and Elegance I~' MARRAKESH By T ropitone Reg. Price 42" Pedee1al Tab&e/4 Brunch Chain $600.00 W-Pedestal Table/4 Brunch Chairs $634. 00 5'an ChaM ............... . . . . . $190.00 24~ Round Side Table . . . . . . . . . . $ 80.00 , SALE PRICE $486.00 $509.00 $159.00 $ 65.00 A atyle that never dktates environment, yec always contributes to ;t. Superb construction and the aublle elegance of the time· las Eaat . . . . and with aD the comfort today's good livinn demands. '-'n J.><IQll«l •I M..-,A,11lur • r-.--p.., ~ ... h • b40 r,111)0 ~..-. Men ··-•o ..,_ ujly l • I & I •I ·! ·.: Remember Mother's Day Uus year with an extra.special gift . one that will be <t ro und to remlnd her daily o f your thoughtfulness. There is nothing that can do the job bet· ter than a bloomning plant, and there Is an abundance Of plants lo bloom r\gbt DOW at nursenes. You w11l fmd that devoted gladiolus lovers start plantrng their favonte bulb in January when \he weather is not fit for man or beast. Others wait until Mareh when things warm up u btt. ('la.imlng that a warmer soil geb glads O(f to a betteF st~rt. bcrore pl a nlln ~ and a ~k )ou r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ '~ WHO COULD' RESIST colorful potled crysanlhemums that can be savored indoors for days. and if mother does garden, she can ·~t the blooms back wbeo they fade ·and set the plant out in her garden to enjoy a second flush of flowers this fall and in future years. A plant that comes in all IUes and in enough different rolors ls the rhododendron. Planted in a handsome conlaioer, lt can be kept on the porch, patio or under a lanai for several years. A bariging basket of fuchsias with. Its pendulous flowers ls a striking ac~nl ·m a partiaJly shaded area. TO RIVAL FRENCH perlume in s~nl. 1:1ve a gardenia plant. It will furnish her with ready made corsages to remember you by And on warm summer nights, the plant's pcrrumc will pleasantly domlnate..b_er garden. .: But if you Ulte glads in your garden and you haven't started planting yet. there's still time. Many ga.rdene~ will make successive plantings of' these.beautiful bulbs all the way into July and reap a seemingly endless harvest of bloom. WHENEVE& ~OU set them out, however, there are certain steps lo follow for complete success. First. you must choose a planting site that is well drained. Llke most bulbs. the gladiolus won't stand wet 'feet. A porous, rich soU ls best but poor soil C'an be amended with Liber&I amoun ts of compost or peat moss Plant ~m in the SWl. To insure uniform plantings. plant all bulbs at an equal depth. The simplest way to do this is by dlgging a trench. Also, be sure that aJI bulbs are on an even keel since they are likely lo grow ut an angle U planted at one. or course. there are doz.en.s of other ideas on ce you start looking around the nursery, "a.>s the C alifornia Associat ion of :"lurc;erymen. For example, with warm ~ <'ather romlng up your mother may want to· LAllGE BULBS can go S to 6 LO· put in a vegetable garden. You could ches dttp in loose soil. only 3 or 4 m· purchase the transplants at the nursery and ches in heavy M>il. Space them about offer to put t.bem ln for her: Or, maybe ber 4 inches apart in single rows and garden's borders need some brightening up. where double rows are planted, stag. Flats full of golden marigolds. deep purple ger the bu.lbs. Group plantings of 8 lo ~turuas, violet ageratum or patriotic l-ed. 10 buJb8 make good border fiU·lns, white or blue verbena are ready to be taken espedally when planted all In one nurseryman to rerommend a !>pray !>C'hedule onC'C' the) '>prout Weekend ~ Garcfuning Checklist • Plant h1b1sC'uS now Cor bloom through the summer_ monlhb G1.Ye them lots of sun a rich soil and plen· ty or moisture • • P e r1"'1nkl e . ~al\1a a nd cocksC'omb are a trio of bedding plants that make hand!>ome plantings in the gardrn · • Set out dwarf dahlia plants now for summer color plant dahlia tubers Uu.s month for fall color • Now 1s the time to grow your favorite herbs m pots and M'l them near the kitchen or barbecue area • Feed roses Uu!> month Installation Set The Laguna Beach Garden Club will lnst.all new officers May 9 al lhe El Adobe Resta UTar1\ 1n San Juan Capistrano. to her~ and planted. color. Bonemeal under lbe bu.lbs, oot \....'------------------'~ in cootact wilh them. will probably The 11.30 a m luncheon will in· elude a singing and dancing group for entertamment Garden Festival 'Flowers Demonstrations Dwarf P.lants Exhibited 11Je· t7t.h· -annual Orange County Bonsai Exhibit will launch Cultural Arts Month on Saturday and Sunday with a show and demonstration both days at Brookburst Communlty Ce nter, 2271 C rescent Street,,.__ Anaheim. lions of ~ ttthniqoes or dwarfing plants. New O(ftcers of the Orange County Bonsai Society Installed recently are Francis Watarl. president; Eame Moeller, first vi~ president: Tetsuo Tsukamoto, se-cond vic-e president . JamH Takeda, treasurer. and Mu~. Mizusawa. secretary. San Diego Show Set More than 3()().honging baskets or epiphyllum blooms will IJ.ne the cov · ert'd walkway of Na1rob1 Village at the San D1ego Wild Animal Park Saturday and Sunday. when the San Diego Ep1phyUum Society pre· sents its show. Members will de· Jea• bugging )'011? DON'T PANl8 .... WE CAN HELPI U5'ng the best techniques avolloble. our Call1ornla Centfted Nurserymen show you how tocontrol fleos. . ...._,, _____ ...... ,,,,,, FRUIT TREE CLEARANCE F r~h fruit clt v0ur finqer11P'>. H u\ky, well·'>tclrted tree'> 58ALIH.~IO PEACHES • PWMS POMEGRANATES APPlES • RGS AND ALMONDS s8.97 EA . GET YOUR TOMA TOES TO "SET'' WITH ... ~CHACON HORMONE BLOOM SET TOMATO HOLD • oz. ut. '1 .89 Smee 1946 Ha)lis}ttts .~ Nursery -Florist W 2840 Harbor l lvd., Costa Mesa "Floralia. a Festival of Flowers" is the theme o f the 13th annual Garden Festival , to be presented by the Hunt· ington View. Golden We s t and Pink Hawthorne branches of the Women·s National farm and Garden As· soc1at1on, lnc. The show, set from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday in Los Amigos Mobile llome Park Recreation Hall. 18601 Newla nd Ave .. Huntmgton Beach, will also featW'e a plant an d bake s ale and refreshments. SPONSORED by Orange County Bonsai and Orange Empire Bonsai societies. witb the Anaheim Arts Council and its 37 affiliates, the lw<>- day show will be open from 11 :00 a.m . to S.00 p.m. Adm1ssion and parking are free. monstrale how to take ;:::=:=========================::::::; cuttings and teU t~ best More information is :w v ail able by calling Mrs. Kenneth L. Spicer at 846-5916 or 894-4858. Pumpkins and squ.oh arf! s pace users but they can be grown ln a smaU ~ard~n on a trellis. wall or fence if supported and tied. A ballroom-size a re a will be utilized for the exhlb1t of some 80 bonsai, culturally dwarfed trees. shrubs and vin@s. Some are ln the form of Saikei, a tray landscape. Stu· dents and collectors of this Oriental livlng art form annually st.age the ex· blbit for the enjoyment of the public. DEMONSTRATIONS wlJI be performed ln an assembly room that will accommodate l.SO persons. An added feature lhla year ls cross· t.able, pel"IOO·to-person demonat.ra· - Keep P esticides U nder Lock, Key tr there are children in your ramlly. special care is needed In putting msectkides out or lbe way. Right now when bome gardeners are waging t.be good light on pests of all kinda, there may be some dangerous sprays and powders that must be kept on hand. Keep them out or reach of the younpters, even if th1a means putting them under lcx:k and key. EXPERIENCED STAFF ADVISES 1 WEEK eC>S f/t/IO INFLATION FIGHTER SPECIALS ~ ClOSID -+ TUISDAY I r. .-. AT SUPERB DECOR MURSJRIES B 7 AC8S <» l'\AHn • , ...... -+AT WHOLIJA4ii & -.own ~~ l " :;+ UDUCE .. .....,994 21-fl 16.tt ~ FOOD COST'S ... •• ~ ... f.H c. ~ o.c.. ......... i ... c.tt I !.,. • Zucchlnt lqueeh W. ~ ,,.. ... ,.. I.At w. ~ ... ....,. -· . E.+ •T...._.. 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M , IUN ... , LLOYD'S NURSERY .ANO LANDSCAPE CO .. INC 1079 H•~pott llV'd CM.. ltt c .. t• Mffl. CA tttn mo -... ,,,, Ci ~.--< c~ ~ ,v >- -I • • • 2 ~ ~ ~. ' ~ I OONSUMER •••-.~•S••U••••"•• DEAR PAT About lt month a10 ~OU r~port.-d tn YOW" oohunn theat I would filfatry be re~elvlng the "Oood.Je Loom" I ord~ted laat fall from a tdeviDoo ad l still haven't received it and am ~to give up' I'd rt'.ally prefer a refund at tbta poinl 0 .8 ., Dana Polnt Na&ioaal MarUU&c ttdnrtlam' Ltd. ot Fert r...lnd.ale. •1a.. •u te>etadH ~y A l'8 a1ala. ~ prom.t.e a apeedy refuel. Lei •e be• U ~ II...._. uauraace •~teat Ulla ce•paa1 4IM• Mt a-.. a e1ardlng TV mall-order ad1, •ld1ael ~. cblrmaa of llae Federal Trade Com· ; ' L•, says, "Be teary of aayoae U,lal to Hit )'Ga 10md.1Wa1 at 1 a.m. la Lite mon.t.1,." Be addll, ''T'be8e saJH pltctaes by a.akaowa ee•paatea are not designed '4 belp you bat to ltelp Uieu OW9en get rich. •'or laataace, U yoa're offered a f...,.. singer's record, Elvis Prealey, let'• say, )'Ga had beUer list.en nrefaUy. To avoid breUJ..a1 md-clettption laws adverttaers will someUmea la· 8lll1 a fleeting disclaimer, oftea fiaslled la small, lm'eadable type that the sla1er la a aollad·allke, DI& lt.e s&ar.'' hrtschut ooints out that vou maat llave a Pro· dact yoa ont~r in lO days. "If not. aa FTC Ad laas hem violated and you are eatUJed, to yoar money badl. U yoa don't get actioa make aa irate call to die &eleYisioa statiotL No repu&able statloa waau .,.epu&able advertbers. Or complaia to Ute Be&.- ter .._I kSS Bureaa or the FTC. WIYUe we can't hmdle inltividaal complaints. we'll move la lf t•ey t..-cb ap. AJways check wltb tbe Better Businesa Bareaa if there have been comptalnta aboat Ute ~ .before you send money to aa aakaown ft.rm.'' • Hoav M.Wh Salt i# .'ia/f""! D&\R PAT: My doctor has recommended that l cut down on my salt consumption. How much salt 1s ··::.afc ." and where can I get a list qf bow much salt is m vanous foods? K .D .. Huntington Beach Check with your dodor for tbe amount best for yoa. Generally. three ~rams of salt per day <about three-flft.b.s of a teaspoon) is the amout tllat bas been recommended by the U.S. Senate Select Com· mlUee on N11triUon. Since s alt ls 4t percent IOdium chloride, three grams will contain l,ZM mllll· grams ol sodium. the dally Umit saggee&.ed b7 tate colllm!Uee. A list contal.aing Ute sodiam eoa&eat of some commonly used foods is beiDI maUH to yoe. Tiie lilt, prepared by the Cent.er for SdHee la lite hble Interest, is available to edler re.den wllo se.l a aelf·addttssed, atamped em~elope t. AYS. Wcuhb19 Co•lorter DF.AH PAT· What is the best way lo launder a down-filled comforter" Mine needs to be washed. but I'm not sure what water temperature to use iiOd if J can use my dryer . K.P., Cotta Mesa Re54'arcb at the University of WaabJagton in· dicates that the best method ls to waab c1o ... fllled products in warm suds (72 degrees F> of newtraJ detergent CpH 7.0), rinse twice and dry by macblne at a low temperature setting Cits degrees F> for about 20 minutes. Then remove the item and lay out at room temperature for 48 hoan. Thia is to gaard against mildew. A down.filled prodad should be completely dry before it's s1ored or re· tamed lo use. Te11t samples washed In warm or cold neutral detergent suds and dried at a low tem· perature actually showed an lDcrease ID tile loft of the down, and i{I insulating value. If the comforttt is large. yov may prefer to use u oversbed washer and dryer a t a laa.adromaL Father Slays Child NEW DELHJ. India CAP) -Police arrested an Indian for the ritual slaying or his 3·year-old daughter.. in Chingleput district, southern India, the Times or India n~wspaper reported. · · • Shanmuga Gramini. 32, was reported lo have slit the throat of the girl on the advice of a Hindu holy man at a Hindu temple located about 120 miles south of Madras, the newspaper added. The Times said that the holy man could not be traced in the·area . MIL@~~ Fitness Center is for Men and Women/ SUMMER SPECIAL 3 MONTHS ONLY $59.00 AND 2 YEARS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 . " Ot1. Y '8.30 PER MONTH CBASEOON A TWO-YEAR MEMBERSHIP RATE) -I • I ... NO CONTRACTS •NO INITIATION FEES • NO ANNVAL FEES Racquetball Court• Av•ll• GREAT EXERCISE a ASSES 106W .. lt.,Ne_, ..... , .. •• , ,,,, ..... , •. . -• Wemo.s -. --· --·-............. ..----..-........... --... __ T .. HIW SANTA AMA MAJDAJ CNN MOWI 1980 Mazda RX-7! ••••N•wy ... •t.Ct.6161_, W ...... Tool ANTA ANA DAILY Pili ... I SC!§Z22£ BlacWrcl Caako GeU.r~UcL Laguna Artists -Mogens Abet, Margaret Bedell, lom Bellonl, Ml•. Krantz and Richard Soderman. 1590 South Coast Highway Laguna Beach, California 497.5377 • Mom's Day on s-., May 11 ·----------·---~·--.._.._ ··-.....,.-~--- ..... ····· ..,_ .... _ • Folding Table and Chairs It'~ Mother·~ Day on Sun . Mdy 11. That m,•.1n:. 11·., Mom's dcly and -,he belongs at the head of th~ tnble ~·t up thts folding tdbl~ and chair; for dny OCCdSIOn wherl' you need an l'>-tra space to ..vo~k or pldy. l1w table hac, an easy-ccm? tan padded vinvl tol) dnd chocolate baked l!namel ll'gs rt m~ur~ 3:3" x 33• x · 34~ RL>g 29 95 Mother's Day Special $19.88 These popular. bright folding meti)I chair~ come in 3 colors that look great with thl:! tabk chocolate. pe~immon or whit~ Reg; 11 00 each or 4 for 44 00 (prf'·pdCkoged ~m, color) Mother's Day Special $9 .. 88 each or 4 for $34.88 Table & 4 Chain $49.88 .. . PA-1 1211 . . . -- I '· , , a • :.,_ u.v--:li·· • I• OH\. V PtLOT Friday, ~av 2. IMO ~ . NATION ............ JEANIETTE M•cOONALO, NELSON EDDY It'• R••Hy Lori Brooka, Bl•n Odom $20,000 Income Said 'Moderate' WASlUNGTON (AP) -ll costs lhe average American family of four more than $20,000 a year just to maintain a moderate standard of living, the Bureau of Labor StatbUes says. The Labor Department agency said that a family comprised of a husband, non-working wUe and two c hildren needs $20,517 for a n "In· - termediate".standard of living, based on last fall 's prices. Officials e'(Jnceded the figure would be higher by current co~t levels.~ · THE SAME SIZE FAMILY MAINTAINING a ·ower standard of Jiving would need $12.585 a year. he report said. It would take $30,317 for whal the .;oHrnment callsli..Un~ ul "hi gher levels " The figures compare with $18.622 needed for fam1llcs on an avera~c plane in the fall of 1978. m .546 for a low budget family and S27 .420 for ~hose mruntairu.ng a higher standard Costs varied according to geographic areas :md those livmg m urban areas pwd more than .hose living in rural areas. the report said The in· ~ome reqwred for an average standard of living in :netropolilan areas was $20,935, compared to UB.651 1.11 rural areas. ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, IS THE mos·l ex· :>ens 1ve place to live, requiring $27,933 for the lverage family, followed by Honolulu wilb$2S,799. The most expensive city in the 48 rontiguous states is Boston, where the average family must earn $24,381. New York was next with $23,856. The Was~on. D.C. area figure was $22,206. Costs were considerably lower In other parts 'Jf the country. Chicago was tops lo the Midwe5l at $20,564. Atlanta led the South with $18,821. And an San Francisco it costs $21 ,478. • The government figures for family budget levels a re determined by taking the a verage ;pending habits of familJes at the VtlTlOUS income levels rather than basing the fi gures on need or 'low individual families actually spend their money COSTS ARE BASED ON FOOD, housmg. fuel. :lothing, household furnlstungs and other items iormally purchased by ramilies. The divisions are based on what a low income family 1s likely to spend compared to middle or upper income :amities For example. only rental housing Is used in computing costs for low 1nl'O mc families. wrule both ~ntal and family owned housing are used for I.be other categories. • 7 Million Attracted To OprylarufMusical • NASJMlJ..E. Tan. CAP) -About Chan,_ Meet.." "I'll Be Home for ••••D 1111..-,.op&. have "beard Cbriltmu" and othen. Vandal Defaces Photo BEIUCELEY <AP) America tlnltnl." Thia IUl'IUMr. U.. 1ewn m1WoDtb vt1ttor wtu ICnU IDlo U.. 1,1QO.Mat American Mu.le Tbut•r at the Oe>ry lalHI. U.S.A .• entemlnment perlr to Me "I Hur Amertca SUlf· THEN IT MOVU on to the World Warn era and IOClCI like "AMbon Away" and "God Bleu America." Those ~ followed b)' IODP from tbe ltsol and 'IOI, lodud.101 ''TtnDMMt Walu," "Rock Around UM Clock," "Blue ~ Shoes:• ''Only You" and "Bye. 8)19 Love." A vandal apra y e d In hOoor ot Moth9f'I ch•micall oo a 1iant Mother's Art Gifts "~" print ol we ouarentee a nice pn • R•c ... ._...._ ...a.N ... ~ '°'every ledv whO ~ • "~ ...---herdrlvera I tna." JJ'apb ahlbtted at the number In the Hunflngtoft Unlverslty Art Mu.seum. Thousands of onoina Cftnter mall on Of'~ TBS f'AST·PACBI>, 4S·mlnute au&1leal. a ..... ot Amerleu muale ftom tbe i-. '° t.be pfeMllll. Lt aoe ot the loac•t n&.0n1n1 theme park produ<'tionl In the country. It's been piayln1 •Ince Opryland opened in l972. aut.bortU~ aald. arts~ Cfalta exhibit Sun . May' Prizes VllfY f~ Next ls a tnbute to t.be 1llOI and ltTOs wttll tones like "Brldce Over Troubled Water." "{ WaMa Hold Your Kand." "Yesterday." "We SbalJ Overcome(· "Gentle OA My Mind" and "Aquarius." ......_ ..i....,,._apb ..... a m the Huntm9ton Cente , .. pl11nt11:oa1h. s.e·, a._ ....,._,... .. _ all Thurs. thru Sun . May 1...-candios to the S4701 lO·loot bi1b by 35-foot Boach Blvd &1 JackDOI Beech BIV<f, wide portrait o f pop· 40'1 Fwy. H B & 40~ Fwv. 1rtlat Andy Warhol and .__ __________ ...._ ________ ..,. In U.. elabt years, people who bav~ te«> the mualcal bave retu.rned bome lo place• llke Wichita and Peoria and Toledo and to&d their neighbors "U you fo to <>Dnland. make t.ure you see • Hear America SingiQI'.'' The musical, fealw-fnc 1.8 sin1ers and dao«rs and 13 musicians, blends nostalgia. patriotism, toe·tappiog music and snappy costum.Loa. Wbeo the musical journey ends, ~ percent of lbe time there's l! standing ova ti on. Flnally, t here's conte mporary music, including "Here Yoo Come Again ," •·1 Am Woman," "Tboae Were the Days." "Tbe Way We Were " and themes from "Star Wan" and "The Waltoos." me mbers of Tbe Fae· tory, a New York·based group of actors, poets, artist.a and others whose doiogs charmed the fashionable and perplexed the average person. Campus police arrest· ALTOGETHER. TBEaE are about ed Eric Weill, 40, for In· 7Ssongaorportionsofsongs. vestlgalion or fe looy Whittaker says the 1bow is appeal· van d a 1 ism after in'-in several ways. muse um guards •P· 'There's nostalgia: the sbow brinis prebended bim Wedo~ back food memories. or not so food day shortly before clos· memories, of times when people Ing . The prlnt w as were in the service or had a loved sprayed with a chemical "IT'S SOLJD MUSIC music that"s one in the service lt has tun~ they mht tentatively thou.cht ~tood thl' k :..t of time. not fad mustc," · remember from when they were to be Iodine and watn, !>av~ Rob Whitta ker. director of courting thetr spouses muaew:n o(flclal.s 1a1d t•nicrtaanment at the park. "It'!'. "And a lot of people enJoy the smll· rnt>aningful. ing, happy faces. while other!> enjoy The print. the only OO(' "And no other park ln the country the orchestra. Rut basicu.lly it's un ·In existence. reportedly s pends as mucb time, effort and historical picture or Amer1 C'u .. toofkf ~vedon und his money as we do in l<><:aUng the sta Su. months to prlnt talent." be says. on special photo1traphl<' THE SHOW, ONE of a dozen A ~...i--h d O~rylaod ls a no-acre amusement paper. Vc:uur• a.<1 saa musicals at the park. is presented sax the pa.--•·-bl Par that also •· the home of the ..-r P•vu.1 Y no "'" limes dally Monday through Friday, longe co Id b b Grand Ole ()pry, a countr,y music r u f' <t s how that's bee~reseoted since and eight times a day on Saturd1k)'S lalned, and t.ht! qui.lHy aod Sundays . There are t"1n c:a.sts, of ... _ "'""'-t ~-•d ~ be 1925• Al-t two on people vt.sit• :: • Un:; J'I UI ~VUJ ...,~ ......,.. com ..... ...t primarily or college stu-dupUcat.ed ed the .... ..a. last year. ~ NEED HELP? Do-It-Yourself Store . · .. or hcrYe our c~ ~ndott.ewcri ! .,.... .. dents, picked from audiUOQS in 27 The first segment of the show is cities. I n the 1999 photo·,..--..----...-._,,...---------~--. music from -the l920S 'a od 1930s: At the auditions. Wh.ltt.aker says graph, some aubJecta "Stormy Weather " "Black Bot· Oprylaod is looking for basic talent are nude. and ooe nude tom." "On the~ Ship, Lollipop," and sqmcthing else. .. person tS a tranaseitual. "Sweethearts," "Somewhere Over ··we're looking for that mule It has also been shown the .Rainbow," "There'll Be Some something " · an New York and Tokyo. L :..... ___________ ..._._11MjiiijMM161 City Puts Quarantine Un Pets· ST . CHARLES. Mo. c AP> -All dogs aod C'ats were quarantined today in th1s Missouri River city or 40,000 following a rabies out- break that bas forced al least 43 persons to un- dergo a senes of painful shots. The city health board voted to establish the qua r a ntine Thursday night amid fears that a rabies outbreak among f amlly p e t s could mushroom into a n epidemic. Two cats and a dog h ave been diagll06ed as rabid. · THE ORDER, requir· 1ng that dogs and cats be kept indoors except when taken outside on leashes. was posted to- day by Mayor Douglas Boschert. s aid City Health Director Bob Brandeau. He said the quarantine would be indefinite. A~ AREA of five ~--------------------------------------------------- ---------------~---.... square miles north of 1JSVOHEYHARRIS the city. where 4.000 tdlcttahi3 persons.live, was placed ~.,...,_,,. "" under a 30-day quarao· • ' "" tine order Mooday after ~ QU!ZUS #'id~ ~ ~,.,,_.., ~ ........... laboratory teats dis · l9llCfn on,... toiN 1 • closed rabies in the dog _.;_,:_ _____ ~;..::.....:.:_~:::!::..llMMllll•M .. • and the (int of the two ESTATE SA.LE OF JEWELRY- CRYSTAL· t.iORCELAllW - BRONZES- CBINA- SILVER aad •ere. Lots of diamond rings and earrings, gold chains, fine china and crystal. broozn. some fumi· ture, olts, chandeliers, brtss l.mps, etc. cats. Frld8y, ......,..,, and...., nlghta May 2, 3 and4' Inspection of all rM1c:MIMllM F rlday, Saturday, and Sunday 2 . 6 P.M. end 7 . e..-.M. Something for everyone -.from $1.00 up. f tM ldmiulon. Bank ot Amerl~. Master Qwgt, cf*ks, newport auction company 2542 Wm Coest Htf\wav Ntwpon BMCtl, CA (7141 ... 2200 cOMS1C1t1 •n• •cc••• '1IL I PM LAROE CAPACITY "NO GUESS-WORK-WASHER with MINI· BASKET™ TUB e 4 W9'ft/Rinse T~1ture Combln11t1 °"' e 4 Pfogremmed $cMed C- LARGE CAPACITY AUTOMATIC SENSOR DRYER • 3 Cvctei 111elud1nt Autotn.Coc Pem>M*'f p,_ . • 4 Dryl119Se6tctlona ::::~v s2999~ ODE~ s37795 "-..Nd Price S6 7990,_:= Right throufh the door! MOftOST 115 CU.F.T. ICIDl9IMSIR IDRIGllATOI ...... ,, ..... -..,,=' =~.....,., ...... • /lw«OfMtle l '*W ....., Sy,tem ._.. .,, .._ .. . .~ .. ...... .......... =-:~ ..... ~~':~ - ---"' o..-el , ...... ..,., ...... --' .. ..._01 --Oto NO. ca> "° OS> eoo oso~ cso 1000. OSD 1200 -~ ·-""'""'"----·110----·----.------a·---··--·----· --··------.......... ._. ~._ ..... ,, .... MMVw~Tll" POTSCRmmt111 DISHWASHER • 12 Wwtl Cvctes inctud1nQ P-Setvb'I' Cycle for l>Ots end~ • Ou1et Pef1'n•Tuf~ lntenOt • R..,en1ble Color p_,,.., s4449s .... SeM ......... C...... ...... ~--~&.19'MI • IMIS'A&IA•I CXMlma IMCll COCllll .,Y T ..... °' bot T.,._,,....,,._._. OE'1 Micron.en..-~,.. ..,,....,,. contl'QI •••a.t,,_ 56()995 JrRANGI 1118ls••rr•St.L .. ••leach appli•• ilc. 49MI06 • .. . I ' GIRL SCOUTS PROCI AIM PAINT GOOrt BUT GREAT Jule Glem •nd Doty Y•IMp Groom Ground• for Expo i Youth Expo Set .. Groups Join for Weekend Activity .. r An expanded version of the old 4·11 rair will see community youth or- i.mzations joining in the Youth Expo 'lo Saturday and Sunday al Orange County Fair and Exposition Center. . This year, the Orange County Girl Scout Council. Golden West YMCA •d the Camp Fire Program are among several groups joinillg the 4-H Club for the annual event, a spokes man reported DISP~ YS WILL include pboto· graphy, arts and crafts, food pre- paration and fashion as well as livestock and camping exhibits. doS< obedtence shows and Indian dancing. The Industrial Arts Exhibit bas moved from the annual summer fair and also will be seen this ,year at Youth ~po '80, the spokesman said. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION stu- dents from local junior high scbools and high schools and the community colleges will display projects with the cooperation of the Orange County Department of Education. No. charge is levied for the affair' scheduled between 10 a .m. and 6 p.m . oo Saturday and from 9 a .m. to 4 p.m Sunday. Juveniles or Adults? ~egal Wrangle Mounts ByDELORESBROOKSIRWIN oe -o.11y ...... MMt In the eyes .of Uie law, 18-year-old Brenda Spencer bas been an adult stnce January, 1979. when she killed two men during a sniper attack on a ·San Diee<> schoolyard. Miu Spencer, then 16, was tried, $Dvieted and sentenced as an adult because of the magnitude or the crime. t Althaugb she now is of legal age. Miss Spencer probably will serve the next seven years of her state prison sentence among juveniles in a Callfornla Youth Authority facility . THE CALIFORNIA law that allows adulllJ like Miss Spencer to serve prison time in juvenile facilities may cost Orange County $356,000 in f~eral money for youth programs fpr 1980. • That's because of what bas been an OlflOing debate between federal and slate justice officials. They disagree cti whether juveniles and adults can serve their sentences in the same prisons and jails. • In addition to the $356.000, the $1.6 ~ctivities :Set . For Disabled Orange County supervisors have approved formation or a LS-member task force. using the acroo,ym AC- CESS. to plan Orange County ac- tivities during the International Year ~the Disabled in 1981. Under a proposal submitted to the board by the county Human Rela-tk>ns Commission, the task force will ·~entlfy the current needs and pro- IJ.lems or the cou.nty's disabled .-pulation, and help educate the Jllbllc Uout. the abilities, capabilities '19d nQds of persons with d is- Millties," said Supervisor Ediaon lllller. Candidates for the task force will be considered by aupervilors May Z7. 'JJle task force will operate with a Sf,600 budget, to be raised from P9blic contributiom. million in crime prevention funds the county may be entiUed to for 1981 may also be in jeopardy because of the co-mingling of juvenile and adult inmates. .. UNLIKE •osT other states, Call!omla bu 1hree~ s71tem.s : COUD~Y Juvenile tmU , tbe CY A aud the adult priaon system. • State-operated CY A facilities bouae serious juvenile offenders u well as adults who have committed less serious crimes. With Brenda Spencer . for example. both her age and her murder convic· lions make her a candidate for the women's state prison in Frootera. BUT IT IS HER youth, her lack of prior criminal record and small size that might make her prone to attack from older inmates that will lead prison authorities to assign ber to CY A's Ventura School unW she is 2S. It is that mixing of luvelliles and adults that federal officials have pro- tested. And they now are trying to level financial sanctions on the state to stop Ut! practice, s anctions that may cost Orange County SJ:i6.000 or more. ALTHOUGH ORANGE County Jail houses juveniles declared unfit to live among the population ln youth facilities, the county's segregated quarters meet federal standards. But the federal freeze on grant money applies to all California coun- ties, even though it is the state that is afoul of federal standards. The Orange County Criminal Justice Council decided to ask federal officials to allow the grant money for juvenile programs to bypass state officials and come directly to the counties. BUT SBOVLD THE federal gov- ernment deny that request, cowity and community-run programs aimed at helping juvenile delinquents 1et back oo track will suffer severe cut· backs. Ironically, CY A programs will not suffer from .the federal freeze on hands, being financed by atale money. ORIENT AL HANDMADE RUGS MEMAMl.CAIPITS You .. tnvtted to an orte.QI rug exhtbttton 1nd Ille on Sit. & Sun .. May 3 & '4. ........... ........ ~ IOI M.•cm••,h.I San Cll1M11te, CA 92672 491-4299 w,..,_.,..._..~_..,..._._.,,... ""' °Ill . ' ~. Mliy 2. ttlO DAILY PILOT Al~ fi?t• m. 24 EST. It may sound \!9' MPG. HWY. impossible, but ifs true! Continental Mark VJ and Lincoln Continental for 1980 both have about the sa~ mileage ratings as the smaller Mazda RX 7-S. Or BMW 7331. Or Mercedes 280E. · -Both Lmcom COntliientil and Continental Mark VI have better mileage ratings than aJ\y gasoline-powered Cadillac.•• And both Lincoln Continental and Continental Mark VI have a 504l. ilbprovement In fuel efficiency over last year. t With electronic fueJ lnjection and autom atic transmission with overdrive standard. Test drive the Lincoln Continental and Continental Mark Vlfor 1980. \\Rib fuel econ- omy like. this--why settle for anything Jess? •Use thi6 numbet for compa.rtson. 'fbur mileage may diffa dependJng on spud., weather and trip length. Highway mileage probably~ •• Excluding diesel englna. t Baiedona ~ compartson of --~..I standard engines. ' OUR PRIDE SHINES lHROUGH IN EVERYTHING WE DO. JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN-ME RCURY 2626 HARBOR 08LVD. If you lease a GTE tefephone with a Phone Mart coni'leCtC>r. you can ~ It repaired frtt~ . When one of~ phones In your ~ \YOiks and the other ~'t. chanc~ are ~ trou~ ls In the phone-not In the tines . COSTA MESA, CA. It yotlre su~ the probfem is in the phone. Si"l'fy unplug it at the wall-not at the phone -and take It to the nearest GTE Phone Mart. 'tbur phone will be fixed the ~day. If your telephone Isn't equ1~ with a Phone Mart plug or if you ~assistance for repairs. please call 611. ·~ rep.W i5 pn:MO!dontfonGenefll ~ ie ot c:.a...om.. INW ~lfS. ( d i 4 Gra'me Ala DM.YPIUJT Packing a pair or p~tols oo tour or New York's Park Avenue is Mrs. America. Carol Ann McEwen or Austin, Tex. She was crowned dunng competition in La!> Vegas. Adoptive Sibling Marriage &µmed COLUMBIA. S.C. <AP) -A man and woman who grew up as adopted brother and sister but were not related by blood would violate incest Jaws ii Uley married, the state attorney geoeral's omce ' has said. · • Slate Rep. Mars hall Caln, R·Aiken, wbo sought the legal advisory on behalf of the couple. said be' had '":v~r beard of a similar case. THE NON-BINDING OPlNlON COULD block issuance or a weddJng license. "They have not gotten married, but they want to." said Cain. who would not identify his constJ- tuents "I'm going to tell there under the op1ruon. they cannot obtain a license from the probate JUdge." . Jn the optmoo, Assist.ant Attorney General Edwin E. Evans said the man and woman "hved In the same household for a sigru!icanl period of time as brother and !>Isler." milking any marriage legally incestuow.. HE SAID A "WELL·Rl::COGNIZED pubhc policy" seeks to treat adoptive siblings similar to natural brothers and sisters. The state considers an adpopted child to be the sibling or the natural child of h.ts adoptive parent. according to the opinion. The intent or the law, Evans said, was lbal the ban oo a brother and st. ter marrying should also apply when one or both II an adoptive sibling. Tune Tau.ts Nasty J.B. 'Dallai' "CIWracier Subjecr-of Song NA.llNILLE. Ttu. <AP> -.... wrUen ...... toad Gr'Ml'J J .R. hml of "Dallu" net mlllkm '11 &.elevt.ltoa v.aw.n .,. ~ &o: ··vou·,. rottm &o ..... eor..-;?' n.t'atM m1a1.,. la •IOGI. "J. a .. " about UM ct.ep&eable Sw_lo• of tla• popular CBS CiJiitlloa ... PULLING NO PVNC1D8. UNI IODI •• ,.. J .R ..... j uat dDwnn,bt ........ ud ''poftl" ii "" ..... .. TM ICJGI, recorded by 8.J. Wrt1ht, WU written three weeb a10 by Wrilht, Doo Lee, Joe Meador and Dave Hall. Released two weeks ago, It's already moving qulckly up lbe country music charts E wing , played by Lar,ry Hagman, was shot recently on the abow but viewers were left in the dark about who did il. The song coolesses. "l'LL TAKE THE blame," il goes. "You got what you de· serve," it says. Wright, :n, was a bass guitar player for cou ntry music veteran Hank Snow 11 years WI· tll making a power play and striking out oo bis own two years ago. Alter some armlwisting, he Recreaiion In Vegas Set A trip \o Las Vegas conducted by the Sao Juan Capistrano Rec reation D.e partment is scheduled May 24 and 2S. The deadline for registration at department om ces, Is May 9. Information may be obtal.oed by calling 493-1171, extensi.on 247. Ohio Strike YOUNGSl'OWN, Oh10 <AP > -Mayor George Vukovich declared c1 stale ol emergency today when firefighters joined police and other city workers on the picket lin<.·. Art Show Original 9'tts for Mother at Huntington Center mall dally thru Sun, MflY. 4, 1 1110 toured the country wttb to\\Dtey IDuNo 1ln1.., Loretta Lynn Md F•rU.n HUlky. •'I ~ lbe ldea for tbe 10ft1 and bad tome belp wrtUna lt." be ta.kl ln a telephone lnlerriew Tburtday from bia home In Portland, Tenn. ..Enrywbere you ao. people are taltln1 about J .ll. Zwtns· It-was time for a aoaa." waJGllT, WllO OC1:Uloully wean a white bat like Hapnan, beUevee people mellow at the alsJ)t of Ewlna· "I tbJnk people down deep would like to be like him." be said. ''No~ beats him: lf you Diet.Games do him dirty, be &et.I back at you." H•'• never met Hacmac but aaid penonnel at a Texu radio •talion played the 100 1 for ffaCmao. '"TD\' MID BE liked il ," Wrilbtuid. He aaid , yea, there was aaU.factioo in cb1diq Ewing by IOOI· ·•we bad a lot of run writing it," Wrtcbt aaid. HE OFFBU NO aolutlona about wbo ldlled ol' J .R. "It could have been anybody: so many people wanted to." Met's Top Tenor Trains for Movie CLEVELAND (AP> -Luciano Pavarotti. whose worki-renowned voice made tum the star of New York's Metropolitan Opera, hopes bJ.s tennis game wUJ get hlm to HoUywood. A~WI BUTT£RFLIES Luciano Pavarotti The 44-year -old Italian tenor says be plays an hour of t.eonls daily a nd i s o n a 2,000-calorie-a-day dlel. That's helped 1um·1~ 30 pounds and lf be loses SO more, be'U be ready to appear ju~ IDOYie. But be..'<mn' tell the name of the film - "tnat's a secret." Pavarotti talked with re· porters before two hours of doubles with some Cleveland businessmen. Tl>e Met opened her e Monday with a gala and dinner party before its produc· lion o( Verdi'!> "Un Ballo in lt1 ascheQ> ... The opera singer confessed he gels butterflies 1n Ills stomach before each performance. · .. F ind someone who as not nervous 'before a performance and J'U show you someone who 1s not speaking the truth." be said. FACTORY CLEARANCE SAVINGS' THIS WEEK! 20% t o 63% Returns & Demos Overstock Irregulars ' HOT TUB SALE SPECIAL s200.oo ·off First Line Systems OVER 100 HOT TUBS IN STOCK COMPLETE HOT TUB COMPLETE SYSTEMS AS LOW AS $350.00 AS LOW AS MD-50 EQUIPMENT 6 42 from $350.00 642 from $ 900.00 AS LOW AS '644 from $350.00 503 from s 950.00 $5~0.QO 503 from $400.00 4Q3 from S 1050.00 504 from $450.00 AND MANY MORE . 604 from $ 500.00 QUANTITIES LIMITED THERMAL COVERS AND MANY MORE QUANTITIES LIMITED HERE ARE THE. RULES: 5 1 and 6 1 TERMS : CASH This ALL SAtES FINAL $15.00 -Week -Only $50 CRATING FOR •LAGUNA HILU ~ ........ 1 Toro ,.d, & lift.,._,..., . ....,.........,\ .... HOUltl• -. .... ,1. 1M let ........ 12·1 . A~~-Trfp Barbara 11mm, mother of Marine Sat. K e v i n Hermenlng,aaid her trip to Iran WU financed by her attorney and a peace poup. BUY OF THE WEEKI ) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ! 1978 CHRYSLER ! :Le BARON SEDAN: • .. ? ~ 53499 ~ . .. • • • • • • . .. • • • • • Full powPr laclory air cond . hit wheel. cruise • • conrrn• AM'FM ste1eo. padde<l 1op & LOW. • • LOW ""'~" 1525UMN) It *************•••···~··· HOTHIHG QYE 54999 35 OJHER EXCELLENT BUYS NOW ALL SALE PRICED! NABERS AUTOClNTER 1425 IA.KER ST. COS.TA. MESA. 540-9202 .. .. .. . .. .. # -.. . . .. . .. -···--•.. ··-~ -r ... - .. Wnnect-icut C~m_Raign R e.,jolve1 on Nuclear Energy .. WUI Atomic Kid Bomb ~ut iit Congress?· • I. Cedcral appt-MI~ l' rt has uphdd tht• (' v1ct1on or brolht>l o nt•r Joe C'onf orlt' o c har ge!> o f t· dmg taxes m the uf erat1on of N v ad a 's Must ang R nr h But 15. year~ o h1 :.. 2 0 ·Y l'~r :.. ~ n t c n c e w ~· r t' lirr>pµed ' ... ~ .. . .. W .ESTPO RT. Conn . Dou the name John Arillotl• PblWpe nq a bell! COl\jun up a mild e1plollon perhaps' T b• newa tbat a Jobn Ar1atotle Pblllips baa l.DDOUDe.d lo IV\ fOf a •Ht ln Con&reu comet as, well. • bo mt.MU -lf It tum.a out h4t la n u; John Arlllotlo PbllUpt1. Sure •nouth1 Mle a •£MB£& THE PRINCETON underaraduate who de111n"d an 1ttom1<' bomb" T h at'• him John Aristotle-Phllll~ The A Bomb Kid. '"M y rampa11n 111lo1an 11 ·new eneray fot' the 'IOI'," said Phillips, who wUI be ~ juat before the election und tbus eligible lo aerve "J've reached lb• cooch,t.sl<>O that tbe nuclear power lnduat.ry jwit bu to be shut dOwn, and I believe I cun do more about It as a congressman than l can otherwue I have a point to make " · Last time Phillips had a polllt to make w l:lS four year:, ago, and he. polnl WU that If • Juruor Pb>'llCI l lU· dent wllh leat t.ban aver••• srada, u1ln1 Information avallab&e t.o Utt publlc. could dealan an atomic bomb, lben pn11umably any ltrroriat \Nbo cou I d 1et h la bands on aome plutonium could build one. IT TOOK HIM 5\AJ months lo com· poae hb S.·P81t t.besl1. When word aot out what he hid done, the govern. ment. appalled. look the thesis away from Phillips and stamped It secret Phllhps 1mmedl1tely became ... om('whMt of a C'ult hero So what bas the A-Bomb Kid a nlcknMme he fi&ures will be with him iii way been up to lat~ly" .. , finished school. of course." he t>ald "l had a thriving piua business going on the campus. Aristotle's P121a Delivery Service. so l stayed an extra year at Princeton. ''MY PIZZA PAllTNEll, David MIC'haells. and I wrote a book together ltlled. 'Mushroom : The True Story or the A-Bomb Kid.' and the book has been doing very well. David has gone on to become a . ., _Bullock's, YOL!r Waterford ® Mother's Day store . .. • . . We're saluting famous M others. See their own tablesettings in our South Coast Plaza store May 2 through May 11 . Natalie Wood-"Performance Isabel Sanford· "Stoctfy East Side for Lunch Phyllis Diller -"Phyllis Dllfer's Disco Dinner .. Meredith MacRae-"Brunch. A Weekend m The Country." Miss Ellie of Dallas-"Dining At South Fork " Abby Bradford of "8 is Enough"-"lsn 't 8 Enough For Breakfast?" Uv Walton of "The Waltons"-"Good Night John Boy"-A Post -Theatre Supper. .. Meet Jewel White, Waterford'$ crystal expert. who will narmto the academy award winning film "Conquest With Light." .. F South Coast Pla?.a. May 9 at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. and May 10 at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Guess the number of face ts in our famous Cutters Bowl and wm a free gift. No purchase necessary. Here 's a sample of what's avalfable · E-ach piece is helfloom quallty. over 30% f ulf ·lead. hand-cu! md mouth-blown. Each prece is pre-w1apped m pink paper- all ready to give A 9-mch vase .............................. $50 B Mini humcane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... 86.25 C Scent bottle . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 47.75 D Ring holder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25 [ Rose bowl....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... $107 ' F Lismore footed dessert . . . . . . ............ 34.25 Party bowl (not shown). . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 57.50 Dmmg Accessories 652 ( .4MERIC4 J freelance writer. "Aller I left Princeton, I started the Fund for Secure Energy, nJSE. a non-profit organization promoting mainly energy policies resultln1 from a slx-year study by the Harvard Businesa Scbool. "I've been doing a lot of leauring for FUSE. and we have raised s~.000 ror adverilalng . "l have also started a business with my brother Deao. He's a senior at Massach usetts I nst itut e of Technology. We 're interested Lil such things a.s calculators and. perhaps later on, solar energy systems. Our first product ought lo be ready by Christmas. It ought lo make nothing but money "I ALSO SPENT a lot or time in Hollywood negotiating ror a two-hour TV mo\'ie about the A Bo mb K.td. • ·'I made aure I had veto autborlt1 over the acfipt, and allo demanded tb1t I pl-.y th. lead. I took ICreeo teat.I. the whole tbln1. and tbey a1reed. ''When I flllllly aaw the acrtpt. I said no dice. It wu tenible. It wu run of campus cuUee ~ manqed to avoid the whole nuclur Luue. I to&d tbem I wouldn't act in it. Si.nee I bad the contract Cor the lead role, that was that." PIOLLJ'P8 SAID HE has no ml.a· givlnp about capltal1%lol oo b18 A- bom b celebrity LC it will belp in bit crusade against nuclear energy, or In hJs business, or his congressional campaign. He aaid be draws the line, t.houJh, wbeo it comes to prolilffrin& on what be considers an unworthy mov· ie without motive. .. , designed the bomb to prove a point, not to make a buck." The A Bomb J(jd, It appears, bas a ftne ~e of ~here the buck stops E 8ulock'1 South Coat Plez1, 3333 Brlttol. S.M. (114) 658·De11. Shop Mon.·Frt. 10.Q:30, S.t 10.~. Sun. 12·5. ,.,,w .......... SEEKS CONGRESS John A. PhllUpa .\ j I ,. , I I I . .. ~ l . . • I /j ,. . • • • 'Put 'er Tlte~ Jane Goodall makes fnends with one of baby chimpaniees she has studied in the African wild. Dr. Goodall will talk about her research at UC Irvine's Crawford Hall Sunday at 7 p m Tickets at $10 are A .. 01 llSE N l'OOb•• -On"" lotllWr ,.,,...., I MAllOlO .. ANDY .. ANOEllWH r .. Cown ol A<>aMom, C• • Mot""' . . . . . .. available through sponsoring Natural History 1-'oundation or Orange County. 545-8967. Talk is part of foundation's series in cooperation with UCI and L. S. B Leakey Foundution Don't Skimp • ~nt Of ~ 8P·M " c. .. P4 \\.oed J•M f'\ F (~ Jr Of Ch•<o. \1\f .. t'\ *""•Y on AtJiru X>. 1990 H• wrwtt\ " pro-~ r•n He~ OI ~t• An ... C,. Lou~,~ '"°''ton.,. rhtJ'U<••n •"° oro.tni;.t •no 1n Hf'wltt of (.aiph 1r.nc> ea.th. Ce aftd ()n ¥ e ~1,,. ""....., '°' ,,.,, P•~ ,.. .. "J' 1111ur•o oL ~'~ .,.~. c, . --a:e· Cllle t-..1 CA:in-.11on •!?J;.lloj ~ Olll'IOI~ Ci••~··-~CLJWllLM ,_~ f •I • - SU•91W·1 fovur-,....., at A"<J~'""' ol !>oult1 C..t• Ca \1\1•• An C•lvarv O....rt> 107 '> 8'""'°"' Aw , n• 8 •'4'"'' Of 'lhnor' •nd •l\O 7 PleC..,,tle, vrtlH Ot H)Ot"M.taft'd Attl~ f>• •"Oc hHOrf'n p , ,._.,. •4Hntl'JI W !)"annon Morlu•rY o•r•ctor\ By DR. PETER STEJNCROIIN Dear Dr. Stelncrohn: My wife and I do not belteve In loo many tnJCcltons Our only son paid for it by coming down with a bad case of mumps ~,,._li('"'.,o1t>t>htJOon\vnd•v ¥4• • "' tJJ.4 1..0 a l 1 OOPM itl !~ P"' tfo< U"'w Ctw0t-t w1lf\ A""' ~-~rntn F-r4\#• ot. fte1i1unq f~ t.wn11y 't"O\lf''\f\ In,,." ot fl6w•r' dot"tahot'I' bf'" tn48M-to th• Plymouth (of'\Q•_.Qtttior\41 Chur<h ' 6111 IOlt>Q 'unci N~wpo" fl<oa< n ( • Vt\UAl10t'I: w10 bl>"" S...1utddy M•y l ,.., •rom SAM,,, IPM di ,,,.. !>mlth & TuOHfl \t#\trtlff (htt°'"• ~rv,ltt\ un O<-r '"" dtrKlton IJI '),,.11lh A. Tu1hlll WO\l<h" (hitl>"I MM1•"•'Y o< (~!. -"'--llllUMLEY Ht l ( N IWIVl•t llAUMl fY rMt dint '>L ( O\ltt AN """' (" P4\\.t!od 41WW41Y Glot't llfi• II ).) tQ@IO ~ W d'\ • r•\>•Orfo1'1 Of (o,,6 Mf.,,. C ~ h.>r 10 """'"· "''4 4 n'W'mblror u' ,...,. f tt\I Un11f'(f Mlt11'10dt\f ("ut<t'I Of (O\f4 ""*""" C• ~ '' \IJ'. \<IV•CI b'I • \I , .. , '" '~"' V •Oltrf 0ruMIP~ r1' (O\lt.11 M.•\d. (..d . ,. n1r(t>\. 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Ella M• CllllCI\ wa\" 11.i II< a~nl ol ,,.. Un""' P.cffl< R•llroad ff>' 0 YW•t"\. Funtr•t Wif"tt(K wlll bf> h~lcl on !>aturO•y. /Von J, 1'90 .,1 I OOPM •f !>I J •mt\ £ ph<op•I (t1vr<t1 -&a<.., C.. wllll A•v 9tl•n Co,-off1c httlnQ tnt•rment P41<1ll( VI-Mfomorl•I P.,•, Ne-1 8f"'•Ch. C. P..c: ffi( Vw.w Mortu•ry 0t'Kf0t"\ Olf:IC HE llMAN A OIEK. JR . rHl~I ol t4Unl11>Qlon IW<Wh C.O "•''4'<1 """' on A1><ll n l'lllO ... I\...,,.,...., bV no\ w 1ff' J~Q~t~n O•fll• nt HUf'IUnQtOtt 8"ctCl't, C.•. And a \On L•wr•n<f' Ct 'rPh•O.-YorVt«<'"\ wot b• "•'d on M<lno•v MllY \ t'90 at 1 OOPM •I H4,1rbor l •*n Mirmori•I P•r• w ltrt WlllMm ~ C•iffl!M 9f 1,,. \.utlHrr.,, Cl'urc" ol lhp A•-NKllOt! OI Munl ll>qlOtl 8-ct> oftl<l•l•nq ~·•'<•• ..... cl•• 1M OHnllon o• H••\>Of Lawn.. MO\lfll 0t1.., Ml:wt\l••Y of C0\14 Mew ~u~ ,Deaths 'Elsewhere L F.X J NG TON. K y <AP> Geoe Markey, 84, a n ovelist . screenwriter and pro du ce r w h o married Hollywood s tars and Jc.1tcr moved into the limelight of thoroughbred horse rac· mg, died Thursday in Miami , Fla. H e was married t o Joan Beo- nett, Hedy LamarT and Myrna Loy. LA JOLLA <AP) James Doagla1. 76. former secretary of the Phelps-Dodge Corp. and grandson of the Arizona copper company's fir.it president, died Monday in a local hospital WELLESLEY, Mass <AP) -Author and educator Louis Kronen· berger, who was con· sidered among the na- t Ion's premier drama c rit ics when he re- viewed plays for Time magazine in the 1940s and 19505, died Wt!dnes- day. A.R1SEYED FOR CADETS <on both sides> · We had told our ped1atncwn that he s hould not have mumps vaccine anjecled in addit1on to all lbe ot~er ··shots" he got About two weeks ·after bas atta<'k of mumps I came down with an attack . LOO J also had swelling or the glands under each c•ar But mmt-wasn 't a ~1mple attack I developed a pa1nluJ ~welhns;: of the testic les. And at tht· age r of 32. what es pt•c 1all} worried me wa!> becoming stenlt· M y doctor examined m t DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE weeks after J recovered and has assured me that 1 hav·e escaped that comphcatJon. As you Wlderstaod. my only reason for wntmg is lo warn other parents <for the ch1ld'i, !>ake and their own) not to withhold mumps vaccination 1! suggested by the family doctor or ped1atnc1an. .Mr.G. Dear Mr. G.: You have made your point that it's siUy not to take advantage or protective vaccines because one does "not believe in too many inject.lons. In youngsters the complication in the testicles known as orcrutis ra rely develops But in adults who have mumps the chances of havin~ orch1lLS may be hJgh as one in thret:. Even so, as in your case. Mr. G .• ~tenllt.) infrequently develops Hut more severe complications such as meninf!1lls or encephahtis are possible in a~ew instances. Women who dt:velop mumps aren't entirely free or complicauons followmg this viral inlecllon They may develop soreness in the breasts and paanfuJ ovanes for a whale. • • • M F.DICALE1TF.S For Mr. N.: The <'ho1ce of wpat type of lens to wear after a cataract s urgery is often u d1ff1 cuJt o ne . You and your ophthalmolog1st s hould tho roug hly disc u ss the a dvantages and d1i.advantages of each procedure before operatJon •tN .. EOY A J R F 0 R c E MAllCERY ICENHEOY.,,,,, H . , ... ACADEMY c I <AP For some patients the decision ls easy. They opt for I.he thJck glasses because they are the safest restorative of vision. But their drawback i.s that they may distort vision by interfering with i.1de vision. and seeing a clear 1majte \IO.nr of VIII• P••k, CA f ortnPftv • • 0 o. ) r•"o."'.,. ,.,,.,....,.., ca ,..,,_, .... , -future Air f''orce of· BUT OTHERS WOULDN'T 110NK of wearing °" A.0,-11 JO. ,.., sn. ••~ • ,,...rnc:i.r of f h Id 11 · ,~ ,., • .,y Cllurc.t>. Pt.oc:•11,1• s... 1, 1cers s ou enro in these lenses. Then the choice Iles betweeo having •urn ¥ff.,. ,.., ""'l>Md eo.i. c""""'" more fine arts. social a lens implant and wearing lo ng-wear contact -----------studies and other elec· lenses HiltOI LAWM-MT. OUVf Monvarv • Cemeterv Crematory • 1625 Gisler Ave . Costa Mesa 540-5554 IALTZ-a.GIYON fUtBA&o HOMI 646-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 ,..c1•onms l&L llOAOW AT MC>ln'VMT 110 B<oadway Costa Mesa 6'&2·9150 SMr'IN • TUnaL MOSTUilT WISTQ .. CH.ull Mortuary • Cremettonrt A27 E 17th St. Costa Mesa 6'&6-4838 ,_Cl.,Ttml IMITMS'~T 627MMI St. ~nbna'on Beach ~ ......,...., CGGMA&.NWM .... 7'°' Bol .. A¥9 w.tmensw m4IS25 ,AC911C·'91W ta QRI" 'Ml OIMlitlfY Mot1Ulrf °""' 3llOO Ptoitic "'" Or•vie fl• ma 1 .. eotl .... mio ............ ,.,., ~-=- -... --. t1ve coursei.. says a But the choic~ Is not easy Docton differ in panel studying th~ Aar what they recommend Some say that the Force Academy. long-wear lens 1s safer than lbe implant. It can be The panel. called the removed and refitted. 2 5 l h A n n 1 v e rs a r y There ls no r ecommendation thal fi ts all alike R ev 1 e w Group. wa s Much will depend upon each pat.Jent 's ind1v1dual named by Sen. Gary problem (age, health, etc.). Ir in doubt about the Hart. D-Colo .. head of proper procedure. It's evident that consultation the a cademy 's Board of with a.not.her expert makes good sense. Visitors. * • • The committee recom· AppUcatJons of hot pads may temporanly m e nded reducing the re lieve discomfort or acute attacks of chronJc number of m andatory sinusitis, saya Dr. St.eincrohn ln his booklel, "Your classes and urged using Sinus Problem.·· For a copy write to him at Box a pass-fall system to 1S60, Coeta Mesa 92626, endoslng 50 cents and a grade performance tn· stamped, 1elf·addrased envelope. pt),ysical training pro· gra~. MHD HELP! •AHew IHt·Y__. Stire ... or have ov1 competent plumbers do the WOf't(' BLOCK PLUt.=•• Hl'An.. ,...., ......... ...... -:.: .... aa.u PtrlLIC NOl'ICB 'Dislike' Best Bet For Birth Control · BRASIUA, Braiil <AP> -The best way t.o achietJt birth coot.rol l! "oot t.o like someone," ac- cordinl to President Joao Fipeiredo. "JI you really like aomebody, lD my oplnioo tbere'a no bumu force that can preveol eeoc:ep- tk>a," the Q -year-old former army 1eoer.aJ told bilb adlool ltudeatt dUJ'iq ID lDtormal chat th.la week 01LMLu4 morua. 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" Oeteod Ac>rll U t..0 lrf1 _...,, "°"' II ..o.. .,,.,. le - -RIC A ~Ol;H II>•\ 1.-..-.,_ Mv\I •""'" • O•n J~ ot lht ... , .. , "l» ~ t\ \i91"¥f'G °""' ¥CN ~ ~ 'Ut _...ftfrt f'Pw.;. Ouf't .. I/lit lt-•t'I '~~ COO«\fY.CO\.EMAH&!!OWAaO '" ,,_ r•'""IJI••"' U....., ,_,,., '° 1170 I 1m.". wt.i ...,._ ,,,._., ... ..,,. '""" r.. ,...,...,.., .,.. 419 l'11.U" (A 9'1~ (thl 4lt0ft (11 ""'-P'•tnt+tf ~ tf\1\ t °"'' Artor•rt ._. Pf'tf......,. ""'", ""'" • I~ ~U'\\t l'Olilf for P1.o11>t1\hP(t ()r~ (~\I 0.•I• Pt~ ,,_, ,.,,,... ~ tft ttw <-~,.. Aor 7), M.IT, ' •• ,.., t"QJ., •"'t(" 'ttYtfJ tfll"'WH ,,,, r.;.ttf\,.;i~· ~ ----•...0.-\ ...... ""Q~ ~t"" 0'°"""''""" PUBLIC NOTICE '"H ••"•' ·~•..o "' •ow ,..,.. "' .. '"' ----~ ---l>Afl O Jw1;)t ",.. NOTICE OF DEATH OF RALPH P. MASKEY ANO OF PETITION TO AD· MINISTER ESTATE NO. A-104Z71. T o all h ei rs , bene t1 c1ar1es. credltorc. and continqent creditors of Ralph P Ma s k ey o f NewPort Beach, California J ~~'"'"' ... ') .... ,~ °'"°"'. ""'"vr .. o ~Ycir ,._...,,Miu• uu o.._.. °"" w.10" ,,.,,, ... Ca "170 h i l1U l lU-\ PuOh~ (/tr"'117 f CA\t 0.,.1, Pt ... '""' 11 1~ -·7 • •-101e and pen.ans who may be su,..111c.oo.1tn~T1•1 otherwise lntere<;ted 1n the '~:~~~~·~=~~~· will and/or e'>tate: ~ ... n ,..., A petition has been filed WlllWOeC\ by Irene S Maskey in the ,.~~r..;,v ~~~~"c:~·,c~.;~c, - Superior Court of Orange , o • o o • ... • " p .... , , •, • , County reque<,tlng that co"""'"''"" •H 0 1 •llOP.,.l .. , lren" S . M d~k .. " b e •r,1N1.,c1~ "'' cnv o• five .. • .. > .. ' "'""'• ·-" --OOt'i 1 IO a p p o 1 n t e d n '> p c r · '" ,.,.,..., (Jpf.....,..." sondl re prl'sentativ<' to H0 •11 f .,.. ...... -......, 1o .. administer lhr e'>tate of ·::.,:• ;~ ":~~" :;;::• ,":: ~ Ralph P. Maskey undPr .. ,,..r ~ ll(•' "'uo '"' ~>o<-• f he Independent Ad ""'"'" m1nlstra t1on of E<>ta tes .,,;~;:~:;:::,:~~;.·-;.:~::;:.:0~:; Act) The petftfon is set for ,,.o .. ""' ...,,...., ,...., •• ,,_,.....-.w h<:drlng 1n Dept. No J at •'•"• "'••tt-'•1-0""''""' 700 Civic Center Drive . .,.~;.!'?~"'°C::.,~~=:~ ,~~ West. 1n the City of Santa •""··-, ... .,.,,,,ti·• "" •• .._.. Ana. (allforn1a on May 27, """"~ o-'.,.., l•• •• "'~"'·•- 1980 at 10 00 a.I"(' •u""'"' IF= YOU OBJECT to the ..,,\·~~:,:·:·.:..;,.~"".::_~ gra nting of the pet1 lion, ~•• •rto ,.,,.,, O••'•"'••I• o• "" you Should either appear :;;:;;::·.,.;:;,;~~~1;.:i.;·;: .. ~·· at the nearing and state , rr '"' "' 1 1 "l '""' .. , ... your objection<; or li lt' •o""""""'"'"-'''""r.1.._.,, .... r.·• written objections with the ;::::~: :, ::.;.':" ;,;;,.'':0":::7'.~;; cour before the hearing '"" "'"'""""" .,., ..;jr;n ,.,.. ,,, •• ,,,. Your appearance may be 1n" '°"'1 " ...... _ ··-· 10 -1n person or by yC>Yr at-tomo•••"• u""" ..,~ oo"' •Ou• tornev. :;:~'.;..·~ ~ .V::~~~:,~.~!!,':: ~ I F Y 0 U A R E A 1uaci••,.n• ~'"'1 .o.i '"' ,,.. •••~ CR EDITOR or a cont-.,....,.,_,.,,,..,_.,...,,""''"'°""' lngent creditor of the de· ~~'::::,;;i;"=·~:."' ;-;:,.!, 1:::~ ceased you must file your ,...,u .. .roo.,.,,..,""'"'.,"' clalm with the court or 1 toAuPe:uo•o•wU:ttUTCO t ii t t"'~ I N TMI M.Affllll 0, WAl NU I presen o '"' personal ,..0 ,.,.11e:s, , .. c .... '"' representative apPo1nted •fo1vE\.OPM1wr •oelfcY o' by-the court Wittlin tour '"" ClfYOl'•Vl .. Al'All•.M•I " months from the da te of <•••• ,..,.,.,.,,., "0 -.. , .... ., first Issuance of letters as ::;:!1: .,-:;~,::: :.:":'~~ provided In Section 700 ot ,.....," • ..,...,. _ _.~ .... I he Probate Code of '-.... ~•fl11ec1tyeu Callfornla. The time for ::;:~~,,..:':11~ .. '~ filing claims wlll no1 ex· •-,..,,,, 1cwv.r_, 011111« plre prior to tour months ,,._,,....,._ -iec• 14,.. " ,... from the date of the hear-:;~~~~~.:.;-;e ... ia:.:~~=~ Ing noticed above. ,.,,, ... .._ .. ••..,. c•-11Mt1t YOU MAY EXAMINE U-• -• ... -_, .. ..,.,.. lhe file kept by the court. :-;..=--...... ,....,.. •• - If vou are Interested In the •-1neftr-,......1 .. 1111Ntorm ~tate. you may file a re-~n«l-..,,.,. c..111or .... """' oi quest wit .. the court to re· Court "~.,. 111.., •n ""\(°"r1 ••tll u• 111e~-lll1119• .. -111#fo1 ... ~1<• celve specla4 notice of the oiuoov-.-.11p1 .. nt1ff'tetton•o- lnventory of es1ate assets ~!.'!.:',1111::'::.:'.'~w:',,,:::~ and of the petitions, ac-.,.._-...eon •_ .. ,... ... ,, c ounts and reports ~,,.1111.,.,...tl!OdotM<v•o ,., described In Section 1200 .... ,,,cM•.-GcPm t0•1WOU011.it )0 fll• •O•d .. ,omp1•1n1 " •11t lud•• of the C.llfornla Probate "°''-<.Omlll•"'· ··1>1 .. 111111" 11><1 .... Code. «OU <OMOl••ntnt. O•te110ant · IMlllCM'\ tt'O\---, Ille \1 ...... 1 .. Howard & Adklmon, At· t0tneys at Law, P.O. Box 1907 Ne~port Beach , Calllornla 92663, (114) ·1313. Published Orano-Coast Dally Piiot, May 2, 3, 9, 1980 20 1 1 ·8 PVBUC NOTICE '"'11*111WPlll'al OAfEO Aprll l•.1'90 lif!All \.'EA t1•AH(t4, 0..11 tly Ul<ltyC "911• °"""' ' c .,.,.. MIL.L,l"A••111ae~•11.L. '°""" Mcuua1N WIL.LIAMM.elTIINO •1t•OAU.1l.MOll~ ............. .._. u-......... -.... ue......,c,.....,, TM111UI_.... .........,. .. ....... .,.., ..... Or .. c.-t o.lt" ...... ,,_ .................... ..,.. P\JBUC NOftCS P\JBUC NOTICE NOTICE Olf OEATH o,: MAYME 0 . DONNELLY ANO OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE NO. A·104%71. To all heir s. M"eflclarles. c reditors and contlnoent creditors of Mayme 0 . Oonnellv of Balboa Island. California and perso"s wtlo may be otherwise Interested in the wltl and/Of estate A petition hM ~n filed by James w. Donnelly In the Superior Courl of Orange County reque!.ting that Jame!' w . Donnelly be appointed as personal r e presentat1vP 10 ad· mlnl'>ter the t''>ta le ot Mavmf:> 0 Oonrw>lly 'un· dPr ttw> r~oendent Ad· m1r11 strat1on 'of Esta tP<; Act l. The petition f'> set for h1>ar1nq 1n Dept. No J ill 700 Ci vic Ct>n ter OrlvP, West. 1n the Ci ty of S<1n1a Ana Cdllfornra on May 27. 1980 at 10 00 n m IF YOU OB~ECT to the qt.l~1n,g_of lhf' pe.titlon, you <,hotJld P1ther appear at the hearlnq and stdte Your ob1t>ct1on'> or ttlP wr1tt.Pn ob1ect1on<; with the c ovrt bf'tore t"e hearlnq Your appearance may t>e in pen.on cw by your at· lor~y IF Y OU ARE A CREDITOR o r a cont- 1nqent creditor ot the Ot-<:eesed. vqr.r mu•1t fire your claim 'tf"tth the c0tirt o r presenl ii to the pPrsonal rt>pr('<,entat1ve appointed by the court w1th1n four month<, from the dale ot f1~1 l'>'>UMl a<, prov10f>.d 1n $4-c t 1on 700 ot thP Prob<itP Codt> of Cal1forn1" ThP t1mt-tor f111nq clcl•m'> will not pxp1re prior to four montns f rom the datP of fhP t'learing not,tcf"d abovt> YOU M/J.Y EX/J.MINE th.-. ttlP kept by the court It you dfP lntere<,ted In thf' t>s1att>. you may fil1> a rP · OU*''>I with th.-<O\J rt to rp C~IVI' \D("Cldl not1C P of the 1nve11 torv of est<itE' as~t'> and ot lhe Pt'lrllons, ac .. coun t s ctnd r p port s desc r I bed In Se< If on 1100 of tl'w Calllcwnia Prob.He COde. Gerald JJ. Garrett. cJ L d W Corpo r..it1on 1087 Business (('nter Dr ive, Suite 18 S tr11 1n e, Cctl1fornia 9771 S Publ•~ OrdnQP (Odst Dct•lv P1to1 Mdy 1, 1. 8 I~ 199080 PUBLIC NOTICE .. OT'ln TO~C"fOllS U.l.LIMG !'Ott 91~ \<t\OOI 0"'"" N(WP()l>f M[SA IJN lf l ( 0'\(Ml()()l Ot\fl>l(f 5'(1 0.-.-1 00 O <IOU p"' Of ·~ ,,, .. ,,.,,..,.~. '"° . Pt~'° CM f\.o PM.•'i)l \ ... / PfM:f',.,.,ol \,,.,., {O\l..t ,,,.,.,.... ( tM1f0<nt• .-,,)> Pfoff"(t ~'''""11t"°"" ,...,.....,. f l rr lP•(Al ~l>Vlrl ro 01\!Ao(I OwHE 0 Pf>Of>CI> f I(\ Pt.c• Pl#'\.,-~ ft"' tt'\1 Pt41it#'n ••• \ti "1 (,0\, • ....,."" ( ···~· .,.,, NOT\(( t~ H(llfl'.V (itVlN '""' ,.,_. •-.........., \<l\oOt 0•11,.<J Of ~~"'O't' COUl"'l4• V••'~n·• .c,trno b'I" .,,.d ffillro..,qlt It\ (,OVUIUP'IQ 8o•'d "''"'l\•flf't r •fe t,.•0 '" "' Ot\TA•Cl ••It'"••-'• UC> to b"1 #'04 t•lf't ~ """ .ocN• \Wttf'<I ''""" M•~ blO'\ f'Ot" ,,,. ,....,o ot • <.ontrM t ,.,.,~-"""""' 810• "'-ft Of tfl't(pn,.d ~ t"-(H..,,. 9 111<1...S --....,, bf -- PICTtT\°'" •UM•• ~ ITA'fh!WWT T!le lol.._I,.. ~u .. : HATIOHAL llllAI" OOTTI ......... c. .. ~.c.. Cfwtrle\ IC ~,,_, ts.4 Or .... Aw • eo.w ,.._ c... mn i1 8eOy ~ ~-. 1~ Of- Aw, Cott.a~ (A. mn '"" ''"'"""' .. '°""""·'* "" • (le,..,.1 _1 ... f'\blp '*'' <,cie¥ ...... '"'' ~ .... fifed ...... llw C.O\l,,ly Cle•-Of 0U"9t Go<inly Otl A.Dt ll t ,t• F1-- •utMllMG Orano-~t Oel'J Pl\04 AOrll 11, lt,2).~y?, I.., IU,..., PUBUC NOTICt ... .. I Former Secretary of State Cyrus Vance will deliver the June 5 commencement iddress al Uarvarq Unive-rs ily. Vance safs it will be a major foreign pohcy address.' Viet War Memoriaf Approved WASIDNGTON CAP> -The Senate, voting on ''"' fifth anniversary of the withdrawal of U.S. for ces fro m Vietnam, h a s authorue d a memorial to the war . The memorial ls to be ---boilt-tn-Wa"Sbin gton 's P o tomac Park with private funds raised by the Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Fund Inc. The measure passed b y voice vote and wu sent . to the House after all 100 members of the Senate slgned as sponsors . "lf not unprecedented. tbls is an extremely rare occurence, Wld 1 think it s•ys something to the m e n a nd women who ser ved in Vietnam," said Sen. Charles McC. Mathias Jr., R·Md. Cqast Guard Studies Blimps for Patrols WASHINO'ro.N (AP) The Coaat Guard may deploy a n.. of cnodern bUmpe lf • rweattb prosram proves they can be UHd effectively in C"oaltal plltl'OI oPttaUons. n.e Mnice alp~ aa .,,_meot with tM National Al'rooautlca and Space Adm.ID.Lltratioo for devtlop meot ol t«bno&oD that coWd Jud lo ao :C!"•Uonar ll11hter thMn air mac by late in th.hr dCX'ade or an lht-tarly ltl!Os ' "WS'U lA>OKING •'O& a v8licle tbat can be used 10 aearch and ,..cue, law l"nfort>e ment and other pa trot fun~ttona." explained Lt Cmdr Kenneth Williams , chlt-f ot the Coast Guard's cons~rvatlon and technology braneh "Our goal ls a machme that Is two t o three limes larger than the Goodyear blimp," he l>ald. "It could earry 8 to 11 people, would have a Cf\UIUlg apeed of 50 to 60 knots and mUJmum speed of 100 knot.a, a two- day patrol range or 2,500 miles and an alt.ttude range or between 5,000 and 10,000 feet." Williams said the craft must be able to laJce off and land vertically and be able to hover Ul a small circle for r~ operations. SMOKING DECUNES TOKYO <AP) -The number o f C hinese youths who s m o k e .drQJ>J>ed sicll11kaoUy si n ce th e cou n try l a unche d an anti . s moking campaign last July, the official Chinese news agency Xlnbua re -ports. So rar. Xlnhua said ln i..-,.~ a report monitored here, the drive bas been con· du c ted mainly by publicizing the hazards of s m ok i ng, coupled with meas ures to pro· tect the health Of DOD• s moke rs, particularly childre n. It d id n ot elaborate. · \ HE MID FVEL Hvinc "-. major con1lderaUon, with, µ,e a.lnllp ualn1 about 310 pounds of fuel per bour, compared wttb .1.2'72 J>OWM18 for lhe Co11t Guard '• Slkoraky H H3F hellcopeer and 1.e PQWMta per bour for it.a ~ amall jet. Durinl "noat and drill" observa. tlun miNJooa, the vehicle would uae pruclltu..lly no fuel. he saJd. The Coast Guard. wtlh I.be help or the Navy, plans to build a de. mon alration model within three yura to test techniques developed by NASA und Coast Guard researchers. Wed Posthwno usly NANTES, France CAP) -An UD· idenJLfaed French mother was mar· nednere to a dockworker killed in an accident three years ago. French President .Valerv Glscard d 'Est.aing gave approval to the marriage in to nformance with a 1959 law authorizing posthumous marriages if the dcceused spouse had dearly in· d1tated his or her desire to marry the other ~ v."'f'~t•"I h.wRr "'""'"• ba~n.-.fW\ ,_..."~\.Ao _,. tJtrefw ............. (!( """' ........ ..-.. .. tt.t."'1 11 ru th() !iilrw-.i ~·-' .... _..,, vu r--,~,_.,,., .... .,,,..-im~.tnl .zem n.,,....c. :_~-.. t 1111for' ftw foo'°"' , -..--.......... "I believe in treating myself to special times ... like the Mercedes-Benz Show . ,. .. at Fashion Island!' SATMAY3 We're speciaJ, --· because you're special. -· Ive al~ys loved the classics ... in books, clothing and cars. That's why I can't wait for this weekend's Mercedes-Benz exhibit. I bet I'll pref er the touring cars of the 20's;, Arthur should go for the sports models; and the kids are sure to flip over the fabulous Gullwing racing machir>es. There'll be over 100 sensational Mercedes-Benz clualc motorcars on displaf. Where.else can I ftnd events the whole family will love? Nowhere but Fublon bland. -.. .. . .. .. . ......... -... -------. -·-_. --. -. --------.. .. . ....... ----:-- IUllnlly, llo,,_ ........ ,,,,.,, ,,.,,. Thia 11/HJr> beo has a ahould#lr .irap. It's trimmed with ,., leather. ln~natural with bone or ca(nfll trim. Lots of handy compartments, by Phll/Jppe, $87 Handbags, 17 t Hang a bag on Mother's Moulder. The look and f eel of leather in practical urethane. Ad1ustable strap, lots of compartments . White or eggshell, by Phi/fippe. $55 Handbags, 171 Mother """' ,,. well- . •ulted with our bag.. She'll love Bii the compartments and the luxury of white or tan leather. Adjustable shoulder strap. By Phillippe, $74 Handbags, 171 Ridly, M9y 2. 1980 DAIL y 'PILOT A J. . . . , .. -,' .... -f;; ...... , ... ~"' ,.,,__. v ·- -I _.;... ••!'" .,--....: . ._._ ........ -.. ·1-· ......... ,... ··~ J ."'-; •. .H f t. 1 . · ... ,,, .. . ~ ' -~------. . . --- .. ,,. . . ' r AJ• OM. y ftll.Qf Friday, u_, I. 18IO Steady as She Goes Countg Prograna AsseJl!bly Gets Odd-even Bill SACRAMENTO (AP> -A Brown admi.nhlra· \Ion proposal to r eplace s tatewide odd·even gasoline allocation wllh county conservation meuures bu been aenuo the Aaaembly floor. The vote 'lburaday waa 11-1 ln the A.aaembly Ways and Means Committee. ASSEMBLYMAN LARRY KAPILOFF, D-San Diego, author or AB3157, said the local proposals will work better than a statewide odd-even pro- gram because "even when a gas crunch comes, 1t does not fall evenly lhroughout the state.'' Kaptloff's measure would allow counties to de- vise their own programs t.o keep gasoline use below the average consumption over the past three years H they exceeded that limit for three con- secull\'e months, the governor could impose some conservation method, such as odd~ven GOV. EDKVND BROWN SR. Imposed t.be odd- even plan in 14 counties last May and extended It to the st.ate In November because of t.be Iran crisis. But as gasoline supplies !lave stabilized. the GENERAL NEWS CINCO DE MA YO CELEBRATION SUNDAY,_MAY 4 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT BRUNCH 9:30 AM • 2 PM Sunday Evening 8 PM FOLKLORICO DANCERS Entert•lnlng For Your Dining and D•nclng Pteaaure • NE Comer of Sunflower & S.•r SOUTH COAST VILLAGE 556-7990 plan bas been widely ienored. ;;;::::;::::~==============~ The student ground crew at Ma ude Davis Middle School in Costa Mesa had a few problems keeping the lane striping on the straight and narrow. The crew apparently was getting the fi eld ready for a track meet and had to make a couple of tries at striping the lanes for the sprints. It is hoped the runners weren't as wobblv at the lane Imes • Under odd~ven. motorists can buy gasoline only on days corresponding t.o the last number of their License plates: odd numbers on the 1st, and !.O on. A guide to community churches and their events appear• Saturdays DAILY PILOT --------- lligh Insurance Viewed For 'Sicker' People BOSTON CAP> -A few sick peo- ple, many of them suffering from the effeds of smoking, alroholism or obesity, account for a large share of the nation's medical expenses , a study shoWs. And the researchers suggest that people who have such hazardous health habits should pay higher in- s urance rates or taxes 1f t.be govern- ment s tarts a national ins urance pro· gram . AS FEW AS l 3 percent oi the na. tion al population consumes over half of a ll hospital resources each year, the report coocludes. Repeated bouts with the same illness, DOt a single catastrophe, are usually t.be c~use al these people's btg hospital bills . .:.._..-7 Harvard researchers examined the medical recorda ol 2,231 people ad- mitted to six hospitals dlring 1976. Tbey fOUJMi that 13 pettent of tae pa· tients in u.o&e ~tals raa up SO percent of the bills, as many as all the rest of the petieats combined. ··Potentially harmful personal habits." they found, s uch as drink· wg, obesity and smolong, "were in- Douglas' DC.l Os Still Not Sa/ e, P ilot Charges . WA SHINGTON CAP) --McOon· nell-Douglas DC-·lOs, which were grounded for 37 days after last year's Ctttcago crash that ltilJe<t 213 people!. s till are uns afe, says a relired American Airlines pilot. Fred G. Johnson, who retired four months ago after 35 years as a pilot, s aid that the DC-lOs hydra ulic s ystems are interconnected through pumps so that if one system fails . 1t places a strain on the others. posing· a safety hazard Johnson spoke at a news con· rerence caJJed by Playboy Magazine to publicize its two-part report critical or aviation safety. McDonnell·Douglas spokes man Frank Tomlinson noted the Federal Aviation Administration study of the aircraft. which concluded that t.be 'pylon assembly, which holds an engine and was blamed for the Chicago c r ash , is safe unless damaged in maintenance. , dicated in the records ol high-cost patients substantially more often than in t.bo6e of low-cost patients." THE STUDY. p ubl ished in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine, was conducted by Dr. Francis D Moore o f Harvard Medical School and Chr.istopher J ZOok of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. "Preventive incentives through in- sµrance or health taxes on selected hazardous h a bits (or the com· modities that they consume) may de- serve careful attention In any debate on national health insurance," they wrote. Two-thirds ol the bigb-coet patients s uffered from eithe r alcobolism, cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, kidney failure ·or heart or blood vessel Ciease. TWENTY PERCENT ol the high- cost patients died Ul the bo6pllaJ or were terminally ill, compared with about 3 percent of the other patients. Unexpected complications, such as hemorrhaging, are also an lml>01"tallt cause ol b.igb medical costs. 'l'be re- searchers said me dical officials should tJy to spot patterns of bad re- s u Its at particular hos pitals or war ds. "We believe, on the basis of record review in six hospitals. that con· siderable cost saving and reduction in human suffereing would be poss1· ble 1f the frequency of adverse evenu. could be reduced. even by a s mall per centage," they wrote Navy t o Halt Polaris Subs WASHrNGTON <APl -Anticipat- ing the arrival next year of giant new Tride nt missile s ubmarines, the Navy will start withdrawing the ag- ing Polaris subs from their m1d- Pac1fic base on Guam in July. The last of the eight Polaris subs will be pulled out of Guam by Sept. 30. 1981. the Navy said. Each Polaris submarine carries 16 mjssiles wit.b tri- ple warheads and a maximum range of about2,900mHes. Each Trident sub will be equipped with 24 missiles with a 4,600-mlle range and eight to 10 more powerful .and accurate nuclear warheads. "'Bro'41l has said he will end the odd-l'ven plan '4'hen the Legislature passes lht! Kapiloff bill . - in the A Rare-Year for Wicker (Pier 1 t urns t h is good fortune to your advantage.) Where ve go hunting, a year vithout catastrophes !!_ rare. No earthquakes in Malaysia, no f loods along the Yangtze, no typhoons in Cebu. Not even a partisan revolt to "interrupt the veavers. For the f irst time in Pier l's lS years of importing, we received every piece of vicker ordered. Frankly, ve stand -.zed. And s hips keep ' co.aing in. Our supply is abundant. .. l~'s an unusual array, too, from village c raftsmen and small factories in six far- off countrie•: from Bangkok: f an chairs and papaaans of hand-bent rattan. from Singapore : ruatic c~aira snd tables of Malacca cane. f rOlll Kadr as : priait1ve furniture coaa- bining r aed a6d aia&l . from Sant' Ippolito : high-f aahion, high -gloes Malacca rattan. from Cebu: chat rs, tables , aettees. etagere1, plant stands and bar stools of buri. from Hong long: trunk.a, tables and chairs of peel and core rattan. • TI\e full collection ~oes well beyond the offerings " of common retailers. Fev. i n Americ a offer such a range fr0at 10 many p laces. Deapite this year's good fortune, the natural sourcM of vi ld fiber• aTe slovly dtseppeal"ing. So coa:.e to Pier 1 this \leek. It'• a sr-•t tt..e to buy. Tou' 11 find aub9t attal reductiom on .any it-. ANAHEIM -509 East Katell a Ave nue, 772·2472 COSTA MESA -2110 Harbor Boule\lard, 540.7337 . _._ GARDEN GROV E -1aoe1 Harbor Boulevard. 6a6·241t ~ Ml ION VIEJO ~ Ml11lon Vlelo Mall , 4H-Ull ' I ' ' • •Happenings •Sports •Ann Landers •Business !~uto 0 • ..... _ _._ ·---·--- ,. •• " Bill Converse says he automobile restoration point of obsession. ' a111.1ses himself with hobby 'sometimes to his the By AaTHUa L VINSEL Of ... o.ity P*4 ·-You can't get lo heaven ln a new Cadillac, as the old Stmday School choi-us aoes. but Calvuy <.;tutpel sacrt>d song t•ons ultant Bill Converse c11n s oon t ool a round lo"n tn hts own handcrafted style . He 1s 1n the process of restor· ing 1t rare 1938 Mercedes Bent Cabriolet Salon, m ettculoubly tearing down the little li lllomob1le Jnd rcbulldtnt,! 1t part-by pa rt .. 1 do 1t to a muse myself. ~Omet1mes lO th~ point of Ob· • session." says the softspoken young executive 10 the Rev. Chuck Smith's Santa Ana-based charism atic Christian move · ment. His workshop and garage ts at his rented home at 1218 Pame11 Place, Costa Mesa. which he shares with two other young bachelors. ''l"VE TAKEN everything down but the rear end. J ust a minute and I'll put the other fende r on," says the meticulous craftsman, whose attention to detail is readily apparent. He started at 15, before be was old enough to legally drive,-dis· mantling an old 1949 Mercury V ·8 fl athead ene-ine and rebuild· mg 1l over and over; then at 16 acquired a '41 Ford coupe. . Conve~e has been restoring cars e~·er smce [qr relaxation, Just as oihers tie their own dry flies for fishing or do needlepo10t or macrame. "Everythmg works, cv~n the dock." says Converse. who has taken individual sections out of the auto's 11\et.•I frame If U>ey !\howed rll."lt, cut and fashioned ne" ones IUld welded It aU back Yes, the somewhat quaint. d a inty , vintage Mertedes 1s dnvcab1e "l drove 1l down here from Carmel That "w. qu.ile a trip," says Converse, who paid $3.~ and traded a Jaguar XK -120 to the Ger ma n auto's former owner for IL "THEY'LL RUN on just about anythmg," says the young Chris· llan music s pecialist, wbo gave up the starving artist routine in CarmeJ where he made seri· graphs for 1t living. lie says that was fun. but you can't pay the rent with a stack of unsold serigraph prints. ·'I got 1l in Carmel three years ago,'' says Converse, firing up the unique little car whkh he an- ticipates will be thoroughly re- furbished Ul about six months. ··Bucket a-bucketa-bucketa· cough-couth·bucketa-bucketa." ir say~ phlegmaticalty. blurting out a cloud of black diesel smoke that gradually turns white. "The top speed is 55. I get 60 ·miles to a gallQn and I still have half a tank left," Converse says of his fuel-thrifty lltUe town car. HE LAST FILLED the tank before the trip from Carmel to Costa Mesa where, -after job· hunting and meditation, be found work .with Word for Today. Calvary Chapel's tape, book and music ministry. "Rejoice in the Lord!." a rear bumper stJcker proclaiming h.is philosophy, is the only non-· o.lly,... ....... .., u. ... _ Ben Younglove and Terry Brennan skate to music provided by Bone Fones wrapped around their necks. • . r By JOEL C. DON Of ... o.lly Pllll Suet The c redo for people on •' wheels:. If you can't bring the ' stater to the music, take the ·music to the skater. That's what one llllnola firm baa done, joining a bu.rgeonlnl I electronics 1adgetry market tbat'• brou&ht portable me.todies to aldewalk apeedaten .-nd COO· : crete roller dancen. ~ BONE l'a66, 1 th• tube-Uh ltereo radio device ••• llltroduced Neently bl local I depaft-' ...... It •tr• to the ........ IMtck, hUllal an.d ............ ,...... ........ Aefff'cll•I to Ill •Huf to· t•rer, tM All•nl rMlo, lned· tHt1 Hund Uaroualloul &II• ~" ........ ~-,. ........ iKif.,.--:., .. =~" adapted a number of devices to bring ''tak~" music to out· doors sports. so•E PERSONS RAVE strapped radial to t.beir bodies, wblle others have opted for portable stereo radio bead· phones. Tbe Bone Poae otfen mualc without makln& the user ob· Uvk>ul to aurroundiDI environ· m11&. ICCOfdlpf &o _a jeput. m•t ttore talllpenon. lo you uk, wbat'U t.bty Ut.1nk otnestf TIM muuf 1et•nr plan• to m1rbt ID ..,.did ven&oft ot UM&r po111111l11 rld6o to tnel• ...,..., ...... ,..,.,. T1a1t'U ..... I U&U. ..... al~·,..,.,,~ fK.I• .,r;JIC==:e. · original accel>sory on Converse'::. rolling hobby A use graduate With a degree ID economics, Converse was emplor ed a s a trade and economics aoatyst for the gov ernment ol Portugal unltl a few years ago. He had plenty of options for 1n- ternatiooa1 travel and the good life, but says machinations or tn· ternat1onal politics and powe r moves to which hew as privy were growing ominous Quite frankly . he wt>1ghed lh<· options and dec·1ded to JOm tht- winning side, ({ave up the in ternat1onaJ Jet i.et travel. tradt• :.howb and got into the Lord s work BUT THE SUBJECT was ht'> l938 Mercedes BenL Cabnolu S alon. a mass-produced motor vehicle that be<-amt' rather rnr~ dur4ng World War 11 when most of thO$P, e ve r built Wf'r <• destroyed. The little ~cm that later ft'!J into Converse·s-bandS. on ginally belonged to a little o l d Norwe gian couple who onl) drove it in years when their country wasn't occupied Documents and p a pe rwork , passed along by its previous owner proudly proc laim Con- \."erse's car's membership in th<· Arctic Cncle Auto Club. plu.., other OrJ$aruzat1ons. The 1·ar hatl to be driven throug h all N Uii tries withtn lhl' Arl'llt C1rch· to qualify. 1 "Everything on 1t 1s re;il or has been remanufactured. · s.1 ... -. ConversC', adding that in 1973 tiw man from who m he hou{.!ht 111 .... car had the engme rebuilt 111 Ger many "I'm sewin~ the top myM>lf · says the handy craft~m an ... A., i;oon as I get the top done. I'm painting it." o .. ,....,.~..._.. HE FIGURES A deep. deep gr eenish-black paint job about the color of a lu s trous ripe egePtant will set off the VI.hen he's not resJQrmg his 1938 Mercedes. 8 111 Converse markets sacred music. <See OBS~ION, Page 82) Those Ma'gnifieent Women And Their Flying Machines By RrrA c. BOBOWSKr Swni• rrlr News, ~ec• Think about pioneers of fli ght and certain names immcd1al<•I) leap t o mind . the Wri g ht brothe rs. J immy Dool1llll-. Charlc.'S Lindbe r gh, ll a r riM Quimby Harriet who., Harriet Qwmby Lhe f1r.t woman in the United Stales tn hold a pilol 's license and the first woman to pilot her o wn ai r c r aft across the Eng lti.h Channel. A spunky, determined, dark eyed beauty. Harriet Qwmby captured the admfrat1on of men and women alike in the ea rly 1900s. SHE WAS AMERICA-S darl ing as she looped and whirled lbrough the air wearing a plum colored satin flying swt Yet, the daring exploit-s or Harriet Quimby and other early female aviators have been ,. lit- tie known c hapter 1n the aJUUllb of fli ght Thi" 1o.; on1• ov<>rs1ght that Cl .iucha 0 Hkl"•· assistant curator of at·ronaut 1co.; at thf' Sm tt.bao· nwn .., !'.al 1onal Air <ind Space ~I tl Sl'Um, hupcs to rectify. Whtlt• doing th1· r1" ... 1•arch for a book . l ' S W11m 1·n 1n ,\,1at1on through \\or ld Wa r I." Mo;. 0 .1kcs ~r<'nl 1•1ghr month.., track· 1n g d o>A n wo m f'n av1at1on p10neer-. who made headhn~ a nd hl'.ids turn during .Lhc earl~ dU)'o of 01J:ht MS. Ot\RES" INTEREST m f'<l rly av1.Jt1on goes back a long way. evt'f'I before her e mploy m<'nl at thf' Sm1thso01an m l969 .. My fath(•r. who wa.'> born in 1905. told me of seeing 11 de· monst rat1on m rura l Tennessee or what wa~ probably a Curt.tss Pusher when he was 6 or 7 yea~ o ld," :;he !'>uys. That image. coupled with her rasc1nat1on 541 ""'' f ltt ~~· ........ HD. n.18. 22. 23. 24. 25 A THRILL EVERY SECOND RAIN SHIN~ CYCLONE ........ ----..... ... ....... ~ -.lllalL A Monster Flock of World 's Greatest Birdmea Z~!~SCOTT •Tli -- ~-All YOUR AlllT Watch thia a'arinl woman ~-~the of PaulMn Mfleton pionftr lflttnohtJ', con thnllod 1pcct1tora dur· Inf N Hrly 1800. wll/1 llttr aottnl m•n uv '' H1ndblll with things EdwardJan, even· tuall y led ber to researob and re· <'ord the role of early women :iv1ators .. When a \UllJO• ... l> lD lt.s .. fa nC\.' J.1s Ouj(e.., "·"'"· .. 1t wa.., (·oni.1dE'red ra<hcal for ;i woman lo tn\.Ol\e bt•r..c•lf an ""Y as~t. bl.' 1L pilot. p.l''-el'l~Pr or e\.en µromott•r " Rut 1n ~pale of llll lht< ob~tades. · fa m il). fri ends, trainani:. funds. equipment wome n want-lo fl y, and ny the) dad The fir.a Amt-n can womu le ptlot her ow• a ircraft -a balloon "'a" Ma ry H Myers at Little Falls, N.Y , ln 1880. Mrs Myers, later bille4i pro· fess 1onally a-. .. Culotta. tile La dy Ae ronaut." becarae knOWll lhrouehout the Northeast for her ballooning skill!. a nd was often hired to perform Jt festJvals ln 1886. '>he esta blished a new world altitude record of four auJ~ in a ballooa filled w1tb a atural gas inste•d of hydrogen a record even morP .utoaisJunc beuuse sbe cl.Id it v.1tlaout USIDJ: OX ~ l:eD equip ment. IN 'l'llE EAKLY 1900s. women g r adu;ited fro m balloons to Jtrplanet. Thl') .. ere w111iog µa ssell&er.; in the new-fa,neled fly1ne macb1neb, t bouelil the fh cllts v.ere s ucll rarities that thev were treated as b-ard aews. The June 20, 1911. edition of the Detrott Free Pr•s carried a fro•t·page account •f women wll•, Without a trace .of rear in tlleir walk, ciJmbed iato pines and flew as pass engers at the 1911 Detroit Air M e~. Tile headline proclaimed "Th ree De l roil Wo men Venture in Biplane " As a1;1ation erew. so too djd womu·s Involvement. and re· <See MAGNIFJCE~ I a1e BZ> I • flZ OAll 'f PllOT . • • Obse~ion Ct'rMI Pa1e BU crefm~ Cabriolet lop btt '-f~ with a reotecl tn· 4Ullrial MWU\a macbln No ODI caa accute C.\lftW ot eat belDI a perf ecUonl.ll. · tl1I a.a.e.t lt.ep lo restOC"8Uon ol I.be .. ~ Beau thl.a week I~ laavln• It• ortalnal owoer'<o manual prol\' tonally r"e-"t~ and "'Printt'd to 10 a.lon1 wllh lhe rebutlt car Even tbou&h ha& t!lcgant htllt• •dull toy ls C'OO!ld rt'd one-of · k'nd •monf. automoUY~ hl1 torhuw. be bavtni 50 ol th owner'• manuals printed up "ll ~'-t.hCI aame ror one or 50, 10 l &old the printer to 10 a head and print up 50." aayi. ·onv«>rse. who r11ure1 they'll m •ll IUce aouvenln for lriotldl VO MJOHT tmaalN after y .. ara of paln.stakln~ work. Cot1 --vr rt1<' k>ok.11 forward to havtna ~ !\J)ectaJty rar to la1't n Hfc!t.lrru- "hen the Mt.-rl'••ch• Ii. r11u ~J luttr thls y.-.. r Out you mu.st under1t1And that to a ~ar restoration buff. the work la lbo plea1urc:s and lt will be Ume to Mill the Uttle beaut.1 and llnd another pt'Oject. Howev.,r, Coovt1ne wtu bavt omethln1 to remember hl1 late t project by ln addlUon to photographs of the job ln pro- )IN'3S Th~ urtlatk. quiet-mannered ( 'ulvary l'hapel l'&t'red music markt"tlng sJ>(X'ialist ls making u .. ha&ned glu~ Window portrajt Of h1i. rur ••• JtfagniReent Women (From Pa1e B U eords were set each i.te p of Uw way • Georgia "Tiny" Hroadw1t·k becam e the hrs t ~o man to parachute from an airplane over Griffith Park in Los Angeles Lillian Todd of New York Ctty was the first woman to design her own aircraft and Julia Clark was the first AmenC'an woman killed it? an airplane rrush in 1912 at the llhnms State Fa ir in Springfield. ''IF ANY ONE TJUNG can set these women apart. it would b<> their independence." Ms. OakP'> says. "Thet'!e women we re lead mg unusual lives eve n bcfon· getting into aviation." !'<·ott us \ht' first womun tu aJOlo With hl'r hu:.b1rnd f.ht• late r form ed thf' l'"'r<'n<'h Ame rican Ai>roplant! Co . dt.>1.1gning und bu1ldln.: h,•r own a irplanes. Nt-ver one to be <'ontf'n\ with traditiona l "womun'li work," she returm>d to r.rhool to study medicane aner her retirt1mcnt fro m avta t1on and became a practicing physician Ha rril't Quimby was a well· known Journall l o( the day and a drama cr1t1~ for U.-she's Weekly, u popula r m a1taz1ne Th~ un<'ertuinty surrounding hf'r past (Ms. (Juamby let on that sht· was bo rn into a w e althy Cali(orrua family while ev1den('i• 1nd1 c at <' s l ha t · s h t• " us th t· daughter of a Ma<'hlgan farmer J added to thc4Tlyst1que . '"Harriet was very ambitious 'and ve ry de termine d ," Ms . Oakes s ;ays. "She ust'd her Im aJ:ination to help her get ahead. invenllng, for example, a more prom inent background to pro- mote he~U. • Even tbt! St!r&ous aviation JouroAls of the day blamed the ttircrall and its structure as the c·ause ol the tragedy. It looked as though women us aviators had arrived." BV WORLD WAil I. women had proven they were capable. dedicated. qualified flyers . Though they may have been od· dities. their s kills were re · C'Ogmzed and admued. Yet the U S. government stcadfosUy re fused to allow the m to JOin the Air Service and fly 10 comlJat, an bsue still m dispute today. more t han1lalr u C{•ntury later. Some womc·n . though, did find ":lys to put their spc.·caal i,ki\b tu u:-.c an fLU1d nu smg fl11i:hts for t ht.• Re d Cr oss and Ltllcrty Loans, by lending their fa mous names to the recruiting effort a nd by t raarung future m1lllary pilots at private airfields. . . . FEATURING ., Flowers Everywhere There were flowers everywhere ln t he Grand Ballroom or the Beverly HJlton Hotel last week as Las 1''lor11>t1ts unveiled jts 42nd head- dress baJl, but. none wa.s m richer bloom than the star of the show. Bob Hope. The e venina='s theme, "Thanks for the Memories. Mr. Hope." set the pace for the night. All or the extravaeant floral beaddresses focused on one h1ghtligbt of the actor's career. And he kept tbmi:s lively himself with his nb-Uckllng monoloeue with such lines as this "I knew Gerald Ford waat.ed to eo back to the II appening" By J u-01th Olson White House when I sa w his n ew home Ill PaJm Springs. It bad all ov"l roorru.." Two Orange Coast women, S.U Zaepfel and K n. Martha "9rdJek., both of CoronA del Mar, were in the 1'eaddres.s parade. Ms. Zaeplel's headpiece, themed "Road to Zanztbar," was designed by Rossmoor Center Flower Shop in Se;.I 0 f'ac·h and featured orchids and other Oow<.·rs in .:t tropical turquoise and orange color sdwmc . Ms ZaepfC'I who 1s ant1C'1patmg her upcom ing wedding to Marshall J arvi.-, was third run 11er ·up and rec11m·nt of th,. Ju1l~es Trophy. ~rs Kordwk " h<!iJddrt">:> "a" the only non c·ompetlUv<· orn· It wa~ desa~ned by the Toi.yo Flowe r Oesii?n <'cntf•r a nd J a pan Flor al Ac ademy in TcJl..yr, with th1• t h•·mc Geis ha Party Re membf>nog Mr !lope_ All funds rJ1sed from thc ball wall go toward r Unics for hand1c·a11JJclJ children a t Los Angeles County-lJSC ~h-dlcal Center 1md Ranchos Los Amigos llospit&il m L>owney Take Blanche Scott. hired by the Willys Overla.nC:l Co. to drive a n Overland car fro m New York to San Francisco as a publicity stunt , thus becoming the fi rst woman to drive coast- to-coa.st -by automobile. While passing through Dayton, .Ohio. she learned or the existence 01 the Wright School and became interested in flying. Later that same year. 1910,.she became the fi rst American woman to solo. ··But one thang Ha rriet had was gumption. Jn 1910 s he de cided sbe would learn to Cly. and ~he did. She wanted to be the first woman to fly acro<,s thf' English Cha nm .. I, and in 19 12 she did that, too " "After the war," Ms Oakes s ays, "Flyln~ took on a different aspecL ·There were more people ll.,;ing 10 ge ne ral . there we re mon · airplanes m cxist~nce. The novelty had worn off~ Women a viators in the 19205 ubo hud onl' other big advant<Jge over their p red ecesso r s rnlc m odels" SUSAN ZAEPFEl. MODELS 0ROAD TO ZANZIBAR' A moo~ &.rcu n.-:.1deob attendtnR were Glnn7 ' and Kay !;mall•~. Jobn W. Parker IJ • Jarvie, 8'rbara and C..rad TPnftf"y, Dina von Bargeran(Hllk llttl M~~-· - Or cons fder Bessica Raiche or Beloit. Wisc. Ms. Raiche was m deed a modern woman: for one thin~. she wore bloome rs Shi· a lso drove a car and liked to '-hoot and s wim. a ll or which were considered m asculine en deavors But what really set her home town buzzing was thf' f r e nch hus ba nd she brought back from an ov<'rscas trip. UnfortWlall'ly, Mi, Quimby'' fJLJ mboyant flying C'arecr wa' sh o rtlived She a nd a m alt• µassenger (:ras hed during a ro1-1tin<.· flying e xhib1t1on al th<.• 1912 Ha r vard-Boston Av1at1on J\1 ('Cl. Both were k 1 lled "l ttunk that 1s the· mo..,l 1m µo rtant contrilJUt1on of thl• e<Jrl~ wom en &1v1a tors." 5h<' contanuc·!'. "They proved that "'o men wt·n· not too stupid or too fragile t11 lea rn t o fl) They s ho-wt•cl "omen cvcr vwhe n• tha t the' too. could break w ith trad1tm~1 · They were s ucc·pssful , thl'y wt:n · proft·!'.SK>n:ils Thf·y \\ ••11· trul~ µ1o ncers or fl 11!hl.. Ms. Raiche &11!>1, began flym~ 1n 1910. but lost out to Blanche "I ntcrestangly ," Ms Oak<':-. points out. "no accounts cir tht• :1tc1dt•nt laid ·l1~ bl&imc rm Uw fact th&.il Ute pilot was a woman. Fund-raiser Loses Money By MICHA EL PASKE VICH Ot Ille D.ily ,..... -A celebrity tennis tournament to r aise funds for Special Olympics turned out to be a financial loser. a s pokesman fo r l"ountain Valley Jaycc·c~ said 'i'hursday t' red Williamson and actresses Donna Mills and Ann J effnes. A lineup of Los Angeles Rams in cluded Pre!:>ton Dennard. Phil Olson and Ron Smith Dou):! F ret nee provided the· hccklmg from courts1de Poor promotion. llm1ng and ~eather we rt> VARIOUS TV AND radio pcrsonalitaci. also blamed for the meager turnout at Los Caballeros look part Tenn1!> Club on Sat unlay. . "It wa~ <1 d1ffl cult weekend.'' ~aid Klint·. . "We lost our 1>h1rt, S<J1d llowa rd Kiani·. theorizing that a lot of tcnrus fans failed to s how eslamatmg the loss to the Jayceei, al Sl.300 to because they attended the Jack Kramer Tennis $1.400 Open the weekend before at Lo6 Caballeros . HOWEVER. DONATIONS by part1c1pants in In addi!-;ton, t~e tournament drew competition the tourney accounted for $800 that will go to the from the Saturday start ~f the Gordon Bennett Special Olympics fWld. Halloon Race at nearby Mile Squar!! Park and the Although there were few people on hand to st<irt of the New~rt to Ensenada .swlboat race. watch them. the celebrities who took part Se<!med "I'd like to think we can take our mis takes aod to enjoy the day-long elimination tournament. lea rn from the m.·· s aid Kline. who remained op. Among them were Marion Ross or TV's "Hap· timisllc that the cele brity tournament will make a py Days," actors Jim Kelley, Andre-w Pnne a nd romcback nel.t year. Food Stamps For '-Other P~ople' D E /\ R t\ N N LANDERS : I likC' both you and Sylvia Portc•r . b ut that answe r ynu J?a ve to the woman who wanted to know how to sa v e m o n ey wa s ridi c ulous . You s u1 d Sylvia was one of the smartes t people you knew and then went on to list som e or b e r homey hints on how to SPEND money, not aave ... ~,. I~~~ .4 .... l...a11den it. "Buy furs in August .. Yesterday I bad a -a ir -conditioners in g reat da~" My boss gafe February _.:. TV sets In me a nme, I enjoyed a May -water heaters in gourmet dinner a nd November." You gotta slept with a wonderful be klddin•-Suggesting woman ... that people buy "out. or . I JUSl lJrOkl· up with l:l rl'ally ''nice" man. lie: never c ussed, s moked, drank or chased wome n I never heard him ra ise his voice. His hobb> was helping others-by Pointing out their flaws so they <'Ould improve lbemaelves. Wben he started to "improve" me, I t old him I tboulht I was a pretty neat lad.Y already and didn't need a steady stream ol criticism . He said be thought I was tine, but be wanted me to be "even better." ,o ur rri ~od '1> Pygmalion. I can s ee why a woman would be turned ofr by a fellow who ap- p roa c bed her wUb a s hopping lilt or cbaages be would llke her to make. Have Y.OU ooticed that tbe mea wbo want to ••re·do.. women to me e t their ow n apectncatlon1 seldom see a llaCle UtJac •boat tbemtelvee tllat aee41 alterla1T Tbey are alwan. ~rfed. I hooe - yoa Wld Ille mope to tab a l•I walk on a short dock. ~ \Tl' RI>\\'. ~I A \' l Cl) ~YO~t:Y O~ARR ARIES I !\1..ir 21 Apr 1111 It I'-1101 nror1·,..,an 111 iH'l'C!Jl 'far'\l olftor ; Bt• a" a re uf potenual. \1;.inu..,cnpt or for mat. recently '-t1brn1ttcd, 1" due to bri n~ des ired rt'~pon.C..l'. Another /\n l''i Jnd a Libra f1~un· pro m me ntly TAUJ{US IAp r 20· May 20J : Apparent d l'- fcal 1s transformed into rn;qnr <•'-5l'l. L<.·gul rl•· 1·1~1on favor'> your l f fo r b E m ph a s is o n munt•) and h1J W 1t re l.JH'' tu µartrll'r 1>r m.1t1 • GEMI NI <MJ y 2 1 .I unt• 20) · A void dire rt ronfrontalions Do mor<• hstemng than assert IOI.! pl•rmil other.., lo s hov. tht'1r hand. Play }our nwn ('ardi, close to r hr ... 1 (...__B_o_r_o_s_c_o_p_e ___ ) fin d n .. 1-.011-.. for rct•i·nt l1apµM1an.::. G&iin in- d 1 <'a h.'<l through written "ord Gtmin1, anothe r \'1rgo J nd a Sagattanan play s1i.:nificaot roles Empha..,1s on completion of m a1vr trans<tctlon LIBIL\ lSept. 23-0 ct 22) · Family member as resth.•s:-., ru,lls q uesllons and talks about short 1ou rney. Be a good lt!)tcnt>r. but hold fast to priodples. Ga.in indicat l'd 1 r 'nu a re flex able Vf'r"atalc and d1"plit) 'cn:.c of humor SCORPIO W et 23· No' :!11 Prote ct a'>- '>f'I !>. Jura o( deccptJon I'-prt''-1.'nt. Koo w 1t, t·ounl your tha111-tl· ,,,,.s don l cxµcll SQ rm.:111111._ for noUuog SpotJt~ht •m special collecuons. d1· adhne for paym(.>f)h :H111 de-flnitJon of terms SAGITfARIUS 1'.'tm 22-Dt.>c . 211 . Accent poOA·er. respoos 1 btl1t~. in1tiatJve and cont1tH'h '4 Ith lho6e who can aid fulfilhne as pJrat1ons. C ap ri <'orn . C anrer p e r sons fi gu re pr11 - mmenUy C APRICOR N I l>H 22-J an 19> · Ttl' loos•• e ndi,, d on ·l perm11 fe ars. doubts to blork progress. Visit one ron flJled to home. hospital lndiYidual who a 1 d~d ''"' 111 '"'"' 1'-d u•· to 111.1\..1· n • •. IJ.i~·Jrant·l· AQ U ARI US CJ a n :_)() f''eb. HO : Emotional re ~p on sc:. d o m1nat<' 'our 1Wn.ona l scenario. c;el to heart or matters . Learn where yoo stand "'1th member or oppQS1t.- 'cx F rank exchange or ,·1e v.-i. as on aeenda. Pl~ <Feb. 19-Mar. :?U1 Teach. learn, d<'- lancate sync hronist1 r h a p penings Cancer . Leo. Aqu..ir1u:-. ~rsons f i g ure 1n u n u ~ua l '{t•narao You g-a 1n I.. n o w I e d g 1· w h 1 r h t>nables you to move at more s t eady pa ce tow .. rds ~oal ('i\~t'ER I.lune 21 -..... .1u1v ·:n> cam ovt>rall Panasonic Genius II microwave oven \'1£>W . IC'ave fine f'OLnts, deta lls for anotherllmc•. F:A1CJORYDEMONSTRATION Chet·k t rcndc;, n C'les. H become kno" led~eu bl<' "onl·t·rmng bus1c pro-SAT. 1 MA, y 3rd 1·edur<.-s. Gemma . Sag1t l<JflUS J>t'r<IOO'i play key roks LEO 1,Juh :!J ·\u~ 22 > You JI c J :-.ke:d to re v 1ew &i nd r evis e for purpose of rebuildanJ! on more• S<>hd base Loves, p a~t a nd pre s e nt , dominate scena r io . lleart tends to rul<' head. Know 1t and smve to pro- vide "equal Ume" for logic. VIRGO (Aur. 23-Sept. 2l): Be anab tlcal - call U2-5171. Put a few word• 10 work for ou. NE· 7920 Genius II Simulated woodgrain cabinet 1.32 cu. ft. easy-to-clean intenor 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. aeuon•• la no solution _I guess ooe of the pnn- ror people who can't pay c 1 P a I d i fference s their bills. Sign me _ betwe!n me_n and tJNFURRED I N PIT-women as the list they I am looking for a con- genial cat who knows he isn't perfect and doesn't expect everybody else to be, either. -NORMAL ENOUGH ALREADY. T HANK Y.OU PUBLIC SALE The NE·7920 Genlus II microwave oven 'from Panasonic programs time and power level settings attramatically at the tap o f a single control. TSBURGH put love-making on . • THE OLDEST STORY ·DEAR PITTS : I EVERTOLD tlaee&lll& daai cola.ma was very pod. bat li certala- ty lrrtt.a&ed • lot of re· adera. I DEAR ANN LANDERS: "Sinking '••t \n Georgia" was certainly -loyal to her tender when abe in- chided aex lo the lilt of D .. atiN tb1qs IM dld fol' tbl man •he iov•. To quote: ••t coot h1a meal1, •lean bb bou.te ••d sleep with blm ~.......,. he wanu me to.·· lb• could have acldild. "I a1lo Lake out o. ............ A man would 111. DEAR ENOUGH DEAR OLD STORY: ALREADY: Obvloualy, Plea1e doa•t a11ame you weren't latereated tlaat all wometi are Wle la playl•J Galatea to "8takla& Fut" .. all -----------. mn are Ike,_. n•a a mbe4 baf la bot• ca•pe._. lileu'frem au et ..... ftub for u.e...-. .... . DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently you publiaMd a letter from a p11cblatrllt who tried to explain whv women avoid "nlce'• men. Way I ti')' to ex· plain It from th e woman•• ofvt.w• House Plants· 2 for 1 Sale Huntington Conter•1 annu1r dlntc:Mrom· Orowitr m.tll Wit tor =Mf'I 0.~. " " '" Of Pf Ulh fotleel ,._,., °"'" ''°' •• " '" •'' J>Oh Diiiy ::th " ••• , AM J ... ._ I~ I , .. .,. 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WTiters, TV comics have this compulsion to kick othe r places, somet imes e ven the o ld hom etown, lo show ho w urb a ne they are or how far they've come JACKIE GLEA SON wa s for e v e r d eriding the u r ban charms of Bayonne .N J Bu rles q ue rom ics co.,ld alwa ys rouse the bakonies from their between·stnps slumbers with a behtthng refere nre to B rooklyn, N.Y . Lynn. M ass or Keokuk. Iowa. And the famous W.C. Fields to mbs tone · "All T hings Considered, It's Better than Ptuladelph1a " John McNulty onrc began a New Yorker short i.tory with the totally no n·interesu ng que!>llon. "Say, P;:il. was )Ou <-Hr 111 New a rk"" P la y wri ~hh wo r ry .1hou1 bom bing rn Nc>v. lluven . wh1h· adva nce• men for pn•s 1dcnt1ol C'a nd1d att•s and producer., of nc>w T\' s1trom1' wondN 1f their :.lt't will play in l'c•oria, v.hl<'h t'> p urporkd to be tht• quintt'!>M•n t1 a l muniC'l p•il mo ra:-..., l>l'hind tht' famo u-. 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Mey 7, 9, lo, l~ lli6HK1 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS8USl"EU NAME STATEME NT T~· tot1ow1no JWt\On\ ~Hf' oo.no OU\tM-\\d\ -----------H I 0 .. PCOM PANV' OIM HAl?80A \HOPPIN(; CENTER 1100 Ha.Dor lllYO , (O\WMl>••. ullll>fn•a'n•l• r.,,,,.,.,, v~ •• lllO't Tw1l1Qht "CTITIOUS I USINEU HAME ST•TEMENf tl"I.-'ollowt~ Pt!".On\ •rf' ooinio L .. t'\t", Enc:ino.C..•Hforn••'1J1& "-Du'•"~'"' J •"""'O•f" BM'outr.ft. AIS6 S S-PrtulQ1no N 0 I? T 0 N ., ' .. N I. E y O•I ·~ B•W•ly H/11\ C•lllo•n• .. '01•7 ENTE APRISES 1100 r CM•v Th·~ l>v1•""'' "ConduCl .. d nv A Avt"nu{ G~rfy Plt.tld ~•ft 111 \.dnt• '>-f'W>r•ICMl'l,,..,9'•t') AnJ Ct1htorn•• 4n70S ,-1 t10lt..., v~, C:,tnnlflly All•n Bu~'•• 17"4 O.a" '"'' '\tttt,..,,,,.,,, .,., 111,..., ••'"' o .... \1, .... , F"ourita1n V•H~-C411to,.n1• Cnuntt(htr• oit0r~nQll"'CourttyonAPf•I 91108 • I 1'90 NOf"fOf"I Mof'tfl>y l( ... 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Tiii• bu.illft\ I\ •onouctl'tl l>y An 1n dl•IOU•I Wllll..,, H J0"'1\0n Tiii\ , .. ,.,,....,, .... 1111'(1 .. ,,,. '"" CouMy Cl"•• ol O•MQ<r County Ort Merell 7'. '"'° f'IJ.M12 Pul>ll'I....., Or-CCM\I 0111ly Pllol. Apr ff, ti, 15, ,.,..y 7, 1'90 I.,~ Thi\ \l.tt-..1 Wil\ lolfOG wllll Ille'---------..,,"'.'=:--:--- Co11nlr Clen. olOrano-Coonly °" AP•ll f'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS PUBLIC NOTICE 9 19'0 NAME STATEll4EHT f'JU T" TM IOllOWlllQ PHM>n I\ dcH"Q Du\t• Publ•"""' °'""Of: (Oji\I 0..lly Piiot, !\fl\ •• Apr111e.H.M.ay1.•.l"t0 111 .. IO AECltE&TION INVE STMENT -----111 w 11111 Slrut Co\ll Mtu, P UBLIC NOTICE C•lll0<nla m11 Ri<llarO M O•mr•m '°'"' E Ballloe Bl"'°, a.1 ...... c:.1110,-,"• _,..I Tiii\ b\l\IMU " CDftd 1><l.O l>y II II mlltd -""'<"'4P " Oetlwllffl fflto •141'"'-wA\ lllecl wtlll IN (OIH'lfy Cl••-of Or•-C-IY Oii AP<ll 74, ,_, 'l"74S P'*lltNd Or ..... c:.o.tt Oellt Pllol, APautiful in all of Europe F1lOM TIIE TUR N of thu, een· t u r y Wate r b ury · s ex qui s 1 t'<: towt:!r graced the old Union Sta lio n. But after Wo rld War II. w h e n t h e ra 1lro <.1d w e n t bankrupt. the buildjng was in da nger of being Lorn down until publis he r Wilham Pape, out <>f love for the old pile, bought 1t for a quarter of a million dolla r~ He s pent a nothe r couple of m11l1on fixing 1t up a s the nt"w hom e o f th e Wat t:r bury Republican a nd American TOe ticket w indows have been faithfully preserved, the lower clock rt'slored and in wo rlong ord<'r again in the lobby. and the o ld \I, a 1 ting room has been 1 ra nsformed into the newi. room probably the mo~t elegant in the l:Ountry \I.Ith It.'> VilUlted 1111· c l'ilings, a lthough the <JC'CiuMu ' l1·a H' '>Omethmg lo bt· dc•s1rt-d W a t e rbu r\ v. a s m !I dt• frir d r(·amtnJ;: It \\:J'{ appr<>ac·h1ng Watnbun ,Jh:Jl W:ilt..r Mitty Jn nounce<l. · · He' hn 11r to H.~1' \\ l' Fl' going through· ,amHo<>k h1 l'1)4 ht-t>O#?lnl'1'.1 :\<JV\ h \llrrtpf<iOt• r hruu~h lht· hurr 11· .. n1· ""1th th• cylin ders pounding "ta.pocketa· poeketa-poclceta. . . " IT WAS OUTSIDE a sboest.ore on Main Street that a woman heard WaJter Mitty s ay "puppy biscu it " to himself seconds after c almly telling a s hocked courtroom a t the Wate rbury murde r trial, "Yes, this is my We bbley-Vicke rs 50.80." Ac tress Roz Russell cam e fro m Wa t e rbury . And Dan Pa rker , the sports write r . Frank Hogan, the fam ous Ne w York D.A., and George Metesky, the Mad Bomber , and Joa n Joyce. the g reatest softball pitcher tn the world who onoe struck out Ted Willia ms . Wate rbury ste m- w10d ers once bulged the nation's watchpockets. But even b e fore Walker Pcuy~s ..put-down . Wa te rbury had somet hing of a n im age prob- lem . On the b urlesque and \'audev1lle circ uits, Wate rbury was considered a tough town to play They sa y rf you could makt: at at J aqu1s Burlesque , at the cor. ner of Phoenix Avenue a nd Sav. tnJ.!'> Street. you rould m ake It JO) \I. ht•re AND, 0 11 Yt:s. Fred Allen ""' 1d v. ht·n he ::rnd Portland got rnn1·ymoon Th<'> dec ide d to go lo W a lt•rhur) bclf1:tuM: It would wt• m longt.•r lhnro l~ut nundt•'>lTtpl 1t ·:-.not Penalties· 1\sked K-Mart Accused In County SUit ·r h1• < 1ran~' I 111nt ' lJ1,1 r11·1 \l111rnr•1.> • Off1< 1· h.i..,•1 harj!t-<J i.. \1.irl 'lflf<"-V. Ith f<l 1..,,. Jd \'f•rt I~ t n ~ .Jrl<! unf al r ""''"+'"' µr<i1 ttCl·i. 1n :-it•lltn~ • .ut(Jm11t1\I· p.1rt ::ind "E'r\'ICt" W'ill 8600 Spell R elief? OAll l.O '-:EG .\ <.i J -.,\P l Jot'! H1nRhu m m.J\ 11r or lh1 ,., ltiu!J ... l tuv. n o f 3.ooo. thinh 1t ') t1m t- 1 h e c 1 t > h a d p u b I 1 t· r<'~t rooms for th<· 1-..um.11 1"<1 100,0CXJ \J!>llOr' v.ho .11 rl\ <' C'::tch H'ar ~<> hp c; k1rke<t tn ht' "" Itri• c11\ ..,:.rlar~ :di "M111 1.f 11 ln '""''""' d1111 11 11111 lo .1 nu,h fund ·r h1· m.1' o r """ "' •rl-- '' .111 1n"t11 .1111 ,. II'• nt ,,11d 1h1· fund 1h1\1 h11p1 1 11 r .11 • l 1 • .1 r1 1 ti 1 Ii • ,.,11rnJt1·rl S1i11 0011 '" ~";II 11110 II \411llld 1'11'1 111 hulld put>ll r rt''' ro .. m, ''" I h I' t t 1\1 rJ \.\ h 11 h cl I ,I\\ t1111ri ... 1, \I ho \l 1111 111 po111 tor 1.:11ld l h• l.1v...,u1t lllt•tl 1n Or:mge ('11urll~ ...,UJ"-'rlflr ( "r>urt Wt-dnc~ d ,C\ Wi·I..' c·I\ ii rwnallH·~ that c•wld ... urpd..,.., Sl m 1llwn 1 ht· lt.·1-:.11 a<·tion :JC<·u~cd K ,, .J rt :.lore" or m ult1plt• infrar 111m:-. <>f lh1· '>tJIL':-. Hu~mess a nd fl rof <''-:.ton:-. <'<xil' It was filed by lht· l>"lr11·t Attorney's Major ~ r:iuds and Cons umer Prott:c t 1<in l·n1t Offtct\)b :o.Jtd the 1a .... !')u1l was ft led after· the Calt fornia BurcC1u or Autoroouve Repair conducted a n 1nvest1 J?3lton on th<' bas ts of a \o mpl C1 1n1 f r o m a K -Mart rus to m e r who l>a1 d h e was rh:i r~ed for brake wo rk that \I, J~n •t perfor med Dt·put~ 01-;tri ct A ttorne.J- T h11 m .1' R uc•k sa i d s t a te ',.h 1c It·.., v. i>n• d r1 ven to 13 J<. \1.1 rl ,,.n 1n· 1·1·ntl'n. tn Orange ('oum' .md hrJkC' work was rl'· q111•,lt'd \ tolatron~ \I.ere noted .11 , .1c-h 11( tht 13 lot·<1t1ons. of f11 1.1J , J; 1•r1. d 1 h .-l.1" ... 1111 .i <id 1t1 o na11 ~ 1 l.qrn, I\ 'l.1r1 nw1·hun11:s told 1 u,1nm1·r' parh ;ind re pair '1'1' 11 1·' \\ t•n rHTd1·d v. ht·n they ,, l'l l'n 1 ,ind th<il work order!> \\ ,., ,. d •ll'l111 .. rJ tfl mJkt• lh1•m 1.d.,. .. md m1'>h•atltnl! f'l BLIC' NOTIC'f: ~~ANCE C0UN IY HA ~80N If' ...... -.. " .. ewlYPILOT Fr1d1y. May 2. 1990 .. Business Mar1'.et Guru· Has ·Clout 7 tocks Adviser Wields Pou rf11l l11flue,u:e \ ~EW YORK (AP> AftC"r Utt-elOff of tho atock market Monday. AprU 21. tM 1taH ol a Holl}' Hill. Fla. ora1nl11llon he,1an maldn1 telephone ult.. • By about 2 a.m. t.bf' t0Uowln1 mom1n1. thty bad p-..-d ''"' wotd lO aome l.~ Pf'OPlt-"Cover your abort aal -markot to tum up " JOMPb Oranv1lle. marllet auru aod hud or • mulU mJlUon dollu f'mplr-e bulft ol) tn\lt"llmcmt ail vlee. had auddt-n.ly tumf'd ltom bt-11ri&h to bulll1h on the outlook for s tOt'k prlei>«. GranvUlt"s mt'"'l~age to ~ub!irn ht•r' v.M takt> his "t•arly warruna St'f\ Ire ... wh1rh rn'lt'I a C'OOI UOO o y\"tar. rero mmendt'<t putrh1'le of 11tvcn stocks by nauw The next dn)', amid strun~ rally by tht' .-:eneral stork markt.>t, lhos\:! i.tot'kll fa rt·d ,., follows· General Oynomlcs. up ~ 37 . Honeyw_.11 , up 15.75; lntemat1onal Paper. up S3 37 . Mobil UJ> S3 12; Mionei.ota Mining & Munufurturtng, up $2. 75; Owens -llhnol~. up $2 37, Norfolk & Wei.tern. up Sl 75, CLEARLY, THE PEOPLE on the rert'1vtng rnd of those telephone r ails lt'ltened to thl' message, and acted on il Some o f them v.e re themselves stock brokers who relayed 'it to the ir customers. and in short order reports that "J oe Granville tumt•d bullibh" spread throughout Wall Street Granv1ll<' IS i.I!) C1lnlr0\t'rsial as he ran be ID· fluential. On tour he averages two speak mg a P· pear ances a week from &>ptember through Junt'. according to has son. Blant'hard Granv11lc he I!) anything but the usual image of a staid investment adviser. He uses puppets and ringing bells to punctuate his presentations, and has ju.o;t come up with a song he callc; "The Bagholder Blues" to dramatize a recurring theme an has m arket letters "THE MARK ET IS a game and game implies "'inners and losers." he says. 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I l -1 ~--~~ -----~----J lhon pciople arr th buAholdcrt, 11omebody alway• hu to hold th b111C " Oue Wi.11 Str ~tcr who bu known J oaeph Gronvlllt• for >'''uri. dt•i.rnbt'~ him u "ta snake <'harmer. klmost a. Hilly Graham type He can talk tor lhrff houri. • .md keep you mesmerhed. "II•• hu" mude, l huve to i;uy, some contrtbu· hon1 lo th•• url of tc<'hnl cal 1.1nllly1ts. He's ulso an n ln•nwly tt<k)CI promote r " J UST HOW tiOOO'! Hhm<'l)tlnt Cininville says lht' Grtuwllll• Ma1k1·11t. tu•• wh1ch ~Ot!s for $250 a ~cut . hui. ul.oout 11,000 i-ub.'lcnbers. meludlng the 1.~00 or bO who 111ay eitl• ,, ror t~ "e arly warnlng ~trvtrE' " A htllt· urithmt·tk suggests that the let· h•1 unc.1 h_.rv1t'l' tow1:thl·r gross i.o met.bmg more than $3 m1llwn u Yt'lil 1'ht' nrnrkN il'llcr reaches many other people who don't puy fo1 1t. thanks to the malice of office roplen. t;runv1lll', v.ho 1s naturally unhappy about thul. has taken tu printing 1t in exot1c paper.and· 111k <'Olor comb1nJt1ons to d1scourase the duphcat· ang, but w me c•opy1n~ m achines aren't so easily foalc·d. In the letter. Grunv1lle as as openly scornful of somt! ronventional Wall Strttte rs as they are of him. One of h1!> favorite targets 1s the fundamental H hool of analysis. "'h1rh t'On<.'entrates on economJc <tnd bus 1m•i.s drvelopmcnts that ·affect u l'ompm1y's carnin~s und bulanC'c s heet, ratht•r 1•;.1s1ly foiled I N TtU: J.t:Tn rn . Granville· 1s as openly :.c·ornful of som1· ronvcnt1onul Wall Streeters as they art> of him Ont' of has havorile targets 1~ the fundamC'ntal st·hool of analysis. "'h1eh concen· t rates on economic nnd bus iness developments that aff~t a t•ompany·s earnings and bala nct> sheet. r ather than· the stot'k charts and indlrators used by technical analysts • "l"undamt-ntallsts cun l s~ beyond their nose and always report the obvious." he declares. What about Granville's s ubscribers who buy his letter ror has early wa rning service? WJOLE THE DOW JONES industrial average wai. surging :10 point!> on Tuesday, April•22. tht>1r last communi('ation from Granville was a lette r datt·d Aµnl 21 thal still conta ined his previous bearish \liC'\\!-- Bla nrharrs up to date. In that letter. by the way. Granville re<'ommC'ndcd l\.\O ~am bling stork!> Caesar's World and Ua ll ) Manufacturing .for purchasl' Ca~-sars clost•d Thursday ~1th a SI 87 .:ain': and Bally was up $2 87. prov10111g ;. et another de monstration or Gran ville 's clout. , Loan Rate Dip Seen as Trend N£W YnHK <AP• St•vt·rnl of Lhl' nation s largl"•t bank.,, including top rankt>d Bank or Amc:ntJ, ha\1• n·duc·f'd th(·1r prime lending rates lo 181 2 per<.'<'nt. '>1gnalang "'1dcs pread ac<.'eptanc(• of the trend to"Aard low(·r rates C1t 1bank or New York Joined lh<'rn today Although thri·e of tht• C<>untry 's biggest bankc; had dropped lh1·1r rate~ lo the 1812 percent m a rk (•arllcr tht)) "'t•ek. Thursday's cuts --led by No. 3 Chase Manhattan Hank marked the fi rst la rge !>Cale move l><.•low the prevailing rates or 191.'2 per· cent and 19 p<·rc<'nl. Bank offlt1ab ~aid they lowered their prime rates as mul'h a., ont· full pornt bc-causc reduction., 111 other kmd~ of interest rates have m ade 1t les'i c·xpcns1ve for th~m to :irqwre money ror loans Others s:ml they wantl'd to ma ke loa ns more at tractive to business.:~ worr wd about recession I N ADDITIO!'ll TO Bank or Am e ri<.'a and Cha'>C. olhl'r" n •ducmg their rat<·~ included No 4 Manufactur<·r., Hanover Trust Co. No R Ba nke rs Tru.,t \o and ~o M Irving Trust Co. all based 1n New York. .. Fo r us 1l ~a~ a dirl'rl responsr lo a lower l'nsl of funds and lo s lug1t1o;h loan demand ... said a -.pokc.-sman for ln·ing 1 rust. v.h1rh hlid cut its ratc• to l!t 1:: 1>erc.·<·nt lat!' last mimth 1 he• prime 1c; th1• 1ntc-r1·sl rate· banks charJ,l<' (JO loan:. to blue-t"h1 p rnrp1iratc borro\.\ers. c;urh a' Exxon Corp or General ~1otors Corp Most olht·r busincsscl'. µay y barometer of inter est ratt: trends bc<'aw;e when the pr1 me changt"'>, m <>st other interest ralt.'S do, loo Citibank, for example•. <>aid Thursday it had lowered &ts homl' mortgage rate one pcrcentagl' point to rnr,J J>('rcent for ru~lomers with Citibank checking and savings a<.'t'Ounts. The rate to others was cut to 171".t pe rcent from the previous 1812 per- t'ent. the bank s aid -Analysts said they u pect the prime to drop even lower in the next few weeks . As recently as mid-April, lh<' prime stood at a record 20 percent Then Cha'ie made the first reduction of the year April IA. trimming its r ate to 19~. percent. Analysts said m ost banks are not wilhng to let the prime fall too quickly. because they are under pressure by the Federal Reserve Board, whl~h acts as the nation's money manager , to k~p their loan growth to between 6 per cent and 9 percent for the year. The Fed took measures in March to restrict the growth of consume r and business credit in hopes of curbing innatlon. Dona 8Uvl1, dJrector of corporate communlc•· lions for Avco Financial Servica. Newport Beach. has been ntmad 1979 Communicator of the Year by the Oran1e County chapter of Lhe la&enaadeul AtlOClaU. ol ._IMa CGmW1,walea&on. a,_ E. Fetael ta president ol 8lllJeJ lac., an lrvlne·bated medical manufacturer of cardtovucular and r~1plr1tory productl. F1tt1l llvu ln Newport Beach. Macu.1 a. MeCalUMr lt alt\IU\11 dlreetor of " ...................... , .......... 14l·becl ecut•·~are fttlUt.y ln Hunllnl\A* ••8 '· ......,. ..... " I• ••ttYlJ¥1 Yltt pn11kttftl ot "-' Drtlllll ler•ltet• lee., I 1HIMU1,., ol ""°' Cvrp • Irvine Door Die /\ reporter looks <1l dt(' model star k of Chrys ler Corp. 's K·ear during tour of tht a utomaker's Clairpotnt!-1 pre-production as· st•mbl\. plant in Octroll The rompanv hopes' t o introdU<:l' three modcb of the front-wheel cinvc compact as Ply mouth HclJ<int und the Dodge Aries this fall <ls suming 1t get!> f cd<:ral government loan guarant c<·<; Peru's Oil Share Increased LTMA-, P eru <A P) Ocrldental Pe t roleum ... ment had been reached, but the government had Corp a nd Ut•lro Pt:trol!'um Corp. have c..1gnC'd agn·l·ment!> \.\tth the Perunan i.:overnment de signed to g1H' P<'ru a b1~ger !:.hare of lhe 011 thf- U.S. <.'Ompanaes produre here Thr agrc'(:mt•nt "'as rt'ac·h<.'rl Tl't\Jro;day oftc·r last minute t'ontra<'t n•v1~1on~ "c·n· n1·g01.1at .. d betwt•en tht• (.!OVl'rnmenl anrl th<: ,C'Ompan1t~ f>e r1dcntal had announC'cd v.:tdn~<,dd) Lhal d stlllc not tssued a conl1rmat1on "We arc very content with these renegolla- tions," Armand Hamm er. chairman of Occidental, .. aid after signing the document lielco wai. represcnted b)' 1L'> C'ha1 rman. 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Nee•tt• _,._,_ll, "-<lfl(, l'eW ~I .... 0.l•Oll-CIM l,. ... 11 UO<• ~, ... ,_. .. , .. _._.1.-.-i.11e~-'-""'llle•O.ai.t•_,.ln•ll1WI N DAILY PILOT •a Plans Studied 'Sam' Wants Dividend Taxes By JORN CUNNIFF NEW YORK CAP> -The Cart.er admlnlat..rataon says the government is being cheated because it doesn't get its share of interest on your HV1DP and d1vtdeod.I on your at.ocka, and at hopes to do aomethlnt about it. And IO the admuustrat1on and Congress and the banks lf.Jld others are arguing their cases with facts, figures, testimony. opl nions, lawyers and money, and they will let you know when they rtach their dec1s1oni1. But there b »nother constituency too. the lnd1viduals who would have their incomes with.held. It deserves to bl-coru.1dered al le~l . and if nothin~ comtts of 1t. the 1nd1v1duals involved de· serve an explanauon. But first, the positions of the lid ministration and the institutions The admimstration ho~ to create a withholding system for mterest and cu"'o" d1v1dend income, usin~ ban.ks. corpora- tions and others to route directly to Washingtoo 15 percent or paymenlb tnlended tor you THE ADMI NISTRATION has its r .. n:-<>n'> A:. Secretary G. W1llJam Miller explatoed. "We must take pos1hn· action to avoid needless loss to the Trea:,,ury or billions or dollars due under present lax law!> .. The laws, it seems. arc bemg flouted . According to MI lier. about 9 percent to 16 percent of interPst and dividend income to ind•' 1dual-; more than Sl h1ll11m a year fails to show up on mrnme ta x return!-. Congress, however, m1ghl n1Jl huy the proposal. now before the llQuse Ways t1nd Mean) ('Omm1tt1·i: on~ reao;rm being that those who would tlo the roul1n).!, '>U('h i.l'> be1nk!l. ure uniformally and ad1rn1;1ntly aga inst It THEIR "AN"rl " ARGl'MF.ST~ <H f' m .rn~. hut generaJly relate lo the tu-.t of bookkeeping. to be J !>sumed by inslltut1ons, and feehn~s that the plan would t11scourage savings and aivert fundi. from .mon: ~u.c11v~ .l.lSes Presumably, sorMOnt' wtlr"iPt."ifk''ft1nfh~·wumons of1rt· dividuals who would foel the 1.>1nch , but they wont have nearly the same ability tu make so professional a presen- tation. They '?nay have to rely on logk F1r.\t, with the 10~omc of cqrporntions already taxed, why i.houJd 1ndiv1duah ha\e to pay taxes <Again on the' d1,•1den ever SECONDLY. HOW "1\NV peoplt• ha\t' !in\ rt'al tn· come from interest on .,Jvtn~s·1 Ver y fow Inflation ha~ consistently dcpn ved 1nd1 \'lduai.. r)f that t; pt• 11f tnr()mc durtng the Carter years It has co!>t th<•m instcacl In one instance. t h"'refore. 1ndl\1dualS a r1> aske<l to pay tax on \I.hat alread~ ha.., tx•en taxed In the other. th<'Y are asked to pay taxes un an 1llus1on tht· 1ll us1on or pro hi.lo, when the reality 1s d .,eH~re lo-.s Who can use that mone) ~!-.I " The L'S JZf)\crnment. ridden with def1c1t because 1t has spent beyond its income • Or the mtllion.s of households, stnvtng to make end !> meet because of the inflationarv consequt-nc~., Stock Prices Mixed In Quiet Trading NEW YORK <AP) Stock pnces were mixed 1n quiet trading today as the m arket absorbed the news of a sharp nse in the W>employment rate The Dow Jones average of JO industrials was up 2.13 to 610.92 at closing. But gainers held a sli ght lead over losers in the broad tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues The Labor OepaMm('nt reported early today that the unemployment rate climbed last month from 6 2 to 7 per cent of lhl' v.ork rorC'e The rah! ha!> now C'ltml:>f'd .i full percentage point !>tnt'f' 1-·1·bruarv. reaC'hmg sh htithe"it It•\ l 1n almo~t thrc4.' ycjr!> ,.,.fo.-b In Tier . .,.po1ll9la1 Nfw vo~ec: ••P• ~...,.'\ • o'" f'4• ~ •M Mt 4 ~ of 1hl' hf.,.f\ MO\I • t _,. Ntw York Sto(\ (1 f'WnQP \"-Wlf''\. tr.O•""O ~h0'Wlifly •t f'ttO/f f~f't '' ~~';1~ ~~;; ,, • I .. '"''"(hfW " Ult .00 t ~ .. HOwfd ~ •\:' :rcK\ l f. L•C)Of't Wp O'\I 000 •' • • ' ""' ,,.... .00 100 ,. '••.co ll"C' '~' JA"' . ' P.-. Am 11' l(rl C'-• !Alo P••m 11• ('()() ,, .. ..,_I u 100 11 , (Hlt'So ~f ._11 l(IO f4 • • '' Pf>o1io.~ U 400 •I .. -r .. ,, ""'°'°"' : ,.. .oo •\ • MidSo./U1 NilJ IOO I ) 18 M 10 400 !o4 . . .. 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RANDY Ot .... o.lil! ......... tie a UM-M"w kld on OW' block, the UPt'ltu1 from lht> re1ul1r lour making hi• <rebut m the-lA'•eoda of Tcnnl' tournammt •t tht> J ohn Waynt1 Te-n nla flub ln Nt1wport 8Ht'h t:tut Colin Otbl.-y doe~m 't mind IN •'A(."T, 11£ APPt:AL~ a little u w~d lo be In the t'ompany ht' '' ket>pt~ v.hlle plavlng ln the l~gencb tourn&m \'nt This '" h 111 fi r11 t ap l)('lH"MO«' Ill tht• t'Vl'Ot ~pon~1rf"d h1 Ca rte Uham·ht· ·1 dtdn't :.t urt pla)lng proft~Monnl h unlll I -w a.' :?6." hc "a)~ · I u,,"<J tn v.ork for n~tom~ 111 Au11t raha and I rnt·t Ken Rtist•wa ll v. ht<n ht.· rt"turnt.-cl hom t-' from•ht" tour "tit> v.1&ntt'd 11omeone to prarlu·t· v. 1th and I u.wd to go out and voile} v. ith tum 11 .. ·:. tht• one who t1alked me 11\111 "omtn~ tu th111 c·ou.ntry .:tnd try 11161 th~ prn toor In 19'73 · 1111 fort•• uo Uw c·ourt 11 h11 bullet hke 11erv1re v.hl<'h hH t>."t.'n t locked 111 l48 milt' 1;er hour , tht• fu.'itC.."il e v .. r I ~t•of'dt>d "nll•: TROl BL•; WITH thlb t.YP\' 11( Nf'rVH't' 1-. thut 1t vurh·11." L>tbl"Y llllld betWC1t•n wurm uJ) a.Unl~ l*l tht' Wuynt' club Thurs\111)' fur hl1. Oj)Cntng 111at('t1 11.:ul11<11 fo'll·~ Md •hllun that night ·11 " oll ,, 111,1l11•1 11( 11111111.: und than~" ..IJt• 1tlft1•1t•11t ut n1.:ht \\'ht•n tht· ,111 I' ht•IJ\ll'C \ llU JU\t ~till t \t•t \t' U' 1,1!!1 d., )'OU <',1n in da' hghl wht•n lht·n· '" 11111,. 111111,lurt• 11\ th1• 1ur · Uut 1h1• "''1'1• h n•ru11nly thl' bag '"''' pt1rt 111 111\ ~Jnll' umJ "'hl'll I 111 du111.: v.t•ll tllltJ 1ott•tu111i1 .1 lot or act's 11 11uh .i lut or pn•,\urt• on the otht•r µ1•r 111111 l ht•\ l..110"' the~ h..1\c to hold lht'1r wn 1n· .ill lhl· l mh: lo ~tJv in I h1• lllilll h I> 1hI1• > 1 .1 11 1 t• c ..i 11 a Im o s t • l'vcr y match he hH had with players on lhe Le1eods tour. "I've played Mc Millan about three llmc11 and beaten him twice " he 11ayic "I've oner won a a~l off HosewaU ln competition even with all the practice we dtd t ogether In Au11tralla bero~.l cam e here. "When I woo my first pro tow-na ment a t La Costa ln 1973, J beat Rod <Laver) in the s emlHnals and Stan S mith an the finals. Roy Emer son "'as there but I didn't gel lo play rum a nd J d~n't r ecall e ver play an g against ltim or most of the olher µlayers m the Legends competal1on " II E HAS BEEN paired with Owen Oav1dson Ul double .. and the duo will face Bob Hewitt and McMi llan at ~ SJturday in the ir ope ning matlh "We ha ve nt'\••r J '.n1·d together befo re but at 1s probably good lhat he ts a left-bander," Dibley says. "That could help us to win · • tie's ramlliar with playmg doubles with a left.banded partner "I played double s with Rod for about six months .one lime when R oy I Emerson> was injured." Dibley feels he may have a bit or an advantage In pla ying the Legends tournament. "BEING ON THE TOUR reguJarly :.hould help," he sa y!> "It could be to my advantage. Obviously, I wouldn't v. ant to r~e Laver unde r a.imHar circumstances "I feel I'm ritter now than I e ver v. as even though 1t 1s m uch harder now to do as much traveling With an I l ·m oolh-0ld . bo). m.v wtfe doesn 't "ant lo travel as m uch and al .,., harder fo r me ··But I figure to slay on t.Pe tour for <Stt.OIBLEY. Page 87) COLIN DIBLEY Erner on Injured, Withdi-aws It's in the Bag! l 'ox Mis!f!s_ !! ~ .__!_A~d An~ls Win _ Corona d<'I Ma r's Rod Laver \\all face Bo b llc w1tl in the ft•atur<'d match ton1~ht 17 30> of th e Ca-rte 81anc'he Tennis Lf'~ends tourna ment at the J ohn Wayne Tennis Club in Newport Bt•;sc·h In the ~econd m a tch. Clark <; raebnc r v.111 substitute ror '\;~v. port Beach's Roy Eme~on .1gaini;t Fn-d Stolle Jt 9 o'clnd. Em<'r~on "<.t'-forCl''1 to .... llhdraw from lht• tournamC'nl 'f..hursday after a knee s tarted a <' t 1 11 l! u p T h e f o r m e r \u...,trahan l>itVI~ ('up star~had .in opNatwn on the.> knee dunn~ t ht• pa<,1 Yl':J r and .,.. hc·n he wa!'> pla)'tnl! 111 S:1u<h ,\rab1a recent h . h<1d to haH• t ht· knt:c d ra1nc'<1 .1.l!a1n A!:> J rl'.,ult. h<' 1~ una ble to pl.iv 1n tht· Lt>~t•ncb tournamC'nl .1l thl· \.\"1vrn· l'luh th1~ Wl't'kend "1th <:rat•hrwr f1lltn.1! 111 for him t H1 111wn111i: night 'l'hur-;rlcs) \u .... 1ralt;tn' Kl'n Ho..,t·wall .mtl I nl1n llil1lt·\ \\On f1r!'>t rou111t 111.1lt'hl' ... Ho'l'"'all lh•· 'l.;11 I -.1·t·d1·1I pl;i,1•r 1n ltll' 1·11111µl'l1l1on rw pl<t\ n ' :t:, and oldt:r. brN•1C'd to ,1 Ii I . li I win ovl•r f<'llow Aus-.1e ()"' t•n D:ivuhon Hosewa ll '!» passing shots were workmg to pe rfect io n thro u g ho ut the mat c h Da\'1dson. whose• serve desert- 1·'1 him h<·ld '•·n 1c·1· onlv ont'f' during tht· first ),t.:l . t ht·n only linil..t· H11"t'\\ Jll '' '('rv1cc an the t 1111 rt h ga nw of the -..l·c·ond '>l'l ' Tongue in C heek By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Ol l ... O.llr P'ltet Sl.t11 A::. .Jo ho Mo ntagut-s at m u.n l' h 1 n ~ a po s t ~a m c sandl4·1c h . teamma t e Bobb> Grich cam e over lo tOnRr at uJat1· h i m for "the i.:n•at1>st r rllt'f perfonnancc ur the h1')tory <11 the Angel-; " . "You''-'Omc m tnuhng 3 1, ,ind v.athout t hro"'ing c1 pitch )Ou t a ke tv.o run-. off the• t>oard anti .•. ~ct out of th(• inning ' (ir11 h :r;a1d-wittr :i wr<n> J.,"'rln ..... \\"'a~ l1I go. Monts • I N R Y. A I, ITV • M on t a i:: u •· pl a)ed only a ~upport1ng roll· a' the Angel~ beat Seattk, 2 1. 10 d gaml' (1llt.•d with c1mtruvcn.v M a r 10 l' r M :i n a g t• r 0 a r r ,;I I J ohnson "a' so 1nc1•nst•d he pl a Y<'d tht· gum(' under vrotl•st Forml'r i\nJ.(cl J im J\nderwn had JU..'-t hit J two out d<Jubl·· "l'Ofl nJ.( t w11 run' and gl\ in ~· S1•;11tlt· 1t..., ·1 I ;1dvanta1-:1• ('hn Kn.11>p .,..,..., M·nt ltJ the 'hu"n , .ind \tonlJl!u<• w;i-. -..umrn1m1 d f111m 1h1· liull~·n w h I h· (' 0 n ( l' r r I n g fl II l I I' mound. Angel ::.hortstup f n·tJ Patek '>aid to Ma nager J1111 f'regos1. "Jim, I th1ok th•· -.C'cond runner missed th<' bag ;it third I thank we !>hould appcal "What did thl' ump1rt' Sa\ Fregos1 a.'>kl'd hJs '>hort'>top "II E SAii> ht• taggl'd 11 hu1 hl'0 '> nl)t -.upJ)osed to ·.n unything It sound<. funO\ think v.r 'houl<l apt1••JI .. · I> 1 hll'). pl,1ying in h1-; f1 rst l.n:t•r11b tournament a nd rrhh I rom lhl· n·gular pro tour. lit·· h:Jtcd South /\fr1c·a n Frt-w \tl'M1llan. ,; ·I. fi 2. h<'hind h1), po .... 1·rful '-t'r\.'1<·<· ()1 hlcy has th1• I .1!:>1 c!:>t 't•n•1r1· on th<• pro tour It \\ :1~ l'lo1·kcd iJl 148 mile::. f)t'r hour .J11hn :\k r:nrrn· <'orH't'nlrat('s on h1~ ~crve to ll('mz G unt h.1rdt in tht· World Champwn sh1p of Tennis tournament 1n f):_i Jl:.ts \4.1th his tongue hanging out of t he s ide of hb mouth, J\kf<:nrol' hl'lt<·d his foe. 6 2. 6·1. 6-0. Frt•J.(os1 told Montagul· to gl\ ,. 1t a tr> S<' aft er taking h1 .... a rm 'ups, Montague -..tt·p1)('1f ofr tht• mound anti threw thc h;11l to C'1 rnt•y Lansford, who stcp1wu on the h ag U m p1 r 1· John Shulock shm:kcd. "Y<•r nut' .. Thut tni.rnc·n ·d a J 1 ·n~th.,. h.·1•f Los Al Veteri·narian Suspended t'rom AP Olspatcht's Tht-track vctcrma raa n at L&.> J\lam1Lo~ Race Course has been suspended and hnc<l b> Cul1fr>rn1 a llo r se R ~ing Rnard 'teward.s for a llegedly failu(g to report thf· pos!>1ble druggang of a horse an his care Board 0Cfic1als confirmed tha t Or. Gr C1> 1-· Berk v. a-.. fined S500 Wednesday and .. uspttndc<l for lflO days beg1nnmg May t for failing to tnrQrm other racmg of f1c1a ls about the possrhle drus;:~ang incident which h.-allegedly knew a bout BECK SAID WEDNESDAY night thCll he was unaware o f any actions taken against him. but confirmed he had been questaooed e xtensively by stewards about drugging incide nts e arlier that day. "To my knowledge," Beck said, "I have not been h ne d nor have I be en s us pended." It was last re ported that harness dnve r Walter J . Pete rsen Jr. has been fined $500 and suspended six months for allegedly oC-- fr·ring a $1.IJOO hribt: to another dnver to f1ni-.h third or .... or...c 1n an exacta rar<" las l \l anh 21 J\dfhtaonally, the ),lewards rec om rnl:'nd(•d that ra('ln~ board rom m l'>'>1oner<> re Hike t he state license ''' th<· C'<>rntos d n v<·r Pet<•rson was unavailable for comment f'i TllE BECK CASE. the ch1f'f in vc•\tlgator ror th1• r:JCIO~ board Said the ... tewards cited a 'e<·tion of the board's Ad m1n1~trat1ve Codt· that re<iu1res r acing of l1caals to report lo t.tu• bo<1rd or 1t " ... t('"' ard~ )JOY v1ol<1taon of the rule:s or which lhey havl' knowledJ(e "Any racing offlr1al who fails to ex ('rc1::.e due d1hg(•ncc in the performance nr his duties shull b<: r<>hevcd or his duties by the stewa rds and the matter referrcd to the board." the code st<ttes Board investigator Gerald Cru.isc <>x ~ plained that the cv1dencc against Beck wa5 provided by the trmnc r or a horse with <.1 ')U!>p1c1ou.s lum1> on its neck John Sevano TRrUSt:R CllRl~llNE MAJ ER told thl· papt'r that Ht·ck informed ht•r the hor<.('. Rosu.• La'>s. had :.i lump on 1tc; nf'c k and looked IJkc 1t had be(•n hit " Crwse c;a1d. "It ~as reported to him Be<·k 1 that :1 hor;e had a lump on ll'> throat and he d1<1n 'l d<1 anything about 11 Whene .. cr a hor.e hao;; a lump on its neck, 11 1nd1cat<'::. 1t h,1, tx·<•n tam!)('rN! wtth ll m<'ans that c;oml'On<' hac; put thf' n<•l'<i lf' in Lht• ~ roog plate The horse with th<• lump wasn 't among thl· four hors1•5 1dent1Cwd as having com· P<'lcd last week at Los Alam itos while 11- le g a I l y drugge<l w ith the ::.t1mul11nt nalbuphine. but Cru1~e said neck 'came un· dcr scrutiny because he was con~idert'd the private vete rina riun for all four t1rugged horses which competed 1n exacta r aces April 24·25. Betk has maintained a private practice with harness horses in ad d1tio n to his rol<' us the official track vete rinarian bet ween the M a rine r !I <1nd Shulock. but the outcome wru. that the mrung was over . and m·1tht-r of 1ht: vn·v1ow. two run.'> uiuntc-d .. JOUS~O"'I [){Jt;S~'T hen 1· Jn~ Hwll~ Vi PJYJt(.~ T h(• rule 1-.. ' l'r~ clt'ar, · \<Ud 11fflr1al 5N>n·r ~Jel Fran.ks 'An appeal play 1" ,, rorct-out and v. hen th1· thm1 out u( iln tnnan~ .-:-.;. "' ~'n°"' ". no rol'TS\.':lfl nar M,ht>-pla} -~ Johnson. ho"'<'' f•r <.:w1 h1· wa~n t pr<1tl' ... ting th'· rule in t(•r prctauon. nr ,., ''TI th1· contl'f1 twn ·ttwt l.arrv C'11x m1 .,•wl1ng th•· ump1n·' 1 ondUl't .. Juhn.'>on -.aid l'.stc·k fold the ump ·1 ht' runnH rn 1 .., s e d th c ha~. · and h ,. an\ .... l'rt'<f . Yt'h1ch runnc·r " · P:itek . :111! I h1· 'l•('IJn(I IJOt> • J\111! "'htilo< I.. <,.iid '\11 tw J.!t>l 11 hi ~'"' 11 "THE t ~PIRJ. I llJll"""d tr. 111 l i"ll t'ltlf1r111ll..f I Jll Jl lllf ,11 * * * pla y ," Johnson said. "He isn't supposed lo say anything until an appeal 15 made." S hulock, whale ins isting h' conduct was technically 'COITed. ;idm1t..s that Johnson may have e point. "lle's proba bly nght4The best thin~ I <-ouW have said to Patek 1,, ~M a ke 1u) appeal.· But J • ct11Jn t m1~-. the play." Shulocit .... ,,,1 ·:,\~d l w~he one who '1n t1'~ t~ bag. -'fhey -stmutct-be- \ t> I h n g at Cole anstc:ad of me." C'OX . WHO a lso made 11 throwinl! 1·rr11r that set up tht- \ng1·b "1nn111g run. was an no rn111HI to t;.ilk · I m n'>t ... :iying a n ything !lf' mJd1· a chlt-.·p1 l';Jll," Cox said I -.tl·prx-d n~ht on t he < bl~p) ir11i IJJg " With that. ht• marcbed 11ff to lht• '>ho"' 1·r F•ir I' Jt1 k 11 was th1· !'.1·c·nrul 1 r.11,•ht r11vht tw hi·lpc·d t h1 \ng1+ ..... in,,:! I j.!Llffil' IJO d l'On 1rt•\1·r.,1 ,1l pl.n 1-,...... IT'"i I~. Pa~" fi1 1 • ,, * Talks Conainut• Strike Inevitable? Grebey Not Sure lh U.\\'E('l ''l'(,11\'1 o. ,,. o ... ,'f p,.,.. \t.t•• I ~ .. n11• I ru~ I tu· mot 1" /(111 J..•1 11/UU.! l111.1rl1'1 rh.·n /udPS ' l..1d1l.., Jnd i.:t·ntlt·m1·11 . m th1' r11riwr. ~t·.trtnl! black trunk-. .111d rl'prt·sent 1ni.: lht• maJor l1•,1i.;u1· liU!:>t•ball µla)t•r<. f)f th" .111rld .\Y:i nin Mill. 1·m '\1llh·r· , /\ I IU• 1111·· "' '""'' , '""' ri11 • rnud i\11cl m thl' 1·ornc•r w1·<innl! \1 hill-trunk' and n •prt•\t•nt1nl! the 26 baM'bJll l'lub ""' n1•r-. Rav "Good C~u' · (;rt•bt•\' 1 The C'1YJU.d chel'T~ u.,ldlti 1 It might ju-..t be' J fanlJ'-\ 1n G rt.•bt·'"" ht•ar1 . hut a\ rh1t>f ne~ot1ator for the •J'4 ner~. h<> 1~ pr<'')<"ntmi.: JU't -.urh a scenario Tn ht>ar c;rl°t>t') ll'll tt , lht• pla) 1•.-.. a rc ht•cn.: -..t•l(1sh ant1 un n•a!»onablf' rn lht•1 r bar.:amms:: for a new basic agrt>f'ment EVEN WORSt:. tht• playl'r., are threatening to walk out and rob America of its na tional pa::.llme, deltvenn.: a K O punch not so much to the owners as to the fans That's how Grcbt•\ tells 1t. anyway • G r<"bey held a press con ft're nce at An ahl'im Stad ium Thursday ::ifter mt'ctins:: with tht' owner.. of all' six WeM Cos.st clubs earlier in tht• d av I ht· plavt•rs have staled that ii nu n1•w ha~w a~reem<·nt 1s ''.:nl•d by May 22, t hey will not pla\ a ny mor e b aseball.·· 1; rt'IW\ ~•rnl "Rut 'iincc tht• very ht•£1nnm~. th1: •1wnt'r' han• tx·<>n ,,.,.king lh1 • 1ntf'rPsh of the pl:J)f'r'>. th1• :?fi rluh~ and the I.in' "\\ t-:'\ Jo; S.\IU all along that li.1~1·hall c·.111 1·ontinul' while rwgot1Jt1r>n!> an· u nder way," 1irt•bt•\ stn•.,..,cd "Wl• played "1lh11ut a n1·w contra cl through tht• \II 'tar break in '76. and lht- '\HA did 1t for a full year. The '\FL did 1t for t hr<'t' vears 'It S<'t"'ms to me that a pre('C· ch•nt ha!> bet•n ~ct for playio~ w hilt• ncRot1atmns cont inue," <; rcbt.•\ said In lhl· other corner. M1ll~r 'd~., own<"r~ haH' be-t.•n unw11Lmg to Ol'J.!Ot1ah' the \CrlOUS ISStreS. th~1l lht'y want to kill the free ~IJ,!t>nC) ~ystem , and that afler t•ndle's hour), or m et>tmgs. no pros::rcss has bt'cn mad(.' "NO. I WOUl.O not agree ... (:rebey said prcd1cta bly "The Players Ass()(-1ation 's definition of progress 1s that we s ay yes to what they want. "Rut we've already agreed to ISff STJUKE. Page 8 7) Draft: Rams Did Better Th~n Expected • I • ' . / The Rams were acUng JUSl bke the cat who s warTowed the c anary TOJlowing Wednesday's Nl''L drart. The smiles were full and wide and everyone. rrom general manacer Don Klosterman down. ap· peared pleased. "I think ever')'body'a ~ppy with wbat we ac· complls hed ," said Dick stelDberg, the Rams' Dlrectc>r-"~' Player Penouel. "We were able to fill our neeos without devtatlftc from where. we hod players rlated. It'• aoiq to be hard for gomt veterans ln blckup rol• to pky." ••1 -GOT IOIM PNttY IOOd picks." added Colc:h 1lavul, ~ rrom ear lo ear. "I never u.outll we'd tel the quality Wt did wtl)\ thf pAclll .. hid. 11 Tb• drefl weet ao :••ll, ln ra ct. lh•t Kto.terman IYtft tnjeoled • UWI 'llnOr • WMn qut1doned by OM "9pOf1.er 11 lO Charle ' Youn14'1. usefulnesio. with San F r a n cisco. Klo sterman quipped; "Sure. Young ~hould help the 49ers with the type of system they have. but that's why we drafted Johnnie Johnson, so we'd have som eone lo cover him." ••• ACCORD I NG TO PRO FOOT.ALL weckly'11 ranktn111 or the top colle1latt can- didates, heTe's how the top rive Ram picks were graded by poslt.lon : Johnnie Johmoo, Teu1, nllb In the defonslvc back cateaory (the Rama llad blm ranked No. 2 behind Colorado'• llatk Haynes, draftC!d by lhe New York Oi&nll): lrv P.Uey. Ptftn Sltttt , fourth on the otftn1lve p.ard Hat: J twtrl Thom111, Sin JOH State. •l•th ln lM rullbac:k cate1ory , 1.eror. lrvtn, kana11, 11th at dt feMlvt bade . Mnd Ph II p Murphy, South Carolina ate. I.IOI 1t defenalv1 tac:kJ • • • • J UST HOW ACC\)RATE are the ran•mgs" The 39tb grade o n the defensiv~ end chart belonged to 6-11 . 260-pound Darryl Dawkins. the pTHent center for t he Philadelphia 76ers or lhr NBA. • ••• ONE SIGtn THE aAMS wiU miss around thf' camp wUI be Charle Voun1 playtn1 bukctball . on roller akates. , Vep, every week Younl( would brine one of his children lo the Rama complex and they \Oould enc11e ln a friendly 1ame of one-on·on• with roller 1k,1te1 and a basketball. I Jmt hope coach Blll Watah in ..,an fl"ra_nclsto rt mtmbtrt to brina a 1k1le key with ham to pror lice • • • . 11"1..AVAll WIU. GET 1 chan ce to «'ti hl11 ne w l't.'Crwts first hand when the Rams COndt,\Ct Cbelr only mini·camp or the spring May 11-15. The roolues will report the 13th with the veter841S ex~ted to show the next day. • That wlU be the only look the Rams coach WlU get until the rookies check in July 19 for tbe stirrt of s ummer training. The veterans will come toto ca mp July 218. • ••• MAIAVABI GREETED the preu follo\fHt' Tursday's draft nattily attired In a pair of 1ray slock!I. t1 white shirt and liver Ue. quite a de· plirturC" from thtt shorts and Ram Jaelct the m-.a waus UM.' • SPOR1.S BREAK I BASEBALL I HORSE RACING • ( IP A~ R1p0t1 From the WOftd .. apon. Ocean View' Leibf re id T~ Play at UC Irvin Norma LeJblreid. a two.tame All·CIJ' Or1l m team eboke and twice mott nlu.•blf> p)•yer la bu lea.~'9«!, hu lllOMd a late-ot lnteot to auend UC lrvloe an• bu~baU 1dM>l&rihl,p Leibfr9d played few the Ocean V1•• IU~ atria team and averqed JIU polnLI a 1ame &kloc w th ll n-bouodl Sbe •bot • pettt9l from the free lh.Nw line and~ p.rttal from U>e neld. Al.lo ~ to play for UCl a.n<I Coa('b ~u Andrea lb.la •ed wa kareO \\'t'ismao. a i-7 auard rrom Httt\lllnd llt~b Sebool ln 8akerafleld She waa an AU Cl F d6ClJoo to UHi San Joaquin Valley laat seuon LeibtW-Jd ls • S-11 auarcs.torward aod wUJ play on lhe SO lMtn ln lbe Orange County AJI star aame tn June. UCI had U freshmen on the team thb put tieUOO and fmh;bed wtlb a UH9 rtt0rd. ..------q.., .. •I dw Da11 -----. Billy Marda, a pea.tuna ol the Oakland A's signing Bii· ly Mart:la as manager "Charley Finley haring Bally Martin is like Capuun Hook birioa the alligator " PltHU~• S1trl'ir~ Fafrone·• Whitt• Luis Apayo hit his first career home run to Ii account ror bolb Philadelphia runs as the PhLll1es survived a major league record-equallng stnkeout performance by Pete Falcone to post a 2·1 vac- tory over the New York Mets Thursday night. Falcone s truck out the first six bitters he faced at the start of the game fo become only the second pitcher in modem National League history to accomplish that feat . . Bill Roblnsoa doubled home Matt Aleunder from first base Ul ,. ~ .t the loth inning as Pitts burgh completed a ~ · tbree-_game sweep of Montreal with a 2·1 victory . . Willie Mont.anez stroked a ninth-inning single to right field, scoring Gene Tenace from second base and giving San Diego a 4-3 vi~tory over Atlant• . . . Joe Morgan drove in three runs wtlb a homer and single and Houston ganged up on·on Mlle LaCoss for rive unearned runs to defeat Cmc1nnati. 9.3 . . . Jn the Amei::ican -League, M1ke Har~ve drnve ~111~ • in two runs wrth a bases--toatteasmgle .in the. eighth Ullllng to lead Cleveland to a 2·1 victory over Toronto . . . Toay Perez drove in two runs with a homer a nd a double and Carlton Fisk slugged a two-run homer to lead Boston to a 4-3 victory over Chicago ... Tb~ New York Yankees say they are interested in making a deal for dis- satisfied Pirates rigbl·hander Bert Blyleven, who bas asked to be traded . · . . Pitcher lllike Parrou. struck by a line drivt; in Wednesday's game against Minnesota, wtU be sidelined for two ... eeks, the Seattle Mariners announced . . . Designated bitter Basty Staab of Texas will be out of at'tion for at least 10 days because of a broken finger be suf· fered in a game with Detroit Wednesday. Btd.k .. ' A rril'al in Clti~ago ReraH~d ' organizatioo remembered the arrival of Hall of 4 ClilCAGO -An old-timer in the Chicago Bear [!] Fame linebacker Dick Butkus of the Chicago •• tratning camp in the s ummer of 1965. . . Butkus had played m the College All-Star game in Chicago ~ had made 15 tackles, blocked a field goal try by the Cleveland Browns and finished second in the MVP votmg. Butkus knew he would have to challenge the 14-year veteran Bill George for the middle linebacker job and be fretted that µie time be had spent with the All·Slars might hurt his chances. "The minute Butkus walked mto camp," the old-timer said , "George began packing tu~ Uungs. Dick bad greatness written all over him." • Baby Gires itfa••eagale Do1dlle \'lrtor 11 PHOENIX -A blessed event is always good n news for the p,.ud parents and 1t proved doubly so for pro golfer Rik Massengale. His baby daugbter. Jessica, was the first girl born mto the Massengale family m three generations. Rik celebrated by firus hmg second in the Phoenix Open lo dra-.v down a run· ner-up purseof$32,400. That was more than be had won in the two previous seasons combined. Fro• Page 88 ff'S IN THE BAG ... ON WEDNESDAV he was called safe at third on a tnple as lbe: Oakland A ·s argued for an out call. 1be A's ' Wayne Gt06S and Billy Martin were ejected during the argument. and Patek eventually scored the winrung run-. .. I doo't need the aggravation of all this controversy," Patek said with a smile. "All I'm try- ing lo do is help the team win games." Patek said be thought the um· pin's reaction was unusual, and that led him to make the appeal play. "BE'S NOT supposed to say anyth\N. so I could"•'t figure out why he was sayLn. the runner touched lbe bag," Patek s«td. "That's wby I told Jimmy we sboald try t.be appeal." Sbulock aplaired, "As far as l'm. ~. be'• safe uoW 1»; mate an appeal. If lhtey IUke no appeal, ll's as lf be ~bed the bee-.. ·' . "We were fortunate that Fred- die saw the play," Lansford said. "It's litlle things like that that most of the teams don't do. and tonight we did it, and it paid off in a win." The Angels. s till in last place in the American League Western Division, but only three games bebind league-leading Chicago, send Dave Frost (2·2) against Seattle's Glenn Abbott (2· 1) tonight. * ANO•L~-S..me·,rOlterlncludfttwo Pl•y•n -9RW up wltllln • "'°r1 cl<lw fllf ...... ,,.1 ... 5edurn °"" .. ~ 0.fl ,__ '~ el Melltf Del H'9fl -S.me AN Col'-91. wNllt p.lcher Gery ......_., ...-Ill\ ,..,_ et T""' Hltfl, Fulter1iCll'I Qlli.ge ...i UC lnrlN -. jolnl119 ._ pro renl<I •• , ~..., llllehet" M-. ~.,..,...Ml -.,. Ml'lt N<k lo Seettte ef'9r ~ 1111 tty • llN """" '" llle groin -W....ldoty. Pre11 ... 1nwv d~ Is • _,.. blvlw. 8flCf Perr.n I• •ICl*Wd to ta.°"" Of ec1M flw el IMll two ...., ......... ~~ ....... . pl•Jll<....,.., -.... left .............. ~ llllllftl rote T'hlndey ..... "'' • ball ... Ilk ..... W....., 8lld .,...,... e -Wlllte. Hit steh1s Is dey.to.4ey ••• A,.... """"' .,._ .,._..... t*llftN wfttl • frectw.i left-.,_. b4M 11149 .,_ ,,_ 110s 8flCf wMcMf .. ..,... from "-" • "' ~ ... Ille ....... NI at ~ 111 tM ""°""' Of ~. T_,, ...., _, ............... c... ................ ~ wttt.1111 .i~~·~--.... Ca••• •• ,_ Mttlno .l4. •••M•19 N••t··· · 11·71t•U..• w...-.Tee1 SANTA AMA l•l••lter•. Fl.era C••~• Fire lk* Ny•ln• 1rored at l · 20 of lM second over· ~ Um~ Thurtday nllbl 44' 1lve the New York 11.lan· , dera • 2·1 &.rtumph over Buffalo and a 2-0 lead in t.Mtr &laaJCJ Cup aemtl1.na1 lerlte. Former Loi ADlelel .Kina ._.. Gortq teored t.be lalandftl' flnt lall.J lD th •t'«lnd period. The third 1ame of the bett-Of·Hvtn aeries wtll be played Saturday on New York's home ice, Nuaau CoW)ty C.tiaewn . . . Goaltender ftll Myre turned back Z7 . 1hot1 for bl1 aecoad victory and flnt abulout of the StanJI)' Cu,p playotr1 u PblladeJpbja scored a 7.0 victory over Mlnne.ota, 'Yinl lhelr temlflnal playort at one 1ame wpte~. Seven dilleNnt Flyera acored 1oa1a acainst Min· nn.ot.a aoa.Ue . al.Jo• formtir King, Guy Edwards. The North Stflra. deaP*to the loh, went bome with a apJit wbicb wrested the home-Ice advanta1e from tht f1y«ra. ,-----· -•uefNlll r ..... On lhl$ date in baseball Ln 19154 : St.an Musial of lhe St. Loui.al Cardl.nala smashed five homet"8 ln a doubleheader agairust the New York Giants. \On Uus date in 1939: 1-~t baseman Lou Gehrig sat out the New York Yankees' u me in Detroit. bringing his record streak of 2,130 consecuuve games plj!Yed to an end. On Uus dAte m 1923: Walter Jobw;on. of lbe Washington Senators hurled lhe lOOth shutout of bis big league career. a 3-0 whitewash of the New York Yankees .. On llus date in 1917: Fred Toney of the Clnc1.DDati Reds hurled a 10-)nnin~ oe>-h1tter while Jim "Hlppo" Baughan of the Chicago CUbs burled nine no-hit innings of his own. The result was a 1-0, 10-inning Cmcinnati victory. Today's Birthdays BoMon Red Sox infielder Larry Wolfe is 27 Ph1ladelph1a Phlllaes catcher Keith Moreland is 216 Horgan, Lop~; L~ad Tour•~fl• . GU Morgan holc'6 a one-stroke lead over rive n other golfers after complel.Jon of the rirst round of the Houston Open golf tournament this morning. First round play was delayed for three hours by a thunderstorm Thursday and S7 players bad to complete their rounds this morning. Laguna Niguel's Ala.a Taple nred a 69 and is /our strokes back of ..Morgan's 6S . . . Naoey 1..opec. Merton holCls a one-stroke lead lo an LPGA tournament at Hilton Head Islam~. S.C. after the first round of play. Lopez. Melton 1s seekinR her second win of the 1980 season and first since she captured the Women's Kemper Open at Mesa Verde Country Club ln Cost.a Mesa late in March. Sia.-ftllit• •• Clfpp•r• Coa~h Gene Sllue, head coach of the San Diego Clip-• pers, i_s leaving the team to "explore other op- porturul.Jes . "·a tcording to club president Irv Lel'I• , .. '.The chair~an of the Los Angeles' County Board of Supervisors. Baxter Want. says he will try to block any county appropriations for moving the Oakland Ra.lders to Los Anli!eles . . . Actor Glenn Font confirmed that he has of- fered to buy the financially-ailing Atlanta Flames and keep lbe NHL team in the Southern cit y . . . W asbmgtoo Bullets Coach Did MOC· ta, who has been given permissioo to tallt to other NBA teams about a new job, was in Texas to discuss an apparent coaching vacancy with San Antonio ... Llaa·Marle Allen, who trained at .Costa Mesa's Ice Capades ChaJet for several yean and re· garded as America's top amateur woman figure skater now that u.d.a Frad.ume has turned pro, will be among 16 Olym. pians from four oatioo.a performinc at the ....,. Forum Saturday DiJtht •.• Loot Beach State bu slpied four players to baaketball letten-0f-lntent in· cluding RJcky Smllb, a 6·2 guard from McClymonds Hiab in Oakland. Others, all junior college transfers, include: llrtaa Officer from Dodae City, Kao.. Da'rid fflLM •• and &Men Jordan from El Camino College ... Billy Sima, the No. l pick in the National Football League draft, bas decided to at· tend a special club rookfo camp with the Detroit Lions this weekend . . . David Peanoe captured the pole position for the Winston 500 at Talladega, Ala. . . . Twelve Russian athletes were forced to pull out of Sunday's lS.kalometer Midland Run in New Jersey because of a conflict watlt Olym- pic trials in their country. This couJd be the first sign or So- viet disapproval of the U.S. boycott of the Moscow Summer Olympics ... Dr. ~rge C. TuJly, 76, an All·Amen can foot· ball player for Dartmouth College. rued at City Hospital ID Worcester, Mass. following a long illness .Ilona Sluplaaek of East Germany set a world record for the women's shot put today with a toss of 73-414 !n an international track and field meet at CelJe. Yugoslavia • Tf"ff>rbion .. Radio T\: Horse Rac&ng -Kentucky Derby Special. 11 :JO pm .. Channel 7. RADIO: Baseball -Dodgers at PhHadelphia, 4 45 p.m . KABC (790); Seattle at Angels. 7:2S p.m .. KMPC 1710). ,_ fttdly, M9y 2. 1te0 DAILY PILOT 87 Kenta eky D erb y One-hOrs·e S table, But It's F avored LOUISVlLLE, Ky. CAP> - When you have• one bone sta- ble, It'• especially nice to have tbe favorite io the Kenluck.y Derby. Tbat '1 tbe poelUoo of Harry A. Oak, a retired United Parcel ex· ecutlve, whose Rockhill Native baa been i.nataUed aa the early line 8-S favorite over 12 rivals tor Saturday's $200,000·added Derby at Cbur~bill Downs. &OCKBILL NATI VE'S trainer, Herb Stevena, bu never saddled a Derby starter before. In fact, the 63-year-old St.evens, who lives lo Versailles, Ky., hasn't. been to a Derby sl.nce 1948. "They never gave me a seat," he s aid, "so I never came back." Tom Kelly, who trains John M . Schlff's Plugged Nickle, bas saddled two Derby starters but without s uccess. Plugged Nickle, who fl.nisbed seventh to Rockhlll Native as a two-year· old in their only meeting, was .-,....rage •• STRIKE .•• 40 or 50 of their proposals, aod 23 more have been withdrawn by them. 'Ibey are not the types of propouls that get headlines, but they are import.ant, mecb.anicaJ things that. make the game a<>~" G re bey said. "Progress bas been made."· And what of the free agency issue? ·'We have no desire to eJimirutte free agency.•· Grebey , said "We 've always taken the pos1l1on that at has been good for baseball. AU we've proposed is a re'(iaioo ol the selection right.a a ·c1ub gets when at loses a free agent." THE OWNERS ARE a.sting that when a team loses a "quaJj. ty" free agent, 1t be allowed to choose a major league player ~ compensation from the team that signs it.s free agent. A ·•quality" free agent ls one who is drafted by more t.hao seven teams, by Grebey's defim. lion. When Nolan Ryan ~for Cree agency he was drafted b)' 12 clubs and signed by Houston. II ~ OWl'Rr's new propogat were in effect. tbe Angels woo.kl ))ave been able to pick a_ny playtt olf the lloustoa roster ex· cept ooe of 1.5 name. the Astro5 would be allowed to prottt\. "WE DON'T THINK tbis would inhibit player mobility. nor would it kill the free agency system," Grebey s aid ... The fans would like to see gruter player balanc-e, and this would enrourage that " Both sides agree that the com- pe n s at 1on Issue as the key stumblmg block In the o~r·s eyes. is their position fl exibl e" ··Anything as negollable. but the chances or them, droppmg the <'<>mpensallon lSSue are very remote," Gt-ebey s aid. As far as the rasuaJ fan tS ron- c:emed, the onl~ important lSSue is this. will there be a stn ke" · I'm not sure a strike as in-evitable." Grebev said cauuous- ly. "We plan to have all the parks open on May 23 I think a setUement before lhat date as t'learly within ttte realm of possibility." made the early &ecocld choice at 2•1. THE EA&L Y ODDS oo tbe rnt o( the field&<* from 8-1 to 30· 1, lnd!caUng the 106tb nmnine would be a two-horse race. However, most close obeervers feel lh1s year's three-year-0ld c lassic is a wide open race because of the absence ol a superhorse. s uch as Spectacular Bid. Affirmed and Seattle Slew in recent years. Althougb Rockhill Native was the t~year-0ld champion. his not ovttly-impressive times ~ two 1068ea at Hialeah -despite recent victories in the Blue Grass States and Calumet Purse -malte him suspect ab Derby champion Plugged Nickle has won his last three races, but in both the Florida Derby and Wood Memorial be drifted out from the rail late m the stretch run an indication or a tinng or sore horse. THEIR PRESENCE didn't sc are awa y Mr s. Bert f'1restone's Genuine Risk, who wall be the first filly to run in the Derby in 21 years s mce SHver Spoon ran filth . The only filly ever to w1n the De rby wa:. Regret m 191.S .. Genwnc R1i.k is a good filly ... _ said tramer LeRoy Jolley "She· runs well wherever she goe:s. and this year it's a moderate competition b1tuauon agamst the colts." The dau~hler of Kt'y To The M1nt had won a ll s ix start.s against fillies before wandJng .up third m the Wood She is listed at 10-1. TWO OF THE FOt;R Wesa CoasL1n(laders, Ja-tcr111 Klugman, ownt!d by actor Jac:k Klugman and John Dominguez. and Rumbo. owned by Gayoo Stable and Bell Bloodstock Co . arc ltst.ed at S-t. The rest of the field consists of Mn. Pb1hp Hofmann's Gold Stage and Elmendorf Farm's Super Moment, each 15-1: the Hughes brothers' Bold 'n Rulling. 20-1, and five 30·1 outsiders. Barry K. Schwartz's Degeneratf' Jon, Howard 8 Noooan's Ex· ecutlon's Reason . Russell Mi c hael Jr. 's Withholding , Glenn Grom a gen· s Tonka Wakba.n. and Andrew Adams' Huard Dute. FJ Toro Picks New Coach ' El Toro High bas tabbed Big Bear's Tim.Travers lo succeed Ed Felix as Its new head basket- ball coach. Travers. a product of Santa Monica High. UC Santa Barbara a nd L oyola·Mar y m ou n t coached on the jumor varsity level for four years at Santa Monica High and one year as Big Bea r H.igh 's varsity c:oach. "We'll s~s defensive play a nd our mam goal is to bwld a total proRram, ··says the 31 year old Travers. Tru·ers' teams have compiled a 73-30 record ID five years. in e luding q.nc l e ague c ham. paonsh.ip. His Bag Bear quintet. was 11·7. Fro..Page86 DIBLEY ••• Basebal l Standings BARWICK DATSUN a couple more years and see how I'm doin~ at that time." HE'S ASSOCIATED with the Canoe Brook Club in Short Hills. New Jersey and bas a hol'nc there. "l run the tennis program even though I'm not there very much," Dibley says. "It is a real nice layout with two golf courses and seven tennis courts and it's only 1.5 minutes from downtown New York." Dibley feels that playing in the Legends tournament will help to prolong his career but adds "That's provided the really big names like Laver. Rosewall and Emenoo continue to play." The 6-2, 180-pounder who played five years on Wle Australian Davis Cup team. earned $:il.'43 in 1979 and was 58tb on t.be money llat. But rtcbt oow be'a enjoying hla place u tbe new kid oo the block iD the Le1eodl ol Tennis competition. AMERICAN LEAGUE Eut Division w L Prt. GB Torooto 9 8 .529 Boston 9 9 .500 ""2 New York 9 9 .500 112 Milwaukee 7 8 .467 1 Baltimore 7 11 .389 2\12 Detroit 7 11 .389 2h Cleveland 6 10 .375 2\12 West Dtvlsklll Chicago 12 • 7 .632 Oakland 12 8 .600 i.., Kansas Caty 10 8 .556 1 ""2 Texas 10 8 .556 l 1t2 Seattle 11 11 .500 2""1 Minnesota 10 10 .500 2""' Ang l11 9 10 474 3 Ven (OuldryMI et~ 11-1·11 non•t1W)-' IC•-Clly (c;.teW) Clmon IFIMeOM 2 JI el THH (-lac* ,..., <"-'N ,.., er Wlk.m NJ et a.~ IMcCAl1Y >.Jl I NATIONAL LEAGUE East Dtvisloa w L Pct. Pittsburgh 12 s .706 Chicago 9 6 .600 St. Lows 8 10 .444 Philadelphia 7 9 438 Montreal 6 11 .353 New York 6 11 .353 w~ Dtvisioa Houston 14 s .737 Oocl'en 13 1 .650 CincumatJ 13 7 .650 San Diego 8 11 .421 Atlanta 6 12 .333 San Francusro 6 14 .300 ~··sc,.,~ 1. --'11011'""'0" S.n~•.Al-•J ""•'-"""•' ,....., y-' ttouOCll'I •, Cit>c"'"°"I l o..i., ...... ~ ,. ... .,..o- GB 2 4 1,, 41., 6 6 H'2 l "'2 6 7h 81'2 0~ lhtcllfte •·11 al Pllll••llMtle '"""'-'·"·" S.11 Fr.-.<hce IK-,.,. ., #lellll'll .. (Gfl_,., .... A~ (~ C>-1 ~ ..... 0-01 .. Pf!• ..._..,,_....,.. .... ~ 0-.. tlMte 1-11 e1 ..... v..-(..,,.,..Ml, " . Olk• l"'"*-1 M l el Clftc"-41 ( ........ J.I)," .._ .. ,.....,. , .. , et Sl. l.AulJ , .. "'--" 1-11, " ':;Jf -- DOO Mt~ TJI~ ONE f .. , • -OM.YPLOT f"rldty, Mew t , 1M> BASEBALL I SOCCER I SWIMMING Rustl rs, Saddl hack TripF \Vall .in Quaµdary • A couple of forme r South Americans Playing Well Coan uaau. b• eb•ll n an teamed \lP to boost ~ Collt-.. t1>to lbe lllalk>e Ooft, ftf'eO(!e bueba11 ~fl Tbwa- ch)', \be Ga~• ~raldled for lhrecl N1DS ll\ the nintA to pull o ut a 6 ~ win over Y\Sttln1 Soutt\~ k m Al Goldm W t Col~~. Uw R111tJen blot~~ Anaet 0 t · CoU~. l~ to improve their t•cond baJf ret"Ord to 8 2 tn Lbt> sou~m C.'al t'oolettn"'. At SaddJeback, Ed Mccann~ a ror mu M1s.1on Vh:Jo lllth pl ~•yt"r, .md former Laauna Bt:acb thgb l\url\'r ~f U&*OQ pl1ayed pivotnl role. 10 th" Gauchos' nctoQ_. M cCANN OELIVEa Eo 11n RBI single in the bottom ol Ult' ninth lo ShC'e Sout hwestern·~ lead to S-4 and then scored lbe wannang run on a smgle by Jetr Adams Lipson packed up ha~ first \c.14.'- tory of lbe year 14 Ith l wo llUUl\gs of relief -work. By winn1ng . the Guurhos C'lanched second place in the i.outhem d.i\.,SIOn and earned the right t o play e it her Citrus or San Bernardino. the C'Ur ren t leaders o f the f\.(>rthern d1v1s1on. At G o l d e n We ~t. Gary Spnnger s et a career record for_ tnple.s with two, m cluding a bases-loaded bla!it as the Rustlers ~cored a com ·incmg v1ctory over LACC. Springer now has nine triples on the year and 14 J.n his t wo years-al.· GWC. both RU6tler records. · J .\CK ~ETILE. Jilila. .added _a 1 raple to extend his personal hit · ting streak to 18 games, two short of the school record. r, we struck. for five runs 1n the s~qnd inning, a nd Scott Furtak and Bob Judge combmed to II m1t East I.A lo four hats. B' "'1nn1ng . the Rus tlers mo"cd 10111 ,J -.c·cond-place tie ~1th llarhor Colle~e. and the 1"0 ll'Jm'> J!O he<td·to-hc ad -.,aturd:.iv .Jl llarbor tn a crucial < onft'rt·nct• l,!a mt" G o Id t• n W c.•., t ~ends Ra y K rawtzvk to the mound Satur d<i) K·rawtzyk has fanned M2 batters in 82 innings and boasts a 6-4 confcrenl'e mark Beto11 Flie~, Gi agl~s • 111 \' 1<'t111 ' a nit 11 r rt<' fr .II In l<'C'hnh·ulit) P•'PIWd up ua.::1111 1'hurMia> lll Onm.it' C1l11:.1 .1r,•11 h1~h ~chool athlt.•tu·~ ' t; tanr11t llt~h·~ Ea~h•i. 1111\t tlw r1nul t•\'l'nt of the dnv. hut 'lllW cho(t'ot turn to \'t4'ton· '\. h1•11 th(•WE I i ·M,1 an~·horman on thl' m1l1• relay tossed the baton in eicuberun~. Tossm~ thl' baton ''<l~t El Toro t he v1ct.ory in tht' t'Vf'nt and t urnt'd whnt uppesrt>d to tx> a i2·64 Sea \'ww League tratk and held tnumph into a 69 67 defeat "We felt !>Orry for El Toro." ~aid E.'itan<'H1 Coach Don Burns. "but.we took al " E l Toro swept to a 3 .,33 8 clock tng i n the hnal event, ahead of Estancia 's }. 35. l _effort .. o ul lnei:llsqualfficahon turned 1l around and the Eagles had thei..r first league duaJ meet victory or 1he stason. A wt>ek ago Laguna Bca<'h l hgh's baseball t~am wa~ ahead of Dana Hills. 6-4. m the top of the fifth mmog, wht>n a n umpire tossed Coach I !al Hensler out of the game on a dispute over a play <il sN:ond ba~e and the Art 1sts -were forced to forfeit In tht· onJy other trac k Cllld held action Thur~day . L<1 guna llills "as an easy wmner over v1s1ting Dana Hjlls in South Coast League action, captunng :.in 88-48 dec1s1on •1 cvrr SEEOEN .,. .. .,... ........ nw amended ventloo of the North American &rC'.r U-que'e Americtruut1on rule could put C"allfon ua Surf Coarl\ Peter Willi tn q uJte a q uan· •lttty 80Ull With the rulf' now requirins three Amencan ''lll&f!n,., ratht-r than two. on the playing field at all llm<'•. W1dl t'Ould hi«! mo~ com peUtion between hl<1 11luH•N than f'n)m op~lna clubs Tiii\ Pa OBLEM I • KEY Amenc1t1n players "'hn h 1Wt' ~-.·n 1udelined for th<-first !\Ix games '"'""~ ur 'nlous 11\JUTlet\ and are now sufficlent-1 hC'•lt"tl r 11r hMltun,·.-. Steph<·n Fl'elley. u young Cana· ~Ihm , "''"' One of th" Surf's br11<ht~t proel)e'('ts for \tHlll nnd Uttu red promtn,•ntly In Wa ll 's J\111f'1 fr11n1aalh.m plans tl1,w1•vt'r. In lhe first mmult> of th .. Surf'!> n1wnN In Vlfnrouvt'r. F"ney went down with a l n c>1• In.Jury Well 1\t~'t.h-d am Am t•r h.'an N'J)lu<temt'nt and d e· "111•'<1 tlO Stt>vc> Moyt>n who scort"tl four goab and th rt''' Kit."ll"llll In 1979 I N J llST ~J X (;AMES. Moyers hn:i dcbvered ,,., t•n .:oalo; and 11> tht' only naltvt• i\mtt1<'un .rnwn.i th•• NASL S<'Onn~ leadt>rs Wht>rt• would Moyt·r~ bl' 1f Fc~ney had not O.-.-n IOJUN'<i'' Th<' native of St Louts spurred Cahfonua'l'I early three game win streak and t'ven addt.'t1 n t•ouple oC ttoall'. m l~tnll efforts to 1''ort l.uuderdule and Seattl<' And DOV.'. Feent'y 1:. about ready to return MEANWIDLE. J OE CLARK, another North Amencan who played tn 18 games for the Surf last year . as also-comina: along mcely after un~el'gomg surgery in the off season. A defender . he has been replaced by yet another stalwart Amencan , Tony Crudo. On top or au that. Wall tumsel! may be ready to make the transition from the sidehot.'s to the C(>nle r of the fi~d. The capable player-®ach has a lways been an excellent defender: but he':. ~n s idelined·with a hyperextcnsion of his foot. sul· .!t:red against Tulsa m the fmal game of the mdoor ~~son. u. -~. . · --But W aif Is from Engl and, and the Americanization process doesn't app1y here And prt>sently, he's accomplishxii.g gl"eat deal behind the bench . roaching the S u 3.3 re<.'Ord . good enough for first place tn the en can Conference West Dwis1on. · YET TKE Sl'RF HASN'T exactly intmudatt'd · its foes defensively. To put 1t more bluntly tht' Surf has allowed more goals than all but one tecim in the NASL While Wall ra1ght h<1ve lo make somt> de- risions soon. one good thlllg comf.''i out of the !-1tua t10n. His players will be battling for tht-1r JObi. That means mon· ha rd work, <Jn<f lhdl ... th(· "'J\ the Suri coach likes 1t. · • • • SOCCER SOUNDS · -Sixteen area youngster; recently copped t.ep honors m the ftrst round or F ront Page 88 SEVAN O COLU MN .. 11ons." rokt>d Malava~i. ''I'm gomg lo start drcs<; 1111! bt-tter ·10-k Run Set June 1 Am other~" "Yeh," Malavas i quipped, ''I'm a lso going to get a long with the press better ·' ••• E VEN BEFORE THE SEASON begins the: tom pellh on in Mc Dona ld'11 freeway Ch am· pton~tup Slulls Contest. !!:vents mcludt..-d pen alty kicking, Area wumers inc lude Navora Cesbkovaky and Mike Kaoas, both ot Fountain Valley, in the 7.3 age brac ket . J oel Maasoa and Matt Wiiiiama of Westrrunster 10 the 9-10 bracket , Dave Robl.uoe of Westminster and Albert Er1ckJ10D of Fountain VBlley m the 11 12 age group. BUJy Wllaoa and BIUy CdeBaca of Westminster m the 13·-14 group, and Mark Sutfu and Bruc:e 'MUllMe of Ji'ountam Valley m 15 16group An.>a girls who packed up v1cton es·are Collee• Common of Fountain Valley and Haley BW ot Westmmster In the 9-lO bracket . MudJ a.nd 0-..a Robertaoo of Huntington Beach in ~ 13-14 age brackt>t, and Westminster's Becky PrcbaJ and SOCCER J uU~ Mall.-Ir\ tht.' 15 16 d1v1s 100 . The winners now 11dy_tm<'c to i.ont" finals where they can earn a rhan(· · to roml)t'k In the June 28 county cham· p1ons h1p-. ••• i\ME KI C'AN YOUT H S O CC E R ORGl\NIZATION Region 57 <east Newport Beach. Ba lboa Island and Corona de1 Marl has !\et aside Saturday, May 10 for regtstrahon. Youngsters, al(t-s ~ 18. art· ehg1ble fo r the program a nd can re g1ster that day at Eas tbluff Elementary School .Lro m 9 a rn lQ a pm. Reg1stralloo ftt ts S25 for the first player. S2<> for the M'<.'<>nd ;.md $1!'1 for t'ach udd1tlonaJ cb.Jld·Ul a family Parent!> should bring the pla yN s birth c.•crt1f1('atc or other proof of agt, Camlly dO<'tor·., .oamc a nd phone..._n.umbt>r, m:.urance earner'<, namt', an emergenry phone number and addres.<, and date or the player'h htst tetanus shot. More 1n· formalJoo l!> ava1h1ble by pbocung Clain= W«:Sner II t 7 60--0947 . • • • • PllO<flLES> The California Sunstune of the Amcncan Soccer League ts awaillllg a rullng from the l~agul' offi ce on last Sunday's bi1ar re ending t.o a ~aml' v.1th the vts1llllg Golden Gate (,,111•-. In thJl ~ame . the Gales' Mal llocbe scored .1t 3 32 of ovt·rtime to break a 2·2 deadlock. But the rcfert'<' ruled the goal also ended the game. To put 1t mildly. thP Suru.hme d1sagr~. Sunshm~ off1<·1:.ils i.ay the ref haq an outdated rule hoc.1k and lht' overtime ptnod~ not have twen -.udden death but rather ronsist of two 10- mtnuh · penocl-. l 'ntll IEc·ai.:ut> officials make a de n~1on. the !';un-.hmi• I"> 2 J in ASL acuoo California rt'lurn-. to a('l1on ~..1) 7 v.hen c-<>a<'h Roo "~•m an .ind the M1am1 Americans VISJl ThP Sunsh1nf· has announC'f'd the signing of i?Oalkt'<'pN Pf'tt-r l\rnautor. He':. d formtr player for lhe t\AS.1..'s l:.d monton Dnllers. Prices Good tJru May ( 19811 Ra m s may have won the All·hulk award. With lhc additions of Phalhp Murphy C265 pounds>. J ewerl Thomas <240J and Irv Pankey C252 1. to go along with Doug Frani;e (280). J ackie Slater C270J. Ke nt 11111 <260l and Reggie Doss C267 l. the Rams figur<' to be hard lo m ove. The Orange County Track Club and llunl· 1ngton Beac h Elk s Lodge 1959 w all co· sponsor a lO·k1lometer run J tme l wh.leh wlll f o l low a c lockwise course around M lie Square Pa rk m Fountain Valley Olfac1ally, the st.artmg gate for the race will be al the BAS F Video Cor poration's parking lot a t the coroer of Talbert Avenue and Ward Street Motorcraft ... FOR SURE • • • THE BIGGEST SIN of the draft, according lo ~lt>tnberg. was USC qu11rterback Paul Mc Donald not being picked until the fourth round "I don 't know why he wasn't selected earhcr." ~aid Steinbn~. s haking his head "People 1ust don 't fully apprl'ctatc what he can do for a team .. He has so many intangibles. like leude rsh1p :.ind a good head on his s houlders. that ure over looked ·· The Hams passf'd on McDonald for obvious rea <.ons. lheir basket 1s s tuffed to the bn m already But for some of the othe r teams. 1t·~ inexcusable Can you imagine such standout quarterbacks as qen~ Bradley <Arkansa s Statei. Eric Hipple <Utah Statel, Rusty Lasc h CNotre Damei and Ed Luther I Sao Jose State> being drafted pnor to Mcl>onald • It's Ste inberg's belief that McDona ld will prove them all wrong. Lake Hodges Ope ns Saturday ESCONDIDO -Lake Hodges, ooe of the top bass fishing lakes in the Southland, opens Satur- day after being shut down for the past s ix months The ~e ls localed a couple of miles west of Inte rstate 15 between Escondido and Poway. ll will be open.on Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday. Rental boats are available, but pnvate boats can be launc hed . For mor e informa tion, phone 236·5532. Registration begins al 6 a m and continues un lll 7 45 Wlth the race t>Ct for 8 a.m Cat egoriei. include 18 vca rs and unde r , 19 i9. :.> 39. 40 49, 50 59 and 60 and over The pre·enlry fei! with a T -shirt is $6 and S3 without the shirt. Entry a pplications are availa- b le a l a r ea runn ing stores. Checks sould be made payable to Huot- i o gton Be a c h Elks Lod ge 1959 al 10480 Talbert Ave .• Fountaln Valley. The best ski ~rg•lns •nywhere •r~ found In the Skiing cl.uslfled .iads in the Daily Pilot. 642-5678 We Appreciate ¥our Business! NEWl- CAPU •VLIJXE Tiit wheel. console. ear cond.. pwr steering. wire Wheel covers Sporty bnghl red. (It 7) ('128) Nn'l- ZEPB"ll 2 MOil COIJPE Spark Plugs ~T~ 83!. RBSistot Type @]·~ PCV Valve • lf39 ggcEA. AUTOMATIC LIGHT SHUT OFF :·~~ ) , _____ -. '1250 Valvoline '111111/llll/11/llJll/lullll/Jllll -, • Behashoff In 4:26.2 ·· 500 Free E AST LOS ANGE LES Golden Weat Colle ge's Bill Bubasbort swam a bUaterinc- 4 . 26.2 t o w i n the SOO-meter freestyle and set a state and Ra· tlonal community college record o n the opening day of the at.ate c ha m p ions h i ps al E ast Los Angeles College Thursda y. Ba bashoff s haved more than three secondlS o ff the previous record, tiel In 1974 by Mike J ohnson of Foothill. The first of three days of ac· tl o n was hi g hl ig h ted by Ba bashoff's performance and a nothe r r ecord bre aker by Caro)me Ha:rt1 who won the 100 individual 'medley In 1.00.4 for G rossmont College. OTHE R AREA finishers ln the m en's com petition included Golden West's Matt Whitmore, who plared seventh in the 500 free with a 4 43.5, and Gr eg llolland who managed a runth place finish in the 200 mdo w1th a 1 57 .7 clock in)(. K e nt Davi ~ of Fu ller ton College topped t'V<'ryone m the 200 ·indo with J l 54 5 ma rk, w hi I e Wes t Va II t· y • s Greg As plund haCl tht• winning Llmt· in the 50 frt't' ( 21 I> The <'arly lt-ad1·r 1n the men's rffmpC'tlt1or;i 1~ 0 1Jblo Valley ~ilh Ml point~. followed by West \ Jiii'\ "Ith 73 ano Golden West 1n third with 52 pomll>. I n women ·~ compel1l1on, Orangt Coas t. CoUege's Alice Hrowne managed a second· placefirush in the JOO free With a 5. L2 5 ma rte. GO.r.DEN WES T 'S Ke lly Magee took top honors m the one-meter divmg with 411 p()UrtS t o h 1.g h I i g ht t h e R us tie r s · p('rfonnance<>. OCC's 400 medley relay team. rompos-0<1 of De nise Odenwald. S haron Tbeu., lirowoe a nd l.dura Weigand. picked up a t hird place finish with a 4 14 0 tlml· D1ablo Valley won the l'H'nl 11\ 4 ~ 4. D1·An1a -; Sul' OonohUl' nar· fl>"" I) m1s~ed a double v1rt.ory, .,.. innml( the 50 fn-e in 24-6 ~fore lw1ng n1ppt.'<1 in tht· 100 1ndu by HJrt·, record br1·al.1ng time ActJon N.>Sumes today and con· d udes Saturday. 15 OL 817~.s e cyl.. JM'. ltMnng. radio. tinted glaM. Pter1 white In colOr. One Of'lly ( 10635) (131981 s1241s Motor ,.~.,~ ar , '11.~>.w"•J>!Jm'lllW.'l»J.'!l>. -~ :-'M~':.: -l"J'2~.' ':.#PO 79~ ~·==q=':'::~~~--------~~::::::::~::;..~ft~~:: .. .J COSTA MESA -8outh Co•tt Auto Supply, Ill w. l•k•rc .. .......,111-noo .... NTll ·-CIL IUIM .. •"1a C:. .... ... u..w .... -,.. • ..... , ... ,.. ... ,. .. _ Pa JI -OIL t111• • -0.-.... -.. .................. -. ....... ... ................. N EWPOAT BEACH -United Auto Pert•, lt02 W. cMtt Hwy . 141-1M7 SPORTS ON TV I MOTORCYCLES Da unningl1am .. ;. Angel Fight ·Song? With the Antf'ls Oou.odt'ring 1n lhf ~Utr. lhla 1>eems an appropriate time to l't' urrf'tt the Yt-S We Can chant Al lnJt. lhat':r. wh41t Paul Walkn thinks • Walker UI thti M'lt.S<>n OC'kf'I holdtor who. with fo'ountatn VatJey roommate Hill t\n hnat "ltart ~d the Yes w~ Can movemt'nt in µtt'mher of l 97K Together with hi1 mo~r l)on, Wo ll..t-r, Paul ha6 wrinen u sona whkh bit$ bt't'n t't"C.•ordt"d and .u r t'd on KMPC, the Angels ' flu~'htp rndto statwn "It's not a slick, professiona l n·ronhna:." ~ay!\ Q!lC KMPC' t·nglnttr. "but ll':r. J l'utt·h>· llUle tunE> ~uess r d describe lt as an Angd fight song " Reprinted hert-. with perrrus.o.aon b) Wa Ucer " "Yes We Can. Angel~. Yes We Can llas·n't al·••ays been ea S) tu <'heer Gene :. team We've wait·ed a long tame to :r.t~ our dream Now we're back-Ing tlus team. go 1ng ..ill the way Gon-na cel-e·brate that beau-LI fuJ da_y (Chorus) Can we w1n this game" Just ask the stands! Get up ev-'ryJ>Od .y, s hout-m g Ye<i We Can' You've got ta be-lleve it e\'· r~ An gel fan YES WE CAN. ANGELS. YES WE CAN' There are thrE'e more verst·~. but you get tht· idea The reeordrng was done by the H1 Hope5. a performing g roup of hand1cappt•<l srngcrs who have given-concerts throughout the l'natcd State~ If the Angels were hitting as \\Cll ai. these han d1capped performers sing. there would be no need for :i fight song . .. . --'T~l>PltO-PHET DEPT. -= llere are the oflac1aJ Daily Pilot si:>orts staff predictions. Don't clip them out and save them. We don't want to be e mbarrassed in October . Roger Carlson: AL playoffs Yankees over Angels. NL playoffs -Pirates over Dodgers -World Series -Pirates over YankttS. Dave CunninghalI); AL playoffs -Angels over Brewers. NL playoffs --Dodgers over Expo:. Serie:;-Qodgers over Angels. Howcmi C. Handy· AL playotrs --Red Sox •• llYAH SM.....,.. II\ t'I flanger!> "'l. plli}'offS --Pl.rates OVU As1rQs. ~n~s -Rt'.'d Sox over Pirates C urt St>t-dt!n AL playoffs -Angels over Bre wers. NL playoffs Phillie$ over Dodgers ~raei. Angels over Phillies. John Sevano . AL playoffs -Red Sox over Rangers. NL playoffs -Dodgers over Pirates. Series Dodgers over Red Sox. Craig Sheff AL playoffs -Yankees over Royals NI. plavoffs Dodgers over Phillies. Serie!> -Dod,::l'r; over Yankees J\!\ you cun M't'. the• onJy clear-cut favontes are thC' Dodgers. "'ho "'l'rl' picked by thrN: of ~•x "'rtlt•r:. to "'in lht· World . Sen es. Only one writer t•xpt•c•ts a Fn •t•" ay Srries betwet·n the Angels and Ood ~cr!>. so ht• pr(1baf>ly doesn't hav(' a C'lue .. . . BASl::BALI. ~OTEl}OOK Nolan R)l.ln ha~ ... old has Anah<>am home and settled Ul Texas. but a httll' bll or him rt•mains m_Qrange. Counl}..-T-he lon~•ime--Angel f-.rvontc-is part owner of a ne\,· re s taurant 1n Newport Bea ch calle d El Cholo/Marganta Hyan. The eatery is part .or a 13-<'a fe complC'x at 4881 Biren St . . . Rod Carew will conduct a series of bitting schools for "seriou:r. b aseball stOdent.-." in June, July and August at Cal S tate Fulle rton . For informa t ion p hone 532-6828 ... Fan res ponse to new Angel announ cers Bob Starr .and Steve Shannon seemS-neuty unanimous. Horing' The feeling here Is that Starr .and Shannon sound too l\f: ;:. _'IJJke. hut that the~ do a capable. 1f umn:-pmng, JOb Weekend Sports on TV Saturday·• Tl'~ Radio .. t genda TELEVISION 10. 15 a.m . C4 I BASEBALL Thl' Chic ago Cubs meet the Reds in Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium. 11.~ a .m Cl3) SPORTS AFIELD. · l p.m. <7 I WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS - L1\'e coverage of the qualifying heats 10 the Na· t1onal Sprint Car Races, telecast from Terre Haute. Ind. (4) -GOLF -Third round play in the Hou s ton Open . (11 ) -AMERICA'S ATHLETE~'1981 -Shot putter Michael Carter a nd boxer Alex Ramos are among the athletes pro· ritl'd 2 p.m. '7) -KENTUCKY DERBY -The 106th running of the Kentucky De rby for three· year-olds at LoutS\'tlle's Churchul oo~ns. 3 p.m . (71 -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS The 40.lap final 1n the N ationaJ Sprint Car r.accs from Terre Haute. Ind. Also Kcntu<'ky De rby wr.ipup. 3.30 p.m. 121 SPORTS SP ECTACULAR Ll•On Spinks meeti-. Kevin lsaacs an a seheduled 10 round heavyweight bout from Redwood City. Also on the card Thomas Heam<; vs. Zeferino Gonzalez and the Houston lnv1tal1onal track meet t 7 > -WOMEN'S TEN SIS -Semifinal play in the Sunb1rd Cup from Cyprus Gardens. F'Ja. ll :~ p.m. (9) -COLLEGE TENNIS --liSC meets UCLA. taped Friday in Los Angeles. Christian Seeks To Stretch Streak Huntington Beach ·s A!an Chn~taan wiU head tonight's speedway motorcycle racing program at the Orange Count) Fai rgrounds in Costa M es~ "'hen he tries for ha s fourth straight <icratch main event ,·1ctory Gates open a t 6.30 ~1th the rir!.t of 24 hea t races set for 8 o'clock. Christian is undefeated in the scratch main at Cos ta Mesa this season. He will also face Kelly. r-f or an in a match race that has been re-scheduled from last week when Moran blew an engine in his bike. Pam Bennett and Margo King will return to action in tonight's program. King is also active in preparing ~e cycles of John Sandona when she asn 't ridin'-- Other favorites on the program include Brad Oxley, Dubb Ferrell, Steve Nutter, Gene Woods, Dave Sims and Danny Becker among others. RADIO lfa:-t·ball a m .. KA.BC KMPC' ("{i(J't Dodgers at Ph1l adelph1 a . 10 HI 17901. Seattle at Angels. 7 p m S1a1day·11 T'1. Radio A fl~Rda TELEVISION JO .JO a.m 0 1 > -DODGERS BASEBALL The Dodgers m t'f'l the Phijlies in Philadelphia. 11.JO a.m . (4) GOLF -Final round play in the Houston Open at Woodlands Country Club. Noon (5) TENNIS -The championship mat<'h in the WCT finals Is telecast from Dallas. 12 30 .m 121 NBA BASKETBALL - Ph1lad<'lph1a at Lakcrs an the operung game of the NRA <'hampionsh1p t:? 30 pm 171 \\O~E:'li'S TENNIS Tht' 'ln~k·!-rmal an thl' L'natcd A 1rlant.'S Sunb1rd Cup from Grcnelefe Golf and , Racquet Club tn Cyprus Gardens. Taped. t p.m. 19) FLVISG SPORTSMAN Ho~t Ed Tabor ,·1i-.1t~ Co~ta H1ca to h sh for snook and wrpon. t ~ pm. 14 1 -SPORTSWORLD Curlis P arkl'r <16--01 makl•s his fi rst defense of his L'S boxing associallon middleweight <'rown against :\1tke Colbert <26-4·1) from AtlantJc City. Also. The AJAW national women's coUegiate diving <'ham· p1onshipS and the 2,000 Gwneas. lhe fi rst race in the British Triple Crown. taped In Newmarket. England. 2 p.m. C7l -AMERICAN SPORTSMAN ~ Three a~·ard·winnmg segments from past sho . are repeated· Ball Walton Journeys to the Phill panes to search for the r are monkey-eatUlg eagle. r1s~ng for blU<'fas t\ off Martha's Vineyard and a kavak cxped1t1on down the Yampa River in Colorado. 3 pm. (7l BOXING · Ricardo Cardona de· rends has WR1\ j unior featherweight crown against Leo Handolph, the 1976 Olympic champion. in :r -.cheduJed 15-round bout from Seattle 1 30 pm 1i1 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Tht• English Rugh~ League cup final. taped an Lon don .\lso.·the ~omen's cla rr diving <'ha mp1onsh1p. taped •n Oahu. Ha"'a" RADIO Baseball-Dodgers al Phila delphia. 10 ·30 p m . KABC n oor: 'Sea'tllt! at Arfgets. 12·40 p rt1 • KMPC 1710>. 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A favorill' of bor1Jto r f.rn '>, thl' 18 year-old Hl\'t'ra. of M C'Xl<'" <'•1). ,.. known for his class ic st;. le and clcgam·1· But hl':. had some bad luck m T ijuana "It seems llkl' the• hulls r draw m Ti1uana are m ade of coocn :tc. or they arc lookmg for me," Rive ra Sa)s Ortega 1s coming off an £>X~llent season wltich was capped \\Ith the Golden Sword award, given to the top matador of the season. • Ec;pinosa 1& the only one of th<' three matadors who has facc-d a bull from El Junco ranch The 20 V<'a r old hJs bt•t•n <J full-n edged matador for on I\ 2': \ <'ar<o and this :-.ca son "'111 be the second he ha'> pcrform<'<i m T11uana T1<'kt't information on T1Ju ana bullfighters 1s available in ·sa'n 0 1eRo at G ra nt Travel. 1030 Fourth /\ve . or 1n Los /\n~<'les at Charge I..i.ne. 1647 North L a ttrea . or tn T uuana. at the bullfight office. !>21 A \C'o1cla de ht Revoluc1on Edison fugh'b \.ar~1\y lt'nn1s team c-ompl<'l<'d a Jlt•rft•l'l ~unset Lt·a ~ul' "<•asoo Thur..duy. 'he ll 1 n J! one t 1 m e p o w t• r "l;p 't'port Harbor. 23 ~l. to ftnl'ih 10·0 ~ .,-• lot I w '''fil" J 0 a ch Im Sp e t 1 . who r~e:~~~;!:~iiit~-fi nished 39 1 In sl'ls m league compellt1on. led the rout with four v1c-II;:::!==:=::==:::=:=:::==~~~ tones 10 s ingles, while doubles s t a r s Dean 0 1.soo and Myles Mallas , a loog with T e d and Cra ig Nusenow, swept th e Sailo r s 1n t hat category Coach T\m M an g·.,, Ed i son co n t in~c nt aYt a1ts the f1rsi round of t he Of 4·A playoHs wh1di begin Ma y 13 . wi\.h a 21 l record BUY OR LEASE NABERS @rdtlfar) Huntington Be a ch ORANGECOUNTI'S ( i n I s h e d s cc 0 n d i n ll!ADING DEALER league Wllh an M 2 r ec· R b T o r d • f o 11 o w e d b y \ n /.()l<'Pr l'r~rt> ug· y ourney Marina (6-4). Fountain .\o nf'ltPr ~f"rl'iC"P Va lley a nd Newport Harbor (each 3-7) and 2600 Harbor Blvd. Lures T 0 p T e ains r="'=io.=:lesa~W;;:estm:===lns:::;:;te~r::=. rn~C~ot1~a~M~esa~5~40;:·9~1;:00~ LONG BEACH -The place teams. rough and tumble world T h e f 1 n a I s o C a of r ugby comes lo Loog Southern California Beach tttls month when Seven-a-side Tourna- the Southem CaJJfornia ment follow at 12:30, Rugby Football Un ion and the National Club hosts the match series ·C hpmpionship game for the sttond U.S. Na· wrapaupt.heacUonat2. tlon al Rugby .C lub Admission to tbe Cha mpionship. ga mes ls $S. For .ticket Games are scheduled tnlormaUon. phone Bob M ay 10· l l w Ith a Jenka at 8118-1225. '- aemlfinal aetiee between the four United St.ates ·~=-=---------..=-..----....-...-....-.-..;;;.;.=-==.;.;.;;;;=~=:::.=::;:.;..:..:-..--..! realonal c hamplona C Paclllc Coat~.::SUmi. Mldweet and m> ln ·a playottformat. Veteran• Memorial SLadJum wtll be t.be 1lte of tht 1amea which be1ln with aemltln1I matche. al 11 and 12:JO p.m . Jn eddltioa. 1 match plllln1 \he U 8 Ea•I• and lbl Wtllh NaUonal THm la 1ehtidultd tor J p.m. that da1 A et Ion on lund•1' .,.,,,., at 11 ·--• tf)ft• latklft matrh .... .-n th• third 11Hf lourltl . . I -{YAW•• I •.I CW. Ofl'Pn) TOVAn'S & HR. VHS VIDEO TAPES ONLY $15 95 • • • 7 ., . J ' ~ •• J ., •• ~teplping aekward \Faire fantasies return By JERRY H EllTENSTEl N °' -D.ttf't -$laff Chaucer. long ago 10 his "Can t t>rbury Tales." wrote about lhe ar rival of spnng and 1ts promises A song from C~me lot calls the month of May .. lusty " Spnng ts often thought of as a t.Jme \0 C'elebrate It'!> a time for plant10g B~T FARMlNG, even garderung, isn t that common In Southern . Califorrua. Celebrattng asn't @lways easy for those C'aught an a dwly gnnd of <'Oncrete Jungle and high finan~ Southern Californians seem to need their fantas1('S One fantasyland synonymous w1lh spring in the Los Angeles area as the Re na1ssan<'e Faire. It's back at its usual place. the Old Paramount Ranc h ground!> on Ka nan Road m Agoura. The faire as no bigger nor better than an reC'cnt y<:>ars though 1t has ce~aanly grown since Los Angeles res1tient Phyllis Patterson origmated 1l an 1963 THE REVELRY covers the raneh site with its JS food booths, 95 craft stalls and various outdoor stages. s t rung out under o ld oak trees. despite much concern 1979 would be its final 4'tand there A hous ing project was si;heduled on the land o{lce used to shoot ~western movies. But cons1dt•rat1on of the San- ta MoruC'a mountain range as a na- tional park and an anvest1gat1on into a water pro1ect have likely eliminat- ed the housing development, accord- ing to Joyce Taylor. faire publJcist. So the show goes on. Tht• J,000 a(·tors and actresses who i.p<:>nl lhrPe weeke nds rehearsing prior to the fa1rc's opening last Saturday art• gaily dressed an Ehzabelhan costumes as they make their "ay over the groundi,, i.peak.iqg an Old Engh.sh vernacular . .. GOOD DEN s ire," Gail Glasier or Laguna Beach says to a man dressed in tennis short!> and s hirt Has faee "ears a punlcd look l\l !-. G las1er as on<:> of the paid street perfo rmers who h a s studied c h a r a <' t <' r d <.' v e Io p m e n t , b a s i c English and lifestyles o r the Renaissance < 1485 1625) at the L1Vlng H 1stor) Ccnt<:>r an Holl> wood an prep aratton forthc month Ion~ faire ·'There i!. a lot of red tape involved gett ing c amp1nf and parking • Pf'rm1L'<," s111d Gaal, who spelb her name for the h&1re Gayle Glaser .. But I lovt ttus It !> a filntw.y lived It s m11rvl'lo~ · _GAU.. IN HER faire role. 1s the wife of a glass maker and hru. a 9 year-0ld son whu 1s has apprenuce Her JOb, she says, 1s "to meet and greet the public " One young man and two wo.,.en make lhe1r way through hundreds of people Jammed along one oC the dirt trails beside food and game booths. "Make way for ye queen's cat ," they call Th<:>re as no cat. only a .. me-o·o-o o-w" from one of the females. INDUS ARTHUR, an actress with roles in the movie. "M A-S-11 ." t<:>lev1sion's "The Slonder Thread" and "Gen<'ral llosp1tal'' to her credits, sits on a rock and strums a moody melody on her rotkharp. Two small boys play behind her throwing pebbles in a brook that flows under the giant oaks. The sky 1s gray and there as a cool breeze. Close your eyes and it's easy to think of another time three cen turies ago But the half doren people who stop to listen ~long to today ~ A YOUNG MAN dressed in a Patts bt'.irgh Pirates baseball cap, slnped T-shirt, jeans and sneakers passes a manjuana cigarette to a youth next to him. No one seems to mind. Two men, a bat older and with beards, are ·dressed more like cow boys lhan 17th century rogues They tell Ms. Arthur they "adore" her music but fail to drop any money in her tip basket. She performs for the minimum SIS per day plus tips . Another young man asks lndus if he can harmonize as she smgs at has request. "The Green Leaves of Sum- mer." She agrees but he hums ter· ribly off lune. ALTHOUGH THE Renaissance was a, time of rebirth. a 1980 nemesis inflauon · -is very much present at the fatre e <See FAJRE, Page C4l 'If nvsic be the food of love, play on:· whh late, flute or crumhorn. Or tarry a --_,_ rrrxnent to relish the drumsticks, Cormsh pasties. watermelon. strawbemes and cream. Queen Elizabeth dnnks to the health o f her Subjects gathered for a parade cnss-c rossm.g tne Pleasure Fa ire . Floats for medie val pro- cessions were pulled as maiden sho ws, below . ,Revelry Up Campuses Go Medieval Authentically costumed lords and ladies of the Society for Cr eative Anachrorus m will re-create the lift> and t.Jmes of the M~ddle Ages at two Orange Coast campu:.es this month They will bnng their array of pavilions, combat armor . ar twork . stoc ks. hand·c rafled b ronze sculptures. steel swords, battle axes and maces to Wa > zgoose. the student sprang festival with a med1evaJ theme at UC Irvine Saturday. Tents and streamers w11l festoon the grassy knolls ol Campus Park from 10 a m. to 4 p.m . Musi- cians. J~ers. mimes and bve bands will perform contmuously on two outdoor stages. Refreshmetits, games and act1\ 1t1es for lhe whole family will be of- fered AFTER RF.COVERING from the jousting at l'CI. society mcmtx>r.., -.111 enteh alll al Golden West Colleges FeslJval 80 on the Huntmgtoo Beach cam- pus ~la> 17 The ~ft•rr) ~t.ik er; Gutld of SCA will provide the Top 10 of 500 ) t•ar:. a)(o J-. mu.,1cal background for the rommuruty fd1r put on by non-profit c1v1c service organ1zauons of Fountain \.aJley, Huntington Beach. Seal Beach and Westmmstt>r People v. ho are tared of the same old s hows on tele' 1s1on an& v. ant crt>at1vP outleti. an this modern. mechan11cd world an' 1m·1t1'<.i to chat with SCA performt·r~ at tlw st: l'VCnt..'-about possible. mem · b~:r:.h1p an the society. "TIMES OF REBIRTH" when our a ttention foc us~ on l"<plorat1on of the fascinating world around u." v.111 b<:> C't•lcbralt>d dunng Orange Coast Colle~e·s f1 ,-.;t RPna1!>~ant·t: Paire an Costa Mesa E\ ent!> from 9 a m lo dusk on May 10 and 11 will anC'lude performanC'e~ by belly dancers. magicians. Jugglers. nunstr~ and Shakespearean players. Pageantr). r~lry . gaming a nd commercial booths v.1ll dot tht> campus, according to Claude Wheeler. OCC's C'OOrdtnator of sptt1aJ events. A children's area v.1ll offer make-up tables. costume contest, ~ pett.J.ng too and do 1t-yourseU art supplies . ...... SHAKESPEARE'S "ROMEO and Juliet" has been chosen as the 200th producllon for Cal State . Long Beact~s l 'naver..1ty Theater where it will be presen~ this w{'(!kend and May 7·10 at 8 p.m. Director Libby Appel says." 'Romeo and Juliet' s tands out from the other great tragedies of Shakespeare. not onl) an point of time. but also in its centraJ theme The play deals with the power of nature in awaking youth to full manhood and womanhood." Gary Corrigat and Rarbara June Dodge portray the star-crossed lovers an the production for which CSULB visiting professor Andrew Tinsley of the Royal Shakespeare Company of London is stage manager. Tickets are S4 general and $3 students on Fridays and Saturdays and $3.50 and S2-50 on Wednesday and Sunday . . . .... 7 OAll.Y PllOT FtlOey .... y 2 1900 ENTERTAJNMENT I OPERA Spirit. Fills Performanees •Desfi1111' of IJCI CELEBRATING CINCO DE MAYO? The mariachi orchestrat El ConJunto V•r•- cruz, the Mecho Fotklor1co USC danc.eN, Lou Briseno' marimba bend~ Rene Z•ndeJas and his pyppets wlll perform at La Mirada Civic Theet r, 1'900 La Mirada 8"'d .. from~ to 10 pm. Sunday And at t<:nott's Berry Farmi the music of Trio Lo'> Nobles and M rlach Tomehtltlan and the m aolc and mlm~of Armandowlll bl presented all weekend In Fltt .. ta Vlllaoe ALSO AT kNOTT'S, ACTOR -. Ha I Holbrook wl 11 b(>('om~ Martt Twain tor , an l'V&nlng of the humorl\t's wit and work .. Stllrtino at 8' JO Saturday and Sunday In the Good Time'> Tht>tlh•r Tickets priced from S8 c;o to S 12 SO "FIGARO," A SLAPSTICK, rock ooera adaptation Of "The Marrlaoe Of F 1garo" will bl sunc;i by a cast from Coast· line Community College during Shows at 8 p.m . tonight at Bayview Learning Center, 25)1 Orchard Drive, S.nta Ana and at 8 p m . Tuesday at the G.m Theatrw, 128Sl M ain St., Garden Grove. Tickets $2. CAST IN 'FIGARO!' ROCK OPERA Karee Mathiasen, Mychael Barne• MARCIA LEWIS ACTS OUT FANTASlES "MARCIA LEWIS ... A GOOD TIME Girl In Concert" Is ~Ing presented at 8 30 weeknights, 1and10 p.m . Saturdays t and2:JOand7:JOp.m . Sundays In Westwood Playhouse, 10886 Le Conte Ave., Los Angeles. Box office: (213) •n-2'2'. The slnger-comedlen~actress becomes such characters as Vlolet O'Toofe, an over-the-hlll fairy godmother and Dallas Heartnett, country and western hostess for a psoriasis telethon . · "A GALA EVENING OF OPERA" \... by prize-winning Southland singers may ~ heard at 8 p.m . Saturday In the Laguna Moulton Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. Admission S10. MEANWHILE, DISNf:YLANDWILL BE featuring Paul Rev ere and the Raiders, Bobby Hatfield and Papa Ooo Run Run during a "rock 'n' roll r eunion" Saturday night. TH IS WEEKEND'S YOUTH EXPO 'IO at the Or ange County Fairgrounds In Costa Mesa w ill Involve 4-H Club, Glrl Scout, Golden West YMCA and camp Fire members showing off their photography, dancing, arts and crafts, foods and fashions, · livestock, cami>ing and dog obedience programs. Also industrial education students from local i unior high and h igh ~schoels and<ommun1ty colleges will exhibit their projects. The free expo- s1 t ion·runs from 10 to 6 Satu~day and 9 to 4 Sunday. NATIONAL CHAMPS ANO CONTENDERS w ill be among those vying fort he Y amaha Gold Cup Indoor ShOrt Track t itle duringeight heats. t w o se mi-finals, a main event and match r aces iri the Long Beach Sports Arena W~dnesday. Gates open at 6 : 30 p.m.; r acing begins at e. Tickets priced at $8 and S9 that ntght. PRIVATE OWNERS OF MORE THAN 100 c lassic M ercedes-Benz motorcar s will put them on an unequaled di splay valued -------- at $34 mllllon from 10 to 6 Saturday and noon to 5 Sunday at Fashion Island In New- port Beach. The 1uperlettve &nglneerlng may be seen up close In coupes, Cabrlotets, Road$ttrs and 300 SL Gullwlngs. FORTYHANDANDRODPUPPETS wlll bemanlpulatedby Nine end Roger Jouglet durrng "Circus of the Animals" at 11 •.m. and 1 p .m . Seturdtty In the NewJtQrt Theater Artt Center, 2$01 Cllff Drive, Newport Beath. Tl(k h w ill bo S2 If available at the door GARY WAID Of' COSTA MESA will appear In "Movln' Celebrat ion II," d dance concert by Chapman College faculty and students 1tt 8 tonight and Saturday In M emorlal Hall Auditorium on the campus, ,333 N. Glassel! St., Oranoe. Tickets $3.SO. VIOLINIST SHl!LLY BURGER ot Fountain Valley wlll perform with the 100-plece Chapman Symphony Orchestra, led by John Koshak at 8 p .m . Tuesday In Memorial Hall at the college, 333 N. Glassel! St., Orange. Admission $2. The p~ram wlll lnctude "Fanfare From La Perl ' by Dukas. THE WORLD PREMIERE OF "My Genius, My Child," about Eugene Q'Nefll's llfeln New York intheearly 1920s, Is belnc;i staged In the Studio Theater at Saddleback Colleqe, 28000 . M arguerite Parkway, M ission V ie Jo this weekend and M ay 8-11 . Playwright Ke tti FrlnQs won a Pulitzer Prize ~r "Look Homeward, Angel." Tickets remain on sate for the flna l performances Phonf' 831-4656 for reservations. JOHN LYDON, ALSO KNOWN AS Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols, w ill headline an 8 p.m. concert Sunday at the Olympic Auditorium, 1801 S. Grand Ave., Los Angeles. Tickets $10 at the door. JOHN l YOON AT THE OLYMPIC NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL presents 'ill a r n t u n May 15, 16, 17 -Curtain 8:00 p .m. 600 lrvlne Ave .. Newport Beech Reaervatlona: 7514402 Enrichment Was Great ByDONALD,.HOBSON ,, .... o ... ,,,... What makes opera grand? . In a 1958 Omnibus telecast and his book, "The J oy or Muslr," Leonard Berns tein re· ferred to "the naive way In which emotions are magnified and crystallized. Music takes tht> m ere words of drama and gives the m new highs and new d"pth!. •P HE SAJD TlllS IS th~ real meaning of the "grand" an grand opera As t.hls wnter watched UC I rvine.._n. p recedentA.'d and uruque productJon of Verdi's mas terp1e<.-e, "La Forta de l Oesuno," <The For ce of Dest my 1, he kept coming back to Bemstetn's comment. Why'> First, a little background. Th~ produc- tion was a collaborative effort involving sJDgers. v. nters and musicians from England. Ita ly, New York and CalJComia and reqwred the taJents and time or many people over many months. FOREMOST WAS THE high quality or the o rchestra's playing. Anchored at the s trings by the s uperb New York String Quartet a nd under the sure d1recUon of conductor Richard Rrndshaw. native or England: the music w~ tn~p and clean from the overture to the finale. '··.------·· One c .. ulCt w;,is thf' art1.St1c and lt•thn1cal t·>CceUenn· of the !>t!t'> a nd L1ghttn).! Thi:-OJ>t'ra. pl:.i:yt'ii o n a mint· s tai;:e. caU)', for seven scent' changes which v.ould tax the r(".(Jurce:. of a major house such a.~ tht• Metropolitan . BL'T TllESE SETS wtuch ran the gamut from an elegant drawing room to the stark· ness of a monastl'ry posed no JDs uperable problems for Richard Tnplett These mad-. 19th century Spanish and Italian back.uo\lQd.s-• -· •• v.·ere authentic reproductions of the 1869 La Scala production Verda bad also <·al led ror somber lighting and Cam l'ron llan'l'Y ..... 1thout candles o r M8Shghll>. lisC'd modem f'lectronj~ wizardry to accurate l> nahze \'t'rdl''i 19th century mten· lion~. ,. It 1s dlff1<·ult ti) sell'<'t an) mf'mbc>r of thc- l a '\t for .J "Pl'<'lal a('coladc. but l)ne ff:pl:, tom pdlc-d to ,mgle out .J ak<' G~tml·r. whos" nng1ng bat1tonf' and uct1 nJi: ability a'i Don C..irlos":i...out.,tan<11n~ . C\'nlh1.J Clan<> ., lu-.trou!> m e-zzo wa!'. tatlonnadt• for th<· key role of the· ~yps; ~1rl. Prez1~11la Henry Howe I I. the RMta!>h te nor. "JS a m~c t.-ffect1 ve Don /\h aro and Carol \'Ctnes .... a nat1\'e Cahforn1an ...... Leonora, ..,ho'A ed a r1:a l grn-;p or the emotional and musical dl'm.inds of this melancholy f1gurt" L'CJ PARTl('IPA!'\TS, Al ~forn<i a., TrabU<.'O and u peddler. and Jefferson Wall- 1 ng as a s urgeon also g av~ s tron g pe rf orma nee-. a In Uu .... m<ht tra~u· of operu.-, 1t fell tr1 Darric k Hammond S troud the Br1t1 s h bantont• to prondt· th" nec,.....,dr) <'Omit n • hf'f Ha.-, humor and 11manR a.-. F r .. ~1elltonc "e rr ma n 1·lou<, In lt•rm' of ~anging. t:Cl's great contnbu t1on .... a.., tht• manelous cn..,emblc quality of thl' choru.., and <1anc cr'> m the: tY.O, great ?horal M't•m·s Thur d1sr1plm<> and JO)ful quality add!'d lu..,tl'r to tht• n rh \'cn.11 .,core The pea<;ant danct'r., y, 1•n • .1uth<•ntH' :.incl rnl o rful thanks to EuJi:<'nt• Lonn~., .,Uri' chnreog raphy on the unl\ N ... 11 \ ., 'm:.ill "'·•J.!P MAN\' NAMES ('O~ E 111 mind .,., h•·n r!t t nbutm~ credit for r n·.iun~ for th1· f1r .,t 111111· <Stt l 'CI, Pait•· <~61 FASHIONS• EDWARDS CINEMA • FASH'H SPLASH •CASA DI POMPEI • HAMBURGER HAMLET • COCO'S • ~ LET US SERVE YOU! SHOPPING • • Command Performance 540-6153 Photography by Jeffrey 545-8788 Mesa Verde Flo~ 549-5115 1701' H•rbor 81vd. • (Herbor~•m•)p Coeta Meee, CA .... (II > < m :D 0 m 7 ., I I I • f ' -. • \ OUT 'N ABOUT GALLERIES DAILY PILOT Conerete, Aerylle Seulptu~es Shape _Up Iillrigue_, ~ CONCRETE THAT SLUMPS NATURALLY into the shapes of hound doQ.$, bullfr~ and hloooPOt•m l I th• medium Lou R•nkln prefers for his an lm a l st •tuary °"' dtsplay et Chell I Gellerle5, 1390 s. Coast tifQhway, Laguna Beach. Rankin. who edds stttel, bronH a nd driftwood to create herons and storks. such u those on d liplay at t he Sherman FoUndatlon '" Corona del M ar, will be honored alono w i th wat r colorlst R. A Bf.nson dur ing • a 3 p.m . rec ptlon Saturday a t the g a ll ry Rankin's whlm slca l m enagertt:i and ~nson'\ doc kside Imagery mav ~wen from 11 to ~ ~u~sdavs·Saturday !!. through M •y 1~ ETCHINGS BY FOUR ARTISTS.WHO helpep inspire· the conceptual cl~ Movemt-nt of the 1970s ctr e on display in the Fine . Arts Gallery at UC Irvine through M ay 1• M u sic, sound. 1an9uagt1 and theater promptt·ct t he~·nts of John Caoe. Tom M ar ioni. Ro rt Bclrry and Joan Jonas who w ill b€ hon red at cl reception from • to 6 p m We nesddy In the gallery The works may be JeWed from noon to S TueSdays through ~at urdays. KNOWN FOR EXPRESSIVE FACES of children, Jeanne Down will demonstratE- printmaklng at 2 and 4 -p m . Saturday at Christie Sahara Collect ion. 4515 Campu<:. D r ive, Irvine. CINCO OE MAYO WILL BE the theme of two galler y events. Five Chicano artist s who blend the cultures o t the American India n and L atin America A cevedo, Hernandez, Torero, U lloa and Zar co will be pr esent this wee~nd at Galeria Capistra no, :J1M1 Camino Capis· tr ano. San J ua n Capist r ano w here their w or ks may be seen unti l M ay 15. Festi val Lat ino de las Art es. from noon to 9 p.m . Saturday 1n Garden G rove's Village G reen Pa r k . 12732 M ain St .. will focus on the colorful arts of M exico. Folklor ic d ancers wi ll perfor m t o mar iachi music and Mexican foods and handcrafts will be for sale. Collected "A rtes de M exico" MODERN MOMENT OF REFLECTION Marsha Burns Photo , Splrltus Gallery and a mor~ contemPorcHY grouping ent itled 'M enudo" are oit"d1sp1ay In t he east and w est gollerw0; of tht• nt-orby Visual Arts Cl'nter T H E PHOTOREALISTIC WATERCOL ORS of Fullerton College instructor Don Hen· dric k s hint at deepN hidden realities The pa1nt1ng<, ME' bt.•1nq exh1b1ted this month at Oc><,1qns RN vc led Gallery. 619 N H<1 rbor Blvd . Fullf'rton T he public is invited to c1 lrt•l• rE'Cl•pt1on ci t 3 5aturday and a Hrndrn. ks demono:,trat 1on from 7 f() 4 M a y 10 "PAR AVION" IS T HE THE M E , of Bonn1f> Marcu<.'<, mac;ter 'of arh exh1b1 t1on in GallPrY A at Cal Stat~Long Beach. Hour" are noon to 4 through M ay '> Reception starts al 7 pm Saturday. ABST RACT FORMS SEPARATE .. sen suous colo rs' in paintings by M uldoon E Ider complemC"nted by thP smooth, auvl1c EARLIER QUIET BY SIR JOHN MILLAIS ·caller Herrin' at LA County Museum sculptur es of Bqan Bahar 1n their two- man exh ibit through June 8 at the Vorpal Gallery, 326 Glenneyre. Laguna Beach V1ew1ng hours are 11 to 6 Tuesdays thr ough Sundays. Paintings are on loan from a private collector . RE ALIST PAINTER SUSAN CLOVER ,' a Saddleback College instructor. whose works havP been exhibited in Los Angeles, La Jolla, 0Ptro1t and Sw itzerland. wtll concludf• the Southern Coliforn1a a rt1<,1 lec turP sNies at Orange Coast ColleqP rn Costa M P<,a on Tuesday A1'.jm 1<. s1on toF1neArts Hallll61s s1 SOat noon · . NOT ED PtiOTOGRAPH V H ISTORI AN • and collec tor , Van DE:rf'n Coke. will speak d t 8 p.m . Wednesd;iy 1n thf> Orange Coac..t Coll£·gf' Auditorium. T1 ckl'tS ~:? 5-0 BLA CK AND WHITE L ANDSCAPES by Dr Tony Protopappas of Laguna Beach are fecltured this month at the Al 8( :son Gallt•r y of Photoqrdphy 3720 Campus Dr1vf' Newport Beach. Hours are 2 to• and 6 to 10 p.m . Mond&Vs through Thursdays. FIVE CENTURIES OF MASTERPIECES . from the Armand Hammer Collection, lndt1- dlng Rembrandt's "Portrait of a Man Hold&pca a Black Hat,'' never shown bef<Sre In the · Southland, are on view at the Lc>s Angeles county Museum of Art through Aug. 31. Par isian landscape painter , Camille Corot, 1s represented by six w orks. Including a ra re por trait. Other works ar e by Rubens, Fr agonard, Goya, Ceza nne, Chagall and Van Gogh. Admission Is S1 for adults and SO cents for student s and young people 5 to 17 dur ing regular hours : 10 to S Tuesdays throuqh Fridavs and 10 to 6 weekends. Adm ission w ill be free from noon to 9 p.m . M ay 13, J une 10, July 8 and Aug. 12. JOYCELYNN DIXON OF COSTA MESA Is exh ibiting her paint ings, cer am ics a nd draw ings In the G uggenheim Galler y at Chapman College, 333 N . G lassel! St., Or ange, from 1 to S through Tuesday. The senior art major w ill be honored at a reception at 8 p.m . Saturday. SAN F~CISCO ARTISTS A nna ana and Biii Gaglione combine out- r ageou humor, Dada attitudes and well r esear ched histor ic a I information in the "F uturist Sound". They will perform at 1: 30 p .m . W edneSday In the Graduate Center at Cal State, Long Beach, 6101 E. Seventh St . Adm ission is free. . A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF 17 th and 18th century French draw ings from H arvard Un1vN<,1 ty m ay be seen at the J . Paul Getty M useum in M al ibu unti l J une 6 Parking r eserva tions, r equired for guar· anteed admission to t he museum. may be obta1 ne<1 by phoning (213) 454-6541 or writing to the m useum locate<1 at 17985 Pacific Coast Highway. Hours are 10 to S Tuesdays through Sa tu rdays. SU BTLE LIG HTING ENHANCES Dinner Deserves a Curtain Call lhe casual human poses in photographs by Mar sha Bur ns on display at Susa n Spir itus Gallery, 3336 Via LldO, NeWJ>Ort Beach. The show, whic h has been extended through May 10. may bf> seen from_l 1 to s T uesdays through Sat,vrdays. lt must. 1ndl'<'d. b<.' nict' to have Doll} back in town Th<' old girl Just keeps coming back Jnd commff back This lime• thl' ,,~rable Dolly Gallagher Lcvt 1s c·ollecllng hl·r "'hellos" and conduct ing ht-r matchmt1k1n~ in a Tustin production of her Pnduring :-.:.i~;i. And you probably won't catch a more• t•nJ0.'<.1hle "how this spring Ellzab<'lh llowa rd '~ new Curt.am Call Din nt:r Th(latcr has mountl'd :.i war m and shinin£ prodm·t1on of ".Jfello. Dolly" for its premiere l'lfort. Furthl•r. t h<.' food 1s as deserving of ar1 plau:.t:' a:. an.' thing on ..,laJ!<' K UDOS FOR THIS welcome add1t1on to the Or ange County dmmg and entertainment scene go to an unusual brother and sister team. Mrs Howard and John Ferola They were joined iri t hl' "Ooll\ · dl'but by production-coordinator Da\ 1d W1ikm .... on. a dancer and choreogr aphl'r "1th mnn• than '10 musicals to his credit. Tht• "1fo of in~urance executive Robert /1.olJen ~~ ._, ~i4 S/;;)ragon . ·-_ __:_ . GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES Speciali zing In Chinese A lo C.Orte Dishes LUNCH•OINNER DAILY FOOd To Take Out t 1 30 A M to 10 P M 2021 H..tM!r lhd. COSTAMUA 642-71 &2. 631-991 c CAfot:Jier'S CfJay- This Day Is Special! Our award winning restaurant has prepattd a specia~ m enu for M other's Day including our ~uperb Steak Teriyaki and Shri mp Tem pura d inner for $10. O ther combination dinners. favo rite en trees starting at $8.95, and a children's menu will also be available. ·Treat "M om " and the family to a very special and m~morable dining experience. Dinner from 4 PM . V11111BtO A '*ry Spedal Jap.i-Rttt11.ur•nl Cefttury Plau Hotel I 211·1940 60 r .. ldon ltlllnd Newport lu<h I 644'"'811 Out 'N About Norman Stanley llt1\\ a rel, El1a1bNh ts a vl'll·r~ bU5mcss woman and manag('rTil'lll ~p<·ciallst v.ho has add1t1onal ly taken on tbl' joh of producer for Curtain Call 1\ 11at1vc of H<.1rtford. Conn .. s he also attended thl• l 'o1\1:r..,1ty of I lt1rtford John Fl'rola. Curtain Call artistic director obt ained both h1 '> bachelor 's and master 's degrees in theater arts at the University of Con necticut. He taught theater arts at several m 1dwestem college'> t>efore becoming a <;ta_g1• m anciger and later the owner-director or his o" n dmner theater Takin,g over the premises earlier or Distinctive Waterfront Dining Oyster Bar, C.Ocktails & Entertainment 1\ 1rad111nn 1n ll:l\\:111 for \l'.11\ fhc \p1m.lrif1er Kc,1..1uran1 ha~ 111\I drnrpcd .•nl h11r in °"t:"P"n Bcal·h Wl•\c µnt 1lw r.nc ... 1 'll'"' "" rlw h.trh11r. J ... upcrh 11\,tcr b.11 ,\ l11uncl' .ind .111 .1rr." .. 11l·mr1 IOI! lunchcl•ll Jlltl J1nnl·r 'l·ln ""n' tr 1•m f<Jl"~ n f Lamh .ind Pnme R1h In H.1v. .111.in 'rc.:1alf1l'' li~c Mahi M .1h1 anJ <;"011lfl\h \1 ..i~c pl.in' 111 1••111 m ... oon' Rc ... cr'<llll '"' .1l·ccp1l·d .t \:\'\ WtAl Pa..:IOc .Cllll\I Hinh"'·' Ml :!2'J\ IJuo \nu1h of ewJ)(lft Ohd,1 UNUSUAL FACTS ABOUT INSECTS c·upwd b~ tht· l-J l'iJro1nu 1'..illdrt'' Thi Jl<'r lht '"'" 01~rator-; hJ\ l' r'durh1..,h1-<l Jnd rE'\ a mix-<.! 111'-l :ibout l'H'r~ thing 1n "1ghl Tht· ~Zac-1<1l!!> and .illrnct1H1I\ dt·corutt•d fal 1llt• ~<·at! up tu 275 pt•nplt• ut rov..., c1f t .1hh•o., ri'>inl{ 1n tiers for un 11h ... 1rut·tt-<l \'I•'" ing frum <1n) :-it·.:1t 111 thl' hou.., .. T H E IH MO ST l !'i~O\'ATl\'F. t our h . how('n•r. 1s thl· nwan., by which you get your food I n-;te:id of tht• combined buffet tablt· ·w n 1n• found at moo.,t dinner theater~. tbe meal hl'rt' 1s "holly a tabl1: ..,t"rv1ce affair how they sing, good guys and bad guys, pr otective coloration and shapes -are covered 1n an entomology d isplay in the Golden West College natur al h istor y museum through June 3. Sc hool tours may be • arranged by contac1i ng Candace Donnelly at m .111 1. ext. 484. INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN W EAVER Alberto VaSQuez is v isiting Or ange Coast Formallv :.ittir(•d "Jlter., tand efficient nm'"· too) bring e<.1ch selection in v.hat's billed as a full gourmet dmnC'r. And I frankly found no rl:'ason to d1sputl' the termmology used for e>. l!Cut1ve chef Joe A. Barncs's offen ngs. College from his home in Oaxaca, M ex ico 1 for the third year in a row. The sale I and exh ib it of his trad itional Indian I styles and cont empora r y textiles will con-· t inue through Wednesday in the OCC Art Gallery from 10 to 4 and 7 to 9 p .m . Dinner leads off with a homemade soup pn·· pared on tht' b3sis of frc><;h <;tock :iv31Jabiht~ in this cast• c-rec1m of celer y, ;i., buttery a:> 1t "d:. l·n •c.1m} and !>crvl'd in cl<.•ga~g bov. Is weekdays and 11 t o 3 this ~end. He has "#. wo ven COPies of paintings by Picasso and M at isse and an abstract of Abf'aham Lincoln that decor ates the U.S. Embassy CStt C\.'RTi\J!\, P a gt> n 1 in Mexico City. t ' 'PIND OUT WHAT'S GOOKIN' TONIGHT. .. ? @ h could hl' hl'ef nh":"> '' 11 h bnrbecue sauce. Or maybe 1t 's mahi·mahi . Or rcia~l µork. curn l'd bed ... any nne of a dozen of your favorite entr~es._ You ..,l't>, we feature a different ~t'cond entree every niRht ... but the pnce is alway~ tht: same: $S.-1S for all ynu want of bot h ent ree ·. That includes all Er: n ~,·a nt of our famous fried chicken. too, plus hot soup . salad. mashed atoes and Rravy, two vegetables. com bread and honey butter. You'll e joy dining fam ily-style with us no matter what's cookin'. Now Acceptrng Reservations For Mother's Da y "THE ... GJllG DYELLOW "HOUSE llRESTAURANT 3010 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa l/uurs: M-Th . 5-9; Fn. 5-10: Sat. 4·10; Sun, l2·9 For re crv11t10ns, call 54 9-l)310. , -· .. II • 7 .. ~ . . ' r ~ DAILY PILOT Tuesday, May 6 I!. PREVIEW PERFORMANCE ~A,B~ ~ .ARE FREE SPECIAL TICKET PRICE $1 :t.00 - Sunday, May 11 ~- MOTHER'S DAY t~~ A Gilt Flower For Your Lady ~ Two Performances. Brunch & Evening f utfrvm..t'lC t JuP·, lf'11u '>un A 4')un l:itur\(.I• 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana 92704 ,,.,.,. (11f ,(, t '-#/• • 9f' YWf f ~ W tfHOW'f q A ._.AC •A'"~'- ~\~!l!J!J1'''''''''~''''''~''''''~1~111111111~1~:~~~:. ::: cf-..1.:Zd.JJ:dfk 0-tdiY.tt<mt; ;· Curtain Call -Dinner Theater. ••··················••········•··············•··••····· f•,. ., t /,./,.,I r1,1/,, /'tt,dm '"""' ·•Food and production deserve encores!" Long Beach-Press Telegram ...-""'· -~~I ' ~ ELLO, loLLY! FULL GOURMET DINNER SERVED AT YOUR TABLE • NOW TAKING RESERVATIONS • MAJOR CREDIT CARDS l'ESEAVATIOf\IS (71C) 131-16CO e t90 H CAMINO REAL-TUSTIN 'DOLLY' COMBINES LOVABLE GUILE, BOU NDLESS WARMTH Jenny Wentwof'th. Rendy Henrtckaon During Curtain Cell Performance URTAIN CALL. • • < fo'rom Page CJ) INSALATO MISTO netted some incred1bh fresh and cnsp &ardeo greens and garn.i tossed with the special house dr~mg. The recipe £o r the latter wouJd be worth a midnight mid on Cher Barnes's kitchen rile From the thre{' entn . .oes. l chose baked Alaskan white fish with crab sauce. served with 11c·c pilaf and vegetables du JOur (Italian bean~ a nd carrots). The crab sauce proved a s uperb c·omplemeot to the ris h whlch had been cooked to that moment. of perfecllon that makes 1t almost as fragile as a sourne. But several taste samples led me to prefer my companion's entree. roast New York jus lier M.'rved with stuffed baked potato (which had o s light but flavorful onion accent> and vegetable. Color, texture and tenderness evidenced 8!> m uc~ quality in beer as prepa;alion. ' Beatles' I 11fl1ie11ce Explore<~ "Th e B eatie~ 1n Per-.~t1ve" 1s the title of a St'rlel'> or three Ice· lures at Golden W t•si <:ulll!gc on Frida):. sta,.tmg May 9 LECTURING tn Finl· Arh 222, 7 to!l pm . will bl' Hobin M:.itth<'"'"· humanillt•s instructor. "ho tcacht-!> cla!>!>e'> in the h1 :.tory of ro<'k mu s i c and contem · porar;, rock music ••••• .. , ., , .... , .... -. OUT 'N ABOIJT llal Caat-Fllll · MOTHEKS DAY BUFFET Roast Beef ~ Fretb Salads Rout Lamb T:pl" . &. Much Mort Bourbon Glaud Ham Dtcoraii\."t Marriott Ice Carvings MarrK>tt's Famous Twin Pianos OUR FAMILY HOLIDAY DINNERS ARI:. BECOMING A TRADITION. Plu•e make your restnallon• now. C.11 7 l ..... G-4000 b l. 6106 New~Beach ~ ·~ TennlsCJub 900 Ncoop«t C-tn Omr THE THIRD ENTREE choice was breast or chicken a la plpmo, described as "boneles!> breast of chicken < sauteed with wine. mushrooms and fine seasonings in a delicate sauce)." Matthews will take an ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ in depth look 11t the-;: Desserts. at Sl 50 each. do not come with the dinner. They include frozen pie. l'hocolate ecla1r topped with .hot fudge sauce · and ·sprinkled with nuts. frozen chocolate mousse llnd carrot cake.· musical and cultural taslemakors of the '60s r roin the mid .. 50:. L1,erpool bcg1nn1n ~~ through "~aUemania" to their c;olo car~rs in music and film The !>enes "111 explore Three entree choices for the Sunday brunch pPrformanct' lead off with crepes a la rein lfilled with <.'hunks of tender chlcken topped with sauce supreme and insalato m isto). The other selections are crepes a la mer (filled w1lh morsels of seafood lopped with crab sauce and insalato misto) a nd eggs Benedict (served with fruit cup). lhC' Beatie:. a!> cultural -~--------·• p c h o o m l' n o n a n d ..._ ____ -_,,. __ ___,'--·' mus ical trcnd·st•ttl'i·s. INCLl'OEO will be 1---------mus1c·. films. pnt>try, THE LAST OF THE wine. so to spE'ak, together with our inevitable ·•one tea, one c:o( fee," sparked the proper mood of mellow relax- ation as the orchestra s truck up the overture And it mus t be l>aid the excellent se\'en·piecc aggregation gave the score a s pirited rur through that sounded as though there might have been 20 m usicians instead. Proof of Mrs. Levi's perennial power to in· veigle and.enchant is abundanUy clear the mo- ment the title·role performer comes on stage. She's a commanding singer·actress. Jenny We ntworth, who shades her portrayal of Dolly with equal parts lovable guile and boundless warmth. A lanky and vastly amuslng Bordt Ingersoll appears opposite Ms Wentworth as Horace Vandergelder. "the well-known Yonker:.. N. Y. half-a -m1lhonairt' " Verve and energy abound with each ·en· trance of Bnan Shucker and Jim Alexander 1n the respective roles or Comeltus <1nd Barnaby. Strong support is a lso provided b'y tnree attrac· t1ve young ladies: V1ck1 Davis as Irene Molloy, Nansi Brower playing Ermengarde, a nd sct'ne- stealing Dianne Fraser c utting some fancy steps in the part of Minnie Fay. ON THE "NEEDING improvem ent" side. too m any incidents of awkward scene changing gave the production occasional stumbltng and faltering moments. This can probably be at· tributed to a stage that's unbelievably small compared \o the theater's other facilities. but that drawback might have been turned into an asset with a litUe more creallvity and 1magma lion. Certainly those factors were at work m the choreography. All the lively and h1gh·steppmg dance numbers bordered on the ingenious in the way such little space co(ltained so much move· ment. On the dining side, I also hope that by now someone has clued·in an obviously new busboy on the proper way-to ser ve beverages It 1s NOT by holding the t.op edge or the cup or glass with all five fingers. Overall excellence of both food and show. picture!>, :.ind the SC r<'<lm '> o f Beatlcrnanwt•!> Adml!>SIOO IS frc•t•. un<l series r<'g1strat1on "ill take place <it the doo~ CHILD AT FAIRE F rmRPagcCI FAIRE. "'. Most food and drink prices are 25 to 50 cents higher than last year and more than one booth has a sign common m m any rclall oullcl.5 v.e h onor Bank o f Ameri C'a and M.a ~t l'r Cha r~e card~ Alas, some reaht1c l'Unnot be (antas1zed away. however, make it worth the effort to head THE FAIRE IS open Tustinway vlaany freeway. each Saturday <i,nd Sunda.x this month plus DARK ON MONDAYS only the doors open June r and Memorial ror dinner Tuesday through Friday at 7 p.m. Day, May 26. Hours are and showtJme ls 8: 30. Dinner gets under way on 9 a . m . t o 6 p . m . Saturday at 7:30, the show at 9. Ad m ission 1 s S8. 25 The Sunday matinee performance has a general and $3.25 for noon bnmch and 1:30 p .m. showt.ime,. Dinner those under 12 years or Both Sun1pruous & Graciou~. ( \\ c.: 111\ Ile thl' 'oracious.) t ~• \I, ~I" r 11,. 1,.ifh i 1 • l•l•ul ~•-.I 1 ,., I !'\JI h '-'.l.-*1.1' q.:1 .. ~ .Ut• I c·W frr" l~I f u-.l fk"', "-nJflll'll< JI"' tic--,,' J1u, l~l\t: mu'1' . .1110 lhc. '4\UiJl oi uimplmic:nur. dU/llJl'll.,'Tll Thi• 1, 11~ !>rune h l '\l-n•)fk' l..i.11 • .) ~iu1-~hni Ilk') fin.uh "''If> 1,.;um,: \trnh~:r\ DaY Buffer Bnmch .... nn!rn·~1rrn.1i.:n111c•H<.r.ltl''l\.Jl1r. .. 1m \111111• J-11-, 1.h1kJn1l ... ,.,.., •IT 111 ilot • ln:.u 1 pn• ... ' , I tho. l•r.m.t I• •M"I'• I<& ..t..1 1r J iii \\ 1lh •Ir 11111,_ I i....• ,,, )I~ J'o , I kJro. I 51, '>t 1\1..,. t\Jlh ''"'rt 1111111 1J lln1n. h .,. nt'\f 11 • \ \I 11 ~ I'\\ ~REGISTRY --------------------1. I I . I I :J--.- 1 · 1, I I I I I I I I I I EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA ·I The · I S7.88 I P • I rime 1 Rib or I Fresh Fishl f The Dayl Dinner I Special I I Served w1ttr nee pilaf Of' baked I potato. cup of soup du iour. I broccoli with hollandaise I ·sauce. peocti half I OFFER EXPIRES I and show hours S unday nights are 6 and 7: 30. age ,. Reservations and lnfol'malion: 838-1540 The site is reached by ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~rraveling the Ventura I MAY 31 . 1980 I "So Long, ~tanley!" (1'4)·4'92-9950 tla.'-s F r e e w a y { 1 0 t l _,~-nor thwest of Los DINNER PLAYHOUSE Angeles to the Kanan Al ~n A"-Ir'\ H O TEL Road exit and following --'-"""'IL-' the s igns. t MOTIL WAY,~ CA a.2 I SUNDAY CH.AMP.AGNE IRUNC~ 11:30 to 3:00 I ·I ·On-the-Mall at South Coast Plaza Near the CarouseJ ' I I on the First Leve l . For reservations call: 540-8822, I .. ___________ :...:_=~~==.::=------..---... l'MIBfTI JUDYO'DEA F OR YOUR DINING & E NTERTAINMENT PLEASURE M USIC .tnd l.\l'•let b'i RODGERS II HAMMERSTEIN ""°...,,.,., DAVID CRYER •vu•v TUU. THltU IUN. •vu. AND IAT. • IUH. MATINlll ... .. ,, .. ..,_..,. ~s. ~ { ,. t ,. JACK PRATHER TRIO Tues .. thru Sal. DANCING Jl•,OMITAvt LAGUMAMACM 11•0•1-..-A""''"' I,,.,. ,..,,,'"R ~· , .. 4'4·Mt1 711·11M OARAISON I BAK ER Tues., thru Sat. NIOHTWINDI Sun. and Mon. DANCING NtGHTL Y Owrlookt~g 810Ul1fcd' IA~ Fortrl hl1 t MUHU.ANOI AT fUOOI lltOUfl . IL TOM T7NIU KELLY LEMAlft! Vocal & Piano Tues. thru Sat. SANDY IANOlltl Vocals & Piano Syn. and Moa. H•ICOMf~. LACIUM.._L IMt_t..., ...... I 4M•Hle , I t I .f .f 7 I I I ·- INTERMISSION 'Streetcar' Ticke~ed j'or Big Day Havina arriv~ at the mil ton of u~ 10th annaversar)', tht" lrvinP Community Theate r <'ombed th cotalo(lues for a ullablr play to pres nl 00 tht' b•i O<'<'tl~lon ln June or 19M - nd Ince thrt>t• putelltlal candidate • "Oeath of a Sale11man." "Wllo·s Afraid M \'1r1 1n1a Woolf .. ·· itnd ·''Th t Championship Sea!\OO" had b<-cn t'llm1oat~ by pr vlou productmn~. lhf'rt' v. M hut one loaical choice · "A Strt.'l'tcor Namt'd D tr'\";· G •:N •:KAI.LY It t:GAIWt:D AS Tc>nnt•.,t.f't• W1lh111t11'' llllii.h•t ""'l' '. "Slrt-~'tc·ar 1r-r1t rf'h ultt'mptt- 'l'lwntf'r l\ut IC'T m~'<lt'n I h1· Ir' 1111 1'1," t'r" \\1•r1· hor11 vn the v.tn~i. of u tta H·"11l1 r ,. :. ll ' u I v. 1 n n 1 n ~ c o t r ) • · · ll o "' T .it l 1 Intermission Tom Titus Tn 1•,101111 ' S1nN' lht•n. tht• nomadic l(roup has .111 rlo r nwd 0 11 r11 11t• cl1Ht•r't•11t i;tui:t'"-in fi ve c1Ues T 111lu). IC .I''" t'orl'\fru·tubly·t'OS('()ll<'t>d In th+' · .1111lllor1um ul th'• 111.•w Turtle Rock Park com 111un1h 1·t·nh'1 whl'rtf"Strt1etcur" will open, 1n 1l1 rs .,l<'l' of ~UJ>t.•rtttJllon. on l"riday . June 13 1 1111l tnK hu" lxi •n 1·o mpll•tf'd 10 u tryout session I h11l 11l1 rni'l\.'(l it wuullh of local talent WINN IN C: T iit-~ COVETED roles of llh1111·ht• OuR<11"1 uml Stanley -Kowalskl were H1·11.1t.1 rlortn und Jon Stdvl.J Miss 1-"lo rin re 1 1•111 Iv 1•111 r11-.t hl~h 1.H'l'l<t1 m for her performanrc '' .1notlw1 Tt'llll<'"M'l' Wllhurru. heroine 10 "The HO!>L 1..iltoo • Jt Goh.lt!n We:.t College. wrult :\ IHHSiHg Eride11ce J u an H.l\'. Grelt'ht'n '.\lt'inke .ind Chrl!->toplwr Guler reaC'l .i~ ChuC'k Cuop~r . µurtr<1~ 1 n g a d l' t c t' t i ,. e . p u I h ltng<.•rtl' fro m a burg lar ·~ bag in "Ot••ff OC'lmqucnt .. Tht· thre e -a ct comed v ts lw 1n g ~taged at 8 .30 p m Thurs da vs. Fridavs cind Saturdays through ~\lay 2 1 at Cabnllo Pl a\'ho u ~c 111 San Cll'llll'ntc -·r1 ekcts a n.· $4 S1doh was hailed for h1~ Portrayal In the title role of "The Basic Tra1111ng of Pavlo tlummell" at Orun"e'Coast College Playina the Qlhtir twb pnncipal rolu oL Stello and Match will be J,atrlcla Corbett and Tom Wheeler. Completing the Irvine cast ure Tom f'c1erabcnd, Tom McGovern, Sheila McCannu. Lenore SlJerne. Evan Rarner. Earl M cCaMa and Joyce P ridham, who also serves us stage mana~cr .. A Streetcar Named Des ire " will be pre· ..,ented June 13 14. 20 21 and 27·28 at 8 p m . and in two Sunday matrnces. June 15 itl 2 pm and June 22 ut 4 p.m ., in the Turtle Rock Park auditorium. Adv11nce reservations may be ob· tamed by callmg. lhc City of Irvine Community Services Department at" 754 3643 weekdays before 5 p.m . or the Turtle Rock facility at 752·6076 evenings and weekends. · * CASTING ALSO HAS been announced ror I h e Or ang1· Co unty pre mie r e of "Lilt l•· \lurdt•r..,." .i ">l.lltrtt• comedy by Jule<> Fe1ffer . by Sho"ca..,e l'rod uct~ons, Orange County's ne\loe:.l , t heJter group Alex Kob<t. foundt.>r dnd director of the Westmm ... tt•r hased tht.>ater 1s staging the play. the c;econd o( tht• sca:-.on following "Seven Days 1n Ma) ' Tht· l'la) (oc·ui.,e-. on u contem pora rv ml'lropolttan fam1l) subjected tn the mea11ing 1 •• ..,., \IOlt.•nre &md ml'Cl'd mor(''i of modern It\ 1ng Compn:.tn~ lhl· t•nmpam an· Bill Cardin .l,rn ",irntno;k1. Lou f\0,11\ .John Mo'\kal Sh1rlP\ HoY. t'. L.\ ncl.1 St ar h no uncl P iJUI Tl'sch.kc l'•·rf~irmam·1·-. \\Ill ht· 'g1\t•n Fnrla"' cintl S.tlur<t1\' al x JU fr um Jun•· :.•11 throui:h July I:! 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San ( ·11·nwnt•· ~1~;7:: or 1·.Jll 1'1S! 1L)()!l1 ;_..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..._-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-::::::: "DEA TH SHIP" "SATURN j.._ IRI 'HIDE IN PLAIN SIGHT'" "DIE LAUGHING" en Sot & Sun Mot..-An U .00 till 2:JO P"' Cutve• 011Ye or Jeffrey Road To Barranca Par1lw1) Between Santi Ana & San D•e90 F1eew.tys In The Woodbtrdge V1tl&9(! Ce"'"' 551-0655 ~t-~~~~~~~~--11 BILL MURRAY PETER BOYLE "WHERE THE (RI BUFFALO R01AM" . '· "' . ... ··2001--A SPAC~ ODYSSEY" Daily 6:30 Sat/Sun-12:30 -. ·' "BLACK ST Alli OM" IGI ( 7 ..) I "APOCALYPSE MOW" lRI 10 ...... I ~ J "CALIFORNIA SUITE" 1Po 1 "CHAPTER TWO" I ----=:J ' "COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER" IPGI I "KRAMER vs KRAMER" cal "NORMA RAE" "BREAKING AWAY" !PG, "UDY & THE TRAMP'" "UHIDEMTIFIED R. Y1~ ODDIALL" IGI "COAL MIHll'S DAUGHTfr IP'GI "9.l<:TIUC HOit A••r . ·-...J t "MC>fMA U I" "111.AICIMG AW A Y" lll'GI I : , ;r; •: I I "niE JERK" tR) · ,:·AHl~L ~~~~E·:. "APOCALYPSE NOW" "BOVSIN COMPANY C" 1111 '1CIAMll n. klAMll" "S.llYH STll.AIC" lll'GI .AU--1..M ..... ~T • ~-•a·-.u•- Ut•l!/l:t1W!Y4mtt MHll'S SOUfM CO&ST f ~\14 Mt~ ',46 l7 I l fOW&llOS' Clll(M& WlST ..,,,,ln"n~!e• 8'11 39J•. A.M.C.OllHCll MAU (J•dOQ' bJI 0340 lDWUDS' fOWTAI• waun rw1• fCIUll.Uln V~ &39 I~ mwuos· u oou:u.c .. 11 loro ~•1 ~880 • The Outra~eous Comedy WJth a Courageous Heart A Kllg ~ ~OOualO!l ol A Rdad Bme film .HaJn l irtUiy,61•i1i" Md w.t rm Alu Rasnberg Sarah Holcomb David Marshall 111111 1u1111ll1y " PnW:ed by fbJiet Hl!JJJ Qi !'!Ws ~lDl l:akBl Basel oo I~ "'3'f ~ ~by lbdad Beim 011wed by Ru:talll -..:.:,·~,-,...,,,.... ... ~ ..... ~ ................. "I b~• lita M1r111 lxeru~ PnmD Alan ~I'd Allet kRu3ln . ·T.,_.. ·- Now Playing at Edwards New Saddleback 4 , 5, 6 Complex where you can enjoy ma- jor feature films in luxurious comfort and style. ,. · " ~ ' edwards SADDLEBACK PLAZA fl Tllllll II 1 II' l' 1011 l [• H TORO •.,11 I ',8HO . ALIO "-AVINO IN THI Nn COMPLD: #4 .. ,OXll'' 1i.1 ""• "LITTLI DA"LINGl11 '"' ti "NORMA RAI" c..01 ,.... 110HAPTIR TWO" ''°' ''NIGHT GAMES" ... "--«•'1 "HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP'' "MAD MAX" Ptua CR) -HUI M t A1i-i --111r 1••• IAT I M. L•. IM I 11. 1111 _, ....... ,, ..... ~E~~~~~. ; PLUS GILDA LIVE . r. R1ch11rd Gerl! American Gigolo® PLUS "10" ...... "BEING THERE" -°'' ~u. tR > "HUMANOIDS FftOMTHE DEEP" MAX" (RI ~ .... , .. _ .Plue JAN-MICHAEL ~ VINCENT .. DEFIANCE' :::: 1!1 NC)W r"-'Tl'IO Ill Oii .... ti NllL lfMO•f. . .:~.'::' .:.:~ ~tADILINEl<AHN ~iftje Two . 9';~:~~i y 'Darl111As P\.UI GEMINI" I ... ._.. ... ~ "NORMA (9'l AA... "' • ' I.. .. • RLUS I .. ,_ '., ... "FOXl8" .._. ...... _. . ...... .. . ; DAil. Y Pll.O.T ClJ .......... e••"• ""-" .. , •• -.t,..._-, ~ UI n ~I~J;t .. iili .... 11111 •• ~FRIDAY "BAl. TlMO~E Ptus IRI "HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP" "NIGHT GAMES" (RI Ph,,1 ' '~"""ti" .. "\ .n .IM .o; f . ' ~T.~.<I Plus (R) "SERIAL" 1 ACADW'f AW4'1ot llST ACTAf.Sl- I ALLY fllLD "NORMA RAE" -4"1 ••THE . !L.ICT"IC .... . .. .. .. ......... • • ...... DAILY PILOT Friday, May a. 1980 ROCK TALK /OPERA -SPECIAL • ACHIEVEMENTAWARD- 8ound Eclitlq -ALAN 8PLET llU UA Movies (714) 990 4022 •_.,..,-IOCI Cinema i44-0760 •IUllCt C1nedome 634-2553 WlSTllltlSTtt UA lwtn 893·1305 . I --- 'Good for Few Quotes' n:a&tic inger's One-liners Hereditary 81 UM &OlllNllON .. The Boomtown Rau have had four con ruUve No 1 1lntlN In F..nlland Ct.be ume wtth both of &h•lr r r nt albuml): .they're llUOE tni.madonal 1tara and on th lr recent !lf"tOnd lour ol..A.m•rtc.-1 they were determtnod to "br(' alt" lbt! Sla&t:f Arrtv1nc ln th&. count!')' for their •lx·weelt 1tltack. lead aln,cer .nd charmer Bob Oeldof uld, "I'm~ foNard to waahlnc my dirty 1>orlts ln an t:ndh»• 1tN1am or Holiday lnns. The real n,,uon wtl're tourlna thia lime la because w~ foel culturally deprived wltbout 'The N~wly~ Gamu • ·' CEU>OF'S WAY WITH words baa gotten him Into trouble on more than one oeca.slon, t'J\~ClallY with membe~ or the press who don't aJwaya find hi.8 way amwuq. This ddean't su.r- praae him at all. "U I wa.s • Journalist I would rtnd myself unbt>ar11ble." hl" admitted. "I would seem so bell·at~ured. very cocky. l have a ready-made :.mart »rH ao»wer for everything. I go into thue ludicrous profound explanations about ~unga that are perhaps essenually meaningless oonet.bel~ they're genuine oo my part. "l sound Ukc u p;eudo-inteUectual ... That "'ould be the idea that I would get 1r I were in· teTvaewmg me. and J would dishke me for the durataoo of lhe 10terview. ·• GELOOF ATJ'RIBUTES his penchant for one-hners not to h1s former occupation as a JOurn~iBt, but lO bis ramiJy. "Our family argu. UCI OPERA ... ffrom Pa"e CZ> since its inception, the original Forza of 1862 <first perfonned in what is now, god forgive us. Leningrad). The core or this perlonnance is Andrew Porter's remarkable conversaoo of Verdi's Italian mto a singable, poetic and natural English. His translation gives the lie to the idea that foreign operas cannot be reworded effectively anto Enghsh. This translation will be the standard by which others will be judged. There must also be bravos for UCI pro- f es:;or William Holm4:S who put_ together the magnificent score from the original 1862 writ· ings of Verdi. Cetainly musicians will r ec- ognize this as a remarkable technical and musical actuevement. FINALLY, CLAYTON Garrison's direc· lion of this entire production showed a coordination or people and technique which would make President Carter envious. His staging was effective, sensitive and lrue'to Verdi's intentions. To return again to Bernstein's "What Makes Opera Grand?" ··When operolte mu.nc u great, ft creoin its own special world unth111 which time and rpace are revised CJ71d even meanmg i$ ~ and pre~ed on a different ~L T~, the mea.ture of Us greatness is the ~ to 1Dlnch it make• you an jnhabUant of iU own~ to0rld.. The ntent to 1dlich ft &wifes you bl and iet. J10U breaUw iU ~ otheT-pland <*. WWt tlw greated operas . . . toe enter l1'llfl Dito ncla a WOTld and IOben we come <>Mt, W« ars "'1d1ed and_ ~-·''. UCJ's production of La Forza deJ Destino achieved "grandness" leaving the audience enriched and ennobled. [ ROCK T ALK menu camiat of one·llnen, screamed at each other at the higheat posaible volume," be laughed. ''Tbat'a the way I wu brought up." Talkiq about his arroeant image, which be feels has been Invented for )lim by ao,.e journallata who be said "cbooee~ choice bits you say and print t.bem," Bob tu.med serious and said: _ "I do my best in an interview aituaUon and that's what being a journalist taught me. For mo.t journalist.a ll'a better for them that I was a Journal.I.st because I realize what might con-stitute a good interview. · \. "Possibly J seem arrogant ooatage," be continued. "but most of at is ironic and I find that most Americans don't have a tremendous sense oC irooy. "IRONY IS BEST derived from an ability to laugh at yourseU and when you view yourself an a serious Lagbt and then laugh at that serious· ness. lhat 's ironic." When Bob began giving interviews be waa determined lO say exactly what was on b.iS min_d. "I also used It as a Conn or sell-anaJysls basically and I enJoy talking," be admitted. ,''l'.m a fairly gregarious person anyway, J c_an t keep my mouth shut. If I'm asked a ques. hon I would anawer it to the rullest extent of the question's capabiUUes and I would answer it as honestly as I possibly could and if that honesty reveals something unnatt~rtng about me as a person. that's too bad. I can't help it. • "rM ALSO AWARE that I'm 'Mr. Media' In Britain and that bores me. Whenever they want an articulate man with a finger oo t.be 'now generation' µieo they get good old Bob Geldof. good for a few quotes -he can say at least one bentence with three syllables t.n it." But, with the exception or this ·lnterview. Geldof ·did NOT talk to the press this time around In the U.S. Why? "I aJw<1ys l>Wd lhat 1r I got bored with it. I'd stop talking. Also. it's a turn-otr for a lot ol kids to constantly see me -es 'Mr. Copy, Mr . Mouth.' " Yet. be still claJma be'a not trapped by Came: "I won't be intimidated by it. rm stJll hav1ng a good time. To be booetit with you, l can't think of a better job." B erry, Holmes Perfornz at P a.rk Chuck Berry, a founder of rock ·n· roU. and Rupert Holmes , one of today's pop music superstars. will perlorm at Six F1ags Magic Mount.un faouly amusement park in Valencia. Berry 1s scheduled Sunday, and Holmes ar· rives May lL Each will etve bour·kxle CODC'el"'l.9 at 4 and 6 p.m . ln the Toyota Sbowc&se '!beater. 'The abows are included lo the park's one price admission of $9.50 for adult.a\ ~ for children ages 3 to u. and under a are adai.itiiid ~ free. • I I FINAL WEEKEND The Newport Theatre Arts Center Players presents "'J' A NITIES" AN AOUL T COMEDY by JACK HEIFNER Directed by GREGORY BACH FRI. & SAT. CURTAIN Bt 8:30 p.m 2501 Cliff Dnve. Newport Beach Res. 675-3143 6 PECIAL -All Tickets S3 00 TOGETHER' tll1? it ~~ 2 1. ACADEMY AWARDS l!W " ''"'· BESTAC11lfil.\ '-41,. ,,, ,,, • \l .. ICllh inn 1-'1 ••I ""'''"""I \IV l""•k•'""" . . ... " '"' """ l llllt lt<..._11111 ... \"I KIM'IO<ntt.I" ,.,.., IH'A.11 f\\Wh W'\H \\11\ .. 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The UCI Gong Show, at UC Irvine Saturday at KEEPS YOU ON YOUR two hours of amateur 8 p.m. (S'l'D"t:" II \HRIS) TOES 'comedy, music, magic The p erfo rmance, . . lnthe and drama, will be pre· open to the publi c pus, t.be Gong Show has attr acted overflow crowds to the Middle Earth Residence com- plex. lIPmrRtHOAY". ____________________ s_e_n_ted __ ln __ era_w_f_o_rd_Jf_a_ll without charge, is part of Celebrate UCI Week, designed to bring the community and campus lnto closer contact. .... SEE T H IS DOU BLE ACADEMY AWARD WINNER IN GIANT SCREEN !' DOLBY STEREO LOTS OF SEATING MOH-Rtl. '*·~· I ~wards CINEMA " .,::::,.. 546-3102 • • • • A traditional 1tudent rite-of-spring on ~aJD· The show bas been m oved to Crawford Ha.U for the first time this year to accommodate m e mbers or the com. munity. Roget' tkxxe is ' • a ''ffolkes'' the mon who lo.eed cots. ignored women and is about to SOWt the work:t. • • • • • · ~~.~-GiklN\ ... -~ -----aTAln'll TODAV----- .U ll fm CllTA llll ... 19'1 MIM't a,. Plaza S.ddleMck UA Cinema ~- 529·'339 Sll·YIO 5'0-0S14 -5»4401 1 ...... • • • It "' 11n.sn1 H1·W1y~9 Orivt·ln (714) 891 ·3693 .. --.. 7 I ! • • ' ' ! ' .. f -: .. MOVIE REVf':WS r R I n.&IA \0 &IM)nll\,11 w ..U'1 OlUI ml4'1al#, -.Jouliol 11\0J .. noit • r In ... 1.11,y f.oLl\YON \) J\ U\f'Y'\141 "1'.'Qt.,. orUci fut lllf'" ' "'!Jr Huni..r S n,'lmps :, • )\~ (•I ii LINS• '. l ~-. 'llTl CITY Clllllll antAAOa' llfW,OtlT CllllMA UA TWI• CtlflMAS 0•· • ' )4 9?8. lil•Wport 8ed(.ll t.44 OlbO Wt>tm nillll 1193 , JO', MM '11111 llllH·I• &.-, Pat\: 821 4010 . ' U NtVERBAL STUOtOa TOUR •M C A v ~~~~~~~~~--, America's #1 Box Office Hit .1.-\ -.l•\1111 I• "'f\1\1 ti • "'"' I fl\I '"''If" IWl,flltN , 1 • , I I I) II\ \I •I f 11 I l'\1" llrt \1 ... 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Cl'IUPlf' Of cr ook\ who bumblf' th Ir wav throuQh .i ''~.000 1 IPQff Of ttw Mdfltl MltM9lfmll ~ndZ •H Norman arft thf' lml)()111•rhhedfOfd, pulllnq off tht•lr 'loltno ttQAln\t Qrf'4'1 odd\ l\nd th1•lr OWll 111romr11'f1•nc J' f h1•y llM' from N1•w Vorll. to M l1tm1 , r>tck1no up_, 1.Mlr 01\1 ... rt'ttnqtv 1nno< Pnt 11.'ll'll\lt\ !Ptitrlc Towni.t>nd lr~nt' f-orr t•'t> dOlt d < h1:1utfeur who _,In•\ to Ix• J rt'cordlng \tar I Ric hard Rt1m11nu~) Olrtnor wrtt('r H(•nty JuQIOm tcll)IUrt''> tn,. •*r\ondlltv ol E'c:l< h tn '< t•n('\ that ctrl' am<'lllnqty lilt' 1111. th<>ogh wmettm s too un oolt\htld lht-best elem••n t., ore E mtt ~nd Norman two 1<1n1t'\ who como1~a., well a., gin dlld 1on1t The R rating·~ dut> to 1,1ngudQl' nudity and rnuct1 tC1ll1 r1f .,, 11 lthouqh llll t~ac t1on 1 F FOLK ES" trie\ t o po rt r ay Roger M oor(' a' a c<1t lo11inq·n11<,ogynt<;t bul don t l'lt• IOOll cl The rolP IS d ">l1qhtly more l"C'Cf'ntrlc Jame'> Bond a Clt'A th defying supermM' wtio lc:lk•c, on,, bdnd of oll r ig hlJt1< ..,.," '" th<· North SPcl tn Her M,.,,.,ty ~ <,(•r111ce Oirt~c to r Andr ew M cLaqlen know \ t11' v.ay around an adventurE.' mo111r and he lie ps the action movinq ,1m1 the characters larger thdn l1t€'. but f airly plausibll• Moo·· playc, the title r ole Jami .. M .iso11 plays his reluc tilnt Ptlrtni • ""dh customary sol idlty, c)nc1 Anthonv Perkins and M 1chaPI P,lrk'> ,111· the bad guy-;. A <.tnndC1ut 1n thP excellent c;i<,t is F .i1th Arook as the Rr1t1<.h p11m;o min1c;ler . Ratt>d PG "THE CHANGE~ING'' '' ,, ">ca re mo111e w ith a totic t1 of class the strong prc•s .. nr 1 of George C. Scott H1• pt.iv' ,1 compoSf>r berl cl11Cd by •ll c 1df·nlttl di<Jths of his wife ano a.iuoh11, He 1lloq1cally rt>nts an aban doned mansion th~t r ewmbl"' cJ demented Buc k1nqhcJm P,11ar f' Things QO bump 1n thP n1Qhl ciltermath oi a tonq.cJqo m u rO.,r Scott lends.cred1b111t y to thP 'FFOLKES' HERO Roger Moore tclr·fetched hcJPDPn1nqs Melvyn Douqlascontrib· u tes another of his 'itronq performclnCPS 1n the title r ole Thl' rating " P "LITTLE DARLINGS · pit cl poor little rich q1r1 aqd1n!>I d tOUgh·tdflunQ tOmt)Oy In rl ( L (0 to 'ieP who ""'II IOV h1:r "tr ginlty first at cin oll·g1rl sur.1mer camp no It-'>'> 1 t '> admi.ttedly ,, q1rrm1c k y prr m1<.e tor a film about orow 1ng up, but screenwriters carrv 1t otl w1tn lots of humor, rea<ooncit>I~· '>t'nsit1vlty and only m1n1ma1 mawkishnec:.s. Tat um O N1•nl .ind Kristy Mc Nichol ar e to bP con qr a tulatl'd tor turn1nq th£' qprpotyped protaqon1"'' 1ntn rlPPE'Clltng younQ won'' n Ratt-d R ''COAL MINER'S OAltGHTER ' hna<.t<; two powr rful p1 rtorrr ctnc •., S1<.\y Spacr·k ,)c, 1 hf· r .tQ'>·l(J rt<hf'<.rountrv ... nqPr L Ort'llcl L ynn ano 1 ommy L•·• Jc1n1 <," hl'r headc;t ronq but pPrsevl'rinq nus band Sp,1 c" 1<, totl}lly conv1nc1nq ... ~ 'h• 14·yf ilr-010 bride and moth• r 1ntprprPt1nQ lh+> L vnn sonoc; h(>r<,f>lf • no lin svnc here Jonp<, Or 1nq' ;i v~orou-,pn·sence to th• ')UE'Pn CW"rnons1rat1no oncP l""Orl' lh-'I "" ·~ caoat>IE' of important ''"'a >01 "SE AIAL" Id• dellclous ~clalcornedythat ltlo•deel with w l Sdom Ind bellylaughs ebout clvlllnd medness In Marin Countv. The C>lot contains the basics of yex1r normal, daytime TV dr11~ lechery, wife.sw aps, seduction and other suburban sp0rts The fllm Is really a o c,eriec, of blackouts, often as obr.t ene as they are unexpected. Comical Martin Mull and Tuesday Weld art' f ine as the main mhced·VP couple. T hf' rating Is R. "NIJINSKY" is a brave ('ffort to r ecapture the creatlvP explosion that was th<' Ballet Russe. Director Hert>N1 Ross "nd c9-pr0ducer Nora KcJye display fhe same good tastl' and kinetic sense of tfleir "The Turning ~Int," but with less wccess. The superb danc1nq 1s offset by a leaden plot that dwell!> on the rel a· t1on!>h1p t>Pt wet>n Sergei Diaghilev and proteqe Nl11nsky A lan Bates is handsomelyd1aboliccJI as the 1mprr·s<1rio. hea11y·lldc1'-d George de la Pf'naexh1b1ts both the danc 1nq Qf'n1us and thP, nc 1p1ent maonr·\SOI Nijinsky Less for tunr11r 1<. Lf«,IJP Browne as thP 1anc Pr '>wife her role i s 111 dellni·Oand she •Sburdeneo with 1mp0')'>1bl1 l1n1·' ThP rating 1<> R "FOXES" offers an _adu II 111ew ot thf> ,.;..eaningJes' l1 v'., ot Lo'> Angeles teen·aQi?rs Tht torac, •'>on four g1rlc; who v~ .1mong thems('IVC''> the kind of 1,,m111,11 rl'tationsn10 they h~lll bf•('ll df'Prlllt·O of by thPtr unr .iring Prl ri•ntc, The pli ght is <.omr•t1m1:-s mo•11nq. more often d1<:.11ubinQ Thi young pPrlor n-.. r~ '"'' Wf'll < ac;I 1 '>P' r ,.,11y ttw .iccomol•'>heo JOC11t r 0<.11 r (hprir• CurriP an<:l ~( r,lf P.11 T hf' ralinq I') R "ALL THAT JAZZ" 1'-a s1.1r1 J1nolv on riinal f 1lm .1cr 11 1•·ri • nt a Whrt< of s oar•l''l rl".iQ1na1 1on th<1t wt11 bf> talkeo 11:)<11 I for •l tono t1mp It' r om<> At ltmt' OvPrwhPlm 1notv l.:1111~h th• I In nPvPrthPI('<.<, , ... ;i p;i1n fully r» r e.on.ii <to,.y dPn11eo tr('ln £\oh Fo\~r s "" ano nPar Ohllh ~rited P Now Playing Togrther At 2 Edwards Cinemas For everyone who loved it. ~ery~ne who missed it CuNT IAlvwoOD WIUTUINYOU 'EYIRY WMICH WAY Bv1-loo11' ~~tM',O <OWIO.•l'f l •~1 0""'"' ·r-·•. ,,1 .• • ... ·---· . . " .. , ' -· edwards CINEMA CENTER H.t.11011 It. T It.DAMS. COST A MlSA MESA VERDE CEMTB 979-4 141 0 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR MELVYN DOUGLAS "One of the year' a 1 O beal" t.•"" Sn"'' roou Sno• "-8{. r J "An ebeolutety r.markeble comedy···• doHght ... -Rllna 811tell Goorl Mo1n1ng Am0t•C.I ABC. TV Pf TEA SELLERS SHIRLEY MaclAINE •• • \A.,. ~t I 4U BEING lliERE"' edwardswoooeR10Ge '\ ~~:.~i:,~~':~~:~:H~~-551 •0655 ··::.SUPERBLY· CRAFTED BREATHT~ICING THRILLER~ -Fred Yaew. A.P. THE. .. • • ..... , r r ...... -.. ,1) ~)t ~ ... Wl-t ) AUIOIMf AWAIM A~l "H NOW1•1 ....... • ''*·· , ... ~ fNt ... n.o..f (Alli 1$ •an N\nS HA,,Y lllTHDAY OtMIHl 111 I 00 e >I ~ I S .Me I DO e 1e,1s cftt\1~1.~~1 ~~=.~:u . ... I '1CUMB ~ KU Mn·· f ........ .....,,_,..••:•\ 494 l !.14 "'"--Jo•-->- • AIOCAL Ynl ..OW" _n_,_, ... ,,__., ........... . 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The To~ermg Inferno~· airing tonight dnd Saturday al !Jon NBC. Chan· 1w l 4 a'te 1clockl.\1 -.t· from top left1 Sh'Vl' MrQueen. W11l1 a m Holden . Paul Nrwman anct F ave l>u11<Jwa~ , 10) M£RVOAlf'f"IH C.u661' Pam Oawt>et HOI· t n (,Utley 8roWT\ O..•nn .. Pf!SCOW 1 30 £) WOO!LO OF S~VIVAL 7:00 £) C8S NEWS D NBC NEWS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN ,Al a psych•atrosrs auooes· 111'>n FO<'IZ•e starts bu1ld1no n11dr>ouses H on oot1e1 tor t>1s 90gres51ve 1ns11nc11 0 A&CNEWS fJ ()) J()e(£R'S WILD m M 'A'S'H "'onoe< end Fathe< Mui· c.it>y risk tl'le!T 111195 10 recov111 stolen meoica1 !MIPPhes rrom a nearby t>ombfld-out SChOol Q) THE BENNY Hill SHOW ware/I OUt for a trip to an Irish TV s1ud10 and meei · wonoer Gram .. and hat aoventurou1 deeds with Ottcula ft) OVEREASY Guest Sam Levenson ICC)IR) '1!) MACNEIL I t.a4R~ REPORT F nllow Tr.at TIQIH Most Jonn F orllytr.11 tollows tho tt;;t1I ot two ' Amt1tt1c..an ttxpw!S wtiO tr8C~ llQ"I> II? obser"o and pfeserve "'" ""dangered IJl)6CICS D FAMIL V FEUO 0 O]l FACE THE M USIC 0 HOU YWOOO SOU ARES fJ THE SUL.UVANS' lt>e l<au llmana worry .. oout 1r>e1r predicament "" Austfalla, only to have mat1ers meoe worse When • or1C11 lltl!lteta U•eir Wind OW ID AU. IN THE FAMILY Afctwe sneaU off to night <tel>ool In hOpeS of com- plf>llng lril 1>191> school educa11on 0) OOOOTIMES fil) MACNE:ll / L.eHfl£1' REPORT '1!) VOTfRS' Pn>EUHE Elect.., Spec:aar Sar>la Ano Register reporter LAT· ry PM•-toms host J•m Cha nnel Li.411 ing• 0 l\'~XT !CBS) Los Anq1•1t 0 ti.NBC <NBC) Lo!> An 41•11 -, D l(TLA nnrt 1 Los AnlJ•''''" 0 AABC lVtABL.l L• All I"·' 8 •f MB1CBS1 Sdn fl11•11 () ._HJ· TV tlnCl I Li.<, l\ri 1•· • 10 ~c.., r 1 :.uc, '>dn CJ,. 1• m "nYtlnd I Lo; Anq• '" Q) KCOP·TV ttnoJ I Ll , A11 ''"''. filJ KCET· TV 1PBS1 Ln An Jl'I"'~ t v"J>Or •nttw"'r 1"1¥t'""Q Csnd•· u.ie~ tor 1"6 l1t•1 ..u~v1· .C>f '"' d1•tnCI 9J P.M. MAGAZINE V1~11 ,; school 101 uu~ 11on11tH s 1rno an outer "PtiCU l•ltlC & 00 £) t 4~ THE IHCR£Dt8LE HULK fl1h•d and reporter Jaci.. McGoo aro \t>e only surv•· •OrS .,.r.en 1!>811 ' pla~ 1 1aS/les 1n a remote arM 1Pat1 ll(RI 0 HERE'S BOOM~ Boomer t>etps b "no togett>e< rwo eldefty •es-· dMts wno e•e t>eino •~ Wll!I evic:tlOn from ttlelr ~·ng apartmenl DY•ldlng U MOVIE • • • •;, .. Tho Gradua1e" I 1967) Ou5ton Hollman. K•ltl8'1ne Ross Wr.1111 De•no urged 10 Cale a • ne.gnoor & ooughter. a v<>ung graduate ts havir>g an arta;r With '* molt>er 12 t>ra I fJ 9 BENJI AT WORK Adoltn R>eh l>OSIS a bentnO· 1 ""-SCN>05 IOolt at the • •mous c:at>•ne in actlOn r • .,.,~, s rncludo Chevy ~ r.11~· Jane Sevmour ar>O t '"h.tt Sharif fJ MOVIE eoc:m....-n °'*' • ..._. ..___ • ftilOV'I _.It "e.;ta.lill· ""M'Ollffllllllidld ... -... .. 11 .. t) O••l' COO!Mlr. fllly!H• fllUi.t. A• llelng c.ourt·mat...;, I IOr1'W offlitwt do. ""°"-_ .. lof \M~I. • MTOMOHT Ho61 C...• Ao4lertL UO. T .. 'AOTI Ofll Lft 8ue AM end Cindy - 1)119 IOf tM 8fMtlt 1011 01 a ·-• ''* COMll •@D'l .... llONTOff'IL PQOK. WH9MAMY0Ut Animated A ~tureo bUt QOOfed up plcicle jMMlll• "" •11th on ttte JO«> l)tot>· tem• oe1• -!lelC> ffom '"'' unu...ai IOUfCI m, THE 000 OOUPU f'llla 1 ton'• ptlze pet rurnoono ••o0 11 io.i 11'1 dey .,.10te a btO iump1ng cont .. , • a!) WASHtNCJlON W&)( ... AE\llEW .-00 8 THE DUKES~ HAZZAAO TN Duke bO)'W Wind up In one 01 thetf usual predoe.t· men" when tr.ey try to O•Mlt 8 tamffy 1.-.0 ol Ills moon11>1n1no l>•D•t 1R1 0 N8CMOVIE • • • t "The T OWtH 1ng lntarno I 1974) Steve Mca-PIUI Newman Du1ing oeremon-lor tt>e Q~•ng of 1rfe world s tall- est sayac111pe. 1t1e t><eai.s out 11nd tr~s t>und•eds ot p.l•t>Qoe<S on 1"9 bv•ld· 1nq •top llOOI (Patt 11 (Al 0 (fOJ A~MOVIE • • • Btume In Lo•e t 19731 060<Qt1 Sflll&I K11~ K11st~son A dl\OfCe<l man "'•' ro wm his e:t w1ta bock trom he' curiMt bOylrl-Ond ID MERV ORIFJ'IN mm WALL STREET WEEK Pentilgonal Prof•h Gut>"' • Wo11g,.n9 11 Dem1scn vw;e P' .,,,dent o f Morglln St.anley & Ct:' 9:30 fI) ™E ASCEHT OF MAH o -a11on UPO" o-- 1111on · T!le •nine.ate 'cooe or human .nt>orrtance end tnc d•SC:Ovll(teS of Chegor M.ino &I are e.amineo '" the lrgN 01 modern lhoo- r,.. of g~oes . AI:) AM~S~T ST~Y T~ t.IU6< School t-y• Jon11 up011<e Dvnng a 2•· nour pet>OO. a c:onte<"po. rary WTl1N s1ruqo1es 10 hn.:J a tocva 1n t>•s 11f1< \Rl '0-00 0 tT\ CALLAS Wntff! ""'11"'? on lou1,,.Rn" JOCil becomes 1he 1arqe1 ot t9'1f't>Q6 ol a man r>e doesn 1 ,_.,be, (R) 00 NEWS Q) NIGHT GALLERY Tiff) Hoar1 That Wooldn t Stay Bur.ea· A psycn•c tnveSligotor conducts an experiment 10 recei ve v•l>fatlons l•Ol'Q a K&lpe4 TUBE TOPPERS KTLA a 8: 00 --"The Graduate." Ous tln Horfmun began his road to this year'& ·0scur in the title role of this 1~7 m ovie with Ann e Buncroft and K atharine Ross. • NBC D 9.00 -"The Towering ln- ferno." The biggest of the big disaster pictures. this two-part drama focuses on a fire in a new San Francisco skyscraper <photo at left> ABC fl 9: 00 "Blume m Love." George Segal tries to wm back his ex- w H e (Su san Ans pach > fro m new boyfr"l end Kris Kristoffe rson m this mov· 1e drama. Tll.£Vl8IOH Alul<a,. TechnC>logy Ano T...,. The ongaono c:onn...t ~ <:Ona«vallOntltS and l>ullMta 1ntere11• 011W the lulure ot the tltnd -1a tt>e loa.a of lh•s dOCu· mentary •boul Alul.• uno 1111nr>abt1ants m AAE YOU NOW. OR ~V(Y0U~BE£H. go.no on 1n L<>u•s.ine on I,,. •.e C.I I,... tllmecl t>OIM raGI 0 OAVlAl.UNAT LAAOE Dev• 1a TOUIOU5"·Laul•CIC dn ~·• l•"O'lf a TV ennounc..•, and 11'41 Reel a.ion m HOGAN 8 HEROES Hogan •• orOe<lld to Lon don ano Cot Cn11en0on '' 11:00 8 0 0 Cl' ®J NEWS 8 ~YWEOGAME '"''"'"~' Q) O"SMAAT M•• ano 119 .,,, •"'0"60 " .w C>O• m.uoon to O..Slroy • llAOS c.omc>ut« \ Ottt•aicteo Oy Yll•tors wno ~eep ll'ltetrupllflQ. l'le< ... or-. 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A bO!ltr IOIOwl I c;rooked 11,,. lrom tlHI llum. to 11141 '® of IM llQhttno r1fket only to rei«t hit old weyt (2 hta) 1uoa MOW! • · Tt>e Vamp" .... ( 19061 Ooroon Scott 0 11nn1 M•n• Ool1at!I 1a called upon to c;of>QUlt • Oeaclty ••mp1ra c1eature thll ent1ave1 numian• int o ooono ••• .,,,, btdo•no 12 his I n:oJ THE PfaCE IS RIGHT 1.00 D MIDNIGHT SPECIAL. Hosll T h4! Capta•n ano 1 tt1nll.. G..-11· C~tal Gayle Dolly Pat1on 011\'la Newton.Jenn. v111ag e People fM CommOOOrn w.n .. Nelton Andy KB\11· man !RI ID MOVIE • • • Mell l>Y91'> I 11111) c.111 > G oblo wa11ac11 Be~ry World W ar I dOQllQl'lters encount11r pertonal 11valry t>et- b,.11141' I I "' 4"> min I 1 tOll°-! $100.000NAMETHAT T\JNE . 1300 NEWS 200 I) MOVIE • • • , A 0''-'ble Lite 119•71 RonftlO COlmel'I 5~,l'MI 11oUv.> An acttl< r"" ~> O~Sed wtl!I l'>t· •OMI OI ()1"6'1() 10 I .... P"' n t n• c.~mm11t ·no r-""~ro .. , ' nr ~ 10 m~ • D MOVIE • • , tr'I ... 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",; • ~ ·') '1!> KOOE·TV tPBSI Hunttnqlo " ... u ., • • , Th,. C!lellenge ' 1 t9101 Ourren Mc.<.avin, J,1mo\ Wn11more To av<>KI " lull-Kale war maf(>f pt>wf'<S OfQ80!Ze an •nle<· na1oon111 conll>et to be dec:•deO Oy a ban•e 1>e1ween 11*0 &ohlary G!lamptOnL (2 hfs l ,0:30 -~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ Cop Shows Replaced in CBS Lineup :" EW YO RK CAP ) Neither •· l-.ljlw a 11 rtvr ff' nor "Barnab\ .Jon<'s" will return on CBt;; thtc. foll. hu~ that doesn't ml'an lht· :'\o I network ... Lill lrnt•up Y.On't offcor something lO <.atis'fy rans of thl· t \HI long running i.en cs . CB~· fall S<'hedlll<'. unvc1ll'<1 Wednec;day. tn· durit•" · M a~num, P I . " v.1 th Tom Selleck and .John 11.Jllerman as two forme r militar y men l.Jvin~ m Hawa11 Sellec k. as formr·r Na\y ma n Tom l\tagnum. $.!oes to work ;,ic; a onvate investieator and lives on an estate with the maJor-domo and former British army office r played by Hillerman IN ADOITION, TllE network will unveil "Enos." with Sonny Sh rover from "Dukes of Hazzard" JOinin~ a spe<"ial L<>s Angeles Police Department metro squad after srn gle·handedly capturing two of the country's most Y.anted felon'> "Magnum. P.I.." will air Thurs days. 9·10 p m .. with "Enos" on the air 8-9 y.'ednesdays , CBS beat four·time w1nnf'r ABC in the 1979-80 ratings race, and, as expecl<'d. made few changes rn 1ts schedule for the fall. /\BC unv('tl<'d its 1980-81 lrncup Monday, and NBC said its fall schedule would be announced on May fl CBS' NEW SCHEDULE includes only five new ::.criC's and leaves three ni~hts untouched. "llawaii Five·O." Marnng Jack Lord. m1ert'd m 1968. and fini shed m the Top 10 fou times. The s enes' best season Uurd place in the ratings was 1972·73. ~ .. Barnaby Jones," with Buddy Ebsen in the lead, was introduced in 1973, and reached its highest r~mg. 18th, the first year. MeanwhiJe, CBS said three series introduced this year would not return -"The Contender ," .. Hagen " and "The Stocka rd Channinit Show." TH£ NEW SAHT A AMA MAZDA! OPEN MOW! 1980 Mazda 626! ~-....SANTA ANA 2001 E. AltST ST.• SANTA.AMA• •5M414 • '"PALMERSTOWI", U.S.A.," the Norm&n Lear·Alex Ha ley collabora11on that premiered ...t·veral weeks ago ... ,s rurrenth und£>r d1 scuss1on regardmg the poss1b1hty ·ot ha' mg the serres return sometim e next i.e ason, ·CBS 'i a1d "l.:1<111..,· ~1:t n" H 30 !I '\!11nd.1· ... 1tu:111"n 1«1mdr' rnmt'ffv v.1th L.1v.rrn«'' l'r• 111 :ir1 •• ~ th•· onl\ nl.1111·mph1\1·tl h\ ,, "'""'' r. n ,, •J:ll• Only two scrr e'> v.-111 move to new time ~nod!> tn September. CBS s aid .. rto" from 9 30 p m Monday to 8 at the same night. and "WKHP in Cin- n nnatl" from R pm. Monday lo the same time Saturday. The nC'twork said ::.«hedulcs for Sunday. Tuesday and Frrday ni ghts will rcmatn mtact. Fru 111• J11tl Ila· H•·Jn :1 •11 '-·•' .i11 ,., II• 1 t11r El11oncl11 and T11m \ld'"n .1 '" ... ..,.,.,, 'in I r.rnl'l'•l'll pol tel' <.1·r ).(1°Jnt \.\ h•1 l •_I.ff, nni. II fr., I, h·., ::in· ;i <;Ou ret• of humor · Tht' S<:rrf'I:-. of .\1 1dl.tnd ll'·ti:lit... I 1 11 Sal ur<i.i.'. dr:.im.i .,l'l tn ;i .,m,111 111111·1-.·· lt1\.\ n 1 on trol ll'd by its found<'rS. the !\11lhng1on .. In addition . CBS s aid "The Tim Conway Shov." will be eut from a n hour to 30 minutes for the 1980-81 season, and will arr at 8 30 Saturday ni ght OTHER ADDITJO!'\S TO the CBS schedule Ill· r lurle "WITTY, ZANY, UNINHIBITED FUN!" t. r;~;·1 • 111 H"'lJR[ ..... . er.,...,. ...C""'-·" ... ,A :I ~h.,...c;,..,.....,.. ·. ·~ _: .. ~--- UIU:. OHWIK Mill IQWAJI -TWI• .. ruu t ataPllO f • , V t fOlt I•& f11Cr.111Gi19l•T , .. IOWA~OS CttlflllA Wt lT h-.~,~·· ,. lOWA~OI MIUIOll ftUO IUU y ,.,.,,.._.. .... 4t"' .., I NOW! Every Sunday BLUE GRASS AMD COUNTRY & WESTERN Sunday, May 4 1:00 p.m. 80881 & CLYDE& The SEAWEED COWBOYS 7:00 p.m. TUMBLEWEED Country- -Western I to 6 ,..._ 1'e Crmy ....... C._kw ... OW P81lll111 .. NNll-4ill• .. _..,.. ... 19 .... •a it• ......... ,..""' .. .,..._ IANT A ANA 149· 1 I I I • "A CAPTIVATINGLY LUSH MOVIE WITH A SUPERO CAST." -f(.01t>l••o (011011 ~ '( OAllV ,.[ .... ~ ~ ' .. ,. $.ii "' '"" .• ' • ti '"l Bob Sege~ ~gainst Th~ W)!d'; .!'4.9~ L. Album onlyt~ Sugg. MFQ llat, 8.H JCPenn_ey Aw1ll1bte It ..1ected 1tor ... Cell '41 • H?I. '"' 1 l•w word• IO WOfll IOt JOU ., , IW~~s GOOD TIME TH EATRE '"'l '•I · Celebrity Concerts. Sat./Sun.M.ay 3 h4 -1 , I 1 \ HAL HOLBROOK "MarkTwain Tonight" l • ' I' .... ,, It\\ ' ' 1 \ lfl 1 l otl •1•. <714) 827·1776,at.457 I I ACADEMY ~ AWARD WINNER i MELVYN DOUGLAS-&.st Suppo rttnq Actor .. "An absolutely ~•IM c~···• delpt." -RON.4 BARRETT, GOO</ 111,,,. .. ill1.4"'f'f'UJ0.4RC·TV 13ttl BIG WUK! C.llllh (.-a (w1,. tit tl'I ., ...... I H W.,i!l•llf' .. l&I II ,,,.. ... • " ". t °'~'· ,.-,.111 1 '"m' • 1' .,., • 7 ., • • . , , .. ... . /~ COMICS,CROSSWORD . .. ,J S-2. ·' ·auess where the f lrst.tlower popped up today?" .. SHOE MOON MULLINS MISS PEACH L.ET~ ~.ACe IT. . PEANUTS I KNOW lJMAT (D LIKE iO 8€ ... - (O LIKE iO SE ONE OF lH05E 0065 llMO SIT IN A W. IN A PAAKtN6 LOi, MO~ SOME<»IE ' ~&<,HE 60ES, ... FUNKY WINKERBEAN l llll~K !Hf !iTDDf N 1 ~..AUJJ ~t:D MEA~I~ WHAT ffiF ~Ofl\~ATA IENNr5 (L.U8 I~ UM I WEll,60001 l £.~£D COMIN(1 HE~E I ..._ by Jeff MacNetly "'W l"~~r1~ j ~1~\ 'w< ~~~~y 11 ·~ L.--L-... ;..._~:.;i,:'2~L-Ju:lrt::1!2:J L j ~~~001-I~ AN UNA\/OI~ PAIZT 0/: l..IJ:f: I c CJ ] r~ELL~ \ SCHbOL-_\ ·-·~-· .. - THE FAMILY CIRCUS ~ ~-Ct''' l~ l~~--~::~--t>j,,.-~· r· l.. JUDGE PARKER ''How'd you like a nickel sammich?" DENNIS THE MENACE TUMBLEWEEDS ~IS 10WN WAS AClVAU .. V Sf AR"fa7 ~'(A &fUMe RUSH? \J . 1 THINK 1°LL HAVE SOME FUN WITH HIM .. by Chlrln M. SdMlll -------- ORABBLE "Oli> IUll~ 1"~~ bAMt:, fA1'R" K 1 010 '400 &l'.:f AN~ "'H IJ11~ ~N M.llM1ll\JM ~? 1 FEa IVE 6EEN oarw OUT<:$-ONE OF THE ~ .IHS IN UFC ... by Tom Batiuk FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Gus Arriota by Harold Le Doux by Emit Bushmilltr · yi\\..L YOU pa.. EASE ~6S TME CHEESE? BIG GEORGE . 0 ) t .. DAILY PILOT by Virgil Partcb • I 1 .f ' . ! ·1 don't think It's gonna wort " by Kevin Fagan f wAQ . If REl'(lt.£0. by Lynn Johnston TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ~ ACROSS , Acor,te s m•llell 6 At>e' 's.•e 10 CIEQ pOSt 14 8;c,i 15 Pentld 16 Mine f< 11 u eoe Sul'@' 19~ 20 c OUl'1ieC 21 [lemai -231,,...ato 25 Heacl cro,o. :'6 ~ p, •.• 59 111>e11n "'<>"~\ c 1 r, ~~~tlf" 6# l')P[(.. .,.,,...,.. ber 68 8oQJP<"'~ 2 WOl'O\ 7fl ~s 11 CMl'C'I·"" 12 Stano nq 7J Bod I fQont •4 r ru1I "1U•C.e r Wwe "'84'> ~ '4 Uf@' 1 Sea10eee 3 1 F ortrtwit I' J Joumeyet s Ullll'"EO r "81u•e S,Nl care T'lu•~oar s Puu!p Sciveo 33 Caro • Smtltng try dess ~Coty lnCl 5 A1omic P.14> 28 Plci\Jfr 51 Gori' Ow 6 S1110 area JO Fnttnq pen· 54 Plefce 36 LCM! seats 7 Pwh&ment ods 55 Second 40 Trtlt' 8 Prt"ftfll 32 Gained showing 42 ()eprPSS1oris 9 Middle 35 P!l11!r 56 Gl8()()en 44 Ball team 10 Fatm build· 37 Wemtng • 58 Hunganan 45 Map feature tnQ deVIQI composer 4 7 £>lace 11 LilctneU • 2 WOl'dS 60 l OW 11 49 Man's name 12 F1t>ric 38 Shortly 62 Noun ene1ng 50 lnMCI 13Rooter.11 311 Dllc>lten 63 Po11on 52 Vendttlon limes 'I Vouno aoclal-65 Following S3 hp.re 18 Approectled 1141 66 ApprllSals !>4 8efOf11· Pfefl• 22 M1n's name 43 St<Je dishes At>bf. 57 Het;rew '1• Eurapeans 46 1nstrt..mef1 t 69 French sea· monlll 27 Alran coun· 48 (M'Mll OOd· son " . - 7 DISCOVER •EWPORT DA TSU• and find low prices. high mileage & a C)NClt selection. HERE A JUST .FEW EXAMPLES: LEASE ltlO DATSUH 210U COUf'I ....., ___ .,..._..._, ........... ~ ........... ,,, ............ ~ -........... ,.. ........ ---,....... .. .. .... u ............. _... ... __ .. ._ •• _.. ........... . rr-~;-=;._~~s133s3 :.:..:.:..::-~·.:.::'~ MO. ;:o .... ~.~"':':.:r - HERE NOW! 10th ANNIVERSARY 280ZX's ' HURRY FORIEST SELECTIOH! GOOO FIHAHCIHG AVAIL.AILE! & 4x4 PICKUPS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! FMUU'WUIW' w.., 4, tUO ·······································~····································· .:ia .. IWl cm 11 um12im cm 11 MOCll'l M111U1C11 '11 ml • SlW 6 cyl MJ1om911C trans 5 1oeed !rans 1111 AutomallC lranstl"'MllDn AulO~•C Iran' rooio llW cond. Sler90 lmpe & COn'Oll•Ontn9 1nel 811 con(J1110n1ng & ""I>"'\ .\on•~ 11689 IOW loll wneel 12B9VCOI AM/FM 1365TOGI AM!f'M 1097VBll m•IM' (817WCOI '4189 S3889 SJ289 SJ889 11 Mt'Slll 2lll 2 + 2 11 IATSll 2lll CM '11 lll'ml 2lll 2 + 2 'J J IATSlll 2lll 2 + 1 S ~ tr9n5 stereo au rc-nd & maq wneets (8/JHZXI . 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(25012) 79 DATSUN 280ZX s 8500 '7°79700)onnf'C ftlRlt s 4195 75 c~m CAPRICE s 2795 (7S 7 WFH> iss2V::''-""'"' ESTATE WAGON '80 CHEVETTE s4995 17 PINTO CRUIS. Wgn. s3395 (9037) (850YFX) (70~) J,~5~ PflOENIX S 3895 J!v~YR l1 S 3995 ;~8~ret SPIRIT OL S 4295 ;!!JA~ II WAGON s2995 ~fl~RD s5395 ·~~~MATADOR x s995 -... -E-w-·a_o_F-_l S_O_P_IC-KU-P~ J'~ SQllRE WGN. s5995 J!!~ FIESTA s4195 ~Sep XR7 s3995 ' J!x.PINTD s 1595 J!!!fD ~AGON s4595 ~~o CRUIS. .. Wp. s4795 (2922) (3456) (8532) (8190) 57999 NEW ·so COURIER (1197) (8221) (12S.) (8095) 55299 , \ i!xP CAPRI S 5495 7,L,~ SIYLARI . S 3695 JJ~W,OTA CORONA $ 3195 ' i l . . WHERE . WILLY , , ,, . J ., THE WHALE USED TO FLY!. j ------~----------------------------------------------------~--, .. ~ ioUtA~··· ~\\ , .. , ' .. The Biggest Marketpl"ce-on~ the Orange Coast _ . PILOT CLASS·IFIED . DAILY. .. ADS You Can Sell.JI, Find It, [-&42 58.a 1 One Call Service Trade It With a ~ant Ad : • · •.u Fast Credit Approval . ·············•··•··•··• ••····················· ••····················· ........................................................................................... . G...... tooi G ... ,.. 1002 ... .,.. aooi ._,... 1002 •• ,.. IOOZ ...... IOOJ ... .... IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................................................................................................................... . ..................... . IM Ulill WO ..... IA j'IQO 1100 OCWROMT 41 Oduu 2 bdrm , : bath uruu 1118$,000 Submu your crt'&ttve hnant'lnll' OCW .. OMTI OWNER ·s deluu 3 bdrm • 2 ta.di UDil .. • bdrm reo&al. t car ~u1111il, .UH. lot. S7m,lalt owuxu ~YllWSI ~Jen will help rln&D('tt 3" s DR ur.uta rn~.ooo· J & 2 liR wuu S279.$00' J &l BRwuu.~.~! ~ ~ ..... -.y,..op. .... ct.di ....., eds Rffhn .., _. ,.... ..,. ... -·.•.1.s..1.0.•.o.·-· "'" I 1••t,. The DAILY PILOT oumws ~fwttw flntin CCll'ftd .. ertto. fMly. :::, .............. _ .. ! EASTSIDEl -2 OwTnlng 3 Bdrm home Huge family room, room for 2 more wlill. Ju.st 1.1.!>IAld. Call 646-7171 .n. >· 1 "'· •t'HI '~ t• 2illlO lltt• l..U> .:JUI 2400 ~ ~ .'(,QI) ••• Z100 =-~ -"'"""'- T-f\orw ..•. ~1 T-Vt>f. J:IZ) =:r:··. = AjoU .""' • • • • • . • 1100 AjoU l•'""' .. . ll!llO ~ """' .... u ., . . . • . . :llOO "'-"' • • .. • .. .ot)t Rooon • .,_.,. •• • • • • • -Holds.M-•. . ..• <100 0-l*Nt . ··• ... 4UO =~=··:····. ·::: ~lo st.a...• 4lOO c ........ ,,,,11..,, ~ OUttt H-al 4400 H....-, H~I 44!10 l~tnal k•nl•l t )OO ...,.f.)fdr • IJ JWnt.j, \t. •nl"'lfnlitl'U f~..-t ~11) 1M~mrl"lll '4<tnll"'d ~....11 'iitorirt '"Loan ~ \(olftr'll~eflifrfj• ~ \~or\Jt•lt "' Th 5Ul$. ANNOUNCEMOOS. PERSONALS & ~;;~~ ... iOOi [~ U&ll\I ....................... -- ltARI OPPORTUNITY WANTED!! ON BAY, FOR S86.500. 3 Bdrm. bome. Irvine. ~ul. double wide C M , Npt., with a51Wnl&· mobile home 'on Lido ~e loan ; have $38,000 Pmi.oawa. Spectacular 2nd T . D. w /$60,000 view of water. boats, security. Seasoned over gulls. See #C Anchorage a year, can add some Way, Lido Park in cash . Bud Corbin . Newport Beach. Super 91S1-~ • terms. 4_.ECV•SYSTEMS· ' \._ UAllOOL• J WATERFRONT.~~~--~~·~--~'.'.._~ GAID84 HOME $91,500 HOMES- REALESTATE 631·1400 Vacant and ready to go. 2 ----------1 story 3 Bdrm. secluded pabO. Don't watt! Call W• .. ft Oftt HCMM 5 BR 4· ba cus t om waterfron t ho me w 17x38 P" l dock . P r iced -'J,..095 000. .Builder w trade for Palm Spnngs ~tale 646-7171 oPfN ltc 9 • • \ I ~ •.... t-J •, I ' For details on th.ts home •--------a'.nd appt tu :.ee. r a 11 CaroA Hoff. agt. 63 l -OOS4 Pnnc.. Only. NESTLED IN THE OP&IHOUSE SAT/SUN 1-5 -245 LA JOLLA lOST & FOUND ~""'"'nt .. r ., Pool Lo&al ._....... U....•fwO'I ~-· ">nal ci ..... n.~. SERVICES S H~O'WS O f' TH f, ~: GREAT EUCALYPTL'S ~ Forest that pract1call» 5.l:Al surrounds this I we unou::. ~ 4 Bdrm, split level beau· ....., ty. Owner IS u bw Ider ...rHGHTS OCUHV1EW Nt>W nm.om buill 3 Bdrm 3 Rath home. ()pen beam cWIOgs. ::.kyhght, SUO· deck. Immediate oc· cupancy ' $37!1.000. i52 1920 and will consider ex.· ~ change for lot.S or land ;rm 11/7) • 7IOO lllCC> IOIO IOI> 11nd will carry 2nd TRUST DEED or whatever All lhlB on a country ~ acre lot al $262,000. Call WAU..ACE & COMPANY RLTRS now at 714· 729-5966 :: OUTSTANDING ~ VALUE ' Ci)UAIL PLACE NC>f'EI TIES .. 10,. T1t l :l O r ..M.I ::g Super 3 Bdrm 2 bath~~~~~~~~~ llO!ll f amily h ome io ::= Oceanside. G r ea t ,.~ neighborhood. near :;r~ schools, parks and shops :: Lovely mountain \ 1ew QI Outstand1og ~larler :: home or rental un1l CoaoMA DEL M.AR ran m.ooo I JV~ LOAM MOW-*» LOAM .. Prime locaUon in the Bluffs. One story, 3 bdrms. 2 baths. Sjtuated on extra large greenbelt. An immaculate. home priced for quick sale. St~.000. Owner will finance. No loan fee. Call (or ~ppointment now. 644'4910 wUUY M. TA noa co..••••. Ztlt S-J114 ' ... .._ MEW..,'POll-IT.... C&nlR. M.I. 644-49 I 0 n ewporl REALTORS 67S.551 I OM ~MSETTIA: '" CorolMI .. Mor. •p•doml ................ two .. Met. wlffl flt cplai:e. New c_,.... ..cf paw. E:xc.e-t ~ property. S2'1.000 IUSIHESS ~rn: bulewt prW altop ••allable. FIH cowdltloR, ••II • 1 I 1 d. .......... ,_ ... "' tMniMss. Jmt"sn.soo. · COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 I 5 E.. Coast Hwy .. CoroM .. Mor 675-55 I I associated BAOl'CllS Wfl\l,.ORS l lJ}' W fio•t1o.> ti'I Jbt.f PIMHSUlA POINT. 170STIPS TO OCEAN Comfortable JBr older home. qui et neighbortlood. afforda· ble floaoc1 og 9 .5'li. $280,000. DISRW.TY 673-£210 ~-~~~~~-T NEWPORT HEIGHTS Owner says sell now. 2 Br. Woodbeam ceilings. hardwood floors . Beautiful brick frplc. HOME! +IOHUS COTTAGE ~er home. 2 B<tnns, + fi.xer bonus cottage for molber·in·law. Assume $58.(XXI 1 l>"'2 r;. loan $422 payment.\ $30,000 <"qW· ty Hurry on thu one! 546-zn.J DOVER SHORES 4 Br 3 Ba. pool & spa. city tight \.1C'W OnJy 6 yrs old $44.S,(XXI HARIOR RIDGE don osen realtor" CHARMER Fleiuble financing on Uu.s COlY 3 Bdrm borne Spanlu.og oew carpel. pain\ and wallpaper! Gourmet kitchen. s un· shine garden windows. cozy firepla ct:. g lass waJls views to pnvate vard! $214 .950 Call encl,pauo. Prtced to sell i;n..8:)50 row. SlSS.000. 646-71 71 2 Br2 Ba decorator 's own home Wllh a fantaSllC \.1ew overlooking re servo1r & city hl!hls $36S.axl. TIANSPORTATION -· .. ., 1213 N COAST HWY LAGUNA BEACH 497-4848 -------- SPANISH HACIENDA OHIACKIAY "1to Ofd World Charm. !~ Vacdioft at Honw. ~:: 4 bdrm., pool, hot tub. t1!i0 voUeyball court. $575,000 mo Crf.aUve financing. Br· :!:: ing offers. 2S8S Irvine . blO !A.v Ave (Back Bayl Agent 714 64& 1044 = 1-R•E-C•l-E •• A_T_I •0-H ;:_•~ . MINDED? :::; Room for tennis court and pool,+ RV and boat llCC'ell. Greal custom 4 Bdrm, famil y r oom home. OMC at 14~. ~ OPEN SAT /SUN 1·5 356 E. 22ND STREET. LOYB.YUDO IAtfllOMT Wllh J U M B O assumable 1 0~ foan. 3 + maids. 4 baths, den, dinin& rm. z fpk'a •Iota o f tha rm . Sl.250.000. [ ij'i&ilil [ i"ltf iiiil UDOISlA ... D Newly red<'<'orated 4 Br 3 Ba on Fee simple land. vacant & ready ror 1m med1ale roove1n with c reati ve fin ancin g available S389.500 PriUdoC~ 2,3&4 Bedrooms with ocean vtew, pool. sauna, spa & lots of open space in Sunny San Diego Sl.arung $47,500 With 5'< down payment t2 75 in· t.erest rate. ~-7971 or (1~989 IA Y, OCUH VIEW AIAHDOHED Flexlble financing! Sub- mat ~terms oo this vacant 4 Bdrm Clif· Changer. Covered bnck patio entry lo l1v1ng room with massive beam ceilings and b ric k fi replace. Private muter suite, Ci.replace and sauna. 3 more king s1z.ed bdrms. Gla.aa waU ~to deck with bay, ocean view. Call 673-8550 {)Pf,. Ill Y• 11~IUN101lf N<.I .. -' THE REAL ESTATE RS -~ OCIAloROHT $ Bdnns. Oil 40 ft. lot, owner will finante. TOWNHOUSE 2 Bdrm., 2 balh; owner .w ftDmce. 115.450 MOll1.I HOME Mull park oeer Hoaa JbPt.al. Call 8oMUa at 54MIT1 COtl8CtAL PmiAawa. 3 alores ll apta. IZ50.000 ltlMT·UDO s Bdrm. home,• mo. U.SALIS We ba-. more buven •U.. our ,,.. .. , atalf _ ......._ Clll Dolly ~ lln'. Olafl llaMtal .. IHJRR WHllf lJ I Al I• 11.' ''"' I I • , ---~ - , p RB>UCED $45K F.. c;h.idl Sale Assume 10"'2""c loan .Over 1600aq. fl. of gracious l lv1nR Beautiful new coodo pro JeCl. G reat view or hariJor & ocean. ~dlls. Security bldg. No dogs. S21.S,OOO . 75'·9lll M.allow·Kennedy ..... HO Anoa Morland , Ex~ QUAUFYfti4G elusive Agt. 975·0800, S20,000 DOWH 631-0486 Spectacwar 3 Bdrm 2 ADULT UV1MG, balb home. Added HO QU.AUF11HG ~ ceiling family 'New. clean adult 2 Bdrm room. brick fireplace, cmdo with a Large patio, dining room . S20,000 community pool, s pa, down. Owner will CaJT)' rec. fad.I auecurity aale. Afll>. 97 .9CIO. Act oow ! ='=·~~ ~~l1hfOtlNICI ' A";~;;rE· l•lllffl REALT~ MIWOH DOI.LAI HOME Over looking the harbor entrance le Ba J boa --a f abu.Jous action view I Luxurious Irvine Terrace home bu a tropical feeling with lush Indoor landscaping. extravagant with paneling , dramatic f alnlly room with tranalucent celling, beautifWly landscaped patio w ith pool. 4 bdr ms . & baths . Secluded & desir able. $1,084,000. .,,.,,, ... , . ~ Caetxut &Jy drd Beach Realty auL ESTAn UCEUIHCI SINCE.,., COME WITH US. • .to THI 11.UffS. Price r educed· $30,000. Lovel y Car melita Plan condo . 4 Bedrooms. 3 baths. Fee land , not leasehold . Wide greenbelt view. Assum able loan. Open daily 1·5. 35' MADBA ............ Mow SI to.000 MIWPO«T RACH 759-0lfl IUCHDUPUXI Ne wp o r t Bea c h duplex I block lo ooeaD! SlB.700 g:ro&S ln· come! Well ma10la.11>ed. Ass umable f1nanc1 ng J"'5l l20S.000 ! Hurry. r a1J ~L~o-11 PUN•O i!i•, 1• [illfillt\I ABANDONED VJdoriCM~ &tilt' pounds. lie ach Z.aty Front porch Lob- by f!d.rY 6 BR Formal dm. parlor, w/lMtn dbl cbma b&&dl. Dftl I game rm. 2lld It)' veranda aun· deck w /aep o u tside swrcase. 1Ddoor MltillJc awrwell. Guest qtn. Domed celllnga Bay window. B fl' acces.a. so<::i 6 UNts.-2 Y s tWw res&.ored. It has it a II. Four 2 Bdrm " l WO 3 ~ u ll t !> a c ri r I cl' f 0 r Bdrm units ·with H · ~000. Call now 11 · cellerrt E a .. aide CQsta _BKJl_...._9&34l0:2 _____ _ =.a~~ ~eU::S~ ASSUME LOAHS wrth 26~ down. Rent.s St 04,000 can be rai.sed. f'Ull pnce , ll'/J'Yo ~.000 Call 556-2660 ~1cenl. highly u?· gr-4ded 5 Bdrm 3 hath «;:SELECT mansion O n hu.ie T PROPERTIES ~ ~ L.argl' bdrm.s + den and dl.JllAg room -w1lh quality bu1lt1n taG & SMAll! r abtnct.s o.od sht'lvm.: Blg ~maU pn ce• Quality ""all decor 6 Bdnm. f"aauly toom tbruoul. A must ~e"" Sparkhng pool-·a od S143,000. Call now' much more ' Only 546-.znJ Sl:lt..SCX>! Xlnt Mesa del '"1"' '· '' \ '"" ,. ''' · ;.\~::~:r.:::n [ ~. IHNt\I f® Utdtl ·.~~JL~' ( .~,:.,~ SPANISH HACIENDA Old world charm. oak floors. 3 fp . 3 br. 3 ba, cstm features. pn\ J C) t:iwcwvrs ooJy by appt $MX>,(XXI ~9491 WA.LKER&U:E R E Property locatrd on brac h 10 Leucadia. Sl.95.000. Will consider trade or owner wiU carry floanc1ng 75 1 ·8967 or Im-i715 Ext 841. 0--Mnt WMow , OCUliROMT VIEW HOM5-- 0LD COIOHA DB. MAR S ' • c t a c • l• r I o c a ti o • •••rloo•l•t lteacl1. ltoat wM••a ... c.t•a-.....4 lte•r ... s, l'h ....... ••w c•••trr •He'-••· ~•Hll•d .....,. l ~ lwtdl ;; plun ............. Mc ••at er ttedroo• ••It•. ,_ T•••·•9•ra wl•t co•t•I•• Mpa• ..... ,._ ..... lk itcltH. All profeulu•lly decorated wltlt ••q•lalte fueaft. Offt;ed .. SltS,000. 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH 499-455 I 4"95-1720 So.th locJuna La JEE a MIC)ll 11 497-3331 493-1112 La !JB a leadl o.a row ADULT UVIMG, MO QUAUFYIHG New. dean adult 2 Bdrm condo with a large patio. community pool, s pa. rec. fa.c11 & secunty gate· No qu&bJ ying, selleor "" 111 r~ On!) 584.soo ,o wi Wd:sy Y'i~mo ALLSTATE REALTORS llOMAKTIC llHDEZVOUS J>mt.ooae view ~ea.o. barbor & city Illes. BealL ~gnded condo Ul oew VIiia Balboa.- Pnced to seU at $2.35 000. Assume 1~...,~ loan. H&.ny tJus won't La.st. Mat.low-Kennedy Anna Moria.nd, Exlus1ve A# ~; 63l-OC86 OCUMROHT COHO<> Low dn. Take over pay· ID!llf.S. ID Ckeao A \.'e. Huollogtoo Beac h. Ownerdeaparate. ..... 556-7777 ASSUMUU 11/J°/o LOAM LVty frnlY home oa qc&et cul·d e ·sac. Eulalde CUS7.?M POOL• SPA. Owner will e&n'Y XT1lA ~ 2nd T.D. attractive l.llld'esl rate. 646-7711 UTIU MA.HSIOM Enter tiled r O)'e r . to elegaat paneled Uvhir. room, wltb massiY' bnck fuepla~. l>Uli area featur's 2u fsrepl.ace. Bulltin mt tamment C'elJl.er. parq floors, and 3rd firepla b.lghllgbt your fam ily room. P~ and spa alJow California b vw.g at its best. CXfered at SLl2.SOO. Call~ At&&CLUR! ~remely attr active H a rbor Eslatrs 3 Bdrm-family room home! Pnme cw de sac locaUoo. Immaculate. Giant fre4! form pal.lo. NO LOANS ON T HIS PROPERTY-Submit \'A or OlherWl5e ! Take advan ta ge -Ju s t $112.000. C&ll 752· 1700 Red\ftd pn~. e-xc·eUeot 1•--------1 t.enn5, lovdy 3 Bdrm & 11.0CXTO IUCH ")1.1-'lfltO•''Sfl'"'~ ~ tJ •, • l~-OCEAN FRONT D~ Spac>0US 2 & 3 bdrm UO· its o n th e beac h . Remarkable income & investment potential. Rare comer loL Seller will carry 2Dd at lZ'\. Uruque opport uruty. 646-7711 fami.Jy W1tb great ocean view. Guarded com· mun1ty. Now only $1"B,IXX> .:.liiflllllllllllllllll ..... 1.1.conAGE ~per. cute & clean 2 Bdrm beacb house on Balboa l.slaod. f'U U sue tot. Owner provided Ci . SD>.000 ~A I S LA ND REALTY 67}-8700 muMEME Gorgeom 4 br 10 H B. SI*:. ram. rm .• dm rm ---------& fJl>lc. Plush new cpu. 5 UMITS inmearea. Sll9.900. MO QUALIFYING SIU 1.£. Owner wiU carry fmaoc-HJ..7010 mg at IN. Almoel new --------- deiuu Wlits. Minutes to LAllGI ASSUM 4IU beacb, won't last call LOAM. 646-7171. _ ..-ftl1.u 1rva..u.t. Olin••• 9 ·" \ 1.A •Oii ""'1 • .._, ....,.-r' ...-. ---"' THE REAL ESTATE RS -~ O..ofaliadLot Lut lot lo elliatence. c=:..:;utar vlJ• of . • breatbtakinl saaaetl on OYer ,,.., ac. level lot ln eachalve .... mG.50 LOWDOWN. Like new iD5jde aod out wllh oew cpt 'g and a cmy bnck (rplc In Uus attnlCllve 3 bdrm, 2 ba. home. Lee uaumable mo 'trith DO quabf yiq 41 low down. Only sr>.800. ltd DOW, call m-5370 ALLSTATE llEALTOR8 MIW usrz•• .IA.It••~ Extremely DHltable One Story. Two ~ Plua 0... WIU. Sffond F\repl1rt. Separate Dlninl Room. Neutral Colon. ho 1Ar1• Patb. Nini V1ew OI TM~ ~. Spa • Tern.ta. Security Oa&e. F.ASY P"JNANC'INO Im.GOO t I SHOUQ.IFFS 2 Bdrm. den. ranode~ and redtt oo canyon witb OCle9n View rrom deck. Room for pool. Large U · sumat>k loan at at trar u ve 'l-r a tt>S S425. 000 Ca.LI R4.a Bol a.od UPllll()Ul. 11(.MU 67s.4000 $64,950 And only Sl0.000 down gets )"OU LOlO Uus perfect investment star ter. Takeover ex.i.sting loans. Mollvated! C&Jl l IHt' S4S-9C91 DRSODOWH Vas ca1J DOW 00 Utis 3 bedroom beauty wit.b DO dowo and no cklsmg C<l5 · ts. Just move m &ad en· joy.540-.1666 •Whelan Real Estate IAYFROMT HOME Nkd)' decorated 2-aty 5 Br S Ba with f aotast.lc view • alp. Owner will finance entire balance wUb norma l down. SJ...1.90,000. Call Maril. .llCllS IEAl TY '75-6670 OHLYWZ.500 Deti.gbttul end unit wrtb big peUo. 2 Big bdrm:s .. h'p6c., shake roof & dbl car garage. Vacant.., n. .. .idy {or ocrupancy OCEAN PACIFIC Real Est• 759-1616 PARK BR.lSI'OL Lg lBr. LBa Condo, Im· a.mac rood w 'new cpls, , drps & AC. blfl quiet pvt loc. w /lush mature l nds pg . bubbling ~ thruoul even an aviary, lmagiae j us t steps to pool, spa. clbbse & BBQ area & a cbeeriw lndry r m . Priced at S .000. Assumable loan' at ~ in, Int. Prtn only please. 8'P-4JOO Ad·sltter Jl2l.2 3' hrs. v-.w GOLfCOURSI El,gantOakcrest. beaut. furnished model. McLain J o wnhme . Ah cond .• a great ,xecutlve hldeawa.y. Call for appt. Esther. Tabak. 7fi&.1.234 macnab I Irvine realty PllCI SI AIM tfr411.ooot Dover Shores! Beau uJ View. Pool Home. 4BR.s. 3 fplcs -family le dining room -· huge game rm w/atrium. wet bar & sliding root. Fast escrow poulble . Mary Lou Marte.a ea.ass. OPEN SUN. 12~ P.111. la GALAXY. CN·ll) JU-1414 (O""CM ..,, .... 641.tlH ..,. ~°"""' ... ...,. ,~ 7 . . , " , • , I . -. l l ----· ....... ·--•-.-..... - ... ff, .. ,, h ' .._..,hr S'-'e ........ ,.,. S... "-u•tt hM" Hu.,i. .. •tor S&.!• Hein..-For SGk -.;.;~ .......... iooi y ............... iooi c;;;;;.·.-: .. roii ~;;.·.;; .. :1oii c;;;.;; ....... ioi4 ....,.., For w. ........ For w. Hott.-. Hr w. ... For ScW ~~-...................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ······:· .. .,.,~········ .................................. , ................................. . _______ .._ _______ ,, ....... -----lkM ,_ .. _.. 1040 • ......_ .... _.. 1040 L..J-a.aclt 1041 ... .,.. ..... 106' L ellAT PAMa.Y ~J•l.000 Really nifty : 4 bedroom , 3 baths and ~ 2 f1repl¥<-etS ln a 3.000 sq. n. home on a large Bat·k Bay lot. Also a potting s hed, a dog run, ts flrepit. ust-d bride f;at10 and when you're tired of 1t all ump lnto the rrothy :>pu' Many eatures insldt• t.ndudmJ< 1mmat'ulat(. condllions and OH~r u oil. there'g some s uper finanrmK Askinj.t S260,000 ,. .. ,- pT . ... • REALTPRS. 67~-6000 244! l•tol Co.tot U .. h••11. (·Oto~ df'I Mai WE HAVt:. » 0t 1Hl. l!UT U TIN~ lN JOWN • • ,, fil Coldwe_ll B~nke~ CATAUHA TO MT. WILSON One of the most beautiful homes in Spyglass lS<r view, a ll of Newport & beyond. Pool. spa. 3 Br, family r oom, many t"us tom details . $550,000 FEE. IN NEWPORT CENTER • 644-9060 . cfuxur'I Newport Heights $90,000-s 17 5,000 Elegant spacious I. 2 & :! bt·ctro<1m s~ 2 bath~. Sky llghb. f 1rcpl~t·c.:s. pool Creative lmanerng an11 l<Jbl l• Opt.·n tlaily 11·6. NH. 501 St. Andrews Rd. 64S-8407 QUALITY CLIFfHAVEN CHARMER RedKorated 2"''°'Y• 3 bed. 3 ba. wfttl spa h1 master suit•. Mic• str••t. u•7· OWNH WIU CA.RIY RIST f.o.,ECOMD T.D. OR SUIMIT. $269,000. 631-1400 LEASE/OPTION NEWPORT Mew 2 btcl. 2 ba. fie eptac•, MCWity. SI0,000 dowtl & $750. per ...-th INM. $210,000. 631·1400 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC RFAL £.STl'CTE. ~· R•nt•" f'r•l()ttt\ ~~fnt"f"tt Z4:lh W Co."' H..,, N..-r«t H<·.tt h 631·1400 JI'> M.,,..,.. PM• S..itxMI~ 673-6900 CHOICE DUPLEXES _, *-GOOD FINANCING * IALIOA. ISLAMD -· Choice location --steps to So. Bay beach. 3 Bdrm & 2 Bdrm. great assumable loan. Here is your ch ance to own a one·of-a-kind property. WIST ..-wron --Close to ocean and beach . Well designed and immac ulate 3+2 bdrms. Newly carpeled, builtins. freshly painted. "$279 000. Call for appt. to see. IASTsm COSTA MESA --Prime location. 2 sepa r at e houses, both in mint condition. Large assumable loan at 9.62%. $199,000. WISTSIDI COSTA MISA. --Ideal location, near park -& shopping. 2 two bdrm units in excellent condition. Owners may carry second. $115,000. Call for info. sount SAMl'A AMA -· Oldie but goodie, 1 & 2 Bdrms. Convenient to downtown, Civic Center -good commercial area . .$75,000. ASI US ..... _. lllw ri••..., ,, .. _ ............ ...,.... ~ BY 'OWNER 11n1r· View Cntllft Portlfill Vt~w ot clty llghll Next to Anderson st"hool & 10 rre p rk S bdrma, 5 baths. odd1t100 of lurs(• rruJt-r bdrm & walkln closet . Pro (t•l(xlonolly dl'C'Onttt>d $37~.000 0,-.._.WltS..2·6 ltJO,_..._ 644-4414 Mt.HO 6..-..COHDO 2 Bdrm 2 ti.lb on arem b•h S upu 1h1rp ' 81u·ptn' SM 1'13 '""'• • ., \ ,1.,..,, , ""' t f®ISNl1I ULDTOSUrT 1'wo 30xl 18' kJt6 OI Ot&oola Ownr 51125 ~6148 WALICTONACH GOOO tHVISTMEMT Ol.-"CdM .. ll\olcti SO or Hwy " dUplcx Loads oC charm ~.000 lTermsl IETTYllURT OP' a.. ...... ..., tnvtl• you to dl1cun YfAIT real etUle fUlute 'tftth .... CaU for an aP- poia1......_ .._,n11 UPHI 1m11s1 RlAL TY / MISAVIDI POO&.HOMI Thls auper u pancled home ~urea a lar&e f a.mUy room, beautlluJ patio a nd p ool and mast.er suite with silting room. Truly .an enler· t.&1Den debgbl. Aslwlg Sld,950. For more Ul· r ormal.l<m. call 540-1 151 -~ '»-HERITAGE ....................... ....................... ....................... . .................... .. OP8' HOUSI SAT/SUM I ·5 102~ Gar.field, ffB. Priced to sell. TERMS to sell. 'Jmmac. 3 Br, 2 ba custom home. HUGE lot with boat or traller access. 3 car ~ar. 2 car gar. wllh workroom . A MUST SEE . Property. EXECUTIVE REALTORS Robert Kirkland MUST SELL THIS WEEK! Le. 4 bd.., 3 ba. Nr. coif course. Totally upcraded. $184,900. Patrick Tenore, A&t. 631·1266. ·OHTHESAHD Res.: 536-6600 1044 • •••••••••••••••••••••• CAUFOINIA HOMES OCEA.Nt•RONT New modular type bomel, pvt. commun.lty, z ~ 3' hr .ecurll )'. s ub -ieulo& OK . <m >-.ate. Sy o.net: 3br w/vlew. Aaawnable laL No Quall· f)'in&. C.ll 114·97Z-M43 Fm.astic fmaoc1na. owe lit 12%. 2 Bdrm. ocean view, 2~ blka to w oodJI Cove beach. 4.2S Ruby St. Open HMl SUnday l·S S18S,500. 494-1936 Bllr COQl)f!nUOO invited. SIAVIEW W /Vlf.W $148,000 ASSUMABLE 9.75%! Plush lg. 3 bd Patrick Tenore. 631·1266 REALTORS &..JI-I... 1oso1-------••••••••••••••••••••••• VIUA BALBOA Gl.AMOIOUS DICUTlVE HOME Walls ol gla.iii overtook Ulf da.1.1)' COYered lulls ~ pnva&.ega.rden 4 Bdrmi. (mQr. swu: bas 11.S own pnv. frplc. • slttmg rm & spa>; 3 ba •• ranuJy rm with co:iy frplc , big formal din. rm. Home geared lo gracious enler· taming Only $2.59.500 Agent &4{)..s:i60 ___ -~~~~~~~ DUPLEX STEAL ..:. . • REALTORS Unbelievable view of Cal&hna and Hunllngtoo Beach pier l Bdrm con do at 711 Ocean Ave Seller Wlll carry nnanc · &.ng al l~. low down VA. TBMSAVAIL 'Beaut1 ru I P lan 103 reaturing 3 bedrooms. 2 baths and 10ully located ror schools. parks and sboppl.Dg. A.slung only Sll'l.500 Cons1def VA CaJJt.oday. By Owner-. 3 Bdrm condo View S20 ,000 do . S57S 1 mo Assume ln Sell or trade 642-3125 Great ftt1ancing. assume 10•,'k lolos. 1 &_2 bedrooms. ocean a11d bay views. owner will help finance ---Two 28 homes. 45' lot.!•--------Woa&.DR.£. 556-7777 e HANCH REALTY L.mJlllCI Hicpt 1052 OCEAN PACIFIC Reat&tate 759-1616 f:HTERT AIMERS DBJGHT pool + !)pa WC SS0.000 down caJI m Rhone, i\gt.631 OPE:HSUH.1-5 2Sl5ARST A.VE. PJW&Cy c% seclusion in 2 bdrm.. 2 bath home. with OUlSUUldmg view + an extra house to pay the laxe:. ~.000 MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION Rl::1\LTY 673-5354 497.3319 OAK GLEN Dist 1 o ct 1 ,. e n e w 2 bedroom. 2'h ba COO· docn.iniums $99. 990 251.8 EJdeo Ave, C.M. 642-6734 *** Wm Lauri• 2287Waterman Way Costa Mesa You are the w mner of t11o-u rree u ckel!. <Sll so valueJ. to The QUEEHMARY Tour [.mg Beacb. CA Tldtets may be dru med by calling 6U-56"18. ext m *** SOOOO Down gets you a 3 * * loMI. St.tord 81121bor Dr. HtmtingtOn BeaC"h You are the winner or two free tJcket.s tSt l.SO valuel,lo n.. 9Uf&4MARY Tow ~Beach.CA Tickets may be rla1mt"CI by l'llll.Ul g 642 56"111. l" x t ZTZ. J ~A Mew Custom HOMH tow l.lll("f't>St. w.sum able loam. Brand new 2 or 3 bdrm homt-S. 6 blocks rrom oc-ean Ca 11 5J6 75'l2 or SJ6.1474 Century 21 Surf Ree.tty ••••••••••••••••••••••• Re6ales start al $125.000. L N. I Mallow Kennedy Corp. aguna IQUe Anna Morland. exclusive 551 2000 __ W_ooclwi __ dge ___ 1 Realty • l•63•ag•1~•n•t•. •9•7 s.-.o.so•o-o•r lyOWHr Jbr. 2~'lba ram rm . A \ OarbY°"'f'I an. .,, bile: lo lake tennis c rt s As· swnable loan. l'nced at $154,500. 20 Wood Grovt- Wk fC7·1300, H m SSS-0990 PLAY GOLF ! Tee off o uts 1dt> your nld.-.lcr bdrm onto golf course View. play frolJ\ IJvmg room hoi.ung wood beamed Ct!llwl: and cozy ruwtace 2 more-large bdrms Garden k1trhen \lt'Y.'> both l..t ke antJ roune 25 ' down and Al fU al 13 ~'":. Call b73-~I &l'TBT A.lt'olMEKT SPECIAL Lovely t n -tevel home has 4br. Jba. frml c11mng SIOK ctn. ti assume ! ! No quala!ymg Lf.t 5 bd. prof. IO:;cp'd Pnn only. Agt, 631·1266 & family rm. Lciw ma1nt BY OWNER lndscp leaves time lO en · HARBOR RIDGE )<JY large pool As!>Um .t tiie 12"; van able anlere:.t End wut rondo 4 B~. 3 11', rat.e loan S315 ooo lia. 3 car garage View ol Saddlebock Mhls <.:atalana. Fa.'lh1on b la nd i.-...~ lh1ll p tar 1 !>t\ and ru~ht IJ~hts Pnnc '-'VVY po u · t.llly SS15.IXXI 640 688.J floor plan w 4 bdrm~ ,.. _ _ ----1 fam rm & lovf'ly 'tew Watrrfront Uock Build ~t.arRe back )'.trd & IOI .,1 your own r!J!>tom house. l.'d on q u 1 et t u I tie :llX IW lot ti03 36th Sl :.ac SUI .950 HIGOEl SHORES m.2211 or bil-.3'747 ucellt-nd) dt-cor .. tetJ 1---------5br 3ba spilt level bome Bike to beach Mo..,l popular 4 Bdrm model, sweeping dnve. tile en try. formal hving and di.rung. Sweep1.Dg ~lairs leading lO master s wt e Large famil y r oom. stone fireplace. covered pal10 + m a nic ured grounds. Assume low tn· t.ere6t loan. Ca II r or a II dPt.a.t Le;, 963-7881 ---------1 br. 2 ba Costa Meu BY OWNER 3br. Condo ·• • • • " ••• ~l:~~-:~~:~~ [ ® ll~&H:I Warm lone=> throua hout tht~ very romfortahli- ~ pl811 Ld.o:e y ,mj & p.i.Uo YI alk to rt><' ct-nlt"r & beach S285 !1Jf) 49)..9494 495-5220 496--2413 830-5050 OWNER ANXIOUS (j-n.Tif 0 • \; •; N ~. ·1 [®IHPdtll Gftat Starter Well !orated, well de rorated llu nt1n Rton Beach townhome with foll amenities inrtudini? pool, clubhouse and spac:1ous g-reenbelt Last year's price only S77 .500. Ca.II 7Sl ·3191 C::SELECT - I PROPERTIES 1006 ....................... 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWMR SPECIAL 3 BR 2 Ha. Lse opl ? S'795 mo Sl.29.000 645-7272 ASSUME $92,500 IO°'o VALOAt'ol EASTSIDE 3 ldrm I l/2 1aths FAMRM&POOL PRICE $120,000 FVUER REALTY 546-0814 EASTSIDE ~LEX . $340,000 $166.800 1n assumable liol&m. rangmg from 8% lA> u % 126.340 gross 8D· 29or}' 2 Bdrm, l~ baths. oual mcome. Well kept. Pltio. PLUS garage 1 Br Slngle Story un1ta. with 4 apt PLUS guest quarters garages+off 5t part•g wlbllth. 673--082.8 on oo· x 300' lot. CALL ~~~~~~~~-1 644-7211 So.layfrOlltO.-• ~ Cll.arming Balboa cluple.x ot1erw& 2 + den owners t ! ' . umt w1large sundeck & lower 3 Bdrm rent.al uml. Qi.armer' No qwili rying Assume VA loan Prope rt y H o u se: 642-:BS(). Or 642-1010 ~1LI..AGE CR1-:EK AdJacenl lO S C Plaza 3 bdrm 2 ba. family rm. tn-level SJ20,000. Ca 11 s3ndi Agent 714 497--tSSi POOL. SPA 4 Br ra1Wly home, nr lK.-hool.s & shops. extras 547 • 7006. 97S-0448. A.gt $5,000DOWN!! Prime E-s1de C.M Im· mac. 2br house w /new Oak hardwood nrs. bay windows, frml d.m rm & rrp&c. On l.SOfl deep R·2 d. Asswnable lsl T D 0 . W.C. balance w tno pyaa ror 2yr's. S1 19.500. 556-0911. "646-0016 . 646-2$4() Ownt Agl. F.ASTSl.DE C. M. 3 bed home. park & ten· D&S courts acl'06S street S car garage + a lley· Robert ~1lllken. Agt. 6ll-121l6 Priced at $998,000. For more info c all Carol Horr. agt Pacesetter Realty' 631-0094 NO QUAU f'YlNG owe l~ Down. No Qualtfying 530.000dwn12'~. 4Br. Zhouses R·Zlol Sl25.000 . 2Ba,ownerA~:>49-4008_ TERMS! Ownrt 'Agenl Sh.irp 3 hd lwnh~t-631-0749.7S2-1920 MESA.DB.MAR BYOY(HER S45K down il!)!>um t--. SIOO K V 1\ Loan .;t !l~-i·; No Qualif> 1ni: BeauufuJ cw.tom1zed La •Questa llomc 3 bdrm 2 ha formal Otn + 1-'am Rm Call for ;ippt to see 968 ~·Wknd!> & Eves iS :I 600!1 Wet'kdays .,.,... 1044 ....................... 3Br, 2Ba. Gre~nltee Home. close t.o park & pool. use your VA or Coo- veolJOnaJ Slli.000. Agt c 714 () 759-0704 °' 759-0ll68 mllMBlE LOAN Cll I EGE PAii Fabuloua 4 bed room Yale Plan. ideally local cd Oil cuJ-de·sac High loan balaoce Newly carl)eted & rresbJ.y pawl. e<t lhrougbout This home also has centraJ air cond. & hardwood floors ..,...;;:;. RANCH~ ~REA LTY ~ ~»5 1 2000 FAMILY HOME Beaul.JluJ 3 Bdrm. den. 3 bath plus c h a rmin g apart.menl. Xlnl hnanc· &1.000 Pat.nck Tenore. As!).' 631 • J.21'Jl. Oean Jbr. fam rm. 2t>a. 1 ________ _ lrg heated pool. Good hnanc1ng. By Owner . !)46-2223. $120,000. mg. $447,500. --------Leu lndtffl MO DOWN VA &Assoc--675-3331 nus 3 Bdrm 2 bath home reatures : hardwood a..oa r~ I 007 noors, 'Shake roor and ••••••••••••••••••••••• JUSTUSTB> Oult'lning 3 Bdrm COl· lage, 1 boute rro m beach. $200.000 w/owner assisted financing. COASl'PROPERTIES • 673-54.10 1022 ....................... large yard. Ownen1 arut· ious. Pnced to sell al oo· 1y a . 750. Call s-w-1151 • ~~HERITAGE • • REALTORS SYCAMORE GLEH IRAHDHEW Fabulow lanie 3 bd. 2 '12 ba. QuaLly townhome coodoa. OuJy 4 ava.Uable. Crom $100,990. 2430 Santa Ana Ave. 642-6734. Men Verde condo, U · cellenl terms. m em· bershlj) abo. ch.Ip sbot to club. Ag!.. 543-33.l.S T~CS.ent Beaul1fully up~r aded Laurel m ode l 1n Turtlerock Ga rde n Homes. 2 Bdrm + de o and l ovely p alto Sl.82.SOO. OPENSAT&SUN l 5 Ba..rbaro Hutchm~s 67MOOO BY OW:>oa:n :'loe1o 2Br :mac ~1hJ \1•-1l;il Wtnnt"r I 2mt lO lxh it~ IJOI\ !162 3594 alt f\ :lJP ~t We're Planting SOLD Siems ln tht> front la..t'ns. of homes all over town Why oot let Le RaJSOr Really plant a r.u~n oo your lawn Our 11reeo thumb r°' selhnl! C"omes Crom active. expeneoced !!We. personnel **3 BEDROOM $84,110! ~de h.ke new. dr<tJX"' carpet. etc ReaUy a lo~ ely home in eswbltshed area PLL"S an A::i SUMABLE loan! \\00dbrld9e Rea leg 551-3000 UZI Rur u P\•').ln1nf' LGrJ11M1 leodl I 048 ············••·····•··· Sff l E« MOTIVATB> O:ean view cotlage on oversize<! corner lot ~al.Ion and tenant rental income LS )Our.. wtule you watl ror con· slrUC'lloo hoanc1n$? 2 Bt."Clrooms. Charm mg'' Sl2f,000 H•llOR VIEW HIUS $70,000 dowu. balance financed al 12.S%. Ask· ing $249.SOO. This 4 Bdrm. Fam Rm, rormal dining rm. 2 rplc home off era view ol bills fl m ta. Call OWHEll W /HaP No TURTUltOCK New garden ho me . Pnced under bwlders lea> 11clf1r"Coasl Hwy Ftt'olAHCE MOHARCHIAY I bt-droom. :I ' ha th t1Jrm1.tl dintnl! ruocn 11>JI. pn~.nc l!JlL-<I 'om rounll). nl".ir hi-Jt'h Redun:t.1 $.!Ii 111111 S319.;AXJ • LAGUNA HIGUB. superbly m<11.11tatn~d weU upgraded 4 bedroom Pace.oeu..,. 11 home oo large vu~w lot Ex traordJ.nary underlyin~ fJlUIDCUll( !'\1cely pnced "1lSl.57.7~ an!1c Coast Hwy . ~GUl'+A B£ACH 494-8057 ---- Use Y Olllf' Low lnter•st V .A . Benefits. To pu.rt"h.i...-.e this lovely ;1 bdrm 2 ba home IO xlnt ~una :-J1guel hmtl~ nt'I iUl bOrtt ood SI 1\1. SOO ll>e Oak Group Rt>..tltur!>. al~ Muion Viejo I 06 7 ··•···•·····•·•········ -------. SI 5,000 IS.OW MARKET fixer U ppe r Oean Home On bill Ul MLS.!>100 Vie)O Ca.I I Agent 5.56 7777 tole uwpori IHdt I 069 ..................•.... llG CANYON 2 Bedroom. 2 bath home Sl89.000 $152.000 exisung fll\8DCl1lfol Call ror de· W1s oomE VALENTINE 64G<ll9'7 or 675-6000 OWNER/AGENT 1 lllAUmNG prioe • ·t.erms H•gh as-LAGUNA n EA cu East.side. $15,000 down. sum.able loan. No quail· 494-8057 ~ e...ttr fdlll<l..'>l1r I br rondo wrth Ol t'Jn v1e 11; fr om ~ bdl<..'00• $125.00U :ttallov. Kennedy Corp Antw Morland. exclusive .u:mt 975-~Xl or f\314'86 NEWPORT CUSTOM $435.000 r:xclw.1ve dnve Jead::. you to this charmini.: Harbor island a rea fam1· ly home Free fo rm POOL tt1 garden setllllg. Seiler aruuous. 759-1501 Rea.I Esta~ By Owner. Jbr. 2.,., ba P.OOI home $220.000. 2436 F'ranasco. Dy S40-3597. l'Ve 631 -0382 VlLLA IALIOA Ex~utive Penthouse. IRr den 3rd nr, 0<"0 v1._.,. Ill '•'· 1 n 1. C)wner aJll. 63 t -2923 ---· 8 \ Y::il Ofo: CO\' 1:: Pf::'l.Tl-!Ot:SF: CON DO 2 Rr. :!'" h<t . Columbia :\1 cxlel Bay & ocean vu-w l..ari::t> a~umable k111J1 l'nn only. Smith ~1e)t-r Agt, 640-5357 or 5-ti-ililJ ll•·11 •'"''"·~ \Inn• 11n \I " 111 h "' 111.11·1nl.! a \l111h1·r ... 11." m•-..'Jl.!t' un 11111 -.po-c 1.tl \lot h1•r s ll " p.111•• Put d fin'" 1•r \Allh \•11ir rnt"'d~t.' lor' - .1 11111, ·" :-. 1~1 Call 1:1:.: ;~,i'i tndd\ ENJOY THE BEACH WHrnWATIRVU As seen in Home & Sunset Magazines. Breeth*aking cyn view I Stained glass-bric k· brass • wood tbruout. call nm Rbooe. 831·1266 Loweat priced borne in Mesa Verde. It reatu.res: 3 Bdrms 2 bat h s, bea.UliluJ st.one fl.replace and is near all scboob. Owner will also coo.sider telling VA. Hurry. woo"t taal ! Priced a l only 97,.soo. ca11540-11s1 Owner will carry UJ> to s rytng. 1179•500· 640-l2l2 L.AGUHA CH.ARMY 640.US7 years. at 13%. 2 Bdrm, ,_A#_._______ F\xer: live the simple 1---------1 patio, double earaae. ---------1 tile tucked away in qwet CallMS-9161 1787/MO. OWNR FlN. comer. Assumable 2nd Desirable NEWPORT SHORES r esid e n ce. Enter and you're im· pr essed. Carerully selected appoinlmenll, c ustom ca rpe ting, drapes and light nxtura Beam ceilings thruout. Focal pouil ramily ro«>n> wrth custom bar atronb a place ror both enler-wnmeot and relaxatioo. Sl.30.000. Call~ l:i~~r~• REALTORS --~~~~~~I -~_,, HERITAGE . • REALTORS : OPEN HOUSE REAL TY / EASTSl.DETWNHSE -.~ 4 Mo. new! 2 bdrm, l~ bL ~ location Lar&t' assumable loan. No quaiUylog. Joyce Walbe.Gl·1311 Big 2+2 coodo1DR big T.D. Wlth approval or yd. credll. SU9.500 Cea. air Ownr SS2-l 1Z7 TOP OF WORLD A newer wood Ir glass 3 bdnJl. home Ul a pnvate • secluded area. Room lo expand. Check the financing oo tJus one ! SZZl.000 RHAMCIHG- ... avallab&e (or lb.is COO· do on the ~ean side, dose to one ol Laguna ·s fioeet CO'teS. a ,ooo. SOftlS1'CA.nD . ...• home with xlnl floor MUSTSIU TMS WEBEND!! HARBOR RJDGE . Cresl Condo · 3'00 sq. ft . water + rute It. view, 3 br .• loll + F.R., 2 decks. neutral laM!S. Assume S123K• at 9~'"' ... + low price! Patnck Tenore. &31·12166 l~I~ ToRS BEACH DUPLEX. 13~ fll\lllldng 4 yrs new. 100 yrdl toaaod. $219,900. Pb m-ia pl.m for p-adoua enter· ,._ _______ _ REALTORS t a l n l n I . •• RF.IM~ -----------------1 l.ocaed on a full acre 60 I UDO o..p.w 1026 .,..... 1044 db white water views . .._waterfront condo ••-•••toe••••••••••••• -••••-•••n••••'• POol. paebo •spacious wUb SPECTACULAR New OWDll' traDdemid. decb. Price reduced lo VIEW. AaMmabAe loen . nut Mii 1125,000 3 er 2 MOITHWOOD sa.ooo. for~. . Bil bome. Will accept Lea•t optlo-n with ~ Cote Realty' ~~=-=~b!J ONLY e .ooo. ~ ot , ~-&c Investment • -~ -monthly renl•l to ~.... ~m1 .oramore ·--purchase price . I .._..roe _. Blaut. Spaalah eetate. Bdrm 2"'9 Ba. year ..... ft. Pool.trtet. crt n • w h o m • . , ... o..i.._ Prime aoe. ftr tM dll· U p1redu 3·ur "--.._~ .. , ert=•"el ....,.,, 81 1ara11. HH1mo. 0... ........... Allolll'allhtH .. M '*··· GllOa&INtPllll ......... !••· .-.a ... All Gii .. .. ,... I '\ I· "I I I 17141494-1171 FORES T E OLSON .......... ,,.., S&n&le Man ·s Dream z bdrm. with view. SlOCIK _.lftl'Ne tat. at 10~1'. A,._,. opport\ID.lty Call Owner-552.1230 llACHCOMOO 2 + den. view of ocean tDd t.y. bK. 20'1. DN . OWF. Prine only. Bkr. m-Mt NEWPORT HEIGln'S s er. 3 ti.. r .ft. bole• w /ext.emlv. .... of Dot· ty pint .. uMd brick . Blamed teiliOll 6 IHQ)' t &aatom fHtur~1 ~ ...... ,.... . ..... . ,. ·---...---- ti AM. V PILOT Fr1d9. Mey 2, lllO 0.. .... •ttit• ..__ .......... •d ...... ............. M..tt .a..4 ....... U1ttw.i.a.d . ~mL11l1 Furw.M4 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••St••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• .......... •••~•••••••••••• ttfe",_W. '0.-ltHI..... OlllrltHI..... u.::-hllrt, .. 400 C... .. Mtr ll22 0-,.... .. Jd6....... l212 s.Aa..gi.. J2H ...... ....._.. J740 .. .................. ....................... ....................... . ............... .-....-... ................................................................................................ . tffi1 • .._. IMt MIMtttw. ...._,.,,,,., JOOO ----···•• .. 0 ··-ra•tHll• oe• view. D~CUST llraod new Lah Perk OCEAN vtEW Moaarch uiM1-.-.s1 ·~-•••••••••H••a. ..... 1100 -.. • .. •••••• ••••••• l•---------1 ~ v.., IWll. 3or BRAND NEW 3 Bdrm. Patio Homt 2br, air SUmmk I 2br, ADULT c....:::D~&IJvui"' ---··-·· 0 ' ..... '""s POI LIASI .... trpac. fl'wk dra.. taml.ly rm. d!n.lac atea, 2 <allld ..... CtJ)\I, 2 or COMMUNITY. ::tf.' de· rn park·Uke a~r· •EXCITING• PftUC E.A81'StD , CM New a t.droom ~ be\h ll'Ml paUo a. )'d t..e op.. I» home. At.tradlve IW>• f~ ~o. l)l-USl ~S!.~6• 8 be!':.: rouocUa1a. Terrac:~d l adnm..ch home Minion Lakl'I IJmlUIOOmo lOOOW'tUt• ken flnptace area _...,..... --· ~ • • Jl(IOI. &.!Utll aaa bbq. 11U!9TAB.NESCO Country Club Golt S.U.Way 1»M41 Wlbrit-ll (rple. &.au\. Ruttylnc. -..m .. H I I t-·•~.......1 lifo.utifullw .. 1 b ltb 1 llr. die. 2~ be CGOdo, -aper"'""' ounu1 n•. mm1 .... _......,. " tunny ,. \c en • end uralt 'F/P, w .... barr Ad1.1Ll condo, fantatUc S p ac:•owt room•. -'91STIUY! ·• SPYMASS A rtiat '" In the f'W•n lf\I· Si>e<tac\llar n11rht hill& vlw I Orc.t bouw ·~~ Sc-klom litS · Dtl Mar tclodt>I cW'rtyrd rolry Ju:it l&8al. • 759-1501 e:J Walkttr l; I Ht: =~= u,una Hdb, nlct'at ~ at•r park, (Otn.r l1>t w laret't peOO am Air l'Ond nnly . U 7 soo tJUllll U.Pertl J!f7 4 Travfll•rto w l'&blia. oul&liek-paho II ltanifoon ()Q.hwatht'r d lspoaat frostrfrrr fo"'r1tc•d1t1r\! Yrenr l\ araGoire dlvldt'r . ~ ~-~. l'Ornt't lot llCUl.'iOI Cl.ASSIC MOllUHOMI S4LlS r1'0l5 t f.Arbut !;l 1' :ot> /\ .....-~-aJ-~l•l_t'-....-... --uo.-.s.•.1.1 ___ , £. WA TERROMT . MAGMIFIQUE 225' dork. 2;0 deg bayview. t of Newport·.., ~ 'alued prop at ~.215.000. Lar ry A~t '£1~ ~--- BY Owner-Spert acular "'ew. Sec ~ate Wall lmance SJS0.000 at 12• , .. ~'i',CXX>.~76 -----lllST IUY OH UDO CUstom contemporary Clexlble noor plan to swt atQ1 fanuly·s ~-Be.am clnjp.. dbl frt>lc . St'<'Unly 'l'Uein. Top Cond 45' lot o .... 'tler flnaocang ();loner Brok« 0.3·3331:! Of9f HOUSE SUH. •DESPERATE* Mo Qillal~ at dt! SX8I< dn-assumt-lg loans 1p ay'ts $1600 f owe ba1anC't> 1no p.t~ t!> 2 yrs1 Total price Sl95 0()0 Vi\CAS T 3Br. 2 ~7 Ba Cando l ) r old 1 ~t 15th St. :iB t~14pt Ilg\~ art•a1 OWNER 642-6991 POQTOFINO 1 umpletc:ly uograd1•d IOI" 31::bJ, 3 frpll'~. hV· tJm rm & den Sl8!1.500 Fman1•1ng A\ ail tl!'I-:.'\ HO\..:Sl:. S S 12 ~ llO\ Port Rt•OWll'k O"'\t•11I 75!:1-1321 COSTAMISA Obi wldt' 1973 Wcs1ern, 4-PLEX dbl "'de lo spa<'t rt'ot ()\1y l ldt ' lWwci C0t.U. 21fr 2lJ J t ot11lly up M\'1>8 locut1()C'I J Hdrm :! gr.aded ga rden. tuh & Owner will orry at L~l.i&nd lutr bton A :i upcr Ill'~ lor 4 yea.n SM,000 Ul\'\!llt.menL duWn l'ull PMC\' $2~.000. . TorioiM l1h1b being upgraded -~-1 .m· fully oc1·up1t'd MoWa. ~' Y1·drly income $20.000 972·8421 J)t'r hwldin.i Tenant:. 1971 Trailer Home' 1n mobtlt· p ark. Jdlt ... Harbor Blvd. C M. $$m 673-3821), ~ liy owner. adult park no pets, !tgl w1Jie ..., 9xtl! cabana. 2 Br. am · ITIOCW 8~ 840-44 75 - ----.· "74 Prowler. ;w· 1n ~lob1le Home Pk. S4,000. Good rond. 64.>4706 atx1i2: 2 bdrm 2 ba. + dl'n Wash Ory. 01!> bwasber. $45,000. Call 963-6tlj ~tors• 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 'AGENT ~ms & Clark looking for 1 agent who !>pe<-ialJzes tn lndustnal Property and that can close large 1ndustnal real estate. 100' ~ comnlls!;1on. very 11g$lress1ve offal'~ Call Mr Clark in Nt•\11 port B('hllSl -1666 tL57 acn·oo;, K3n rho .\1JrL1ilt'. ror .rnndo'I or 8i>l'· SI. lW.OO(J ( Jn bo.· di\ 1ded Ownr 1\.,.:t il I ~. Stiii ·122-1 1300 ......•.......•........ P4tY UltlllJ~. A PR€HIG€ /-+-I -~OM€~ Ile& t-~Ulte lnveslmt:nt:. J:mW Coli.st Hw~. NIJ 64!.-6646 Ck>M-d S&indi.y RXERUPPER +t urut olfa~ bldg 1-:asy terms. Owner will trade or carry 2nd T D lor down payment. ONLY $42 5 .000. li rokers wejcome. All· S56-7n7 MuJU property OWl)(.'l"S IO· t e rest e d 1n gctt1na together to cut the h1gli rost ol plumb111g repairs. no 1nv es tm ~nt necessury. Contac.t, Frank at~ 7346 San Oemenll.• Duplexes .. 7 · a!>s umable loan~ o( SlOO.CXX> each. 12' • . :-;o JlOIJl~ Snuth-Meyer Ai.'\ 0053.51 -----Pn~ E Side ros1.1 \h~.1 ~ l'lcx.e:-.. low down pa} me.111 ss1-t1iot.i Hill . Offic~/Prof. Bld4 Ii ,000 SQ ft offal't• 'IJJl't• E x1 ~un~ Ii unit:. ~.<XX! will handk INCREDffiLF.T·ERMS ~ES' Spt-cta<'ular N wpt RtOMSIS,,OOO 16 ~f\11 Unih Each w ocn VH·w<;_ ~immm,::-J)OOI . no 11t· Ccrred ma1oten.in<'t' 21>.CXX> Eqw ty srus.ooo selling pnce. Ca:.I\ to loan or exchange. 1-telghts 3 bd. 3 ba custom hqmc Dramatic use or 200/o DOWN -..kylJght.s & gJass. 20.,::. dn NEAR DISHEYL.4HD in cash or tr ad(•. No Broker 1714175()..1624 BROKER 1.:i&33-1723 q ual1fy1nt: J oyce ,._ cial WaJtie. 631·1266 ""°"llMI OCEAN VIEW 4-Plex. pnme tocat1on ,\.'-'>UflW $1SIS,000, 9-' I'\, m.ly ~.CXX> 146-44 \.I. Ptoperly 1600 11 •1 ~' I x..11 ······················· h1 "4 ~ L~ 2 comrncrc1aJ bid gs. ~lnl · RULTORS C M location $325.000. 25•, down Owner SYNDICATION i'O Uelux~ 'IU,tm Apt.S. for Condo Conversion. $25.000 to S50,000 1ove~tment Nwnt .1 ohti 6314516 I 076 financed. Bk_:_~5096- IOO oOOWH will b~ llus pnmc HJ locauon with 1-;.z .2 rent 2 li()rol hOU!>l' I()(. :it t -rj IO v.alk to bo.•;,1 h ~" San C1emente Owner Jn' IOll'> .. OMLY $89,500 644-7211 Spectat:ular white wJ\t·r \ll'V., exl'lll'>I\• j.H t ~dl'hon .. ~. µ\t bch & po r~ 3 :.pac1ous ttrs. 28a. pool, frplc. xlnt ~url 1nie S«>.CXX>. Owner 192 3391 S..Jilmt tapsfrClltO I 07 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REDOCED S4000 2 bdrm zi,.~ba.1400sq n. VERY PL(jSH ~ow $93.500 --.Hurry' Call Kt.-tth 831 3818 or 496-49i7 QrweValley R.E AXER UPPER 44 urut office bldg l::asy wnns Owner v.111 trade or carry :Ind T D tor down payment. CJNLY S425,000. Brokt:r ~ v.-clcome Ac)ent 556-7777 Corona del 'far. rf'taal & O(fice building. pnct' re duced . $105.000 to S6!10.0u0, owner wi ll Canance Prime ,\/1' locallon Sand kc.ill} 7 I 4 · 7 5 2 · l 8 3 II o r 711 !(15.-0fj 16 COl'ldominiums/T own· ~forsal~ 1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Huntlnglon Beach duplex. Beach & G11rf1eld. 2 yl")) old Lf?t> ~sumablc· loon or AITl> 4.JBr. 2 Ba. Un · IL'> Short e<.1·row Pmfe of ownership tnMdear& out l'nn onl> Smith ~le) et, Agt, 040 5357 ---~ --~ ~Huntkh •2Tnplexes• $325,000 f« Iott. All 2 Ued rooms. Owner w ill carry A.I T.O. Anaheim w /PoOI II Uruts $275.0oo. Park Lido condo 3Br OwneT' will carry con· 2' ,1~. frplC' l::nd unit. 2 lr!K°t car ~ar. Pnce reduced 10 Humington Beach Rlty $135.000 0 wner w 111 ,._ __ 1•7•14•)•842--4•1•1•4-- financt> w 'S50,000 down. 1· .2_14-~-um~_!n_~_·i_s_. _ ALlt'llllon bwlders. 10', 2tldrm Condo Xlnl locale. down. Prime rent.al area. Northwood:.. c reative spacious S/8 R·2 IOl + 2 Cmanc1ng. Tim 'Eileen bdrm house. $89.950 a~640-4950 Joy~ Walue. 63H.2Al6. 1100 la.odl11•1»dt nu ma ID· K.)..~TOJ BEACHES blu.u. Lovely hUlalde "" a.w..A•at' dl ta~a;•.ra 3 Or, lrpk-, new kllcb, locauoo with 3eO def pool, •dlta. Lae MOO. ocean view, Z BR. pool, .__.W•'"' •-•cl-n1tn1 h.-orm~~ ...... ~·-f'd -... od 411&41..S gar,~ 919-007Seves. -·au -c 1. ... u ........... ' f'\CI, ... .-. pa.int ln ., YMw. Oole \0 te:boola like ldtcbep 4r cabanetis 0cwrt llot 'prtn11 ~ I Ila. ••amUy. Ln. parq. Qlke m 0 11 > P!I to T.... l2'0 Walk(f'o Huntlnglon ltl3378~72 n-.. ' M 11 r1na . $7 o mo . ..,_ 3 Bt. t~ ba, frplc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cem6'. S of Hwy . 3 bdrm. f~. b.arn cln1•. prv yard. 2 car ear • v.io New '*10~ lnlftQ!U.l. ~l.220 .. lltrla.st+dep. Movr 1n covered peUo, new Plint .,. llr. 1 atocy. Curdener l Ueciroom fW'f\ $4o,, M.-y lf, Leu~ 1 vall C.11 In ti OUL Ckl.e to t>Y~r· & wata" pd. 1''/P, ckl>. 2 Bedroom furn MIS INUIAN W t:L.LS l'C Ut.b ~. "'""' \ 111.1 • l'l•W 1.1t1 Miu r~l4"11h t' C Ownn 1o1.-\ll rl\rr~~t '( I> ~ No pc1&.n1.11 Stol\h Ml!)'t'r, "'-1 M0-~7 for appt lo Sf'e, 8e().*4 )'lhlnc. 29131 Vlu S11n ·cam rm. aw:.. No pet.I 2 BrTwnhse. Wllum $47S or 64..S-l77l ~es. • S.butlan, L. N. 7»02'17 Adults. no pets. p011 t• v..., 3214 OenM.nl RJty 839 0023 ~ ,_.-*d or Ut1UUea FrH! .............................. VMto 1267 u..fwwl•d 3300 llGHAILAKE f'nnw 1'.:MI \'iallt•)' II.)(· .. 111 . 1 '4h.. t r c>mplt.'lt' lr(l.ll-.( ~e oo I rg lot fr1n111. rt'tll.tl: ~.000 ~·nd for fr.:u map & t.v..oh1Art< fla! f«.·al t.btale Store Box ti&3 1~ l3it>.r Lile, rt-923l5 I lttiS-~T.!16 Days I 800-3663 Eves CM of County ... ....., 2550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------- l224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WNtbl~t V1Hqt 2 br. 2 bt condo. dbl gar. F.P., pool & apac. ~ mo. 1.sl & Last S200 des>-6'2·5290. Z?SMo. 3br. 11t\ba. cpls. frpk, dbl aar. encl yrd Tnk.'t home. 646-9666 ....,_La To~ 3 Br. 2\.-) ba. 2 frplcs. A C. 2 garages. J lg yard. comm. pool. Near So. Cst Plaz.a. scbocXs. Ar f l'W)'S. Stl15 mo. 751-3485 HOME fl'OR RENT ·-·-••••••••••••••••• 3 8r pnced at S51S. f"ncd yard & prage. Family please. K ida & pets wekome. C&ll S&C·~ C)(' m.2971. Agi. no lee. tW619011h« .. 3240 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Degant2bdrm, ram rm & den, 1S72:5 mo). Plush apU.. 2i., b11. cedar & g)as.s 5 bllts to O<'t!an. bbl car pvt gar. fully awot yd. Adults. no pees. lnquire at ~ l!Jlf St. TI4"960-Qll. &tlwe lnt.oday. Beaut. 4br, all xt.raa. Crnr lot. f am nn. bltin.s. ~I yrd. Kld.a OK.. Otc c:A Ahcla Pkwy S$8S Mo •~ 889~. or ~l. 831·9303 HOM~ FOR I\ E!'l'r 3 or •br. Pnced from ~1575. F'DCd yard & garaaes P'a m 111 ti please. Kids & pets welcome I 964·2566 or 973-2971. : no fee ... .,.... i.odl 326' ....................... NO FEt:' Apt & Condo ••••••••••••••••••••••• R1·m,.mtu•r \lorn t•n \! J\ 11th '" 11J.11•1n~ a Moth•·• \ n:i~ rn1·,,0lo(•· on our "if11"·1.1l \l1>1hf>r· .. 1>.1 \ fl·•J'• ""' .1 """' •. , "'tth vour m1~a~1· ror 3\ lrlllt• J~ s.; 00 ('.111 ~:? 56'/ll tndav '---------------~ I Mlle From OcHn -4,<n) sq f\ or gracious h v mg tn prestJge Ocea.as1de w-eu ~. acre, 30 produc· !mt avocado & frwl tr~-:.. twuuufulty ma int a med. wl ft'TIC't'd Mauh qlrs or n.om. for .:u~L-. w l.K lot . 2Hr. roam hse hu~ 4Br. :!Ba. huge s tont• (rplc. formal d.ul rm, tut ly equipped modern kit . 3 tur .:.ara,1w \lust see to appn~· ~.uoo $70.00U will handle Owner ""111 clltT)' 12131 433-1526 or ( 2131 433. 1 m 2br. 11>11. smaJJ cluld OK No Pets. USOMo. 19S4 B Ml-yer 549-3484 Homes ft,,. rent. S4SO to SliOO 3 BR 2 Ba. fncd yard& gar. KJds 1pets o«. Kath. 9624(71 rentals Villa Rentals CORdo d .. urns ~BkT ....,.*d l42S NEW S upe r S harp 1\mlun 2br. dn. 21-iba. frplc, dbl gar. pool. JllC, :.auna No dogs. Waynt>, 2 bdrm l ~'1 ba Townhouse near HunL Harbour L'p- graded. S415 mo 84CH027 l:.'\•e. --- 0... bee. HOfWM Bay V\e'W, 3 br. de1'1, 4 h11. utnwn. 3100 sq. (t. SIOOO mo.~3893 N.-1 ~_!H_6_l --- 1.....u-gt' 2 br. I ba, !:arage. i.ma.JI yurd Nl.'W crpt. uJl'. 1 duld o« No pet.s. S4.2S 2208 U Placent1J I Br 3 lia, i''ran IOWllain. OCl'.J\..°" VU.:W ~ br. :!', 2400 'Qi\, mo a'l<1 S600 ba ,:ard ene r 101 I 842-ll>4H ~Own Bkr Quality 4 Bdrm ra nch home. CustA>m features. lwcUJ)' rxtra.<. Outstand· uv.: value today. sound investment for tomor row. $86,000 .. R aocho QX'amonga LOIJW'CI vm~ R:f. 497-1761 IR.EUND Own your own ca:.tlc 1n Suuthem lrl'lo.nd Lmell Castle ha.!. Gt•org1an Houst.· & Cirdak~r:. qt r~ -+ 3 acre. Plaru. ct\ :111 fo,-drt.1.:>l a~. & :>lUd lO!> Sl00.500 ~a Yill~ R.E. 497-1761 Utmteho Cucomonqot (Jw11.ll~ 4 bdrm Hane h l'\t-.tom Ceatur~·s Luxur~ t'Xtra~ Oul'>tand1n~ \'dlue lod<n Sound m vtSlmerll. for tamof'row. 9l6.CXX> LGIJlllMI vm~ R.E. 497-1761 2600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BeaUUlul La' a Hol Spr· l1l8S m Idaho. 38 + arrc'"!> on river. !>Up.!rb \ 11·w SdlorlradtdorSo CJlll. PO &x 5002. Jlt>m~t. C.:,\, mu. Pnnc. only ~Farms. Gr0¥H 2700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 40acn:.'lforse Ran<'h Lri::. Bunkho uM' bldg Dbl v.1de mob1li: home. barn. ... pdddwk' 14 ork lfl~ arl:'na. water ""l'll 660 ft. frontage on 2'J Palms Hwy. $210,000. 5'&5-7'.lO • J BR,:! ba .• IJv. rm , IJnl rm w Crt>I bltns. rµb. dr•1~. nc"" ly pamh.'1.1 Lea..w $550 mo W Mde LOYaYHOME 2 SI.or}. -I br, 3 ba, xtra ~ Cam area. form din nn. c~t l'rpt 1drps. xlnt tor t-ntertam1og, \Cry clean 9634Lg9 --------700-0189 oc 700-0409 RI tr HOM ES f''O R RE. '\T 3 or <lbr Pncl' -Fa m l 11 e-. East.sick>. 2 br. 1', ba, plea!>e Kid:-& pl'l ii clukl welcome. wmd.Jn~ ~-ei~. Call~ 2.566 or slalrcaae. new hunt.+ · 97J.2971. "'-'\·no C~ • green carpet. fruh · paint. modem kitchen. ~ bdrm Condo S~9S i. mo k e · d e t el' t o r . Sharp. ~ CambndGe (irepl.aC'\?. pool. laundry Call ~ack 962· mis rdom. NO P ETS Water & heat paid ~75 m o 3 Br. frplc, lg fenrt'd y;ird S92S move -i n . See Ouldttnok ~mo ~fr ~ends or aftt-r 6 pm Sunpkms~~ :.te;a F..a.st. 145 E . tlnh ....... . 112 block east or Newport rUlti!4on ~~)~3989 ~ 3242 SPARKLlNG CLEAN 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. dbl frt>IC, I,; walnut pancll<'t't..,, nu 'myl k1tchl·n floor. 00 pc•lS S02S li.1..· Qi.JI Owner o~bl227 2br, 21.oiba. frt>k. din r m , 2 car ga r . 3y r s old . S560Mo 963-4085 Mesa Verde home. 4 br. l.L• ba. bllnS. e xtremely l.:e yard N<:w c rpl~. mC'ely det><>r all•<l. S6~ mo. ~ankncr & wali:r in cl ~Hll22 ----- 3Br. 2& Condo . .:W1.n1cd gate community. S595 mo mrl'ds ulll. 646 7174 CoU Parle 3 BR ~ den. 2 Fl'!>, b1i: pool. F a m an·a SNO + l~t & !>cc Oavtd. 646-3255 Z'llr dupleit. p\t > ard. no pets. S400 mo Call 6l.l·006J or 642-41()5 ('V{' ....................... WATF.RFRONT 2 br :!'":' ba Approx 1600 ~ tt 30 l\bµ ~-c fot''r. Sl.100 mo 01Jn1· Jl H46 0!>03 11r ~16-LT.l Br:ind nt•l4 e 'l't' pt·n lhou.'>t' With o r "" nut boat '>I.JP Jbr. Jba. bt·Jul crpting & mUl·h mor1• Bt.'Sl lfuntLn~on Harbor loc S2000Mo Own A~ ~ 126S. 714-&6-5920 New 3br 3ba $(-abndli!e Condo . WatH views . $7$.'.\10 S.i&-3767 (•\ ( ... 3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• R.&fTALS 2BR.:?ba . • .•.... SS75 2 Br + D. 1 ba $750 3 BR. 2 ba .. -Sfi50 775 4 BR. 21 7 ba .-.. ~-t!2!> Drake l::nte11>nses 6Hf71 3 Br. 2 ba. lge Cam rm. 2!J Palms Hwy, J oshua huge Liv rm. frt>lc. d w , 1h~. CA. 1714) 366-2140. Jacuui Nt..'W paint. new Red Estate CllJlS. mo roo 545-9223 &change 2800 Dix Jbr. 21.2ba h ouse ••••••••••••••••• •••••• • w yard. dbl J}llr . Avail Beaut lbr. condo. llawa11 June 1. $675Mo. 631·1094 !<di. Hooolulu-Ocean view & all amen1t1c~. Trade on Cd~1 duplex or sm com.mere 1al 640-0S89 2900 ··········•··•······••· I BLl'HOliSt::SAT 95°/o OF MARKET VALUE •No Fee •J mmed. Putt hasc •Movewheo-r1!ady •Pnvat..e Party m.<H23 2 bdrm. 2""1 ba. new Condo pro(ee.s1cn.a.lly decorated Model hom-e m <'ld Nfrig... wash/dry • king bed. spa & pool. Santa Ana Country Club area. S700 rno. Call 646 2215 & ~5440. HOME FOR RENT 3 Br pnced al ~. Fncd y.ird & garage. Family plN1sc K ids & p ets welcome Call 964·2566 or 973-2971. Agl • no Ce.!. 2 Br 1 Ba rondo. beaut de- corated, "Springs··. ~10 mo. Refs req, No pets Avrut 6 11. 557-3200. 673-Ul9 I Br condo S395 mo Tim o r l::tl een . A l(en t~. ~ Ol::~Rf'IELD l'ATIOHOMI:: 3 Br or 2 br & dc.'fl New fTllt & dJ'Jl6 Fr l'l>h p 1u n t Comm pool • S62:S mo lllcl .ll rdn r Agt~l60, 760-1199 Rancho San Joaq o n golf course. 2 Br, 2 Ba. deo, frplc, dbl ~ar . adults. no pc ti. S715 673-4496 CONDO Nr Hoait :? HH . l~?ba. pool. jac , Sauna. dbl g;u W 0 A\'a1I \Id) lSt $62~ mo l>y-. 973 1255. t'Vf'!>• wkndi. 61 Zu.> -------- 3 Br. 2 bM. as&OellillOtl. ~esx to bt'arh r.so Pros>m.> Hoose 642 ,3'1511 ()(~ 1010 • 3 Be 21:? b.1 !l.<'"'l>On Trrr lWN\!>l' ( ;:ir rq.1ri £rplr. d "", JJ"'l pa\ H~I." gt'('(.'tlbt-ll pool ,.It ~UI l'I end un it '" r11·t S600 mo 1'11 !j!>l 1 or &ll>mt. H11. c .,:-;Yn'> n. Jo• Homt~QC'I. \ I t-. W pool <;pa. 3800 o.q ft 52300 mn ~975-025;! HIG <.:A.~0;\ liorri ... 1u\ Modd Gi>urm\'l l.1t1 h1•n Sl-00 Brkr 837 Qbb!, Park Lido Townh\lt•M-. 3 br. ;!t., ba, dbl l!Jr Ji!t' " opnr l>JZPI. fplt V. .111 .. to beach~eM 1111.rt: aoomo. l!IM UDO Cl"OS!> I rom bay 2 d{'tl, 2 lia Patio. f' ant d<'cor Sl.<XX>mo e NE\\-' & \'l'r ll \{'(1 in VJLLA BAL IW 1\ Z Bdrm. Z Ba. patio & greene!)' ?'J(>Utral dt"C'Or S7SO mo lease opt poss1 ble Waterfront tlomc::. · 631-1400 ---- New 3 Bdrm 21? Ba townhouse. pauo. 2 car gar. pool, spa, & tenru~ Si25 m o 6H·4 l92 , &a6-3ZlS msg ······•···•·••········• •2 Br. nr So est f'la,ta, pool & SPll SSOO No ~. ~17 641 MtiO KA.'IOIO ~ll RAG~. l.k· 1..-or. 2 BR 2 Ba. all xtra ... By \4arr101t llott·I & ~ &smo 1m,'i!f57 ~ IS.•J<'h '\1•14 \ 1llJ Balboa 01't'll0 \ ll'W • 2 Int~-l!ba frplr lri: pvt pJllO ~··r 1?:ttl' \du!\!> S750Mo K3l4 ~ltlO /\T'lTu\<.I IV !-. 2 br 2 t1a SC P I ,, z a I' v " I Jar gardPn S i l~ m~.557-~ J kr J bl.I 10 "B frpl p O<ll r .. I' I "n t I t ~ Ttt-ratc ~-;:i Isl & 1.1,l +-,.,." Ot'J> .W.321f) n l-8 I '11 ~ 1>·.1ut 2 t1r r1>nde> rn Lakt' t-r1rt'~t Almo~l n.... l pi::radi"" •·nt'I · ~ I dJ' ~olf J lo(t' ·, •1rrtlll r><1ol l'\C S°•I 'loo..:!:J l•t l.J I \ \ .t I r., ,. , ..i>l~ t lr'4m1'\r• • I •mdo MCIC.I l l4'Jr 111 • 1· •II tt·nn1. l'r ... 11 t • • .w1 .;•Juli.. nu p't,, ~I 14.~t 1,";j .H l'.'j ~iXK't I uo•l11 .• lir h.1 I~ "41 It I I pld Jil.Jnt.I lJIXI J,lfl.I• r lot "'Jt , '4 111 t O\t ftfU' l u lr 1,,. d l\Xil ta JJ• 1J11 m1i.- from ho J I 0 .... ~J rt\\I !148-~ CK~ t.":11.>o Hunt.lngloo Harbour new 3 ~ & 2 Br (",ood month rat•• ""''l .:~ p tu •ii I 1lel II.SI Apo townh F\lrfti sM-d ·•······•·••·······•·•· 3706 .••.......•.•••..•.•••. ll\anrunl! :!Hr 18.:t h·rn bkrlc 'rh ''' "" ~u SS6tJ mu ..-Utll ·, ~;> 1~·1 ~'tr'an9.,~cxh 3718 .....•........•..•...•. :!Ar for 1 pt-r'>On i20> mo • uttl 4.96 5446 Corona de4 Mar onh 3722 •••••••A••••••••••••••• ~ud.111 .1pt bl~tu O< \'jf\ fr p l•, p.1'¥11'•>. ••n,·I carport l'trl '"' \!.1turl' Bu,1n~sm.in S32SMo f>IJWXJ 3724 ••...............•••... lb" ru.m apt 1\dult!i onl) No Pt'(S C-all 11ft l()am ~ HtMtifwlOR ~och 37 40 ·•··•········•·······•· • • • GemC.., ~Delaware Apt I\ Uuntrn$?1 un l.kach You Jre lht· wumer ol two (rt'l' tll'ko•U. I Sll 50 \aJ~•. lO TM QU~MARY Tour l..A QUINTA HERMOSA 1.6211 Parbidc Ln, 1 blk W '94·5294. !llJ5 No . • Q>a&Hwy Luxury st~o Free maid :.erv. Color t v SlOO wk. IJ)C. WJ_ 499-22Z1 ... wpori.... l7 69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEHAVESUMMt;R ' RENTALS WEEK OR MONTH associated llPOK£R5. RE AL T0 R5. 20l'\ W 811Slboa 6'' J~I ' •FANTASTIC• Pl11thouse & townhou!>.- '" aitablt· J unt· 15th for SlZJOMo 7GO· 9 ll 7 OCt:A.S F'R O~T . .n a 1 I now. dail). V.<..'ekly. ~ t.aru!ac VIN' 673-SU R f' i; ~ontJto. ll'a-'f' avail 1m med1at.e1y ~aut1Jully & l"OO'lp4('(ely fum • 2 BR. 2 b11 on golf cou r sl' t~1.1mf'11 1•t·1t :. . frpk • .,..11t hJr Jlr-cond ., ~ df)er. 2 r ar gar. "''' l'hildrt>n or pe1 ~ ft.·11>rl:'nn~:. ri:q "™ \1'i 64-1-0323 THE "GOOD LIFE" YEAA-AOUHO FUN -,\I ~' ~ ,, ... , D· t . , '• ~ rp..-Sun ct 11 f'·~~ "•BRO •PV ' ... '" • ~u-4, mu(h rnt)t'l GAUT AE~UTION It '• ; r .N(Hll • ~ ,. ,. ,,,,_ ~ -~ J"d• ''J'J' J. ,..jj•••~W'tf1"t ,_ ... ..J f l.)t • , Honge 8EAUTIFUl APART- a.tEH TS '> rq , I '. . 8• l I .... '· . , . .,, I • ... t .J I ' t ~ • • , . • ·-· •1 .... ; . ., Oakwoo Garden Apartment• N~Port Beech/No. ()Iii , • ' '··· ,,,,, 7141 t>4'> 0'>~ Newpc>rt Beech/So. I (!(, lt>fh $1 Lo -.t 1t..t '141 N:> 8•10 ...•.••••.•......••.•.• JI06 .............•....•.... B.\Yf'.RO;\'T BALBOA ISL.A.SD 2 bdrm .! ba mOdem. frpll' Previous Owner.. unit Teak cab s .• paneled. ~ pal.lo. Sl 100 yeariy trrJ..6870 ----lcAooPeilliRMlla 3107 ....................... Sf);K'tOUS 3br. :?b:i. (rt>lc Oeclc. 2 car J:llr . Ocean ,.,._... Sii5:\lo 6th 1220 4 Rr. 2 Ba. Ver) IK. all on I noor. twalJtJful n('\11 dlx 11el'or. frplc. pvt. n r beach & bay A\'a1I now. lll,ildren OK. $750 mo 10&2 \West Balboa. Jeff ~ ~Laqlna I 086 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Recent compl ete re furbis h . Very nice. REJ\l,TORS ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Lah far We 2200 ~.'!'::5.~ ..... . Colll'\tC Pan. 3 Br 2 Ba. bll·1ns. dishwasher, frt>IC . s.')05. Call Select Properties 751-3191 3 BR .. 2 bath h9 m e. formal din rm.. 2 car ~ar., Turtler~k area. S750Mo .• yearly lease. SEAVIEW e xec. Jbr. 2.,._ F.R... t.enrus. pool. spa, etc. SJ.JOO mo . .Grdnr incl. 6'4-7970 ~Bt>arh.CA Tickets may be claimed by clillmg b4.2·56i1S, ext Zi2. 3122 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAHRtOMT Breatht.aJung views rrom every room of OU& 2 br. 3 ba. ONLY .... $350,000 NICHOLS REA&. EST ATE 1506 Soulb Coast Hwy Lag tc:t. 494-7220 a..-ltHlltah ....................... .......... ... w. 1100 ....................... lbr 2br Bllt lo beal'h ••••••••••••••••••••••• Swnmer/winter. S.206.000 •FCllllt.tk luy• FEE. Own/Agt. 559-5164 Only $67,500. Ocean view cr7SZ-22ll. AU for Lynn. b plus approved plans n....i-A CdM p r for trl·level home. Walk· .,.,.,_ 10 . ro · , ing dJst&nce to Dana Pl decor. Strategic loc. lly H.art>or. Owner. 638-1614 Owner. 673·48411 or ~1056 ._,..,.,,.,., 2000 ....................... 14 U. Beach City. Low dn, 10.5'k-int & a strc Jt p ositive. Agt. B i ll 172-9300 TENNIS? ESTATILOT IMIESTAREA VILLA PARK! .====~~:M;;'l 8 U. Garden Grove, 20% <71-0988-1027 ..... •n'"-AMSt down, owe at 11% Morro Bcly-ottan vu lots ft.Mt type llvin& lo an maM8 th&a property a .from 12990. walk t o uclual9e vlllaae of ..-.All. 8Ult'72·9300 beacb , terms avail. :\:~ort Beach-"' -..-..•-#1oo...11 ana-. ~ bouie, toGIC AV,_....,_,_ -----~------ ...., ftreplacet. One, 2 le Beau&lrul 2 bd, 2 ba O\Clke lAcuD& lot. View 3 Bdnm. Ad..ita over~-town b o u • e>.'i n It• ocean • cou t 11 a e . Prlc .. raa1t from w/111>ka, vaultea cell· Priced to aell. Owner SJl,HO up. Stop by -.,__._.. ., .. ·-<21S>Z'1·7•l. ~ BapMSe Vtllaae, •-~ ""'~-. •S.~Hwy Jn llDITAL Lllam Beacb R·l &ou. (Ill SAT /SUN l-5 1N0011E PIOPERTY J1at le¥.a llchta. Ready Orc:.alLaiallW« --. Modular Type totuld. N9edijoillt Yen· ...... M br MCWUy, S bn apftoi. Xlot. retllm p.t ..._,fool•,._, on lnvwtmtt1t. Prtnc. •• me• •a. Oll1. nU1M1111. IUMITIC.W. 1 llr, IM .., .. .... Piia DIMrt. •• 000 ea, I ~ 1\-1 loll, I ......... , .. , ..... •I•• •• , •••.••• ""-''-· , .. ,.. .... -- 3106 ....................... ~ 3 84rm + patio & deck, )'l'ly S800 / mo + UW. Agt. Lora Vance. 6734002 Loguna leoc.h 3141 .................... , .. VIEW Walk lA> beach from ran· tastic 3 BR 2 ba home wrth pool & breathta.lung ocean Ylew. Completely furnished. DON OS EN REALTORS 497-4848 M9wport •Cldt 3169 ....................... Large J;tudlo Condo. All J)IJWlY runllsbed. 1 Ol1m· Lal). Many amenitlea . ... C&ll 645-7220. 2'Br mobUe home. furn .. ""1. walk \0 bch. S$00. Mo.· Mo. M5-5MI. Large 3 BR. 2 ba , frpl. near O.C.C. Quiet street. 2 Cat gar. Fenced yard. Across from ele m . school. S6SO Mo. 67~9111 or 567·2953, Russ Qi.edollhouse 3br. F.R .• 2 car pr, S57S Agt 752-1414: 639-9143 eves. Trt·pleit 2 br, I ~ ba, endOM!d paUo & garage, $C25 mo. S2:SO SI 0 . 1.303 Baker St "C". 64.a-'n43 3 BR. 1\.7 balhs, frpl.. Woodbndge area. S6SO Mo. yearly lease · Bay &r Beach 7.19-0f!J I Rancho Sao Joaquin on the~ course. 2 BR d"1. oak pegged noon. End lfGCA>IYOH Luxury 6 bdrm • 6 bath home; 50 f t. indoor · ou&door pool. 2 Jacuuis, steam rm.. huae b11Uard rm., ~ kitchen. 18 ft.. wet bar. Atn 673-7300 UDO REALTY lmiL $750 mo. Ann Peters BIG CANYON. luxury 3 K!-5200 BR. 2'rl Ba. Monaco, ~ IHch l2fl »eW. sld Mo. 64()..3$82 ··-················· 3276 OCEANFRONT REN· -·••••••••••••••••••• TAIS new modular type 2 bdrm. Townhouse. $450. 2 Bdrm 1 Ba. carpets/ homes, 24 br tee p vt Cktwl v.ew. TI418'4·1659 dnpee. closed garage. bchs. adha oo.lY ll50 mo. or2ll/S41-7'40 ...... "" w1 leoced yard. "•· RMP-.a1e -s.. ..... garbage dl•poaal "Woodpuek.opeabeama c···;-3271 ltoYe, no peta. $31$. lll lc lc ata1n IWa. CUilom -.. ••-••••••••••••• l11t + '75 security. bamewa.lk\O~b.No. 2ttr,b.Camnn ioclaar. TIO-Sii .S Leltna. 2 Br. deo. n.,.s 1>act1&ni. teanls. New 2 b r. J"' ba 11;'1 Ba. frplc. &•ra1e. Vebkle slora1e avaU. lOW1lhouae. fi•a bulout 484..QZ'TS tmMo. lll.laal+sec. F.Mtade klcaLlon. Larr.• ~...... lJ12 3llCll Via de OUva. Call Pllio. J81C\1Di. ll550 mo. -············ .. ••• 1·•251115 ...... U.fw•••• 0 w n e r A g l . SPAIUCJJ:NO O.EAN LI• -... --... --l -Bdrm--t-Ba- ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ~ ft Br .......... _ ti...t.•l--f-.IA c.-.. M9' JW . . • . ATS-· ......... ........ coado. llOO _................... ~ Ea...we J bed. a =::-..,a;,;..i::-I>)' m.llD. IMua . a-...ao. hwy. QWet. new bl&h.=1ar•1•. bnaa .... ._ JHO ~No Peu. ••o. 1'M' bnllh. llcw• •JUST llEogcoR · _ ................ . •u.M ID m-l. -·Batley, AT&D>lllO mo .• pool, IOU'ntOOMTPLAZA .... :--. ....... nr OCHD, om.. cOlldo J If. J"- OIM 9' lll'p dtlie. pr, • to ttoftl, &tMAI, t.a Dbl 1ar w/Off'r, r;t=..~.::a= •:ilJ~' ~;,: .. -;,:~~ = u~-t:·A~~· ..... !m --... ,...,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • 2bdhn. 2 full baths. den, Ha __ v_e_M>Cne __ thUt_ !(lo i.ell '.' ms. Adults OD ly. N 0 Ol.SS1!1cdadsdo1t welt. pet.s.6T.H306aft. 6 P.M. W~it?~ ~ ~~cot~? t.sf-~ Mii&• Y£~1?J ~0Uf t%f . Ad-llUcP ~ '.fJ!I ~ • 24-~~~ .. '7~a~. You may request Ad-Sitter service when placing 'fOAJl od . • . ox Ad-Sit1tr numb« will Qpp80I' in your Doify Pilot od ... AO-Sittw tok9$ your TI IUJgll , • . you c:df in ot your mi Mnilra to qet the ,.,.., to 'fOAJl od .•• tNI a.va 11 onfy SS ptr -vttk. For more 1nformotlori ond to pkx.e ~ ad ~ 6G·"11 . I llJ4 ....................... , ......... .,.... ~~lta JBdrm .... Qacl • .,..,.. , .. p&ld. Ml-.,, MESA VEllDlt bome at ,..plMre 2U b~ dll -SU. No Peu.. ~ lOS4 Z Bdnna. l batb apt ' Ad\&ka. Gu paa(i IG-:.afl. f'amUy. 2 Br CMG. Pool l.4e3 Br. 2 lMI $.Tf$. Play- P'CJl.Dd. W:l416. sruNN'ING lrg 2br , 2ba, O'dll asit. Pool. rec aru. 710 w. Lab St. . Braid De'W 3 bdrm 1 i., ba fireplace. ~7S mo Jn Newport lfcU. 559-SOOJ. £.aad4J ~cttlor. beam " l. '"' ••llo. In ~lrbe UUJ pd No ~llTl-11Z2*_ ..... ~ J br. 2"9 .,. cmdo-.... IPA. U'Mll. 113. i... m.-•va ....... 1 llidna. U"'9f' t.n 4-Pln No p~ll U U Ca ll ~ --~- ... • fam rm. tnrd fl'lo 140S mo m o E of H.utor. ~It.. nu ~u 60<*1 Oll\olo 1 br apt. boled p ool. Ot'«•nl r1>nl . ~Illar. aubl rr pMrk \1\1. l700 mo 494 03 Oeiltahthd mobtJe ~m • lwtl.lnO!l)I)' (urnlahrd. JM bMrh lbr U95Mu ~pN!l .WmJ Near V1rt<Wia lk'h. 1 lir O<'ean 'l~w, '600 mo 6'2-1272 t~Nl\frunt 1 br 1tl)l . ~I pt<r mo unh l..a.:un., ~tr Dr 1175 3(167 "P-... .:.-..... ~ tru.tft•d HOO ....................... 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl'l we...-., Up • I Hrs, 1&1tch~netle11 . pool 6 mak1 aetv ~ W1M Land4'0 lM Mow I ltdrm pvt hum" C M Mre• Nu l.ltC'b,~nv Ult. l •l a. ~<'l' tlep IDJ llX6 ~ 20t2 koom for r1·nt . non btmt.Jk~. 1tt•p1r~tt' b.ith. IUl pnv SJ70 m o ut1l 0Ul d ta.I 4118 J lBr a pt1 w r•t1u C*IUAJJ.y furn. uu pd, no peu. m> mo 6 up 2C112 Nwpt Bl"d. ~~ ......... ..... 3152 ••••••••••• •• •• •••••• •• Xli1l W""ell nr Hoag H~p tale, ooru.moker 2 8dnn I Ba,•uttl paJd. Lra. 1375 mo, ~ •tt de p Su Mer. 2o:ss Pomona, •208 , C'M ~ l PR 2 Ult. nr Golf Counc~ l und po «~ 661 N1gut>I 'ti r . air $4!.IS 2 Hdrm. 2 ba, Opt ~. ~)() mo Pool & rel' r111 831 (Y7:I) 1 Br, Ideal for quu~t ~ Stove/relng.. No ~lpetS S28S 646 1105 ... wpori leach )8 69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646 l<m f''am1I) oHeri, (urn muter bed.rm w bll to Christian 1ndl\ Fem µnl'd Sl.SO m~ 963 001 CV'~ Ml!Sll Verdr pvt enl & balh Relng No cooking or s moking. Sl7SMo ~3612 ~~!:-.?!'!'! .. !?.~~ ~.~~ ..... !~~~ Ffld!y, M!y 2. 1980 OA&l.Y PILOT pj P\lnlWwdfe-al• n~n•t~mco~dor. •NP~~RT BtACH• ~-...... 4100 Mlllo!i.J'' T'9t '-'•,._, llot~ ... ... " • • •l' • • IW•m.LOCATION• ···········~········· 5015 --····-·········-Doallll9a~.. :iO,rdlt l"*l waterfronu S... M l a 91$tmo. 2t44 ••••• .. •••••••••u••••• ~ Jade ~. flmmate wan l ed ror tlUOaq ft . Randolph. 18. C M. Wedaw. bM 8'0IMY tor 2ad April ltth. Re ward. mol»le homa mo mo m4> ... ,... m~ue T.U:'• No u -1.IL cbeck. '°',..._ .....,. a.rbca('h MIO cwpt air 1000 aq n .... W..ted 4600 00 llftlty. D0,000 mlo, oo L08'I': .. .._. .. to.no.. 141-3118 14; 4 I 'e •• c h .. B . ..................... •• (DD. Vw ~loe c:aU A&t ~.., ualx, "'. --Wstminlt4r au.Zss. · ~bedrvom con1ac In fn..'11U lln)'Ume Jurod lt fl 1•&· Vle •• ~ Cbn1Uan room -quiet 1pot lo La1uoa Moarovl1 • Vlctoriad mllewUU<t Nur ~"C t.AGUHA.,.•ua Beach. Coroo• del Mar ZndTD'S CM. 4.29. Pie ... c.U ~.,~~. ~lor• May 1$ Oduu office. at eq fl. or Colt.a M•a '°" $300 or a..wr.w.1 2 u .o 1 ·1 a o1 .,,. -... nrw pl'Oleu. bids. f)riroe i.a. O...et area eaHn· 15 ·-110 000 ~ " lucallon , •tue e ll · tJal. W.W: ad •W. c to )'Mr--· ' or =:.•.i,l~~~:.n Valley ~pa~:.' ~.cf. I~~ =~Jt~·co. ·::::~\.214~ml~ vt .. Lookina for compatible female 21 at to 1hat~ Ira ll br, 2 ba apt w /ocean vu. "' Capt&. 8th 1225 plu.. -.,,. utt l per m o bit lu.t 'a« <kpoe req 'd -~atl 6pm uec>, Coth1 Meaa. CA Beac:b Blvd. • I•· 8-yfrontolflei!, ~I .Ii V2U4 or t e lephone Mwyto&.o. cfbmlpoli1 H.B.tl0-S'1Sl l a n it o r l a I, $39 5 . f73.'MW. onTn.iltDeeda• Newport Beach Bu.". or Prof M~o t o s h a r e Harbor fUdae Condo. PnvateCommuruty Non s'™*er. $400. Bob a t 752 ~ days, 64-0·2434 eves Young female to share ~ Ill Costa Me:ia Ill' 25() mo 546-&sJO female over 25 shr 2Br apt, partly furn. Sl7S + I.., UUl. 646-1105 l7l3)67).l003 Wllllled to Costa Meea ot CaDltnactJon. 640--0068 • D.El..UXE OFnCF.S • I.Moe area. 2 ot ' BR . UMDA & VIC kl l..2 4'3nns;from93taq. hou se p referred 3 OUTCALL fl. No l5e req. 2172 Du-Adult.I. Xlnt referencu. Pont Or., or a irport 673-5 7 0 1 E ves . 6 Massage *' Escort 833-3223 weekends. We're bade with m ore rim than ever. 953-0194 , NEWPORT Exec suite baa 180-230 sq. I\ W\Ddow offices a vaU. 1n &1rport a rea bui Id Plush decor, 1.ncl. con!. rm., recpt.. & coffee. F'ul· ly equip. word pros. serv avail w 1copier , l wx & leJecopier xlnt rates & 1 mo. free. 833-9971 Mature ne.&t woman de- w._ sm. apt or slucho. ~et. Beach area. Ad · Sitte r II 178 . 642·4300 at.In IOAM-tAM. l Yr. TD for all.le, Sll.500. Dana POU1t. 2S%. )'leld agenL 67S-598l f'amlJ,y w1xlnt refs. look· • r c 1Mwts/ Ing (or 3 or 4bdrm house r. ...... / I.Cl lse la Npt. Hgta or t;. LOii & Foti9d C. M. 642--810'7 •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• t c ••• th 5100 Mature.person wanted to L r g windo w 0((1ce w hse nr So. Csl Plitt.a w l'ecept.lon. apx soo s.l., Responsible law graduate needs q wet place to study for July bar !las refs . Wal l houses1t ~~alt.S ....................... Ten S56-9016 Dove Sl S600. 7S2· ll94 Rm.inte Fem only ~l NPt Bch. house w pool to shr 152 6419, eve ~15 Oc ean Vie w S u ite Prest1g1ous Newport Beach locauoo 480 sq Ct . Call 832 206 l ••• F. H. 5-ftt 2300ra.n~eSt. Newport Beach Yw a.re the wl.nMr of two rree ticlteu C$1t.SO value>. to l'bumd. Oran&e cat, Loolt# Ulr.e Morna. Warn•i l , Beach. "2-aZS. Found.. Male Alredahs7 Vic. lh gnolla/ PCM; Hunt. Bcb. Brwn/blk.' 96.J.7448. . Jo' 0 u D d p e t B I r d • Halecrest area. Pleaae ldemily. SCS-3433 •' Found: Blk Lab m ix. Fem. apx I yr. wht petd)eti. 971-0536 ~· t.a:rr · 4 129, vie 20th. & San.ta Aila Ave., C . .M. A1.R STAPLt:R. Mealaa of Llvehhood. Reward~ ~4 fblmd 8' Dulgby Ooatmg ID Newport Bay. Found_ on Monday. 67~ llAHDHfW 8eaaL adult apt. Spac. 2 br. 2 ba t wnhse w r p .• bltns, LIR. pauos. ~to 2 Br Twnhse. 1 Va ba. gar 2 IY stud.lo ~. No ~1.., SJ7S. AduJts, no pel.s Call Nt:.ar Hoag.Jl06p. 6JJ -6279 548-&s7 or 1·974-2009 Sues1au Refttah 4100 Share borne ~twn bay & ••••••••••••••• •••• •••• (A't:,M. N B. l''llr ~who have made 1t to the top ... The ul lltnlllt' oHace . -· ~« matun--fem n~s sm apt nr bus Coos1der rm ba & It tutl·h pn v Rt2.psmoker 645 "219 ,..... QUHHMAIY Tow FOUND: Beaut Russui.n blue M. cat. Very gentle. Vi c My rtle St. Lag, Beach 494-7346 CCW'l002br. 2ba. w 1poo1, spa. A/C, d 1w S42S mo. 646-~or 9'15·0843 SC7'S. 642. \603 TSLMgml &u-6221 --------- S47S mo. Super Deluxe 28r, frplc, 1 encl garage. 1 open space. Olx Ii.it. lg & roomy 2!RI Elden. To See call 979--S099 ''THE GABLES" 21tr w/gar $385 m o Newly decor . Ad ults, crpts. drps, fncd yd. Wat.er pd. 2439 Orange Ave Westchft lge 2br 1 bit, *1113. no pets, nt?w decor. pool 645-8152 "------FOR ~E : 2 br 2 ha ocean & bay Vat'w:. 1n \/illa ~lboa Adults, no dogs. <iood secun t y MaUow-Kennedy Corp Anrui Morland. exclusive r.-rnDE TllPL£X k'SO Cottage for rent. 2Br ~~· 975-0800 or UYl.JI w/garage, no pets, kids Xllll locatioo nr. Santa OK. 1213) 851-3220 Large l bedroom. F tP. on Ana at 17th St. 2 Br. 1.,, ---------I water. dock avail $600 ba, townho use sty le. 2br, lba. S295Mo. mo (714 1673·81149 or !ncJ gar Pvt patio, new t Child OK. 8:B--26SO. deeor' 13116/mo. Adults. 548-MlO. _no-..:..pets. __ ™-__ u_o.s_-_ --. E/Side. spac 3-B..!.R_2_8_a_.I 4Br. 2Ba. very lg. all on 1 noor, bea uu!uJ new dlx Hew LUI To~ adh condo. dbl gar , pool. decor. rrpl<:, pvt. nr 3 Br. 2•,, ba, '2 frplcs, S550 mo. ~3 1 3888 . beach & buy Avail now. AtC. 2 gara ges. I Lg ~ Ou.kiren OK. S7SO mo yard. comm. pool. Near -------So. Cst Plaza. schools & Dix 1 Br l Ba. convenient l012 West Balboa Jeff frwys. &15 mo. 751-848~. locallon, 22166 Miner St. n>-_:rm____ __ _ Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba townhouse. Spacious fireplace & pool ·Qwet are~. Adults. no pet:. $495. 67$-59491645-3381. 2Br. 28a Ill ruce 4-plex t'Omplex oo Mt!ndoza Or No pets Refit : S350 + sec. &u-8468 or 549-4132. m> mo 2131542·7236 2 Br. 2 ba, spac10U!I, cleun. newer apt. Adults . no pas. $300. Om~ 645 7300 f bdrm .. attached garage 219 Wilson $260 mo ~1819or642 7845 1 Br duplex, qwet. Clean. l.2 bl~k to lxh ~br . ~ba. down.'>tair.,. btl. frp le. palJo, git!' o. 14!7 44th St N 8 . 64Q; 40 ----,.- \.'1lla Balboa Jbr, <icn. 3rd floor . Se c urity & pnvacy W beaut 0t:e1Jo \'lew . $750M o 752 · t.miys, 833-7519 eve:. & ~. l'l1rape to l.Jdo for a !>Um mer ol t.Wl & fwi, 4 HH. I sty home wllp _!!real patio Walk to bl)y ·n be11ch club, tennis & vtllage May $1.200. Junt· S2.<XXI. Jul) S3000. Aug . $4,<XXI Agt 75!1-0tll I ---Elegant 2br. 2ba, Bayf ront Apt 7lh floor Stx• bldg. Avail June I lll Sept 30. 646 ·1427 ev~ OH THE BAY 2br. Iba, Bearoo Bay ioc. Tenru.s crt, pvt bch S11fc area (or kids Fully furnas ht'd Avail June thru Sept ·Per mun average SIJOO All thrt't.' ll¥.lllS Sl200Mo Ca ll eves & wknds 714 673 8243. Wkdays KlS-~ Newport U eac h lie.iullfully furn1:.hl•cJ 2Rr. tlen. 2Ba . Harbor View homt.-'875 A\Jll aft ~1ay 15lh 71-l 752 lgJ(1 or 714·831 7048 f-UJTI hou .. w . 2 br, · dc.>n. patJo ~fay 20 Sepl I SJ5(J rro Ulll pd No pets 345 Co:. tu !\t esa St. C M. 548-<M'.I -----·----~. lBa, sundeck. 5 mm to beacn. Sl7S Jn<>-. s:&lllll End gar. Wati:r pd. Non -s m oki ng .senie>r. ins+. No pels. Rers. ~ Versailles 2 br. 2 ba, bltns. Lagwla vi ct on a Beucl} alJ 11merut1es. 675·4912 area Ocean view. :.lps 4. Brdt.er. Wkly rental. $300 642-1272 WALLACE ST. APTS Newly decorated 2 br apt.. l ba, $395. Small cbiJd ok. no pets. 64S-44 ll ar~2020 ••• Mcs;lytt lush 2029Pomona Apt-t' Ccsta Mesa Larle 2br, 14' ba, pool, c&ri>ort. pvt patio. Large NwJJl Heights 2 br. 1 ba . play yard. Cluldrcn & sm frplc. s:rlO mo Adults. no pet OK. S3115Mo. Ca ll _pt.<ts __ 644_7_180 ____ _ S48-810'l Qu 2 bf'. 1 ba, e ncl patio & garage Near OCC. No pet.a. ~m<>. 751~. 0-PoW 3826 ••......•.............. 4:e 7 rm hse + yd. sf Pf! t>+ i''arruly ts l only Wk- 1). Jun $550, Jul S6SO. Aug. SOOO. 7101 &>ashore. 64.>8410 ltoomy. Waterfront home Noo·:.moker onl> S625 673-~I ~f 9P~ <?Jl~3 1266 !-'ll-r 6p~ Spei'tacular Vll'W, M'<' .:at l-1:1 St'<Jvu.:w Sl25 pt•r mo ~ l11c hou:.ckpn g 5566576 " Lar ge hj)lto r h o me Laguna Ueat•h l'"t•m a le, 1>tra1gh t , $2 10 m 1J 494 7810 ----- Mature female lo shr 2Br dplx in C.M S200 mo + WI 642-4496 Hunungtoo llarbour lvii do roommate arantcd S27S mo <71·0851 1651 or ~~lt'V~ M 1-·. cbe to heh . t•omplex h.a.s ever; thJ n~ SW) & ' ~ UlJl Ad S1ttn 111io. 2~ hr 4350 ....•.............••••. WANTfm <iar;.i.:e 1n Cl.I~! 1)7J.09t)o CLbTA ~LSt\ (.;arage & stor<li.tc .trl·ll:. :iva.ilable ,\..,k for Cra11; t\l!enl ~9'JOO Sl.oragt ~arages for rent on Halboa Penin~ula ne.x\ to fun z.one c 101., x 20'-ift 1673-l!MJ. 6'73-393Q Ea:.tsidtC M. !>mgle S..50 67S-7Q)6 4400 ·····················~· 1Zl.5Sq . ._, ~mo 1617 Westchff. N B. Agent. 541 5032 EXEC. SUITES UDO EXECUTIVE SUITES Dockside 1n lhi: l.f1to Manna ViUage. ~ERVlCES ~pt1on. s\!cr l'lanul. dictation tran~. a<\:l , computer time. t wll service, dupl & pnnt. dd\ & f'R. maJIJng, travel. ca~&more •..•...•.•......•...... Soos Est.abished Rt.1.al1 gilt and stooew •re busmess \I\ elegant shop pmg cenler Ideal owner o~ration Turn lt ty, with t'ltcellt'nt retur n Owne,-rrt.inng. m .ooo These profl'!>s1onal de corated & fu r nished CactbtJt'S wclude a COO· (erent'e room. kitchen. w~-t bar, :.lcum b<Jth', .. tuarbor & oc:ea.n v.1ewi. 1'0vcred pariun~ & boat :.lip trom ~a mooth ("\•rupant') June I. 19l!O 171 I Iii! tl62 1037 dd) m~hl ~ !:iq fl \n' fl 1\va1I tm med • '.'lt•ar S l) Ir"'\ !Wdh!ll lt~alt>, \11q:m1;.i () linen 673-7300 lllghly de!>irable ftr:.t floor lcx·11t11m . modern budding. L11.t hl & cheerful. 2354 sq. rt of floor space, ample & ron veruent parking. Ava1la ble J une 1.st. Offered sub· stanually lowenhan pre- vailing rate. Lease + 5 year option. 450 Newport Q!ntt!f' Dr .NB 7S9-0811 't513 C.olPUS Da·IRVINE SEAFOOD MARKET ;>;orth Oranite Count~ Xlnt loc tn :.hopprnJ.: center E stabll!>hed clleotele. rr~h & frozt!n :.t:a food . :.pa c 1<.1U :. lreei.er l"apac1ty Nt<l'> approx $36,000 Gn•at pol6lt.laJ Owner 111 Mu '!>ol CIXM!. Ca II John J ack J Levlllld. Inc. '213~TI·~ I Pnocipals ooly plea&t: > Beauty Shop wl\h al· tacbed !>pac1oos 2 br + ram. rm. bome. Xlnl 1ocaUon. 5":0 assumable Loog Beach. CA Tldr.et.s may be c hu med by calling 642 5678, cxl 272. • • • Ac r ylic N<ill:. 100 ·~ oaturaJ look pl US WT a pt'l and marucures C..11 the Nl.I Ullr 493-09<U SJ C HiwiYAcii SIJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• M.t.q SOtllEOHf HAPl"Y MM[ SOMEONE &MIU l-'l<K-ea HAPPY AO Ill Uu.s column for ooly S3 2S t:a.U 642 5678 J : f<tt9 on smiliog U\at bealalCul smile. Love. F'. Jabn· Happiness LS bav· ID& tbe car paMS om ff u.r. ray! <Gan r buy a new blllDlW!I Love, NatKy •3l36Sq. Ft• Newport Beach. Owner. !21tJ 1992· T103 . 556-0762 loan, m oney ma ke r ....................... . RF.AL DEAL P 0 Box i--------:;mz. ~. CA. 92343. Lo.t&"-d 5300 ~only HIGH VOUIME FOUND ADS KOU.CENTER NEWPORT -----LOST : Ah l>O Pier , So. ~ male Shepherd; "Barney" blkl brn/wbl ~ Reward. 499· 1834. e;-1177 ---- Lost. 16yr ol~ fe m 11ie Bl~t S.a~e:.e. Via. or Paulan no School . R.fowvd S46-7S63 ~ MaJe lns h Setter. Under l yr old. Vu.•. Adams I Broo~ h u r st. ~ Found Yog AU$tra lND Hun\J!r dog, M .. bnt, SJC 493-4883 Found. male, blk W mix. puppy w wh ile rnwiwlgs; v1r. Tus.tm It 17lh St . C M, 645 1275, &'2 ~ ------~ 53SO ........ v-•••••..•..•• PREGNANT" Caring . confadenlJaJ counSt!!Jng &r relerTaJ Abort100, adop· uoo & keti>tng. APCARE COVER GIRL • 953-0771 .. ~ KrOutcalJ Service PR..E U w sll.ldeot oe«il. 12S.o00. WU.I do anyt.bJ.q- Le ga l. Coo fl d t:o t1a J DVM.' P.O. Box 3242., N. B. 9211163.. DIAMOND WANTE[}~· Pnv. party wi.U buy I to' cant. cab. N.8. ~ ~GEstrnpaUco =!S Vour masseur· : ~ IS Bob J ames ""iJ" <M.cail.'> ~ l 1. 494·5111 y~ are lhe winMr or two free t.acket.s <Sil.SO value>, to lBr*e new. garal(e. dis· h . $330 mo 12131 "•'"'t ''• •m .• n ,.,,,, •• , (pr .oil fh1· "lnrltl I•• ,,.,. \t;l lhf· 1>.011' l'ilnl \f•.i h•·r ~ n .1 ...... 1 ~" \1 .1\ lllh \lo·-~··"'' < ••n hP ._10\ ,,,,. trun :0::1 ~· • 1111 ('.oil hi:! ·,1;'j>1 f11r rrinr.· 111lnrm.11t11n ,\ l<l pl.11 t' \Cllll ITit'"·'C" l'.:lt>gant 4br furn, tA.·<1l'h SOOS~ II U 968-71'8 nr Pnme Newport Beach loc. Near 0 C. a.trport. Ratt ind recepuon, coo Ele(!ant exet'Ut.Jve sultts m prestige loc. lnclds secreta.naJ St'f\'1CE':>. re t'epuootst . telephone answenng & mon· THE HE/\OQUA R TE R S C'O\tPAN I ES A pro· fess1onal envtrooment Uquor Slore Ul top loca-IK FIE£ lKn. have sal~ SSS,000 lo l'RL SPfRfNAL REA.DlNGS lliO,CXX> per mo net l~ 5'-l'J_ •• n.. 9Ul£HMARY Tour ~ collect _ fer~nct' r m . 1:in1tor ~erv . ut1ls . 100 frt·e cop1e i. & mor1:. ,\ rure op portunity tn Cd.\! A charming 1·ot lllgc for tbe summer I 't). 2br. beaut fn. meld uu:: linen & d1sb<.'S Walk lo tx·Ul'h tenm:. \'ttlJge SI I 7 ~~on l h I y 1\ 1-\ l 1!37 0066 to 17 5'; Lon1e t~r m ~ lOil.m-lOpm. f''ully l.Jc 'd.-le~e 1no J>t.'rcenta~..-1 '"2-5678 .el27296 or 492-9034. llUS Long Beach. CA Tickets may be claimed by calling &l2-5b'78, ext. 272. ••• ...... "'°" lead\ 3840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• U>vely au adult. no pt.>l:.. l..2&3 Br apLc; 6200 Ed· lllger. h. b 846--0619 OCEAN AREA -------,.---- Vacation RttttClls 4250 ............•.......... SecraanaJ serv av1J1t l.Jzor Doog 851 94 11_ i::xt'l'IA.I ve om ccs :i v a 1 I m ruU serv ofc bldt: ,...r O.C Airport Rt->cepl & phone ans . !>t><'Y sen· . con! rm. etc Plea:.e t'all 752-61.88 ·------ 114 951 6756 -------- $330,000 + · 1nvt•ntor) S Ca1n100 Heal. S.tn. Owner·pnn only 636 14631---------c.iem.. _____ _ David -------------· Ul6t ~ Fouod a pet? Cal• Store for :.alt• JP J . Anima l A:.l>l:.t :ince Cah/orrua. Ladtt'l> <1111 count appll rel l'hJtn ~.S37~_.no!.rt'_ GrHtCc +-.Y ESCORTS a4 Hrs 6-U -01110 CHEQCS /MC/VIS.A Walk to the beach meSliBll. u. Deli ghtful lge t&2 Br -apts, some w frplc, 1111 APARTM ENTS patios or balconies. En BRAND NEW J<TI 20 acres w attr active Blg Canyon coodo 2 llr. 2 Ba . frp lc. ~t bur. secunly. ten.. pool. ·spa ~:;s.i1: eckd<Jys 2.lJ:; 42·2 l.3 l GARDEN SUfT£ llln>Q ft. off1t'c :.wte 4 dt'S. conf. recp. slor age · lse alJ or pan Newly re· modeled. Extensive w in <lows. 001 Dove SI.. N.L~ ~ MAUl condo Kapalua golf cannery VIilage orhce resort 2 BR. 2 ha • 1acum. 2lJ: 470.3212 I space ·av8JI l l~e & 11•-------- store Great volu.mt'. xlnt prof 1ls I st<>«> or ti II St or e loc ation> a r c La g u na N 1 ~uel, Bellflower , La llabra. s. a n C I e m e n t e • Oceans ide, Vfntura . T h o u sand Oo l&!> & O r a n ~e ("a ll 213 254-7394. A$lt ror Jack .. LOST· REWARD! Sm :.ilver Poodle. m alt!, b t w n G a r fW!ld & Yorttown on Bell. H B. ~ *IOXYLADY *:~ OlTJ'CALL ONLY • 1 2ijr,2 8a S4SO green be l t , trees, ExcelJent location, walk landscape & 9 hole pul- to complete shopping. tang gr t!c n, 2 pools Beawtully landscaped. Frie ndly c lubho u se Spacious a pts. Private w 'frplc, color lV. sauna, pall<Jlordecks Adults. exercise & weight room Heat paid. No pets. SW1.s at 5345 including Open l<H>daily major utllilil'S • a west Wilson. C.M. Adults, no pets. 63J.S583tS48·2408 CASA dtt SOL 2 t 66 I lroollhunt 2BR J Ba VIEW. S4.50;1st, 962•6653 last +sec. AvaJI 1mmed. l•--------call Oevid. agt. 646-32S.5 SHS. 2 Br . 1 ~ ba townhouse. All b llns, pello/balcooy. E·slde. Some w/encl. gar & frplc. TSLMgmt 642-1603 2br. 1 h ba. studlo. Gar, frplc. D 'W, S450Mo. 752-7474, 536-3397 MAllHE:R'S WAUC 1' 2 & 3 br apls from $450. Frplc, la r ge yd. patio. gar, nr Huntington Harbour, children OK. Ul882 Jib Circle, apt 1. N)..5623. 38 r. 2Ba . garage, dsh mo &'2-4387 Sm sttdio for qwet ~1rl Beach 1 block Pool No pets S200Mo 559 5577 3 BR 2 Ba, blt.ns. DIW. gar. upper. Adults. no pets. AvlUl 5110 '80. $S2S mo. yrly 846·3073 Walk to beach, 2 Br 2 BS condo. den, frplc. pool, Jae. sauna. must see S6.'iO. 646-W4 3876 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 year new, ~an view. 3 br, 2 ba. spilt level apart· ment. Bwlt·lns. ca~\. dr apes, 2 car por~. LalRiry fac1Uty. Tennis courts and golf course l Ir 2 BR apts., bltns. mature adults. $32S & mo + sec. "' c Jeani.og fee. M-0016 [)ejuxe poolside xtra lge right behind. Xlnt rental Lux North Shore Lake Tahoe cabin Sips 14 Sauna, tennis. pool. beach SSOllw k eve:, 7 14·870 ·804!1/ dyi. 714-547-6649 lttfttds to 5'1cn ooo ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOVU\g? Avoid deposits & cul h v1ng expenses' Proress1on11\ly sin ce l.!171 HOUSEMATES 832-4134 ----Am. Y HO CHARGE ••HOWIE•* Rental Shan.ng &>rv1ce Has Roommate For You ~ 7 days 953-0395 Middle ages has 2br. clean furn. apt to shr. AU util. l smoke. S2001\1o. lm9528 SO. CST. PLAZA --6 Bit dsb b location. Adults. no pets. •.#MtCoado..S0.2br , ~· .. be':;h. A~l~: Ava11alb le May 1. • • • ....... ,,..~ -" lbr, lba S475/mo/lease. Owner . ...._...a...-.a.t.. L-I· -~-· no p et s . $395 mo. 642-01.38 ~ --• CclDdo $315. A/C, new 553362. ---------' BTtlnletlsle Or. CTJIU, drpa. at applos, 2Br. ltg patio, garage. Coronadel Mar ~MC. gate. No pet.I. 381', 2Ba, clean. S425 mo. walk to beach. S37S. Y~ are the winner of ~~; 556-2G'7 or ~ ol Ameridca TMrust Evel: 84318. twoal free tickets ($11.50 --·· .....,... '15Mal ya. oo· v ue>. to 2 bdrm. 1 ba. q•et. encl Pri k. Dix Old Spanlab huge 1400 n. ..,., Ad\l•u ODly, DO CS..Telffda ~.>:!!f· 281, ~Arldm. ~~y ,..._.._cau..._. 2Brw~e.Stove• i&'n::'~;rt wa e. T_. rerrq, 131 mo ..---l.4lOI Beach. CA. W rtcM wee. II a Br 1~ cr5'W · --s..-.. ndtm may be claimoo • cmdo. frplc, patio, ... C"' t.. 3171 by ca1lin& 642.5678, ext. clll _.... poo1, adllha •aMOOOAPTS --··•• .. ••••••o•• .. m. -...._, :' ~· = patloe. New 2 br + 2 ba condo , • *' • le&ACUl.ATI tnele. ~ to r 0ceaz ~ wfvieow, 1are11e, M/F lhr $Br 2 a. bee or lllUlll.•lfplc, blaa, ... I --~,,.,. bbl.~. pool + ..... ~.So. Coaat PIH• ,_ ...... eDCl pr. -\I C ' .... M SU&a-'43. 351iO Spa. tz25 + ut.11. .. -.-.-;1INI01 ·~ Coado 3 br. 2 ..,.tin. Ml-4813 -1 Ill 1 ... p.i be. at.I rec. facmu ... ,...~ 3110 --------:=!'. .._ -..... --.&v.saaZIOI. .. ...... --........... ~ Fem. lbr, aba. -----~ .... .... C oodo . I rv . All -1111 ..... AftllllOW ..... a.. ...... ¥Jf0Yfll'. --. --19• '"'' 00 .-.IUtt. AOOMo. ~ --. c.11 .. ... H. ..... -er\. Pool. Jae, ,.,., .. IDO. IOlt A. ..... •Nm: ...... ......... ...,,, ....... ,,.,. __. w.tTl.laa.Cat.lSll-9"4 W. ! t 1ft Jltl l"tm. l'CIOIDllUl\.et.oabr Irv m 'tllr .._lbl,·1ar, ar.a.."',.uow1eoc1 ............................. ,1'1t~of 2. ~ ....... Md ... No Ptla. _.,..., Olldol br.1114 '8. Quiet pwt ~ J~ .• al\ ePM , --...... r ..,......._htPll I tll>., .. 8r ... GIMlt. Nr'. l.C. ..... 44 W .... .-.:·~. V• .... ....a 1 I• lO .......... l•&er 6 i111n•••H••••........ ,. I, '·~a: .. ._ I•'' ... 1M =-:!!II..---.~ ~:':!"r:=: •t&.l.,W:.=: =~ ... ~1~~ _ .... _ ...... --- f sml Broker 67S4 912. SUI LEASE LOST . Lg f e ma le Bl k f wbt. Alas k an Mal&mU1e. vie Sowe rs Sehl. I odiun a p olts f Magnoba H 8. Reward. 963-22163 .cdM OE.LUXESUlTES. IRYIHE from $295. Air cond . zr:n CamptU Dr. ample pltg. Ut1l pd. 2855. 5.5<n.Q. I\. choice exec E. Cst Hwy. 67s-aKX> <tfires. Xlnl. Joe. <lfices 111 Bayview Hotel. XEROX CORP. Histor1 ca I I aod m 11 rk . i-21J.8Zl---OIM4------i LAIGIPITSHOP f''ouod 4·2 6 ·8 0 S a t . $250 & up. Bay View. lmmed occup. Cont.ict R.o64!.673-3822 ~Sq ft. $450 mo. 4001 Birch St . N B. Agent. 541 -5032 View of Bay. lsl llme or- fered 2 dlx offices. Ap'. prox. 10009q. rt. 2 pvt bafhs 24 00 W. Coast Hwy, 731-3605. 640-5300 WESTCLIFF BLDG NEWPOR ' Bll•CH . ... . . . ~ ... 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• In busy abopptng center 5 : 0 0 P M . S m a I I nr So. CsL Pim. Sdnauzer found at Vic· Ideal farruly busme.s. tana & Plaeft>lla Call & t'or st.ore & office space al High g.ro&S, big Ulven· descn~ Days &45-5570, re.a50ll8.ble rates torj. Evtll~-----soo to 2700 ~Ft Term nulble. • By Owner LOST. Blk cat w iwbt M ~VERDE R n 4-&11-1&4l paws & chest, red ID tag, PLAZA ~~~~~~~~j Turtleroct, ~1-0715 l.S2S Me8a Verde E, C.M: -· S4M12l ~.i ..... ut Los t : E lltho u n d & Olp; 1 twcitr 5015 Sbei>t~ mix maJc dog. •HEWPO«T /CM. Up to 4700 sq.I\. avail. at prime corner. 17th & Nwpt Bl. 675-8900 ~sq fl In medical bldg. Avail for lmmed. oc· cupancy. Ample park· ••••••••••••••• •••••••• "Jake". Vic. Victoria & Onnae County Produc· tions Co. wan ts ln - velltors. Short term 6-8 wits ~ return. Call T.IMC!O. .._,to..._ IOU Placed.la. C.M. oo April 23rd. Oe.ys ~SS.21 ; eves 669:1>1 uk fOI' Robin. REWARD : $300 for motorcycle , Blue & • Ing. Newport. ~1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• yello w Ya m aha M.<ltocrou mi$slng from Sea Sborc Dr . 4·26 . ~ Call M r tiowaod 645 6101 ReUJ I Shops Ir Office' ~ av&IJ. for lease at r e a s onabl e, ra t e . Beauuru t S p a n is h VI iiage M a ll. Sao Qemed.e'a oeb erl4:~ SbrWn« Mall. The Oak Gnq> Inc.. c-ooeo NIWPOIT ILYD. ZIOO 141-Ft. Parking, ReCall /Com· msdal. Call Ad Sitter '1.~Mbrs. v"NEED ¥"MONEY .. • caDITHO NOIUM Los t near L .B. bi gb acbool. fem. seal point ,llimalayan cat. Front ~ declawecl. Reward. .... am . FOUND: Male German sw.1 haired Pointer vie Irvine. Ave. at Back Bay ~ M&W1D.._ Yo un.,.: Ger man 97Mll 1 ~ cbotollte Lab Alftaled bf mlX. fe.ma.~. •PPfOJ' a C rcW C... Mw "-moa. okS. Wbke apot on .... 4471 --------1 dMIL Newpon &.ach ~Call for an Appl. __ .. _ ........... Nwr w....-NlO Alllm.l~. 16411:51 67'°"'2 111b tNMe. ~ YlalblU· ---•• .. ••••••• t)' C)fflcet commerclal Nllll ...-. Secured br rOUDCI: Black •'-11>' De* ._. 1100 mo. nnl ~ dcrn&on C.M. Ill T.O. •Npe.. Bc:b. pro-_.. doc. ,._., Het· office suo. 1127 Up &o aoao" ft m IO'. JS'1.,...... 6 UaAnll ...... UM'J44GI' w.&dltr.N.8.Al-GIOO. .........-,...,... ........ I ----------~-MAI ' p PW ..... 41M '4wMua ~TNlt ~:a...~11.0,. Dtl•a• I ra. o(flee, ......... "............ W' 1111 0... ta• M. ~-~ ~~ ..... -l.DllllOfC aear .... MnnnHMHHHHH• ........ Qd., Pl8 J: .,:-:... ~.:OlR1•nMCir'i lllllr~C.. ..... ...... M!I "-.._..,.. AD tn-flf rill ..... LOft': ........ .,.... ammYSIUITa M·l -... n. 1..-, "'" 3•rf" ... I... Lab. •I• P•••H • Nfti;ltrt C.•'''• fill 1'9ltlll•~·· .. '" "'.!!..~I.. -.e11. VWJfrt"4• = tl?\')s:lltw• .... 11161IM1-f1tt ~. -w ...... tall ..,.._. .......... --· -... ,,, ....... ' ...... ..... •972-1131• .·: ' DISCREET OlJTCALL •953-4473• lntonn.auoo I App 'l. TOMMY'S ~NEWPORT ESCORTS 642-1571 •• R 0 L L S R 0 Y C"!; ESCORTS &corh•O..tcall .• ·• 24 Hr5. 7lt-89SJ NOWH1RlNG . Pt-or. Massage by Stevt!. Llc'd Therapist, Nb." UAM-8PM. Appl only. • 548-2817 DAY& EVENING O..C. AllPOIT *ESCOITS* 912-4976 ~ 11M14AM l \ ....................... 19'tck'WOl'lr, 1mall Job• w .. Ul,. c;a,,_, ~lunet'll Mm t'WM • uphob w.n 1\1&1' Trudt mount IWl ~JUf t: a r P• I 0 u )' it Ir l' t' t throu•h lnslellf'r 1tl "1tln.al•. upen 1mt11ll11 Ut.I\ "''orti .:uar J ,,,..,,. 1~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Elmnral • pa1 nlln1 ~bl• . mall ;obi SIM~ 131 GSZ2 .n" CTRKIAN tt•al 1 a\4U l>P!I\ woratm•nahlP ~mall JObl prd"""rtJ r,7) "~ MatL "' ········\:············· lhlnbow Ha 110011 • 1h IJw·Md t1v doH·n• • Of fit'C', bofnf• l f"'ll ltUrMlll , 111 Ot"r••trfn~ .-r11d ... I I,, ••••••••• ••••••••••••• 'h9 lntn, l1od~c•phu1. ro \ollll. •odd In 11 . l&Jrinldcn One •7 Muto OU\kit\IDI, • TN'f' Ncwv\~. MaJntcmure • Vant C'l .. aal up t\.U 11:t.1 or• l'f af\et ~m ~t)' ~1blo •••n 1 art', atrord abl¥ r lt'llHIPli l<t r h1Hd )9 1.)1\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1~60umpJoba. Na for Rudy *"* AU 111'\And ha uUn11. IT lrwll rr-.. 9"l r.HA M M8J964 ........ i., •••••••••••••••••••••• Wn 1 Rt:AW.V Cl.RAN llOlJSt:• Call 01n1h1m Utf1 ~ ...... , ~ )123 Xlnt cl~•nln11 done b y lildy w .. ,.p l.>tpt-ndabl .. vwn lrlU\a M7 383'"/ <:ei~r•I houat>dtianinat • l"l~('f'l'IW.'M, uwn tr uni. fAJ •c-!irlf •••••••• •• ••••••••••• •Qu.ali\y L.and1c1plnJC • Comp. IOl\aca~ dal&n • lnlUJlallon. ~II worll "*'· "'• •t Oreen dale l.aod11c ap l n(( m«m JArANt:0441-~ l,..A.NDSC/lf. Pt; 0..111n apnnlller, 11odA, clf'Jllll up, maint, wlJ'r , Hper Li e !13 1 tun or Bl11 211112 flutOlllllnR. n movat1nR. Ot'W lawos. general <'lc~up. l>uvc• 6-t:t "8SJ. [Ml~} ...... ..., • . • ~ ~!~ .•.............. Movlo1! The St arxlna Collea• Student• have arown. Lie. T124-438 s.m._1ood MrV ...:..!' l-1421 ........ " ... ,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• PETl':RS PAINTING gapr'd Roi RatPs f'ru F.sl Cell (;ene ~ Painting INT 1 EX1 Neat. l'lon4!a\. reai. . 12 yr& t'XIJ l..ac'd Oavl' 964-100 to'ine ext painting St Lie ln11 Try m e R Smor R3f>·~ . , .. lat/P •• ,... " 16 I • ·······~··············· ...................... . 0 c. Papemaniln1 ~m U1ltl.llac.lou up to 1>%d1ac. on paper. m.zm P1.1er t!il3 -Paint, wallpaptt now . Save 19-LS7o Call WllC'M2·1m lrtenor ff extenor paint· 1ng ff pa perln & by tradelmen Phone Peter , at\ 8pm 49'1 ·2062. (i. Gidley Plumber .. ~ Mll"Ytre. lutalla· uon. backlJow eertilica- tion •811LS Pods.nlu,1.,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wn a ftEAU.Y CLEAN POOLT Call Pool Doctor. Fl-ee • eTJ..S.Z ........, ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ernie'• RdrlJerallon. He.nest. dependable work o n r e f rig '•· w~/d.tyers. 540-3100 anytlmt>. ----- • ~. C'o.ta M,,.. & [rv\fle 8'7~317) t"H"ll ~/c..cn+. , pi.rt It'll &1'7 I~'\ 1 l.,,)'l't'1111tn\' \ 'ompan1v11 roov•l .. 1H't111t Cump111 hloo. will t'On~. drt vt'. matkt•. la 11\\'I t'h' SHI lu tk4 Hlli Mr MM l't a ft 111• M or u II d .a y •1t.tltb 1'62 0)111 •·····•·····••·•······· ~ck. 11~. block work. ~ flnl, conul'tt> pall~ wl.U. dnveways fret> w John IH&-1)113 - Wallp apering exper t . lnst 1llat1on . F r ee t'!ltlmatf9 Reasonable rates R.e11dentlalfCom· me-rc 1al Prom p\ servl~ 631 .S39'J Roofl.J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Repair & Re roof. All t ypes ·shl nglell ·roe k · shakes.wmpc>-ta.r t'ree est. Ml·5930 Fin. Ava.II. C.,.••• ....................... ("\)ST()M J.NTt:R IOR CARPENTRY UyJa)' &U ~ LOU'Sl'AKPt::NTRV PauOli.door&,pun~hn~ ~t·xpr~l~ IL Wlhon .tt Soeu. paUU">. rm add. rl'modt-1. vl•n& rtee tst 30 yr.1 u~r lJc •357487 Rondt'd 646-1740 ~I~ Qiitom remod~hn11. uni q uc & unu~uul work qwllJty and ~Uetr 17 \ r, In area L11· d M r i>alombo962 ti.JI<& Home: repuir, add ti w11:.. r ab1 net~. douri. t• 11· Rsnbl li46 7228, ~ 8819 G42 567k ···•·······•··········· 'Thomp1on t\ l"'\t!I Concractt~ 1 lh.) CA-mm! "tWk all t)'Pt'll 646~ Gt2~ l'emt1'1t •<rl of .-II lrnuh l'.illu:1. Jldt'~•llu. hn ckwurk . frl'l' t•)t 56b\t?S7 CllMdc ... ·•···•·········•······· ...•........•.......... Room 1.1dd1t1un~. 1iJlll) l 0\ l.'"'· dl.'t"klt. "''.'>lllt•fl <iuL 1·ommer1·14f 111 du1.tnal H'modt•l1 n11 T II H t-; E R 0 !"I I-!"I l'ON!)"'THUCTJON. INC t.ac •38281~ !ib2 :wo4 837 -43.\.1. 49& 1946 renonats 5350 Sc:t9ools Ir ....................... ....,. .. _ 7005 ~GE 536·3557 N~ a masseur -out calb "11Y hour N111han1.-I !'><•nil :\INTI " mt·~'rll!I' fnr ,Ill lh•· "'"'"' 111 "'f' ,1,1 ttw II.1th f'il<1t \l ulht I ' 11,1 \' p:ij.!l' \L" 111 h \l•·'·"·il!('' 1 .in lw .ell\ '"'' I r11m ~:t :_i•, 111' I ;1l1 ht! •,i,711 1n1 "''''' 1nl111111 .c1111n ~ IU lt),u f• \UHi OH"''·"'"' ~ .. :rt. !>OMOI M'X). 11ulc11 •Ill! rn.-t'(h 1 L (.' & 1'" '' uo thl' '"" n 11v1•r :1:-. hvot"ll. "'llO<...-rt', I un & v.eolUl)., II urn Boll. -:?013 Co-.t.t \h :-.;.i. CJ :'0i26 l'ltOFt-:S.t.;IONl\L NUOI': DAN C I NG & ~IODELJNG Pam. 111 yrs. old will pose nudt· for pboto ~ions. & ;ilso 1·ater stag parties Ca II l'c.m after lipm i 14 !>12-~. or an!>wer 111' ~It\: 714 771HOIS\, ••••••••••••••••••••••• l:le A Travel Agent In Just 6 weeks ~Travel Schools llO!l Talbert Ave. f'V . 964-6755 ---Jabs W..ted; 7015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Babysitltlng in my hm Ages I & up Near VIC· toria. c;.M. 642-8482 Mature: experienced woman will take carl• or your bOme on W\<nd:. or v11c11uons !Wi·Q721 Enthus1as11r fl'male s1~1.-'f" tookmg for a ht·I! band rlJC'k, Ot'W ~;Ht' JllU, pop • Cll'. Call Ad Satter • tS1. 64l!·430IJ 24 tin; Hrip W Cll'lted 7 I ~ 0 ····•·•••·····••······· l\l'l"flWltant Full Char 1••· lmnwd1alt' n-qw rt'ml'nt fur bni.tht. lleprndahl.- itl't:Wfllalll who. ,1!> on" Jlll.-r..on·· arn1u.ntan~ dt' partment perfor~ Jll bookk .. ep1n t:? la '>k .s , Cinanc1<tl analysis. for growing Newport Beach consulting firm Must rtme:Uon Uldepen<.tently & ('OCDmunlcalAl easily wit h profes.<u0nal eonsuJtants Sal~ry commensurate With expeneoce & ab1la ty Send rei.ume in con f1dmce lo ad no 614, 0111 ly Pllol, P 0 Box 1!">00 ~a;ta Mesa. <;a 92626 d<iyi. ------AceCMlh tt..,ab&e Wht ~a.le 26 S\!t!ks !.amt• Part time. expencncc -!1·311 714 673-5772. _nere;sary_~JI hl 7l37 772 7313 ~ --UHDA & VICKI OUT CALL Massage • Escort Wr re back with rnoro• I 1111 t.han l'Vcr \ISJ o I ~i.t. \tl.\.'1 ""\\ Penond Scnic H 5360 ........................ l!JtOULEM S N cc1I to _,.alk" f'rt!1: ('1JUnSf•hnl: -ABC Helpline &l5·2222 Tr;;et --. s4so ·····•···•··••••····•·• WrJrld A1r Ways T1ckt·I from LA to Honolulu l\t..~ 4th Return :\1 a} l~ r :.t II 761}0027 /\CC'I'G BK PNG Tt:MPORARY R.cg)...ier today -lo work 'on vanous accou.ntm~ &: bookket-p1n g ;1.,su:n ments Work l'losc· t1o your h ome t'1.iurl' Clerks to Scmor Atcoun tants nt.'e<led throuRhuul OrClllRl' C.:oonty AOlllEAT MALF'& accounc• 2333 No. Broudway =200. C>l<1wt'll Bankl.'r Bklg .. Sunt:1 Anu 17141135-4 I Ol FREE PARKING '"~=1! ....................... 1---------- Schook Ir ACCl'G CLERK !Ntnction 7005 A P, Cull lime AR, W CQ ••••••••••••••••••••••• bene.497·5424 EAIHWHILE ActMty Dindor YOULLUH Startin g s alar y '3..23 hr, 111cr to S3 36hr aft 00 d ays Ra1se to g,65 hr when cert1fica tKJn ~a111ed Apply at \555 Supe ri or A ve. ~wport Beach 646 7764 __ ---·E·o •.. E ____ Want Ad R('Sulls 642·5678 99 Bed lCF fac1hl)" ceruf1ed. Salary ran"e 14.00-14.50 an hr . Xlnt working ronds Good benefit.$. Tustin Manor. 1051 Brya n . Tusl1n . 8J2..67!K) ur 642 350S ask fOl'JlMI. ----------- IK•.._ .••.••....••••......... Hacll.hot-IWM11 r ., dump 1': awr J T ~ li.u-kt11w St-rvll"\' ie.J ll741 Q.,. ... oq ...••.....•...••.•..... l!Mt 1•ro1(""~11H11tl l..iwn M'f'V !:\mo ~ ••:, o tt (. .I W II :. I' r ~ I 1• I' lL1 ~ 00&# UincL~11Pllll<. lrt't' trim nun.c. l lc.an up~ l-'1 l11 ~I Av1h .. '!> !Ati ~14 c,orck111ni;. ln't' 1r1111 l'lluij(. l'll'IUI up & OIJlll\ Mn ,\J'rut• ~ M 14 I' • •••• :i.!":'! ••••••••••••• l'1ttP•llll') nlll'Ol\I \' r:.ootln • plumbing .. 1nurtna. Muno " 111~· l>ry"'all 6 morr J H tMOOllO Uonw ~ n1)&.1~. 11i..1d'° 1~. no j\>b lOu i.m11ll. lrt Only quality wt•rk Clo.no ~~I Hm6MJ .••.................... H11utan11 Mu' 1n1¢ ctu l'ft'l\' & \rt.•1• I t'ffill\ ..ii ~Jll'k ,,.n H't' (',46 ';t\;!A •VFl<V LOW l'ltl('i':s <X'\' -.tud\'nl ~1t;1plo1ufrr. <1'°1anupi. c·omm I m,1101 ii ump lr u1• k Gr J dt· tii~1r~1· ~.1!1 :mlfi hi1ul 1>1111tiit5 ~'lo 1-~'11 1:.ar11t'n1·1 \'umpl )'ard rn1.1111l & dnup:. l-h>t·1-:-,t l'l'lt'li..tl 111.Jo Litt· h.1ul1ni: 11il11 111..: (;,1ra.it· Yu rd cl\'Ulll n,.: ltt•J.' rJl~ ""2 11705 K•h•bll', 11ooll work . '>tf'lld)' }ob ttefof\'nn•i. 01lll lW)'tlm\'I~ 72211 )o'n.t diiM hwi1ttll"l1nt•r, 11IN1dy ft'hllblt'. 1't!itl n-ri. &42 4300,Ad S1tt .. r •IJ9 at hl'l\ HD..wtttMJ ••......•.•••••......•• L«v.J bldg rootractor "'111 boutles1t Rer$ Ad Siller • \.56, 642 4300 24 hrs fem Graphic dh11tner. ~-di establ1.Jht.'d w own bub~ I w1U houseslt )our homt-on &lboa h;I or ~urh urea wh11(' you ..art> on 'uc11t1on June U\N Sept Reh 639-6561 11,,,,, '><lllll'thm~ )OU w:int to ~ti' ('la:. ... tht"I ad~ do 11 w1•ll Call !"OW . 6'2 ~'711 [kick work, rrplt"&. plan ters e tc New rrpu1r Fr ee ei.t 646 046~. ~ UIO<'k. Brick. <'Onl rctl' work, pa\10 1·ovt.'n. deck:. New l awns, s pnnk lers Tll n E}o; Jn;~ LANDSC.'11. PI NG. L.ir •31 56~ ~37 4353 496 l!NS CL'STOM BRICK WOkK Retaln-w11ll~. planh·n. dnv('ll, Bl~. ('II' 111()'-, refs N1•1opor1 & l'\f ~12 ~ fa..~lt-.1 draw rn th1· W~t .1 0111ly 1'11111 <.i~.,1!wd Ad C<tll T1"'1") ~~'711 Prol paJntan11 t:xt & Int lJJW rate. •380015 Free ~t s.J6.4:B3 MC Vii.a . Ollw s P1UnUng 11ervinic a.t'\ld ~ >rs. most re111" check my r er Ii•· ~ ~llll.I & commercial plUJll.lni Fr~ t>!ol Rea:. rates 8'75-96(1\. 673 0737 PAINTING. Int 1-:lilt comm I r h1d morl «UJl'llO\, x lnl rel,.,, 1 all ~1931~1 WAJJ.l'Al'~.HI "• f'Tl"I' l~l t,1,· ~lf!l1 I\\ l'r Sll pr r ull (' .1 II ~or m 64S <M'I ~11y p11mt111..: & lJ.1µ.·r I~ ""•rt RUor ~·r··•· l ''l &1•\1• :,47 42'11 F\nd ~h.al \IJU loJlll Ill Economy m1ndf'd while prdess1ona.lly dooe Bia &snw.U we do 1t all. Free t1Sl J~ :t6M ESSIAH -r .... s.r.k. Cltm pau1tu111. lo rates F'ref' est 3 yr KUIH 9&!-1478, 633-9837 aft 5 ....... /R .. ......................• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tree & shrub. prunJng & removal. yard cleanup!>. haulin g. 60-0246, 84&141JJ1m Neal pellches & textures •••••••••••••••• •••• •• • Al& EST. 891-14 lt <:ompletc video ier v1res --Wecldl.nlcs. athleurs ell' t-:xpert 1n rt-.. tun:o~ lnlo5i51-8931,675 ~18 patcher. & alld1t1o ni. - lnl E.xt ~ 5litJjj ~ ...•......•........••.. Spt ... 1iili!>l 111 «ll rl.">ld~n t i.ii vlumh1ni.: l'ffit•rl>(cn 1 ' ' , r ' 1 , ,. I ., I ·• 11 11 !"lo-n11 •~ '.1:.5111:\.JI STOP!! !>ail~ l"llcll l'lil'>"if1•:•b W:&1tt •\ll' Take ume to relax and -.hop at home. It '11 simple with Dady Pil o t < -ia.,s1hcd Ads. And 1( )OU h<1"'c SC>meUung to \t•ll.• t all I.I r n endly t lu'>'>lf1t.-d Ad· V111or at IA:.! 56714 ·-- Ht4p WCMted 7 100 Hdp Wmtted 7100 Hllp Wcnted 7100 He4p W...tect 7 100 Hltp WCll'lted 7 1 00 Hetp WCMted 7 I 00 ..... Wcded 7100 ······················.. ............... ..... ... ....................... .............. ..... ... . ............. .... . ... ... . .............. ... .. . .. .. . ..................... . 1\#?gn•ss1vc salt•i,rx·rso11' wilbng to earn $100 & m ore pr day. Com mt!>!>IO n <.:onsuml'r goodb 11 t ·136 636~ for Jppl - ,\ LOCAL SIJ<'C<~i.ful hui.1 ne:.s woman Sl>ck:. am btUous a&sociute:-. E:1 r n S2Q hr plus. 1-'or appt <'all i.wn 9 & IZam Mr~ John~~62 IART!HDERS l'rt\'<de Countr} Cluh Malur t person Apply btwn I 3PM W~d & Thurs iJJ H1R Canyon Ur_: NeWpe>rt Bear~ __ BEAUTI C I ANS -w fol lowmg The Balboa Bay Club Bt'auty Salon _£all JOJC(' 642-~-- Belo?IOnln~ receptaon1st WI! tram. 9 5. UC Airport 11n•a ~~w . CASHIER t\all Of pan l ime. prc·fer exJM>neT1ee Good com pany benefits Apply 10 pt•rson 9am to 1111m Standard ShO<'S. 3077 S l:lni.tol. C06l~ ~!l--sa __ ca.~1ng6ftg Job Appllrntions now bcllll! acrl'pled for furnrtur" del1vt<n· & war4"hOU!ll' hc.'IJX'rs ·St a rt in i.: w :i "e $.1 Jlt'r hr Good ud\ .im 1· mt·nt Jur t ht• ri i:ht 1>t·rv111 c.111 ~ton 111111 l-'r1 IS ~A \f 0.16 71>!S J h at Mun expent-nre<.1 for ruJI 11m~ J)O'll111n 1',rll C11r Jppt :'lot-wp orl llarhor Vt1d1t Cluu. 1'7l 7i'J't Of It <' c M tt n ag e r .& &'Cretary to pres of man\jfarlurrng reps rorp in CdM ~u:.t have good telt'phone. vo1re. type and a very po'l•ll\ e mc111al allltudt• SJI 1·om men)urJt•• w abtl1t) Start now or in JO day) Write, PO Hox 211> ( ·.,nJr~del ~ or.,c i\ !•L'ti:!.'> Ac!Pointment St'crt>tory \latur•· J>t•r,on 111 work 1 tla)' µ\•r ""•·c·k. •1a m nu1•n SI i:wr hr pJu , 1 omm f'll':1-,jnl work SSl 172l '\11 l'J lb bt•fon· 11.tm APT. MANAGER l':xpt-r'd . adult rom ptex Z1 l.Jnils 2.3 1 I ~'.ldt•n Ave. Costa '.\1 e~.i 1;~57800f' 894--0336 ART SALES Ca.JI on corporation dt> "J!" firms P o1:1ed. artH"ulatl' 1nd1v1dual ('omm E.,t /'>.V ~alll·r) Hf•ply liOx &Hi. l>aJI} Pilot. J'O Mox 1!11~ Cu;ta Mesa, Ca 92626 AS5'STIH B>nOtl SURVEY S.:J>PM lo~ JOP~. Mon· day thru Friday 9::l>A~ to I '.i'H' ~t Satur dav tirt·at fur o,:1)lll!R1ans .ind mo,Jflhl:hlt•r!. $84 00 p 1· r we e k 0 =-" I. 'l Hl-:Qt:IRi:::O.·H::'lT IS /\. r~ooo vo1 c ~. Cati li42 4321 . t'xl Jll! afll·r S JOP'.\l, :"ttond:.y lhru t'r1day Ant. Apt Manoq« Couplt! W ife oflH'•" hu!.band marntenanct• :?DJ urut'I. ()t·f'an~1tle Ex pt.'..O('f!C'(' rf'<l d l'SI. Mgmt Ml! 1603 /\tll'ndan\~ nt>Cdt'd for !>t'IC ...crv1t·e gai; !->la\lon' in o C Must he utrt'mt• ly rellable & honest and i.tood w tnum bers Call ror uppt 646·9661 _ _ AllTOMOTIVE Parts Delivery Dnvcr '.\1u.'t know loc a I a re a have good driving re 1.'0r'd Apply in person Chick l.,enon. (ftC.. 445 E Coast llwy. N ij. 1714) 613-0900 Al.llo repair shop needs helper to maintain clean shop Part pick up & di! livery Full 11m1• Start $4.5() per hr Ca II J oh11 &'2 9225 &nlun~ ' Of'ERATIOH S OFACER New branch opening 1n llunllngton Beac h Strong S&.L operallom. & n~w accounts b3c k ~ req'd t:xrellent henef1ts Call: Geoq(t• ClaytOr. PrOt{t'eSSive Sa vmgs 213-433-0971 EO.E .M F BanJuna nua MEW ACCOUNTS Typing r eq uired. w ill COlSidel' trainee call foc appl. J oan M'araell e -.-i llulual Savings • Loen. S'70 C amlfto De EIU'ella, San Clemente . F.ANal Oppty Employer. BAR't'ENOER BOATS i,1•lc 11.1t ~.ll-pt•rt 2n d !:'lh 1tl .\1 J1li rt'~l)f V,11 hL.... ln.lt l'la1 f•nlt.i C'•.t.t.1 M•~J 8ooldlttptncJ A u 't Job Cost Cieri! ..... tlf'ded for archltf'C't ural & urban dl's1.in hrm Salary Ot-x1ble. bent•fil' Please send resum1• tu PBR. 18012 Sky Park Cir cle, frvine92714 Bookllet.-pers. oat1onal computerized bkkpg. S<"l'Vl«' bas opentn~ for ind1v1duals with somt· ha."1c cxper 1n o ~ bk kp~. Knowledl!e or J' H & ST. QTRY helpCut Mui-t type. IU kt•Y by lou<:h Will tram :-.1r. Gab..·rt. ~2'i00 loo6de up i• g/C!et-k f\all t1me, exper hclprul btA nut m~ Many co t,.-'flt'f1Ls Apply al llit>O l'h•ct11lla . Cost<& M t''-i.I IOOt<KHflfR 1-\Jll lam~ Exper Sm<ill ru in Irvine Salury t'c.11 ~eycrhof'' wc·ckd et)'~. !*-5. 5S7-6232. Hal or Rob Cl\SHI ER HOSTESS 1-.icpcr par1·l•me n1le., Apply Ul person 11t Two <:uys from Italy, 22fi7 Fairview. CM C~HIEIS UTUTEM MARKk."TS ClatlCAL ';r11w1n.: proi:r•'""''' , 1im11oany ha<; op.•n1ni: f•Jr full ttm"' l((•nt·ral offin• \A'NJCI 10 d11 111,oit tnto: !JJ~ ahll'' re<'cl\ .1bl1•-. IS11•1 k kc·\' p 1 n to: •• .. p 1· r helpful. lloi.p1t~l11.tt1un and dt·nt.11 plan Xlnt bl'nef1l<; Sal.Ir~ op1·n 1lw liut.h Mart, 27 11 l\ E L-Oa~t 1\-.' Cd\\ <.:a II 1110 675-'1830, Pt•tN Sc-hor ClEl.ICAL Clencal e llpent-nr 1.: 1n Jo'1nlfnt•ial J•1eld prt·· ferred Typ1nJ? '>k ill!>. ~ e n e r ;i I o r r 1 c e . kno wlt:dKl' or I BM Mt'fl')()f)' 100 & sup po rt a"<.lstW'll to C1cld for<'<' XJnl wortonR roods f. enviro nme n t f ull benefits pa.Jd houd11>'' Ai vacauon OranRe Count> Airport area Call for a~ !'33~ ClERICAL ~runt1e~ f'ror .. ssm..: Se<:ret11ry for F'ai.hion L ... la.nd lnve:'ilmt•nt Firm Good ~kilt-.. <ibal1ty to WOfk w mm 1'U!)4;'rVl.l>IOO c.JJ 646-0123 O.EttlCAL ftl>J:1ster tfiday for local t.emporary a.-.s1gnment!" 557.0045 Cf'\-Llr\: llMPOllAl1Y Pf~Ntlll ~~ 3723 l irdt Strfft Mewpori leach a.BJ( rff'tST - lmmed openlJlg ror Jr Clerk Typist 1n loan brokerage co t'ash1on Island area No prev1ou.' exper necessary Will tram. Promotional op ~-!J!11ly_: &4G-93SO __ Openlng.\ now ava1lnble '°' rull lime Assistant ~tanagers on 2nd & 3rd shifts . No expenence nee We tram. Advance ment opportunity for mana1temeot pot\1t1ons to S 5 so per h 0 u r Ir O:>mpanlon-Alde lO live 111 quaW'aed. For more ll1 for semi invalid l>r formation & interview, hl.8band freq1.1e11t lf In at- aooly l.O store 13'7, II Dt>l lendaoce u wel Call Mar. Costa Mesa H4·6ll·942l. Will In , _646-.......;$35J'-------- lerv1ew Monday thru COMPAHIOlll -SW-ly Friday Crom Sam to3pm woman ..... •lddle Equal ()ppor Em ployer atted woman to ahr hom e _ & don*llic duties. Noo· Placing your C:loss1f1ed ad t~ so simple 1us t 1tivc us a call on lht> phone and we'll help you word your 1.td for £a~\ t C· sulta ~-5678 ------ 'n10ker Salary M1M1 V11.~)o ~5.17~- COOK Ex-per. 10 coolc mg 1'or conv hosp. 4l beds C M. ~9-3061 ---- Want Ad Help' 642-5678 omcE C~HIEI Enjoy working as Offlee Cuhier ln Slavick's Jewelen . Duties include #ver ifying sales balances. doing The Rus t y Pelican Rattaw-lllt l1 loolllnt for an ••P•r le n c ed BARTE.NDER tor tbe ~ dour atW &oca U. ia P..am OIMrt. Call for "" ot , .. .,..,.._ " 6a.MSI. All for 8'He tldlredfr ~ d a ii y b·a n king t rans a c ti on s . disbursing funds and other related duUes. Excellent Company Benefits Package. CONT ACT Ma. MUMSC>tt 17 t 4) 64+. t JIO \ SLAVICl'S ................ lfl? . ('()OK (CJ< ~,\'t'rllD~ i.hifl c.JI 4!.f1 3730 or .ippt)" an per!>on. M o lht•r ,, Kitchen. 17:,-0 S Co11,t ltwy l..a"una Beach COOK . tuU llmt", D1el111') t·x p pre{ Apply Meadow \ ll'W Pit.rk. ll39i Taft. Gard1-n Grove -.. Df:UVERY Pt'~On >A anl lod fOC" F1or1i.t 'hop .,, 1n I hrs pt.·r da > I 'rt•m ium v.a!'l'. xtra 1·oml)t·th.1 lloo fllf" dn' 1n~ ~our """ 11 v1o!'11dl' i\pply an pt:r-.011 !'o:ewport Hill ... Finn ... \ a-A2~ Mrgud. :'\II DELIVERY ~\all trml' for lm·..il 111· !Jwn~ Xlnt dn' rm:''• niq d Phom· ft1r "VV' ~; :1212 J .,k tor \1r Wt'~1.·:-; •• -.p•Ht !:'II .. lJOOL·r. Im• llf:LIVERY 1\ \1 I.\ Time. SIOO p•·r ..,.,.,.i,. I.a.Kuna lkh 1~1 M!lli OBJVStY ntlSOM CUD TYPIST want.cd ror laow u>m merr1al \ravel ai:nt·~ <iwd bent'f1L .... xlnl lot Company rar Cull ~H· Heck for an ten 11•1oV ,,, ~I 0033 Ml'ii or womt-n 2!> > r .. or old•>r K11ow th•• 1 <1Ji.l 1 1lll'fi :-.IE't SI~ ........ k ur mor~ (Jr11n11e t nu~I Yf'll<IW ('Mb 113011 Ml tferrmJnn. f"1,un1 .11n \'alle)' • "'•> 111 ~l;il .. r b ,.l,,.n ;\towhop.-& ~ud 1 F.i lxw a II on .Aaytic Fabn cotor ,\t l1•a't I vr-. '''ll' ~l.i.r;. (l>'l:lll \Sc•,,....., !-'anon & \1 Jl'han• :--hop ~k1tlrcl & un ,~111• 11 Supr1·m1• t n.•1n•1·1'11.· IWI W IKlh "l I \I I>~ l"o;icm nJ\l•·r l•JM ''' full limo· 1 ·,..,,,, \\, ..... •,\:? '•;cu l-°1J1111 S.·r' 11 I' ~.mµI"' • .,., S1·i.,unJI 11.11rk ltunt I0;.100 "t,111• kto,11 h I •In 1··~''"" ~t .111•1' :--1•111<>r f llttt•fl• \41•11 UfJlt ff1 tp ,,,~ • l°•.IWllt I f 11'11' • ll..irvhmJ11 • < t r1n· 11 .. 111 • \t..illJ1L1•m1•nl l 'aJI \fl'AI II 11.t 111 14nlc t:anl•'1.'ll t ••fl• I' o ltox 493. llunt1111o,'\11n flr,u h 9264ll I-I l f J-1.>l<EMA:-;. ,,mall t\ .. 1m DenUI & Pl.-.,tn )hop t-.,.J>t'r M 11 tu re . 1 n lt• 11 t ~ "n t 1o hand & cl~ tooli. nl'l' personw t>x~·rhondhn>: Wood w1Jrkinl( 1•xp f1nanc11.1I matters for helpful f(('pfy Ad no full-Ume olf1ce ml&J'lal(er 5.28. c 0 Dail} P1lut. I' U m So. Luuna dc>ntal of ~x l~. <:t11Jl• Me-\il , fiee Prev dcnta~ exper c~ ~ pref but no( mandatory -----Slartln~ saJary·SOOO Mo GAl. f'RJOAV-P11rt-t1m t>. 400-~ general ore dullt'l> --------Bnght, U~;,< j{Olnl( l'D Dental o(hc-e nttds help, vu·onmm\ Crull Ac biolck. ex per pre l'lea.w rall 645 2835 femld ~--~on f'1olallon Co Denlal·Ortho Chatr111de Gal needed for p1m1I) ll!°d AS&1 E:xpern~ess ROA }ng marrie d wuri\:l n , prer d . N .B . C.: M Me»f'rl 1 30-:>30 Mu!>l s.46-~--__ __ dnve Rallsl 62~~ D8(J AL A SStST GAAJ>l:HIHG, Motivated assll!tanl w x Want r.o worlt ouldooN in ray Ileen.~ to do vaned beawruJ surroundin..is., d~IM (o< buS}' II B or 'Tt>mporary po1>1llons fi re Good ~ef1l:1 Call pu.llma Wrt'ds . 14 oo ~r \Jon-Th_~. 8-S -~·332!1 hr Moo Fri Dana Po1.01 Dishwasher. Full llmt! Mesa Vt>rde Convalcs cent HoapltaJ, 661 Center ~.C M Manna <.:o 24701 Dana Or Dana Po111t -:---~fice. P IT L/J llAIH r1R t-.!"1:--t-.1< r~'(j1"1 "" .... m.-follo .. 1ni: tor < \1 ,.,100 t Jtl I u. ... ~'r1 1,t: :.~ 11.in.t\o .u .. 1o 3r1·h<1U'•' ..1 p µrt>l\t11 1· r1ir t:.ir1l"n <iru\•· Jr&,. 11 .. rdv. •• n· , •J>t·rtl'm, µr1•frr r,·d t>ltlrr ni,1n prd• rrl'd l4ti<11oarlt' to 1oor\c \lu"'l lo .ihll 111 hit 511 It" ...,1 ~rt ~I po r llvtJr ""rth ,1d' an ····ml'nt' f11r Qu..ahfat-11 p!'NJll •7t4 •~fi Wt!> 11 \RO'A \Rt. l<F:"L\ll. l.AGOHA IUCH l'..n llm•w l'V'>tlloo' nn1o _.,,111 :.!IO Broadw;n ~~103 HEAD CUSTOOIAH 1 llr.td c-u.,1od1 Jn n1•t'<h-.I h' lhmltnl(tun Ht>a1·h C1 ty Srhonl U1 !>t ~ fl2(}t mo d1•pl'n1\ rn~ on t>i.pt•r 1\ppl~ 135 14lh !"ll .ll R ~-AASI Hf AL TH CENTER H E f D S EMTHUSIASTIC 98G£TIC PUSOH. To frll the pue.1t1on of ,,, t1V1t1etf Miltlaj!_.r ldt•til aoolJrant will ha' ea m.1 JOI' an phy"ral edut'•i uon exenoise phr.-1010~> & ~R managenal f'x penem·<' Art.' & rraft!I a def1n11e .., Xlnl of portun 1ty for Ser moll\alt'd 1nd1v1dual Hour.-vary Xlnt :,alary & franRe benefit., packajle F'or more an formauon <'ontact Susie liraven 91~ <1100 t: 0 F. M f'' HB.PWAMTB> Handyman for light ma1 n t ena n re 1tnd r leanup This 1s a S day wed& pog1hon w full l'O. benefits MU!.ll hitVt' va!Jd Cal1fom1a dnvers !Jcm.w Apply rn ~rson Mon .Fri. 9.s. Pen· n,yaaver. 1860 Placeott1 Ave .C.M Uctel SECURITY· Wt: llJ"t'~eekJ.ng a~abk!: penan t.o wort flex 1 ble , ,wing a. grav.!}'.ard .Jul\51 hoors-haw ~ forc-ement °' secunty ex· penen<e helpf ul· ED)OY rx <"t>llent compan y hf'nefll!> Appl)' !Jam nt•JO ."ttun l''t1, Pel"lon ,_.1 MA.IRlOTT HOTEL ··~ :'\.('Wpoci Center Dr ~ l 'WJ>llrt Bf.' a(' h t~IW (JWOf" Emplo) l'r l~Jrl-J. • 'lol1~hl auditor. I' T :t nit<'., 111mp~·llll' c .• l.u; 1·x1>4·r :'\CH 12!•1 n•iu l-11r 1n1t·r.1t·w 1·all '>d/l< I\ SJ!> I U I ~ ~ 111.ILSfoX"I.1-:A"41-.. K~ (.'ARN07 N l-~CESSAl;iY 9603766 Hout..1dt _. r• ~ S4 50 pr hr ~ bonus 1-\JIJ '" r T v.ork Rapid ..d\ant .. m<"fll Mui11 be IX ha' e traru.. & speak nuent ~.n6tl.Jt>h lmmt"Cl Opt'nl nl>(~ 848 -7080 1>41.wi.3 ------- lfC>l'S f,(.'Li-:A~t:RS up 111~pc-hr Car 645 5123 ltousd<t~~r for w1do1ocr p...rt llmt', pref l'Olft•i;1 'l ud<'nl 8-11)-6850 --- IMsncTOR TUIHEE Jn.,pt>t'lor Traanl.'l.' 1n lhl ret't'" rn)l rn:.pcrt 1011 Jt·pt rn computer an du:.try Call Mi-Coplun. i't4601 for appt I M !:> bq~plTlent F. 0 ~ - IMSHCTOll l'r~L·11on Inspector ror rrutl·h1ned parts & et!> M>mbl1es in C'Omputer in dU8tr) Plell!lt' call Mi. <'«>llUI ~I for appl I M S 1-:qu1 pmenl ~.o i:: l :'llT ERIOR PLANT MAJlllT -Tull & par\· ume Co bene 4!n·S424 J an1lo r . exp e ra enced. Kno wledge o f fl oor martu.nes helpful Full ume Mon Ulru Fri.. 1AM to 3PM Xlnl benefits Ac work ing conditions . E 0 £ Bayview Coov. Hosp. 20SS Thurin St., c.~ 642-~ JAMITOIS Mon thru Fr-1. 01riy work ~y. 54 to ~.75 per hr based on exp . P r ef. perm. emi>IY only. Clean cut le bonda ble. Co. beoefill 6 advancement. Call64241M -----JANITORS /MAIDS - P 'T eves. Irvine area S32S1hr Ml·33ll - -l filing & 8rui;"-'l!I Dultzibutors for synthet11· ln1 ones f or CPA ---------· 011 a nd o t her con wismJ fl~ in Ftn Vly ICITC._. ..... HOSTISS ""11 time. Mesa Verde swnablea, parttlmc 100'; 9'4·2714. k for Jane or Full Ume e verun1n . Good Conv. Hosp. e&l Center. __ 5lalt.iDI sala.ry. Apply tn QJlt.a Mesa . guar S36-488 Evao ....:...~-·----DOGMOOMB f\JU Ume, over 11 oo.Jy. Santa Ana. Oran1e -.0,Ul, Newport Bearh M4.oll0. Laauna Hllla Sll-1112, Coal a Meu. S.A.•llM. DRIVERS -l200 Week WW \rain iruck dr1vera. Qlenlam-lp«n *"411 Drivn wanted. early AM delivery of the L.A nrrm.teoo+.~ DIUVl:R. Mus \ tM! ~v•r I& VaDd C.llf Drtvtl'll Uc w clun dnvtn1 r•· cnrd llo at1 w •ln '11 ~1 IQ& w ru .. 1 .!t-1 •'!!_ ~Ht&p_!. ~ lf71 Need an age r e111ive penon. Jolly Roeer. 400 Landscape Foreman _.. h ol s. Cout Hwy, Lac. lkh. d 11 l Pl'f'IOI\ to t-e c arae oeede • ha ·l me. flllo1 In North Hunt· permanent. Hper'd 6: "-°" Buch lnaunn« HOSnsS lt.roal ~ only A1enty . Full time . for new~ \tact. 4 need apply. Apply at II 7$/hr C.11: '41-•1. tia.Ys week. H1et. Beach. mu V\a hbricaat.t, Ste G•mM.OffllCI FordlU.lla.._.Tf2.• 10\, M.V. btwe t ·J.1 M4 ... ~ lttcl. tbel _1911~-------•• , •• P-.~ Houaelleeper, taper . LEADMAN: Prefer H · 1~ 1-pref II llnaua l. • • pen~ Ill Pf'OdueUoa r•'l•lrH rt tie t Makil, p t tO' l l&r\. ** cerBe cutJ.e& fa tlu• ..,..... C.... MM& Service per1on1. • • !al. ...... Spuiah *' V.eer lttetrealct. tl'Gnldllk cltrila, .. per. ......_ Good oppor\llDI· MO-t2'4. prd but not Mt' Appl)' ...;:'1:.;.·.;....;"'~---· -----~~n-H~•'c!:.~ Llrttt• •IAW oY.~E R At. orn cE ~.l..at lith ~RS': .. ~•c .. Aut o CL.r.RK Par\ \lm t Co. Wiii lralft, cJurina Ma1 •<u11111ne "°'" Dn\ Cltfll , day + nr al· Jww lhrv Nov l.-11H'8 *"· ••,., lllr. llT4 ....,....., 11~'4 I•· INcil .... ,,_, * llOI N••,.rl. lhd ,C M --.. -•o ....., ~--'-·~~-~----1.!.t.!t••• UIOALSl:CllETARY ,., .. ta~U1bed rul eM.&te tum ldul t ...-dnc. ... _.be ......... IJ"'IU.. &oca· u.. ..a.suoo '° a1Mi. Btwua Periodic la ~~· GROWTH ....... ~OPLE .JYPISITTll l > ur experll'n<'f' prere.i 11bl """°~~µer. Appl) In JX•rlOf'I l>f'l'-'t't'tl DAM & 6PM Mooday lhru Fnda)' . M 0 T 0 I ROUTI fm mf'd lJ tr op p nrt uni t\ fo r pul·tlmt> t>arnlnj!' Ttlt' Dally PlloC hu a m o tor/ r.o u t t> av a Ila bit' In th South l.a11una are,. D <'llv e r v. artt'moons. ·Monday th ru Fr i da y . morninas Sslurdnv & Sund ay No monthl y d oo r rollttlions F.am inlo?" about 5:iOO per month f:! r o s ., R r I i a h I 1• tranc;portatmn anct s mall <'al'h dt>pos1t rt'Qu irt'd ('a ll 642-4321. f'o,t n Ouf'llf't. for rlt-ta1I" DISTRICT MAHA GER TRAINEE (' 1 r r u I ll I 1 n n rll'pa rt mPnt h •I'• .rn opt•nlnl! fm a lrJlnt'(' MACHINIST ,t;\ pen~ Co mfg lu.:n pertorm1nl'e tng1n r patU Top pMy, frin&t' benet1ta, clean aar cof'ld shop Call for a ppt ~~-U~3 Jlll c bolaon Mactwi.Co ----Mal°'~ ma.o·helper for •P' cocnplex lo C M Rl'tJre(4 or sem1. 12131 &al. ------Maintenanc e M an needed. Expenenn'd m el«trital & 'l'arpentry field. Prder past hotel eiq>erience Apply to Gil. Surf Ir Sand Hotel. t.aguna Beach. 497.4477 --Manager wanted for m J Jor shoppmi.: center in n<:HHICIAMS Immediate o pe n1n ~i. 1i1va.il for fitlld service penont1itl 'Of' repa lt of VlYis. muu computers, ngid discs & line pnn ta-s. 2 Yean. expt-r . AA degree, or equi valent ma.lit.ary exJ)t'r. Please forward reswne to ONE SYSTEMS, INC. · ro1oxzoo1 2435 llC>USTilY RO. OCEAMSIDE, CA. 92054 Casl.a Mesa ~1lnimum 2 ---------yrs . experi e n<'l'. 2131501 ·2763 ORDER DESK/RECEP· TIONlST -If you are MANAGEMENT bn~. ~euc & detail Unlinuted mcome poten manded we have the job . 1n l h t• l'1r c 11lat ion !i.;1 It•' ,,., \ 1rf' &· r n 11 I' r I 1 n n a rt· :i S..k-...tr'<i -:ippnr:fnl "'111 n ·N·I\(' :i hh<'r.11 s t art 1 n ~ ·,_ ;d ;i r' rrculM+\ srhN1uh'fi r a 1 o;f'-..~ho n11c; nrrinrl un11 11·~ ,\ man\ fnnC(' ht'n('fll" .. ur h a ' ra 1rt \:tfa11on ... pa1rl croup tnsur:inN' ltf1• 1n'<llf!J'1<'r l'. rft·nlal uaJ In pnmary wholesale for you. 60wpm. Xlnl. ~· Profit·shanng starting ~lary. 540-0737 41 oUler benefits. Net-d or send resume to Panco ncx leave present ~1 POBOX l88Zl. Irv. 92714 . lion. Wnte ad no. 577. ·---...,.------ Dady Pilot. P 0 Box Part Time. llAM 2PM. 1560. Co5w Me!>a, CA Also 6PM 8PM Package ' ~ food&drWts fortake0ttt ~I u st h t• I!!. h :1 ,.,. good dn' an~ r<'<'Orc1 fl ours i:ene>rally 11 ,\~I 9P~I ~londav thru f'nday S.itur- day O\'l'rtlm<' ll\'atla· blc as n<'<'ded. If )OU are quah<ied & in- tt'rested In l<'aming newspapt'r l'ircula- tlon built~"· come 1n per.on A'\k for Harry SN-ley or Kf'n Goddard i\pply before JOA~! or arter 2PM. Mon·f'n. BOYS and GIRLS Sma ll mute opt•n in Oa k"nod apart · mcnt s. :-.l<'wport Ha rbor llaizh School arf'a Approx1 m <11t• earn1n~s St30 pt•r mo nth Call f>.i2 •1321 ,\'c;k ror c1rcul;:it1nn L e;He \Our namf' and Phone numb<'r -SALES PERSONS PAIT TIME EVIMIHGS Personali lv pluc; adults ()\'er 21 Ir> ... or lt v.ith and moth·ate k1di. S4 or1 Hr t o s tar1 •1 LaJ!un:i Cap1s1rano San Clt-mente arl:'~1s SIOO J "eek pol•'n tial f>..1:?·4321 Of' l96-6AAl1 f':xl 250 Rt'tWet>.[1 I 5P ;\I Ask for Andl'f'3 JWART TIME EVENINGS AS!>i!.t In t'dltor i.urH'Y oondu<'t t'd frnrr, our nfhr• a. tht' OranJ?t> C'oasl Oa11~ Pilot. s ·J0.9 JO Mnn·f'rl 9 ·30.t ·30 :,aturda~'. Great for <'O lt Palans and moonllahters. S84 first wf't'k. ONLY REOt'1R F.MF.NT IS A GOOO VOI C'F: Ca II ext 312 art er 5: 30 PM. Monda> thru· fnday. PAIT TIME IV&llMGS Ente'l)fislnp adults. O\er 2t •1 th l>~n 'a n·ic· "o \'enturo"" p•rsonallhes ..iho ~ "'°'"'""• with a nd m0Uvatln11 \'outha •Jft 10 to 13 it.on hr to t'IC.,t 1100 4 week potential can E.icl. 2!iO ~-'eftl )andlPM •• '°" \.AUMI MANICURIST in need of <2J, xint oppoctun1ty, orders 752 ~01 Paul. 2·SPM. rl1e nte le not req·d t•--------R1 chard Ouellet, 200 Newport Cent_er_Dr __ _ PAYROLL CLYK The Jolly Roger lnc .. a fast growing resta urant Mechanic wanted for chain.hasanopemnitfor ~he & BMW work an an experienced payroll beach area. Good shop, clerk to work an a small top wages. Call John at department handlmg ap o.:_Borus lnd...:...&12-9225. proximately l .500 employee s. Co tn -~£HANIC Si200Wl'ek. pulerized pay r oll & Will tram. Open Sam· restaurant payroll ex· 8pm. 995-8413 penence a deltrute plus Medical "53t Ability to deal effectively P/U.me.forbusyENTof· with <111 levels of f""" knowledge of back management a must. ~.... ExcelJent working cood1· olc & typing oeeessary · t.>ons Ir beoefit program Call. ~40 wttb opportunity for ad- vllQCemelll. Sa.Lary com- MedkaJ AssistanL Front mens ura te with ex -&backofflce. expent:nce perteoc'e. Apply 1 n helpful. Call Ann a t person: between 8am & 847.roo4. Spm. or seod resume to: MB>ICAL, The Jolly Roger lo<'. Fruit olfice. Busy 08-l'l'042G~~/ve. lrv. GYN. Exper. oec.1---------•t tt.ime. SSIHiO!ll. ----'- MEDICALSECRETARY· 1 Exper general practic-e o(c, ll>l No. TUstin, Santa Ana . Salary com - memurat.e W /t'X per 4 1 'a day wk. consider part· ume 97:H.595 Med. Sec. f o r bUl>Y Neurologist 2 offices~ Ex- p'd. only. Salary 0 .0 .1::. 644-1035. N.8 Med. Sec. for 2 Doctors. LH. Exp'd only. Salary 0 .0. E. 837-1891. MESSENGER for ~crow Co Newport Beach area. Car provided. Valid Calif driYers he. Good driving r ecord. Cati ;Ai 'm1 Momint maintenance, tull lune. 5.JOAM-lPM. Mec han1ca1 abillt) helpful. 979-8880 Mult1lalh Operator Trainee. Full time PoS•· lion. Irvine Uoihed School Distnct . Entry level salary b't wn : $767 /mo. & $845/mo. 56MSOO, ext.. 130. .-W HOME SALES Qxne talk t.o us about op- (:Q'tunitles available at George Charles Realty. We're expeodln4! Ex· cellent commassloo schedule. members of 7 local boards. coogenlal group and bonus pro- gram. FOf' a coofidenti lnterview, please ca Carl Gclttuso67S-7512 om MMMfJ AUDITOll AIJllly <n1' Prel}ey. San C'lem.ate Inn. 125 W. ....... ~ 1 •AODIAL YSIS .. /LYM r •PIXOPBATOR • Part ume or full tun,, days or evt'S. Must be able to work s om e ~kends Typing skills rrq Many co. benefits . EOE !''ash. ls. area-640-1110 A.Jrport area~·8000 PBX Operator Answenr.g service, t'X· perience pref C.M. area Swing & Graveyard avail. For Info. <'all ~lm. • PlllSONHEi. btpoyffl R.tatiOftS Asshtmwt C>td estab. co. tiM opeocd new d1vis1on 10 Loog Beach and oecds a secreury who has had previous ex per. in a personnel ofhce. Ground floor pas. w/great polen· ual. cau RJla. ~. Coastal Persoonel /\gen· cy, 2790H.arbor, C.M. NEVER A FEE Ado FWahi.ng Driver needed for fast g:roWing O.C. amateur ~ Jab. car provided. Sl..25br. Call 549-7366 ~ 4 Hr. Photo needs mature , depend ~ee. WW traln .. Ap- ply 190$4 lhgnoUa • Garf"teld. H.B. MOM 'S DAY Place a Mother'!! D•> messa11e on our 1Pf'('ia1 Mothtr'~ Day Pllf?t' • M1y \l. You ~•n place a m11"ssa11t' ror aa ltttle H S3 2:1 or add a f'l<>ftr to your mesHJt' fOf' as llltlt as 1$.00. Cati '42·~ ........... I u II Bod ll'V 1u1\:. 1714) 146-5502 fte<:epuoolSL Part tJmc, 8"1. & Sun 8am·Spm & J .wit duy Wat.erfr0nt loca · uon. 10\ N Bayside Dr ~ Be~ch 644-0126. RE<'t:PTIONl$T for Aru mal Hospital. Ex p('nmet> prefl'rred. Full time Laguo? Bt!ach ~1076 ---R ECE PTIONl ~T V1vac10t.b. outi:omg look- ing rot-'uruquc oppt 'y, pll.M new law l'tr, 1-"ash Isl. NB. w •ult"a mod phones? Late typmg req Ca!I Dawn. 642..8SJ2 RECEPTIONIST. mature indlv :wknds only fol' 'IJle f um store. 540-3822 Rfx:EPl10NIST · Tem- po riir y T o a n:. w e r . phones k make ~rva· t>ol\5. Call J!)hn 752-1903 RE C EPTIONIST J>roper:ty ...m~~IUTI-~ ro 1n N B lJl[hl type. good froot office ap- pearanct'. 4''2 day work "'"-'Ck· Salary $750. Call !i-'~2!18H ---RE C EPTJ()NJ S T Pleasant manner. PBX t•X pt'r. Good t y.pin sloJls. Apply m pt.•r!>on Hnstot f'iberllle Ind 401 E. Got'U. Santa Ana. --- ll E. L.-d Sales I 0-1 5% COIMliuiOft Seo. This --ad 955-1402 Ask for Mr. h..s Relief House Parents. M/F couple to r elieve hou se parents on alternate wknds 10 hom e setting w /six develop· m entally d isabled cUents. Both must have muumum of 2yrs college m SoC1aJ Science area & have had previous ex· pencnce w1lh develop-. m e ntal ly disabled clients. Responslbll1lles ll>('lude . programmmg m self-help & leis ure s kills , beha¥1 o r modlficallon. & consas· tat\l supervlSIOn Job tn· eludes room & board for couple, + SlOO per wkod. Urut.ed Cerebral Pal:,y. 546-5700 ~AURA.NT HOSTISS Full time evenings. Good Slart.U\g aaJary. Apply in per.;00 · Jolly Roger. 400 S. Coe.st Hwy. Lag. Bch. Restaurant CAPTAIH Private Club, Newport 8ea<:h., table side exper pref. but will t r ain. Nights only Interviews w~. &Thurs. :HPM. 111 Big Canyon Dr. Newport Beal'tl. Restaurant, ass 't. mgr. Vie De f)'a.oce Bakery & Cale. So. Coast Pina. CaU: 557·1734 Restaurant, bosteues, cashier , cook. Vie De France Bakery & Cale, So. Coast Plaza. 557 -1734 ~ Spanish apeakin& ok. A~ ply _,in person. Nick i. Pizza. 2300 Harbor Blvd. C.M. (Harbor Shopping ar. rear mall> Restaurant Sandwich shop• bakery. Needs gal willing to learn a1J facets of the businesa. Pan or full· time. Nr. Npt. Pier. tm-DO RN Part lime relief Supervisor -U.7:JOAM . Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp. 861 Ced.er, ec.te lleaa. SALISCUU Mature experienced F'/f'f, , Wah.ab Cl..,.e So. O>Ml Plua. Mn. G. m:~ 8ALP.8 SALIS CAIHl1 ..-..WOMIN e..-&bonl la ln nf'ed ti twu 1ak'llpefWfa EJI ~not necwury -..Wc.rai.D Vou need not apply WI 14111 WtU aroomtd Ka"pa&JUVe lllUtude Ability t.o ~ani And molt al all, • ~ ~for I.ti outatamhng career with a. i.uceurul, ~Uc • 11row\oa CU'PQtlllklD. Top~ bt.'flf'fats Oflfno Plan AvM1l~h; J liullh & Ul e l ru1 Pia.Id VaclilUOnlt Don't P85'I up this itreat oppot'tunlty Apply 10 penootclday. ~ If I .. Or-. C...ty 292S Harbor Blvd. CC8I' A M FSA Sales person full time needed at g r ow'1ng speaalty al.hleuc retail st.cx:e. We need somt'OOt' t.o W'Or1t 11\to a man a" e- menl PQ61Uon. Atll'actlve a tmos phere & go'od bmefits. App!y in pt'non at Frontrunners. 1000 Bristol St North, N B <Al JamboreeJ. ---SllJes -RETAIL Sales help needed fo r Robu\s(l(l's Fan~ Jewelry Dept. M1ss1on Vt<'JO M.alJ Full & part tam~ opening~ avatlabl l.' Salary + comm1sswn Expenence helpful but ro necessary. Will trail\ t.be right person ('all M&S!.!!lt' Miller \95 20SO ext 279 for intt•rv1...,w ... ·-.. -·-·· ..... --. .. .._._.. ..... __ -----4 ................ ---·-~41 ........ SA.U:H, Manc <.:rtis1 Loe. ~lll\OUI lu\.l\er 1100d ,.~ wilt int"rvlew for OIW'aUni •ta.If of OW' s Cont Plan location f'/llm• ulei needed OUI TlHl57 ms betwHn UAM IPM. Moo Set. ~ OPPORTUNITY -W IE F. Hutloo aub &6diary &am ll.5.000 to 111.000 Parl·l1me 1172>7712. Or lend rcsumt1 tu P080X 624. Dally Valot. POBOX 1S60, OlltA Meu. CA 92626 SEAMSTRF.5$.Wllb de· &ign ability, fOI' develop- IA& C\At.ocn canvas I 1.11 • (I.Ille Ctrm. Commercial s~na machmc t'llper pref. Super work at- mosphere nr th@ water Parl or full -time. 6'T.M.U2 days, ~-6417 or 6tl>-85lllO eves SECRETARY ORDHDEn. fUm. Mtg /Order pr9· l'ess1ng experaen~e » mus t. Type SOwpm DetalJ orit'nted w good pbcme manners. Growth pos11ton Irvine Furn Mfr Top salar y & beoef1ls. Send re:.ume to Classified Ad 11579. Otuly Pilot. P.O. S<u 1500, Col5t.a Mesa, 92626 SECRET.UY F\ill ume for busy H 8 law ofc. Must bav..., superb typin.i slulls Sal opt'tl 848-4114 sa:RETARY Gt:NERAL OFFICE Sales i\gl.'ncy seeks accurate lYPtnR. s horthand, p )(•J :.anl phone per~onalll) & ~f'O\'ral Offl(t• (•X pt'nl'fl~'c lo start S Z1 HO Starting salary cum· mcns1U11le w1lh ab1ht) W~tmark & A<;SOt' 130 McCormidt "' t• 11100 Costa Mesa Fr~ May 2. 1980 DAILY PILOT PZ Hle,W911hd 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SICUTAAY l"or distnct ..... Mfke al majOr C'Of1> 1ood typ 1111 llkilll, a~Wly lO han dJe~. bl ab1•to w2rk lndepeodenlly Xh ber\dllJJ proeram 11n opply !or 1tlt · ~t Can b4'flln lmmecl. Call for appt 1l•l'ID-9Z3l. u:NDLEASE A Olvia\oa ot NeuonalCar Rent.a.I 8)'11lem 2172 ~~r. ~ 15 SICUTAIY Xlrt oppty for abarp gal w dnt lYPIDC 11klll1 to wen. in f asl JM1ced, con gerual Newport Beach of. fice cau ui. at 833-.2900 SECRETARY ~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~~ ..... ~ 6 H J P P f N 0 " ~ddtGn,tll15 AEC&-;Wla!G CJ..£RK: br. Coovnleat Re~ Eicperlenc41 preferred. '° au<u from Oran&e l;o· hou.rt + overtime re· ty. Alrporl. AddltfoDll quir~1. Spenlah helpful bona.a _poealble. Ca"!I 2 Rapid advancement tot: Ml..Ot• ~ble C.M. 97Me00. _ ~ wortt part l1Jnt1 SHOE SALES-full/part-from home. Local c.lls Hme. perm po1ltlon, tomakeappts. -•t.hbUii1 · .a1at)' +.comm.XlotoP-nuaes. Xlnt com pty. OUldttna Ooolery, ~131.Q51 ' N.& 644·~ Mr. Miiler •TEL SICY • sHOE SAL~. WanLed, Now blnn1 telephone full or part ume. Good secretaries for a lt•w Co benefits. Future concept In enswer1nl( lt'niC(!. P tUme or f /U6H1 mgmt. po.ltlona J>OS111• lluft.s available. lnch.ilt e11 ble. NJpty In person bet. &oc.ne wknd1. Typbig. 9am & llwn: 30?7 S. 35wpm req'd. ~ap y Bnstol_.:.£ M, employee bene-(lts tut II scaEEN a v a 11 .. b I e . s a I a r ~ . ~-smo1mo w st.art fttaln"' OPSlA TOR increves according to And Set Up. Exper . your~. You will perm. position. Good be froot-Off1ce to IPJllY beoef. Xlnt. working Important bus. ]1.-ed cond C .M ar ea. good wne ol voice, as· 714-631-0700 surance, appearance &t Far fast movt.ng sales of. fice olnauonalorgamz.a· Statione r y Sf"ore in uon. Heavy phooe and Corona del Mar needs ex- pubtic cont.act Nosh pr'd sales lady. f'ull ambtl.Joo. Call Mon .. Fr1 morn. &t6471 E.O K 100% Free to appucan\ ume. s days. Xlnt work lrv\ne Personnel Axency mg cond F.6pec1ally flne 4811 E 17th, Costa Mesa cll~e 675-1010 &Dt.el!:lM 642-1470 -----~~ Teacher:s As::.1r.tanl - • •SECaET AallS * * LegaJ sb so. ru.600 p.cct gn Id.gr R.E S13.200 A R type45 R E Sl2 000 Rece1>t t)'P4' 50 S'9600 ••Sale.. Consultants•• Appl Only l''r~ t.:OE Lu. R~nch:n. Agency 4"<!0 &rch. ~lab '&t Newport Beal'h. 83311190 SU::Y Ht-.PH. part fu ll time. H E Co. Cd ~ S..dary neg l'all ~-12, Mein-Thu 6'i5 moo SpecaaJ claMeS for han- dicapped adults 2 yr:;. colle~e t:xper r eq'd S000 XJnt Y&Cat1on & IO· s uran ce benefit :. Wkdays 8 JG-4pm L'n1t ed Cerebal Palsy A., l.OC'13l lOn. 3020 W Hanard St. Sunl.i An.t 546-S760 TtCHHICIAHS Mt<'harucal and or el{'(' tn cal Expenenre dP· '>'N<l f()(" )mall. RrO'"-lnf! l..a..er ro 1n ~an Juan Cap"tranu. Go gettt·r .. ~l-£'Y GAL 1-"HI. 5m ~n~ri.:ct11• aml.illlOUl> mtg :.a.I~ oflc. 5,Swpm. t)~ d1~ir1-d X lnt p.t) & ow bkpi~. 4yr~ off1· .. l( ~·btm:--•ts-"•93-F.-~.·---· p t-r l.Jg u na ll l h 49'1 :NX> an yt1 m t- TRAINEJ:: Pr1nt101( Blue1111e. Wllung to train persons w no pitor exper., but has Jtood, at trtude anto the blueprlot mg field. Full time work !IAM·SPM . Mon·Pr 1 Starts at SJ 2S hr. Cull Mar1c 1 s l-261l0 TRAVEL AG ENT -Jo,.~ per w computer tr»111 ll\g reqd by busy com rnft'Clal aJtcncy for e Y4trl ing 'ihtfl 3PM 112'1-'M R.tre oppor tunity tor night ow l. Gen ~ro1.1 .... s alary ran g"' lledlraJ dental plan, 14111 bent' 71t 83.1 2:977 TRA\..U. ILB lrdH'l Jj!Cm'} flt!t:'h pl. I t t'Xpcr. In doml-..u1: & 1ntemJl10nJI uckf"tlnR 7 M 846-.-0077 Sales Radio Sbat'k has full S!-:CRl-..J'ARY · part lllnt-~c-e :.w UQO m.inai;t·r tim e ca ree r o,p · Girl Frida )· 1111 & attendant. Lai:u1~ ID.IPHONE soucnnRs TYPESETTi So Coa~l Sh er '' luo611ng for p not•· h . shorthand. handlP a1·-rL.~,.h full lam~ .,,~ ....,...unitaes & part lime bl uo::-. " ....... . ....... • C()unt:. p11ya t> & ri> .... STUOEHTS! l)pt!~t>tter on Compu- i;:raph1c equip. '-'>day Sat ., m~t pc.rt lime or full Ulllf' avaJI ~llt72 Tu1· rho~i. or~Je\1·r. job opportun1L1es open cesvabl<> Call for uppl pa) & man&ger !\ uvnu' 1o g up no.w tn Lh l' 545 1153 f\;il:hol:.on ,\1tcndanlS full lime & '111~ a Summ1•r .lob~ NtwjMt ~ach a"'a-tf \'1arluJwCO ---!*A u~-(H.lb \......., liw-v.\IU.1<J..-7_._1, you are rrulttary retm .. 'tl , ----Appl)I at 222>1 -.., . .,. Po•rt •·..m frrim SJ~, Li• >1, pt-r OI' a collegt-graduate or <~•u~:-...,. ... ey Blvd . (-Oi!il;i '•k -..; ... lit-hr ..nd 'till 'PfrVl .. 11 tl.H I Y I' I :-. T W O H I> are currently gomg to .--..; ' -M f . ot I.ht bca<'h ~ \h n1·1-d l'Rt X · i-,.';SO It hl QetaJ.l twnded person tu ---------n'5ponsible youn~ ladl•" fa.st a1 l'ur.ite 1 >Ji• 1 college& ghly mota\'Bl· handle prot'ei.s1ni:: of Loo king for ~hJrp 1ov.CKk l'"l"fllnRhr-.S JO wanted for <'Olry l1•v1I ed for 111c reased earn-ord & 1 • purd1ase ers real Profr'l~1onal Jh .. r 1s ~uon µh•.i:.ant ""'''"' In ll s ha s c d . on od dUllt!S m Irvine Ad supp Ul('OfTW !1634112 ntJ .,.._.lhni: 1mvl" .;nrl l~ <<tintl1luJO.' Apµly 111 performance. please BP· Agency Expem·nce In --------no txp('r n~ 1• C.ilt ~to '1r F\.1enlt·'> <.11 ply at: tlOO Wl'St Coast maanta1n1ng rt•l·urds. SHINE SHOES? bet.,.n fi JO Ii.. 8 .J11pm Rnben 1w1n W1ll1J111 Hwy,NR. · !>lroog typing & f1hn i: ll)IX.1 rt'J l!J"&Jr" ,,.kd\· JI ~It> I' 'I.. lvr 1''rof.t &A.w11.• 1\01 ~uall RADIO .Jolls a mw.t 1-·m·odh lllt~kd 111 ..om .. thrni.: :-.o.· N_~t'WJXJ(\ ~~<·~ __ a \m o~ph "rc . Xlnl t~all)' dtflf·rent cdll SHACK benef1ls C all ,\t r:. <714 I 759·8964 for in Have you read loday's flle f~le>l dra1i1-111 th .. Brecke 752·6171 el t<"rVlew Pnmt:locataon'I 0Jt..stf1t-d Ad.~" If not. West .i 1Ja11v 1'1l•1t A TANOY CORP. Cochrane Chase. Liv-lx'WM10i.t Junt> 1 The All vou re ml"San!Z the ~t <.~!100 Au. Call Tod•Y E.O.E. tngStro&Co .lo.c. Ainencan~~hln~co bcintai~lnlown ' ~·~ ____ _ Alltos. New 9100 Aaltot, H•w 9800 ~.Mew HOO ~.New 9100 AAlto5, Mew '800 •..........•....••••.........•...••........•.. , .••••.•.....•.•.••.....•.•••.•.•..••.•...•.•.•.•...•.••....•.•.•..... BILL SALE **********.**** • 110 ADDIDONAL DEALER PREP CHARIES - • 110 BLOWN-UP PRICE STICKERS • 110 OYER sncKER PRICES Qp All Toyota C.llcas, Corollas,* Coronas & Supras v •OCUJO!NO TE-ACEl. JJll,IE I 0 AVA•""81lll1 *More RHsons to Buy at Biii Maxey * LOWEST % RATE POSSIBLE NO BLOWN UP PRICES TOP $$ FOR YOUR TRADE 150 NEW CARS AND PICKUP IN STOCK NOW!! "FIVE" 8 & 10 FOOT STAKE BEDS BENCH SEAT & BUCKET "SEVEN" 20 FOOT MINI HOME TWO CELICA CONVERTIBLES FLAlm XEY'S SALE * ***** * * * * * **'* j HUGE2ACRE FACILITY OYER 60 SAFETY CHECKED USED CARS '75 DODGE DEMON A •JI o l'l <) w", !>ll'el•OQ il'f' t0N1 I C' W ,..., I I f> <. 165811111\4\, ONLY S2695 '71 DATSUN 8210 Lec;s tn.1n 30 000 miles t322SPtt HUalY OHLY s2995 78 PLYMOUTH HORIZON 4 door tes! than 25 000 mi les (907VB01 OMLY '79 TOYOTA COROLLA LIFT BACKS Au'C' an aro<'I IC'w ,.,. .... ~ ALL SALE '9ttCB> AT s5395 '76 SUBARU COUPE 5 "Peed and SPPCL~I wheet~ 1121FGB1 SALE '78 s3195 TOYOTA SR/5 PICK UP 5 speed air arod tonQ t>ed Low tntk.!S (tl43JO.'\. SA.LI l'alCE '78 PINTO RUNABOUT LP<,c; than 23.QOO mites (424T ..IHI OHLY s2995 75 VOIJSWAGEN SCI ROCCO 4 sp eed . sterAo t aoP .-.oee1a1 wheels. (J62LXUI SALE AT _ s3595 -~ '78 TOYOt A DOLPHIN ; 4 ~~~dH~~~ o tape. 18.000 miles. 16'&4) • WHOUSA~ S4695 s4195 ·s7095 · FULl. I & ·2-YEAlf WARRANTY ........ -···----~-_______ _...,..... ................ -. ......... II . ~~-~ ...... -CWL.--=;.;.~..;;"'-..;.:,;O::,T.:._ ________ ...!.:Fr:!ld:::•:z.:.· ,:M:.:•:.L.!2.:.· .:,:IMO::: ~ ............. !!~~. ~ ............. ~~~~ !.~t-.......... !~!~ ~~!~ ....... ~!!~ -~~ ...... !.o.'.'· ...... Wt .._,, 7100 .... , I 1001 _. 10 0 n.....o •• .. ••••••••••••• .... •• H•••••••••••••••• 'sv•cet I ~ r c: .. anlal l'upi . KD'JllWNO f'"Ptl· AKC. Pure br•d Chihuahua -.-1--. d•perat•lv Yll•l!lllll••••mi·••••mlliilliiiiillm ....................... _...................... .... ..-,, __ ...,.. 1111". f'" • ,,. ,_.., tbola, •hlt• ...... for "&aper C.\. r. r 1011 -= Geeeral omce. v.uoii. ~ rt 21 cu ~hllmp llJ.-. ~ ~h~;. p v t pt. '1 . rawn. u wk1. C all ~IM!la .. I '1Mn old, "'THE BIGGEST ~.~rad. No ex· WBl'nllH!'J'ER I l r r •• j d • I r .. -. 11.S.'W'f a.MS •ft e pm -.. ., ..... ~. '!!.. •. but'"'~ Q ... D •oE s•LE ON THE .... Mr. wu.1tralD.OGOd ABB•Y Refr1fel Pr .. u Xla\ WaJl&ed Al••~•D ., --._ "'""' "' ..,... • Pf'OIMOQQaJ AHT!QUE¥AU.. ~~ ... Jtm ........... f'eauJ.rn: a \oy poocU• puppl& .. anal Pl.IPPYI CBMlalaa ............ doee•'t l OR·NGE co•ST ~. l'•nDen Dail)'U~.t.r..110-t • 1'-Nbr-1. Sllvt'r S50 Wollboued O AKC ....... eaU .._. aft "' . "' l•nuau Group , QDSEO'n!ESl>AY .... 1011 pt, pure ~·~a not '* 11~16 ev• II ........ UIJ. SPM. 18 IN THE ..... E.O.&. um W-..alaaltt A ... ft ·--················ ~ -wtlndll rWV! """"., .. x·-I --4 .. ,..__ • ~-Id DAILY PILOT c• •ss1FIED8 a.'dlDGtove 154a10l P°bf' Hl11 Kennel ruu • IAAI~ v•-••· --· ,..,... o • . '-"" PlfBUOPUAHITURH (..'tl•ln llnll ~'U'X»' t'\111111. u IY\Oll, "'Oold ~. ltllldy, w.U Ti1er lh1ped. Cute. TYPIST ~ t' V •l«trome .... "' lll"ttGl aeed ol ln ,,._ tn-.c All beMO\a, l'tr. M.00 br. atar-t. ~()It.~ v-. hft.,., part um,., -• ollbll-l)(openda aie.. Womett MCOUr aaC!d •••pp ty l'•lt ma.-r .....,..., .wper1tnt't'd. flllfl ll yra old A PPb' in 0.100~ Don M an·1~ ....._ ... ~w '~ 0..Meu. w....-..e f>enM>n to do .. ~. p Ume lD " LI o.1184ZllO Warebol.ltemao Need • P9'8CXl lo pack orders • ~Ill w ope r atton11. 0 .0. area Cal I 636~ '°' 8'Jllt. WlNOOW WASH ~R NEEDED ~3766 --------YOWi alt!tt Parts Run Df!r, Assistant Purcbai. mg AlflJt Tra.inet-Must ba\'e valid Call( dnvt'MJ lie. and good dn ving re cord for cons truct111n equipme nt fir m 1n Orange. Htavy hfting rtiQ. FUll ume 997 J lll2. Miit t. els. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,. .. , aoos ....................... ~: P \1 Pty, furn (0•k·P1n e t'l c· I Gl anw•re 1Cr ul.'ts· baaJa etc > Ceram1rs. ale'h more. By a ppt. •.aiis • ll•TIMI * RtaMnebl11 oiler . M er ttctJ\lwt-r "'Oo&den Lab. Wit, J&aat painted 6 --..orl45-~ ........... »'M ell.\J I'. "1*1'°" G'f).Ollll2 c..._ t40. N741G ,.._ to llDOd bocu Ill T ... 7:)0f'M Lab mfx. Neut~;ed: Lovtl.r model b omr FIND VDUR NA.ME 12moa. Good aalured. fl.IJ'ftllur•, bdr m HI•. _...., blanll bttdt, dlnani rm t.bia, ('J\ra C'hlnu , MJlaa Pree kitten• t o aood ~.la~ i:~c;.. ) I -WIN ::m=,:.~~-11 NICl>:Ml ~ SAVI SAVI SAYI TICKETS /Free J>UTebreed Poocllt W• honc>r UofA. Ml'. puppy~ .. b_!!:k . top>~ ~-(~ •c1a-.h 11 11 WORm twime.·--·0 ·~ ·-· N 0 t• t. R S 0 N /\ l Hotpo1nt blt·ln d tah · nu;n~ s Pl.": A'\ 1<: • • U ~ Sta.utteu steel. to'QM aullabl.. llN1111 ~ $12 Good for parta, repair . .ub)'!d \.Opt"l1Mtlt S..a&67 MASTaS AUC TIOH ..... ,... 1010 am11NC1'-'llOl1 Hhtt l'M • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lt33 ~ .. ftdMtt •,, K.eesbood ~Setter. blk M puppy , bouffbroken, bngbt. Jell 8'2-23.SS Rdn~•lur, I r\.ll\ Ir." new. ) )r llU•l~111''" llcydn 1010 ~I 1u m1> U1 '33lS •••• ••• •••••••••••••••• C¥1lh.. ~ -6.133 UlX mwtt C'V• It' \\ ol\Ol'r ar IJID dr)t'r 2 mo, P•> cXf baian<'~ At Of $15 Q\ll ... t.!IH rash ~ &33J S Un\lled G..ifft'~ l>.illl,r COlll.lnau!. t' lc11mng bl\,111 itas ov~ a. broiler unh SZJOe.t 25 , bc:-lo"' \\blk Mm· f)-1 8-S 7) I 3li5<l 1 l°OC08 brown l\t•nmurt Gas Dryer l oivonido ~'l'fl G J.: Dr)t'r \'our rllott'tc' S75 C.:..11 before Jpm 548·36.16 R.efn gerator. no frfl"I IS cu. ft Mus t s el l S175t0 BO. 700-8328 GE Refng. 17.6 ru Ct Avocado. Be!>l offer. Call 631.0.01 Man ., J ~p......-1 h1r~ rlr. I"\ ,·~ll.-111 ~u11J 1uon S•~ ~ lmt.. llO. nh_-dl'I w<lrk soo :-;mwuui lt~pd xlnt S70 Ud11 nJ11i1·r ~ ~ t'37 .• 2 3 ..-1 t\l).M , Mun 1> & l..acb :. l .1k;• rtt'" ~ ti&~ <~II MO t~ Oc9 8040 .•....•................ M1111tun? l>o"w l'uppit'S l\lm 3 ~t«> Isl ~hoti' & ~ Sl00.$125. All 5 714-548. 1430 5 l'edlgrce Sil.ky Tf·rnc>rs ~ old Playful & lov mg. Gr eat for s m all Ltpar11TK'nll> or chtldren_ W> Evelt aft 7 · 831 6526. Voyage• to yestC'rday on the nostalgic Queen Mary Tour in Long Beach. Sh'p 11bo.ird lhl.' &racerut. elegant Queen M ar) He1un1 to the '3&s when those qua llUes tre tu"'hll~ht"I or tht> ultimate travel ex· p,•r 1ence l!n oct!un crossing \'b1l yl--sle ry<'ar by watc hing the chang· 1n.: o f lht' J:Udrd and experience lhe lhn11 nf standmjt on the command bndge where tht• Qut"t'n .Mury's t<.1pta1rn; Steered her throu~h storm:.. a(ld "a1; LOnes for J.001 tr .rnsut I antic c·ros!>in~!> .Tukt• udvanta.:t' of the daily tours a nd fr<'l' p&rk1ng Cull t21Jl 435 4747 IT'S EAS\' ! Lou k for ~our na mt> and addrPs~ Jn today·~ · .da~sifit'd st>ction. U rnu find it , call 642·5678 EJCt. 272 and "t• "i ll arran~t· foe ~ ou to µk._~ up .>our tick~ts at the ~'·ar~st omc~· M th•· I tJJ J £1 ~ l {t) I Adorab&e Collie Shepherd. F. spayed, all shots. l yr 646-~.12 alt 8Pm I050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••IBUY ** Good used Furniture 6 ~lll>Cf9--0R I will seU ci SELL for You MASTBtS AUCTIOH 646 "" & lll.'62S 1\1.'ll\ beds, com er ~ec" tional w table $12~ LllllJ ~ gr~ r~ tm-4646 2 Yellow Brown J onion Luun~l"\. Hau.m dn.,., in~ tbl bnrh. riot ht•' hwltptor, luddt>r walnut ~lat benrh, J CCessory ~-G<W--0323 W1nn1e the> Pooh rr1b w all 11cres11onr-s S7 0 Wood r radlf' 125 Wh t ~~br l25 ~ E very Friday, Saturday & Sunday during the m onth of Ma y we wi ll run your gar a 9e sale ad under thi s special GARAG E SALE headlng. - GET READY NOW ! ~Hew HOO AMt05. Hew 9800 AMtot. Mew '800 Aaltot, H•• 91001 Autos, Mew 9100 Aaltot, Hew 9100 ....................... ··········.············· -······················ ··~···:················ .... ._ .......... , ............................. . Pr burgnd y r~ luwr din. <A.lot e mp rolf•>'t-... nd tbln w m1rror tri m ~11 Clean out the closets, attic and kids' r ooms now -get r eady to turn your unwanted ite~nto CASH. Call now to place your ad under this SPECIAL Gar age Sale heading tor next Friday, Satwda y & Sunday!! 642-5678 FEDS Tl~HTEN CREDIT N01DOLLAR SHORTAGE For Financing at Dick Barbour Datsun I Now is The Time To Buy Your Datsun If you Don·t Buy Your New Datsun From . . hl!ilfWllJJJU4 ·:'~]to:•:: I YOU MAY. BE .PAYING TOO MUCH.; CHECK YOUR CLO~SEST DE'ALER LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING .. THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME U611fl• OU\Ull 1ou ' roo11 OU\Ull NK CIA VII en Y DATSUlll OOWIU 061\Ull. 19( £1lHTI( OU~ lll H lSUlll llAllOI DAT• . .C. OOfOAt•.-. DISCOUNT DATSUN DEALER . IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1980 510's, 200SX's, . 310's & 21CYs. ~ . COME IN NOW FOR BEST SELECTION OF COLORS. USED CARS CLEARANCE SALE '78 DATSUll 280Z 2+2 l!ll vw 'latlru '14 DATSUll 1210 '11 TOYO'rA COllOW 2 DI. lOad<>C Get ready tor low-G05t 2 dr Sdn auto trans . 'speee r adio. VII<>(> SYmme< fun AM/FM redlO Econ · I 72•AVU) 'Ser 11916'1) ( 72•SNV) omy plus ( 653LKN) $8495 '$6995 $2195 $3195 '18 DITSUI '11 DATSUI 'll DITSUI 510111 CPL PSCIUP 210 SI CPL 5 8')Md, AMI FM 4 apMd, AMl fM Atr, AMIFM stereo stereo hlpe. maQ9. a\er.o. cus\om tape. Ml~. 29,500 '11 DITSUI llOIOU ' ...... cond., si-.. ~.AM/FM ,..,eo. ($«.112731) llhers;>. (335UPX) .1nterl0f ( IF20'16) mites (375SLE I $4195 $3995 $4695 $5995 '71 llTSll JJ.t!t~ 1!!ci .. '11 Slllll •T 1.000..-.. (750WZX) '71 llTSUI naz "-"O. ••.ottaoe, AtC. rnao-.1001AEFI m VAUIY OUWll IK. l()ll(i IUCll H f~ tJeVllUt an OATWll,.C. SA#TA HA HlMlll. ... c;irh bdrm "t l . w bt .-ydluw & IUTt lllm. t1o>n bdhn:t, dn.r. rui:ht 1>U1nt1 , de.,k . 1hr, / Ii.mp), ht-d c;prt-~t1 • .. ti .. ro ~~ ttt'm<>cJ i-1111 .: r:lnubl1• 1·~om -.ol.1 t>.<J <'off,,. l••lik. chi-,1. f•Jlt11ni: i:.s.mt' tabl1• chJ1r\, '>mall urrno1n" bo•Jk~h· h1·' I~. WllKt'I l.1blt-. & '.Jid rutl,lJl rl'l41f ~,UI h "r1U'l' 07~ ~a.n!root hclOk g.ua"t' sale May J-rd & 4Lh OQly Z74 Upia.nd Rd. 1.agun.t bta<>h c; A R A <; t-: ~ A L •-· HouM:boid t'\'t'r)'lhin~i.. bnolu . ~l.D\<" ~. l'IOlht>!> Ar KL\ & ltJL\ ot m11>1° AIM> IYiO !114 J>1Jt'I ..... ''it y J & I !'>t"*'l"1ld & Slaltt, ~ 15Z2 Niu: " autt bux !lj)r~. H.erng equipm'l. charc· W( gu.age. & rhargU1g t..ank. f reoo lank, com. pr.-u ors & ~ac uum pump & mot o r 5 , l»lnwlers a m prove lo 1n> vul\.ll. Refnl(erauon part.\, ~ear puller & tub ~ bender Copper t ub tOJL, .),56. J.S3R JOO() Roy <.il P.Jm Or C M. W.itJ•rbtott hranil "''"' 1, dJ ..iwtn lung ~lLl' ~2!> 1!>$-2114J r r d m1., 1• I t'l' th I iu r Colltoc.1.0n Di.'\play C'aM"'>, hoctt•"" 1{«1 m... • 101.tun ~ l!;t:. dryer S3:S , -..r..hr $J0. m"rf'I J(>ll~ Country dolU. rolC~ tble, en~ Walnut ~ame lbl t'xtmds. Club Or . L' M 9 to~ f' M IM7 "81'2 VJ~at 8, bt-auUfUl, 4 rh~ lo mat.ctl ~ $.57.429'J Se.per eoucb, Hettuklo couch, .. qua ri um w •5taJ>d, mng , aJ.T C'OO· d1tJorx_'I' AU llllt C'ond. 846.g)OO !-d;i &<hwr M &tl'blD~ t.J· hit· lctmp-. ~u .. t M'll fl7S 000 760-832:11 AllJIL'lt!I J\ flt·d, wh1rlpVOI tw 111 bt'd "t'l romp , «'hJir~. 1 .. mp!I . m111r SIO $295 1;4:, 2331 ciT h\5 5.:112 t>-:fon· 'I after IJ Sol..t llt.'d, qul'cn (;<Jod l"OOU SI~ ~67!>! Headboard & framl' lor dbl bed SJ) ~a bt .. t. dbl brwn plu1d Good rood $00 f'.: v~ M2·0lli6 2 ="!cw lung & quooo 1't mat~only. 5'46-0768 Sola & Loveseal, \'er) nJN' cond Queen m.u l r ei.s. n eve-r u sed Ml~ Mu11t sacrH1 rt' He ti:t• vcl not 'l('rt 1ona I <'OU<" h 5m0. old Go<>s w any d t• rnr Musl s\'1' lo a p pru-1atc ~ _ S48 !l2M All v.-ood, quality dresser. 2 rught. i;tands, m irror. ~~ X1nt. rond. ~.64().~19 New walnut fonnica table + s solid wood cbrs Dovr Shrs $295. &U-2562 Cld wood office desks & chi's good f odlame use 566-9900 Hosplal bed. L.i.ke DeW Semi electric w /n ew IDMlt.f'eU, $696. 642-'51T17 Dllml room table. 6 chn. dinea.e. two cbrs; 2 CO(. (et tblel ll&W36l Solid oak game table, four dWn aft 5pm. ~toiCr &Ql8 .... We 1055 ....................... J Fanuly R•U~~ u l.-. banlrore-front door~. rabu>et doori;, trundle be-d • btlt t 17032 Cwl1nf'y Lo , H I:! , Sat \j. \ <1-...ruA• ult' Fri. \Jt & ~ !KO ~r .t l{o,1d. C ~ Jl ouJ.1·b ul1i furn1turi•, l,o\' of ~' }fo\lnf: 1!115 Ant1qua W..i) ~ II Sat & Sun H Jl'M 1'o pre SUI('~ furn1tur ... ptrl urt• frame.. huw.chold item~. Tnllt(' Pn.'f>t-rved pldOlio., anti Q\ll~ & m1:.cell aneou~ 18411 li1fford, F'.V \f~" Ell1!il f'r1 & Sut !f..~ Gli\.VT Gara11e Salt>. Anti q ues, Iol i. of :.mdlh, r l ol h t'~. many ne w l\l'rru., from 'i.lore II qwdation Greal sav· in.1t.'I' Don'\ m1i.li this me' May 2 & 3 ~ J0.5 30 fl RJ1nrock. lrvint> Turtle Rock 9 :tlam Sat .\fay 3 m 4 Mallard Dr Costa \f~J Pav1n11 br1rk~ !Gx 12 •, poru-cnb. ctuld 's card ~rhn ,et<" Ba~nar t'a1rv1ew State Ho&p1tal. ~1 Ha rbor Blvd, Costa Mesa. May 3. 9am lo 4pm 9Pl a nt s, home baked goods, haodmadH, furniture . applianc~ household item1. Draperlu & yardage. Open to public Fum.. velvet lovesut, masc. 1m Iowa St. c.M. S./9al UM ..... recar'dJ, plrtW'ftt cor•I tree, redwood trefil, pauy willows, IR cad.a pottery. crystal, trl ·pod , XK ·150 tarpauhn, aullc aae. much mare. M S.t.. May 3. 2262 Rut1era Dr. Ml-7S16 UMQUI STUff • ~· lamps. ~ 'n Sit. Qib'. Raia Of Shine. ~ ~and deco. 3ll1 Sumatra Pl (Mesa Set.~; boule V9'de)C.M.9SM711 a l'dnMttia S.view, Qiranadel Mar. ~Yard Sale. _Lar_ae_Sal_e_:_E_led_rt_c_a_l =~·Sat~:.U W: cab1•. radlo•. TV'•, RatanaryPl,Cll frt1. mu1 ... a mp•. 1------------......., ,awt, .W111111>-.._.,._.S. tn1 1tah, lumber, 8arp.tn G .00 ••· 2121 bwm.doan, a-11..wi. iJdlll A.._, Apt J. C.M. V81NUDl. 1V, \a)-i.. book'· ~. good JWlk ! Sat. M ; Sam. ~2.. 18472 8anta rs~. rv .. EW. • Nc. ... land. -----ALL KI:-; DS o ( wood. !ilnlW, ~Wtt & rn<>n" 1rafl prod1aets 21252 f''l:lru&l Mdw, t:I Torn. £61 ~u:.. 11., rrului t:ast ri i'J Torn & Tr•bucco C'yn Rds <Wlhdrows lloma::sl TEAR DOWN SAU R Sta~ matenal.s_ .& household harn11b1n g•. E'ver y \h1ng l(oes. Siil ::iun May J & 4, !IAM· Y'M. U2Topai, Bott bl~. -----~OVING SALE: VW ~ 1 4 auto. radio. Sl.SOO 0 80 . Vanous an t1Ques. 3-pc Vlcton•n bdrm SUI U!. $2,.S00/0 BO. Old Maine wing-beck rbr $5001080. 8-pc sliver S8'Vlce. Cmtal & Ctuoa + . Call an. s. SS2·7734 Gar aie S a le. 226 N . Newport Bl. NB. Sall Sun ~ -----Ha rg11 1ns Ga l o r e. ~ must go 10- t'luc!J.ng large ~ude by s ide R e Cr1g freei SZ75. Sat Sun only. May 3rd & 4th at&S2Goahawk Lane. H Ii Sll>T141 E . of lieacb & s. ol lndianapoluJ. -------- SpyglliLSll Baby clothes o to 18 mo. Stroller, ~.scale, etc. Toys, boys rink Ilk.ates, amaU applimcea, large no.er pota. m&ac. Frt/Sal. t-3. 3S Bodega Bay, CdM. 6'j-196B. GARAGE SALE • Fri.SU.. u.y l.J.. lGAM..sPM. 3 Pc Iv nn ut.e. 5 pc dJAeUe M'll, ldlcben tbl. mile. rum. dmklchr. 1m •Pl>I. noliont, lmick·lln•clt.s, clote·out on men It women's dolbln1. All items reduced lo . tell. New bath sink Ar cab • hardware. Ura·trbeela. ~ m.1eb man. 2232 f'Wwdl•, C.M. M2"4Sl 25'COSZ50. toola, C.,,.. ~ ........ -..r ti--Oala a.t--a bouHbold , clotb .. , -----------· --1. 'd.Mlln, rodt .... lltyUi. New Dlredlone bu1• ?t!·.~ .. I.eta Aaa, f&C. Im Maple bet. Vic· patlo Hie, Sal·St1a. _.._.....;..;.;..=1-........_ ___ _ tGrlarWUtoo. l•t. 'tll UDl....tt)' 6 WWo., 0.11. OOU> J IWSLAY·Oall: tOld. "" ...... Ana • .... ...,,,dllal., NI-. fllcorllor'• oaraa• Sale lnilll AV"e) •"I et. er oe 11: '• t. ~ ~ ... l. ·Iii•>' .. ..._ I •-.._...,..,, TV'1. lTta ard. Mii tll Ju.._ '*'1 ••;;;; ~ "-••C.M.IMM.11. OMI ~ ..: .......... ~~ llle•ta1 la lt I It 1...W.~.ie~ I ttt'1,.._~ ~ Dr., 0• .... ,_.. ..... ... .... ...,,. - !!:JeW. IHI tt1i11a1-eoeo OMeer.•••• ...... ,...,. to•o ................ ....................... I O ct 1011 ...................... . 8'ftal ci.a..l•I· IH· to•pi.te r pr La ·-..................... ft71SCAUI ............ U... '*9, C.S~en bcMafbt/ I £Jiecut1Ye, aU 1teel, 1'Wta )()'a, LJO ho\lrl, ..._.,.._Md .-... ~ for IKlll· -.. ... ct.b. Or.Jntd lolldld. 1'11. P'>' Dc>at ()(. :! ITll W ...... C.11 Mtan. Catt Id St. waadt.ip Uke °"' IJ15 ,_, C.Jl ..._11111 c .. oa .. -r*'11u1:4fe Am.r,fM,,.._. • 121$. Call Jno n-1. da1a>. Ul·Hlt i.&o.a,1aa..w-.-.. NN_. .... llretlnck ~ (:'f. Ill.,.. ... , c flll• ~ vna•._'. ~-=~...::--.~a« ol matched· ~or.,.,. - ...... MYll ...... doll ~ve Wal.DY\ ornc. '3' Oran Manner 11111)' 6 ....., 6 lajaC'. l MCIW"ICSllUSUi ,...._. for ule with ".Upped. i.e1wt1full1 J ...... OdJI. ,_art..,, i.riiaa"-Al1 ~ decontot ntalat&,o.cl, rudy to t' rt., ........ boob t u•>. Sooy Hema. Call Olorl• C1'\Qe or live aboard. ... , .................. .._ ao.r C..> &...-TWJ7M.71Zl. Sl&> ~ be available. ........ M.aeclatd fir u~~ f\undoi poul ~= c:=.c::· =· ~--· ett' t Quallt)', bHvy duty, tM. •.ooo. Jad Curley Two Lu11Mu SlOO -Wlr MM or &ft llllllllal 4-ta. relta.lahed, U4·UOS ev.01011 6 ..._.,..... • ::.....,._ o1Ml411 dll tc!Dd. wti Jr n ~ weO.ud1 , eu 021 ... dn.. DlOpey *·Or U7) ~ Nft ..._ .._. WL9dr.. N. o ll II A N 0 y for all 2tdt'' wooden - ........ 60''WX»'·l. -Mll:TALPLATINO will ..._ UDt cond • $U)O 2 l--•~.,-Pm.-•S.•l•e-- 9.zlal -~ 6 .UY« for es« dc9k c:hra. 14() ea JI .,, 1070 _!Mh_m..&m_ -!!!.'~ dy• '40 :rnu M'O IRJSCR.U"T ...,, .. , .._ -..... 9040 ..-.s.a t060 Fridly. Mey 2. 1980 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• \Ml I.II' 1tU utt1lnaJ Ford ·e . Luden ts, ~ft. vam •1.t.Mad V 8 w 1trallt'r h u 11 , •II p In N 6, '600 080. 7SV UllU ur bnut1h1l. $4000 • • •••••••••••••••••••••• MMWlt.... •ucuo.. Nftpor't Beacb aauboat ---------allp avail. ror wood boal. •• ~ .U la «re•l Oll»ltlO.lbpEYlDnlde. Xlnt locauo.. N rt. llull, 0-S. ...in.. Make tic.it bath. blqfld mut. f7l..Qlll5 dfs~ fully equipped, Oood -------- tllO • •••••••••••••••••••••• "19 KawHak! model KZ·400. 0Dl)' 300m.1. SUll51080. a-GZ2'7 O~tl y Pl1..0T D~ ....... ...... W.1 . ..r w;s...., ''"-• •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 22 ft. hue mt.r ., borne; alPt-8; aeU·cont. IZ50IWk. +~ml~ ......... T,..,,.. t 110 ....................... -COQd. Hunt. Harbour ~ISTHMUS 11' O&Mtnlo Trt·bull, In & '1l4JM.llTS CATI.UNA M Volvo llO HP. Xlnt t'ODd. i... \han JOO bra. SAHTAHA HI .... «n"'210;54M200 OU> Tom, 662·0771 HM every1.b1Qa I 8 baga. ... s,..I & lllll tell '78 VacaUoa.-a:r. Ml. Pt, nr. bch. Le. 19'1 Honda 305, $250. pl&io.abed.W.ICTL JLablt en1lne, i 1Ura Pea. N.8.1.Up. Beautiful Sid 11· SrnlU ~•bin crulttr. S1S.7SO SS9·5Ul4 or n... up ~ lt.vlluvdo. ~2211.Aak fOt" Lyon. ... tOIO ercu-. 831.a.!lSl •-'Tl-,._--Tr-aU-er-. -,1-... ---. •• IDOOtblt «r a I.a. 48t-2:Sd ~' V·ZM Olii.latroo. Trlr. 2 bait tAolu. sea temp, rod holden. tuna &.ow~. VHY M cb&nnel radio & OW\&.gen Cail Moo· Frl llan>8pm ~2812. Prindle 18 flt<ltrlr. new CClll4 S2::iOC> 75a-0266 eves. 197'1 Newport 28, fully eqgp. dodRer. UHF. In· brd dt. 123,500. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• r-~ .,,. Wnltht Day Cnr. a.·. Oeman motor acooter. w/xtru. $1500/beet ofr. te. enc. MSOO/bst oU. aeedl rest«aUoo, some M>GlO Ad-Slll&et f2ll, MMll8orat-82ta apare parta USO. 3'bn. Evell/wbda 830-2121 la' Jawt.arfiber1lua a1d ---------bolll. 75HP, w/trtr Ir *1 1'T1 Yamaha YZ 4000, equl pment. SUSO. a-than 15 hrl on entire &el.Im bike. xlnt cood. Belt ol· 'S> 351\ Aijo. Park model G.E. relng. Qu bed. Dill let • more. Xlnt. coocL $9,000. Ul·UH or Gl-211157 --••••••••••••• '71 v .. pe mop~d. 21S Cbr)'JI Vil, 6XW Kohler •IMMICDlATECMH• ~-*'7S.. au~ 10 -ed ISM ~tttn<' tr rm1na1 Jllltn:lluiabed. tWll'!d. ~ Bay Boal l&' AJI P'or Gold, Stiver .~ dreu •train Ir w 1tandaro RS23~ 1n W .000 Mah oe. varnla bed l&'Snlpe,&&Us &trailer. loafs. 5taOIJI to fer7Sl--OUB, 9SHISH ••••••••••••••••• •••• • ·• Yamaha ~ st. mdJ, .. S..lce. , .... ~Aec.et•arlet f400 PlaUnum. Aoy kind. ~ti. SJOO. Jenal'n c-o t.tirl~ '1200 644 4!l41 Ou1sCral\642 ~1. BelitoUer. cood.. &IDCM&Dl. Da.ru~I Uial c.,.aiikn .•. 1.lO" SllU& 3S'Sn:ntENS I-' OSdr\ (714)894-9430 ~ StO. ~ I ._.... 1976 Slarftre, 22· crwser. ---------Nt 1017 Sey (.,p llOV ONAN I 0 OMC. great ror Xl1' bey ~ ·oo Venture 2l' HIGHEST CASH PRJCES n.i.T Sla.i.oed Cl.us •lo ••••••••-•••••••••••u ruidar. VH1''. CB, bndr. wa.terstilng & h sh1og, with 0 /8. Xlnt c:ond Pan your Boa~. Trailtr nm good. out o( license .. or ?! In my back yard. sz.so . Evea t wkoda Near Beacb Ir W a.mer. B»-292'7 m.a7 or m-ms Est. ---------8'1. Honda 175CB. xlnt cond • lo mi. mi cash. PAID: G0LJ)..S1LVER· dow derorataooa fo r M Fen't'i.2yn.ol<l. RZ.OOO Catalina wknds, bay $2900. oc besl ofr. Eves U.S. COINS. GoW cla.sa bome ru r ouh1 n11:1 willucnf11·~ao 33 <:HRl <:RAf>•r crws1og, sips 4. xlnt ~ Tm F •t•iw rinll meDI ~ ladies mmo. C.&b 960-3207 962 371W c ond. Io hrs . 11. s '\ ..... ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • "l'6 Honda XL 2:iO : Mint ~3666 WW • Ovlb Vlfi. 31 ~KW Onan Caulado "23·· Johnson C '• Scile/ SllD. ~ ccMd na11. • ......... c··--tTOO ,.... n •-• °"Jans 80 1 1 1.v '50% cuh. Sucnfic:e. · I, cood. XJDt. on or off road ..... ~ .~ ... ,.,c "'·-"""°" -.-•. ...., ~· 90 new~. lPWll,lanlc.i. ..,,.,~1~1 6HIP , 0 18 , Galle y , ..-9120 """·e. Only ... 1:1\ mll"". .... b--. I ~S • ~ ·11,.,..... 011bwa1b er' powe r ••••••••••••••••••••••• SB.000 """..... d.Lneue. bead w holding ••••••••••••••••••••••• =.631 ..n..en.~ .... · \IY ng t er nc mower Make o{(er ...... ._ silverware 41 jewelry, s-GJO Roland Ele<'lrlr P111no loah. Rtfft/ tank. S.S. 8·TR stereo. Camper shell Like new. U.S. Sliver dollars Ir w1bottom and chorus ANDERSON'S YACHTS o.arttr 9050 sleeps 4 more. QG&.2705 HaJf pnce suo Don or MdGI' HolftH. Sal./ cdm. Will pldr. up. Call 4 yr otd Sean lScu rt Xlnt l'OOd $Jl50 4~ 1007 646-9000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• eves. Greg 646-0311.634·1829 Re.tfStorCllJ9 91&0 for Dall)' quote: Direct freeMir $1.SO Students Lowery Geme 44 Xlnt •l~tAC.28' JO' BOATS Sf b ·-•••••••••••••••••••• orCollect,984-&Wf, Pvt desk. xlnt ~od $100 rood.Sl catl 19'SeaR '78 8o rid 6f12roo.plamprepaad loah.5Upa/ t c:a -over c amper ENT .Pt.y, KB. ~. 4.5() 847 OMt 0 ay w er. CromSUl9 mo. ll\cludan1: Oodu 9070 Jacks. stove, loalet, ice .y~~~ti~ml!• er 842-lSU>. :WO MC, 130 hrs, stored slip, lessons 714 ,964 5994 ••••••• ••• •• ••. •,...... box SSOOOBO 631-0668 fbys l~speed 27111. bike -U\!Jde, like new S51·3'121 Top Sµ> you.LaJt ~oef1ts m. G.E. Refng.f"reez.er SewiMJMcxhtntt 8092 HEWPORTMARIHA MoitoillHIAiff 9140 We doauuotena1H:e-free 1075 . ..................... . WANTTOBUY: BUM.PER-TO FIT 510 "'10DATSUN.~572t ' CAPRI PARTS New Koru &bocks ( '72 to '74) V~'s). New Seara ff.D. 48 mo. battery. Race Mark leather spo.rt steenng wheel All ball pnce. Call 642·0138 SSA.VE SAVE$ WITH USED PA.RTS Jmpaned car parts JM PORT AL'TOSUPPLY 101 N. Manchester Anahetm 776•9990 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 175.. 64f.>..8l37 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GAS SAVER S.lps Avad ~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• st.nee 1972-fuJf ref!> RegTBmare.lO years. ---------Sewing machines r e · 17 Ranier Tn·hull l8' D'S ANGELS lloodaElrpress,llkencw, Dak.&RVRentai.s "71 Datsun wagon part6: chestnut '2000 ~ Buch Tennis ~ Reasonable Call 130 Volvo I 10 , Under F 1 s H 1 N G . SLIPS m> Adull owned. s.59-4446 lt'an5, rear eod. etc. Alt. __ :551_.Q.:JO __ l642_-65_78 __ C Family M t'm · appt. 642·4300 Ad· 7tllrs. run lime Has CB. ENT ,ER TA IN t NG . ~ 6'2 2278 ----591n842·6794 Mlc•••oea IOIO ber s hip for s al e SJuerll79.24hr ___ Tarp. b111t limk. ska:. HUSINESS " 60. Hat •-F o r r e nt H a rves t ___ ----- •••-•••••••••••••••••• S750ibest-o(fer. 673~1 Cl.II-.. 80a3 SS.000 213-438 611)8 leras Sportfisber. EnJOY l'hcn>., an t-11sy w.iy for ~~7/ motorhome. sips 6 +. 00 Ply trans & drtve or aft 7pmtr7l-2.l.36. ............., 7 -------the good life' Contact your \o seU lhat blcyclt! '150 Dodge 360 eng. reg ~as. sha.tt. 4~spd. will fit 383 & LIJCiG.A'"-£TAGS ........................ 17 ' BOSTON WllAL''.R l J ....................... _ .. ,a•-'"llu.r/\1r... W I f .,... ~ Sl.20. Color TV Ind aJ .. BobHaglll you oo on.:~r w.e u.,t ,,..,..,. r ~...;;.'-a """°"" '" 440 eni:: 1 I sacn t('~ from"""'" bustness card ~ zig-zag sewrng . ""un OB-trlr, ~o·"'r, d h Y ........... u" 175 ft 5p u P P C ~t BO J-· · ~. Osctllj)SC:O"" $125. roach...._. ......... ooct. ~ · ~ YT 675-2960 a vert1Sf' 1t an t " -"'-"' a m . O!i a S125 O C11ll Uruoo ~pl:e~~:=e~~~ rur cond. $12. Chair ss 642Ane~ .,_ 6 ·#Ts: bal"°hank.0Cfer67S.3S87 Oa.sslf1ed' Cull64.2 567ij M.akeofr ~-7777 aft8 Mela. 847 Ll49 " ~n a~vaeo~ogtll ~ %r~~c!;f! .... ilMJ Goods 8094 AMtos; H•w 9800 ~. H•w 9100 Autos, He-:--9 100 AMtos, M•w 9800 Mtos., M.-. 9100 Mfot, Hew .9800 str11iP. meeting airline Lab'e Si\.. ~. Cosla •••••••••••• •• • ••• • •• • • ••• •• • • • • • • • • •••••••••• ••• •• • • • • •• • •••• ••• ••• • •••• • • • • • • •• •••• ••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • •• •• ••• • •• • • •• • • • • • • •• • • •••• • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• ••• •• • l.D. ~ts. Pre-Mesa. Alpen.Ute 8at'kPack, l~ ~theft! For a STERLING FLATWARE self.standing fra me. xlnt wallpaper, 'ffb~~'°: Candlellgbt by Towle· amd$60. Oave963-8479_ "Day Glo" paper 4r we ~-Place settings & S.,. 8096 wU1 badt Is tnm your serving pcs. On s~ial ••••••••••••••••••••••• tao-Or try two c ards ~·cost appn>)I ~ 24"X4S:' Original 011 badttd~ Asking S4000 642-4300 painting, on canvas. by PRICES: Ad·srtter lfl.38;24 hrs. Ch a rl es 8e11uva1 s . _:z,..eaorlSl/$S60 STERLING S ILVER. EleganUy framed. Oo.Jy 6'..9=siiio:!: Gorbam·French Scroll _'400.640-8688. 10ormore$1.40ea. $U'OO. Also. Grand Baro TY, Radio, Sales Tax included que. SZ.000. 6settU1gs ea KR. Steno 8098 NOCARD., Also 12 antJque spoooa ••••••••••••••••••••••• Draw your own or send _S200. __ 64&-8223. _______ , Nice 1.eruth 2S .. t-olor TV. name. address. phone & 2 f d U we'll make ooe card per New woorHooe f1exalum yrwmty, ree e very tag. Add 25'" eact\. mmi·bbnd 48'x70'. so•; $124. 64&-17116 Smd check or m<>My or· rnaRdowtl. s.51·2994 DEMO Equall'ters ~ ore sale. Spect ro. BS R, crown. JVC & others from SOO. AUantlc M us1c 64t>-8895 derto· PILOT PtJMTIHG P.O. Box 1560 o.ta Mesa. Ca. 92.6216 S ingle Bed Set S4 S ~co 12 cup cofftt maker $15. Pictures from $5. Mlst'. household & office it.ems Crom R ~ 7&Hl2l. ~'IV, Portable works -.:.--------4 good. Too large for room. SNn.iRDAY MAY 3 S7S. TI.WS1·3898 11m'U HIADBI 25" Color-TV SJ38.oo. J .,... PLEA MARKET. %7 1 • r.mlly : furnttur~. wwmty.&&2-SJllO ~ lterm. plut.s, ---------aaUques fr much more. Stereo FM coosolt>, reel to I ~M. reel \ape •• btrl wood Sofabed, n ew 'I up -p A N c A K E rabmet, Cu.rtas·Malbes bolstend. +new mat-trme S1'5. Xt.n firm qo BREAKFAST: 8AM-~ llAM. all the pancakes ---------baa/matt. Sl65. Ml.COS rou cu eat. sausage li1achl AM /FM stereo, 8 ~ bax/maures.s. Of'· juice. mllk " corree . trk. player.,, 'speakers &.boped.Jc. t5 yr wrnty. Adults SUO; childreo U.O· SlOO. 548-~ New. $265. 641 -8205, ~~~R: Good COO· 21"color'IVS110 Tumtbl _SBS-_Z41 ______ -4 temporary 16 classic m Ca& tape deck SlSO. btenture at reasooable 557-8446 ·~ Gt-eat JO.fts ----~----Jcm Wayne Tenru.s Club family membership. Moved. must sell. Sl2SO. tot.al price. 4~948-4069. tiive mom the morning loafs & Mente mt: come for breakfast .tr fiqii,.....,. then shop Cor treasures ....................... . or trivia! TeWINKLE JR. HIGH ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Must sell stereo, $100. Geisler Ave. W. oC MARINEHARDWARE'.' Aquarium. loaded, $150. Harbor Blvd, So Sao D:n..;R., •--1. 1..,,.~ Llbr waterbed $200. Diego Fwy in Costa ·-· ~ . .,... more. 9010 '51·911B Mesa. Sponsored by DEAI.S. ~2813 --------4 TewmkleP.T.A. J4' ~·'-•R" Boat h . Ug. exec. desk & swivel --.-------.. -'6 w eavy chair: $5()(). JBL Bass John 'Wayne family m.ytraJJer.SZSO.Callaft cabinet: $350. 661·2619. membenbip ava.tl. ror 5 754-«i07 Keep ll)'iag. S1.llJO. Aft 6PM. '15&-1834 IO_A_T_TRAt--Lst--,-.-RT-S SuperRummageSaJe EXa'\.mVES PINBALL &RIPA.IRS. NHHSBaseball ELE C T R 0 N I C "By the Experts" al May.JM.10-4:30 DIGITAL Like new, Tra.tl·Rite. 3100 w. Cen· 548-1~ wood grained. COln·Op , very low play. nus type tral. s A. M·F. s-s. Call l&Sed in Playboy Clubs. _7_14-566-"540 _______ _ 58S-~ / 17' Nooa fiberglass canoe. Mott'lf'i''sf>a~ Ma:--11 nd a mf'!l."3J?t' to Mom n our :;pt'('lal Mother 's 03.V pasze. Call 642·5678 or 1nformat1on & to lare your meua11e-. Mtc:ll-a.s WClftd · 8081 ....................... TOP CASH PAlD For used furniture 4' a p· ptiaoces, working or nOl 957-8133 '70~~UN. RSNBL. 540-5121 WANTED: Used Cbaio Unk Gete few d.ri vew ay. ~==~===!I -m~ or a.ms Ext :Glmb ........ MOO. S&.er-eo _BU ______ _ $50. Diabwasber $50, WANTED: Balboa Bay Lawn mower S30. Adding c I u b M em be rs b I p ID9CbiDe S50. 873-76T1or673-7873 &16-950t Harnmood Piano. Royal WANTED: Street BU!.e ·· elec. typewriter, Ma-btwn 35G-500CC. Cle&D, g rude r golf clubs. 0Miap~~aft6pm ~12116 all I. WANT TO BUY t 1iatit Brame ll Crystal ll1't Honda Accord W . CbaJSdeUer $H. Call aedm.tu-3!19. \•........,, ..... ...... , ...... , ... .. , near new. 2 pa~s. 1 Ille vest. $SSO. ~645. 67J.ru1 ~st100GKVo20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ebat wort. repairs, re· rurbislung. painting " vKmish.. Hlgbest quality wort/reas rates. S48·704-4 loats.M9W ,, ,,.... ....................... Ttaller, wW take 18 fl. In· lard ot outboard. 15'' wheela.sao.~ C.N.G. System. Trawler 1-.em. boarding ladder., 2 hp Evinrude, anchor chain Is batler1ea: ~ Eviorude 6H P . 1978 model. Used very tattle. Rettart>b'4!. 55.2-6498 2 0... llarine eng.l.oes. ~ete. 427 cu. ln . Total 20bra. r unoln.c t1me. 2 to 1 traoa. ~~C:':: Completely balanced. cltim, aaG0. l7WD5a alts _!·P=::-=~ble~·.::Ml=t·~· - •ZODIAC• PORT·A·llARJNE CEtlCA ST COUPE 19sa TOYOTA PICKUP -5 speed transmission. AM/FM and much more! (374849) tt71 TOYOTA.I CIUCA6T UF'rUCI 2 Door 4 cyt. engine. 6 apeecl trans . rNK. steer- ing & brakes. air cond .. AM/FM stereo a ootd exterior. Good 85 new1 1280UBn 55999 l 980 VOL VO 4 DR. SEDAN· 4 CYL 4 SPi3eO transm1si11on. wheel well moulding. tabnc care. 4 wl'leel. disc brakes and p1nstfloe s . (VC2«.4SA 1 -52975-4) 1'71CHIYY MONZA COUPI '8296 lt71VW umT 2DOoa 55208 1910 VOL VO 2 DR. SEDAN· 4 CYL 4 11~ tTansm1ssion. wheel well mouldings. fabnc care. 4 wheel disc brakes pin stripes and more. {VC24246A 1·178393) '7861 1980 VO 2 SEDAM·4 CYL Automatic transmission ·pawer steef· 1no a brakee. lllo'heel well moulding 4 wheel disc bral<a & labr11: care /VC242'46A 1·18024 7). '8446 1980 VOLVO 4 Dlt LUXURY SEDAN .. 6 CYL Automattc trans pawer steenng. pawer ITllrT'Of'S & windows sunroof. tiir cond . 4 wtieel d•sc brakes POWef door locks & leather interior /VC26-4.69A 1-093568) '12 092 VOLVO 2 Dlt SEDAN· 4 CYL 4 &Oeed trans sun roof. 4 wheel disc brakes. pe:iwer steenno. air cono . pin stripe 4 wheel well mouldings IVC2<4245A 1·1783961. '9336 (971 Yet.YO Z41A WA60M .. lt7'1MW 2002 2DOOa tt1t0ATSUH 310. HATCHIACI( 2 Door. 6 cyt . 5 soeecl trans . illr oood . AM/FM ate reo ceasette. body side mokMgs and ONLY 16.000mlles! {665WIH) 4 cyl engine. 4 SC)eed transmlSSIOrl. air oond . AM/FM st9f'80 cassette & body aide rnold•nos S uper economy! (730WCOL 4 cyt engine. automatic trans . pwr steenng a brakes. AM/FM stereo & ONL y 2 '4.000 mlleal Beige exterior . !Ser. 188098). 4 cyt eoglne, automatic 2 Door 4 cyt engine. 4 tranamlllion. air oondl-speed tT&nsrT11sst0n. and tion1ng and thCs one Is bfue exterior with blue Im~ Grwn _.th vetour 1ntenor. Looks l b e 1 g e i I'\ t e ' Io r . drives like newt !Ser. C028AKM). 0307661 54491 - • FRI. SAT. A SUN. ONLY M.G. MIDGETS Ser. 228115 Adtwllwd Price 1Mll•11 AM/FM lt11 eo cm11He ~~~.1ndude .clealer-l1t1tollM-••tN• .· NOT I BUT 6 TO CHOOSE FROM Ser 102111 . Mt•ffMd Price iM:llt&ttf AM/FM thNoc•111t1 Altwef'tlted ,rice don IQOt iftd• ...... ·IMtofted eJCtrcn NOT I BUT 4 tO C·HOOSE FROM · TRIUMPH TR7 s· 7999 TRIUMPH TR7 s1699 COUPES CONVERTIBLES· Ser 104697 AdYerllMCI Price IMlltdn AM/FM ...... c......_ Adftrtbecl Price does not Include dealer Installed extras NOT I BUT 4 TO CHOOSE FROM M.G.B. *SPECIAL* We Have Available The Last AH-Black "LTD Edition" Models-Buy Now Before It Is TOO lATE!!! Se<. 102332 AchertiMd Price IKWH AM/FM ltereo UIMfte & • cGedlffa••t AcherllMCI ~don .t 1Klld1 ~ IMtaled nfNs MOT I BUT 2 TO CHOOSE FROM SPECIAL EQUIPMENT INCLUDES: All black paint. front spoiler. leather steering wheel. mag wheets with wide radi~s: ·tuggage-·rack. cocoa mats. silver custom stripes, AM/FM stereo cassette. leather gear knob & morel (Ser. 490070). MOT I BUT 7 TO CHOOSE FROM - 1979 M.G.8. V.ellow eirterior w/black interior 10•091 Waa S6999 On sale this weekend ror 56495 Brown exterior witp tan Interior ( 19401. An apprec1a1tng classic now on sale for 54995 •969 JAGUAR420GUMOUSIHE s3995 This car could be worth S6 0001 (1698) Rare. hard to find mooe1 on sale this weellend tor only 1977 TRIUMPH TR7 COUPE Fitted sunroof & air cond. (6848) On sale this weekend for the low price o f 1979 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE This one has a hard top toot {9239) Was S6595 On sale this weekend for ·-. about 'our ~omplete finance plam. 0 Oile• TBI I P .JI. Afa-S.t Y-. .. Opetl .Ew17 S.Nay "Bil I P.ltl. ......... ., .. -~...., 1978 JAGUAR XJ I 2L s 14 995 British racing green. C9945) Was f s 15.999 Super luxury at a bargain price' Now 1979 JAGUAR XJ6L $16 995 Carr~jl9& brown .(6368). Was f S18.~ Luxury and economy• Now Low down payment with your good credit. , . , . j ', All vehicles plus tax, license &docOJDenta fee. Used cars SI 1.00 smog control certification All cars subject . to prior eale • .Or•RP. Co•••w•• '-'l. BaJTt8B CAR CENTRE ~ A Di¥r9lon of MUER MOTORS IUtOK.oPIL.JAQUM.wG-TNUMPH ZIZS'BarborBlvd. COSTA MESA e11-2ua . ' . . ~ p • • • .t • • • .... s.ntceJ ... ........... " 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 't7 0-Cat Partinl out. ltbtb' body part.I. Call .... l#IAlfl"/ . T,_.. f~IO t ~· 9520 ...................... • ··-··················· '7J Cbev. \.t tori ptdi. • ·11 Amtln·tlealey aooo Mic ., _,., lJ.11 mH. In XLNT. CARI New palat /lnlerlor. •Hoo t.op.-... ....-11 ftra ais>m.-o dan . ....... w. ..-... on... 9HO (TM) MMm, m.. • . ....... •••••••••••••••• llll tor llaoclr before 7 IMPORTANT NOl'ICETO aEADERSAND ADVERTISERS 1mDOOM4X4 , .. P.-..m. _____ _ 01 IO PICJWP .._ Sii.ii "72 Ford~ Tan Adventurer model. Cl.mpll' Speda1 P/U. f& Loeded me. auto. ltana. lftcampa". 1.-ded. Orig n e price of Jtema adv.-t.lud by vehicle deelen lo lhe veblcle cl&Nifled advertl1ln1 cotl.Glll9 00. not lDclude a.oy llPPlicabre laxes, liceaae. tran1fer fees. ftnaDce char&•. feet for * polMioD cont.to& de· vk:e cerUticaUona or de- aler docwnentary pre· pantJoo charge. uoleM ot.benri.le apecllled by the edw.n.IHf. . Wt. t.lr CCJdll. oft r;;d ownr. S2.I00/0BO. .._..•ti.rel. Never re-n~ ~ .. a.a Uwl 100 -v-----,-1-7-0 a.r <m11>. -11411 ...................... . '75 Dodce Van , 7 . pauen1eu , am /fm •tereo. CB, air, ••rf. S251X). IG-21112. ....................... '*** ...... , ...... 90U f'Oltdo¥e Ave. • Fcuuln VaJ~y You are I.be winner of two tree Uctreu 1111.so val~'· to TM QUm4MAltY T_. Long Beach. CA. T\dld.s may be claimed by c.11.aaa 642-5678. ext m. ••• THEODORE ROBINS FORD :.'Ohl> •4AR8()A IHVO (0\TAMl\A 1,,17 0010 MOM'S DAY Pia('(' a Mother's Dav ITll"SUJIE' on our speC'ial )totht>r''I Day P•IZI" Mav II Vou can placl' a m~'allt' tor as hllll' as SJ 25 or add a llowt>r to \our mt"!>~aJ!e for as lilll,. ru $~ oo Call ~2 S67ll WANT TO BlJY '79 CJ7 J eep, loaded. 1979 HMda Accord, 4dr w/estras, lo m1 . slot aedao. 642-3379. CODd. '51371. 7~ 10 .wl•u/ Trwcb 95'0 Clm•ica 9520 _ ........ ; •••••••••• ·-•••• • •••• • • •• • •• • i9 Ford Cost.oal I.SO ~ too • COMYBTIILE * PU. Take over payment.:. l96J ecrr• Sn• ba1&DC'C d S6500. 6700 aC'· Recmt pauit. t.op Ac iJres. tua.I rm. on eng, t'hrome Two e.atra Corva ir mm & lg Ut'es 9'J8.S903 mgmm •spare parts _aft_s._~_P_M ___ _ mx>"r~~ll '70 Dodge P .U. ~ T --------• camper Spec., P rs. P 10. '29 Mocief A . 4 dr. town air• S25001\rade 9SH516 Md.an. restored : Sl0,000 1912 (heovy step van ~. '46 Ford Woodle , s:BiO.crbestdfer.Casb ~ s:u.ooo. ~ig1 only. s:n.awo. ~Ford nt.ooClasslc. Cd tawi J600 P ick Up cand. SUIOO. W'Mr'Vlct utility body. 161..0 1'10. NEW: body, eog., ·59 Merced es 300 s, ~ .. brakes, ~· limous!M. XJnt cood. su•p .. s hocks .• tires -Blill a11ei ~ -:n Eves &: !li.kn.d.s. 1956 Panc:he Speedster. . • compt resuired. rblt 912. "'15 Toyot.e SRS. iur, ahell. l~. abow c:ood , sad· J owner. lmmac., reg die 1nl. cranberry gas s:M:iO 982-8;0 rnarooo ~X't. full bum· 'fn Ford 8600gvw. Wide pers w /g uards . nu ttres Camper s hel l. chrome. bllt sanded Mags. Ntw t-t.op snrf. body. U ooau I acq uer $1.l8S. IODO. &W>987l aft. IJ'ld. nu Lop, must see to 6.. ail day • wtmd.s. appreciate. ~st oiler -- Zl3 '7'64..Jll64 '61 lntemallonal Crew Olh 4 wbt>oel dn\ e 6 cyl '671UtT.1UtD Camper i.bell Runb ~ • CTI4 > 893-67~ R r u l S I 6 O 0 . t! a 11 MUST ANG 'Q GT <'00 v "t , C94-3278. - 4spd, xtras. r~1tore-d ·~ Tow TR.uc-ll. 1 Ton Z.8n UNCOLN '67 t'On· Holmes 500 with l wu1 v'l sedan. Xlat. c:ood. booms. Asll1oc MSOO. ~-673-m5 Call G 2,&')8 9100 Alftos ..... '74 Dodce leyl. C.mper. Nu whl1. Good coad. S2JS0/080, 04·1433 ewia/wkoda. T1 Dodce Vao ~ ton. · cu1tom paneling ,.. carpft.. 29,000 mJ.Jes. XJnt • cond. Cu.tom rima 4' ti.rs. ~-Private Par· \y. 1Sl -31183 4'llOIW.ted f590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE PAY TOP DOLLAR for tap uaed cara-forelcn. domelticl ac cluaics. If )'OIV car b extra c:leao, IM!lhlll Fl RST ! • #I Ill Or9llp C...ty 2925 KarbOr Blvd . COOTAMESA 979-2503 CONNELL CHEVROLU 'l\..,. lf.1rl•" II ·~ ''"''"""' SU-1200 ~ ---------=-· WANTED!. : Late model Toyotaa and • Volvo•. Ca ll u s ! TODAY!!! 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Beach Blvd. LA HABRA <S Mi No. of SA Fwy l 17 14)522-5333 Sunday by AppL 781MW530i lmmaruJate' Runs on re· gu1ar gJ.S. 4 sJ)COO, power steering, power brakes. IW'cond .• AMIFM stereo cassette, electric sun· rod, electric windows, t.opaz •tan mtenor. Only 20.<XX> nuJes. $12,SOO. CaJI 642-0138. NEW BUY AT FLEET PRICE 1980 BMW 52111 Saran beige, sunroor. al· )oys. er. coot.roL 615-9840 wkd.ys .. ____ _ 1976 IMW 2002 ·74 2002, air, 4·spd, AM/FM cess. xlot cond. ae.t cb'. 673-2750 Blue w /blue inte rior . ·79 3201. 4 spd. A /C, Automatic trans, air stef'eO. crwse aootrol. cood. & tape deck,. last yr for r(!g gas. Ull2). !.!,?~9!,0· or bs l ofr I $7595 ·~ ROY CARVER IMW ------ -l.540JamboreeRoad tfOW IS THE TIME NEWPORT BEACH rcr job seekers to check the D~ily Pilot Help • ___ 640-6444 W.a.ed class1ficauon If --- tbe job you want 1:. not Dahut 9720 lbere you might consider • ••• ••• •• ••• ••., ••••••• offering your ~erv1ces wc.b an ad in the Job Waded category. 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New Uftll B.--n.... · PS AM/f'M CHI, ma11: -·· HV?'<TlNO'roN 81:AC8 Uca wqOA. Auto, • WMOM ..nor. WlU H crtllce ""-I ownr Xlnl-...._ eo.l. J> l-' J.JOOO ·77 Mona r c h Ghu "TS llacb U V.f, •·•P. XJnt.l»lJST 'mrf, laadau top, velow hcttrJ Haroor •• ,, ..,. .... Good mp1 M1.1at 1-.U. --·~ EXCEPTIONAL. lo D)i.. AM/FM, lo/ml. New . lnt.15.000D • nuat oomd. tallll. All/I'll 1-tn.ck .. , lilll Off,r &ea oat. um~ c.a..t AiC ~ ff.l.l '11 P'wd lrmco loaded, ever)' option, pafat. Ll kt oew . 71VolareWgn. PIS, P/B, lllDO.-..C :ar~· ~~:: ~. ·1 ;~=~~~;; ~7.E~ ~~~~:!~; ~~~~ ~~~;; ~~~~~ aa.!OOO '83 R.llldMro 1 c,I. 3 ,pd: MS 32'2dya, S411 ·9 lOO MUSTAMG II -···-•••••••••••••••• '88 R.o.dnmoer, 4.1 pd, lf1 T·Bm:I. a dr. bard&op, ...,, .... VUe Cn.ti•r mall• SS.SO • Wier. A&.C.On\aUC trans . pwr. 'i1 Okil Omep, air. PS, mags, rtilt ma. 8K ml Ol'I IUT, all power. P'&U' ceoct. '11 VW Coa•erted cauope.r ; rebl\. •na .. brak ... Cle10. aood cmd.&-~ ' Ilia. ~abieU tll~ W Stlltian Wqoa: Good steertnc. viAfl lop, low PB. &IU, peat MPG. en&. .... alee mlllt.... Call4!12-2el ~~ "'5-Tm ._... ,.._ Id.ks 4' ta eseellent con· xJm cond. sz:m. '55·3056 too much to Ust. lAaklar ... IAlllT 'C. .... lD ...... radiala, AM raclo. (Sir .... , SAVI SSS ........ HO YOUt'IWACHM 11111 BUCH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEA.CH MJ.2000 '7S Rlllltlit 2dr. 40,000 mL AH weather r adials. amlfm. "">'clean cood. Babied. $2600. P .P . 67S-SIJI ltl04DOOll 'TJ <-.. twvtn.. •hJl• m .tuu. u. ta demaod ('a~d root. dra•. lo ml, ~ XIA\ l'ODd ...,.,l L¥ Intl ,, DO ......,, nHtwood 8roiagb1m . bhw wbt. It.hr , AM/Ji'M, roam~ SllOO. 646-m 4 "19 fieetwood Bn>ui bam O'Eleaa.nce. ~II pwr. Crule, Mk bclma. auto. \rDk • antenna, wire wbela, GORGEOUS. Lo/ml. Maiot recrds. 8'()' er l&Jle over lse. No Owo Sl2,295. Ca II ~-4224 llAm1' L MOO& ••••• • • • ••••• • • • • • • •• • • 6.IBI mi.lei. rear wtper "18 Camaro. XlnL cood. T· radlala , AM /FM lop, A /C, PB. PS. c8.111dt.e (Ser. ,825356) IS200/0BO. 790-011S. SA YI SSS 1974 eamaro. ireat wpe, .W MAllMO klw miJeqe $3100 or best YOUSWAGIN df.DIU'tn~. 117UBEACHBLVD. '74 Z21, ai r cond ., HUNTINGTON BEACH l4J.ZOOO headers, stereo tape. --------• lluat sell! Prv. Pty. ~()my, Ilk .. tape. lood _m._7517 _____ _ cmd. S.C. $18915. Qulck Clw" def sale. Cowan 714/~ ...................... . "-vine trouble selling YfA' cai-1 ny us! Paid • foraraot! AA for Frank M.attDoorTom Aikin. 1171 t llACH ILYD. ·-===- 'SVWEws D 0Mt wbt. all CaW custom. lowered. atock drhe lnlia. c.tom lnt, 30- S>llPG, cbrome rims. ~ araw. llust see to 11111ftC. $dlO /off er. &ti-._ wbcU or all 6Pll '&> Bui. Jlebl1. 1600 eag, ~ IOod body. $1.7~. 67S-4317. "10 VW $1500; '64 Ghia, b.ke new $2.300 both for SJ,800. call 881-7141 CIT~TiotilS/ CHEYITTIS '-91Sll1d'- .WArri•ed Maxy colors le modeu . Wl'ttlDIAUtin GR01H (hi" ... 11211 Beach BlYd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 147-60t7 511 US FIRST! We have • load aeJecUoa of NEW • USED QemllAetat CONNELL CHEVROLET -.... : . . ....... . ,~ r ....., ' :)4b· I ZOO ••• FndD s ' SJ .• 'buGk lniM Yw are the winDer of two tree ddleta <SlUO value), to ,.. ~-IMAltY T..-LG!C Beach, CA. nctas may be claimed by call1a& &42-5678, ext. 272. *** '71 Bug, nu 1600 eo.g, U· 71 Sp1nt. Loaded Nice. . l ·-t l b k SMOO. Wbse. 968-0290 01' Jo n... res. s oc s , S0."1&'IO 10 14453 $3250. 979-0963, eves · · 644-G57 71 MoMe C..to SUPER '68 BaJ•, prof off 7S2-&U9, eve.a ~lS road Pfepped, nu 1150 19 OJeveue white auto mtr. trana, front end, 'kir.~ XJnt'.°cood'. racing aeau, custom S3,995. MS.3641 paint .t mucb more. ---------Featiued to Hot vw Mae. s->!080631·912'7 Clli ,... 9925 ------------....................... . i'OSq.bk. ..-0.,reblt eng., '73 Newport, 4 dr, air, PS, new bnbl. atenio cass.. PB. dean. $795. xJm ooad. In & out. Ca 11 '7&IM>l3I 9'79-18 or Ad.stUer f 1117 6G43003'bn. '75 Cordova : Low mUeqe, auto. traaa. Yot.o 9772 ~ ao.ded. $W0 Firm . ....................... ~ VOLVO -earwtt.~~~~~- SA.LaSBYICf N#OUASIMG OVERSFM DElJVERY EXPERTS EAltLllO VOLVO JJm e.tMlr' Blvd. oan'AMESA ~lOJ M0-9467 ....................... '75T·TOP ( Wbt /maroon int. All powe!'. 2'7,000 ml. lm· ~~orAd· 9tta' • 1'3. 6G-GIO . 2" bn.adl)'. ... I .. I I I.............. 1'11 OllYIOLIT "°' CCfiii ii T· TOP .. uuu••••••••••••••• Wlll&e w ltlia bl&stor. Alt *"' ••• OYll $4ft9 cad., ••om..th: trw., 9teNO tape• alloya. (IM'f.I). ""' Mll•S IOYCMYlllMW AUl'OCIMIM u.J...._Roecl ·-~----NSWPOllTBL\al CXmAllDA MO 6444 l40-f202 'JI V... T Tap.~ cm -------'-t ....... air C'UDll., ~ tt11 a~. HW brakta • ................ __ • CINI. ........ .,.. ':J=at· ·: o.u-... -~ .. .,v ............ ..... "" .... _ .. ==· ................................ . &.,... .... mra··,_::g ·=~I- 1iTJ El Camino~ ti2oo ~ -· .... u dll.cml Q:lllSLR). $2000 /beat . Bruno Verp ff14 ~ OS-7 Seal St. Coata 9GIZ29 Mow= Sllt5 19 CUU-~I. blue· 847. t.19 ••-·•-••••••••••••• • • MoOi.r •Ill'>' M11y 11 S..nlt • mt'LUfH' to Morn ... __ ...._ 9950 ......... ....."''"'"' lcmded. T·t.op. 10.000 m1. '74 Vee• F.atate wqon --car --__,"" .5 yr wan. 8Q.Z321 p.,._ 9965 4-Speed., new wa. r.ent n our ~f)f'<·1Al \fotl'lt•r , l>a~ s>.t~ C.11 k2 ~.111 or lnfurm1t1on & to l•C't vnur.,,-n"'a'" ~ s.cyl "76 Granada. :·:::-•••••••••••••• 213>Harbor6a57Bol.o, C M. ......_ 9957 ·-·•••••••••••••••••• engine rebuilt. excellent •• ......:•t. 30 mpg,~ -.~ ~ mileage. (91.5K Yt:) . ~ lSmpg Ctly. 20mpg .... p 'S p . 8 Au /FU -····-······ •• • •••• '7S Le Mam 4-dr l:50esll 2 p F • 'J . fl e I I • b I e ;;.,41pci_ S31186. 61~~l~ '&e Ctusic 6-cyl, aulo '74 Pinto wacon, stick dbl. Crs cootrl. A /C, ~e parly <714 1 tr~ Re.aaooa· tram, p/1. $2,000. shiJ\, suoo. w/aw. Immac. $1,7$0. t-------- ble. 561..s:nt idJ de r~ W.~ 67$-3914 04-0018. Sf& la4 Adi Cail &Q.a678 9100 Mtos.. Mew 9800 Alllos. .... 9100 .... ..... tlOO ....... ..... 9100 ........ ..... 9100 ....•...................•.....•••............. ··········~············ .••••••.•.........•......•.................... ········~·············· .. .................. ... 1980 PIKIOS ~ llO HOLDBACKSI BUY ANY NEW 1980 PINTO IN OUR ·BIG STOCK-EVEN STATION WAGONS-FOR JUST ONE CENT OVER FACTORY INVOICE! c E LIMITED OFFER - HURRY! 1972 FOID MUSTAHG GUNOE V8 aulome!IC Ir-. t'IW• tt-.no & Vlnyl 100 Y•ttow w•trl !JIU ~ -'681NY1 <,ft< P41I11 1971 TOYOTA COIOLU llflb41do ,,_ -"" 6 -oeecs .,..,__,.., ..,., buckel 1ea11. rtdl1l1. r•il'f• ..,.... & mo.et I UIO\JCCH9111. P4018J s3911 I tn PINTO SQUIU WAGOM Automllle ,._ ..., CO"<! ~ -no "'°"' ,_ & 8 1<8" .. ~ or"18 ()I OW••"1'tlli 1349(\l ~ ~\ P4U I I 971 FOO ...usT...-H Autom•ttc '""'"''••101>. oower 11"""0 •" Mndrl..,,,.,,., & '-ttwo 7 900 ,....., ~ LIO(£ NEW' fl6611BH 'Sfol P371tl s3911 I 971 CHfflOLIT CAMAIO LT 118 av1Qmll11C .,_ .. , cono p... WI_.. & 11tr "'"""' YPIO)w W bllM:i< f)uOl<9! V'llt\ & -'""" 16 00(' ""IM' ??9VOCI 511< R3ell/4 55288 A WINNER GOING AWAY!~ COMPARE EPA MPG ESTIMATES! . FIESTA. BEATS: llG STOCK~ AT'llG ROllMS SAVINGS! HONDA ACCC>aD ff.4T HAYA '{OYOTA CBJCA MAIDA'26 AUDI 4000 TOYOTA COIOLL.A TOYOTA CC>aOMA SUIAaU VWDASHD FOR WORK OR Pl.AY FORD COURIER BEATS EPA MPG ESTIMATES OF LUV, TOYOTA. DATSUN. ARROW & VOLKSWAGEN. 1•rma PICKUPS MW TMf HIGll5T Ml.fMil IATIGSOf &M&CM MAO( P'ICXW'SJ r:ma-.? TAKEYOIR GIOKElll WE OFFER COMPETITIVE FlNANCING THROUGH FORD MOTOR CREDIT OR UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK WITH YOUR $ APPROVED CREDlt "' AS LOW AS .•••••• llut°"""< ,,.....,,...,~ ... oonoftln""'O '"" -' ,~~\ T"""' c.. 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I '· 0 ~YllOlll ARRO~ s4995 t Or ~.tetibecic -1600 c c enQll"ft. ,_, w r"dow ~oster vlnyf s1dfl m'otdtnqs radio wheel tYiln nngs 5 &oeed ~ •uclc•I eeeta -..! rftd181 Oreg & more• (150472) • NEW 1980 CHRYSLER Lei ARON $5895 6 eyl. 8"glne eutot'lll8'ttc trans. ,aww steerjflg. power bratles. maiunoum cooling llnted flam wew radral tw.:. & rTIO"el 117i022) SPEGAL ISD CAR RYSI 1973 LINCOLN CONn•trAL COUPE '18. automatic tyane.. air cond.. pwr 11teer1nQ I brekel. spht pwr seat & windows. l'8CllO. Wf1W ttres 8 morel (2'10VA) 51795 1978 GMC SIRIA II PICKUP V8. autometle: transmleelon. POWet stMflng. power brekee. radio and "'°r .. C1K1~ $3695 6 GE DAITSIDAM ve autome"<:_ trans arr cond (>Wf ateenno I bratlee vinyl too CV8fom rnold1~ radlO Mw tlfes & rl"O<el 1505PCYI 5 2195 I 978 PLYMOUTH HOllZOH SIDAM Eoonomcal 4 cy1 engine 4 8POOd t ran1r1111ss1on. AM/FM stereo ca.Mette. pwr 9teer1ng, bucker aeats. root rad&cll -1 7 Mtre enqlne • &pd trans cUS1om 1ntenor & elfleflOf pkQ dlP(lnlQnt """rr°' front & rMJJ • t.umpe1 quercn wheel '""" 1977 PLYMOUTH RIRYWAGOM VB · automatic tr an<> a11 cone:! owr ateering & braker.. radio luqqaqe rack. W9W tires & more• (330WOT) 52295 1979 PLYMOUTH •Ol UICUSTOM SIDAM V8. automaflC trans alf oond rrwr sleertno & bratleS 111nyl top radio C\ntom rr()ld1nos. wsw tire-; & more• 1713XTY) ~3995 11nos bucket ~t-111'> w«.;.N 18d1al l1r~ A more' 11sagn1 NEW 1980 Pl YMOUTH YOLARE s5095 6 ryl en,.1n4' au1oma11t trana pow1>r <;te,.rin'l m1•1,,..um rooh,,,., Wf1W 1ao1a4 I.Ira& 1976 PLYMOUTH V~REWAGOH ve 11utome11c rrans. air cond O'Wf SI & tln'lkes AM FM Sl,,fOO soht pwr Seal & win()O..r; roof rad< tilt whf>l'I cru11e OONrol & rnuch more• 1909PRJI 52395 1979 CHRYSLER CORDOI• courE V8 auromatlc trans a11 cond owr 1110011nq & brakee vinyl top radio. W'IW tires & "10f81 j612WPF) 54695 1978 PONTIAC rHOEHIX COUH V8 ilutomet1c trans a1i oond r:tWr stPPrino & brakf'><, radro custo,,. wtlPP"-W".Jw ltrl'4'! & more• 177nwQ I 979 CHRYSLER MEW YottKY SEOAM 5th A\19 Edition Loaded inc VA auto Iran<; air oond owr '1 & brakfls AM H .t '>I 8 traclr. o'1iw wlndow'i & sol•t leath er sea ls. oec:ldOd 100 & much more' 113074 71 5 6295 INFORMATION, CAU 546 1934 ROCKY ENGLAND • NEED c ·ASH??? WFJ oay too dollar tor good. cleen late mode• oara See Curt Oavrs Of BryQfl Heskelh 1oday WI AU.OW TM DOU.U ~ YOUI TIADMM! .. UI MOWl!t SEE OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT ABOUT RENTING A 1980 PLYMOUTH CHAMP! SERVICE HOURS MOMDA Y 'l'HRU FRIDAY: 7:30 A.M..TO 5:30 P.M. • SATURDAY: t:OO A.M. TO 5;00 P.M. . , I jf I , Ji 7 Runthagten Beaeh Fountain Valley · EDITION Your Hometo.wa Dally Newspaper • ' l VOL 73, NO. 123, 4 SECTtONS, 50 PAGES TWENTY-FIVE CENTS .Miller Says ··· Superv•aor Edlaon Mlller claimed 'Thu.nday his pnMipal e>ppoaent in the J Untl 3 t'l«tJoo Republican A semblymao Bna« Nflllande "v clow,ly" ~read fa.lie and maaluqtn& tn formaUon about ham tn a can didate's statement to voters Miller senl a sll'on1ly worded Jetter to the county's Fair Cam· pal10 Practices Comm1ss1on 'protesting Nestande's ust of Uu.s comment in his forthcoming statt'ment ''My oppc>Mnt In thJ1 elettion Is a rtttnt appointee ot Gov tmor Jerry Brown. Hus mam pohllral upencnce has betn u an offt~r' In Jane •·onda'1 and Tom Hayden's radical left wing organ1ut1on tCa nu>a1gn for Eeononuc Democracy> " M 1ller said rules regarding candJdates statements "dearly hmll their content to the age, !du c au o n and p e r sonal Waitress Bludgeoned . ponent Spreading Lies quat~ncauons for office of t.be ca ndidate In question " tit SJUd "even the most liberal Interpret ation of what con· ~ll\ut~ a ca.nd.ldat~·s. education and qualalicatioos could not in· dude false and defamatory 1-tate ments regarding lbe can- didate's opponent." The supervisor, appointed to orhce last year by Governor Brown. derued he has ever been .m "officer" m the Campaign for Economic Democracy "It is common knowledge that I am a member or CED and have been an adviser regarding veterans affairs. But I have never been elected or appointed to serve as an 'officer' of CED," Miller con· •ended. He s a id that for "Mr. Nestande to even indirectly question my devotion. loyalty a nd dedicauon as an American 1s an outrage to me and to the ,, voters of Orange County." Miller as a forme r Ma rine Corps orricer who was shot ddwn over North Viet,nam and held prisoner for five years. Maller. however. was censured by the Se<-r etary of the Navy for statements on the war he made whJ le held in capll Vlty. As for tus "mam poht1cal eJC· perience." Miller cited his work as a member and \01ce chaarmesn of Orange County's Democratic Party. The county's Fair Campaign Practices Commission meets next Tuesday and Maller said in has le tter to the panel he would be unable lo attend. UowevJ?r. hc s uggested a i.eparate hearing could be schedufod "so that l may amphfy the 1nformat1on ~n this letter " :o-lestande could not be reached ror commt>nl tcxJJy H~ntington Teen . Held in De8th Try . I I .~ t .. , A,.W~• Waiting, Hoping Maria Perez, recenUy arrived from Cuba, chews on an apple while nervously waiting for a bus to take h~r to a processing area along with other Cuban refugees m Key West, Fla. See story, Page A4 . 'Callous Killer' Sentenced to Life Lee McKenzie Brazell was stntenced today to 27 years lo fife imprisonment for his convic· Uon in what Ora nge County Superior Court J ud~e Kenneth Lae called the "callous killing Assemhly 0 Ks -~rgeson Bill On Tax Index A bill to permanenUy index state income taxes by As-s em b I y woman Mari an Bergeson1 R-Newport Beach. was unammoualy approv~ by tJie Alaembly and aent to the Kate Senate Tbunday. Laat 1eal', Mrs. Bergeson aatbored le1l1latlon tbat set llate iacome tu bracket.I bued • lafllldoD IO tbat COil ot Uviaa ,., ....... wouldn't .,..... lax· .,.,. .... ....._. bracbta. ::~•••••r, ttaat t.111 wu. .. : .............. . ........... tM ... fJI .. -~ ~·Hlr MW , A-.i, ................. t. " ......... .,,..~,, '"'°" 'NfOekle. t , .... -..... ...... ....... ~. of Garden Grove service staUon operator George Bice." Brazell, 22, of La Habra, sat s ilently al the counsel table in the crowded courtroom as Judge Lae pronounced sentence . The defendant was convicted April 3 in Lae's courtroom of shooting Bice in August as the service station owner crouched in the bed of a pickup truck. Bice had jumped into the truck as it sped a way from his Texaco. station when the occu· pants didn't pay for $10 worth of gasoline. Lae bltmtly told Brazell that he believed the defendant should spend the remainder•of bis lire in prison. Deputy District At· torney Paul Meyer later said Brazell would become eligible for parole after servlng 18 years ofthe~rm. "Tbe court believes this wu a callous kilUna." Lae sald. "Lootinc at the defendant'• rec- ord t.be court flDdl be bu been ln trouble ltDce a veey younc •I• lbd=,tawel to UM moll Nrioal tbat HD oceur." LM lle'*9 llO ·•:e c1°•=•1taW wrm fer • . DtftnH 1tton1y Rich rd IOJUMI ... ueffHIUUJ lrptd &Mt .................. ..otJed to ...... ~.-........ . •b" to -""'" lM Uult ... dls•n~ •· .... Al) - ' If unungton Deach police ar· rested a 19-year-old man Thurs-day night 1n conne<:tion with the attempted murder earlier in the everung of a doughnut s hop waitress who was hit repeatedly on the head and left bl~ on the .floor of the shop. Mich ael J ohn Duncan. a Hunt· ington Beach r esident a nd rormer employee of the shop. was in city jail today. charged with assault with intent to com- m it murder and robbery. police said. Bail was set at $25,000. '""1 Be AfJorted Raid The waitress, CoUyn Gebaur. 17. or Hl.Dllington Beach. was in serious condition today i.n"tbe· ih- tensi ve care ward at Huntington l ntercommunity Hospital, suf· rering from a •fractured skull, cuts and bruises. . Huntington Beach police Lt. In this drawing by Betty Wells of the NBC Nightly News, Army Co l. Ch a rle s Beckwith, leader of the aborted attempt to rescue the American hostages in Iran. ans wers quesuons for rep<>rters at the Pen- tagon. Beckwith said there was ··no way" he wanted to proceed with fi ve helicopters. ' Bruce Young said Miss Gebaur was worting aJooe at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Wiocbell's Donut Hoose, 6791 Warner Ave., when a man entered and began beating her on the bead with an eight-pound meta.I weight. The man then robbed the shop of $290 and ned, Young said. The waitress was found shortly af. terward by customers who found no one on duty at the counte r and spotted the young woman bleeding on the noor in a room off the cOWlter area. Tw-o Protesters Executed in Iran She was treated at the scene by paramedics and then rushed to the hospital. Young said investigators ar· rested Duncan in his ho me al 6242 Warner Ave., later in the night. The police official s aid the S290 taken from the shop was re· covered in Duncan's home. \"liestmin.ster Girl Raped In Huntington A 17-year-old Westminster gi rl who was bicycling home from a friend's home early Thursday was threatenf'd at knifcpoint and raped in a vacant Huntington Beach fi eld, police reported to· day. The victim told police she was pedaling northbound on Bolsa Chica Street shortly before l a.m. when a man drove pa.st her in an a uto and apparently parked ahead or her in a lot near Mc.Fadden Avenue. By The AM«lated PreM T-wo unemployed workers found guilty of "inciting ig- norant people" and involvement in bloody anti-government dlS· tu rban ces in Ira n 's r esti ve Khuzestan province were ex- ecuted today, Tehran ra"ilio re· ported. It identified the men executc·d in the city of Ahvaz as Ahmand Mozan and Massoud Oa ynalr Thev had taken part 1n "mo'>t of the s it-ins. demonbtrat1on!> a nd activ1t1ei>" 10 Arab populated Khu~sta~ directed against. I ran ·~· 'r e volutionary government, and were found guilty ot JOLrung Ln coosp1rac1es at a university an Ahvaz. and of "inciting ignorant people and direct involvement an an inc1· dent which led to the death or several people and the anrunng of a large number of others." the broadcast said Dissidents among Iran's Arab minority have been r1ght1ng the ce ntral gove rnm e nt f or a ut onomy f o r o il -ri c h Kbuzdlan. Tehran r adio gave no further details of the fatal "incident." but last week five persons were killed al Ahvaz in fighting between Is lamic fundamen- Pear Barbor Choi~e taltsts and lefti.s.ls opposed to a government decision to purge the uruvers1ty system of anti· ls lanuc ideology. The radio reported nine deaths in clashes at three un1vers1lle-s April 21. inc luding three at Tehran Universit y, but unor f1c1al estimatefi said seven to 20 per:,,ons were killed and mam others we re in1ured. At tha·t llml'. Japa n 's Kyodo news "~rv1ce reportl.'d that its ('()unt at hospitals and other plact'" ~howed at least 21 killed and more than 500 m1ured. <Set-IRAN. Page A2 I Valley High Plans Renaissance Fair A rCfl aas..c;aoce fair. featunng medieval-flavored carnival J(a mes. arts and crafts display, and costumes will be conducted. from 10 a m. to 3 p m Saturday on the athletic fi eld at f ountarn Valley fligh Sc h ool, 17816 Bushard St. A SO-cent admission charge w1U benefit the school's Mental- ly Gifted Minors <MGM > Pro- ~ram. Deputy DAs Pick Judges . \ . ..... . . . tha BJ DAVID IWTZllANN incumbent.a in Oraage County not .to .._-e a position IJl t •• ....,,........,. Municipal Court Judlesblp races particular race. . . The A.saociation .of Orange 00 the June 3 balfot. . In other municipal court.ra~s County Deputy Dutrict At· Association President William in the ~ty, the assoc1auon torneya endorsed proaecutor Bedsworth told reporters at a voted to endorse: . Mi chael Pear over incumbent press conference in the Hall of -Deputy District Attorney·E Judie Frances Munoz Thursday Administration In S1nta Ana Wallace Dingman over Central in tbe Harbor Municipal Court that a "sizable majority, a vast Municipal Court Judge Karl C. race to be decided by voters in majority" ol bls group's mem· Frank. June. hers voted In the endorsements -Deputy District Attorney Th~ Harbor court diatrict cov-but be would not dlvul1e Lhe Eric Snethen over Incumbent era the cit* ol Newport Beacb, talliea iD each race. central Munlo1pal Cowt Juqe '-Cotta Mtla Uld 1.rviM. Endorsement, Bedawortb Eu1-. CAnabauaer. In ..,.._. Or'819 Oout race, aald, Nquind that It leut ball -~-puty Dlatrict Attorney ~ UIOd.._ tbole DOt to take the vodna members cbooH not CUtr Han1.I over rellow Pf'OI· aay PMllloa la ti•• coatHt to abetala aDd tbat the canctidaw ecutor Jack Ryan and flve bit,.. •1•ti1.a._...0... Nffi" 1 ~of the,... otber HMUdalff, Incumbent t1 lha&elpal Co1rt .Judi• uat. Judp Robert Law 11 aot1edrln1 R le .. a rd H 1 m II to D a• d Th• 111odallon h*t • mtm· re· elect.Ion . th ...... WUU... ..... 'l1M btra. -Deputy Olaltiet Attorney .._.. ~ -.t dWriet bl· Robert Thoma• over P..-cllna el-.. ..._.. IMell ..._. ... ~ u6d Ow HamalMln Ju.di• Jobn T-eal and attMMy ~·· lia Cle ... t.. ,Dua lalt rw In lM louth c..tr, Nancy Kaul1nu. ' ... 'de•n Vabe;. waa allftPlli .. &no elole to tall ' Deputy Df1tr1c1 Attomey ,,. I rt .. allO • •antd fOf lft • f'MfMM, He 11641 I nn ..... ,......... ... ..... • • ......., " &MM ptlNftl WllM , .. AIDGll, •••• AU Bird Blamed For Blackout In Huntington 1\ bird thJt fl<•w into Southern t' a II Corn1 a E.th l->on ComSJany po'-' er hnt•" <·uuM'd ..1 blackout in ~•bout 2,500 llunt1n_gton lka1·h homl•:-Thur-.d.J) night. Ed1 c;11n Cnmpan v \rt•:.i ~f anagtc•r Bill Compton ... :11tl lht• P<''-' c·r outugt· OC'curn·d .1t 10 l~ p m m tht• "nuthern part 1>f th1· 1 1 t \ hound l' d h ' R '"H h Buuic.-,·Jrd ..and !'l<'INIJ.nd Strt·t•I .1 n d .\darn " d n d A t 1a11 t .i \\C OUl.~ Power was r~tored to most of lhl· homl'i. slightly bdo n-· 11 pm Compton '\aid lhe b1rd"s mis· r al c ulat\on rau~Pd a transformer to malfunclton on a powl'r polt> at Indianapolis and Heach Boulevard t\ 'it'Cond P'>'-'<'r failure wac; re ported in LI Westminster shop- pan ~ cent er at Wec;tminstcr Avenue and Golden West Street. About 20 bus ine sses were witho ut power for four hours. beganrung at 2:30 a .m .. Compton said. Or:~:g,::asl "'eat her Fair through Saturday wit'h gradual warming. Lows tonight from 45 at the beaches to SS inland. Highs Saturday from up- per 60s to mid 705. •••ldr Tod•fl l1 ·_, d1/f1cult to rtvtl 1n • springtime aJn1d freeways and concttte. But trove! to the P~ F'airt where. ac 'tori and V&11tor1 ctt.twote tM 1to1on Eh~abethan -1t~le . Page Cl . ' ,41" ONLY PU.OT • • Hif -• Frl4fV. Mg 2, tllO ~--JUST BRE.4IaNG--........... I ........... ,., ..... Iii .. Storm Bears Down On Freedom ·Flotilla · KEY WBST. f'la. CAP, A at.onn cbW"Md toward Lbe Florida saran. loh.y 8Dd ta. Coast Guard wal'Md b • • .. of boewn lD u. "P'tftCkHtt P'1otllta'' from Cuba to set off the wattt ud leff ahthft'. · The Cou& Guard warned boaten ~ "au&lve ltOnna, hlP W.. ud ti.ii ... were --..C\ed wiOllla ab &o 10 boun. ( R•la&ed ~ • A4 > A ltmilar atGrm SUnd•Y .......... bwrican.fomt ._u that lrlt moN" than 20 1m &ll boeta n l).'IU'd or aunk Two bodies were found in on~ boat Two odlen. ~"" a11hted al e• then l<>:!t r....cl••• .. ••rt 8••••• •• l•r•~U. TEL A V1 V. 11rael (AP> -PaMsllnia& bur~ stooe. 11t braeb ann)' vehlcl• ~ in Anabta, the W•t &Dk t.o.'Q where braeb M>lclien •~ aod klU~ a 17 year-old Palestlnlan atudn.l in a ad~lyard &eutne. lbe Wnt Bank mlttt.ary COCD· mud laad. At Bir Zell ud RamaU..,. aao ln the llraeb~cup6ed We.t Bank ot t.be Jont.o Raver. laraell vetucles were atooed u tensk>n9 generateod by lbe student ·s killin1 ru blab acrou tbe occupted terr1Wf)' and I.be PaJesurua.ru moved w t.be brink ol open ~volt Las than 10 males from Ana bla. 1n t~ lsraelJ town of Herzl.la, negot1aton, from lsrael. Eg) pt and the United Stales agreed to leave the toughe-st Palesttruan a utonomy issues fo r the future and explott the sensitive Sl'<.'urity quesUon an the comUlg week or oegotiaUoa.a. U S M>Urces said today. ~IMlftat~rolr•I B11•l•9 Plan ST LO~~ CAP> -About 1.000 tugb school ~tudent.s chanted protests today outside a federal building where a proposed de· segreRaUon plan was presented in US, Distnct Court "Take our spirit. lake our pride. Take our books 'cause we won't ride." shouted U>e students. · . l#part..nel •I Ed•rffl••• Rradl~d WASHINGTON <AP> -President Cart.er today ordered the Depa rtment ol F.ducaUoo to formally begin opera~ Sunday. .alost ol the functions of lbe department will be transferred from t.be Department of Hea!t.b, F.ducatioo and Welfare. wblcb becomes the Department of Health and Human ::>ervlces oo ~· day. Dollar \lalme Gal•• oa lt'orld Marlcrl LONDON <AP)-Tbe value ot lbe dollar gaineQ oo wotld ma rket.a today, while gold prices were mixed and silver gained. Gold closed in Londoo at ~18 an ounce. up from ~ at 'Thursday's close. It trad~ atSS15ln New York, down 40cents. London's silver prices l"06e to S12.7S an ounce from Sl21burs-1day. Silver traded in New York at $13.65. upSl .47. Grilled by Panel Hunts -Deny Plot To Control Silver WASlllNGTON <AP ) --Texas mllionaire Wi lliam Herbert Hunt told a House subcommittee w. day that at no time did be "at· tempt to com er, squeeze or manipulate the silver m arket." Hunt and tus brother. Nelson Bunker Hunt, also insisted they neve r owned a nywhe re near t wo·lhirds of the world's salver, as some publis hed reports Ul· dicated. In testimony before a House Government Operations sub· committee, the Hunt brothers Police Arrest Valley Youth In Burglary A 17·year-0ld Founta in Valley youth has been arres ted in the S3.200 burglary of stereo and mu sic equi pm ent a t the Crossroads Restaurant,· 18050 Brookhu.rst St., police reported today. Detective Mike Hanrahan a.aid the youth waa arrested Thuta· day after allegedly trying to aeU some of the expensive equip- m ent at a local pawn shoo. The theft occurred early Tues· day alt.er the auapecl reportedly hid in the reet.auranl until after the 2 a .m . clos ing of the restaurant's cocktail iounce. Hanrahan said. The equipment baa been re- covered and the youngs ter ls in the cus tody of h is p a rents. Hanrahan reported. H ' DAILY PILOT ,.,. o.-c-o.ttr ....... •!WI _,. " ·--... -~ .... " --.. ""' Or•-CM>I ............ ~ ....,_ ---... ---·· "" .... f-ler GMU MoM.~-...~ ~~~ :·~ .·.·;,:..·:.i ~= ... : -·-'"4......,. _ W-..~ , ... --=·=-=...::.:. ~.::.-:,::'901. ~ 0 ____ ... ..,_, __ _ , .... _ ¥.c•"1ff'\Giftt ..... °""""""~ .,___._ ...... ~ .. ...._ .._..., .... -... ~ ---.......... ~ --==·-- acknowled ged t h ey b ave negotiated a nine·year loan from pnvate banks for .about $1 billioo that will require them to di5pose of most of their silver. T he agreement also ban them from using the money for fresh speculation in any commomty, the Hunts said. The loan. as prevtously report. ed. wall be made to the Placid Oil Co., which is wholly owned by trusts set up by the Hunt family. It was uncertain bow mucb o( the Hunts' s ilver a nd sliver futures contracts will actually be liquidated, or exactly 'When, except that it will be an "order· ly" dispositioo, William Herbert Hunt said. Much of the proceeds from that loan will be used whelp pay de bts incurred by the Hunts whe n the s ilver m a rkel col· la psed. he testified. Those proceeds will go to form a partnership among Placid Oil and William He rbert Hunt. Nelson Btm.ker Hunt and Lamar Hunt. he said. Assets in that partnership will include not only silver bullion and silver futures coolracta, be said. but also coal propertie$, s tocks and numerous other securities. While a cknowled&ing detalla of the publicized loan, the Hunt.a side.stepped questions about the a mou.nt o( silver they have owned, as well as the pn>ftta they made and the Joues they suffered as the precious metal• accelerated in price to $50 an ounce in Jan~. tbea pluncing to $10.80 in late 1'Jarch. William Herbe rt Hunt. llowe ver. stressed that most of his silver and futures purchases o cc urred be fore July 1979, before prices rose to their lofty heights. Joseph Bell Dead at 73 Joseph Viet.or Bell. a r«1red printer for the City of Hunt· incton Beach, died Wed.nelday at tbe age ol 73 . Survivors include bh dau11tter, Vtctoria Byde, and two gnndchlldftn, all of Hunt-ineton Beach.· Wndon Standoff Unbroken LONDON CAr> Britlah anU· terrortat 1peclaU1t1 re1umed UltJr "paU1ot. pen evertna" Hto«.lat"-with Arab lrulan •unme n lloldln1 at leaat lt bo1u,.. at Lbe lra•taa DD· baMy ID Loodoci today. • In 'J'tlu'aA, the mWtut cap. ton ol 80 American host.ages &C'· c uaed P rt•b 1d c nt Ca rte r of m aat ermaodln& tbe Londo l'l titktuver. The "aubnraioo" ln London maku rnoauuoo of the U.S. t.o.i.~ cruia "more difficult," the Tehrao milit.aDl.5 said. ' They abo e~ the Iranian •hoa.tages here. 'Do not rear rn a rt.yrdom " Tbe lra.nian 'ovemmeot says 1t wlll not M&ollate the maln de· m a nd oJ the lbree London gunmen -that 91 Arab Iranians im prisoned 10 Ira n 's Arab· populated southwest province or K h.u z e !It a n be re I eased . Khuiestan 1s the beart of the Iranian oLI belt The tt>r rorast.s, members or Iran ·~ Arab minority. look over the Loodon em bassy Wednesday and threatened to k1U their Ira· n1an hostages -believed lo number 16 if the prisoners were not set free. The terrorists also hold two Britons and a Lebanese The Arabs of Khuzestan tulve been demand.m g autonomy from the Tehran regime. The Arabci a re one Of 5C\'eral minority groupt>. includ.ln~ the Kurds and Turkomans, wrucb art! St"ek.ing self·ruJe from Iran's Persian majoritv. PolJce negollators had a •'good conversation" w1th the gun.men by field telephone this m orning. police offac1ab said But they re· vealed no detail$ ~~e talks. A s the Loodon slandoff en- tered it.s thud day. tbe Iranian government beefed up security outside the British Embassy in Tehran aft.er the staff rtteived telephoned threats that the mis· sion ~ be blown up or OC· cup ied m ret.ali a lion for the Lon· don sie,ze. A Te brao r adio broadcast monitored here said the Iranian militants accused <:arter oC be· ing behind the London embassy takeover and said be and his a}. lies should have known that "the use of such subversive methods" could DOt "divert the thoughts of the lraruan nation from their p rime roe o r co n ceal b is I Carter's) 121>0m.inious defeat." Instead, they were quoted. as saying. the London ta keover •·wouJd make a solul.lon to the problem of the U.S. spy hostages . . more difficulL' • An uncoot1rmed report Thurs· day by a French TV correspond· • ent said lbe gunmen demanded freedom for tbe American hostages in Iran -in their 181st day of captivity -and Tehran r adio seized on that report to charge the Conservative British government of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher with com· pllctty ln the London embassy ~takeover ' Fulton School r Track OK'd; Costs Shared Fultoo Elementary School in Fountain Valley soon will have a ne w 440-yard cement-curbed running lr~ck. with coostructioo coau shared by Fulton students and parent. and the Fountain Valley School District. The district's trustees voted Thursday to accept a low bid of $19 ,115 from Plumbing Eoglneerinc. Inc .• !or conatnac· lion of tbe track. A $10,000 donation to help pay for that track wu aubmltted last year by Fulton community members. Disputes over the de· sign of the track and pUNjal liability have stalled tbe project.. Trustee Roger Belgen cast tbe lone dt"entlag vote on the proJ· ect Tbund.ay. He earUer hu exprHSed re.servaUona about saddling the dist.rt~ with main· lenance costs for the track in the years U> come. Conatnactlon is expected to beliD in JUDe, after the ck>ee ol the school year. ~phBad Im •lity Error ... ,·~~_po 'l'be fa1nUy bu 11bd tUt memorial doaaUonl be mlde to A man who-appeared lD a St. WUtrld'• Pre·lebool, imi pbotorrapb that aeeome1ed Chapel Lue, Huatiqtcla ltueh. · 1n artiele Tbunda1 a t 1 f .....,..._.., ......... ~ ........ ~ .... , ... c.. .. ........, C.01~-........ "*' n•••• .,., en.,.._. a111•_,_....,...,....,. ._ ... "::.°ii:· .,,,.,. Mtmort&I ~ were to be ffuntinltan Beach ..me. It.a· ell~ bJ t1M Nept_. a-&.M,, Uoft uCt It.I tpedal IM pftte fll wtdl burial at IH. _._,., t!tt day WM lneoneetJJ ..... dtled • ••• Talk Set Th• Ptl'90ft in u.. ~ WU 'nll'I JoMlon, U ltt'iMI• All~·-·-wW ... Ute I\ lht uu., wl not ~ tGfti ti• ~ ~ oner ft'llll a.Ml • ._. • ra:G•Hli=.'~t.n;aa ~ W.W aa.. ... ... ,,.. • .... .. ... .. '11w.aa-..... ----·-I '" , ..... ..., ...... ~ ... _,. .--. .,... __ _ ' A /tlodern -Bounty' The s teel·hull . 94·foot briga ntine Taiyo moves through San Francisco Bay on a ~hakedO\m crub(• The Taiyo leaves th1!> weekend for San Diego and Tahlh on the ~t art of a lO·Wl'l'k research m ission of Flc:tch(•r C'hn.,t1 ;.in J nd P1t ca1rn h land IRAN ... Meanwt11le. tran claimed to- d ay fh c charred body of an American com mando -s up- posedly the 10th killed in last week's hostage rescue attempt was found tn a burned-out aircraft hulk at the desert i.att: v. here the mission was cut short in fi ery failure tast f"nday. U .$. officials have ins isted since the operation was aborted t hat only e i~ht Am e ri can servicemen d ied. all an the col hslon of a tra~rt plane and a helicopter as the rescue team was prepanng to depart from Iran. Tab/,e Trick Upsetting MILWAUKEE <AP> Chester Cyrus tried the old tablecloth trick. but be up s et m ore th a n the tableware. In fact. he v.a~ charged Wllh assault and Brothers Sue Over Attack By Guard Dog Two Fontana brothen who cla imed they were attacked by a guard dog dun ng a drag:.tnp me lee have flied a S2SO.OOO la w.swt against Orange County lnte rna llo n al R a cev.a ) 1n Irvine. f 'ront Pagt-,, I KILLER ... fi rst degree murder . finding of the Jury should be reduced to second degree murder .• La e !>atd lhe facts af the c~ c,howed clearly that the k.illi.ftg v. as premeditated and dad occur v. 1th maltr(• Te!>t1mony an the tnal ind.acat· t•d that when Brazell saw Bice tn th(' back or lhe truck he loaded a '>hotgun . i.topped .the vehicle, lt:a ped out and discharged the V.tapon. blov.mg orf a portioo of B ice ~ head Meyer said that Brazell had a his tory or auto t heft -related cnmes and v.as on parole from !>late prison at the lime the shotgun slaymg occurred. Brazell and a Juvenile wbo wa:. a passenger U1 the tro~k v.er e a rrested an Huntington Beach shortJy after the sla)'Ulg after persons alerted police to a man ho5ang what appeared U> be blood out of the back of the t ruck Meyer sa1d the Brazell case indicated "a lJme in which the 1ud1c1aJ pn>Ci?ss went alone as it 5hould peba:~~~. for striking ri ve vord·. House T he e lder Marks b rothe r I'1 C Y r u 5 • 2 8 · 0 f claimed he was hospitalized for te mpte d t o pul l a M uk won ago. Wa s .. at· treatment of the alleged dog To P1.ck Prexy ta blecloth from a table bite . without disturbing the HANOVER. N .H. <A ~ - 'glasses and candJ eholders ,.,.... Pagr A I 1-·ormer President. Ford says at a downtown hotel where he's W111tng to bet anyone "a cup he and other car salesmen JUDGES or coffee or otherwise " that Rep. and guests we re attending • • • J ohn B Anderson's independent a banquet. Several glasses Rich ard Stanford O\'t:r incum cand1d at) v.111 throw the 1980 spilled onto the table and a bent Judge Betty Eha., p r e s 1d t?nt1al t.'l ecta on lo the brawl started. ' llou:.e A pol.a ce officer called to Incumbent J udge Edv.ard Ford. who declared earlier m th aid th t h Laird over Ne\llTV\rt Beach At e scene s a w en -,..... th<' year that Ronald Reagan he arrived bottles and torney Arnold Mord.Jun couldn 't Wln for the Republicans chairs were ily1n& and -l.ncumbent Judge Richard and considered 1·umping into °'e · thr I t Orozco over attorne y Bobby men Ul ee·p ece s w s · fray once aaa1n himself. nau ... d I d Youngblood " J an women tn ong resses declared Thursday night that were Invo l ved in t he -North County J udge Logan · thl' next president won't be ~~~~e=l~~·~~~~~~~~~-~~t~~~~~ov_e_r_B_r_e_a_a_t_to_r_n_e_>_D_a_,_·i_d~~r~h:o:~~en b) the ~pie .. We now ~tCK"k fhe fabulous ~ollet-Cion b~" Hollywood Clothe~-• ~ . -. -All Suits & Sportcoats *Price (-:-~ ' , • -,,. 7 • Your Hometow n Da 11,.. Ne•'Hp a p e r J i VOL 73, NO. 123, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1980 T WENTY-FIVE CENTS ~er.Says Supervbor Edlaoo linter claimed 1bunday hi.a principal opponent ln t.be June 3 eltction -Republican Assemblym•n Bruce ~ "v1t'ioua.l)'" •pre.cl ra11e and mltleadint in rorm•Uoa about him. ln a can dld•te'a autem~t Lo voters. Mllltt aent a strooaly wor"ded letter to the COWlty'a Fair Cam paicn Practices Commission protestinC Nestande 's use~ Ws commeot lo his forthcoming statement. ''My ~t ln tlll elt'ICUon ls • rettnt a ppointee of Cov ernor J trry Rrown Hls mam PollUcll experience bu been '" an om~r in JaM •'onda's and Tom thyd n's radical left·wing oraaniution <Campaagn for Economic Democn cy) " Miller aa~·d rules r egarding u ndulates atements "clearly hmlt tbeu tent to the age, e duca\1 on and p erso na l Grilled by Panel ponent Spreading Lies quellf\cations ror om ce or the c1&nd1date 1n question " lie l!IWd "even the moat liberal interpre tat ion or what con· atllutt":J 1t r andjdale 's educallon and quaJ1fi cat1ons couJd not in· elude fa lse and def amator y ~tatcments regarding the can- didate's opponent." T he s upervisor. appointed to office las t year by Governor Brown, denied he has e ve r been an "officer" m the Campa.1gn for Economic Democracy "It 1s common knowledge that I am a me mber or CED and have been an adviser regarding veterans affairs. But I ha ve never been elected or appointed to serve as an ·om cer' or CED." Miller con· •ended He s a id t h a t f o r "Mr . Nest ande to even indi rectly question , my devotion. loyalty and dedication as an Amencan 1s an outrage to me and to the /I} I votcrs of Orange County '· Miller 1s a forme r Marine Cor ps officer who was shot down o~r North Vietnam and held prisoner for fiv~ years. Miller. however , was censured hy the &.-cretary of the Navy for statements on the war he made while held Ul captivity As for his "mam political ex· pc n ence." Miller cited his work as a member and vice chairman of Orange Count y's DemocralJ<' Party. T he county's Fa ir Campaign P ractices Commission meets ne xt Tuesday and Miller said 10 his letter to the panel he wouJd · be unable lo attend. However , he s uggested a separate hearing could be scheduled "so that I may amplify the info rmation in this letter." Nestandc could not be reached for comment today Hunts Deny Plot To Cotner Silver I ' .1 ,. Waiting, Doping Maria Perez. recently arrived from Cuba, chews on an a pple while nervously waiting for a bus to take h~r to a processing ar ea along with other Cuban refugees m Key West. F1a. See story, Page A4 . . \ Brothers Sue O .Ve r Dog Bite in Irvine Two Fontana brothers who claimed they we re attacked by a eua rd dog during a dragstrip pielee have filed a $250,000 lawsuit against Orange County International Raceway in Irvine. Michael Marks . 26 , and Christopher Marks, 21, allege in the Oran~e Coun\y Superior Scouts Hold Uunporee at UonSafari • More than 700 Boy Scouts and their leaden are particlpating in a ~Y Camporee near Lioo 'Country Safari, with parents in· vlted to watcb tbe acUvities &atunlay monlq. . Tbe !lmtiqobiJtrict ~the Boy 'Scoutl ~ America ._ aett.l.6j 9 camp J..t olf the San Dieto Freeway OD La1un• Canyon Road ....,. Lioa Coun•~.:1na VWMn are lDYhed ,MIL& ..... JtlD tM b• ....... -••&cit MGUta ,..r<orm Kill• ='"' from bot..,... to =laa· •• Olllll' ...a UM thNI· _,Ct• r•IMI UIMU· t~. toure•. trall .!!fa~jden· ;i&:C:-£=1..n;;·· .. Court action that they were al· l acked by the security force dog during a disturba nce that broke out March 15 during a "fox hunt" at the raceway. The near-riot that broke out alter a beer concession closed down left one man dead and 21 htjured. Named as defendants in the action are lnte rn.alional Raceway Parks Inc.. Orange County lnternaUonal Raceway, Reaver Security and Intema· lional City Security Inc . The elder Marks brother claimed be was bospitaliied for treatment of the alleged dog bite. ~ Bills Worth 12.2 Million LOS ANGEL~ CP> -Law enloreemeot.otncen who raided • r•~h home in tbe amall San Bemardlno County duert com· munity of Landen ha~e con· flac1ted $2.2 mllllon ln coun· terfelttlOO bWI. ''TM cocm.fett bUJ1 w•re IO toOd tUt the)' <tbe mabl"I > prob- ably C4Mlkl have aotten 50 centl °" tM dollar rw U..m. wtucfl aa .......... lD &11.n. • .,11 .. '" Loe An11lH Co""\>' 1herur•1 ·~,.,.." Ma" n Cavanauab Hid TINrtday. , WASHINGTON <AP) -Te xas billionaire William Herbert Hunt told a House subcom m1ttee to· day that at (10 time did he .;at· tempt to corner, squeeze or manipuJate the silver market " Hunt and tus brother . Nelson Bunker Hunt, also insisted they ne ver owned anywhere near 1WO·lhjrds Of the world's ~liver, as some published reports in· . dicated. In testinxmy befon ' a House Government Opera tions s ub· committee, the Hunt brothers a c kno w led ged the y hav e negotiated a nipe·year loan from private banks for about SI billion that will require them to dispose of most of their silver . The agreement also bars them from using the m oney for fresh speculatioo in any commodity, the Hunts said. The loan, as previously report· ed, will be made to the Placid OU Co.. which ls wholly owned by trusts set up by the Hunt · family. It was uncertain how much of t he Hunts ' silver and silver · futures cootract.s will actually be liquidated. or exactly when, except that it will be an "order- ly" disposition, William Herbert Hunt said. 111 uch of the proceeds from that loan will be used to help pay de bts inc urred by the Hunts when the s ilver m ar ket col- lapsed. he testified. Those proceeds will go to Conn a partnership among Placid 011 a nd Wiiiiam Her bert Hunt. Nelson Btmker llunt a nd Lamar Hunt. he said. Assets in that partnership will include not only silver bullion and silver futures contracls. he said, but also coal prope~1es. s tocks a nd numer ou s ot her securities. While acknowledging details of the publicized loan, the Hunts s ide.stepped questions a bout the a m o unt of silver they have owned. as well as the profits they made and the losses they s ufrered as the precious met al accelerated in pnce to $50 an ounce in J anuary, then plunging to $10.ll> in late March. W i lli a m He rbe rt Hunt . however. st ressed that most or his sil ver and futures purchases <See SILVER, Pa~e A2l Ford: House To Pick Prexy HANOVER, N.H (AP> -- Former President Ford s ays he's willing to bet anyone "a cup of coffee or otherwise" that Rep. John B. Andenon's independent candidacy will throw lbe 1980 presidential e lection to .t.he House. Ford, who declared earlier in the year that Ronald Reagan couldn't win ror the Republicans and cooaidered jumpinc intO the fray .once again bimsell, nauy declared Thunday night that "the next president won't 'be chosen by the people." '"'!!Be A borted Rai d In thts drawing by Bet'ty Wells of the NBC Nig htly News, A r my Co l. C h a rles Beckwith, leader of the aborted a ttempt to r escue the Amer ican hostages m Iran. a nswers q uestions fo r reporters at the Pen- tagon. Beckwith said there was "no wa y" he wanted to proceed with f~ve helicopters. Two Protest e r s Executed in Iran By T1»e Associa~ Press T wo une m p loyed worke rs found ~uilty or "inciting \g· nor ant people" and involvement in bloody anti·govemment dis· turba nces in I ra n ·~ resti ve Khuzestan province wt-re ex· ccutcd toda). Tehran radio re· p()("t(•d . ll 1d~nt1f1cd thc ml'n cx('(·ute<I 1n tht' r1ty of Ahvaz as Ahmancl Mozan and Massoud Oayn~lt Hamilt on, Sage Contest Seen Tossu p By DAVID K UTZMANN Ol -0..ll?f'I ... St.att Tbe Associa tion of O ran~e County Deputy D1s trict At· toroeys endor s ed p rosecutor Mi chael Pear over incumbent Judge Frances Munot. Thursday in the Harbor Municipal Court race to be decided by voters in June The Harbor court district cov· crs the cities of Newport Beach. Costa Mesa and Irvine. In anqt.Jle,r Orange Coast race. the association chose not to take a n y position in the contest between incumbent South Coun- t y Municipa l Court . Jud~e R it'h a rd H a milt o n and cha llenger William Sage. The South County court district in- cludes Laguna Beach. Laguna Niguel. San Cleme nte , Dana Point and SaddJeback Valley." The association also endorsed five other prosecutors and three incumbents in Oranite County Municipal Court judgeship races on the June 3 baJlot. Association President William Bedswort.h told re porters at a <See JUDGES, Pase All Thev had taken part 1n "most of the s1t·ins, demonstrations a nd acti vi ti es" 1n A r a b · pop ulated Khuzestan directed a~a1 n!'.t lra n '5 revolul1onary ~o\'e rnment. and "Cr<' found gui lt~ ''' Joirun~ in con'>pirac1es J l j uru\er..lly in 1\h\ az. and of ·inc1tinJ! ignorant people and d1rC'rt 10volvemcnt in an 1nr1 · 1knt wh1rh led to tht· death of '-l'\'t•ral people and thl' tnJunng "' .• lar~l' number or others, .. thl' broad<'ast ~aid D1ss1denL-. among lrJn's Arab m inonty have becn fl~hting the <' l' n t r a I g o ' e r n m t' n l f o r au t ono m y f or 0 1l ·r1 c b Khuzestan. Tchran radio gave no further details of the fatal "10c1dent." but last week five per~ons were killed at Abvaz in fi ghting bet ween Islamic fundamen· tahsts a nd leftists opposed to a ~ovemmenl decision to purge th( UJ'\i \'ers1ty system or anti· lslam1c ideology The radJo reported nine deaths 1n c lashes at three uni versities April 21. in c ludi n ~ three at Teh ran l 'n1vers1t y, but unof· iic1al esllmates said seven to 20 persons 1o1.ere killed and many othe rs were injured. At that t 1m e. Jap a n 's Kyodo ne ws service reported that its count at hos pita ls a n d o the r places · s howed at least 21 killed and more than SOO injured. Meanwhile, Iran claimed to- <See IRAN. Page A?> Marines ~t Open House At El Toro lroine Grow th Tops S tate, Report Shows lr \'lne·s populatJon increased b)' 20 percent in 197g, tnc lru.test. )!rowth r ate in California fo r <·1t1cs or more than 50.000 people, a(cord.ln~ to a s tate Department of Fmance re port issued Thur..· da'}. A total of 63.500 people· 14ere II\ in~ in I rvtnC' on Jan 1. the n ·· p o rt s a i d . Ass14'tant C1t v M anal!cr P;,iul Brady J r s aid about 67.000 people no~ live in Irvine On Jan. I. 1979, lrvUle's populatJon was 53.100 Or ange Count) ·s population incre~ m 1979 from 1.854.8000 to 1.896.200. Tht> highest gr owth rates a mong cities over 50,000 were r eg iste red, a fter I r v1ne , by Rancho Cucamonga , Thousand Oaks and Ck<eans ide. The 10 largest c1t 1e s 1n C'alifom1a are Los Angeles. San Diego. San Francisco, San Jo:.e. L o n g B e a c h . Oa kl a nd, ~amento. Anaheim. Fresno and'"Santa Ana. Party Raided ( SELrt1A <AP> -Six more peo-. pie have been cited here in tbe third r&d on a pyra mid s che me party within Fresno County, sberitrs olficials reported. Weather F air through Saturday with gradual wa rming . Lows tonight from 45 at the beaches to S5 inland Highs Saturtfay from up. per 60s to mid 70s l1ulfle T•tl•ll lrviM Boy Injured By Auto, Cri·tical The El Toro Marine Corps Air St ation will stage an o]>en house this weekend reaturlng an air show that will include a performance by the Navy'• Blue Angels precision nytnc team. Tbe bue gain wtn open both da7s 1t 9:30 a.m. The air show will ltart around noon ud end It 4:30 p.m. The base la located on Sand Canya.t Road off the Santa ADI Ji~reew1y. The road •UI be clo1ed to 10 iDCOBll"' l.Hlftt from 2:10p.m. to4:10p.m. CO al· low U. ..Umated •.ooo people who wm etllftd the •• , Mow to l11vetM.,.... It' 1 djfficult to revel in 1pr1ngtime amid /reewa111 and concme. But trawl to tta. PfelJewe Faire IOMTt OC· t~• a.d vmtora celebrate IM HOIOft £U&e&beChc1't•llJ1,e. Pof1f Cl. ..... lnto Utt peth ol a car drtffn by Marll)'ft A. Gray. 48. Irvine Mra. Gray dldn'\ 1 e the boy lmmedlaiely beca\ale he ran on· lO u-. """ frota bltwMR two park•d cara. offtHn Hid Pollt't ukt lhat no ehar ... wllJ bill tiled 11aln.l Mrt Or•)' ·Th .. -.. W1~be pin~ up 1 at M aftd r Btr~Ae.nt• nl ud~ rl1~ ibb1 Mill c: -- rr1an Mu a 1100 Storm Bears Down ... . .. . ..... ' .... ·· On Freedom Flotilla KEY wt:sr. Pl• <AP>-A awrm ChW"Ded Wward UMt Plork&a S&talu loMy aed U.. Co.at Guard ••med hund,.. ot boaters l.n the ''f'retdom l"lotilla" from Cuba w 1et off lbe ·water ud Mek ,._.tt.r The Cout Guard war'IMd tiio.t.wa l.bal · 'maulve atonna, hath winda and hall" wl!re ·~ w1Ulln ab to 10 bow-a. 1 Related atory. A4 > A lmllar storm Sunday ftlMrat«I hurricane-rorce rl.W&a th1.tt lt•f\ mor" than 20 &mall tiio.u rapa1zed or sunk Two bQdJ~ Wt'rl' rowlJ In ()I\\' bo11t Two otht-~ Wf'l'f' )lahted ltl sea lhen I05l 31flflk-tH l• A•tl•l{l•11 ••119 GRfiMiBORO, N.C <AP> A 1rand Jw-y lOday lndlcted flv• memben ot lh• C-Ommurust Worltc!n P11rty and three other. on riot t•bar&l!i U> coo.n«Uoo wtlb vtolence at a Nov 3 an la Klan rally that 1-n riv l.\ dead 1'M! CWP me ct.ed by the Gwlford County rrand Jury we~ Nt'IM>n nd Manzella and Lacie Ru.ueU, all of Gn"t'nsboro. an Phillip 8Ut.z and Dorothy BUu ot the MarU.nsvlUr, Va , n~a 11'e olhen indicted were Mark Jef· frey ~~r~r. now m prison for bumlna a cross, Brent MUJand Fletcher. no addr~si> ~1v~n. •nd Percy Timothy Si mms of G ree rus bom Alglaa• Suulftlf Dt-adu R r porr rd NEW DELHJ. India <AP > The mood m Kabul, capital of Affhanlstan, was one of resignation and mourning foUowtng "a most s uicidal" anti·SoVlet demonstrations .by screaming schoolgirls, a traveler arriving Ln New Delhi said today Russian troops k.illed about 60 ~tudent.s. most of them girls. putting down the protest.a, he said . More firing was heard Thursday in Kabul, ~aid tht: in~ formant. who declined to be ideotil1cd, following five days of de monstratJons. The Russians have an esllmated 80,000 troop~ 1n Afghanistan flgbling Moslem rebels. lllces·C.ad~c~d l•r fflcr•rork HOLLYWOOD CAP) -On a brlghl sunawept day, unlike the somber ones he enjoyed filming for his muterworlts of sus· pens~. Sir Alfred Hitchcock was given the Clnal benediction ot the CalhoUc Church today and eulogiz~ d "one of the great.est airtlsta in rum... . Six hundred moumen gathered at the Church of the Cood ~hepherd in Beverly Hills for the memorial mus. Two hundred onlookers stood out.side to watch the arrivals, which included superstars Hitchcock !firected in many of his :>4 films. ~ar \I gJ11e Gala• •• lt'•rld ._"'°lcf!"f LONDON CAP)-The value of the dollar gained on world markets today. while gold prices were mi~ed and silver pined. Gold closed in London at $518 an <eunce. up from $495 al Thursday's close. 'It closed in New York al $511.50. down $3.90. London's silver prices rose lo $12.75 an ounce from S12 •Thursday Silver closed in New York at $13.65, up SJ 47 'Callous Killer' Selltenced io Life Lee McKenzie Brazell was sentenced today Lo Z1 years Lo life imprilooment for hla convic· Uon in what Orange County Superior Court. Jud1ee Kenneth f,ae called the ·•callous killing u( Garden Grove service station operator George Bice " Brazell, 22, or La Habra, sat .,iJently at the counsel table ln the crowded courtroom as Judge Lae pronounced sentence. The defendant was convicted April 3 in Lae's courtroom of shooting Bice m Augus t as the service station owner crouched in the bed of a pickup truck. Bice had Jumped into the truck as it sped away from h.ls fexaco station when the occu· pants didn't pay for $10 worth of gasoline. first degree murder hnding of the jury shouJd be reduced to second degree murder. Lae said the racts of the cau s howed clearly that lbe killing was premeditated and did occur with mahce Testimony in the trial md.lcat· ed that when Brazell saw Bice in the back of the truck he loaded a shotgun. s topped the vehicle. leaped out and discharged the weapon, blowing off a port.ion of Blce's head. · Meyer said that Brazell bad a histo ry of auto theft.related cMmes and was on parole from state prison al lbe time the shotgun slaying occurred. \'\ioman Held On Charge of I-rostit11tio11 LONDON (A p ) Brltllh aou. terrorlat 1p.clall1U resumed tbear "pallent, peraeverlac" ne10U1Uona with Arab Iranian 1wnmtn holding at leaat lt ho1ta1e. at the Iranian Em· bauy ln Loodon today In Tehran, the mlUt.ant cap- tor1 ot 50 .\merica.n hOllt•ges ac· <'u1u d President Carter of ma1tcrm1ndlna lht London takeover. The "subversion" tn Loodoo mallet rnolutloo of the U.S. hoataae crials "more dlfncult," tbe Tehran miUt.ant.s said. They also exhorted I.he Iraiuan hostages here. "Do not fear rnartyrdom " The Iranian government says 1t will not MflOtlate the main de· mand or the three London gunmen -that 91 Arab lranlan.s 1mpr1soned 1n lran·s Arab· populated southwest proVLD('l! of Khu zestan ~e released . Khuiestan 1s the heart 0( the Iranian 011 belt The terronsts. members of Iran's Arab minority. took over the London ~mbassy Wednesday and lhrca\ened to kill their Ira· nian hosta~es believed to number 16 . 1f the prisoner.; were -not set free. The terrorisL" a lso hold two Britons and a Lebanese The Arabs of Khuzestan have been demand.an( autonomy from ttie Tehran regime The Arabs are one or i>everal m inority groups, including the ~urds and Turkomtµ\S, which are seeking self·rule from Iran's Persian majority. Police negol.lalors had a "aood conv~atlon " with the gunmen by field telephone this morning. police officials said. But they re- vealed no detaiJs of the tMllcs. As the London standoff en- tered its third day, the Iranian -government beefed up security outside lhe British Embassy In Tehrall' after the st.aff received telephoned threats that the mls· slon would be blown up or OC· cupled in retaliation for the Lon- don siege. A Tehran radio broadcast monitored here said the Iranian militants accused Carter of be· ing behind I.he London embassy takeover and said he and his al· lies should have lcnown that "the use of such subversive methods" could not "divert the thoughts of the Iranian nation from their prime foe o r concea l n1 s <Carter's) Ignominious defeat." Instead, they were quoted as saying, the London takeover "would make a solution lo lhe problem of the U.S. spy host.qes ... more difficult." An l.Dlconf1rmed report Thurs· day by a French TV correspe>nd· ent s aid the gunmen demanded freedom for the American hostages in Iran -in their 181st day of captivity and Tehran radio seized on that report to charge the Conservative Brillsh government or Prime <Minister Margaret Thai.cbe r with com- plicity In I.he London em~sy takeover F,..,..Page Al SILVER ••• . occurred before July 1979, before prices rose lo their lofty heights. Lae bluntly told Braiell that he believed the defendant should 1pend the re mainder or h.ls life in prison. Deputy District At· lorney Paul Meyer later said Brazell wouJd become eligible for parole after serving 18 yean or the tenn. ·'The court believes this was a ca ll ous kilhn~." Lae s aid. "Looking al the defendant's rec- ord lhe court finds t)e hu been m trouble since a very young age and gravitated to the m08t seraow. offense that can occur " Hunt said he purc has ed tnasa1ve amount.s of the precious metal purely as an investment because of "rampant inflatJon" A 2S-year-old Costa Mesa and a lack ot confidence in the woman was arrested Thursday U.S. dollar afternoon In the Sunshine Dan~ He blamed (he dramatic slide Academy on charges of pro8titu· In illver prices and the subse· Lae said he had no "hesitan· cy" in ordering a stale prison term for Brazell. Defense attorney Richard Bonner unsuccessfully argued Ulat Brazell should be entitled '° a new trial. Bonner wu also lm· able '° convince Lae lbat the DAILY PILOT ffWo a...,,,_ C..\.I 0..lt' PUot. w rth .-...er. 1\ o~-=:.~,:.~. =.::.•t ~~"'" ._::,;: .... ,..,,.. ., ................. ,. '"".,,... ,....... .. .... "-· -· -k«h ... _...,. ... •••c..ft l f •t1Utt••" Veit••· lr•U'lf, l •tw"• lk«h/toollh CM .. lo ""ON '"-' """'-' I\ -·--Mc-.. --,. , ... __ -.............. " •• uo ....... "'"'· , 0 ... u ... c... ......... c.a•-"'•.,.... ._ .. _ ti't•\149ftt.._.PW,..., ,. ... ,...., v,..~-·-~·- ~•ll-t•l-. ' lion. quent collapse of the silver Police booked Karen Denbe market lo actions taken by the Kolbert of 2SO E. 18th -.St. inlo c 0 m mod tty ex c b a n g es Orange County Jail. Ball was set them~lv~ at $500. Hunt , testifying with his An la'ldercover vice officer al· brother, Nelson Bunker Hunt, leged thal he paid 112.~ for a before a House Gournment dance Jes.son at the second floor Operallon1 subcommltlee, acad~. 583 W. 19th St., was charged that aUver pricea began sollclted ror proatltuUon and to fall in January from a~$50 an paid an additional $50 lo the ounce bich only when tbe ex. woman. changes imposed Umita on silver He aald he was guided lo a lrad1nl. " couch in one corner of the ..,.. The "Chlca10 CommodiUea Ex· carpeted ballroom. change and the Cblca10 Board City Planning Commission of Trade req~red allver buyers m embeni recently tabled for lo put up h11her mar1ina lo 'two weeks a request by lbe purchase sliver cootracta and dance eat abllahmenl for a Umlted the amount of contract.a variance lo ·city parking space parties could purcbue . laws . F,...P,,.eAJ An attorney and real estate agent appearing before the J!Orn· mission on bebal.f or tbe dance establishment's Chicaao owner IRAN were unable to adequately de· • • • fine bow the atudJo would be operated, otftclala said. The· academy's bu1lne11 Ucenae appUcaLlon la peDd1nl acqulalUon of the parktna variance offtclala ~. Lany McMaha.n, mana,... 0( tb• ett.abllahment, aald luL w"k tUt 8'm1blae'1 14 female teachers ll'lltnlct d1aco daftdna OD tbne abU'ta. The .academy occuplff tbt aame epece formerly h..-1n1 lb• lkNblDe (nude modelin1> 8Wclio wtdcb went. out of bull ... ........, tlUI )'ear WMa It dad DOt """'1 wttat cttr oN&uneea. ,,.,.. .......... , ..... , taat ...... -UMa ....,.,. , ..... ~-,.....,... ....... Al .......... dllMllMd tM ,..,, day the charred body of an American commando -aup· poeedly the 10t.b kllled In lut _ week's ~e r•cue attempt -WU t in a beamed-out· aircraft hulk at the detert alte where tbe mlqlon wu cut ahort ln flery failure lul l"rtday. U. 6. olficlala have {a1i1ted •Ince the operatJon w .. aborted that only el1ht American aervtc.men died, 111 In the col· llllon ol a U'antpc>rt plane and a hellcopC.tr u ~ rt1cue L .. m waa prepar1n1 to depart from Iran. Tll'i muua,.u ltoldl'91. IO AmerlcM .......... HW U.., ·~:::.=--=.~~ r. ........ A /flodera "Bouaf g ' The !.lCCl-hull. 94.fJ t brigantrne Taiyo move~ through San Francisco Bay <!" a shakedown cruise. The Taiyo leaves this wf'ckenrl for San Diego and Tahiti on the !.la rt or 11 lO·wcck · rc~carch m1ss10n on Flc:tcher Chn~t1<.tn <ind P1tca1m bland Watson Heads- Rent Control ·Ban Campaign Raymond Watson. president of the Newport Development Co and former president or the lrvinc fCompany , 1s among four co-chairmen named to lead I.he campaJgn for Proposition JO, the initiative to restrict looal-rent control. T h e co-chairmen were an nounced Thursday in addition t.o Wa tson, they a r e Clarence Pendleton. president of the San Diego Urban Leacue : attorney William Coblentt. a forme r m e mber or the University of Califorma Board of Re ge nts, and former Assemblyman Dixon Arnett, R·Redwood City, DOW vice president of Claremont Men's College. Proposll1on 10 would ban statewide rent control . repeai all current local rent la ws . reqwrf' future rent control ordinances t.o allow annua l cost·of-hv11ig in creases and exempt new and 'acatl'Cl a1ldrtmcnts 2 Women Deface Kennedy Quarte r s WASHINGTON CAP> PolJce arrested two women today oo charges of defacing public prop. crty for a llegedly plastering communist slogans ouL•d de Sen Edward M. Kennedy's preslden· tial campajgn office The Incident came a day after member s of the Communist Workers Party spray.painted a slogan In a corndor outside th.- offi ce of Attorney General &n· jamln Civilettl In the Justice Department building. No one was arrested ID that incident f',....P~AJ JUDGES ... press conference ID lhe Hall of Adml nlstration in Santa Ana that a "sLZable maJonty. a v~t ma1ority" or his group's mem· bers vQt.ed ID tht• endont-ments but he would nol divulge the tallies tn each rare Endorsement. Reds ~o rth said. reqwred that at least half lhe votiog mem ber~ c hoo\e not to abstain and that the cand1datt· receive a majonty of the vote., cast The assoc1ataon has 96 mem be rs Bedsworth 11a1d the Hamilton· Sage race tn I.he South County waa simply "loo close to caU" for an endorsement. He 1&1d a majority of t.bo6e p~esent voted not lo take a pos1tJoo 111 l.bat particular race. lo other municipal court races in the eowtty, the usocaatioo. \'Oted lo en00ne Deputy Oistnct Attomey E. Wallace Dingman ·oveT Centr al Municipal Court Judge Karl C Frank. -Deputy District Attorney Enc Snethen over incumbent central Muruc1pal Court JudJW Eugene Langhauser ~puty District Attorney Chff llarns over fellow pros ecuto r J ack Ry an and five other candidates Incumbent Judge Robert Law 1s not ~tng re·cleclion ~puty District AUomey Robert Thomas over Pres1cUng Judge John Tt·al :rnd attorney :"ant'\ Kaufman ·~puty D1:.trict Altornt:y Richard Slanford over 1n('Um· lx•nt Judge Jk>tty Elias Incumbent J\Jdge Edward Laird over Newport Bea<'h At · tornc•y Arnold Mortlk1n lncumb<>nt Judge R1rhard 0 rozro en t•r a ttorn<·) lfobby Youngblood . -North County Judgt' Logan Moore over Brea atlurne) Oa\'ld Radtn Assembly OKs Bergeson Bill On Tax Index A bill to permanently index •Hate income t axes b y A!!i · \t•mblywo m a n M arian Bergeson. R-Newport Beach. .... as unammously approved hy the A.\l>('mbly and sent to the ~late Senate Thursda y. L<1st y('ar, Mrs . Bergeson J Uthored leg1s lat1on l hat set .,late mcome tax brackets based cm m flallon so that cost or Living pay raises wouldn't push tax· payers mto higher brackets. How ever , that ball was amended in the state Senate so that It would expire at the end 0( lhe 1981 true year . Her ~w legislation, AB2001, would make indexing perma· oent. It won't take e rfect if voters approv.e PTopos1tion 9, beca use the ballot measure con- tains a s1rrular provision. · Table Trick Upsetting MILWAUKEE fAP> Chester Cyrus tried the old tablecloth trick. but he upset m ore th a n the tableware. In fact. he was charged with assault and battery for stnkmg five Pl' r ... oru. C)r u.,, 28, of Muk wonago, Wis , at- l t• mp t t' d to pull a tablecloth from a table without disturbing the glasses and candle holders at a downtown hotel where ht.' Jnd otht·r <'Jr ~all''im en .ind ~Ul·:.ts "'l'rc attending J banquet Several glas!>eS spilled onto the table and a bra wl ~tarted w_. now sfcwk the fabulous eolle~~ion b~" Holly•'ood Clotl1es All Suits & Sportcoats %Price IOUTM COAIT PLAZA. COffA MllA. C•. PHOHI 17'411 ... 1111 • • - .. STOCKS farm Imple m e nt Plans Plant CHICAGO <AP) -lnternat,jonal Harvester says it will b reak ground within weeks for an $80 million re· search facility st Burr Ridge, southwest of Chicago. H a rvester senior vice president Robert Potter said Wednesday that wh en the laboratory is completed in 1982. it ~ house projects scattered at variOU.S Chicago-area locations. Conrail Loses $84.8 Million PHILADELPHIA <AP) -The Consolidated Rail Corp. <Conrail) has reported 1 Joss of S&U million for the first quartet' of 1980, an lm· provement over the SUS mUUon lou it reported in the aame period last year. . The fl nt quarter fl1urt1 mark Conrllft fourth run lear of OPerl· Uont lince A_prn. 19'1 • when It wu creat.ed by oonareu lO COMOUd.tte and reor11nlu 1lx bankrupt Nortl\ul\ railroad.I. Conrail no&ed In 1\.1 1t1ltmtnt Thi.at1da)I &hat Ill lou dtcUned, dti1pht' ri"'9u~ trtl1h1 tnlht .. f't1dllv. ~ 2. '980 s DAILY PILOT Plans Studied 'Smn' Wants Dividend Taxes By JOHN CUNNIFF NEW YORK <AP> --The Carter administr ation says the govemment is being cheated because it doesn't get its share of interest on your savings and dividends on your stocks, and it hopes to do something about it And so the adm1rustrat1on and <.:ongress and the banks and otners are arguing their cases with facts. figures. testimony. opi- nions. lawyers and money, a nd they will let you know when they re ch their dec1s 1ons . But there is a nother constituency loo. the individua ls who would havt• tht>tr incomes withheld It deserves to be considered a t least . and 1r nothing comes or 1t. the 1ndiv1dual,s.1nvolved d(· ser ve an e xplanation But first, the positions of the <Jd · ministra tion and the 1nst1tuuons . The adminis tration hopes to create a withholding s y5tem for interest and cv•o<iFF dividend income. us1nR banks. corpor<.1 · tions and others to ro ute directly to Was hington 15 pcrt'f.'nt of payments Intended for you. THE AD MINlSTRATIOI" h as 1t !> r\::.i!oif>n-. ,\" Senetary (i W1lht.tm Miller e1<pla1ned ··w,. mu'-l take pos1t1 \ e action to ll \ 1J1cl needle!>s lo!>s to t ht· 'I' re:.i"u r\ of billions of dolla rs due un<IN 11re!>enl lJX la~~ · The laws. it seem s. are ~mg flouted According t<> Miller. about 9 percent to 16 perrent of tntE'f<>St ~ncl dJ vidend mcome to 1nd n 1<luC1b nwn· t h&rt S2 htllifJn ..,· year -fails to show up <in tn<'r1ml' tJX r1•turn ~ Congress. however . might n11t buy the proposal. no .... before the !louse Ways <Jnd ''''Cln'> ('ommltll'C· on•· rt•;.i-.11n being tha t those who woulrl du th1· r<111t1n~. sudi "" b<ini.. . are uru formally and ad1tm:intl) c1gaenst 11 THEIR "Al'<:TJ " AiHil~E~TS are manv. out ~enerally relate to the M..,t of bookkeeping, to be a ~sum~<I by 1nst1tut1ons. and feelings that the plan would-clls<'ouragc• 5asmgs and divert funds !rom mor..eproduclwe w.~ Presum ably. som eone ~ill s pt-ak for t he mil hons of 1n d1,·1duals who would fctl the pinch. but they won t havt nearly the same abiltl~ to make 5() professional a presE·n -tat1on They soay ha\ e to rth un l<1gH· F1r<il. with the iner,m(' of t'(Jrporations alrearly (j'H•d. \.\hy shouJd md1 v1duals ha\'t· tn peiy tax1·s ag<Hn on th1· d1v1dends they receive from .those profits'.• It's &n old. <ilrt, ar gument. bul as relevont c1-. ever SECONDLY. HO\\ 'fA'iY pMplc· h;ne :.n·. rf'j l 111 come from 1ntere5t bn -.;n 1n.ec;" \en· f!•IA lnflJtl•1n li.i-. <'O_!lsistentl) deprived incli\'11j4als nf th<it t;.-1u· 11f 1nt•o11w during the Carter _years It h.t'> c05t th<>m 1n:.tf•ad • In one instance tht·rPfore. 1nd1\1rlu<ih ;Jr1• a.,kr•rJ ''' pay tax on 14hat alread ; has been ldXt•n tht: tllu..,1on 11f pro ~ fits. 14hen the reahtv is a '>t'' ere los!' Their legitimate ){rlW'"' oren l lntl·n11Pd t" r1fhet t he government s leg1t1mate demands that 1t be pa1tl every lh1ng the la w dedares st 1:> entttled to N OT i~ cheatin~ on tax retums to ~ condon •1J Bl'T THERE IS, ll !'leem~. an ... 1ndl\.1dual po<,1t1on some"" hert' 1n the· cro .... d betw<•en tho'><' repn·~entin~ tht• administration and thost• ar~u1ng th(' c ase for t he. instttu tt0ns And the pos1t1on of ind1v1dual-; leads to mnrt' quesllon ... that Congress might dt·.d 14 tth . 5ince the genenil ..,ubJ<:rt has bt>en brought ag31n Who t"an use that money best" The L".S goq>rnment n dden 141th defir it becau!'e it has spent beyond its incoml··· Or the millions of households, stnving to make enai. meet because of the inflationJr\' con'iequenres" . Outlays Plummet For Construction WASIH'.'<GT U:'\ 1 AP• Outla~s ft>r constru1•uon plum metC'd 5 8 percent en ~I :Jrch. the large!>t monthly dl'd11w c;1nc~ l~ and a further 1ndtl·atwn the t'COnumy 1!> ... inio n,,: into a re<·ess1on The cons truction indu.,try hJ'-~<'n dc·,11\ d sc•\t rt• !>el ha t k b" the high 1nten"'l rJfl'-. thdt th1 · c11\l'rnmt·nt s;ih :He net:e~~ar~ to rontr11I inn:it111n THE C'OM"ERCF: DEPART"EST ... ;:ud Thur~rla' th at !he \ alue nf C'1mstrutt1on dunng \lar<'h \\J., ;1t .1 i-easonall:-· :iliJU!'l\·d annual rate of $2;.~ bdll.,n. d<11A n S:!~3 I b1lho n. or 5 ~ 1wr1·1•nt from Febr uary Not sinC't' \t ar ch 19H. when s pendjng fel l fl 2 pcrrenl has..;here l'l('cn such a s harp fa lloff 1n constructtun uutl.1~' in· a singk month. said Commt·rce Department Jn.ti) :-.t Geor ge A Hoff Jr THE "AR('H FlGl'~E "as Sllll 6 perrent atxHe th(' total 1n :'.l art·h a )ear e &rllcr. however ..... 1ien.1t .... a~ S2lo i billion · The d<·p;irtm<'nt s aid pnvate construction 1n March was at a rate of $\76 4 b1lhon . dovm 5.6 percent from the February tot~tl of SIR6 8 billion It was 2 percent above a year earlier P n vatc residential const ruction in March was at an annual r ate of $51.5 b1lhon. dov.n ~ percent from the Fe bruary r ate of $53.2 b1llton Construrt1on !'pending dechned 2 8 percent in February Gold, Me tal Quotations By Tbe A~iated Prus Seleded world gold prices today: London: morning fixing $510.00. up $20 00 afternoon fix ing $512.50, up $2Z.50: closing. $518. Part$: afternoon fixing SS.16.73, off SS 26 f'ran.ktart: SSll.96, off $9.03. Zurich: $510.00 bid. of( SS.00: $515.00 a sked. New York: Handy & Harma n mid-morning $512.SO, up $4!2.50. New York: Engelhard selling price mid-morning $562.50. up S22.50 New Vork: Engelhard fabricated told mid·morning $530.44. up S23.29. * * * NEW YORK <AP) -1-hlndy & Harman New York silver $12.900. Engelhard silver $12.850: fabricated $13.545. * * * NEW YORK (AP> Spot nonferrotp metal pnces to- day· e.o,i,e.. .95%·.97\.<• •pound, U.S. destinations . Lead 4'M5 cenl5 a pound. ZlDc 37"'1·35'-" centa a pc>w)d, deUvered. llercary $'10.00 per nu«. Pt.Unam SSM-WS troy en. N. V: _ .. • ,. .88 .... o.~.L.Y.~.LO.T .......... ~ .......... ''·IO.•Y.·.M.•v.z •.• .eeo ... • .................................................... ~ .... ~~~ -•ibtey: Legends' New Kid on the Block lh tlO~ RD l.. UA O\' Qt -O..ft ~ ..... I It·'• the oow lud on the bl()(k. lht• upi.tart from tht' rt'aular tour maluna tu debut lO the l.cg nd ol T.-M, 1ournament at tht' John Wayne Tt•n rll, <.'lull tn N~·\4 port At'a<'h But l'ohn ll1bl.-~· thte'~n t mind I~ "'\CT. Ht• \PPF.~lll\ o ltlt.k ,l"t'tf lo tw• Ill lht' l'llntplln) ht• I:\ k1•t•11m~ \\h1lt• pl.1\lnK in tht' lA'lo(t•nd-. 11•111 11.11111•111 Thi-. ,.., h1-. ht,\ a11 l'l'JI 11111'1' 111 \Ill' I \ 1'111 "'l>CIO'l(lrt•cl h\ i ,1 rh' Bl .11w ht> I 1111111 I ,l,1rt µl.n m~ profo~.-.1onul ,, 1111111 I ........ ;.'h ht• "•" ~ I U:\1•d \II '' ••rli. tur 1·u..,tulll.., 111 .\u..,truh.i 1uuJ I 1111'1 f\t•11 ffo..,t·.,,. .ill \4 ht•n ht· rt•turnt'tl hcollh' h11111 th1• 11101 I h· .,,. .tl\tt'tl ""nu•ont' tn Jll lH'lll, " 11 h .111d I u't"<J tu RU out <ind \.ollt·' \\ II h 111111 I fr ., I ht• Ollt' .... ho ralkt"d ffi(• 111t11 t11111111i.: tu ttm, l'ountn :md tr) Er11er 011 li1jure (I, Wltlidraws Corona 1.kl M:.ir'.., Hod Lavl'r ~ii I f Jtl' Hob lie ~ 11 t 10 the fralurC'd malt h tc'm1~ht (7 .30J of t ht· Ca rle JHlUl.c.be. Tonn--ts- Legends tournament a t the John Wayne Tennai. Club in Newport R('al h In the l>l'<'Ond m atch , C lark G racbner will s ubstitute for :-.ev.port Bea<'h 's Roy EmeFS011 against Fred Stnll<• at 9 o·clock E mer.son w <L forced t o 1.1o 1lhdrnw from the tournament Thur~dav afh·r a knee start~ <1l't1n ,.: up Tht.• f o rm er \ u-.: r .il1J11 IJJ\ 1-. C:up <:.tar had .111 opt•rJtion on the knee dunng tf1l' pa't ~l·ar Jnd whc•n he was pl.1 f'ln ).! in Saudi i\rabia ret•ent I\ h.icl to h.e\ 1 I ht• kru:t.• dra1n{·d .1t:a 1n b .1 n•-.ull ti{: t!' unable to 1il,1\ in lht· Ll·J.!Pnd:-. tournamt>nt ,It !ht• W<t~rli' C'lll h lhl'i Wl.'(•k('nd v. 1rh (it :11'1111l'r f1ll1nJ.! in for him (in u1kr11ng 111ghl Thursday. \u-.1rnl1a11-. K•·n llOM.'waP\ ant1 l'ol1n lhhlt·) v.1111 f1r:-.t round m.a tt h"' Ho~e·v.:111 lh£· ,,o I :-.<'Cdf'd pLt H'r 1n thP romµet1t10n for pl.1 \ c•r-... l~l and ol<ll'r. hrl·N<'on Ho!>ewall '!> p:i,s1ng ... ho\!-. v.l•rt• working l o pi rf•·1 t1on throughout the 111.11 th I I.I\ td..,1111: "ho:-.t• .,t•rvt· de!>Prt e <1 I.nm. hl'lfl "t•n rt1· only onc·1• d11rrn~ the' ftr .. t ,H, them onl;. I 1111<.1· H11~1 v.Jl1 ., .,t•n •1ce m th<: II t rl h a.1 ffil' Of l hi' "('('CJnd S<'l -. ' Ing th1• pro t11u1 In l\r13 · 111.., fortt• 11n tJw court 11 lu'I buJJcl llkr wn we• .,,.,h1ch h1o1 'I lw-.·o l'lodt t>d 11l 14K 101h•-. pt•r hour. lhl' f~tN1l t"VC'f lt'<'Olth-d · 'THt: TlWlllU.t: WITU ttu .. type u( 'lt•rvH•t• 1' that ll \ urll':>, .. Ulbky -.aid bt•tw1•,·11 wm 1111111 't111l.!. at tht• W uynt· <'lub Thu,.,.da) for hl!I openan l( mt1t<'h .11:1111"l 1"11·v. ~kM1llu.n th~l llll(hl • II ' .111 ,, 11111111•1 of 111111n~ anti \ 111111.:-. Lii 1· 1l1ll1·r1•11t ul 111.iht I.lo ht•fl Ull' .111 I' ht··•' 11·r \ llU JU'\ l',111'l \t'I \t• J!>o f ,1,t •I" \ 1111 I ,1n Ill tl,1) 11.:hl Wtlt'fi rh1•ri• 1, 111111· 111w,11111· 111 tht• .11r Hui tlll' ..,..,,1. 1., 1•t•tt.rn1ly the ba,R J.:t''t IJ<il 1 111 Ill\ ~·.HHl' Jiili lo\hl'll I Ill 111110~ "'·II ,111tJ J.:t•111ng .1 1u1 ot Jl'e' ll µuh .i lul uf 1111 ''lift' 1111 lht.• othl'r flt' r..un I 11,., k 11ov. t h1•y have to hold tht•1r '>t'f\lt·t· .. 11 tht· tlml' to ~tav m lh1· rn<H<'h ' l>abll'y t..in rc<'al l almo:>t "Vl'ry mut("h M has had wllb playeni on the l,egends tour. "I've played M("Millan about threi: t1m NS and ~aten b1m twice." he ..,,,ys. ''l've never won a set oH Ho~ewall tn competition even with all the pruetice we did together in \ustra11a before I came here. "Wben I won my first pro t.ouma mt-nt at La Costa in 1973, l beat Rod t Laver ) in the semifinals and Stan Smith m the finals. Roy Emerson wall there but I didn't get to play him ..ind l don't r ecall ever playing J~a1nst him or mos t of the other µlayers in,.the Legends compet1t1on .. HE HAS Bt:EN paired Wlth Owen Da' 1cil;on an do ubles and the duo will face Bob Hewitt and M<"Millan at 2 Saturday in their opening match · We have never played together be(ore but 1t 1s probably good that ht: 1s a left-hander , .. Dibley says "That could help us to win " He's familiar Wlth playing doubles with a left-handed Jl'lrtner. "1 played doubles with Rod for about six months one t ime when Roy <Emerson) wu injured." Dibley feels be may have a b1t of an advantage in playing the Legends tournament. "BErNG ON THE TOUR regularly !>hould help," he says. "It could be to my advantage. Obviously, I wouJdrh want to face Laver under similar c1rc umsta~s. .. I feel I'm fitte r now than I ever was t-ven though 1t as much harder now to do as much traveling With an 11 month-old boy. my wire doesn't "unt to travel as much and 1t 1i. harder for me But I figure to stay on lhe tour for tStt DIBU.:v . Page 87> COLIN DIBLEY It's in .the Bag! ..... ~. Cox. Misses I~ ... And Angels .Win By DJ\Vf: (TNNINGll1U1 Ot! '"-• o"" P''°' !\''" A-. J o hn M on ta gu" c..a l munchin g a µu 't i.:am r• sandw1C'h, l1 ·<1mm..itl' Bohhv Grich caml' O\Cr to con~ratulat~· him for "thl· s:n·at1·st rl'llt-f performann · 1n th1: h1Slor~ or the Angels ·· "You com<' an trailing 3 l.. .ind without throv.1n~ " p1t r h )l>U ta ke two' run-; off thf• board and gt'l out of the inning. Gnrh --..·aid Wtll\Tt-~1h· ~rm W:n· 111 go. ~1on~~ · • • • JS REALITY . ~1t"{a,lag u1· tyla) ed onl) a '.'>Upport1ng 1011· ,,., thl.' Ang<'b b4'·al S<.'<itth· 2 I 1n .1 gamt· filll'<l "'1th l'OnlnJ\<·r'>~ M a.r1n«r Managl·r l>,1r·r1•ll .loh nson "'a-. '>O ltl('1·n -.1•d lw pla} t'Clthe gamt· undt•r µroll">l Forml'r A11gt'l Jim J\ndnwn h.1d JU:.l hit .1 1 .... 0 out d11u1Jl1• '.'>l'llrmg tY.o run' .ind gl\lnL. SPatlll· 1h :1 l ,1dv:inl,1g1· C:hri• Knapp 1.1.a!> 't·nt tu lht• ..,hov.o·r .ind Montal.!U'' ~ ,,, .umni•111t d t rnm llw bullµ.·11· W h 11 t• t· o n r t· r r 1 n g • t n t tt , mound . Anl-(<'I 'hori..top .. r•·IJ l':i tC'k said tu .\1 anag1 r .11111 Frl'go.,1.; Jim. I think th1 ~econd runnN m1ss1.'Cl lhl· bag JI third I think we should apJ>t>al "What did the ump1n· sc.1~ ·· Frcgosi ~L..,kl-d hi' sh111 t.,t111' .. HE SAtD hl' tag)'.\<-d 1t hut he 's not '.'>Uppo.,c:d t.o 'J' an) thing It ... ound' funn' thmt.. \H' '>hould appt al IH•t 1.1o n·n t h1• \f;1 ri n1-r" ;inl! !-.hul1J1 k. but thl' outcom<' ~ac; lh<il th1· inning v.,1'.'> 11\t•r, and rw1tl11 •r of tlw pr,<·\ H.>U'> \\loll run•. niunt1-<l "JOll"\SOS DOF.,SS 'T hJ\" JO) Uung \I1 prott:~l The rule 1.., 't•r\ dl'ar " "J1d r1ff1C'1JI -.i·1ir1 r \h·i r rank5 .\n ;ippt•JI p ld} I a fnrrl.' (}Ul. and v. hf'n t hi· th1 rrl out 1-!.f an 1nn1n_b~'~-d fure.i;. ut1 nm' t'Jrt...,eon-rm thrflfa~ John\iJn ho"'' ,,.r ...... 11J h•· \lo.t. ... n l µrr.11 ·,lini! th,.. rul.-tn tt•q>rt•l..itwn. or 1 ''nth• 1·11r1t••11 111111 th.it I Jrn 1 •1, ""'"•-<! th• h,1,, round in I! I ht rd I m JJrOl •· .. 11rw tht• umr1n· .. 1·ornluC't. · Juhn-.11n ,.lid 1'<11•·~ l•ild tht: umµ ·1 ht· run n1·1 m I '> 't• d l h 1 • ti :;-f .1 II tJ h I' .l0'>1Al'fl-.f 'Wh1<hrunn1·r·• f':itd, ,,.1ol r;, ....... , ,,nrJ 11n ... 1\nol "I.Uh•<\... .11d 't• l.1• I ot 1l h1· ~Ill 11 "THI: l \11'1K• 1 upJ1<1 1'<! !•1 1 .. •11 11 '•1111111111.tl •·11 .• n .1r11.i·.ll * plJy, .. John.'\on !><.1i<1 "lie is n 't s upposed t<> ~ay <.in ything until Jn .1ppcal •~ ma<lt• .. Shulo<.k. wh1h• inhls ting his n1nd U<'t "':.is lt:thni<'a lly correct. .1dm1t.:. that .Johnson m ay have a p111 nt "Jl c·~ probably right. The best thing I rould have i.a1d to Patek ,.. ''1akl· an app1·al.' Hut I ,j1rt,n t m1"c; tht• .pla) ·• Shulock -.4.11d "And I 1.1oa-..n t the one who -~~~The) ~ulri Ix! " ll1n~ at C~x 1n~l••Jt1 (}( me " ( 0 \.. \\lfO .els" madt! a 1hr1.1o1.1n.(.! 1•rr11r th.it ..,,., up thf' \nJ!o·I' "1110111).! r un v.a.., rn no 1t111111i to tJll.. I m not '> 1\tn~ :.in)lhing 111· m Jd" .1 'hlt'{'JI 1 l'all .. Cox ~:.i1d I -.11·p1i.·d rii.;ht on tho• t hlr .. :p l 1n~ 11<11-? W1th lha t. he rnarcht' the 'l'Conn tr.111-:ht n1~ht h1• h1:lpnJ 1h1• \11~1·1'"'"'11 .1 '.! I gJ nw on a tnn tr•1\1 r-.1.il pl:i' ,....,.,.11""' "· f'a 11,t• R7 1 * * * Talks Continut• Strike Inevitable? . . Grebey No.t Sure l>1hl1•\ rl<n 1n).( In his f1rc;t I • L!1•n1h t(lurn.1m1..nt and fresh '• • m ttw n ·gulJr pro lour. de: t• •l•·.f ~11u th 1\fr1('an 1-'rC'"' \!1\1111.m r 1 1;2 hc·h1nd tu., 1•11\\ l'rf11I "'r\ 11·1· I >1hlr•\ has th(' I ''"'"' -.i·t '1C·1• on th•· pr<> t•>ur 1t "·'" diwk1·d .11 I~ m1l1·., rwr 11r1111 T1Jng11e i11 Cheek · Fn•J.!1~1 told \1ontavu1· to L.11 .. 11 a tr~ S\l i:lfl1·r I 1t l..11ll.! h1 \\ .1rm up., \1 nnt.1gu1· 'lt•pp1•d of! tlw mound anrl thrt•\\ tlw ti.di tn l'arnC'v Lan~forrl . "ho '\1·p1wcl on l h l' b a g t · 111 JI 1 r '· .I 11 h n !-.hulnl'k 'hrll·k1-.I · \'e·r 11111' th 1> '' ..-n ',1,<.tf\ ,, ' • , .. ,..., ~ ..-'ll't1. • ,,, ,., •t lt . \hi ..... I h1 pl'" r h.1\1• :-.lat<'<! that r n• 11•" I• t"I• ,1J.!n •1•mcnl 1:-. 11.'t1"d h\ \L" :!:! lht·~ "ill noJI ; l.1 \ ·'"' lf1 1tfl• hJ ... l'hiil l. .. t, ro tu•\ .... 1111 · llut '>lll<'C the ven· .Joh n :'\kEnroc conc:<:ntr:1tes on his serve to Heinz Cunt h<Jrdt in th(' Wo rld Chi.11np1onsh1p of Tennis tournament 111 fh1llas "1th hie.; l<mgut· hanging out of the !-ttde of h1-.. mouth '.\le 1':nroc· bC'ltccl his roe. 6-2. 6 l. 6·0 That tngi.wn·fl ;1 !1•11 1.:111, 111· .. 1 Los AI Veterinarian Suspended From AP Oli.patcbes Th<' lr<J<'k \.<'lerinanan at Los Alam1tns ILH·f' ( 111ir..,I' has hf'e n suspend('(! a nd fined h' (·<ti t for n 1 a II ors P Ra c 1 n g 8 o ll rd :-lt'1.1. Jrtb for allc~cdly fa1hn~ to report the J't>~"lhh• dru_gg1nj( of a horse IO hl5 Care. Board offlc·rah <'Onfarmed that Dr Gfdjy F Reck 1.1oas fined $500 Wednesday c#tlrl ,.,. "11spl•ndt><l for 18'1 da) s beginning M<.1if for failing to inform other r acing of f1r1als about the possible drugging incident '' h1('h ht• allegNlly kn<•w about RF.CK S.\10 Wt:ONESDAV night that h1· v. as unJwar" o f a ny actions taken against him. but confirmed he had been 'lUl''llonl-d l'Xlcns 1vely by stewards a™?ut cl rugging 10c·1dC'nts £>arher that day "To my kno,..,IL'Cli!C ... Beck said, "I have not been rmed nor have I been sus· prnded ·· It was las t reported that harness driver Wa ll e r .J Petl'rsen Jr. has been fined $500 Jnd s usrx·nded six month s for allegedly of· (Pring a SI.Oii() hnlw to another dnvN to finish third or v.or'\l' 10 <1n c·xacl<i race last \larrh 21 1\dd11111nall) the .,tew<H"d.., n·c ommt·nd<'d that r<1r1n~ board c·om m1ss1onc:r... rl'\OkC: the• 'ti.llC ltrf'n5e of Lh1· Cc·rnto.., rlrl\ er Pekrson ,..,a.., un;n <1!1Jbh• for romment ·~ THE Bt..<'K ('ASF.. the ch1d in 'est 1gator for the rac·ang board s aid the s tev. ards riled a section of th1· board ·., Ad m m1c;trat1\.c Cock th<it requ1n'!> r acrnR of ftt1al~o report to the board or ah -.tev. ai'lb anv vrolat1nn of the rulcs.11r \\ h1ch they hav{· kno\\ lcdg<• "Any racing offi c1<1l who fails to ex ercisc due d1h~ence in the performance of has dut1e!> shall be n •hevcd of his duties by the stewards 4:1nd the m atter referred to the board." the code ~ta tell Board mvcstii.:ator Gerald Cruise ex plained that the c·vidence aguinst Betk was provided by the trainer of a h"rsc with a SUSPl<'IOUS lump on ..... nt•rk John Sevano TR;\JN£R CllRlSTISE·MAU:R told th1 · paper that Btock informed ht•r th1• hnr'>l' H11s1e Lass. had a lump on rts neck and ll><)ked like it had bt~n hit .. Cruise said. "ll v. as repartt.-d to h im Beet.. J that a hor-.p had a lump on 1L-. throat and he d1dn 'l\do anything ;ibt>ut 1t \\'hen<'ver a horse.htls a lump on al~ nt•<'k 11 indicates 1t has bct•n tamf)('rf'd v.1\h It means that 'iomcone ha:-. pul lhl' nl·c.'(!le in thev.rongplace · The horse with the lump wai.n't amon~ the four horses 1dcnt1f1ed ac; having com p<·ted last week at Los Alamllos while al legally druggr•Ji ~1th the s timulant nalbuph1f1e. but Cruise said Beck came un· dcr scrutmy because hf' wa!'i <'Ons1dered the private veterinarian for all four drugged horses which com peted in exacta races Apnl 24·25. Beck has maintained a private practice with harness horses in ad dation lo his role a s the omc1al tra('k V<'ll'nnanan. ; .• '"' r''~J~l~ tr,, r: 'u;,, , I .1dJ1·-. .ind i.:•·n· I· 111t•11 1r1 lht ' .. , 11, r "''"r111i.: lol.11 i.. I rrini.. .11~l 11 pr• -1 n11n~· lti•· 11i.1pi1 11 .1.:111 h;1"·h,dl 1d,l\1·r "I th•· >\Urld \l.H\111 '\l rl ,1n1 \I Jll1 r ' t11·i.:111111ni.: th1· """ m•r... have been 11 1-.tn.: th•· 11111·n·..,tl> of lhf' pl.t' e•t' I he· :!fi t'IUIJ~ and thl.' f ·"'" • \ 1 i t ,.d.· . ' h,,,.~ 1'"''"' tru .• u. •.'\'L, , •nud n ,. S \fO all ;,il1ing lhat h.1 .. ..ti.ill l'<111 t•onlinul' while \11d rn 1111 , 1·11rn1 •1 \\l'.trini.: "'hrli· trunk' .ind rt·pri· ... ·ntinl.! ""t.!1H1Jt1on ... an• undt.>r way.'· th1• :!•· h.L'-''l1.ill duti o'.Aon1·r... c;rl'bt·\ 't"'""'d "W<' played I(.,, · c;00<1 (,11, • c;rl'tll'\ "lthout a nt'" r nntract through it~· ,·mu.d, h;.,..,._, uildlv th1· .\II "lJr brt>ak in 76. and the II mt~ht 1u-.t bt· J fJnlJ"' in :--. R \ did 11 for ,, full year. The i: rt•ht•\ ... ht•Jd hut a .. t h it. f 'Fl did 1t for thn'<.' ~C'a rs n1•go11ator for the ""' n<:rs h<· 1-. It ... ~·m-. tn me that a pre<'e· pn·~enling JUq 'Ill h a ~cenano cll•nt has bc1•n :-.t't /or playu\g To h1>;1r c;n·b~·' tell 1t \~hill' negot1at1onl> continue." pl:iq•rs .trt· bt.•ang "l'lfl'>h and un Gn·be:-said • r1 .. 1:-.onablt-in th1•1r h..irgJlnlnJ! In tht.• other corncr . Miller ror .1 m·" ha:.1r Jl!r<'<'ment ~.l) ~ owne~ have bt.oen unwilling t-:\'E:\'. i\ORSE, th1.· pla~er-. Jrf' thn·.!lt•mng tn ~:.ilk out and rob Ameri.c.;.i of 11!. n ational pa::.l1ml·, <fi>f1venn~ a KO pun<'h rtot 5o mu('h to the o .... ners as to thf' f<in~ That '5 how Grebe\ tl'lls 1l , anyv. a) · Grebe~ h<' Id a pr£•ss eon ferente 1.tl Anaheim Stadium Thursday aft1•r m l't'lmg With the owners of all s ix West Coa:.t rlubs earher 1n the dav. lo negotiate the ~er1ous issues. 1hat Uwv .... ant to kill the free agent·~ ~ystem. a nd that alter l'ndlcs~ huur:-. or met!tmgs, no progr~ has been made. "NO. I WOULD not agree/· \.r<'bcy s:11d predictably "The Pla~('rs A:isef'<'iat1on·~ definition of progrl'i-S as that we say yes to v. hat they want. "Rut we've already agr~ to <S« STRIK•~. Page 871 Draft: Rams Did Better T11:.a n Expect~d new recruits fl~t hont~en the Rams condu~ their only mani·camp of the spring May 13-~. The rookies will report the 13lh Wlth the veterus ./ I .. The Rams were a<:,tlng Just like ihe cat who swallowed the canary foUowmg Wednesday's NFL draft The s mile& were full and wide and everyone, from general manager Don Klosterman down. ap- peared J>leased ' "I think everybody's happy with what we ac- <'O mplashed," said Dick Steinberg. the Rams ' Director of Player Personnel. "We were able to fill uur need.'l without deviating from wher e we had players rated. It ·s ROing to be hard tor some veterans in backup roles to play." ''I TIUNK WE GOT aome pretty aood plcks." added CoA<'h Rily Maiava.st, 1r1nnlnC from ear to <'11r "I n<!ver roally thoupt we'd aei lhe quality wti did with the plck.1 we hid.11 The dratt wen.t 10 ~ull1 In fact, that Kloaterman even Injected a UW. .umor When quaUoned b¥ OM ,.,oner 11 to Chart• Young 's u sefulness with San Francisco. Kl~crman quipped. "Sure. Young should help the 49ers Wllh the type Of System they have. but that's why we dr:iftcd Johnnie Johnson. so we'd have someone to cover him." ..... ACCORDING 0 PRO FOOTBALL weekly's r ankings the top colleelate can· dldates. here's bow e top five Ram picks were graded by PoSltlo Johnnie John.Son. Texas, fifth In the delen.slve ck category (the Rams had him ranked No. 2 hind Cok>rado 'a Mark Haynes, drafted by tho New Yqrk 'O\an\I). Irv Pankt)'. Penn State, fourth on the otrenalvct cuard llat. Jew rl Thomaa. San Jo u State , alxth In the fullback cate•ory; t,ero,y Irvin, Kan111. 21th at dt fen1lve b1clc , and Phllllp Murphy, Sou\h C1rolln1 State, lftlh at rttfttn tv• taclclt I .. . . J UST HOW ACCURATE are the rankm~s" The 39th grade o n the defensive end <'h art belonged to 6-11 , 260·pound Darryl Dawkins. the present ~nter for the Ph1ladelph1a 76t'rs of the NBA • • • ONE SIGHT THE RAMS wiU miss around the camp wiJI be Charle Youn$( playing basketball . on roller sk1\es. ~p. every week Young would brinr: one of his t hlldren lo the Rama complex aod t.bf'y would cnuaao Inn rr1endJy aru me of onf'·on-one wtth roller akutea and o ba kf't bllll. I jWlt hope ("Olth 8111 Wal1h In San Franclat'o rememb«!r• to brtnM a •kote key With him to pra<' tic~ , ... MAI.AVA.it ,ILi. Gt:1' • rhanrt> to ll'f' hi• expected to show the next day. • • That will be the only look the Rams coach wfil i;tet until the rookies check In July 19 for lhe st.art.. of summer trainana. The veterans wUI come LfjO <'amp July 216 • • • .., . M/\LAVASI GREETED the p~Sll foUowhl• Tuesdny'!i draCt nattily atUred ln a pair of ~Y sla<"k•. a white •t\ln and sliver tie. quite a-:..it- partuN' from thl' ishort. aAd Ra m jucke{ the ~ WH l1Af'l1 to IPtlna : Coulrt \hit bt' th'' •hart of a new lm-Ma)'hf "fl "''Dai 1 uat one C' IV of my Ntw Vtar'a o. Pa&• Ill • Your Ho•etown Dally Newsp aper' TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Spi-e~ding Lies . Supervltor Edison Mille r t\ahned 1bunclay bis pcinnpal opponent ... lbe J W>e , decdoa --Republlc.n AHemblyrnan ~ NeMande "viekMalJ " ,.,.ad false and mlsludinc ln- lor1n.UOO about him ln a can dldate'& statement to voters. MlUer seat a sll'Oa&IY worded letter to the coun.ty 's Falt Cam- P• I 1 n Practices Commission protestlnf Nestu<le's use ol Uus comment in bis fortbcomlng 6l•l•IDll)t. quallncations for office or the "M~ opponeat ln th1& election candidate In que8tlon." &J a ~ aj)OOlotee of Gov He said "even the most liberal tnor Jerry Brown. Kh, main lnlerprela\ion o r what con- poliUtal experience haa been as i.mutes a candidate's education an offlcef' ln Jane f'onda's llnd and quahf1calions could not tn· Tom Hayden's r1dlc1l left-wing dude false a nd defamatory orcaniutlon <Ca mpaign for sljjlt!ments regarding the can· Economic Oempcracy)." • didate's opponent." Miller said rules regarding The supervisor, appointed to candidates statements "clearly offi ce last year by Governor limit the'tr eentent to the age. Brown. denied he has ever been e ducation and p t:r~onal an "orfacer"mtheCampaign for Economic Democracy. "It 1s common knowledge that I am a member of CED and have been an adviser regardin& veterans amurs. But l have never been elected or appointed to serve as an 'officer' or CED.·· Miller con· •ended H e s aid that fo r "Mr. Nestande to even indirectly question my devotion. loyalty and dedication as <tn Amencan 1s an outrage to mt· and H> the -Grilkd by Panel .f l\ Hunts .~e~y Plot For SilVer Takeover , WASHJNGTON (AP) --Texas r I '• billionajre William Herbert Hunt . told a House subcommittee to-~ day that at no time did he "at-~ tempt to corn", squeeze or . manipulate th~ silver market " ~l. . ..Hunt-3Dd !AS ~~sother . Neb<>n-/. Bunker Hunt. also ins isted they neve r owned a n ywhe re near 'WO·lhfrds Of the world's Silver, as some published reports in· dicated. ' I . ~,. ....... voters of Orange County." M 11ler 1s a former Marine Corps offi cer who was shot down over North Vietnam and held prn.oner for rive years . Miller. however. was censured by the Secretary of the Navy for stateme(lts on the war he made while held in captivity. A~ for his "marn pohttcal ex· periencc." Miller cited his work as a member and vice chairman or Orange County's Democratic Party. The county's Fair Campaign Practices Commission meets next Tuesday and Miller sajd in his Jett.er lo the panel he wouJd be unable to atlelld. However, he s uggested a s~parate tu1ari ng could be scheduled "so that I m ay amplify the information in this letter." • N estande l-ould not ~ reached for comment today In testimony before a House Government Opt>r ations sub- committee, the Hunt brothers ac knowled ged they have negotiated a nine·year loan from private banks for about $1 billion that will require them to dispose of most of Ufeir si l ve;. fthy lie Aborted Raid The agreement a lso bars them from using the money for fresh s peculatioo in any commodity, the Hunts sajd. The Joan, as previously report· ed. will be made to the Placid en Co.. which is wholly owned by trusts set up by the Hunt family. Jn this drawing by Betty Wells of the NBC N 1g htly News. Army Col. Charles Beckwith. leader of the aborted attempt to rescue the Ame rican hostages m Iran. an~wers questions for reporters at the Pen- tagon. Beckwith said there was "no way" he wanted to proceed "''1th five helicopters. It was uncertain bow much o< the Hunts' s ilver and s ilver rutur~ contracts wiU actually be liquidated, or exactly when, except th.at it will be an "order- ly" disposition. William Herbert Q Hunt said: T w-o P r otesters Execute d -in Iran • 3Teens Held In Laguna Crime Spree Tuniag (Jp Members of Laguna Beach High School tfand tune up for s pring concert tonight at 8 o'clock in .the school auditorium. That's Sosan Welner on clarinet. Barry Kirby on tuba, Mark Klages on trumpet. Jeff Hogan on sax and Dan Upchurch on trombone. Concert tickets will be on sale at the door for $2. • Talks With London Terrorists Resume Much of 11he ptoceeds from that loan will be used to help pay debts incurred by the Hunts whe n the silver m arke t col- lapsed. he testified. Those proceeds will go lo form a partnership ·among Placid 011 and William Herbe rt Hunt, Nelson Bunker Hunt and Lamar Hunt, he said. Assets in that partnership will include not only silver bullion and silver futures contracts. he c;aid. but also coal properties. stock.s. and nu~r~us o'ther securities. Wh ile aclcncfwledging details of the publicized loan. the Jiunts side-stepped questions about the a mount of silver they have owned, as well as the profits they made and the losses they <See SlLVER, Page A2> By The Associated Pre1ls Two. une mployed workers found ~u illy of "incitin~ II?· norant people .. and involvement in bloody anti-government dIS· turbances 1n Iran's restJ\I.' 1<huzestan province were ex-. ecuted t.oday . Tehran radio re- ported. It identified the men executed in the city of Ahvaz as Ahmand ~ozan and Massoud Daynah. Thev had taken part in "most of the sit-ins. demonstralaom. and acl1v1ties" 1n Ara b · Ham ilton, S~e Contest Seen Tossup Crash Hurts LONDON <AP) -British anti-police officials said. But they re· By DAVID KUTZMt\NN terrorist specialists resumed vealed no details of the talks. 0t-o.11r~tat• their "patient, persevering" As the London standoff en-Laguna Man The Association of Orange ~gotiations with Arab Iranian tered its third day, the Iranian County De puty Di s trict Al· gunmen holding al least 19 government beefed up security A LagWUl Beach man was in torncys endorsed prosecutor bostages at the Iranian Em· outside the British Embassy in guarded condition today at Michael Pear over mcumbenl b.assy in London today. Tehran after the staff received South Coast Medical Center .Judge Frances Munoz Thursday l n Tehran. the militant cap-telepbooed threats that the mis· after the car be was driving col-in the Harbor Municipal Court tors of SO American hostages ac-sion would be blown up or OC· lided bead-on with another on race to be decided by voters in cused Preside nt Carter of cupied in tetaliat.ion for the Lon· Pacific Coast Higb~ay near June. . populated Kbuzestan directt>d ;ign1nsl Iran's revolutionary Three Loe; Angele<; teen·:JAer<; J!OH•rnment. a nd were found "ii I be.• :.i rra1gned 1n Orange i;u1lt:, or 101nmg in ronsp1rac1es Count~ Superwr Court May 14 .it a un1vcrs1tv in Ahvaz. and of nn chaq~es of rape. rob~ry , ··1nc1ltnl! ignorant people and burglary. car •theft and assaul~ dtn·cl 1nvdlvemenl in an mc1-stemaun)'!. from a crime spree m dent wh1r h led to the d(!ath of Laguna Ot'ach and El Toro that ... cveral people and the tnJunog included th<: rape of a 14 year- nf a lar~<' number of others," olrl Rirl. thC' broadc·ast said.. -: . , . , ....... Held .1.n OranRc-Gounty Ja1~ 01ss1dents amon(! lran'c; Afab with ball set at $'.!50,000 each are m1nonty !1aw• been f1 ghttng the Michael Ray Simmons, 19. Ben- l' c n tr a I RO "e rnm e n t fo r 1amm Jamal Montgomery, 17 , a uton omy f o r 01l-r 1ch and Darryl Bernard Watts, 17 , Khuzestan. all of Los Ailgeles. Tehran rad10 i!aVC' no further The three a re accused of details of the fatal "1nc1dent." breaking into a Laguna Beach but last week five persons were home Mar. 18, p1stol-wh1ppmg k illed at Ahvaz in fi ghting the father. then gang raping the •bet ween Is lamic fundamen-couple's 14·year-old d aughter. tahsts and lefusts opposed to a They allegedly drove to El government dec1s1on to .pUf'ge Toro where they forced their the uruvers1ly system of anl.1· way into a second home, taking Islamic ideology. valuables and the family car. T he rad.lo reported nine deaths i:hey we~ captured a short in clashes at three universit.Jes while later 10 Santa Ana on the April 21. including three at Santa Ana Freeway. Tehran Un1vers1ty. but unof-The two teens were found to be ficial estimates said seven to 20 unfit to be tried as Juveniles m a persons were kHled and many hearing last month. others were injured At that They were bound over to time. Japan's Kyodo news Supe rio r Court after pre- !See IBAN. P•ge A%) liminary hear ing in South Orange County Municipal Court Board Eyes Bu dget this week. masterminding the London don siege. W 1 Dri . So th L The Harbor court district cov-takeover. A Tehran radio broadcast es ey ve an u aguna. ers the cities of Newport Beach. Continued discussion of the The "subversion" in Londoo monitored here aaid the Iranian Scott T. Norris, 20' was driv-Costa Mesa and Irvine. Capistrano Unified School Dis· { US mill,._. _ _,__..,.Cart-o( ..._ ing southbound at 10:30 p.m. In another Orange Coast race, 1DJ1kes resolution o the· . . ....._ _._Ulll'Cll.I ..,, uo:-Thurada.y when be collided with h . h t •-'-trict 's preliminary .budget for ~ta•e crisis .. more difficult," ing behind the London embassy dri b p tr1. k Ebert l e association c ose no to ..... e 1980·81 ls on the agenda ror the -• takeover and said be and bis al· 35 3 .coafr ....... ~!° ... Ylslan•d. c · a n·y position in the contest tti;.= = 5~iranian lies should have known lhal "the Ebert~~ minor injuries, between incu.mbent South Coun· ~:;£ay~r ~~~~~s sc~:~~ bo1ta1es here, "Do not fear use ohucb subvenive methods" officers said. The accident is Wl-l Y M unlci pal Court JudJ{e to meet at 7:30 p.m. in the dis· uaartytdom." (SeeTE&&OR, Page A!) der investigation. <See JVDGES, Pa•e A2> trict board room. Tbe Iranian government says • ~~~~,. $33.4 Million Sewage Pact OK'd ~tan be released. ~ ii tbe heart o( ,tbe ~anoilbelt. 8yDONCBAPMA.N awarded list week to Gust K. oth er plants in the AW14A er plantlng. and provisions for -Tu terrorists, members or c. • ....,,........, Newbert Construction Co. of Los system. pedestrian .and bike trails link· lftn't Ar9b mlDortty, toot 0ttr A• $38.4 million contract ror An1eles wid to the Brende~ Members of the Laauna inf lhetwoacljacentparks. i8 rawton emb.al)' Wednelday con1trucUoa of a re1lon.al Corp. of lrvlne. Niguel Community AssoclaUon n a.nnouncin& the awardin& of JIDll ........... to kMJ t.he1r Ira· sewa,. treatmeDt·plant between Completion of the raclli'". the lo 1978 carried4lhelr oppo1iUoo \he contract, .AWMA Geaerat Jllan ......,., -bell••ed to '"lwo parb in i..,una N\tuel has J.rik la A v to the project to the Oranae Manase.r William Sukenik IUd --JI -II Ille ..i-s ~ ud a tommlllllty 1"1 11 1la AWllA'I S1'0t mUUon County Plannln' Comml11lon s t e. pa woU>ld be ta tea to Mt Mt free. TM tenwtata wMc:~ ~ty op-re1 on• H"f•t.• 111 em. 11 1nd to the county Board of mlnlmlle odor d two Bn\olal ud a b U.. fHtlity ex· ta1t= ~ : :e: on l§ Su~~eUld u.. roadmlty Alto, he Mki. the plant .nu be AMI o1 D••• iii" pee.rt. .::r,:~ a aert1 OI lml oa Le Pu Roed of UM lite to ta.. pe~. a= =~to bleed tn wt&ll lta aur~ ~=~:a.:·:~.:: r. 0 ···::.~.. ...-: .1=. •'.~a:.--=~·::: = = =:~.11. · ·,.r·u.::.:' t~= el lftefal~ ~m · ....... tMC.W.VllleJ tlle p0teaUal tllreat of un· ••~J:Z:J "Urial wtti, ... .. ~ ., .,. Ciiia ··• ,_, ,.. .... odon. ud u .. ..._. uw ... •• °"' --. .. E'•at •• • ater ,,. lltl ,,... 9'11 Mft ,\WO • m...a ~ rtPol't u.tr lakl °"" .... ~ ... ... ~ Maat!!li IM •;:g: lil9all•t ... ... wM 111•.-Ct, ''Wt ,._ CO ......-tM ._. .......... ..... ""'.:....,..:& ~·~ ........................ IN!~ ini!f:!\ ..... ......... Ht I... bul Ml ...... H\lbtl1....e bW ''-' 1Hlr4 Of f"Altir llltJ.l••••••l w11 hi Jf!llHllll Of u..1 M:;t •MP!lrY._. '" toll0"41~· 1M ........ ···*"' ...,. •• ., ................. ,.... ...... • ... -. flMI, . .. •• Coast Weath er Fair through Saturday with gradual warming. Lows tmigbt from 45 at the beaches to 55 'inland. Highs Saturday from up- per 60s to mid 70s. l•.•1.fl~ Tefl•• It'• dil/lcvlt to revel an 1pringUmc omid /reewo111 and concrett. 814 ''°~to tllc P,._,,. Faltt .,... oc· tori ad WIU.ora ~lcbrale tltc HCUOlt Elu0Htllan·•t11le. Po{IC Cl. i ., I .I ' f I I 1- , ' . • • ,. ·· •41 OM.y P!LOT UlC flr1d1w. Max a. IN .· ~--JVST BREAKING----.... ,......,..,C'--..... '~-'n•CJ • .,.. .. ._ ... r;.. StOnn Bears Down · On FreedQrn FlOtilla ~SY wt:ST, fla. (AP> A itonn thlll'Md *'ltd lM ,,..... ......_ toc1a1 ... ~ Cout o~ ••med 1N111nc11 o1 boat.... ID UM ",.,...m notJOa" from C\aba to aet otr U... WlltrMd ......... 'n-. Cout Gu.aH waned boeten tMt · '•aa.ive 1tonna. hip wtlDdl md h•U .. went ~ wtUlla IU CO lO bMn. CRelMtd~. A4> P' A 1hnUar 1tonn ~.., •• • Med trumew·f0tte w.u \hit lt"ft moN \ban 20 am.ii boe&I CIPIUod Of IWlk Two bodi .. were found in one boat Two others ~re 1t1hted 1t &ea lhen ao.t. ' . P ln11aa. .. ••rt .S••••• •• l•r•~N• TEL A V\V. ltrMJ <AP> PaJe9Ua1u. burNd M01M111 ac taraeU arm.y vebk._ loda1 ln Anabla. l!Mt W•t Bull town .wbe,. t.....U eoldlnw •bot and lu.lJed • 17 year-old Pa&.e.tiniu It~ ln a teboolyard IC\llfle. tbe West Bank mtUt.ary ~m mandlakl. Al Bir Zet\ aDd llamallab, alao tn the larHU-ot'cup6ed W•t Bank al the Jordan R•ver, lsruu vetuclft *ere at.ooed u tenslON a~Mrated by tM atudeat '• kJWns ran hJp acroM the occupMd terrlt«y and tbe P-.lesUnl1m moved to the brink or open revolt. Less than 10 miles from Anabta. 1n the Israeli town of llerzJ.Ja. negolJaton. from Israel. Egypt i&nd the Un.ltoo Stt.tes agreed to leave the toughest PaJestlman autonomy lssu~ for th~ future and espk)re lhe seru.11Jve ~eeunty question m the coming week of neaotJallOIU, U S sources said today SllMlftlt• Pre•~•• 81Ul•g Pia•• STf LOUJS <AP> -About J .000 hieb school student.a chanted protests today outalde. a rederal bulJdina where a proposed de· segre){aUon plan waa presented ln U.S. District Court, "Take OW' aplril, lake our pride . Take our books 'cause we won 't nde." shouted the •ludents --- Depart8Nnll •I Ed~•il•• R~adl~d _wASHfNGTON <AP) ........ Preeident Cuter today ordered the Deputmenl of EducatJon lo formally belin operations Sunday MOii of the funcUons of the department will be transferred from the Department or Health, F.ducaUon and Welfare, wb.lcb becomes the Department Of HeaJtb anci Human :semces on ~ day. Dollar .-al~ Gal•••• tt'erld M•rlcet r, LONDON (AP)-Tbe Value of tbe cfoUar 'gained oo world ma rket.today, whiJegoldprtce1weremixedandsUvergained. Gold closed ln Load.oil. at. ~18 an ou.ntt,~ up from $495" at Thursday's cloee It clc>eed ln New York al $SU.SO, dowu SS.90. London's -sUver prtefl roee lo $12.7S a.o ounce from $12· T1ml"'Sday. SUver closed In New Yorlt at $13.65, up $1.47. 'Callous Killer' Sentenced to Life --Lee Mc Kinzie Brazell was ~entenced today· to Z7 years to life impri!onment for his ronvic- Uon in what Or a nge County Suoerior Court Judie Kenneth Lae called the "callous killing or Garden Grove service stat.ion ope rat.or GeorRe Blee.'· Brazell. ~. or La Habra, Ht silently at the counsel table in Brothers Sue Over Attack By Guard D,og Two Font~n·a l>rothers who clai med they were attacked by a ~uard dog during a draplrip melee have file.d .a $250,000 tawsult against Orange County Jn t e rn ational Raceway In Irvine. · Mi c hael Marks, 26, and Christopher MarkJ, 21, aUeae in the Orange Co unty Superior Court action lhal they were al· tacked by the aecurtty fore. do1 duri,,_ a diaturbance that broke out March lS durlnt a "fox bunt" at the raceway. The near-rtot that broke out • arter a beer conceuton clo.ed down left one man dead and 21 1nJured Named u defendants in the action are Internationa l Raceway Parka Inc .• Oran1e County lnt.ernaUonal Raceway. Reaver Security and Intema· taonal City Security Jn~. " The elder Marki brother ' claimed he was hoapltallaed for t reatment of the ·alleged dog ,bile .. °"5 CQMT VJ( i•f+1 Qlie)I , ... Or-~ 0-lt ""~ ..... -~ •• ~--""' _,,,,...., " ,.....,_ ...... Or-c...A ~ ~. ~-· --·.,. ---·· .......... ,_, ... c-. -. ..._ -..... _......., , •• ,._,,. ... .,,.,., v,,,,,, ,•:,·~"!I !.. .. ,.... ~~C.-A.... _ ...... ...,i.-... .......,, _ ~L , ... -~ ,.....__,, .. ,....,,,.. ........... o ........ ~-c.i .... _,..... • --·-.. .__ __ _ , ... c..... .,, ...... ,....,_a.-__ ""-" ....... ...... n:::.·:.=- o.o..i..i.... _ ___....,_ -~-... ~ ... ---......... -,,.,,_ . .....,. ''""*''en._..., 011rm1u.•re t ',...,. ~=~.-:-,_ ........ .... the crowded courtroom as Judge Lae pronounced sentence. ·The defendant was convicted April 3 ln Lae's cpurtroom of shooting Bice in August as the service station owner crouched m lhe bed of a pickup truck. Bice had Jumped in&:P t~e lnlck .. it sped •way rrch his rexaco statlOQ when the occu- pants didn't-pay fOf' SlO worth of gasoline. Lae blW'ltly told Brazell that he believed the dere~danl should spend the remainder of his life m prison. Deputy D~trict At· torney Paul Neyer later said Brazell would become eligjble for parole after serving 18 years of the term. "The court believes thls was a c allous kllllni." Lae uld. "Looking al the defendant 's re<:· ord the court finds he haa been in trouble since a very yoWlg age and gravitated to the most serious offense that can occur." Lae said he had no "heallan· cy" in ordering-li stale prison term for Brazell. Defense attorney Rlchud Bonner unsuccessfully ar1ued that BrueU should be enUUed lo a new trial. Bonner was al.ao un- able to convince Lae that the fi rst detree murder flndinc ot the jury should be reduced to second degTee murder. Lae aaid the fact.a of the cue showed clearly that the kill.lng was premedil8ted and did occur with mallce. Teat.lmony ln the tri•I lndicat· ed that when Bruell aaw Blee ln the b1ck of the truck be loaded a shot1Wl, atopped the vehicle, leaped out and d1achar1ed the weapon, blowing off a portion or Bice'a head. Meyer aaid that BrueU had a history of a uto theft-rtlated cn m .. and waa oo parol• from state prt10n at tbe time the shot1w:i alaytna occurred. .&..vme'1 Growth lrvtDt'a pOpUJa&Joo 1.Dcrtued b)' ao c-<•t an 111t, t0t r-.-1rowtrai. In CaUfomla·for cltl of more than 50..a.OOO people, ac~ to• at.at• uepartmeat o{ .. lune. report lutMd '!'bun· d.a1. A total ol 83~ people were llvln11n lrvtM on Jan. l , the re- port said . Auht a n t CH y M•nacer P•w Brady Jr. IAkl ubo11t ,, ,000 peoplt DOW Uve in Irvine On Jan. l , lt7t, lrvtne'a l>OP\al.UUO ~ .. U .100. ' Oran1e Couoty'a popuJaUOn mcreued ln im from 1.~.8000 w l,M,lOO. C'allforru;1 's population in· c-reaffd by l 8 percenl, lll the 11ame period T be hl1beat «ro wlh ratea a mona cttie. O"er ~.000 were -re1l1tered. a fter Irvine. by Rancho Cu<-amonga. Thousand Oaks and Oceanside The 10 l a rgn t cities .Jn Cahfonua are Lo5 Angeles. San Diego. San Franct.co. San J~. L o ng Beac h . Oa kland . Sacramento. Anaheim. Fresno and Santa Ana. l',.._r~AI SILVER~ .. :.uHered as the precious metal accelerated io price to · S50 an ounce in January. then plunging to SJ0.80 in late March William He rbert Hunt. however. stres&ed that moel of his silver and futures purchases occurred before July 1979, before pri~ rose to their )ofty heights Hu nt bald he p urchased ..maaaa ve amounts of the precious metal purely as an investment bttaus.e o<-·l ..m'J)ant tnlnnioa" and•a lack or confidence in the U.S. dollar. He blamed the d'ramaUc slide in sliver pnces and the subse · quent coJlapse or the silver market lO a ctions taken by the c-o mm o dll y exc h ange s themselves. Hunt, t~slifying wi th his brother , Nelson Bunker Hunt. before a House Qovernment Op eration!\ subcommittee . charged that silver prices began to rail in January from a $S0 an ounce high only when the ex· changes imposed limits on silver trading. The Chicago CommodiUe3 Ex· change and the Cb.ica10 BQa.rd of Trade required sliver buyers lo put up higher mareins to purchase silver contracts and hmited the a mount. of contracts parties could purcbue. William 'Hu.al charged that '1111 barred attas to the sUver market for many ave rage in· vcstor s and specu lators F,....rtlffe Al JUDGES ... R I c h a r d H a m l I t o n' a n d challenger Wilham Sage. The South County court district ill· d udes Laguna Be1ch, Laguna Nlguel, San Clemente. Dana Point and S.ddJeback Valley. The a.aaoclatJon alao endorsed five other prosecutors and three incumbent.s In Oran1e County Municipal Court Judgeship races on the June 3 ballot Association Prea1dent William Bedsworth told repomrs at a press conlerence in the Hall of Administration in Santa A'na that a "amble majority. a vut majodty" of hls group's mem · bers voted ln the endorsement.s but he would not dlvulee the tallin in each r\ff. Endorsement, Beds worth said. requ.lred u..t al leut half the voting rne"ben choose not lo abstain and that the candidate recelve a °"'jority of the 'vot.ei Catt. . The uaoclaUon bu 98 mem· hen. Bedaworth aaid the Hamilton· Sage race In the South Countr. waa ah~ ''too clOM to call ' ror an nen>en\. He aald a majority of thole preaeal voted not to take a ~iUoa tn that particular race. In other mun.lclpal court racee In lbe CCMmlY, tM aNOClaUon voted to endone ! -Deputy Diatrtct Attorney E. Wallaee Dlqman ovtr Centrai Municipal Court Judae Karl C. Frank. Deputy Dtatrtct Attorney Erle SMU>ea ovtr lracumMot c..aU'aJ MWlicipal Court Judp Eu1ene t.anabaua.r. -De~y Dlatrtct Attorney Clift H&rf'la ovtr fellow Pt'Oll· e cutor Jack Ryan and t\vt other undldal-11. Jnc"mt..nt Judlt Robert Law 11 not 1cecHn1 ,.. .. lec:Uan. -Deputy Dillltet At&ane1 Robert 'holnu cw.r ......... '""•• , .. TM1 and • ..., Nanci Kaufman. -DtlMr Dlltrtot AU.., Rteurd •••n OYer .._. .... ,,, ... ,.u. -lneutfte.t lud•• ldWU'4I L1Jrd ewer Newport lfftll Al• lonMt1 AIMtd ....... _._._,.~ ~~roaeo •~tt 1&wner-...., -, .... ..... ..,.,. ' A ltloclern 'Bouaty' T he steel-hull, 94-foot brlgantme Taiyo moves through San Francisco Bay ·on a Shakroown cruise. The Ta1yl) lr,aves th1 -. wPekend for San Dle~o and Tahiti on the sl • .rt of ,, HI \\N·k rcst>arch m1 .,s1on on Fll•kh1•r C'hn ...,1 1,m <Jnd P1tc<J1m Jslan<l Assembly OKs Bergeson Biil On Tax Index A ball to' permanently lndex ~late income t axes by A s s e mbl y w omu n M arian Bergeson. R·Newport Reach. was unanimously approved by the Assembly and sent to the state Senate Thursday. Last year. Mrs. Re rgcsoo authored legislalaon that s N state lneome tax brackets based on inOation so that cost of ltving pay raises wouldn't push tu· payers into higher brackeLo;. However , lhal bl l I wils a mended in the stale Sen•te so lhal 1t would expire at the end of the 1981 tax year Her new legis lation. A82001 , would make Indexing permll ncnl. ll won't take effect 1r voters approve Proposition 9. becaUM! the ballot measure con t<t1ns a slrrular provls'lon Ford: House .. To Pick Pr~xy HANOVER . N.11 . CAPI l"ormer President Ford say!> he's willing to bet anyone "a cup or coffee or otherwise" ttiat Rep John 8 Anderson 's Independent candldac-y will throw the 1980 pres1d\!nt1al clcc t1on to thr House. 1·ro.rap .. 11 service reported that u.s count a t hosplt~l s and other pla..ce~ .!>bowed al least 21 killed and more than 500 U\JUred Meanwhile. Iran claimed to day the c harred body of an American commando sup- posedly l.he JOlh killed in la.st week's host.age rescue atU!mpt was found · in a bumed-0ut ;,i1rcntf1 _bulk. al the d~rt site where the m1ss1on was cut shOrt in fiery failure 1a&l Fnday. U S. ofhc1als have 1ns1s\ed .,ince the operation wu aborted that o n ly ei~ht American !>erv1cemen died, all to the col llslon ol a transport plane and a helicopter as the rescue team was preparing to depart from Iran Th~ militants holding so Amencan hostages said they sent more of lbem out or Tehran. this t.Jme to the northeast city of Mashhad. * * * f'n>111 p~ ,.\ I TERROR ... r ould not "divert the thought:<. of th<' l rJnt:Jn nataun from th• 11 pr 1 mt· ro t· 11 r 1· •1 n ,. t· 4 1 n 1' 1('artcr':.J 1goomm111ui. dcft.·..il Instead. they were quoted .is ""' ing, th<' London ta kl'(JVl'r 0 \!o ould make a solution lo thr· 1m1blem of the U S '-PY ho'>taR•·'.'. more d1Htrult · 1\n unl'onf1rmt·d ri:port Thur' clay by a fo'rcnch TV cnrrf'<>pond t.·nt said the .:unm1·n i1eman1Jtod frccdom fo r th1· 1\mc n c.111 Abandoned Boat Foo.id 12 Miles O~t It took two days but Newport Reach yacht.'>m1:tn Bill Forsythe final ly located ht'> r acing C'atamar;rn Thursday. It had caps rwd T 1w:-.<1ay afternoon ''" a return w1~ Jgi· from Ensenada. For11ytht• '>llld the vessel -the Maka1 was round be lly-up about 12 miles orr Ca m p Pendleton in roughly the same ~Pol ht' and a cn•wman aban- doned 11 Thl' Newport yacht broker sa ad he believes It may have betn a chunk of debris or even a whale that npped a hole in one of his boat's pontoons .. Whatever 1t was. 1t s ure made a beU of a noise." he saJd. .. We were commg down a wave and it Just cracked." The ~kipper of a nearby boat, the Cn~ Ltz. rescued Forsyt.hp and tus partner, Mickey Deer- ,,g, afler the)' Jumped over- board ,Both boaL' were return· 1ng from las l weekend's Ensenada race. Forsythe said while treading ~Atf"r hv ottPmpted to gather up p•·rl-1111.il bt>l11n~in!o(1' He csllmat- •·<t ht· 10...,1 SI .200 worth or sails .mil '"mt· t•lec-t ron le ha rd ware. · I wu!)n'l rcJll} too worned t)('cau.'>c I'd !)~·n the othe r boat. hu1 I'll tell ;ou. that water s url' IA U'> cold," h(• !'olUU Thi• Nc-wpvrt re:.1dcnt said he'll have hi'\ c-atamar an hauled 10 San 01f>gn (nr r('pa1n1 and ex f'•'l'h tn hav•• ti 1'htp!)hapc for mun· r.H·ing lh1~ .. ummcr. Ford. who declared earlier m hot1taees in Iran -m their t81 '>t the year that Ronald Rcaean day of C'aptJvity -and T~hran Part R • d d couldn't WU\ fort~ Republicans radio Sl'tted on that report lo y 81 e and conaldered JUrnplng Ullo lhc i·harge the C<>nscrvat1ve Bnllsh ~.fo:LMA C,\PJ Six more peo. fray once again himself. Ootly .:ovemmenl of Pnme Minlster pie have been cited here in the declared Thursda~ night that Mara•rel Thatche r with com Lh1rd raid on a pyramid scheme "the next prealdenl won't be phclly m the London emba.\.'>) pJrt) within Fresno County. _c_h_o_se_n_by_th_e_peo __ P_le_. ·_· _ .._ __ ta_k_eo_v_e_r __________ .,h_eri rr s officials rePorted. • Wti. no• !lltet-k the fabulouN c-ollt-t-f ion bv Hollywood Cl .otht~s ~ ... -) " -' - ... All Suits & Sportcoats %·Price l • • ~~ ' ,