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I 2n • e1st Arrest
Clemente Sex MesaDanee
Extortion Plot Sehool .Just
Trial Under Way A Wallflower?
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 13, 1980
v~. n. MO. U4, l SICT•C*~. ll PAGU
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Surf's Ruff
Vicki ~zon doesn't just walk her dog, Shaka, s he
surfs the pooch on a windsurfing board at Green
Lake in Seattle. Vicki says it took aB of last summer
to train the Sa moved to stay on the boa rd.
Oeme nte an T e lls
'Sex for Cash' Plot
By DAVID KUTZMANN CM Hie o.tl-f f'llM Mllff A San Clemente businessman
and chamber or commerce
director nervously described for
a n Orange County S uperior
Court jury Monday the chain of
events which led to an alleged
extortion plot agamst him by a
San Diego woman with whom he
once desired sex.
Travel agent Gale Howe, who
also has been active In San
Clemente'• ·recall movement
acainat Mayor Karoline
Koetter, WU the rinl witness ln
the trial ol JUJ Marie Bramlette,
21. Sbe is char&ed with trylng lo
extort $3 ,000 from the
bualneuman.
MlP Bramlette was arrested
in Au1u1t by San Clemente
poUce after sbe met with Howe
ln wbat lnv..U1aton H id wu a
rendesvom to demand money.
Howe w• wired (ot IOUDd by police iD tbat eac:ouater and the
t.a99 ot tWt c."""UOa -or wbat ~ be beard ot lt cmr U..clDot~DOIM wu p&.,.t far tlM jury 11..ay. Im tt WM tM t.-thnony ol the Saa a-me. ulnellman lhal
dola ...... U. day'1 t.etUmallY la~ Court Judlt Byrm
MellOlllt'J eourtroom. Hon dt1erlbed llow lllH ........... ""' ............. . ......... ,.....,.... ....
CarUtM•• eru••H for lttr ••n•t1. T9'• betatttlacled
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At that first meeting, he said,
they spoke only briefly in a hotel
lounge and parted company.
On a second journey to San
Diego, however, Howe said they
met again at a hotel, discussed
lhe specifics or the cruise she
wished to p urchase for he r
parents, and then became more
intimately involved.
"She was a good·lookltlg girl,"
be s aid under quesllonini by
Deputy District Attorney John
Cronin. "And 1 had a few
drinks."
They drove to another motel to
check into a room. As they were
takin• olf their clothes, Howe
testified, Miss Bramlette asked
him to ref'und his commiaston on
tbe cruise for having sexual
intercourse with he r.
Aneered, Howe said he
im"mecltately put bis clothes
back Oil and left. "I WU thinking
of a different relatioasbip," he
aald. Howe denied tbey bad any
1nualrelatkmlblp.
He Nici be drove ber to ftlre
1.be wanted to.1et out and tbeJ ._ala put...teompany.
But about two week• lat.r.
Howe teltlfted, lhe caned tum at
bl1 SM Clemente otflce.
H• Mid .... demanded tM PIY thf COit ol btr perentl' crulM or
1a.t would tell bll Witt, tM
cla••btr ot eom•ere• ud 1 .. ............ that ....... ... ........
"I teN w 'M way• a..S ._. up " tw..W.
'He •••••" '"' '""•• c ... fUW, .... Al> r
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.Joins Ex-cop
.
Hermosa Man
~~!!~~~~~!lo~ Of,.,. D••'Y ,..,.,. s1.1tt . t h e I ea d t o H o p p e r t o I d
The second suspect sought in inves tigator s t hat Hopper's
th e SS0 0 .0 00 holdup of alleged accomplice was named
firelt -Wa l ker Jewele rs in llugh.
Newport Beach has been taken Smith said that when he In·
into custody by 1>0lice vest1gatcd the Hermosa Beach
De tectives arrested Hugh
Coughran. 45. Monday al the
Hermosa Beach apartment he
shared with another suspect in
the case. ex-Santa Ana police
captain Frederick Ellsworth
Hopper. Sl
Hopper was arrested last
Thursday in connection with the
March holdup of the Fashion
Island Jewelry store. Detective
Ken Smith said that none of the
missing Jewelry has been re-
covered.
Hopper was taken into custody
on a warrant issued from the
Harbor Judicial District Court
as he was on his way to report to
his federal parole officer.
address he was told that Hopper
s hared the apartment with
Coughran.
Smith and Detective Sgt. Ken
Thompson a rrested Coughran
because he matched the descnp·
t1on of the second suspect given
by witnesses to the robbery
Hopper . who allegedly. ha~
been 1dentif1 cd by w1tncssc!>.
was arra igned Monday after
noon on charges of armed rob
bery He remained in Orange
County J ail today in lieu or
$100,000 bail
Coughran was booked into the
Newport Reach City J aal on the
same baal.
Joan Boos ts
Self-esteem
NEW YORK CAP> -
T h e D e m ocratic pres idential campaign.
with its quest.Jons about
alco h ol 1 sm,
Chaooaqwddlck and her hus band's fidelity, has
boosted her setr-esteem .
says Joan Kennedy in the
June issue of McCall's
magazine.
"This campa1jtn h a<,
been wonderful for m<:.
the best tlung m the world.
next to gettm~ so~r It·._
been terrific for my
self~steem . even though I
hate that overwork ed
word." the wife of Sen.
Edward M . Kennedy said
an the article
Co1nc 1d1n g h l'r
campaigmng "1th classl's
at Boston's Lesley College
and Akohohc Anonymous
meetmgs has made the
43 -year-old woman "feel
younger than I have in ten
years "l really feel that
I'm ~tartmg hfe all over
again." she said.
Hopper. 51, left the Santa Ana
department in 1965 to attend law
school. In 1974, while represent·
ing a bank robbery suspect in
Reno , he was charged with
engineering his client's escape
from jall.
Mesa Dance School
Needs Special 0 K
The client was subsequently
recaptured and Hopper was con·
vic l e d o r jailbrea k a nd
possession or s to l e n bank
money.
He was sentenced lo fi ve years
in the Terminal,.)sland rederal
prison.
Smith said that after Hopper
was arrested. his parole officer
searched his car and found a
briefcase similar to one ln wbicb
the Jewelry wu carried from
the store dwin1 tbe robbery.
Amonc the Items found ln the
case wu an airline ticket stub
beartnc Hopper's name aod the
Hermoa Be.ch address. When
arre.tediuHopper 1ave an ad-
dreu ln venide.
Smith Mid that the F81 ·in·
Ame R•me Plant
N&UNKIRCH!N . West
Germany <AP> -Three factory worlterl were ldlltd when a
Bt lt\an F· 104 Starfl1hler
cra1htcl ..,... a German fact.ory
after tbt two-man trew beUed
out. ,.. Mid. TM e,ue IOlt
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of ............ ~.,.. .. .... ~ .............. .. .., .. , .
Sunshine Dance Academy
owners must apply for a special
p e rmit to ope r ate their
d isco·d a nce school in th e
downtown Costa Mesa area.
pla nning commissioners have
ruled.
The commi ssio n a l so
pos tponed for two weeks its
ruling on a ffl)arate variance
s o u ght b y the a cad e my
operators to reduce the number
ol park\ng spaces they are
required lo maintain In the
downtown area zoned for
commercial use.
City oUicials contend the
academy ls operaUn1 Ule1ally
without a city busines1 Uc:ense. But that llceue won't be iuued
untll the plann1n1 commluk>n
approves the uee permit and
parklna variance. Moada1'• coaunlA&on aeUon
followe the ......t earlier UUs
moatb ol a JI.year-old Cotta
llffa woman for 1uaple.60n ot
protUtuUon after the dance
ttad-.r aH .. edly tollclted an
undettOWr poHee oft\ter ln UM
Kad"'1.
r0Uowla1 •~•t arrell, UM
Cl l1 'I _ plaDDlDI dtpartme'9t .un.11 If? t.1 111M ...._ L. a.. ............ ..... N r-..116FM ll .,.,, IM ..... , ... ~··· •1,r.:•nl1t • • " o.a. ......,... ..
assistant for the planning
depa rtm e nt . sa id h er
o r ga n ization ac t e d on
informaUon regarding academy
o peration s in Iss uing the
non·conforming usage ruling.
She said the academy. unlllce
mos t d a nce schools. offers
private lesson s in s mall
carpeted rooms.
Whlle city ordinances do not
ban suc h activity from the
commercial tone. neither do
they allow for ll, she said.
Gordin could not be reached
for comment re1ardlnc the
newly required permit.
A manqer at tbe academy
said earll~r that the academy
offers disco-dance le11ons,
contr1ctin1 with some 14 women
instructors who work two 1blftl.
Or11111 County Superior Ceurt
had ruled la•t year that the
Sunablne <nude modellnf >
Studlo which prevlou1 y
otcupied the bulldln1 houllaa
· the academy a\ sa W. lttb a.
alJO requind a UM permit \o
coatlnut openUM.
Tlaat bulla.... Optfl~ed ~J
d"f•nat OWW'I. claMd wt1 w.,.-.
..... MIEttM ...._ ••••
• .... 1e .......... ·-,... ,., •lllfld• .. ,,... ....... .
111 el lM '''" wert ,_.., .................. •
Cre\Vlllen
Shaken
By MiGs
M IAMJ CAP> -The State
Department has lodged a protest
with Cuba aft er ·two MIG jets
!'>tunned the crew of a Coast
Gua rd helicopte r with three
dan~erous ly close passes that
left the chopper shuddering over
the Rahama:.
.. A strong protest" was sent lo
Havana, with formal written
prott:sts to be made today. State
Oepa rtment spokes man David
Nall said in Washington
A Coast Guard spokesman in
M1am1 said the helicopter was
buzzed Monday as 1t m ade a low
a ltitude search around Cay
Santo Domingo for four sailors
lost 1n Saturday evening's
sinking of the Royal Rahamas
De f e nse Force g unboat
Flamingo
Lt. Norris Turner referred to
the incident about JS miles north
o f Cuba's eastern coast as
"e xt r e m e l y dange r o u s
harassment.··
·'The aircraft shuddered from
the for« of the plane going by."
Turner said after speaking by
telephone with the pilot. Lt.
Oav1d Kunkel. at his base in
Bormquen, Puerto Rico.
One Mi G passed over the
h eli copte r a n d the other
swooped 100 or 200 yards to the
l e ft . the n o n e o f them
a pproached from behind, pulled
about 50 feel below the chopper
<See MIGs, Page A%l
Co ast
Weath e r . 'l'btrty percent chance
of s howers tonight and
We dnesday m orning .
Partly cloudy Wednes·
day arternoon w i th
chance of s howers de -
creaalng to ·10 percent.
Coo l er We dnesday.
Lows toni1ht 54 al the
beacbea and 58 inland.
Hi.hi WedDelday a to 67.
INSIHTe•~~
Tlw 1'V ......, ,.._ '-' '''°"' reoc:Hou cabotd 11w JH'" of CM ._... A'°*" pri ~c••• tstc•Ctd Jor ~·"' -""" ..... bofftb 11'rto11. J1orw ,_Cf, .....
luHda Ma ll 1911"1
U.S~ Flights Denied
Iran Claims Ship crutinized
•1 ~~·led PftN
S.veraJ Amenun htthropt~ni
flew over lr •nlan s h1p i1 ea,aae d 1n o frs bore oll
<>peraUona m the Pertlan Gulf
but c h•nQcd cour•e a lter lrantan torc:es were tt lt•rtt·c1.
Radio Tehran said toduv Tht'
Penu1on c•lh:d the rt•port
~ntrue a nd ~atd no s
helicoplen w~re-o pc ritltnii
near the area
'l'h~ npol'\ said Iranian 011
Minister Ah Akbu Molnfar
traveled t o the i.eent-th1:.
morning t o 1ovutlgate tht'
Monday n1ghl incident a nd thut
the Iranian army. air force 1md
navy were guardang the 0 11
wells. ·
In a report from Tehran. the
o(fic1al Soviet news agency Ta:..,
quoted the Bamdad n ewspaper
u saying f1 ve U S Naval
he licopters dropped a foam y
chemical s ubstance over the
Pe rsian Gulf on Monday night.
caus ing a la rge fire on the water
near lran's coast.
Im mt'datlf' commrnl
The-\lnltf'd Stall'., hJ'I uhoul
two d oun 1 hlp1 utr l run
1nc lud1q a1rcra tt c.'1trrl1·n tro1n whl h fh ht'llcopler\ m11hl
bavt flown
Radio 1'1•hr1rn 111-.11 11•por11•cl
tod,I\ Chill lh1• n1111111,1111l1•1 uf lht
01.111d .11 1\hhu' Air 11 .i ,,. 111
\Out IW.t.'>lt•t n J run 1 t'l>4>rlul 1111
uns pet1hrd mll1tury 111lru~11111
Monda) 111uh1 tmifjrmt•d by the
lrunlun 1111vy but th..it nu
Int ru<t('t' \Wrf' found flaml.i r
;\ bha .. 1' hK ..ih•<l 111 ur l h• St 1 ,111
of llormui thrnuMh wh11 h 1111u h
of thl' "01 Id ., ull p .i-. t•'I 1111
:,h1pmt•nt u\ er~ea."i
In 1tn 1ntl'rv1cw 11ubh sht'l1
today, Homt"s &il•11.11ist lt'1.rning
La Rt!pubbl1ca llt!Y. ... pup<:r
Quoi t«! lr.1111.i11 Fun 1).'11 !\11111,t1·1 Sath·~h Gh11thzJ1.lt h <11 ..... ~111i.:
about the Aml'ti<'un ho,tages
held in Iran
"Wr urc m<ik1nu all 1m,Mblt·
efforts to sol vc th1l> pro bll·m 10 .1
JUSl way But every t1mt: that wi-
u1 •' n1.1u1 tu b 11olullon. lht
Am\•rl('ul\ll du bOllll'lhlnw lh'*l l"i
1•utu11ll ophlt and rlramallt und
"hlc.'h itpolla such cHorb
Th~ Urttted Staltl> hM~ built Uus
.irohlcrn Into ll dl'<1>roport1onatc ,.,.,.,,.. mw 01 tht> worst the
Y.111 Id h.1 ... t'\t•r fiH•cd You
1-;u111114·u1h mu .. 1 nut ucccpt the•
d 1111 t' I) b 1 u " o I t ht.' prob I cm
v. aolti.I h)' Wa -.l11nt:tu11 <Jn1e us
co11f1d f\('C lo bOI H · I ht-11roblt!m
\\\· are try1111< ·
lluy,,·q·r 111 l 'upt'nhagl'n th<'
P .1111 ,h 1'.1111 .irm•nt gent: Pnme
M 1111 .. 11•1 -\11kc1 Joerg<'nsen the .:11 .lla·.1d ln impose 1.·conom1c
'>Jnt•llons Ji.:arn:.t lrJn unle<>l>
th1·rt> W85 progress llrn Jrd lhl•
hnstuges' r1•lt·a!le
l'h1 bl>thl''-11f th1· 1 .... 0 Iranian'>
munh'rl-..1 h\ lht• 11•rrorisl:. Y.ho
h t>ld lr an ·s Ernba:.sy 1n
London for '>I'-dJY' ...,<'fl'
rt•lurned lo 1l·hran toda) and
gru·vin~ rt'lal1n·~ blumt.>d
Britain &nd lhe Unttt'd Statci. for
the death!>
..
Koreo11 St11d(>11ts Riof
Baton·swmgln~ not police chas~ a ~roup of
~tudcnt~ ril·ar \'on!>e1 L'n1 \(:r'i1l\ in S~oul
during c:amµu!> demonMrat 100-, :.,omt· 4 ,{)(J(J
~t udl•nts d~manded thL• r<.·..,1~11at1on of Lt
Gen Ch un Ooo H\\ an. dm:ttor of the
Korean Centrtil I ntelligence Agency. and
lht· liftJng of rnurt1ul la". Y.h1ch hCJ~ been
in dfoct ')IO<.:L· October "hl'n President
Park Chung Ike v.a~ assas~mated
"Thia new provocation by the
Amer\can mllitary is fresh proof
of the fact that Wast\lngton
continues to make plans for new
military ventures against Iran."
Tass said.
T b e Pentago n had n o
Airport Hotel Plans to Be Resubmitted
Overnight
Rainfall
Anticipated
Cloudy With chances of rain in·
<'reasing to 30 percent by Jjte
tonight due to a ra mbunctious
uppe r atmosphepc l>tOrVl crowd·
1ng in rrom the sea is the
weathe rm a n 's forecast for
tonight and Wednesday
The chance of shower:s shouJd
taper o ff lo 10 p ercent b y
Wednesday morning. with a
continued cool trend expect ed
through the e nd of t he week.
ac<'ording to the U .S Weather
Serv1rc
The !!lor m front ~hould shirt to
the !>OUtht!ast after passing over
Southern Cahfom1a. forecasters
s aid.
No measurable trace or rain
fe ll a nywhere on the Orange
Coast Monday. de spite c loud
formations generated by the Wl·
s ettled atmospheric conditions.
T e mpe ratures Wednesday
s hould be alighlly warmer.
reaching an estimated 73 degrees
and dropping to an overnight low
of54 to58degre£s.
Skies are expected to be large-
ly c lear by Thursday a nd should
stay that way for the weekend.
except for the customary May.
June momln~ overcast .
The weatherm an hinted there
may be mo r e su mme r time
weather this weekend. w1lh
warmer temperaturcl> on Satur·
day and Sunday
Fro'" Pagf> I I
MiGs •••
and shot straight up just m front
of it. Turner said.
"He thought they were just
JOkmg when they first started,"
T urner s aid. "But the third time
he heard him and all or a
sudden he saw him JUSt In front
of h im . going straight up ...
"lt passed 50 feet under the
helicopter. which was only 300
feet above the <><:ean. cutting in
1ts afterburner as It passed
under the h e licopter. then
c limbed to full altitude and
cir cled.
"That's a n extremely close
pass for any aircraft, especlaJly
for a helicopter . which is so
susceptible to turbulence lt's
almost a near miss when you
have aircraf't pass that close."
· Afterward. the helicopter
h overed over a nearby Navy
.s hip, the U~ Charles F . Adams,
until the Jeta were no lon1er on
tbe missile destroyer's radar. he
s aid
DAILY PILOT
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By STEVE MARRl.E
Ol ti. O•tlY Ptloi 5t•tl
Plans for a SOO·room hold
near Orange County 'l> John
Wayne Airport. a n in g redient
that triggered a pair of lawsuits
a gainst Newpo rt Bearh. arr
back on th<.' drawmi: board
Koll Company representatives
predicted Monday city council
membe r '! can expect w1th1n
severa l WC'ek' to rnmc
far~ to·far l' .... 1th a new request
to build the hotl'I
K o 11 · !> r l' v 1 \ l' cl ho p es Co r
bu1ld1ng-thl' II) alt Re ge n cy
H otel follo .... l·cl o coun c il
agreement Monda\' evening to
accept :.in out ·Of ·cou rt
l>et11ement that halts lhe s uits.
The suits -one seeking S7
m illion in dama~cs -were filed
in UranRe County Superior Court
ancl Lo-. l\ne<-l<>i; 01'-lri<'l
,.,. ...........
A FEW LAST MINUTE WORDS FROM THE BOSS
Secretary Muskie Chats With President Carter
Muskie Embarks
On First Mission
WA S H I NGTON cl\P I
Edmund S Mu1>k1c t>mbarkcd
t odny on his first d1 plo mat1c
m1ss1on as secretary of state.
flying overseas with the difficult
t ask of persuading U S alljc~ 10
Western E urope t o maintain
their sanctions agalnst Ir an
Muskie, who succeeded Cyrus
R . Vance less than a week ago.
will m ake the a ppeal at a·
Br.ussels meet.mg oC the OeCense
Planning Council of the North·
Atlantic Treaty Organliatlon.
On April 22. the U S. allies
Imposed trade sanctions on Iran
In retalia tion for that nation's
hold lne o f S3 Am e r ican
hostages. But recently. som e
allies have shown signs of
buckling on th~ sanctions bv
nemptln1 some current and
lucratlvt contract.I.
Mualde will try to convince
Amertcan allies to sUck to lbelr
sanctlona when the European
forelp ministers meet ln Naples
next weekend .
Before board.ln1 bla tlane at Andrew• Alr Force Base ln
1Uburbm ,ll111leed. M\llkle told
repoNrl be loollM rorwll'd to
bll trtp "U la tbe naturt ot a
1r11t ldvtature. I think If a
Umtb lat J thou.Id bavt t.bia
opportunity IO IOOft afttr I take
off let to meet w lth ~)' eH1t..,.,.. 1w1 our NATQ
.W. • ..U u Mr. Orom,-0."
M.adt •• ttferrlnc IO Ml =·· .. ~~:.::: 0 ro•r.'=''f'#ttr lltt NATO .., • .,. a rt wm b1 •"• tint
h11.th level Soviet American
st'ss1on since Red army troops
m O\'ed into Afghanistan last
D ere m b ~r t o prop up a
pro Moscow $!Ovcrnmcnl
Tot's Fall
From Mo-ped
Proves Fatal
A 3-ye ar-old San Clemente firl
died SWtday after she (elJ from
the back o( a mo·ped drlven by a
friend of her (amlly . police n.ld.
The UUle 1irl was ruabed to
San Clemente General HotpltaJ
at 11 :30 a .m and . alter•
two·hour effort to revive ber,
s he waa pronounced dead at t :ao
p.m .
A police spokesman Hid the
-iirl waa picked up ln front ol the
(amUy bome at 130 Avt. Serra
and driven down UM bloc' bJ an
unldlGtiW trMnd ot tbt family. Pou~ Wd &be mo·l*f *i""
appaNDUy ttnlet a paft ... CU'
al about t• Aw. &erra .. ....
the "'1 IO be lbron from &be
lu••••• ratk aapoa whia IM
... ttU.lal· A poUe. apokttman Nld tM
raMllJ ....-. I.Aidt Ill,.., a
rector whlell 11 lll•dtrl11 .......... ti &.ht trlllt. er .... om.. an ..edal a DIM
Polnl ••• tll•r """' •M drtvlll&MM.-.
Federal Court t-ttrl) '"'s year hv
Koll after th•· t'fll wd <1dr1p1t·d J
general plan ;1rr1·· Jrrwnl
Thal am\·ndn•t.-nt afrected lfi
parce l\ of lt•nd 1n New1>ot1
including Ko:r~ .. 1rport a rt·..i
d e v c I <' p m e n t I n l h t·
amendrnf'ut . plans for the hott.•I as well as an offit·e hu1ldmi:
were scuttled
Although · the settlement wu:.
u~ans mou"ly acN-pted by lhf'
counc1l.•one mtmbt.'r had har-.h
"'ords for Koll
Councilman Donald Strauss.
orw o( h ve council members
named 1n lhe feder al suit. said
1 hf' r harg<"'i dlre<'led at h im
"'1•n· f..iht· and outrngeoUb
· In m> JUdg mt'nt the suit
Ji,:a rn.,t me "a" an unY.a rrant{'d
and 1rrt:.><iJ>()M1blt' act on the a:>art
of tbe Koll Co . " Strauss said at
~1ondd\ !i coun<·ll met-Im~
11 1:-'-Jld he look offen.!.e ..il
2 Coast Men Get
Prison Sentence
T"'" 01aniw l0a ... 1 m•n c-on
\ •<'ll·d 1.1-.t month 1n fl·tl• ral
t·ourt of h1lkin~ an I >-<nar'1 c!"n
ll~t out of $10.il)lttl 14•'rt· .,t•n
lt•nced Mund.i) to pn..,11n terms
b~ a federal Judgl• in Lo..,
t\nJ!CIC!;
L'S D1o;tnct <.:m1rt J udge ~alt
lhrne Jr. i.t·nte n ct>rt Attild
UeAgn, 40. 01 Newport Beach. 10
rive years 1n µnscm a nd M1<~hacl
Newman. 36. or South Laguna. lo
three years
The two m"n we re convicted
of "1r<' frauc1 anc1 1 onsp1rac'> t<>
com m11 v.1re Cr .1•J11 1n r1mntc"rl1110
with an ac1van1·1 cl fet· .,t hrm1 1n
voh 1ni.: ;1 dP11t 1'1 "'tiu ";1'> .11
l t' m I• I 1 n g 1 o n' i.: 1111 J,,. .. S:!
mllhon loan to ftn<.tnt•c con.!.truc
t wn ol C.t'vcral racqu(•tball club5.
I· !'\ A.llomf'\ Fn·d J acobsf'n
,1 d the den11-.t ~d\t' the m<>n
'1115 000 tn ach ancc· fee-. for ar
r .1ngin~ the mull1 million doll.it
l11Jn that never materialized
fhe dentis t e'e ntually con ·
1aC'led lbe FBI in 1979 when the
IY.o men stopped returning his
lt·lephone calls
l>c.\gh and Newman s till face
prosecution in OranRe and Los
Angele5 count•~ 1n connect.ton
v.1th o th er a lleged fr~ud
..c h(> me<.
c >nt> in ...,hl<'h an Oran Rt> rec.1
1l1•nt ...,,,!> '1ct1m11t'd 1s ~1mllar
1" lhl r JSE' for .... h1ch the) ..., en·
I llll\ ll'l\-d
rht• other l0\Ql\('c1 " ~t· .... port
H1 arh rl'.,1d1•rlt "ho alleged I)
),,.,, SlfiO 000 1n C'3'0 :ind h1'1 1971;
Hc>l l' Ho.)re to Dh\,_:h ~<'"'man
.111d Jt>rn Mack Mo rrts. of
Hul'na Pa rk . 1n u '<'a m pat
11 rned after the mo\ 1e The
~l IOJ? .
being called a .. c·<m s p1rator
Jnd part o f lhl' ··shadow
government" of Newport Beach
Thos e all egat i o n s we r e
rontaml•<J 1n the fodc>ral suit
:"o bod) IX'rore. i.lntl I trui.l
n">bod) l'\er a~a1n . v.111 ni..ik<'
1-U<'h outragl.'11u::. chargt>s,''
Strau" .,,11d
Struu'"· h<i14 l'VPr , ~aid that
taking up lhP '>ettl<'ment offer
\\ .t'> in !ht• l1t•'>I interest Of t he
c·1t) Thl' ell} t11 dJll', hai. l>J)enl
.:1bou1 $41.000 fighting tht' lwm
!>Ulh
1 h1· "t•ltl1·rr1ull 1n add111 on lo
~1\111~ K•1ll a n•·..., 'lhot at
hutld1ng lhc· holel. c·ulls ror each
!>Ide in lht' dispute LI) pay its own
court C'O!.~ Koll reprcs entaltves
estimate the lc~dl fight has cost
them S6CJ.OOO
Tht.' .:1~rt•em<'nl wa '
rt-commendt'<1 to the council b'
., t lorn c" L '-'on J rd H a mp d
"'no ".Jtd OrJOJ!•• Count\
. -..11p1·r11 r ('1turt .Jud'gf• Orella
!'.t'Jr' 1nd11 .ilt·d n·• ••ntly th.it sh•
1ntPn11t-d to rul1 ..tl:Jln!>t lhl-Cll\
In thl' ~up. rior C'ourt sull. Koll
v. as '>t'l.'k1ni.: to O\Crturn th•
f'nt1rt• ~t·ner:Jl plun amendment.
forcing the city to prepare an
Pn \ 1 ronment..tl 1mµacl rt•port fo r
the change~ in future building on
all 16 parceb of land
City legal advisers said the}
ft'lt that loss of the Superior
Court <'USl' v.oul<t Jh H e the Y.a\
for J "m1lar '"" 1n the fcder:il -.u11 1n "'h1rh f\oll 14J'> ~l·ckang rt
mtlli11n in dJOlJI.!'''
l!Jmlll'I. th11u~ h ...... 1rt th•
'et I It na-nt <1111•\ nut for<'<' th•
( oun(•tl 111 ~<1 .1ton~ \\1th th<' hotf'I
pl.rn' hut <.1mpl\ tn lJkt> JnothN
lc'l.lk .1t II 1( 1hl• dt•\ l'IOPl'f' ~11
dt'"lfl'
lnd11·at1on-. Jrf' that a council
maJorn~ no"' fJvor' bu1ld1ng thP
hott>I
Securities
Interest Dip
Below 9 % Fro• Pa9r I I
W ASHlNGTO'.J 1 AP l for
the h n.t l1m1· 1n ncJrly a year.
the intrrci.t ral"" on !>hOrt term
government !\t-C urilll.> ha\'c
fallen under !) pcrcl'nt
The decltoe 1n Monday·s
Treasury De part m<'nt auction
was the sev•·nth i.tra:.:;ht wetk ol
falhng prlcPS
T he drscvunt rate.• nn 26 week
bills dropped to 8 7fl2 percent
fro m last week's 9 49S pt:1 cent
The new rate was ll1e lowest
l>l n ce 8 612 perc e11t was
available Oct 23, 1978
PLOT R.ELATED ..•
railing h im and C'\entu3ll~
d<'manded mone). about S2.800.
1n H•tum for her silence
A'ked by Cron in why he didn't
J?O to the police right av.ay.
llO\H' tl'st1r1ed . I was scared ..
If<' '>aid ht• evenluall} told all
to hr .!> 141fe and lhe police on
Au~ 13. t he da y Of MISS
Hramlette'l> arrest The police
oulf1tted him v.1 th a microphone
.ind hl' m<'I "'1th the young
\\UmJll h1• .... ud. at the Red rQX
lount.tl! Ht> said he gave hl'r
St.71;5 ~h1ch officers had givf'n
to him
Th<' tape o f that meet ing was
pla:-ted for~ th<.> Jury. but only
lfo~e·\ \Ol<'l' t•ould tx· discerned
th rough thl' nm:.t-"I don •t ever
want to see you again." he says
at one po.int. "I only want you to
le ave me alone ..
lS fASHI NI l~NO • NCW~f llACH
UlCl'HONf 1Pt<11 1 •l·J 41t l
ltrOINI~ tl6'i0
Orange Coast
ED ITI ON
Today'H CloHing
N. '1. ~ toeks
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VOL. 73, NO. 1,_, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS !
Cullan Mother Finally HOs Her 'Dag'
O•ilY l"lleol SIMI l"MIO .
FIND.ING FREEDOM -Me mbers of the Lopez family ,
re united after 19 years, gather in Huntington Beac h.
Seated <from le ft) a re Selma . Monika, Inez a nd Tica ;
st andinl? a r e Vincente. Tonv Jr. a nd T ony Sr
Parents Face Fee .
For Student Transit
On Mcmday . the Dady Ptlot ran
• the wrong atory under t he heodlifll!
.. Busing Plan l::µed. Parents Would
Pay 1211 a Month " Follounng as the
story thnt 'should have run under
that headlrne \Ve regret thl' con
Ju.s1on caused to reader~ by tins er-
ror
It would cost parents of stu
d e nts in the Ne wport -Meset
Unified School District S20 a
m onth to hetvc their children
ride to school on distract buses
under a pletn to be cons idered
Tue:.da y (tonight> b y school
trustees
D1stric·t administrators are
recommending the new bus fee
schedule as the school hoard at·
tempts to cul about S5 milHon
f?om projected expenditures for
the next school year.
High school students already
are charged SlO per month to
ride school buses. The S20 fee
proposed for next year would ap
ply to all students. from kin-
dergarten through 12th grade.
The bus-fee plan was tabled by
trus tees e a r lie r this year
because of controversy over the
cost to families with larger num-
bers of children and to those who
couldn't afford the transporta-
tion cost
Adminis-.rators have proposed
an elaborate fee plan reducing
costs some what for families
with three or more school
cbildren and for those with low
and moderate mcomes.
Trustees also have scheduled
a public h earing Tuesday
(tonight> regarding their
counter offer to a proposed 8
. percent bike to cover salary and
Coast
Weat•er
Thirty percent chance
or showers tooi1bt and
Wednesday morning.
Partly cloudy Wednes-
• day afternoon with
• chance of showers de-
creasing to 10 percent.
Cooler W-e-linea day .
Lowa tonlabt 54 at the
beaches and $8 inland.
Hi&hl WedDelday 83 to t'7.
..aHT••~Y
,.,.. .,, ..... Cowf '• &cdnC = . .,.~"'JI ,.,.,.., _ .....
•
fringe benefit. payments to non·
teaching personnel next year.
Non-teaehin~ e mployees are
st>eking a flat ~2 15-per-month
sala ry increase for all full-time
e mployees, a raise of 12 to 30
per cent de pending on the in-
dividual employee's current
pay
Also to be cons idered T uesday
(tonight> is a plan for teachm~
all driver education classes at
Ne wport Harbor Hi~h
School trustees "'Ill meet iJl
7·30 p.m. at the llarper Com
munily Center . 425 E 18th St .
Costa Mesa
U.S. Protests
Cuba Buzzing
Of Chopper
M IAMJ <AP ) -The State
Department has lodged a protest
with Cuba after t wo MiG jets
s tunned the crew or a Coast
Guard he licopte r with three
dangerously close passes that
left the chopper shuddering over
t he Bahamas
"A strong protest" was sent to
Havana, with formal written
protests to be made today, State
Department spokesman David
Nall said in Washington.
A Coast Guard spokesman in
Miami said the helicopter was
buzted Monday as it made a low
altitude search around Cay
Santo Domingo for four s ailors
lost in Saturday e v ening's
sinking of the Royal Bahamas
Defense Forc e g unboat
Flamingo.
Lt. Norris Turnf." referred to
the inctient about : .s miles north
of Cuba's eas lHn coast as
"extremely dangerous
harassment."
"The aircraft t.huddered from
tbe force ol lhe r•lane going by,"
Turner said atl.1!1' speakin& by
telephone with the pilot, Lt.
David Kunkel, at bis base in
Bortnquen. Puerto Rico.
One MIG p ashd ove r tbe
helicopter and the other
swooped 100 or 200 yards to lbe lert, then "one ol them
approecbed from behlnd, pulled
about SO feet below the cbol>Per
and •bot atrailbt up Juat in front
of It, Turner Nici .
''Ke tboUlit they wen Jmt
Jokl.q wbm they lint 1tarted," Turner Mid. ''But the UdN UaM
. be heard hlm and all of a
sudden he aaw him Jutt In front
of blm, ,o4na 1tr1lght u11 .
''It puled IO fMt undtr \he
htUfOIMI', wlUch wa1 Oftl)' aoo
fNt '•bove UM ote•. eutUftl In
It• afterburner 11 lt palHd uadtr tit• helleopter, U1t9' ·r••Md '° '·" ......... M4 ereled
By aOBERT BAKKER Of ... ~., ltlle4 , ....
II was the firs t Mother's Day
tn It Iona: while that his mother
dldn 't have to cry
And for that, 37 year -old Tony
Lopez believes his har ro"' ing
odyssey to Cuba and has return
t o the United States with his sis-
ter and her family s afely out or
the.,Communis t country 1s more
important than anything .
Speaking at has two-story lfun-
lington Beach home Monday.
Lopez said. "Everything you do
you have to l ake a chance l am
thankful to God and to St An
thony ··
Lopez. who left Cuba an 1961.
rushed to Miami April 23 "'hen
he got word that there might be a
chance Of freeing h1s Sisler
After s c ramblin ~ to find
transportation. Lopet arrived e1t
Port Mariel April 23 aboard
an American shrimp boat. the
l' S Capitan The going rate to
brmg relatives to freedom was
$500 to Sl.000 per person. he saad.
..There were about 3,000 boaw.
IO the harbor ( fell ltke a
prisoner and I think everyone
"'as afrrud ·
Lop<'z. and others lake him.
s pent 12 days on the boat waiting
for the arrival of their relatives .
A bucket had to make do as a
toilet
C uban soldiers ringed the
port. aiming their J(uns at the
waatang flotilla
.. It was Castro's message for
us not to do anyth111g foolish."
Lopez said he a lso saw a
Russian-made heli copter flying
ovN the boats. j(Uns brasUin~.
<Stt FREEDOM, Page A2>
Hotel N·ear A· ort
'Active' Plan Again
Newport
To Get -_
-
Request
By STEVE MARBLE
Of I .. O.t1ly P1I°' SI.tit
Pl ans for a 500-room hotel
near Orange County's John
Wayne Airport , an ingredient
that triggered a pair of lawsuits
against Newport Beach. are
back on the drawin~ board .
Koll Company representatives
predicted Monday city counci l
m e mbers can expect within
se vera l we e k s t o come
face-to-face with a new request
to build the hotel.
Koll's r evived hopes for
buildinf'? t he Hyatt Re~ency
llotcl fo ll owed a counc il
a~reement Monday e\'ening to
accep t a n o ut -of -court
~ettlcmcnl that halts the suits.
The s uits one seeking S7
million in damages -were filed
1n Orange <.:ount y Superior Court
an d Los Angele s Dis t r ict
Federal Court early this year by
Koll after the counci l adopted a
general plan a mendment
That amcndmt:nt affected 16
pa reel~ o f la nd in Newport
including Koll's airport area
deve l o pm e nt . In th e
amendment. plans for the hotel as wcJI as an office building
we re scuttled.
Although the settlement was
unanimously accepted by the
council, one member had harsh
words for Koll
Counrilman Donald Strauss.
one or five council members
named in the federal suit. said
the cha rges directed al him
.,., ere false and "outrageous ...
"In m y jud g ment the suit
against me was an unwarranted
and irresponsible act on the part
of the Koll Co . " Stra uss said at
Monday's council meeting.
lie said he took offense at
being c<11led a .. cons pirator "
and p a rt of the ''sh adow
government" or Newport Beach.
Those a ll egations were
contamed in the federal suit.
"Nobody before. and l trust
nobody ever again, will make
s uch outrageous c ha rges."
Str auss said.
Str auss, however, said that
(See HOO'EL, Page A2)
Donns llnder Consiru~fion
Work continues on a 200-unat s tudent hous ·
ing prOJCCt at UC lrvme Proj ect 1s to be
completed by early 1981 Students will pay
Sl20 to 135 a month lo lt\·c there In back
~round 1s the Physical Sciences Building.
Each reside nt1 aJ unit "ill house four stu-
denb The ~tudents \\Ill select a na me for
thl· comolex "hem 1t 1s completed.
Film Spurs Local Calls
Bomb Threats at KOCE-TJI Prove Hoax
Despite a fc"' homh threat.,
telephoned to tht• llunt1ngton
Beach based telev1s1on station.
the controvers ial docu dramiJ
.. neath of a PrinCl'ss" a1rf'd
Monday tug ht on KOCE T\'.
Channel 50. without 1nc1dent. .i
s ta1 ion om c1al said
The station logged about 300
ph one ca ll!> p rior to thl'
broadcast and about 100 dunng
and afte r the program wa ~
a ired. The range or reacllon!>
included anger over the Rntlsh
film 's d ep1ct1 o n o f Saud i
Arabian c ult ure . fear o f
offe nding the 011 -n ch Ara bs. and
praise for the station's decision
to broadcast the film . the station
official said. (Related story
Page C4>
Regarding the bomb threa~.
s tation maoa5!er Don Gerdts ob·
served "That "i pretty typical for
other stations up in llolh wood.
l>ut I'd say It'"-atyp1<'al fo r u<i, ..
lie said lhl' stJtion took t•x tra
~l·curat~ precaution-. ~1 onda:o at
1t~ transmitter and broadcas t
fa r il1t1e~ .st Golde n We'-l
College, but the threat:. proved
to be lo\1thout substance
The docu-dram<• 1s based on
t hl' ltfe of a Saudi Arabia n
princess who was pubh c l}
rxecut l'd for an al l e~ed
ddu lt erous ar r .. 1r ..... th a
commoner
Amng of the fi lm 1n Great
Rr1tam caused a diplomatic nfl
be t"' een that nation a nd the
Sa udi s . wh o c l aim th e
production contains distortions
and inaccuracies.
"'a-. that 30--.econd rhp of the ex·
ec·ut1onoflhc princes" ..
Gerdts described the film a:,
slow-moving and thoughtful.
··A couple or my neighbors got
bored and turned 1t off after JUSl
a half an hour." he sa id .. I
gue ~s they "'e r e e xpecting
· tarsky and Hutch' ..
Court Order
Nixes Carter's
lOc Gas Fee
Island 'Trashy'
On£e Weekly Pickup Flayed
On the national level. some
American o fficia ls expressed
rear that the film. fed through
the Public Broadcasting System.
could upset U.S. relations with
the Saudis
At KOCE. however. s tation
manager Gerdts reported. "we
have been pleasantly free of any
political pressure from the local
scene.··
WASHINGTON <AP> -A
federal court decision s triking
down President Carter's 10-cenl·
a-gallon gasoline conservation
fee today. at least temporarily,
threw the Sen ate 's proposed
S613. l bilUon 1981 budget out of
bala nce
The Senate vot ed Monday
night to use SlOO million of the
$10 billion in revenues from the
fee to eliminate ghe federal de-
ficit for the first time In 12
years. The rest would go for tax
cuts.
. Gail Sml&b pulled out a greasy
plua container and an empty
beer carton and waved the items
ln f roat ol the Newport Beach
City Council.
She aald it was trash like this
that's malting life rough in
Balboa bland.
.The lllander said she draued
her trash can and Its contents to
• eouncU 1tudy session Monday
ln an effort to convince officials
that a 11cond ·weekly traah
olekup 11 '*!CJed In Newport.
• In the olf·te11on. she ex-
plained to the council. one trash
run a w..ec Is adequate. But
come 1ummer. the trash plct~
on lht l1land 1eu meHy. t he
Hid.
·•rn m)' fam=l we kill lbe
row," aht aakl Una Lo a n•·
...... """' fl I t t ud at.omp ••~toptltneatMd
comfMt,'' -lu•IMI' vW&on , IM weft\ 111,
eat and drink things that don't
flatten out so easily.
"We could make people put all
their trash in plastic bags but I
think the t emptation to the
island cats would be too great."
Mrs. Srrutb said. ·
"Or we could force the visitors
to keep lhcir trasb in the trunk
or their car and take It home
with them but that would be in-
sulUna."
A second trash run ls the only
other al\emative, s he concluded.
Resident.a from west and central
Newl)Of"l uld they too could use
1lmlfor 11ummer relief
CouncO ntembar11 requested
1t1ff prepare a report on the
poHlbUily ol addJn1 • 1econd
tra•h run to k p a lid on the r r
utt problem. Thal report ll due bacll to tM COW9CU ln two wetkl
TM dl.1'1 lwtte wflffl1 ttuh pltk ..... rt4UMCI to Oft4» I
wuk In ltTI followln1 U"
pe111 .. ol PropotlUon II
He blamed the news media, in
pa rt. for s tirring up some of the
strong emotions.
··Network television picked it
up as a· minor cause celebre ." be
s aid ... But all they kept showing
County P0&tpones
Airport Expansion
Oran1e County Supervisors
hne delayed until after June 27
conalMratlon of a plan to open
John Wayne Alrport to four ad
dltlonal alrl n
The delay wu aarwd lo &Gd.a)'
beu..ae or • federal lawtull
med by Air California ap1aat
the Fedtral Awlallon Ad·
m nlttratlon •lat.ct for court
heartnt on Ut1t dal
The court ruling added new
confusion to Ho use-Senate
negotiations aimed at reconcil-
ing the defense-heavy Senate
package with a $611 .8 billion
balanced budget proposed by the
House .
Unlike the Senate, t.he House
version does not rely on fee rev·
e nues to balance the budget.
aettln1 them aside lnstead for a
bu1lnes1 tax cut and a rollback
O( scheduled Increases in the
Social Security payroll taxes.
The Senate's budttl also
ralt.cl problem• for the Houle·
• naw coaference by votlDI to
keep alive Saturday mall. It.ate
rtvenut aMr1nl ud 1ruu to
loul pollte dQartlMftta. TM
Houle f 1¥ored kUUna an u.r.
Pr'OlrtrM.
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AZ DN\Y p!LOT 8 !H!d•V· !ihx I~ 1tJO
~--JIJST BRE'4KJNG ---.....
J.All k.. /rofJI ,..,.,.,.,.,, Oltd FP'J RI .,_.I 'uJ ....
Cuban Refugee• Sans
Relatives .'May Go'
WASJUNGTON (AP> Whitt Houle,..... llmlW'Y .lodJ
Po•tll taki today lh•l about 3S perttnt ot, tht lncomln1 C\lban ~ \hoM wbo baH no rwlaU¥ ln th Unllat &tatm.
"ti\ay DOC be altowed to t"flft&tn .... "
·' lt '1 that 3S pttteol t.Ut will ~t the mo.t dilllniJ\ '1t0b-
lem i la t•ma ol .....uMIDIDl. ·• be 1a1d.
He uJd lbt U.Uted SUit WM relYlna -other f'OU.nlti aad
"Llacltt.ioAaJ voluntett -. n('W'S lhat lutve l'anied 1 major "*'
h1storieally" to tK'lp w1Ui the re-setllttmt'tlt
..,J•r •""""'""·Geld Oeer1t
WNOON (AP• -The doUar declh>C'd on worht nchanaes
today an rell<"'tion to t.M conunoed •hde an U S lnleniel ra~
Gold and t11l~r pq~ •·ere AltahlJy low r
ln Toayo, the dollar cloRd at 127 SS )'en.®*'" rrom 230 2IO
In London. the pound C06t S2 281>. toclmptred to S2 .~J.3
In London goad dowd at '514 an ountt:. down $1 &l t~ clw.c-Mood~ ln ZUrit'b, the mdal l'I td al ~l2 20. uocban&~ from
Mood~
Sil\-er was quoted at SU l\5 .in ounc-e 111 London, down from
$12
it~ftlllarrs •r••r" 10 llrporf
l'OHTl.ANl> Ort.-1AP1 T~o Jl'thner.., rc·turnell to
Portl.md lntcrnahonal 1rport 'hortl) Jht'r \akt'Off uus morn
ang, v.hlll' un 1m-umtng pa:.~·n~'-'' J'-'t landed ufter reporting
mttt•h.uucol probtf'mS
•\ll thrt • plant>&, wtu<'h reported problem:. withan a one hc)ur
pc.'nod. l .. mded ~afdy and then· •·l'n no 1nJur1~:;
£,owrf f'aror• Pafl.-u••• Dralle
B~-ro:-; 1AP 1 The state Suprem" Court ruled today that
the latt> E • .ult' Spnng,.a 78·yea.r-old :.cnilc kidney patient, ~hould
h:iv~ ~n ullu"'ed to die wtthout hfo·prolongmg d1alys1!> t.reat
ment!>
Spnng dted April 6 ol heart fa.iJure. nearly a yt">ar after a
probate court judge granted a request by has fnmal y to stop has
kidne) dialysis trentment flowevet. because of legal appeals,
he "'ru. kt•pt on hfe-:.upport systems agaan~t his fom1ly's wishes
until he d.J~'<I
· .ffartll•ttd. Nrbra•k• Hold Prl••rl~•
By Tk .U.Ctated Presa
Maryland and Nebraska held primary electJons today, two
more in the long parade of contests that put President Carter
and Ronald Reagan close to clinching rival nomlnations for the
While House.
The elections made lt 20 primaries down and 15 to go,
•
2 Coast Men Get
Prison Sentence
Two Orange Coast men con·
vacted las t month in federal
court of balking an Oxnard den·
ti.st out of $105,000 were sen·
tenced Monday to prison terms
by a fe deral judge in Los
Angeles.
U S Dist.rid Court Judge Matt
Byrne Jr· sentenced Attila
L>eAgh. 40, ot Newport Heach, to
five years in prison and Michael
Newman. 36, of South Laguna. to
three years
The two men were conv1ckd
of ware fra ud and cons piracy lo
commit wire fraud in <'Onni::ct1on
with an advan('ed fot.· ::.chcmt· In·
volvin~ a dl'ntl!>t who was <1t·
tempting t o negotia t e a S2
million loan 10 finance construe·
\Jon of ::.everal racquetoall rlubs
U S Altom~ Fred J acotl'il'n
said the dt·nt1::.t gave the men
President
OfGWC
Quits Pos t
Lee A. St.evens. president of
Golden West Collegl' in Hunt·
ington Beach since 1977. re ·
signed unexpectedly this morn·
ing, saying he has decided "it is
best to move on and let others
deal with the problems that con·
front higher education."
Jn a letter given to the ad·
ministration of Coast Communi·
t y College District today.
Stevens, 44. said his resignation
would be effective June 3, 1~
but that he would take vacation
and administrative leave im·
m ediately.
Richard Simon, a spokesman
for the district, said Stevens'
resignation would be presented to
the board of trustees al its meet ·
i.ng Wednesday night aod that an
interim president would be
named.
DAILY PILOT
n:-::-..i:-
~"·~ ••-~f4'itor
7 18 JP i1 en .. ....
0'1 ·g ......... ....,.
$105.000 in advance fees for ar·
ranging lbe mulli·million dollar
loan that never materialized.
The dentist eventua lly con-
tacted the FBI in 1979 when the
two men h'topped returning his
telephone calls.
DeAgh and Newman s till face
prosecution in OranJ'e and Los
Angeles counties ln connect.ion
with o the r a lleged fr aud
sche mes.
One. in which 8 1" Orange resi·
dent was v1ctim1zed. is similar
tn the case for which they were
t·on v1ctcd
Tht: ottll'r in volved a Newport
BPuch resident "ho :JlJegedly
lo.,t $160.000 in c;a~h and has 1976
Rolls Royce to DcAgh, Newman
Cl nd Jerry Mack Mor ris. of
fluc:nu Park 1n J ~ca m p:1t
terned aftl!r the movl\:. 'Tht·
<.\<ing ..
HOTEL .•.
la king up thl! ~elllcment ofh:r
wai. m tht! best intere'>l of the
cit y 1be city, to date. has spent
about $47,000 fighting the twin
suits
The settlement, in addition to
givin g Koll a new s hot at
building the hotel, calls for each
side in the dispute to pay its own
court costs. Koll representatives
t.'Sl1mate the legal fight has oost
them $80.000
Th e ag r eeme nt wa s
recommended to the counciJ by
a ttorney Leon ard Hampel
who said Orange County
Superior Court Judge Oretta
Sears indicated rttenUy that she
intended to rule against the city.
In the Superior Court suit. Koll
was seeking to overturn the
entire general plan amendment.
forcing the city to pr1'pare an
environmental impact report for
the cbanges in future building on
all 16 parcels of land.
City legal advisers said the)'
felt that loa ot the Superior
Court case would pave the way
for a similar loss in the ft!deral suit in which Koll was seeking $7
mil.lioo in dama1es. Hampel, though, aaid tbe
settlement does not force the
council to IO along witb the hotel
plans but slmply to take another
look at it ii the developers so
deal re.
IDdiceU0111 are that • coanci1
m aJortty now favors bulldma the
hotel.
WRBORHIGB
H.4S'~WA.L'
Mnpon Ranor Rieb 8dM>OI
wlll ,, .... , U1e aUAliUI
"Caralnl.. 'narldtly, rridaY
and S.tarday In tbe 1cbool
theate r , 100 Jnin• A•• ..
Newport Buch.
A I p.m. n mlval outtide the u.nt.r wtl ,._. eaeta t p.m.
11Mtw. ~ for "caniwal" ~,. ...... , '* , ......... bJea-.;m~
f'rer:i. !9 ... .4 f
FREEDOM ••
Me .. ., Ill• aaw • Cuba•
mUhl ... "1 to _.. 1 lnM
for tM ca 111 kl• appal"lftl 1t-.. unpt kt....-fr1aMat. •• , ............... Won
...... , ..... up It)' • ...,.
boat. t ...-. aw iillld IWll ...
Lopn brou1ht ht• paNfttl,
,Vtc-en&4" ad Inn Lopes. to lhe
Urut.ed Sl.aa-from Cuba u. mo.
Th y ~ nutkt' their home In
lluatluton ~iach
Aod fllt Th.artela1 be rdumed
to Plorlda •Hb bl• 1l1ter .
Martha. her buaband Jorie
ti;2'hidt!llo, duugbten Selma , lS.
llnd Monika , 6. and twin!'
l>tant•llJ~ und Juan. S
lie btougbt the two olMr Jirls
to tlunUngtoo Beach. Month. he
H)'I', JS 1oln1 wlld over toys
wbllt' Sdma has M vet 4een l!IO
much clot.tong and food in her
lah.•
Jo Spa.nish , she :.aid she bkes
th~ lJrutf'd S.ates very much
'rht-~t ot the famUy is stay·
U\!'t m f'\orldn until jobs can be
found ·
··1 don 't want to bring them
h••t t• af they have to r.o on
\H'lfure L1fr can become 100
l'J:.)' that 14 u~, .. Lope& nid
Lopez !twd he has been t.rymg
to bnng the family to the United
State~ for years but efforts had
failed because his brother-in·
1.i"' . .i tnUbl<'aan. wns of military
age
fh-fl('<'l an g on his journey.
LoPt>z. sa.id the majority of the
200 passengers on his boat to
1-'lorida were prisoners in Cuban
Jails
"I talked to quite a few of
thc>m . They were told they could
~·1ther ~o to the United Slates
or stay in pnson .
"I bclievt• some or them ~rt
hardened criminals. I talked to
lots of them. l told them that I
could guarantee that the FBI
knows more about their records
than castro. I told them to De
honest and to tell the lTUth and
they said tbey wouW.··
Lopei said be ventured to a
hotel in Havana for a night dur-
ing a tropical storm.
··1 made two tdepbone calla to
California. They couldn't ba~
lasted more than s ix minutes
and it cost $200. •·
He said coffee is selling r°' S30
a pound in Cuban stores and a
pound ol rice costs about SIB.
Lopez. a reaJ estate salesman
in HunlinJ(ton Beach. saJd he
believes that the days ol Castro
re numbered.
"l went back to visit my fami-
ly last year . Things were falling
apart and friends and relatives
told me they were miserabk.
"There were many sad faces.
.. It is the beginning ol lhe end.
The people know that Castro bas
been telling them lies ...
• · 1 was very. very lucky to get
six persons out. It was a m iracle
by St. Ant.hotly."
Protesters
Fail to Halt
Newport Plan
Charges by Santa Ana Heights
re!'1dents that Newport Beach is
ntbbhog away al their rural
lifestyle weren't enough to bnng
down the i.ize of an I rvine
A venue office building Monday. P~esters told Newport City
Council members that t.be three·
story structure will be a "steel
rnon.~t.er" that will have an Id·
verse effect on tbe eaviromnent
and compound traffic problems.
But council memben votedS·2
to formally issue a use pttmjl to
Newport·lrvine AssociatH to
continue work on the JS.foot-high
building.
CowiciJmen Paul Hummel and
Donald Strauss voted against
the permit.
The action was .. formal"
because city planners acddeft..
tally ilsued a use permit to the
developers earlier t.bJs year to
exceed the DOrtb Newport beiCbt
limit o( 32 feet.
James Jfewicke r , city plan·
ning cfired.Or, told council mem·
ber• that once the error was
caught. construction of the
structure'• third floor was
halted.
Errors aside, Santa Ana
Heights residents, some who
said they live within a football
field's lenat.b of the new office. maintained the structure .,..
too high and too big for their
comfort. "We have horses. cb.lcktm
and lddl;' said UDda Dallon.
••and tbe ~ will 6nll>t our Uv-. We to_... moan·
taiol, now we jmt see IUlel from
Newport.''
llelldent Nancy Coftmml Hid
CODUDued coutrud.loD lD DOrtb
NewpOrt ii ··~·· tbe s mall count1 strip Deatled
aeaiMt Newport Be•cb.
A 1pokeaman for Ille de· .e'°Per. T.,lor O~ ukl if
U.e COUDdl did oot ilaae tile
permit for tb• aader ·
con&tnadloa build'•1, Ml ftrm
would have to start O¥S IPiD and face a ST mlllloD IOll. Grant~ Uaat U. telree· =~ aw, :l''Jl1:*.,:: ~: d,":.Uo" ·~ctare ~tae :rr=-.::.=.E ...... ,....
C...ell Aetlon
settlement OK'd
On Koll Lawsuit
In action ltema Monday evening, lbe Newport Beach Clty
Cou11cJJ:
KOLL 8VITS : \Jnanlmoualy accepted an out~f·court
aettaement olfer-which would ball• pair ot Law1\<.& fUed bJ tbc
K.oU Company qaln: t the dty aid lhe C'OWldl aemben.
PASAPH.EllNALIA: Approved an ordinance lh•t would
cJC<.'lude minors from areas where drua devices are sold.
TH&E&sroaY; GranLed a permiL lor COOllrUdaa ol .a
thn-e·llt«y olOce boUdlng on Irvine A..-near Jaim Wayne
Aal"port over objectioos of nearby residelals.
BOATS~ St.ru~ down a staff recomllM!lllSatbt aad ~ to
allow small boat launching from the bay beaeb bet•em 11th
and Uth streeU.
WEST PAD: Agreed to purcbue a strip ol P8RJand in
West Newport aJoog Coast H.u~hway betweeo the Saitta Arut
River and 59lb Street for $1689,000.
NEWPORT HE IGHTS: ApproYed coastruct1on of a
two·story orncc buildinl( to house Sutton Industries. a publishing
firm al 350 N. N~wport 81\'d.
Second NB Arrest
(
In Jewel Robbery
By JOANNE REY.NOLD~ °' -a.IT~ '4.tt The second suspc<'t !>ought an
th e $500 ,000 h o ld up o f
Brett -Walkt-r J t w\:le rs 1n
Ne wport &ach has been takt!n
into custody by pohcc.
Detective~ a rres ted llugh
Coughran. 45. Monday .:.1t tht·
Hermosa BcCJch apartment he
~hared with llOO~r :.uspect 111
Mrs .. Howald
Dead at 93;
Rites Friday
Funeral ~c rv1 c e s a r l'
scheduled Friday m W1ch1ta,
Kao., ror Mrs . Harne Cora
Howald, who clied al the age o(
93 on Monday She was the
mother of retired Corona del
Mar Postma.st.er Grant HowaJd
Rites for Mrs. Howald. a well·
known periodic visitor on lhl'
Orange Coast. w1U bt! held an
Wichita's Bethany United
Methodi8t Church. according t1J
ber daughter·tn·law.
Ourang tbe mid·40i., Mrs.
Howald apent COMidftable Ulne
in Corona del Mar and was ac·
live in fonnatioo ol t.he Corona
del Mar Community Con~a·
tional Church. 611 Jle hotrope
Ave .. according to her daughter·
m·la\o\
Mcmonal contribution.-. may
be made lo eilht:r of her two pre
fe rre d churc he s ln lieu or
Oowen.
Survivors in addition to Mn.
Howald 's s o n . inc lude a
~randson; C. Walte r HowaJd.
and great-grandchildren Bran-
don and Tl"acy Howald. all ol
Corona del Mar.
Habitual Crime
Penalty Stiffer
SACRAMENTO CAP> -A
person convicted tbe third time
of a serious feloo.y could get a
20-year-to-life sastence under a
bill approved Monday by the As·
semblJ. The bU1 will allow Judges to
give the 20-year-to-Ufe babituaJ
crtmloal sentence Instead of a
shorter sentence for a fel<>fU'.
the case. ex-Sant.a Ana police
c a ptain Frederick Ellsworth
Hopper. Sl.
Hopper was arrested last
Thursday m connectaoa with the
Ma rch holdup of the Fashion
lslaod jewelry store . Detective
Ken Smith said that none of the
rnissmg Jewelry h<l!> been re-
rovered.
Hopper was taken mto custody
on a warrant assued from the
tla rbor Jud.J~ ~t.Qct Court
as he was on hih way to report ti>
hl!> foderal pa.role officer.
lfop~r . 51. left tht.· S<tnlJ Ana
departmenl an 1965 to attend law
~chool. In 1974, while re~t·
in~ a bank robber y suspect 10
f<t'no. ht· ""J' c harged watti
ffi~lnet.>nnli! h1:. ch~t '!> ~apt
from 1a1l
Tht• clat•nt ""..... 'u b!>e<1 ut·ntl y
n·c·aptun-<l .. nd Hopsx-r .,..d., eon
' 1 1· t l' d o f J J 1 I b re a It a o d
JI O'><,l'"biOn Of St o len b,tnk
mon1'
l it• "'J' wntcnced lO {we y<'J I"
m the Tcrm.mal lsland h:dcr«I
pri.M>n
Smtlh ,,ud th.it J ft t·r Jloppn
""d~ arre-.kd , ha!> pJrolc <>fflcu
c;ear<'hed his car and found ·•
briefcase '.\am llar to one in wturh
•he J(.'Welry was earned from
t.be Rare ..... Ule robbery.
AmcJ111g tl9e ltems found in the
case was an airline ticket stub
beanng Hopprr'~ nam~ an<t th(
He rTTHl6a Beach addn-ss Wht•n
arrt•!"ted. lloppcr ~a ,.,. ;.m :t<1
dre3s m Riverside
Smith •mad thdl th(• f'BI an
form ant whoongmally de\ clopt.-d
the lt'ad tn Hopper told
1n ve ,.t1 g:itors thnt Hopper ~
alleged acromphn· ""as nJm<.>d
Hugh
Smith :.;.ud thJl when he in
\'C5l1gated tht.• Hermosa fka<'h
address tw was totd that Hopper
shared \he a part m e nt with
CouJ(hran.
S mith and ~ttt1ve ~gt t\en
Thompsoo arref>ted Coughran
because he matched the descnp-
tion of lbe secood suspect given
by witnesses to the robbery.
Hopper. wbo allegedly ba.-..
been identified by witnesses.
was arralgned Monday aClt>r
0000 oo charges of armed rob-
bery. He remained in Orange
County Jail today in lieu of
$100.000~1. C°"ibran was booted mto lbe
Newport Beach City Jail on lbe
same ball.
Mortgage
Interest
Rates Dip
SAN FRANCISCO <AP>. -
P-ltentlal home buyers coot.l.nue
to get mor:e breaks ais one ol the
s tate's largest r~u l estat e
morta•ae brokers reduced
l.ntereat rat.ea on brokered real
estat.e mott~a~ loam and a San
Francisco bank lowered it!>
primel\Ome mortgage rate.
J . Robert Meieda, cxecuuv1:
vice pieDdent ol Paclllc Ptan ol
Calllonda. taid at would lower
loteftllt rates on deedl of. trust
"attUred by real property trom UI
percall to 18 percent.
Padftc Plan, a aub6idiary ol
Tbe ~ A. McNeil Corp ..
omcea in Zl Calilom1a cities.
Tbe eewer-rates go into effect w ed.De8day.
Crocke r Bank, m eanwhile.
lowered the p r ime hom e
mortgage rate from 16 th pettent
to 13114 pe r cent e ffect ive
Mo nday. according to Fred
Morrison . citecu t 1ve vlct-
pre$ident.
The new rate will apply to 80
percent mortgages on existing
s£ngJe.family homes which are
owner occupied.
Meanwbi.Je. Bank of California
today 1&d it will join a gn>wln~
number of banks c harging
customers who hold lheir cn'<ill
cards.
Ralph Ra.smus5en. BankC;i l
senaor vice president. c1t1:d
infJaUon and low prof1tab1lity
from bank cr edit cards u:.
reasons for the Sl.S annual fee to
begin July 1 for holders or •l~
VISA and Master Cards
No change 1'> planned in the
fo rmula on which monthly
pay~ents are computed for
c ard ·hold l'r ~ who extend
payments f o r the ir curd
.. purchases, he said.
. Bank or Amcru·a, the world''
laq:e~l ('Omml·n·1al IJdnk. and
Crocker Bank earlier announcf'd
they would be.Ran char1em~ fee.-.
to thei r credit (!ard-holder-.
BofA wilJ char.Re an annual h-.'.
Crocker J r ec f o r ca ~h
trnn:.ac\loo "'1th 1b t·ards
Securities
Inte r est Dips
Below 9 o/r
w AStilNGTON 'r\ p I -F'lr
the hr!>\ lime in nt·ar l.,. a Vt•<ir.
the intcre.l r alt.~ on 'hort ·tc:rm
goveromeot secunt11:s have
'•Uen WMier 9 percent.
The decline in Monday's
Treasury Department auction
"".1 ~ th<: <;C\.t'Oth !>lr;.11ght ~l·t:k 11( r .• ll•nJ! pnn·-.
'fht' da.scount rah· nn 2fo w1·l·k
b1JI, droppt'd t<1 R 7K2 J>t!rt't•nt
from last v.-~i..:., !J •195 pt>rccnt.
Th~ nc.>w ral1• was lhl· lowe~\
' 1 n c <: 8 6 1 2 µ l' r (' e n t w ;1 -..
available Oct 23. 197f!
The new das<'ount rate 1111
26 "eek balb me<rn~ that ttll'
m a ximum interes t thrift
1ost1tut.Jons can pay on money
m a rket certificates s tarting
Thursday is 9 percent. Tht•
m aximum for banks will b•·
8 782 ~rceot
Command Shifted
SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador
r A Pl -El Salvador 's mtlitary
officers voted to na m e junta
m ember Col. J a ime Abdul
GutJerrez command.Jng generaJ
ol the armed forC>CS. tak ing the
com m and fro m the other
military member of the junta.
Col. Adolfo Majano, a top
military source said
\B4111 qt/8!J,, CJJ1w/JIAI.
JI rASHtON ISlAHO • N(WPOU KACH, CAUIOINIA t.lMO
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OAILY PILOT A3
VCI: Collapsing llniverse , Possible
TIHI lawt ti phy1lc1 do DOt
permit • •••..., putlcM to
cb•••• t'OOltaAU)' fro• OH
form to..,...., Until now. the
M V"'8D ... thMapc -10 be anly
aa elusi ve packet of ... ,.Y wi°"*l........_.
Frederfcll Reh'lH of UC
lrvlne. ~o-dltto•erer of the
Oaarged witla Sabotage
ne utrlno ln ltM. dacrtbed hla
l l'OUP'• ft.nd1np dW'lna a recent
1clent Ulc confere nce In
Watblnctoa, O.C .. compartn1
the chamtlton ptwnom~ to
teeln1 • dot chan1e &oto a cat.
lht n back lnto • doc. aa \t
1mbl• down the •treet. "If tbe aeutrino hat mau, U.at
PFC Alvin Williams (center > is escorted
from a pre-trial t ,,.,ring at Fort Bragg.
N.C. Williams is charged with sabotaging
the parachute that failed to open. causing
the death of Capt. Lawrence HJll March 24.
has certain lm pllcatlona for the
unlve~ ... 1111ld phy1ic1at Henry
Sobel. an4her member o( the
reaearch team.
Si n ce a lmost co un tteu
neutrlnoe are dashing around ln
11pace. 1f the particles have any
masa at aU. "You might double
the total mus of t he universe.''
Sobel said. "But we don't really
know how much m ass at adds.
since we don't know the mass or
the neutrtno.''
That rekindles speculation
that the universe. which 1s
beheved to have been expanding
for a bout lS btlhon years. ts so
heavy that alb own gruv1ty wtll
eventually reverse the Procell
and cause it to collapse tn a
fiery cataclysm blllaona of years
from oow.
T he neutrino ls a pe<:ullar Ut·
t le particle that comes in at
lust three distinct va rieties.
plus an antim atter counterpart
Cor each type.
Twister Injures 25
200 Homeless in Missouri Town
By The ~la&ed Press
Steel girders were twisted at a
factory and mobile homes were
wrecked as at lea.st one tornado
cut a baU-mile swath · through
Sedalia. Mo .. rnjuring 25 persons
and leavmg 200 homeless
No deaths were reported an
Sedalia. or in tornadoes that hit
elsewhere m Missouri and PeM · sylvania.
A tornado m Chambersburg. a
community in' south -central
Pe nnsylvania . damaged eight
homes and left three families
ho meless. officials said.
"Our tra ile r was JUSt gone We
couldn 't find anything rec
og n1 za bl e ," s ai d Kirb y
Thomas. resident or a Sedalia
mobile home park where only
two of 64 trailers were left intact
by the Monday twiste r.
SedaJia Mayor Allen Hawkins
estimated there was $45 malhon
in damages and said hve ~r six
bus10esse> were de!itroved
Gov . J oseph Tea s d a le
declared the city of 23.000 a di~·
aster area $(:dC1Jia 1b about 80
m ales east or Kan.,as C1t}
The Nattonal Weather Service
reported that the re may have
been two tomadot-s at v. ork
In Sedalia. many of the m
JUred were thou~hl to come
from the Kelsey llC1ync~ wheel
manufacturing plant. wher e
damage '4 8.!) he<tvy ~heels of
the plant'!> m<:tal !i1d1ng were
torn av.a\. g1rdt•r5 "'ere twisted
and 1n!>ulat1on danglt>d from Ule
bu1ld1ni:: 'ohl'll
Hawkin' 5a1d J .500 to 2.000
people would bf, out of work until
t h e bu .., 1 n e ' ' t· ., t h a I "' e r e
damagt'd or dc.,tro~ed reopened
Tw1!iter:. "er~ abo reported in
at least six other communatJes 111
M1 ssour1 . In on l y o n e.
Jonesburg, were any inj uries re·
ported
A tornad o destroyed three
mobile homes 1n Jonesburg and
three people were taken to "
hospital.
An unide ntified person "'ho
saw the Ch amber sburg . Pa .
twis ter said it hit some power
lines before blowing the roof orr
a lumber company.
Tornadoes also struck in New
Alexandria, when~ a n a ut o
dea lership wa~ dam<iged. and 10
G~ttysburg . where apparently
no damage was don('
There were no ~erious inJune..,
r eported 1n any of t he Penn-
!>~ lv:rntatomadoes
Hearing
Sla ted 011 -Feds Probe Chrysler ·Outlook · Fee Hikes
A pubhr hearing on a pro-
po$ed 18 percent 1ncrc<.1se 1n
~ att•r rate:. and 19 percent hike
1n "e'4 er rate:. ~Ill be held
Thursday b~fon· the ~toulton
'."11(uel Water 01!.tnct board of
WASfllNGTOJ'lo CAP > -The
Chr~ sler Corp ·~ being too op-
t1m 1sllc about the number of
autos it can sell <.t nd the pnces it
can charge. a fede ral s taff study
s ay s. but the tr oub led
auto make r's new operatmg plan
1s .. realishc and feas1 ble "
Th e s taff anal)'>ls o f
Chrys ler s operating plan for
1980 through 1983 was part of ~
five-inch·th1 ck stack of docu·
me nts sent to Congress Monday
by the Chrysler Loan Guarantee
Board.
The papers -prepared by
workers in the de partments or
Treasury . Transportation and
Labor -are intended to support
the board 's decis ion l ast
"'eekend that Chrysler h as
quali fied for $1 .5 billion in
rederal loan guarantees
The opera Im~ plan "'as n·
quired b} Congre::.s. which ap
proved the federal b<.11lout lat<•
last year .
"Staff analyses of both thl·
operating and financ ing plan
show 1l 1!> reasonable to find that
Chrysler can continue a '> a going
concern in the automobile busi-
ness wtthout additional federal
Hospital Appeal Made
Bat,tle Over Brow n 's Plymouth Continues
SOl'Tll LAKE TAHOE <APl
-The le2al battle over Gov. Ed·
mund B r o v.n Jr .'s b l ue
Plymouth came back lo hfe to
d ay whe n Barton Mem orial
tlospitaJ <:tppe<tled an Apn l 29
ruling that the hospital cannot
seize the car for an unpaid bill.
The Lalte Valley Justice Court
did not immediately set a date to
hear the hospital's appea l. the
latest s tep m an $808 dis pute
Big Tustin Blaze
Cause Unknown
A runa way Tustin blaze !-}lat
gutted fi ve apartment buildings
and d•splaced 90 fa milies early 1n April will go down on the
book s a s bein g or
"undetermined on gin." officials
said Monday.
Oran g e Co unt y F1~e
Department investigators said
they be lieve the wind·driven
n am es. which caused near ly SS
million in da mage a t the La
Posada Apartments started at
lbe roof level near the northwest
corner or the two-story complex.
While official reports will
indicate that the bla.:e. which
injured 13 firefighters. was of
-undetermined oMgm, Fire Capt.
Mar c H awkins s aid
investigators don't believe it
was mtentaooally set.
J nvest•gator s s aid their
month-long probe led them to
believe the fire was accidental.
Jam Stone, chief investigator
for the count y fire department,
said there was som e evidence
the blaze was t rigger e d by
arcing power lines whipped by
strong winds or the ilJegal use of
fir eworks nearby.
bet ween the slate and hospital
that dates back to 1976.
After Brown. a critic of rising
hospital costs. vetoed an S808 ap·
propriataon which had been ap-
proved by both the s tate Board
of Control and the Le~1slature.
the hospital obtained an attach·
ment order aJ!amst Brov.n·s car
1n a move admittedly aimed at
getting publicity for rhc d1!>Pute
Brown had picked the 1974
blue Plymouth out of the state
motor pool an a sym bolic mo\'e
of austerity, and has been dnv-
m g it ever since. Hospital ad·
m1nistrator Ronald Newt on said
he picked on the Plymouth ror
exactly that reason -he wanted
a symbol to gel attention to his
problem
"We have a bas ic constltu
t1onal issue here." Ne"'ton ~aid
m an interview tod<1 y "If the
state owes you money. and for
an y reason chooses not to pay.
you have no recourse We don't
thank that's constitutaonal. and
we want to test that.··
Newton's attachment order
for the Ply mouth triggered a
series of comic maneuvers in
which the Sacramento County
sheriff said he had no ch01ce but
to impound the car if he could
find it.
In response. Brown s witched
to a white Plymouth for several
days and state officials hid the
blue Plymouth until the attorney
general obtained first a t em-
porary restraining order agains t
the s heriff and then the April 29
ruling rescinding the attach·
ment order.
Boy Injure d
Fighting Fire
Near Home
A tz.year-old boy was slightly
i njured Monday when be
1rabbed a prden hose and tried
to dcMlle Ramet ahootinl from a
nettbbol''a rool ln llittlon Viejo.
Orance County firefl.lbten ar-
rived in time to keep t.he ftn at
2MJI RidCe from 1preadinl to
adJaceat townhomft.
1'M1 \ruled t.M youlb, CbrU
Dale. tcw •-*• lnbaJaUoD. The ....... tperked by .......
t.rlcal thort, 1tart4d ln an up-
•taln bidloom and bumed out
the root IDd .We. Oa ...... to
Utt bomt, owned by 1Pat'°
M 1f 1von, were t1tlm1led at
111,000.
loan ~uarantet'S ·afte r Dec :11. ·
the report !>aid
But the !itaff report questioned
Chrysler'!) pro1ec11oni. on !>ale!>
and pnces t"'o fa ctors lh<tt
"'111 upset the com pan} 's prof-
itab1l1ty an the future
Chrysler precJ1c t!) total auto
!>ales of 11 million units 1n 1981
and 12.2 million an 1982. The
aver age pro1ect1ons by four
private forecastinR companies
puts U .S sales at 10 S million m
1981 and J 1 4 million m 1982
"The aver age of these pnvate
forecas ts a s compar e d to
Chrysler's plan would mean
83.000 fewer ti S . car and truck
sa les in 1981 and 120.000 fewer 10
1982.'' the report said "The
profi imp9ct of these changes
could be s ignificant. particularly
on a year to year basis ··
Republican staff of the Senate
Budget Committee !>aid Chrysler
1s in worse shape than antac1pat
e d It said a decision to let
Chrysle r go bankrupt would
have httle or no national impact
Bankruptcy would mean the loss
or about 70.000 jobs. the report
satd.
In other Chr.•sler news. 1t wa~
announced another assembly
plant is be10~ closed The shut·
ting down of the truck plant m
Fenton. Mo . near ~t Louis. I!>
Ch rysler's second l.uc h cl~mg
this year .
The ele<:t1on of United Auto
Workers President Douglas A.
Fraser as a d ir ecto r of the
Ch r ys l l•r Co rp . at th e
automake r·s annual meeting to
day marks a first In the h1stor )
of U S industry.
Fraser was to become the first
worker to n se to a directorship
in a ma1or U .S indus try when
Chrysler's stockholders m~t to·
day an Rockford. 111
There seems to be much m is·
undefstand1n9 and confusion
about the diplomas issued by
the Gemological lnstllute ol
Nn&nca and the lltles awarded
by the American Gem Society
The Gemological tnst1tute of
Nn&nc:a is a school located 1n
Senta Monica and leeches a
wide variety ot clasHs Tfle
basic course can be completed
by oorrespondenoe or by re-
Sldency 1n approiumalely s111
months Anyone with the in·
teAllSI and the w1ll1ngneas to
spend the lime and 1u11ton may
enroll II 1nclude1 a com·
prehen11ve cour s e o n
cMmoncll. oolored atones and
gam idlnt1ficalt00. Upon com-
plllllOr\ of •• the leMOns tn
'-trW-.. ~the atudent ..._ an ...,,,.nation and with
a .-in; grede of 75 Of' bett•
.. ~ With the di~
Cl • Qr80ulltlt Qerftotoo•ll.
The achool a110 01ter1
~ "' 09"' , .. at9d Mlb-,._ llDtW 19ttlng ...... ,., , ..
s-'· ,__, 8"8'fMO· ... '*"" ... Ind ..... ry ....,. All art
......,. and I MlrtlfY rtcom·
rNftd 9""' to 9nyoftt with an ---"'~°'--·--,,. OlfJg60ll tMclMe Of
~ ateo .,., .... 09"1
Llll --lft lot M11t11,
'"Poland
.. ,._
Sovie t Pres ident Leonid
Brezhnev arnved m Poland
today for celebrations mark
m g the 25th anni' <.'r!)Cir~ of
the Warsaw Pact It was his
second foreign trip in the
las t week. follo wing his at
tendan('e at Tito's funeral in
Yu~oslana
Pope Speaks
On Politics
RO \U:: ..\£'• !'opt .John
Paul II. mak1n).! h1'-fir,t d1rt·<'l
public <'Ommt•nt lln lh•· t ..i'l' of
l' S Rt•preM'nlJll\t' Hnbtrt F
Orman ha., <,a 1d th.JI poht1<''-''
thl' re..,pon!>1b1ht~ of l:i' mt·n Jnd
<1 priest 'ohould ht· u pr11 .... 1 ·
ll ~ J!> ..innoum <"d .1 ~ t'l'k ;i11n
that Dnnan. a Je!>ull pru·.,t and
f I ' l' l t' r m .\.t .I ' .... J (' h u ... {' I I ...
DemoC'r:it. ha!' .1~n·t·d 4'ti rel I rE·
from pohur ..... It thl· pnpl· ... ur£
Ill~
Thf' pontiff madt• 1 ht• staH•
rnent to 1r>urnah"t" traH .. lmg cm
his SJ>t'("IJI Jl<IJ>.11 j\'l '" rt'!>pond
in~ to .1 QUl' ... t 10n .i bout [)nn .. in
Thl' pope rl'tUrn\'d ro Rome•
~tonda ~ aftt·r an II clu\ .,'4tnJ::
through 'olX ,\fr1c.in nation!!
@
EiEM WISE
d1rector":> >
The m~lln~ 1., "E't for t 30 l
p m at the district office!> in
Laj?una '.'J1~uel
John Perry of the district said
mcrecc.es are being sought by
the ::.taff due to increased costs
of w at.er and power
Current water r ates ranged
fro m 28 cents per 100 cubic rttt
up to 44 eents per 100 cubic feet
depending on amounts or usage.
The se'4er rate ts c-urrenllv 17 ~rc~nt oer 100 c ubic feet · No h1ke lS bell\R propo~ed for the $7 bi-m onthly ~arge ror water and
!>e..,.er service.
Perry said that in 1980·81 the
cost or water 1s expected to in·
crea e b} Sl.077.000 The pro-
posed rate hakes ...... ould bnng m
S7i8.000 of that. he added
The r emaining would r<>mc
from funds left over from the
current 'ear. he said
"T he cost o f our water supply
1 from th(• ~t etropohtan Water
0 1 .... 1 n C'l and Tn Cit ll'S ~1 un1<'11Jal
\\ all•r 01:-.tnct 1 ~<'nt up 14 -I per-
('t•n t .. Pern ~ .. 11d
The d1<\trtct hd-. .il'-O prc>Jl'<'l('CI
J 21> J>t'rl't•nt mcn•a!)l' in l'Ol'rl-:~
('(I h I{\ )9!10 81
Pact Approve d
"' !\EW YORK <.\P l Bu!-and
... ub'4 a~ "'orke rs ha\ e appro'cd
a proposed contract '4 1th the
~1 e1ropolnan Tra ns portation
Aulhontv b\ a better than 3 1
ma r~1n .· <.tnd Pre.,1dent John
l.a "'e of Trans port Workl'r.,
\;n1 on Local tOO says 1t v.as
"Jul.I '4hat I had exp('cted ·
Naw Voric and Senta Monica. n.. getTI labs Wiii 1dent1fy
any gem and w ill gred e
Otamonds and give a cert1f1cete
lelltng W9tgt'lt. measur1tm8nts.
COIOf and clanty grade They
dO not ~aise; will not attach
fll'¥ pnoe or va.lue to the stones
ltl8y eumioe .
The Arrer1can Gem Society
requres lhe apphcant for mem·
bersh1p 10 complete t he
gemo1og1ce1 educ•t1on
dl&Cnbed above and another
oourae on sales and merchan-
cHing. To be eieeted to mem-
berlh•P tile applicants must l\eve prOYen the ir butlness
.... llbcwe ~oec:h.
The '"'" 11Warded by the Amencen Gem Society afe
Reglttefed Jeweler a nd
c.lfied ~itt. The R.J .
titte le • ~lite to the C..O. Botti .. ennual -.:>P01nt· ,,.,.. .id rnuat be rewon by
~~ On our 1talf. Donna Ila:' ,,.., Aidt McEllft1ne and
I are Ctftlli.d O.mo1og1111
a nd Helen Popiel •• 1 "etlt'9ftd .......... , We ,, •
proud 01 our firm 1 mel'I\
Wthlp in the Amertclf\ a.m
loc~ Ind " •ndN•duait fOf our a11001n1men11 10 our f'llOIC''" 1111n ...... , ... , ...... , .,. . .,... . .......... ....,... ..... Flrt Gfnri•ll Wd then ..... "° ott.er ~..,.,. tn U-. 1 p,m nre, wtilth w11iefttttl.._.1111 -~--~----------------------------------------------------...,,.
'
OAllV PILOT
Jut
oa tin
u e
a tCK\' TIC'Kl' POLITI Nu-.·ht're tt. Proposition I'
tht• tll•t• tn('•Omt' t.ll·cutttnii 1nu1atlve pushed by 110 .. •n1
J an I • ~·in.fl Coua,ht ha.rdt'r than on our 1l¥lt' ('()llf'lf' t1rnl
pu11e Al lhl' ~t•lf •chooh. \h f11ht ·, prtotly much (HW
""\ 'uu mui.t r 1•rru•mbN 1r tht· !>lMlt· income" t11.t•''-du 6't'I
l'Ut, th1., .. httck. .. 111 conw m11 or C11llforn1a·a 1Pnt>ral func1
1'tw h•l~ t~llll".:(\)o l)r\' l1tr1WI)' upportf'd by the (lt'lll'I Ml
f un1.I
.J..in1' f1111.i.. h'" "ho .in• 1n lm1• "1th hi\ po llll>n 111
lhl''l' 't(lllt' fll'lllUtlofl'.
A cow in pu111t ('an lit• found JU&t· upco• t at our
"''tin" t c·am1)uh, ('uhfomtu St t~ trn1vers1ty, Long Beach
lll•rt-. tht• J ttrv11\ lnillallvt• lh m tunly known hy ttl\
fl(IJlUl~tr 111\'kllUfllt' J»'t'S II
\'Ol1 ('AN HARDI.\ Rt.AME the late rollege !itU
llt'nt-.. ddmm"lrarnr-. or foc ult} membero; for striking
bu('" ~h\"11 Kot)lt old llow»rd JOUMS about the 11h1l~ clllllng
thl' 1•ollf'gf proplc> thing11 llkt• ntn<'ompoops and dummies
l\t the Lonti Hcurh camJHUJ. both s tudent newspapfr~
. .,.,,,
rl• -''!'Ii'\\ I I,
l1ropom111m q !! -Jau·s II as Seen by tM Dody 49er
.in· 1n a ~trugglC' 1~ to ~ee which onl' can outdo the other m
1;.ikm~ pot shots at happy Ho\\ard and Jaws Jl.
T he Union Dally. "'h1c h 1c; sort of the campul>
altl'rnallve newspaper. ca m t· out in a recent issue with a
eartoon of students impaled on a huge figure "9" The ac
companyrng article was headlined. "What Would You Say
1f Howard .Jarvi:. Propositioned You'>"
PERHAPS T HERE WAS a little btt of sly collegiate in·
nuendo there
A quote ~tart1n~ the stor~ v.a!. from somebody called
Pink Floyd. who said ... We dun l need no education .. "
\\ell. )OU get tht: idea
Meanwhile. the other campus Journal. the Ually 49(:r.
"'a' getting in 1\l> llel-.s too The 49cr s approach was a bit
more conservative. po!.s1hl) due to the ract that at 1s part
11( the curriculum a s c.. l:.iboratory exper ien ce in
Journalis m
The 49ers ha11 been running d -.cnl'<; of Proposition 9
CJrl 1cl~ acrompaml'd by an 1llu~trnt10n. of the "Ja"s"
::.hark gobbling up dollar bal l-.
YOl' ARE LEFT WITH the 1mpress1on that those
bucks would be the ones supporting ou.r slate college cam·
J.>U!>t;'~
Ont> recent article quoted the head of the music de
partment at Cal State Lon~ Beach as saying budget cuts
from pa:.sai;.:e of Propos1t1on 9 v.ould "decimate" his pro
$!ram
You have tn AIVl' a certain ml.!asure of credence to his
fears. judging from what happenl> in our local coast school
<111.tncts when trustees are forced to whack down budgets.
When budget c uts get ordered up here. 1t always
:.eems that lhe first thmg th<' school board goes for is the
mu<irc program and then busing
Smee the stale college:. don't havt! a busing system.
you might conclude that leave:. music first
/\ RECENT REPORT issued a\ Cal Stale Long Beach
est1matt.'d lhal the inst1tution·s $67 million budget would be
cut a m1.1umum of $2 8 m1lhon UJJ to a maximum of $8 3
m1lhon during f1:.cal yeur 1980·81 should Jaws JJ gel
adopted in June
The projected fund cuts ~cl more dismal later up to
$10 8 m1lhon an losses the year after The Long Beach cam
pu~ draws about 85 perrcnt of 1ti. cash from the state·'>
genE>ralfund
You can unders tand wh~ they're biting back at Jaws II
on o ur Cal State eumpuses
Assault
Maps
lost
WAmUNCTON <APl The
A m erican commando• who
11burted lut rnunth'a raild lo frtt
lht• /\mMICU(\ hoale<lli leCt
lH.•Mnct \kl('\lmt~nt11 showln, that
th1• nnal a ault on the U S. tm
bassy w&A to be' madr trom an
abandoned constr uction 11te.
t\lH' Nt•t,\S Ml '
rhe mups "t'r\' lt>fl behind
" ht•11 Pre~hh:nt C &rlf r ordered
tlu.• Ai,rll 24 ml1111ton itbortcd
urtt"r lhf'ff or elaht helicopters
tH t· .-m (' d 1 " a h I e d E 1 tt h l
\mt• r1c an s t>rv 1c l' ml' n "ere
k1llt>d when two retreatln~
u1reraf\ coJllded s t the staging
urea in the Iranian desert
ADMINI T RATION sources
"'ho decllntd to bt• identified
\'<H1 f1rmed that th~ maps were
•H't'Urote. ABC' stud 1t got lht•
documt•nl.s from Hrllish sourc<'s
with close tie~ to the militants
"ho UN' holdln~ the> hostages.
The maµi. anJ d ocum ent ...
came from onl' uf the helicopter'
left bl'lund. ARC 'in1d Monday
T tw ra1'1 was rail ed off at tht>
first dNwrt stal(ing urea. but ud
rn in 1st ml Ion nffkh1ls have ron
hrrnl'd lhat the raiders were to
bt-flown by hr llcopte r to a
mount ain hideout near Tt'hran
They "ere to wait there through
the dayh~ht ho urs and then
(•nter Tehran by ground vehicle"
:ind free the hosl al'es. Tht'
hehcoptl'rs were to pick up tht•
raiders and hostages and fly to If
third site where everyone wa:. to
board waiting C·l30S airplane~
and leave Iran
ABC'S MATERIAL satd the
commandos were to drive into
Tehran and meet at an aban
doned housing rons lruct1on s1t1·
that h as been empty since tht
Sha h was overthrown las t year.
After freeing the hostages. ac·
cording to lhe ABC d ocument"'.
the Americans ~ere to be picked
up at several rendezvous points.
including a football s tadium
n<'xt to the e mbassy. Street
hghts were lo serve as marker-.
for the chopper pilob.
The maps also detailed t"o
111 rf1elds from whi ch C· 130
planel> would car r, lhe com man
dos and the fret>d hosta~es out or
Iran.
Baja Run Ope ne d
T IJ UANA. Mexlco <AP>
Highway 1. which heavy winter
rain runoff kn ocked o ut in
Fe bruary. is open a ll the way
from the U .S . b o rder t u I
Ensenada aJi?ain
Df•ad at 69
Lillian Roth. the actress·
:-.in~er whose a uto biography
"I 'II Crv Tomorrow·· de·
tailed her struggle against
alcoholism. died Monday at
fi9 in a Ne"' York nursing home·
Storms Splash Eastward
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Kil ler Cra•h
An overturned bus rests a top mangled
wreckage of auto following collision in
Ra leiJlh. NC. Trary Calhoun. 1l·vear·oh1
NATION I WEATHER
driver of the car. was killed and 32 stu·
dents on bus wer e i njured.
Grim Search Called Off
33 Bodies Found; More Cars Lost?
'l'i\Ml'i\. Flu < i\1'1 Diver' h1.1v1· <'nded th1•1r
'l'llrch for bod1c~ 111 tht• 11ubmerged wrcckal(e of
tht• SWl.cihanc S)(yy,uy und author1t1e:. !>a)' mon·
'l'h1rlt'S rould rt.'m:.iln undc>r "ater
Thtrty thn•e bod1ei. have been rerovt'rt..od
.. Thal·, 11 Wt.• f1J.(un• wc·vc got one. ma)h4•
\ Wll, )>(lll tnl~~IOg and WI• h'<•I they' II probably floal
up." said Cul Henderson. a sp0kesman for the
Hll ls boroogh County SherJ((''i Department
,\ MARI NE SOARD Ot' lnquir) "J' 111 n.n
\t'nc toda) lo invt.·~t11tale the collap'>\' of a l.~OCJ
root st•ct1on of the bridge. which pitched t-1gh\
vehicles mto Tampa Bay fonda y The bndJ:e "a'
struck dunng a rainstorm by the Summit \"cn turt',
a 680-foot freighter
Steel ~1rder.. and conr rcle roadway rollapl>M
hurhn.i a Gr(•yhound bus "1th 2.3 per-;ons. six ca"
and a pickup truck into the 50-foot det'p l>h1pp111.:
channel
The foct·hndmg board 1s a JO&n t H nlure of tht'
Coa~t Guard and the National Tram>porlat1on Sdft-
1) Board !>tate and local a~enc1e' conducting tht·ir
n" n ann•i.t11 . .:at1on~ "ill .ibo attend the hE>aring'
TAMPA BAY PILOT JOHN Lerro. 't'ho v.as .ii
the helm of the Su mmit VC'nturl.' when 1t hit thl•
bridge, 1~ certain to be called as a witness Ill the m
qu1r y So arP some of the member:. of the 35 man
nl'w and skipper H C t.1uofTa1\\ an and I long Kong
Lerro had two other accidents in the past five
months, according to Coast Guard offlrtals They
~aid he rnmmed the :.:.imc bndge, causmg $40.000
damag(' on Jo'f'h lfi when he was g uiding the Jon·
na Uan And ht· v. a~ a t the helm of a freighter lhat
-.truck a dock ;it a t erminal last December
The Mute Uepartmenl of Professional Regula·
lion, 't'h1t·h lict.•n-. ... s harbor 1>1lot:>, has dis patched a
thrrr mr·mht.·r re\ 1cw pan(•I to the ~'\ast Guard
twarm~!> lo 1n.vest1gale Lerro''i rol<• in lhe acc1·
den t
f'IVE v•:mct.•.~ WF.R t: frt>ed from th•·
"rnka~,. tx·nt·.ith lh•· hndge ~1ooda) and hoisted
Jlxi.in1 ,, bur~l' IJ1H·r-. r<·C'OH ·red '>IX mort bod1e,,
thre<· bobbin~ on thf' <,urfac<' and three trapped 1n
"1dl' lhl.' crush<'d Hh1C'le'i
~ft>dacJI t'X .imtnt'r Dr P<,ler Lardizabal saict
hl' s l.'ll3mtnt'<1 2S 0 £ the vtrllms and·found that On ·
h on•· of lhl·m tlro't'n<'d The r~t "ere killed by
lhP 1mpuc·t of lh .. 1r \eh1lle~ h1\tang the ""aler.
Fir111. Loses Fight
:'\EV. \OHK 1,\1'1 Ttw Wall Street Journa l
pubhsh<:>d an ..trt.Jcle today c1bout lhe OKC Corp .. a
Dalla!> ho ed petroleum r ehne r and cement
producn "ht ch fou~ht an unsuccessful rourt
bdtllt' to bloc:k the :.tor>
The Journc:J an1clt' d~ta.&ls a1Jegat1ons that
Cloy~ Bolt. the ctuef eltecutive ol the company.
and some of his as~iates were "involved m a
number of quc~\Jonablc transaot1ons with OKC."
THE PEOPLE AT
BEVERLY HILLS HAVE
SOM E PRETTY CRAFTY
IDEAS ON SAVING.
Our l·r:.ilry 1tka' ''"rt" 1th nur Orange Cllunt>
l'ir<inchc' Anu he1.·au'c "'l!'rt.' lk\crl y
11111' Savin~'·}nu't..I c'p1.'CI our ~~~1!!4MI
lir.tnl'h t<1 ha'c a little ,,1\\ )'
\\c <lo. Our nranch m.m:i~a'
at lkvcrly Hill' S'" '"~'arc
lrJincd to give you thal linle l'\tr.r
advice that v. ill mai..e }Our money
"ori.. h;mkr ltir ~nu Al ter ull )1iu
c\!ruun ly v.orl.cd hard cnnugh for 1t.
Whether it'' our 10.Mnnlh
M oncy ,M~11>.cr Ccrnfo.:atc ($!00
minimum dqx>'>il) or our popular
h1gh-y1dt.ling Money Marl.el Ccrtiri-
cah: ($10.000 minimum dcp<Nt).
you'll knnw that Rcvcrly Hill-. Saving-.
l.m tk"~" JU'r the right prnpram t;O
)uu"ll !!Cl 1h1.· r111"1 l11r -.1iur 1mmcy.
~c can mold ytiur ltnancial lutun:
Imm a 'ch.•c1ion of 11 ""'in!!' program,.
each cui.tom dc'>!gncd 1t1
an~wcr a ~pecific o bjective.
And while other ""l~ia·
l10ns cut back on the service~
they offer. at Bc .. crly Hill'
Sa\lings we coo11nuc 10 give
our cu tomers cvcrythmg
from free coffee. free lug·
gage tags lo free lamination
if your wallet· izcd
Jocumcn".
~---., Family Circle
Fashion and Crafts Book.
And tor )'Our con\'cn1cncc •
our Ofllnae County brunchc'
are open daily from 9 A.M. to
'P.M .• Friday 11116 P.M .• ond
we're c~1ra cnaOy by caylna
•"Saturday 10 10 2 .
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,HJLIS l•P•----------
0 Tell me mun: 11"'1u1
bc1:m111n~· u ~"'''" "''"°'
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CALIFORNIA
Billing
System
Flayed
SACBAllENTO <AP r TtH?
new 1114JcM.Cal bUUna 1yat.-m f\a. ·•u..aftcent '' 1yatem problems. ...-dodon' t'lahn1 1ho.dd not
bl added unUl .lbe d1tflC'UIUel m rteolved, the aute auditor ..-ral reconuntnded today
In a l lt-pa1• t'f'POrt lo lb.e Le1•1l1tu~. Auditor Oeneral
Tbomu Ha)' ~cludt'd that
Com.,uter Sclencu orp·~
system lln't p~paa-.d to handl«-~· tlalma, wblch reprt\Stnt
a m.Jor porUon ot lbe lledl Cal blUlq
The auditor g~raJ'J 11.ndmi~
were dtspule d by He•lth
Servaces Dlret'tor Bev~rltt'
M yera and the COmputtr Scam<'~ Corp.
\Iba Salf-# E11d
LO~ ANGELES (APl A
firm sell!ng $10,000 c1tu:e~tup
passport packages to lnuuan:,
( STATE J
trymg to avert deportation said
Monday it will heed U.S. State
Department warnings to ~top
the practice
Dominican visas were being
offered through the IDM In·
tercontinental Development and
Management Co. Inc .. a private
Los Angeles-based company
purportedly handling C'onsular
affairs for the tiny Caribbean
island.
Profits were going toward de-
velopment or tourism, busmess
a nd industry on the poverty.
stricken island, spokes mtn ~aid.
Hija<"k •.ft<-ript •
SACRAMENTO (API -Th!!
man char~ed with trying to h1·
Jack a Jetliner at Stockton says
he wrote a play about a hijacker
who goes to Iran and capture~
the Ayatollah Khomeini in order
to free the hostai:es.
The play or movie script, en·
titled "Three Days," came to
light Mond<.1y at a preliminary
hearing for Stephen Bilson, 25.
of Ceres, who was ordered held
for trial on $200.000 ball.
FBI a~ent Gerald Adams
testified that al one point during
the 5112-hour ordeal on May 1.
Bilson made a reference to tus
play. but the FBI d1dn 't un
derstand 1t
fff'Griug C'IONPd
WEST COVINA CAP 1
Despite obJect1 ons from th!!
prosecution. a mumc1p:tl court
Judge has closed the door~ on ..i
bearing to decide if a "gaJ.t order ·
should be imposed in the kldnap-
murder case of dcfrndant Danny
Jerome Young
Judge W11l1am Mayes ordered
·re porters and spectators out or
court Monday after Young's at·
torney, Larry Artis , asked that
the hearing be closed.
Tax Bill ~I.red
SACRAMENTO (AP > -A tax
rebate bill vi e wed a s an
a lternative lo Howard Jarvis' in·
come tax t'Ut tnitiat1ve got voted
down Monday by the Senate
Finance Committee.
The measure, SB1920 by Sen.
Barry Keene. D·Elk, fell two
voles short of passage on the 5-2
rollcaU of the 13-member com·
mlttee.
Under the bill. a combination
of sales and income tax cuts
would be used to carry out a re·
quirement of the spending limit
approved by the vote rs last
yt>a r. The requirement is that
budget surpluses be returned lo
the taxpayers.
SAN FRANCISCO OROC~R BAGS ANOTHER GUNMAN
Joae San Miguel, 79, HH Hatted 15 Bandit•
Grocer Bags More
Than Just Food
SAN FRANCISCO (APl Jose San Mi guel bags more than
food in his tiny market . which is pocked with bullet holes and m-
clud~s a practice target in the back room.
The 7S-year-0ld groce r has shot 15 crooks during attempted
robbenes in 25 years or tending store.
The la test gunman who tried to take money from San Miguel
took three bullets instead. one 1n the stomach and one in each arm
on Saturday night. The ma.n was whimpering on the floor as San
M 1guel telephon~ police -again.
HE WAS PLEADING with the old man "1th the ()mokmg gun
an his hand, "Please don't shoot me no more ...
"I didn't even S<'e him," said the aR<'d s harps hooter. explain·
m g that he simply whipped out his 38·cahber police special and
started blasting away a bit to the nght and above the gun m uzzle
facing him.
"I work hard for w hat we take in here." San Mi guel said gnm·
Jy "It isn 't all that much . but I'm not about to give 1t to some bum
just because he comes in here with a gun or a knife."
ONE MAN WHO CAME IN with a knife a year ago was s hot to
death by San Miguel right in front of the cash register he tried to
empty. ed · ·t· h h I" ed · A Cuban-born naturaliz Amencan c1 izen w o as 1v m
San F rancisco for 58 years, San Miguel keeps his east-central San
Francisco grocery open seven days a week, from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m ..
San Miguel, the rather of a son and a daughter, opened his
Potrero District market about 2S years ago, and it was not loog
before he discovered there was a discouraging feature to the loca·
lion
··1 got robtx>d t~o. three llmel:I," he said. "They take ma»be
$1S·S20 r got mad. I [¥>t a gun ... sometimes I think that every
crook in the United Slates comes in here "
Asked if the police ever question his w1 lhngness to perforate
"ould·be robbl'~. San Miguel said they never have
"Sometimes. C\en, they give ml' a hint here and there about
m\ shooting But they never l:lay nothing torn<' ..
· Nevt'r, said San Miguel. has he had a thief come back after
hr's b<>enshol bythesha rpshoottns.? merchant .. "Jf \OU hit lht·m right ... !he:-oon l com<· ba<'k no mort' hl·
ad' 1:.e<l.
Bitter Pill
Birth Control Suit Ref used
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A man who s ued his former
lo\'er for becoming pregnant arter, he s ays. assuring him
she was on birth control pills has lost a bid to have his case
heard m the stale Court of Appeal.
The court said Monday at would be an unwarranted tn·
vasion or privacy for it to supt>rv1se lovers' promises.
The dispute arose when Rom D. Lasher brought a
paternity suit against Stephen Kleinberg. Kleinberg ad-
mitted he was·the father or her child but hied a counterswt
for $200,000 against Ms. La-;her for "fraud. negligent mis ·
representation and negligence "
Kleinberg contended he suffered beuuse of his obliga-
tion to support a daughter he dld not want He contended
he had sex with Ms. Lasher because she told him she was
taking birth control pills.
DAILY PILOT A 5
3 Fa~e Death. Penalty)
di
Funeral Today for Norco Holdup Victim · j ,
RIVERSIDE (AP> -The dis
trttt 8UOrn<ly's omcc was con·
1lder1na Ref'klng \he death
penalty 1&galnt1l three bank rob
bera in tht murder or a
Riverside County sheriff's depu
ty as funeral services w~ held
bere t.odlAy for the slain man.
Deputy Jim Evan s was
aunned down Friday in the
gangster-style holdup of a small
Norco bank.
T HE GANG HURLED ex
plosives and ~hot a utomatic
weapon:. ut pursuing offi cer ...
after robbin g the Security
Pacific National Bank branch
and nee1.11g to the San Gabnel
Mountains. where they were
captured the following day by <t
posse ol more than 200 lawmen
Evans, 39. ~as ambushed in
the mountains by !he robbers
He w as a fi ve-year vetl!ran of
the department and 1s survived
by a wife and s mall child.
"NO CHARGES HAVE b<-<•11
filed yet but we arc contemplat
1ng filin g f or spec ia l
circumstances in the murder of
Deputy J im Evlln.\ And that. uf
course, could mean the de~th
penalty." Tom Hollenho rs l ,
R1vers1de County assistant dis
tri<'l attorney, s~ud Monday.
Five robbers. dressed m Army
Jackets and ski mas ks and totmg
'>Cm1 -automal1t' r1rtcs, rohbed
the rural bank of $20.000 JU.,t
before closing lime Frida)
ONE TELLER TRIPPED a
s ilent a larm and authont1t''
chased the robbers into th•
mountains. C'&ptunng three :sncl
k11line ollt'
Arrested in connection "'1th
the holdup were Chni.tophn
llarven. 29. of Mira Lom:i. ht'
brother. RusS<'ll. 26. of An<1hc1m
aod Geor~e W. Smith, 27 , ul •
Cypress
lfo llt·nhnr c;t s aid m urcl1 •1
c harj!l'!-t also might be f1lcf1
agam~l the three m connection
with lh<' death of William
Delgado, a ~us~t who wos shot
to death in a gun battle with
pohce at the robbery scene.
Delgado's 21 -year -old brother.,
Manuel, wa~ fatally shot Sutur-
day m a confrontation with ar·
res ting officers. An autop!\y re-
vealed he may have died of a
self.inflicted gunshot wound
through the heart.
Jl o ll e nhors t said lesser
charges also were being pre-
pared against the men. lllclud·
mg kidnappmg, bank robbery.
r1ot.se~1on and detonation of ex
.
plosive devices, assault od j
police officer and vehicle ~. ~
The men had taken 0•1'1 Hakala of Fontana hosuce ud
commandeered h1a van for theft
getaway but Hakala escaped
with minor injuries, deputies
s aid. Several officers also wens
wounded during the long cha.s~
that swrted in Riverside CountY.
and ended in San Bernardino
County. :
The Riverside County dlstrid
attorney's office decided to han~
die all pro5ecutlons in the case
following :J meeting Monday.
with San Bernardino officials.
Westwood Tragedy
House Fire Kills
Three, Injures Two :
WESTWOOD ~, l A fare raced through the West Coas•
lwadquarters of an international Jt'Wll:lh organization early today,
killin~ three res idents and inJuring two others. including a
t 1rl'f1ghter, autho rit1<:s s aid
Ht"S1dent!-t nf lhl' Ch<tbad Luh<1v1t ch house leaped from win-d•'"'.., of the thrt•e !>tor:i !>lUct'O building to ~ave thcm~lves as the
f lit' tl r'Okc out at 12.50 a .m .
"I WOKE l'P l'llOKJ1'G. I brok<· a ~mdow Md Jumped out,"
,,wl Ja('()b H12d<.1, a driver, "how~ a!>leep on the !>econd noor.
OaV\d Bcrensoo. 43. an art dirtttor, al.so was sl~p111g on the
-.1·cond floor. "I heard o crcickllng no1·H~ outside my door so I didn 'l
01wn 1t. · hl' s aid · I called the fire department ard then Jumped
t>Ul
THE 81.AZt: \\,\"i Pl'T OL'T artl'r <.1n hour by 175 cit)'
!1rd1J!ht1 ·r-. \\1.nl!.,...(''> ~J1d :.<1m e \\1nd<J"''> of the house exploded
I rnm the heat. dn\ mg bat k v.ould·be rescuers
"W1 h<.1d all thrl-c fll')C1r> goin~ Wl' don't know how many peo
pl1 w Pri· 1n lht·n· and J."Ol l')UI " said C1l) f1rE· d 1v1s1on commander
l'1:lcr LUC'dr\!lh
Thi ... I• .t d..i .. 11r \rJ~('<h .. ~Id Rabbi Shlomo Schv.arz or the
n ·nlC'r !'t.111 "The bu1ld1n g c·an be r~plac('d but the people can't be
rt·plarc.-<l · .
'l'hl'rt• v.a~ no 1rnm1'<11 atr> "'nrd on how the thrl"<' v1ct1m<; died
'I h!•lf name'> v. l•re r*mg v.1thht•ld pend1n~ nouflcation of next of
j.. 111
High
inte
with insured
safety.
For those with s10,ooo or more.
This high rate b guaranteed tor the tull &-month term
to protect you against market fluctuations. No bank or
savings and loan pays more. Minimum: $10,(XX).
Effective May 8thru14
9A95% 9.860°A.
Annual Rate Annual Yield
For those with s100 or more.
Interest on this account is compounded daily.
No bank can pay this high rate! Minimum term is
guaranteed for 30 months.
Effective May 1 th ru 31
10.75% 11.51%
Annual Rate Annual Yield
ACCOUNTS NOW INSURED TO $100,000 by a U.S. Gowmment AiencY
Annuahz.l'd yidd .u~ fund'""'"'"' on ~l fcx t2 month~ .ll th<.'~ annual ''"e Rdtb a~
\\)\l14'(1 tO C"h.lng\' i1t ll'flt'Wdl r f'CIN,1l n>guf,1tl()O~ roQutrt' J \Ull!>tJ11t1JI ~'1\d(ty ltw l-'OllV withdf<tW.if Jnd
J)f001bit compound1flll 1nlt.'fc~ on t>month Monev Mar~ Acc:ounh
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ThCWN\ Kenlll'ldtW RoMrt N Weed/Publlther •'
Trauma C e nter
Cos t s a Fac tor
Mee-Yff.l"I ol wnnatma. Onqe County supttVilon
I •t ~ ~na&.ed fi" bospltA111n tbt ~ty to aerve as trawna treatment ceoten.
The centers will be eq_u(pped and 1talfed lo ttt1t
emer1enc:y catt patients wbO have awfettd nou. ln·
jury.
The ~ttts are lntmded lo rHpond to a Stttes of re·
Ports that &ald UvH rouJd be savf'd by dev~loplna a coun·
t)'Wtde network of specially equipped traum1 centen
After ~lanatJoo of the rive ~nten wu made lut
week. federal olf1cial.a pr~ county 10\•emment for 1'6 Tars11htedness
AB ~u.al, county off,caals also heaptd pnus~ upon
themselves for whst they claitn ts giant t~p for-.·ard m
prov1dlng health care ~ervice to local restdenb
Uut there· ' anolber Lde to t.be story. including u ron
tcnt1on that elaborately equipped cente r '4'0U!d ~
anothe r influence in raising health care cosb.
Included in the monitorlog reports that supervisors
have promised will tell whether the trauma care network
really is saving lives should be a study of the dollars and
<'ents impact
Although lhe system supposedly won 'l cost COW'lty
government one penny . lhe same officials who sanctioned
the program should also be sure tbat it doesn't overly
burden the people paying medical bills . They shouldn't
a llow hospitals carte blanche on all the latest new
medical gadgets and the recruitment of more highlv paid
spedalist.s than may actually be needed.
'Give-away' Divid e nds
The foreign aid question has always been a touchy
one. Many Americans cannot see the wisdom of continu·
mg to offer U.S. economic aid to developing COW'ltries
when there's still plenty of suffering right here at home.
Some a ns wers lo this puzzle developed by the Agency
fo r International Development (AIB> are worth consider·
mg. '
Last year. the total for all U.S. foreign economic as·
sistance programs was $7.1 billion, 1.5 percent of the
(ederal budget. But. by far the bulk 'of this a mount was
spent in this country for goods and s~rvices that prov4de
Jobs and income here.
For instance: In 1978 the foreign aid program spent
Sl 10 million in California. $318 million in New Yo"rk, $128
million in Kansas. $118 million in Texas. In Missoun .
where AJD spent $40 million gn goods. services and
agricultural products, $36.9 million went to Missouri
fa r mers and food processors.
At present, one of every rour U.S. acres of fa rmland
produn·s fo r food exports to the Third World. That
rL·pre~enls 20 to 25 percent of gross U.S. farm income.
The bulk of the grain that goes abroad is not given
away. except in instances of natural disasters. but sold
\\.Ith lhe aid of long-term, low-interest loans. These loans
t.·nablc the developing countries to become better
t·u~tomcrs of t he Unit ed States.
They now b uy 37 percent of U.S. manufactured ex·
ports. triple t he figure of fi ve years ago. And almost a ll
the loans and credits extended to the developing coun ·
tries between 1945 a nd 1978 have been repaJd with in·
tc rest and on time.
The fact that foreign aid is good business is reflected
in the approach of other free world countries. While the
United States contributes the largest dollar a mount, 12 of
tht• 17 ··donor" countries spend a larger percentage or
their wealth on economic assistance to developing coun·
t nc~ than we do.
In short, foreign aid is not the "giant give-away" that
~ome see, but good business that becomes better as the
rlrvcloping countries begin to s tand on their own
1.:t·onomic f cet.
Precocious T e en
CC r rvmc 1s ~till <1 mere teen-ager. Just tummg 15
this year. but it 's a precocious one m terms of national
<ind mtcmational rccogn1l1 on That was the word this month as civic leaders
gathered lo "Celebrate UC I."
For example. g uests were told . the New York Times
and Time magazine have devoted extensive coverage to
tht• s1~nificant resear ch on neutrinos that recently won
f ;H·ultv member Dr. Frederick Reines election to the Na·
tionc.tl .J\c:aclemy of Sciences.
The College of Medicine, which currently ls training
1.000 future doctors, has won Its own share or recognition
for rc:-,earl'h projects ond the bum treatment facility al
L1CI Medit·ul Ccntl'r is now one or the best known in t he
eountry.
Recognition in the fo rm of $1 1 mil lion in grants frorn
f cderal and private agencies now covers half the instruc·
t mn<1I expenses for sciences at UCI.
And when the school of fine arts hosted a Verdi Con·
ference in April, Italian m useums and international
~in gers were involved and reviews of the presentation of
Verdi's opera "The Force of Destiny" appeared in San
Francisco and New York papera.
If UCI keeps going at this rate. the community can
look forward to basking in refl ected glory for years to
come . • Op1n1ons expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Piiot
01her 111ews expressed on this page are those of their authors and
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Boyd/Rattlesnakes
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
The t'AA says rour
more airlines should be
perm HUd t o use
Ora n ae Co unt y 's
airport. They 1or&ot to
m entlon aepreHna. balloons. b Im ps.
Saturn rockett. nylnt
••uttn, AfrotlOC , P'red·
die Laker\ tto QUIETlll 11 BITT8 R
'"~"''J ..... ~ .. .... 111111• ,, .,. ... ~,.~ =.'.£.•V,....'i
,
Q. When a rattle snake
strikee, does It release all of
it.a venom ln one abot?
A. No, air, It controls It. U
It bi ta a rat. presumably, it
only tums ioo.e aa much aa
11 needed (o dispatch the
thlnc . But 11 It hit.a a bluer beHt ill Mlf defeDN, that
would be aotber matter. Ja.
eldenlally. eapert1 H)' a IOU•'• wnom ta made up of HVeral dilf ... t lllblC.UC., to•• ltrCmllt' ............. And ta. bellne the 1Dake m•1 be able, t.oo, to CGetrol
the 1mounta of each 1ul>· 1tanee, lft1ainl the propior-
tlont to._,_ tpeclfte ba.da
•••,.ulo~--.
CIJlqae run eboul rlftr· ntt1 u. ,.., .,.. .,. • "' ...............
JaCk And 1"80D
Carter Still a Deft Politician '] . • •
lll A6HJNG1'0N -T~ it an
AU t •·in Wonder la o d ll·
moaobere m \.be back room& of
th• Whli. tlouM wt.en a chl!!tt·
lt11 Jimmy Carter la Uy\nl to
('Ope wtt.b a delu\or aUn1 fOttiJn
poll~>' and a naum1 ffQOOC\\Y. .-1tbout lothl& b.a poll\ical
ha lance
tJnder Uw temble p~Utt.
thl' prnadent doe1n 'l uplode
with tt-mpf'r
tantrum ~
1'baa l.lln 't ~
1tyl f' Ht' JUSt
b f't"O me ~
more grim.
more gJoom) . more lie ·
d ud e d He
tends to shut
h t msclt o cr
a nd re m a in "
a lone with his decisions These
are the ttmes when the phrase.
'"the president's b urdens."
becomes real.
He manages to get a long on
less \ban six hours of s leep each
n1ght. Even thlt\ ts sometimes in·
tf'rrupted by urgent mE>saaaes.
sometames by l\is own troubled
mind Ourint: the da.yltght hours.
utdE"S report he 1:s mon.~ lrritabl ·
and bruaque than h" used to bt'.
But haR ant:r)' fni.stntion \g dt"
tect•ble mort• 111 lht• t'ohl look u1
has rye 1tnd th\• t'lc>nchlna of tu~
Earl Waters
·tttth, u lt he were n ppr ml,
a quJet. ~ ra.ce. "Wbln
•et anJry." be CMK'• told me ... ,
1•t qwet. My frieodl rJalos -J
can't m)'Mlf -but there la a
muacle la my jaw that moves."
The MUICM haa been twitchine.
lot lately.
BUT It' Carur baa bttn an ln-
decisl\·e preaideot who bu held
back from mllit.ary IJleuuces.
htt as • deds•ve pollUctaa who
n•spond.s to the ~bllc mood. He
refratned from mtutary action
as long as the ma,JOl1ty of voc:en
approved of restralnL But a.a the
p ubhc began to loH paUnC"e
with this PC>Ucy. be shlfted \0 a
harder line. The prHid ent sim ply con·
eluded that this con cmatory
policy had become a poUtacaJ
llsb1Uty. "He could no loneu a.f.
ford to be patient. It was cosUAg
ham votes." a Whale House
source S&ld. Thls was the real
reason Carter dropped the con-
ctlaatory approach and con·
te mplated military action
Thul also had the advanlUMC or
dlvertmg the American people":.
uttenuon from their economiC'
"oes Here again. the president
hus been more proficient at publi c relatJons tha n eC'onomw
!>Olut1ons ~crN White Hou.-;<'
nunutes :.how that he has ~
p e atedly put t be atreu oa
polit.h:al a ppear ancfl.
Once be happily cited a poll
aboWlftl that "a m-.jority of \he
Alnerican people now view ~
Dtmocr1Uc party u riscally
responalble." Ht-prom~ that
"the cood work of the ad·
m1nl1traUon wfll beglo to be
reflected i.n the pol la." "
H E ALSO called upon hls
Cabinet officers "t o t ravel
around tht.' country lo report to the people on what each of lhem
1 doing walbin t.heir depa rtmf!'nl
to reduc-e 1be rate ol lnflaUOo."
Another Orne. be asked Cablnt-t
m embers "to fully cooperate
. . . with tM White House sWf
when they are ulttd to speak to
groups around the country on
the inllauon proeram "
Other minutes quote the presl·
dent u utuur bis staff "to ron
sider •·a~ m wh•ch he couJd
personally he lp in tnhunc1ng
pu bile awarent•ss and un·
derstaoding of the ct\o1<'"6 that
"'111 soon race him "
Jimmy Cf.lrtt>r may huve been
a poor pres1dl'nt. but he is •'
superb pou\Jcum.
ISllAEL JOLT : If I ratl ()(.
h rtuls sensed a pro Pales tJninn
t 1lt in 1he Carter adm1n1stra.tJon "i.
United Nuuons vol~ again11t
J udah aettlementl. t.lileJ re·
ceived another jolt laat ~
T he auppreued atory Al ..W ta
secret Slat. Departmellll--..
menta . On Aprll 10. tit••·
Secretary ol Slate C)'l"9I Va.e
Vance, actlnai on Prt1l4leDt
Cartcr'a lnatruct.lom. HOt •-.
usually bl~mm\UUc.._ tll the Israeli t l"Dnlent. ll de-
manded t.ba laraell ll'OOPI be
w ithd r a wn poat ·bute from
11ou them Lebanon1 whltll l.be;y
had entu ed three oaya eartler la
rtaponae to a Palestinian raid oo
'itn lsrBC:'U nUJ"Btt)' scbool.
.. t
T h ~ Vanre cable bit the
l1'raell where they live -lo th~lr UMNl of U.S. mllltary
ha rdware . V a n ce warned
l>t'ft"nae Mlnlater Eur Webman
thnl "tllcgal ~ .. of Ammcaa
wt"npon.s mlaht Impede furtlter '"
shlpme>ntaofO.S.armatolareel. ~
BY LAW. the president must
s l•p an orms f"mbarl(O on any ~
nation t.h.¥t 15 found lo be mhlg ,.
\I S Wt'Ul>Of\J' for anythlna but '
~elf defense. But such la ws can
bt' und hOvt' been interpret·
t"d broadJy If other conaldtta·
lions warrant 1t, as In the ('&le o(
King HassM of Morocco and his
aggress1vt' "defense" a1ainat
Ahwrtan backed guerrillas.
T HE ISRAELIS, a pparenUy
nervous about t he Carter ad·
m1n1strnt1on's perceived anti-
IHael lJlt. promptly withdrew
thf'ir troope from Lebanon.
Pnme Mln1ster Begm ha*-"
naed that the troop wlthdnlwal
had been "demanded" by tbe
. United St.ates. He sought to NW
face by annotn>dhg that U.S.
Ambassador Samuel W. Leri.s
had merely tried to ''clarify
IJ>raers mtent.Jons." He mllde no
menhon of th-.: tough-talking
commuoicataons from Vance
three days before t he lroops
were pulled back
lsraell sources told my ~
Ron McRae that the U.S. demand
mfluenced We1zman's ~ ol
res1gnallon00Apnl 17. W~
had bet.>n outspok~n tn his CJIPPOSI·
t1on to Jew'l~h setUement.s, "with
no ~ecunt~ value." an tbe ~·
cupaed zone. H e a rgued tha t
lsr.tt>l "a.' '"makmg tbe world
'>IC'k and llred"' by 1t.s pro\•ocatJ vt! wu lements policy. and felt that
t ht> h1~tonc and \'1tal -support
<1( I he L" nated States v. as being en·
ddn~ered by Be~in·s hard·lme ap-
proach
Eleven P r o p o sitio ns Lined Up For Voters
Although the June 3 clet't1on 1'
primarily ror the purpo~t: or
selecting pa rty nominee!> for
leglsJative and congre!>saonal or.
rices. voters wall also be ballot
ling on ll measure~ proposm~
new laws
Attraclan~ the ~rcale!>l tn·
terest has bet•n Propol>tl1on 9,
1;1" for \otcr approval of ICK·al
low <.·~t housing proJe<'L\ d~p1lt:·
t ht• (art "ul·h developments
"ould bt-addJlJooal burden.'> on
thl' t·ommuruty for polite. fire.
... e~l'r and othe r ~erv1ce"i as 14t'll
a' for :-.trt·et.... :.1dc•" alk:. and
lt1tht1nl!
Propoi.1t1on ~ " a fret•dom of
tnfm mutton ffil"J,llrt' 1nlt>nd<.'d to
aid nt·w.-. t l•portt•r-. h> prott'<.'llng
1ht• l"llllf1d1·11 l1.lltl) ur their
:-.ourrl':'I
"ould launch ~ state l.nto Ute
field o( fi.nanCUlg pnvate ~
nt'SS 10 the name of energy
alternatn·~ develop~t. It pro.
pol.es authoriz..ation ror the lS·
!>U3n<'i! of revenue bonds fOf" that
pur~ Aside rrom the pot.m.
t1al or m aloog capit al less
available for individual bor·
rowers It does not seem an ap.
propriate a c tivity for a
cap1tabstic nation.
. • • •
the so·called
Jarvis JI in·
1tiative which
wou Id redut'e
s ta t e s ur ·
pluses by cul·
tang personal
income tax~
1n h a lf a nd
provide for
the perm a ·
nent index or
permit .:t'nl·ral obltgat1on bond'
to be tM,ul'd for prol(rami. which
hint• t•atlwr not bct·n uuthonz~
<ir already rt'Jt'Ctcd by the
Lt'j("latun• II would r 1rr um·
vt.>nt tht· SP<'ndtnR ltmatallon :-.
11rov1:-.1ori' of ttw mt·a:.urt• enact
1•tl only la.'t Novcml>er as Prop
,1 It ulso fmli-to a~sun· th11t th<•
pr<>t'l'l0d'I from lht• bond:-. will ht·
'IWnt on dc•vclopmt•r1t 1n11tead of
ha lant'~. With hu~c s urplUbt!'
sttll un·umulot in~ in lhc !llJttt•
tn·a~ury ti would not seem 1n Uw
hl•!>l !>Uhlu• lnt\'f('S t to tnCUr
furtht•r bondl'<i 1o<tcbtedness
PROPOMT IO C \f't!) up
>:ut<frhnt•'l ror rt•upportaoomenl
1ntt·ntlt•ll to n •quare ('1ty und
t"Olll\t ~ 1ntt·~rity an rt'dastn ctaog b~ 11 1~1" in.: th•· 11p~rt1onmenL'I
111 tw '"rt·n~nably' ('qual ~hilt•
.1t 1ht• ~11ml· tlme compelling dis ·
1r1r t ,·ooti>iulty It m. y help but
tmbulunt•e In <h:1trict rcpresen
111t1on Wllf ronttouc lo exist a!.
lt1n)I ns 1l 1s based upon popula·
t wn 1nsteud of actu~I registered
VOll'r~
Proposition 10 is a rent cootioi
ml'iasure prohibiting sl ate-wide
rent control legislation and
establishing criteria for any
local ordinances aimed at rent
control
. .
income tax rates based upon
rosl of hvmg factors . Whale
much has already been heard on
this measure and far more 1s yet
to come. the other 10 measures
have received little or no notice
PROPOSmON I 1s a bond act
proposed as a '"park " measure
but actUBlly is a '"cookie Jar'" for
many new programs including
sewage treatme nt plants. fish
halcherk>s. and agricultural s01I
drainage projerts. It would
Art Hoppe
l'rupo111\1on 2 mcrdy nm·
t 1nut'h th•• i.lah"i1 Veteran llom1·
Loun proJ(rum by issuance or
S7~> m11l1on or bonds to ~~ rt'
p1rnJ in totaJ by tht• home bor
r o w c· r i. . 'l' h t' p r o ~ r u m h it s
osx·ratro ror more thun 50 Yl'1&r..
with grr-nt i.urccss c nabhnl(
I hOU.!>ands o ( veteran!> to :.eeurc
tht!ar own homes without costang
the taxpayers one dime
P ropos1t1on 3 seeks lo un·
necessanly further burden the
i-tate's constitution by wnUng
into it proh1b1tions against alter·
m g the State Capitol.
PROPOSITl ON 4 would re·
move present requirements of
Propos1l1on 7 is a tectuucal provis ion to permit use of
federal funds to aid flood. fire
and earthquake disast er victims
in d eanng wreckage and debns
from private property. I\ is un·
opposed.
Propos itio n 8 i!. an in·
ltlative proposed by zanies who
PROPOSITTON 11 ls another
"""htp the oil companies"
measure. H you believe that in·
<.·r..·asmg stale laxes on oU com-
panies will h e lp to lower
Rasolinc prices and make
~asohne more available. vote
for this U you see that any ln·
creased taxes on the oil com-
panies will merely be puaed
along to the motomt.s. will di&-
courage further oil explontJon
and production. aod encourace
oil compa nies to move their
headquarters out of tbe state,
vote against 1t.
At Long Last, So01ething New to Worry About
Happy days are here again!
Most econo mists agreed this
week that Treasury Secretary
G. Willia m Mi ller's l on g ·
standing prediction has at laat
come true. Mr. Miller has been
predicting that Americana will
no lonaer have to worry about
tnflalton. They will have to
worry about a recesston Instead .
If so. t.hil ls good news. Every
American I know 1s pretty
d arned alck
and Ured or
worr y ln1
abo"t lnlla · Uoa. 111 have
to tr y t o •u••• on e more If me
wh a t mr wife, Ol)'nda.
had to r:r for t w o GU I)' t1"'b thopt, I thl"k I 'ti 10 .._en.
Wor~'"' aboul a NelllW.
will not only prove refreshJng,
but onc:-e we gel t he ha ng of it
again. It should be a heck of a lot
easier. Unfort un a t e l y , a who le
generation of Americans bas
grown up without ha ving to
worry about a whopplna 1ood re· c~11lon. <That little one in '74
scarcely counta. > Aa it veteran
o f the G r e at R eceulon um.~!!,_~ape lt beboov me to ouwne t.he advan\aps ol receAk>n worrylna and oner a
few belp(uJ UPI.
Al TO 'ms edvant.a .... kt'a
at.lrt wltJI tu lbelten . I bow .,..,. ....... worried al,a.t IDd
day tor ,.aa whltW tbe6r tu
aht9'er la ...... IN UMr "-lM rlaht t11 tineht, wlll lh• ....... """ ......... '° 111 wlMn aa.y•,. atllti\ed
A~,tlllll't'••_..Mm·
, ... """'" ta• •••• , \ban Nt"I ...... 1td. Do )'OU \NM
those thousands of auto workers
laid off this week a re worrying
about tax shelters? or course
not . In tbls great land of ours.
those on we lfa re llve like
mHUonaires -in that neither
pays a dJme to the feds in taxes. -
Among the hundreds of ot.ber
lnflali<>rulry wor ries that a de·
cent recasloo wlll eUmlnale are
the price or a 11111 ot fresh
oranae Julee ln Parts. wbet.ber
t hree c11ea of cabe rnet
11uvlpon are a better bedae
Utan a Kru1effand, how a wrap-
around morta.,e workl, kt t.QJ movie worth M. OP&C and
"1hN doll all UM! money tol
Not Clftff durln1 the Great I~ do I rec1ll a IOul 181·
'"'· ......... au tM mcmey _, •. klule! .... lt ...... 11
wtat for thlnaa Ulct turnl&11 And w• mt'ftlOM Hid, "Oueq how muth . I pald ror lhta• two
lurftl ... ,'' H WU aid With a noll
Of happy tr1Mmph
\
So you will fllld tha.t r•
cession won1ea are far al .....
and more basic than frtvoloaa
inflationary worries. lleceeU.
worries will help us a ti refled on
the eternal veriUes of life, Mdl
as Where our lJUt two tunQ&
will come from.
(A8 TO holpful hints, tM oelJ
ono that leal)I to mind at lbe mo-
ment b t.o watch out for r.wn,
1tockbn*ers. My Uncle Ed ur· rowly tt1caped beinl blt by •
laWnJ atockbtoker lD •• ud be
has allyed out ol lh• markll. •
to m•~ die r&Ducl&I ........
ever atnce.)
But \he aeemlaa act.-of ..
rte•H•on thla Wffk ••' M
D.IUlbt but wllbful Ulmklal. fte .ctmllUlt rlltklft hu ...... ,.., ....
ln1m 1 .....-tor lwo,...
and, ll'J .. It mllltl. Ml 8ll
bt•n able to cWlwer.
All we U lt do l1 k ... _. flnc•nc.-..ct.
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WORLD I NATION ONLVfttLOT .47
QUEENIE Euromart Members Use Own Jargon
~ ...... _.__ ___ _
"You aucted•"
Computer Top
Campaign Aid
SAN DIEGO <AP> -A Judge. Ross G. Tharp.
is expected to win the Republican nomination for
the 78th District seat in the sute Assembly -but
a computer is working overtime to derail him ..
The machine. 48K Micro, is Ben Elliott's
mechanical campaign manager. Across the screen
of the computer in Elliott's accounting office flash
names and addresses. with addressed envelopes
pouring from an automatic printer
The space~age machines give hjm instant in ·
formation about 20,000 or so Republicans in the
district. 350 precinct lists and telephone numbers
of 10,000 party members. Lots of information.
Even of TeSidents whose backgrounds only incline them to vote GOP.
There is District 28260 where the computer
shows only six of 126 registered Republicans can
be expected to vole. Elliott plans to waste little time there.
Then there is No. 27761. where the computer
says 81.1 percent of registered Republicans will
turn out in June for the primary election. There,
Elliott is devoting a lot of c.-ampa1gn time.
The information which he compiled shows
"those who have voted Republican Ln recent elec·
tions, those who have s hown a propensity to vote
Republican." says Elliott in an interview, adding:
"I have just chosen a way lo campaign that 1s
much more cost.effective "
The 32·year-0ld Elliott also takes time to write
a personal "warm hello" on all those pamphlets
being mailed out by 48K. But his office computer is
making up ror a big campaign organuation which
he can't afford.
Also in the Republican race is Nick
Miloslavich, a 31-year-old freshman at San Diego
St.ate Uolversity .• le referred to his own campaign
the other day as "a Josine cause."
DRU Et..S. 8 ltlum <AP> -TM l:wopeu
Common Manet, Uke every Olher lntenaUooal or·
ganluUon and mott iovemmeat.a. bu deveaop.d •
Jar1on all llt own. and lt talt• • IOOd memot)' to
undfll"IJtand much or lhe talll at beadq\l&ft4n.
Fll'1lt. the~·s "lht" NLM." t.be popular name
for the Europenn t:conom•c Comm\AAlty, made up
of nine nat1on1 Brl\aln. Prance. W••t
Gt>rmany, lt.aly. &-l1ium. I.be Netherlandl, Lu•·
f"mboW'fit. l>t-nmark and Ireland -linkH by tbelr
ratth ln •mocna(}y •nd commlt.ment to free trade
w1th each otbM WMn ont-country 00.. llOmethin1 lbe others
don't Uke. It'~ act'used o/ vk>latinc "'n>e Treaty,"
the 1968 Treaty o! Rome that HlAbU1bed the
mark t
ITS BIGG£ST CU&aENT crlsis ls the
"British problem" -BrUairt'a threat to withhold
\ti. annual t'Ontnbuuon to lbe market budtet unless
1t.5 a~hSment is i>barply reduced. Britain is ex·
peeled to pay S2 5 billion more lnlo the market
budget this year than it gets from t.be organization.
lt wants lht-deficit cut to $410 million.
IC the dlbpute isn't setUed. Britain may refuse
lo take part ~n any community meetings, adopting
a policy <"ailed "the Empty Chair," first used by
French President Charles de Gaulle when be ob-
Jected to Common Market policies in the 1960s.
The problem will be ruscussed when the nine
nations' foreign ministers gather in Rome on
Saturday for a "Gymnach" meeting. They call at
··Gymruch" because it's an informal meeting of a
type first held tn Gymnich. West Germany,
M'veral years ago
~LSO IOGH ON THE agenda for the Rome
met'ting wall be "the April 22" decls'<>I\. That was
wht'n the market ·s foreign ministers decided lo
impose economic sanctions against Iran on Satur-
day unless "decisive progress" is made toward
freetnR the American hostages held there by Ira·
nian mmtants s ince Nov. 4
Wh e n Common Marke t ofhclals are
"memorialized," no one puts up plaques honoring
Prisoners
Set.Mark
WASHINGTON <AP>
--f'or the fifth straight
year. lhe number of
prisoners in federal and
state mstitutions rose to
a ne w rerord
Fig~ released this
week by the Bureau of
Jus tice Statis tics s aid
the total number of
prisoners last Dec. 31
was 314.083. up 2.3 per·
cent from the previous
year. Federal inmates
dropped 12 percent to a
total of 26,2331 but state
prisoners rose 3.8 per·
cent. Texas bad the
largest number of slate
prisoners. followed by
California.
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t.bem. lnltead they lend their names to policiet or
reports '°" wl\Jcb they are respomlble or to com-mlt\eet the)' headed. 8ut their Jame cao be • neet-
in& thin&. At the market'• 1\mlmit meeting in Luxem-
boura two weeks ago, Britain'• problem was re-
ferred to the Ruacero Group, a.med after a
Common Market bureaucrat who chaired the
panel.
AnEa A COMMUNITY spokesman kept re-
ferring to t.be Ruuero Group in counUess brief·
Inga. one British journalist m an almost inaudible
voit'e asked: "'Who the hell is Ruggero?" The
spokesman shrugged.
Uke their CGunterparts l.n Washington. Com·
mon Market officials love to ··1ze" their concepts.
Policies are not restructured, they are r8tl'Ue·
turlied or rationalbed or wUtuUonaUaed or
harmoni.led or even ~ramaterilecl.
Sometimes lt'1 hard to keep titles ud aaen·
cies dear. The Cou&cll of Europe 11 a l1'0UIP that
discusses social probaema. But Ute ~an Coun·
ell ia composed of the Commoo Martcet a bead.I ot
government. Meetlnp of other cabinet members
are simply called "councils."
The president of lbe European Council 11 the
head ol government designated to preside at the
summtt meetings. Ke la not to be confuted with the
president of the Commiukla. the community'a ad·
mlnistraUve branch, which handles day-to-da>'
bmin~. So when officials t.aJ.k about Ute "pres•·
dent," they may be talking about Roy Jenkins of
Brit.ain, the commission president, or Francesco
C~o( 11.aly, U\&counei1 presldect.
Raid Started by Phone
Simple 'Yes' Put British in Action
BANGOR. Wales <API -Prime Minister
Margaret Thatcher said simply "yes" and put
down tbe telepbooe when asked whether to order
British commandos to storm the occupied Iranian
Embassy in London. Home Secretary Wilham
Whitelaw has said.
The commandos of the elate S~c1al Air
Services Regiment stormed the bu.Hdlng May 5
after Iranian Arab gunmen killed two or their 21
hostages and shoved one bod y through the em·
bassy front door.
"Onc-e a body had been put outside th~ ~m .
bassy I knew we had to take 1mmed1ate acuon. ·
Whitelaw said.
,· .. ·.
DwveL
• • J telephoned the prime minister and sbe ~id
'yes' and put the phone down.
"We both knew the risks mvolved and all I
net>ded was the go-ahead."
Addressmg a meetmg of members of the rul-
ing Conservative Party in thts town in northern
Wales. Whitelaw added: "f am glad today I ha-
\ern gOt the same feeling an the bottom of my
:.tomach "
In Ow raid. rommandos killed five of l.be six
~unmen and N.>tScued the surviving hostages, end·
mg a six-day siege
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.U DAii. Y PtlOT
Coul*t Ruling Told
Police P robe1 Defined
W A.IHIN010N (AP> -TM Tbe c o u rt '• two moil
coulatHl ctvll llberlulau,
TIHareood ManhaU aod WlWam J. BhlfttWl Jr • voted to ltltke
dowa tbt-convi<:Uon. Bul l.My
Hid \bey &tMHllr lll'eed wUll \b t n e w d e r nll loo o l
lntft'T'OlaUon
SupttlM Court'• ..... lllf'lllllda dodriae .......... ..,.. pok'9
"interro,auoe .. for tlM finl
tJ mt. but the cWlaWaa'• 'mpld
OD lndl~ riCM.I Md ~ ~ .. l &abjeet lo~
By • 1-3 vot.• Monday, tM
courl u ld, "tb• Miranda
ut11u1rd1 co m e &nto pla y
wheoever a penon tn cuat.ocl.1 b
subjected to ettht r eapreu
queauonla1 or Ila func:tloaaJ
eq u Iv akftl."
Ju.Utt John r 1ul Sl~vens, tho
thl1'd dlaunter, called thf'
declaton 1 telr oat ltom lhu
Miranda doc&rlne
In othtr m1tltt'1 Monday, Ole
ju.aUCN look tht-&e art Iona
Ruled In • Phll•delptU • cl.ff llwll lhe mere pOHlbllily ol
a crimlnat d I nda nt'• lawyt'r
havlng hod • ronn1cl or lntl'rl"llt
16 not eonouti!h to ovrr1urn ti
('OflVlt'Uon
J uatlee Potteor St ewa rt .
w rttan 1 for the m 1 Jorlt)'.
\'~pl ained that ''t he t•rm
1ntt-rroaauon undt-r Miranda
rf'fen not onl)' t o t':apr"~'
qul'1Htonant: but •l•o t o any
~oro. or artlona on UM part ol
police . . . that tM ~Utt houJd
know are reasonably Hlt•ly to
l' I 1 c 1 t a n 1 n c r 1 m 1 n a t 1 n g
responst> ··
Ruled br • 5 4 vote w 11 ve
the fedenl Equal Employment
Opportunity C"ommiulon full
po wer to s ue employer~ on
behalC of ull v.orkc~ v u:t1mii<..od
by a 1e11l buf.b The Maranda ~oe ~ull"ft
pohct' to tell SU5pe<'l5 about tht>1r
rights to remam :»tlent and to
h ave a law yer 's hf'lp while
ans~enng pollc-e questions.
Ru led that Atla nta ·~
overwhelmm~ly black ~rhool
dut rirt d oe6 not huve t o
C'Onsol a date 1\11 n1nt:
predominanUy white s ubur ban
districts If a suspl'ct invokes those
righ ts . police m ust s lo p 111l
interrogation Any statements
made by lh<' ~u.,pet'ts after lhe
poanl wher e poh N should have
ended the interrogation cannot
be us l'd as evidence in a trial.
-Agreed to dedde whet.her
the cl06lng off of u M«•mph1s.
Tenn street to through trafflr
w ould be a n 11ct of unlawful
r aclal disnimlnaUon because It
w ou ld i s o l a t e a b l ack
neighborhood from a white one. The court Monday reinstated
th e murder convic t ion of a
Providence. R I . mun. saying
the state Supreme Court was
wrong m r uhng that Thomas
Inni s w as impr o perl y
inter rogated by police Stewart
said there was no proof that a
conversation between police
officers in Innis' presence was
c alcu l at e d to d r aw hi s
uu·rimmatmg r(>Sl>Onse Stewart
s;ud the officers rould ntJt have
kno" n that thNr remarks would have that c(/f'ct
T he justices told the Cuhfornia
Sup reme Court to c lartf)
whe the r its dec1s1on striking
down Barry Floyd Braeseke's
m ur der ronvirtion was based on
federal or state const1tuhonal
grounds.
The state court had ruled lhat
Braeseke m ust either be retried
or St"t free l>ecausC' hi!. fma
con v1ct 1on wa1> improper
Prosecutors h<id said lht•y h<id
no case without the confe~~1ot1
Rt>fused to hear an apP<'al b)
actress Jane Fonda and her
political activist husband. Tom
Hayden. in their bad to pry OP<'n
National Security Agency fllc't
a bout their act1v1t1cs
·-
Fugitive N ow
l\'lost \l,. anted Re fused the requC'st oC the•
California public dc fc·ndc·r·..,
office to require Jury tnah for
Ju venil es who. 1f ronv1c ll·d .
co uld be behind bars Cor pe1rt of
their adult lives
WASHINGTON (/\Pl -The
FB I has adde d Hon a id T.
Wlllt ams. c<mv1ctt•d of murder .
arm<.·d robbery. kidnapping and
.ir-.on. lo iL5 hsl of .. Most Want·
t•d Fug1l1vCl> " The justices' dec ision lert
int act t h e murder -related
con va ct ion a n d seven · year
sentence of a Bakershcld youth,
J oseph Grtjalva.
Wi lham~. 37. of K eystone,
W.Va . was serving a life term
for the 1975 slaying of a Bttkley. w Va . police officer when he
pulled off his fifth prison escape
las t Nov 7. Beck ley over-
powered two p rison guards to
break out of the Moundsville.
W. Va .• State Penitentary.
Grijalva was 16 when charged
in the March 14, 1978, murder of
19-year-old Liz Moore. whose
battered body was found lying t0
the road of Bakersfield's Union :=emetery.
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a nd "'acher who waa
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St.tte eo.lflt ln 1.900 for
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dechud uncona lltu·
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Supreme Court, dici d
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MEXICO c rTY <AP>
Feruado Soeo, 69. i.
M exica n com edl3 n kno wn as Ma nlequilla
who ~ppeared in more
than 200 rums during h11.
<12 yl'ar actmg car ct.•r ,
died Sunday o( w abetes.
BOSTON <AP > -The
Rt. RH. Henr y Kao.x
Sherrill, 89. n•l1rt'd prl.'·
s idin g b 1s bop of tbe
Episcopal Churrh of the
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" hof)e rhythmic gospel @ church music is credited
~1th helping pave the
~ ay for cont~mporary
rhythm and blues. dll•d
Muy 3 of cancer.
Closing Slated
Oran,:it• Coa~t
College 's Li brary will be
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Consider .1 SECOND TRUST DEED REALES T ATE LO AN.
We'll do ou r bl·St to t.1kt• tht• !>t1ng<•1JI 'if b11rrnw1ng ,\~.11n !>t th\!
(•quity an your homl>.
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poss1bl('.
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LAST 3 DAYS
Sale Inds Thursday
All original oil
paintings, prints,
custom frames ........ 50% OPPI
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Entert1:u nt>r D.tnn 't Thoma~ ~uy::. hl' rt>ui
ly h ates no-cuff t.•me
corree t>\'en thou1-:h ht·
used to peddll' 11 1111
television. "God. I
hate that coffee. •
T h o m a !'> t o I d ,1
startled c.iudtence r 1·
cently
R e fugee
Centers
To Open
WASHINGTON 1AP>
-Two more mll1t<.1ry
bases. in Maryland and
in Pennsylvania, may bl'
used to handle the flood or Cuban r e rugees
streaming into Florida.·
according to Lhe While
House
The two bases have
been asked to be r<'ady
1o begin receiving re-
fu~ees within th(• next
f ew weeks. a White
House spokesman has
sa1d.
CURR ENTLY, rc-
(ugc·es are being pro-
cessed at Eglin Air
Force Base in Florida
a nd at Fort ChaHec,
Ark
More than 36.000 rt•
fugees have arrived m
the United States in the
past flow week::.. !>train-
ing the rc.wurces of the
two bases
THE TWO new Ct'O·
ters arc tht• Indiantown
Gap Natwnal Guard
t raining center near
Harrisbur~. Pa . which
was used five years a~o
to handle V1 ctnamc::.c
r e fu gees. and th e
f or mer Bainbridge
Naval Training Center.
about 35 mile~ northcasl
or Baltimore
Arter a thr<'C·day lull
10 the nooct of refugees.
more than 5.300 arrived
Sunday. the largest one·
day total s ince the
Cuban boat.lift be~an
Each of the two new
hases could handle up to
20.000 persons. officials
!>aid.
Funding
Asked for
Mexico
SAN DIEGO <AP>
Officials are asking for
Sl million in U S. dis·
aster relief funds to re-
build a bridge washed
out by torrential rains in
Mexico, not the United
States.
OF.AR rAT I ani l2 ycur old and I um 1n l\'n·~led an 10 f\St to " ~ummer b-.ketball camp l'ct lllt,• to atknd one thul COOC'entralea on ahootln1
tr1lnln1it
H Z . Nt'wport 8t11u:h
i\ ~"°°''"' SIM'daUy ump ta 1d1edule4 JUH '* 'o Jww H ac atapman Q,lle1e'1 OrH1e ca•· put . Callf'd "•Mftl•' PaaUter," ._ eamp toaLt Ml
for bo> • and tllrb •IJed 1 to II. ~ tt7 tat or
ttl ·IYSl for mof'f' laformackla.
l C1 alJ.O Ila buktthU uap1 plaued Uu.a
1U m mr r from July H to ~ <•I• l( &o 18> aad Aq.
~0 'o !% (a~H tt to 11). UO'a 8em•er 8peri8
Camp roi.Cb SIM for area resl-.U ud 11• for
pt>rsons "ho ~JM'Dd Cralnta1 day1 oa caap111. Pbonr 1133 08S for details.
Hurd .SttoriHg Har ... tul
DEA H J>A r M) hu!'>band would be a !'>Ure win
ner in a ::.noring contest. He says he snores
ht.>t'dUSe he 1s in a deep sleep. and 1!> getting the
rt>sl he need:.. IL seems to mt> that his breathing 1s
·c11!'>turbed b:> this snoring and that he probably
1i.n 't resting as well as he thinks he is. Has anyone
l'Vl'r done research on thi~;·
N.E .• Irvine
The Health lnsuraoce lnstl&ute a1ree1 with
~ou. It reports that utremely loud saortag does
not slgnlly dttp sleep -aDd It can do more harm
than keep a bed partne r awake. Researchers say
that heavy snoring prevents restful sleep, which lo
turn, causes Irritability, depression and uclear
thinking. It also can put • strain OD the
urdiovascular system. The reason for this la tltat
~hen a person snores. the U.roat muscles lose
Gay Nixed
On Senior
PromD·ate
CUMBERLA~D. R.I
<AP> -for the second
time in as many years.
an avowed homosexual
~tudent at Cumberland
High School has been de·
nied permi::.sion to bring
a nother male to th£'
senior prom.
The student. 18-year·
old Aaron Fricke. s aid
the principal 's r uling
violates his constitu-
t1onal nght to go to the
dance with the escort or
his choice. He said he
will challenge the ruling
m federal court.
Fricke said the stu·
d e nt h e want s to
t ake to the May 30 dance
is Paul Guilbert. whose
own attempt to take a
male date to the school's
prom last year failed.
Guilbert's bid was s uc-
cessfull y denied b y
school officials because
Guilbert's rather did not
want tus son -then still
a minor at 17 years old
to go with another
male .
Compost
Toilet
Approved
CONCORD. N .H. CAP >
The State Supreme
Court has ruled that a
W t'st morel and Quaker
family may continue to
hH' in a home with dr)
\:ompost toilet in viola·
tion of town zoning that
requires a septic tank.
The court said the ion·
ing board cannot de-
mand a septic system
for a house that has no
running water. plumb·
mg or electricity.
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"Col o l"'Obllm., T"-n wnlf 10 Pol Dsum. Pal waJl
cut rrd foptP . (lfUmu thr o"~' ond acfton ~need
to tol~• t114"Q111t1n rn Q<>Vt'"'mrnl olld bu.lfn.tu Natl
11ou qwltwn.• ro P<tt °"""· Al Your Servkt. Oro•
Coo1t Dm111 Ptlaf, P 0 . Hoz '*· Codo M11a. CA t2fH At rnan11 lttt1r1 01 po,.tbU WtU t>. OM'WfTed,
bul phonif'd mql11nn or teum not mcludmg th•
read"'' (ull auml!, Odd,.,.,. and bwmfu hours' phone
nu m blrr COJtPIOt bf ron•td.ertd. Thu column OJ)PIOT I dtM·
111 tr<'f!PI Sunda111 ..
tlllelr .._ ud e.llafM abeve &M \'ocal ff~I H
a.e ID111af1aae. nu bt.eb tate flow of alr aw
U1f\ 11ffper brub tllroua.b wttb • loud uore.
When t.bla happeea, U.e oxnea level ln tile blood
lall•i wlllt'b caa lead to lrrecuJar beart beau .. ct rHp ra&ory problem•, accordl.ai to researdt done
by l>r. Davld W. Hodael ol Ule Unlver1Uy of
{'ok)rado Health Sele aces Center. He adds tltat
"flilOIUI moat auttepllble to t.eavy snortag are
onrwel!C)lt men past the •Ce of 45.
Polk-ff Corfl'rs l11S..,....('f" Gap•
DEAR PAT l 'v~ d~cided to get some sup-
pl~mental insurance to fill the gaps in m y
Medicare coverage. What 1s the diffe rence
between u "wrap-around policy" and a ''hospital
lncome P<>Licy," and which is better.,
P.E .. Huntington Beach
A wrap-arowtd poHcy will help pay for a
number of expea.ses Medicare deeu't cover, Htb
as the first-day hospital deduttlble, copaymeats
&hat begla on the &1st day of boepitallutloa ~r
Medicare Part A, and the MO dedodJble and ••rt
ol tbe 2t perceat copaymeat for pltysJdaa and
other profesaional services under Part B. Tbe hospital lMome policy pays a flsed sum of money
dally when one ls bospltatbed. Nol all policies pay
for tbe first day of boapitaUzatlon.
Each bas advantages. Generallyt._wrap·arouad ·policies rover the obYious gaps ln medkare and
extend beoents beyond tbe Jevels proylded by
Medicare. Because they pay a percenuge of the
medical charges, these policies tend &o respond
automatically to lnOation wU.b hlgt.er benenta.
However, there may be periodic premium ln·
cruses. While hospital income policies pay a u sb
benefit. it ls fixed. which means one has to keep an
eye on rtslng medJcal care costs and consider ln-
crusl..nJ: the cash benefit.
DAIL v PILOT A.
Women who a1 e one of ci lond
deserve a d1amono d'> 1nd1vrdu 11.
ciS <hey are Serecc one of our
dtdmond ~011c.:ure\ tor t1tr b 1c t 1
1s ser 1n 14 karac yellow gold.
pnced frorn S500.
S~~VICK'S
Firw I• w..i .. ~ '>•net' 1917
f..i,h1on b l.ind, N.,wpori Cent"'· Nl-wport BNrh. 714/6'4 1380
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I "' (. vmh" &: llll'• M•ll•
Abo C..rt'ot.-u~ Anll>"W-. I°"'" llW'j\u / ~' V'fX"
Uw a... ol '>lo.,...•.--<,_.•~·"'""'"' Anwnun l •P<f"' Vl<,A M••llN C.lwtV,
\ft"mtvr (HI( /<'ILoeV~ Gt.c/J
•
T he 1.000-fool bridge
i n Tijuana has linked
rail freight service
between San Diego and
I mperlal counties. At
the time of the Febru·
ary s torm s. the
Metropolitan Transit
Development Board was
planning to begin freight
service.
The family built the
house "in accordance
with lhei r r e ligious
hcliefs and the doctrine
or simplicity in l iving."
the court said. The
home's dry compost
toilet was approved by
the state water pollution
control agency.
NewSuper\hluefareswithalltheextras.
IN ALL. 49 miles or
lhe board's San Diego &
Ari zona Ea s t er n
Railway runs through
Baja California and is
controlled' by lhe Sonora
and Baja Railway.
Tom Larwl n . the
board 's general
manaaer. said: "We ha·
ven't beell told 'no' yet
that we can't use the
money outside the coun-
try."
Leads Labor
SAN DIEGO CA P >
Joe Francis, former pre-
sident of Fire Fighters
Local 145, will succeed
R .R . Richardson a s
secretary-treasurer of
the Labor Council of San
Diego and Imperial
counues. The poet is the
moat Important in or-
ganised labor in the re-
1ion.
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GIRLS WANTED
To Partlelpate la
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Now United offers you more
ways to save than ever. Our new
Super Value fare applies to regular
full -service Coach travel \vi th c.:ompli-
mentary meals and wine service.
Price even includes tax .
You can fly nonstop to Honolulu
or Hil o. every day of the week.for
on(y $163.05.
There arc no advance purchase
requirements but seats arc limi tcd.
So make your reservations early.
1ravel must be completed by June 15.
Kids SCMe\'ell more.
Children (ages 2-11 ) can fly with
you for only $123.03 . Their tickets
arc also subj ect to the JimHations of
Super Value fares.
CaJI your Travc1 Age nt for reser-
vations. Un ited and Western I ntc r-
national Hotels. Partners in Travel .
Most nonstops to Hawaii
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by Tom K. RYH
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CALIFORNIA I NATION
"Soldi r'
Ide ntity
Probed
MAN I LA . PH I l. IP
PINES <AP> -Offi~1uls
here claim they have
found a former
Japanese soldier who
stayed in a PhiUpplne
jungle after World War
I 1. but the Japanese
Embassy has said it is
not convinced
"I have no infonno·
tion that he i s
Japanese." s aid Dr
Yoshi 1'hrose. an em·
bassy rirst secretary
who handles such cases.
He said he plans to visit
Mindoro Island. 85 miles
south of Manila, to try
~nd verify the man's
identity.
H irose s aid l s a o
M1 yazawa. a former in
telligence captatn m the
Japanes e Imp e rial
Army. reported b >
messenger that . h~ met
-Saturday wtth the man.
whom he 1dentjf1ed as a
member of the prim1t1ve
M angyan tribe named
Mondoka.
"The mess ag€.' gave no
information whether he
1s Japane se o r
M angyan," said Hirose
M i~azawa beg an a
search several months
ago to find a m1ss inj:!
Japanese soldier named
Fumio Nakahara, who
was reported to havP
been separated from his
unit as American and
Filipino liberation
forces moved into the
area in 1.944
Prev1ous press reports
have s a id Nakahara
stayed betund after the
war.
'Tal~ng' Menu Scolds
Campus Fattie Get Lunclieon Lecture
PALO Al.TO <APl Folb who tat lunch iat
the f acultY Club at Stanford Ul\1Hra1l)' 1 l mol'<\
than a rMal They 1et. a te(l.w'e from a.be menu.
want \tor nol. Ever)1hl.nl on t.bl' menu LJ ratt'd by how much
dam•h'lldo. Tbe road beef and Jart•b~r1 c:b ueu
-.nd~cb.foruampfe.\~ral.f'dF'Y \000 CC.
11IE f' STAND ror uturate<I fat, the {"11 for
c:holestt'J'OI and Lhe numbers for ofont•.t;
Better ~le fOl' lht' ~rt1chok~ tat>M•rull' 1t'~
only F-400 C
Only Ul C'ahforma and only on th<' c11mi.>u'>
of 11 tU1h-pov.-t'.'l"(-d, hHvy lbm~. 1m~ll&lu~ un
\\ ~ni\y would the menu offt•r ~uch u nud&49, a1v-
tn1& you a pc*e 10 lht' N>naMenct1 when you want to
eat something unhe Ith>
It 1.s not unwmul fo r rto&taunnt mtnu!I to offt'r
"a.at v.utrtk'r 11htlt-i. or l vt>n to wtll:,t.°>':r lhc c.i.lonc
C'Ont.tont ot dUlhE's
But here th~ ml·nu ~<>es bt'yond that. 1 iatlng
F eJDales ·Flee
Trooper Class
SEA GI RT. N J I Al'> -The all-female class
of New Jersey stale troopers, °" h1ch stood at 104
cadets Lhtee months ago, has dwindled to 36 as the
rigors or training and the demands of the JOb lake
thc1 r toll al th(' half ~ ay potnl in lht' l'OUr.;l' There·~ no smglc explanation for the high ut
trition rate. Stale Pohcc Academy offl c1als say.
a nd they are not sure if more women °" 111 lcave
"We still have a real vanely or reasons \for women leaving )," s aid State Pohcc Superinten
dent Clinton Pagano. "We lost one of our better
candidates last v.eek . She didn't think she
coul d stand the sight of blood, and in thl' case or an
t•mergenc}' she stated she would not h<.• ahlc t<1
respond "
THREE \\OMEN WERE dismissed ~cause
r hey did not meet physical. academic and medical
:.tanda rd:. •. hc said.
By comparison. all-ma le trooper class r\
usually have d ropout rates of less than 50 percent,
officials said.
·'I just wasn't ready right now to give the com·
· mitment." said Charlene Zelauska:. or Wtll·
ingboro.et 18theyoungest class member.
"IT'S A BIG COMMITMENT. ln the last three
weeks, they drilled it into us that it would be a
24-hour Job, somelhiog like that. I s aid I am not
wJlling to give up my private life yet."
Miss Zelauskas has taken a job as a bank
telle r and she is considering becoming a security
guard or corrections officer. She said she had no
regrets about leaving Sea Girt and wanted some-
day to return.
Carolyn MilJer, 33, of Newark. said she was
forced to leave because of an enlarged thyroid
gland.
"I was really disappointed." said Ms. M Iller.
mother of a 14-year-old son. "I was already seetng
myself on the road." She bas returned to college
and waitressing.
nch di.ah rt' I alive to lbeothen.
So a di.ah with two F 's woWd be twice H b8CI
ror you u one witb one •·. An P'PY d1ab would be .,.._,,n more baaantoul \o your bealtn and an Fl'f'f'
dliih would be .a dt~lary tlmebomb.
SelenUIU suspect th•l u turat.ed fat.s are a
culprit ln heart a nd blood vesael dlMue ud
atrokea. cholesterol la linked with thoM ailment.,
too. "11 well u hardening of the arteries.
'fhe menu was l&tigat.ed by St.anford pro-
renor Ron Bracewell. a radio ut.rooomer who,
wht•n ~idcnt of the Faculty Club, became coo-
c~rned about whether hls colleagues were eating
we ll
There was a rumor that medical school raculty
members were boycotUog the ~tub becAuse tbe
food v.a:. too ncb for their blood.
so BRACEWELL WENT \o the Stan.ford
Heart DuieaM Prevention Program. which, with
th~ help of a dietman, came up with U>e rating
~cheme
lhti. 1t changed racuJty eating habits"
The Heart Disease Prevention Program says
1t cannot discern much of a change. but Mano
S<-herrer, manager or the club. said dulers ate 12.5
ha mburgers FF-900-CCC a week m 1973 but only 26
in 11 re<-ent week.
"lt sounds like a good idea. but I haven't made
.inv dttis1ons based on ll. ·•said Kenneth Harker. a
w n1or physics research associate.
IUS FELLOW DINER, Fred Crawford. was
having an F-900-C meal. soup and salad , but ~
!>a i d . "The r e C:1re days when I have a Frenchburger (that's a cheeseburger on French
bread> -an awesome FFFF·J.200.CCCC and I'm
still hC'rC' to tE'll t he talc ·•
Bui ~tudt'nt waite rs at the d ub say the pro-
fC'ssor.; are bc{'(lnung more conscious of what
they're caung than thl'Y might want to admit
"People say, 'Oh, OK . l'll be good to mysell ....
lt&vd Mark St1zer
"Somt"t 1 me~ people change what lht'y order
:iftt'r thry hear what everywone else at the table 1s
ordcnnc "
~AJTF:R DOt:G TOWNES said ~met1 mt'S
dint•rs. half jokmg, become imtated wrth tht' lell
.i ll menu. "They say, 'Why do )Ou tell mt· v.hat I
don't want to know?"'
On lht" Stanford ml'nu. the bad guys arl' the
Reuben FFF·l.200-CC a nd th<: crab loute FF-700
CCC as well as the burgers.
In the middle are suclJ dishes as the .hero
sandwtch. ham, salami. Jarbberg, tomato.
sprouts and olives on French bread and Ff 700-'
CCs; the seafood crepes, shrimp, red snapper.
mushrooms. American cheese in whit~ wine saure
and only F·600·C \and lhe sptnach salad, spinach,
bacon bits. egg, 0 1l and vinegar drcsstng al ff.
300-CCC>.
HEROES OF THE table are tbe breast of
turkey sandwich, 0-700-C ; lbe zucchini and egg.
plant casserole, zucchilli, eggplant, tomatoes,
olives and Monterey Jack cheese (f>..400.C) and the
turkey and broccoli crepe <F-400-C>.
Dr. John Farquar, a proressor of medicine,
says lbe menu is bound to alter habits. even if peo-
ple aren't aware of it.
"We know that changing human behavior is
more difficult than putting labels on a menu." he
said. "But this is a good beginning. It gets stored
away in your bram -sort of an environment.al
cue."
PAssBooKHOLDERS.
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answer before you write ffice. There are no passb6oks or
it in. The 8~% you can earn in ertificates to get lost or stolen.
a Super Thrift Account of $1.<XX> or If you'd like. to see your money
more is probably 50% higher than your begin earning what it's really worth. ..
regular bank pa$book rate. And Super send thi s coupon with your check or mon-
Thrift Accounts opened with a mini· ey order, or bring it into a C.Ommercial
mum of $300 earn 7% ... approximately Credit office. For more information. use
25 % higher than conventional bank pass-the coupon orcall U£
book interest. Available to California residents only.
ln this inflationary economy you ,-------------,
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Super Thrift Accounts pay the high O -rn.tt 0 ~ I
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An abundance of desirable
styles, colors, and materials.
~eg. to $14 ...... 797
LEFT BANK
BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS
SA VE TO $6.03
Wide assortment of styles and
colors. Great for spring and
summer. Sizes M-L-XL
Reg. to $14 . __ .... 797
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SAVE TO $11.03
Lots of styles to choose from.
but not all sizes in all styles.
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Pricea effective M•V 13 thru Mey 181 1980. Whlle auppllea IHt. SALE POLICY: The merchandlM tnclYCMd In thla edvertlM-
ment I• avall•ble only at t.he partlcloetJnt Miiier'• Outpoa .. lo<:atlona llated. S•le prices are not effective at any of our other
Miiier's Outpost' store-.
Fashions You Can Star In
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MESA CENTER
17th & Orange
, Costa Mesa
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. IZ IWl.YPILOT *
Coastal Economy Topic GOURMET
MARKET Wiederw ~onBo&aChicaA~a
870 .. H STING Ol-Mtt~•..,.
HanWtt Wlf'd r. 2nd Dlttftct
C'Ounty aupervlaor. wlll apuk
Thund.ay t.o l Oranc• CCMAnty
"'o .. t AHOt'l•Uon oonurn1n1
th Boll• Ne. preffrv"
The Callfom • Coa t•I Com·
m i11lon rtt"ntly d el•l"fd lM
Boin Chica eru 1n o rtlct•l
"wecta~." pr'f'<'hMltn1 .,\Y ck
velopmt'nt in tbot •rf'• Mn
Wi t!d"r b a m"mbt'r of \~ ,..
&lonal l'Oalltaal C'OffiffilSSM>n
He r tuple Thur da) ,.1u be!
"Coaatal Eronomu.• Tht-noon
mtett11f( "'''II tk• In th Monc e
Carlo Room ol th• t'Y»porter
Inn . 1107 J•mbo r u · Road.
Newport Beach • • • TAX CUTTING ad\•oute
Howard J1nll '111 eempallft
und1y on Ml'l•lf of Nolen
Frtu U~. Republican undHtat• tot the 73rd A.&Mrnbly Di tnct
eat
Jarn1 will apptar In llunl
lnctoo llal"bour at 1 fund rauln1
tnl'lt For further Information
r o n l 1C'l Carol M c M iii a n .
Frirull~ <'•mp11~ c:oordmator .
9'3·76M
• • •
T H WOllLDACf1trs Councilof
Oran&«' County •Ill h ar J<>f'I M
~ btt fonner dt'puty u11un~nt
'"<·n.·car for Economic ind
SOC'lal Affai rs fo r tht-U S
l>t'p nmt>nt ol Sta ce. wht'n Uw
111roup mf't't~ a l 7 30 p m Wtd
nt'~d •\ al (;n~~old ' Inn .
1-"u lit' rtOfl
ftJded Le ally ane
... 01 INt; AND AMERICA
ln the ' " wiU be the topic di.
cu11ed b)' Or John M Ii em aid
-b•n be addrN~e" the Sa&Jboa
Ray R pul>hc1tn Wom en Federal·
ed Wed.t1ctU.l1y
Tht WOmt'n will meet ut the
Reuben t: Lee asa E Coast
1hahway. Nt'wport Buch. at 11
• m • • •
T H t: ORANGE C ounty
l'hapttr of the Amcricun Civil
l.1 but1l' lln1on will hold a
.. l' u 1tH> rH ti ht .. f und r a 1 H r
s turdity lUucJcJack. craps and
rouleth t.it1lt•!> ~ 111 oven a.t 1 30
ll m 111 tht· In 1ne Cult ural
Ct•nt N 17J02 D~11m l er St •
ln•1n1: A SIU pN perl>on dona
h on '4 111 be t•olh.•ctl'd at the door
T he grand 11rllt' '' a trip to Lab
Vegas
Tired of tramc J• ms~ Don't for1et to cl:tftk
wtth o.s about 0111' frff home deliver)'
.ervlce.
MORNING FRESH
PRODUCE
Loc1I Grown
Farm fl'Te.b Asp1ral(us ...........• Ttc lb.
Sweet Urge
Ruby Red Grapefruit ............ 4 for l.00
JOHNSTON'S FROZEN
PIES · · ·All Va rie ties 149 • Ea.
PRIME & TOP CHOICE BEEF
axtd II lf'ut JO dau 10 1hf' JW•k of ~rfmk>tl
~a n Ground ~f •i..ruunrl hrl\.lrl\, J.49 lb.
Whole Top irloln 1 111 p 111 .,, .: , ••••• 2.98 lb.
1 rut and "r JPl>l-d for ~our frt'<'z~r 1
DELANEY
BROS. SEAFOOD -
FRESH Swordfish .................. 5.98 lb.
• •$:real to bar b·q or brrn l h1••tt• "llh lemon bullt•r •
FIRST OF THE SEASON -
Fresh Sahraoa
Whole or Half .................. 5.18 lb.
Cen~r cut Steaks . . . . . . . . . ....•.• lb.
LIQUOR DE PARTMENT
Dt>laney's Private Label
Chablis or Vin Rose 1750 m•I • 1.09
Bolla Wlnes -ValpollceUa,
Medina Senteneing Set Fre6h American Genuine Spring Lamb,
Whole or Half . . . . .. .. .. . 1.89 lb.
1 t'\Jl an<I "ra111x·tl for 'our Ir re1,.ri
This ad f'ffl'Ct lv.-Wf'd .. S/IMI• U1ru T-.. Sl?O/M
Soave, Rose c7~ m1l 1 r•i: 4 80 • • • • • • • 3.80
Amar«to Uquer 1 l llt ('r. 5(; proof 1 re" 8 95 5.M
S mirnoff Vodka, 80 proof fl 75 hh·rl . . . . 11.45
~oresby Scotch c F1rrh• 5 ~ ·~n 6.30
1 All liquor priN-' do not IMludto ta" 1
An Orangt! <.:ounly Supenor Court )UT)' ha)>
ruled that a PlacenlH~ man wa:. legally u ne when
be attacked a s he riff's deputy ut UC l rvme
Medical Center last year
Superior Court J udtte Byron K. McM1 1l~n
scheduled se ntencing for David Christophe r
Medina. 19. ror June 16 Medina was eonvicted last
month of assault for the September 1979 attack in
the Jail ward of the medical center
Science Classes
Slate Slw1~ase
Juruors and ~niors in the School of B1olog1cal
Sciences al UC Irvine will present thetr own re
search fmdmgs May 20 at the annual 81olog1cal 1 Sciences Honors Symposium
The sympo'>tUm , patterned after traditional sym . t
pos 1um:. atte nde d bv
fac ulty me m ber i-and b~ conducted from 9
graduate ~tudcn~. will a m . l o 3 p m . 1 n I
St'-'inhaw; Hall. I
Funding
OK'd for
Bluff Job·
Or a nJt e C o un t y
supervisors. have ap-
proved spending S22.000
to repair roadways in
Niguel Shores that werc
d amaged when crews
were sent to stabilize
oceanfront bluffs durmg
recent storms.
Wave ac ti o n in
Fe bruary agamst bluffs
below the pn vate com-
m u n 1 l y 1n LaJ{una
N 1 R u e I r <' 'I u 1 r e d
c m e r g('nc y wfJr k 1n
whtt'h ht•avy c<1u1pm(•n1
d a m a R 1• d r o u tJ w " y ~ .
s upervisors wc rf• told in
a report
County offic1als !>aid
they mt.end to apply for
fed e ral d1~a s t e r a s ·
sistan<'e fundi; t.o pay fo1
the project
"Work' T ests
Wednesday
The 50 1'lude nt re · 1 ~e ar<'hl'r~ a re partH'I · ,
pants in UCJ's Unde r· ~raduale Excellence 1n l
kc s c1i1r c h Prog ram '
whfrh n.oqwres ea ch :c.lu-j
d e nt to underta ke a t
least three quarter~ of j
inde pendent res e arc h
under the guidance of a I
faculty member in the
Sc h ool or Biologic a I
Sciences or lhe College or Medicine
<.:lasse s have been I
cancelled ror the day in
the School of Biological }
Sciences to permit at-
te ndance. The event 1s I
open to the pubhc.
Hearing
Friday on
Sex Case 1
Or ange Coast College
will adm1nlRl c r the
World of Work lnven·
tor y test Wednesd ay
from 6 to 10 p m . in
Room 105 or O CC''>
Co uns eling and Ad ·
missions Building
f'"ountain V1:11ley resl· I
dent Leolls Lee Healer
will face a preliminary
he aring m West Ora nge l
County Mun1c1pal Court \
Friday o n thre e :;e x I
perversion charges by
for t'e a~ well as two}
count~ or falst' imprison~
ment
Th e 48 -yca r -o l d l
ll t·at c r , o r 10922
Goldeneye Ave . was ar·
rested last Thursday on
susp1c1on or holding an
J S .yea r o ld mal e
h1lchh1k er prisoner an
his home and sub1eclmg
the youth l o s e x u a I
abuse.~
Mt'dma had bee n taken to the ward arter a
hlith spe~>d pohcc chu~e ended ~ith his cor striking
::i parked vehicle lie had l>N·n sought in connec-
11on with anothe r asi.ault t'ompliunt.
While bt·in~ CrNtlt•d ut the medi<'al <'enter.
DELAllEY'S
()pm Dally 9-6, Ck>Kd Sunday
?t20 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
673-5520
Medina attacked 11 deputy with a steel bar from a
bed frame ttnd wai. <·vtmtually wrestll>d to the
ground by a doctor. nurst• a nd the deputy who was
hit. ( THE BOO KM .\N J REVIEWS In the DAILY PILOT
The doctor. llowurd Cowhi.haw. was also hurt
by a blow to the abdomen. ,
OUR FARE CAN'T• •AT. .z .. -.. __ s.: cz:_r-:
THE
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The t est fee as S35
Th"ose who want lo take
it can register 1n the
Counsehng Office. T he
test assesses Interest!'\,
pe r~onahty c h a rac ·
teristics and aptitude!»
For information phone
556-5789.
County l"rlday. is being
Heater . who was ar·i ra1gned m West Orange
held in Orange County
Jail in Heu of $250,000
ba il
Cont inental t:las the lowest fare to Chicago
with no re strictions. That means all Coach scat~
arc avai lable on every flight, every day. There\
no waiting, no advance purchase is necessary.
And there\ no mandatory lqigth of ~tay. Some airline~ arc offeri ng you games. However, part of
the game i!'\ j u~t gell ing a ~at Their M!all\ arc
limited. Contincntal's arc not And no one can
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DAILY PILOT ~ ..
The Em.ersons: IJke Father, Like Son
Antony Keeps CdM Rolling
a, aoo1a CAat.SON ... ...,.._ .....
Col"OIUI del Mar Hl1h'a t.ennU tHm
baa won five s&.ralabt CIF 4·A t h•m
plon1hip1 and is the odds-. choice to
make lt seven m • row by May of
1911. •
That's because. althou1h lt's an ln·
divldualized •Port, the Sea Kinas
boaat pbcnom~aJ talent, laced with
team wort.
bla aon, Rkhard. Two yt•n prior
they paired to wan \ht-l l S Nalloaal
ha rdcourt father aon U>urn~y . but
mlsaed t.M &<'lion a year i.ao when
Aq\ony broke Wit wrlat
"It's not eaay to be a &ood doubles
player when you're young," says the
elder Emerson "It's a completely
dtfrerent game, but Antony plays jt
well and undentands 1t
"Today. ver y few cop singles
AND WREN \'OU mention both in players play doubles J ohn McEnroe
the same breath -talent and 1s about the only one, and he may
teamwork \he arrow points w one play les!:> in the ruturt!
Antony Emer son , a 17-year old .. VOU CAN•T PLAY doubles un-
junior, whose well-placed serves and less you can volley. There are a lot of
strong volleys makes him \he Sea present singles players who are Kings' No. l weapon. Unbeaten in doubles play Uus year strictly backcourt players because · b c tbey can't volley wit orona del Mar baslung as "Then~ are a lot or Juniors who
champions again with a 15-0 record, should be playing in doubles A lot of Emerson's ability in singles showed up in a recent conquest of heralded them play Just from the baseline,
La Jolla, where he swept that team's which doesn't make them complete players." be~~erson was runnerup at Ojai ln Roy's relationship with Antony has
the 18-and-unders to Palisades' John beoo as a confidence builder, in addi·
Davis and he is \he Sea View League lion to helping him attain the fun . .damentals singles champion While Antony gets the benefit of
The son of AuslraJian tennis legend two·on-one drills with such interna-Roy Emerson. Antony bears striking similarity in appearance and style or tional stars as Nas tase and Tra(W play. Austin when the opportunity arises at
J ohn Wayne Tennis Club, the CdM
.. IN GENERAL," s ays CdM Coach junior also reaps the rewards of be·
Ted Wmston. "Antony's volleys are ing a son of a legend.
his most important asset. Volleys re-.. DAD GIVES ME confidence. · SIMILARITIES BETWEEN ANTONY EMERSON (LEFT) ANO HIS DAD, ROY, ARE OBVIOUS.
ally get him into the match. says Antony. "He works with that.
"His dad works out with him two-_ __..a>A>olo,,..nJ wi~ ~~~t.rokes--aAd---~"'stt'Umrutttng-lbWaro"a·S\xlhsrfwght-·-..... .Amony-a~ees . .,aying~···T"~ murh ··~ll-y!"ll weekinalieCause of half-court dnl!s. . ClF crown. tennis can get to be too much pr~-
his dad, Antony is able to worlt' out The r<'putation of quality tennis at sure on a p<.>n.on I .. 1: i:.een national
That's Corona del Mar's a<'e in the
hole
with other world class pfayers, such Corona del Ma; lures . many, but ror ALTHOUGH ANTONY comes ~ro~ cha mpions tn tht'lr Junior year in
as J ohn Alexander and Ilie Nastase. the Emersons. 1t wasn t the case. such a tenrus background. he d1dn t ht~h school start goinK downtull ,,
u e·., a threat in single., or doubl~
1n team play In the ind1v1dual
tournament Wtn!:>ton sayi. tui. :.tar
"Ill be going for the big one "The really good influence has "We moved here 12 years ago." take the game with any degree of
been that tennis has not been pushed says Antony's mother. J oy "Roy .,~riousness until he wa., 12
on An tony " was turning professional at the lJme .. He started hitttng and playing
with the National Tennis League" earlier." ~ays Roy, "but 001 sen ous-
TllE FUTl'RE? u·., a long 1o1.ay
off R1R.ht now the business at hand 1l> ~•th the team champ1onsh1p M ay~
when \he Sea K1ngl> go for No 6.
followed by the Cl F md1v1dual cham·
p1onships.
... 1ngles
The local1on, within shout.mg range ly in &.ournaments until he was about
_or the Corona del Mar campus, 12 or 13. Then he started playing in a
worked out and today Antony and the couple of loi.lrnameRts. It didn't hurt
ANTONY AND IDS DAD recently
won the National Indoor father-son
doubles tournament when they
teamed lo best Pancho Gonzalez and rest of the talented Sea Kings are him. not at all." Where will Antony Emerson Cit tn?
As for his dad's future. that's s1m-
p I e . accordi ng to t h e multi ·
Wim bledon champion. "Whe n he
beats me ." !:>ays Roy. "that's when
J 'm qwttmg."
No Titne to Panic?
Bay lor L ates t Fallen Angel
DODGER BILL RUSSELL LEAPS FOR A THROW AS SCOT THOMPSON STEALS.
From AP Disp•khes
"This isn't any time to panic,"
says Angels' Executive Vice
President E.J . "Buuie" Bavasi
of the la.st place standing and
.239 batting average of \he 1980
Angels -defending champions
of the American League West.
But Bavasi spoke before the
Angels learned late Monday that
Don Baylor, the league's most
valuable player in 1979 wllh 1.39
runs batted in and 36 homers,
would have surgery on a broken
wr~t today and must miss about
six weeks of action.
Previous ly . catche r Brian
Downing suffered a broken
ankle tn the s~cood week of the
season, and be wilJ be gone at
least eight more weeks.
WHEN THE ANGELS won
their first AL West pennant in
1979, several players suffered
d1sablmg injuries. But Baylor, Downing, Dan Jo'ord, Bobby
Grich a nd Carney Lansford
stayed healthy and led the way
to a robust team batting average
of .282.
Grich and Lansford are s till in
good health, but Lansford i.s the
only Angel hitting with any COO·
sistency.
The irtjury jinx which struck
Rod Carew. Rick Miller, Joe
Rudi and former An&el WU.lie
Aikens in 1979 bas been re-
newed. turning to other regulars
this vear. THE ANGELS• lJ.17 start lo
There Oughta Be a · Law
Dodger Steals Fo ur B ases,; Castillo Steals Way Into Bullpe n
LOS ANGEL~ (AP> -On a night when
rookie outfielder Rudy Law stole four
bates, ri1ht·banded reliever Bobby
CaaUllo may have stolen bis way into the
Loi Angeles Dodaen bullpen for good.
Tbe Dodaen must 1001J cut a player to
mate room for returniD• reliever Don
Stan"'Nle. wbo bu been on the disabled
lilt, and Castillo ta well aware ol the aitua· Uoa.
cording bis first save of the year. "but
looking back. I probably should bave been
with Kingman up there .
"When Stanhouse returns, it will be a
big plus for the bull~. I'm not WMfled
about having to go to Albuquerque, but ii I
do, I'll go."
Los Angeles Manager Tom Lasorda
praised the won or Ca1Wlo, sa)'inc. "1
8r1•11•1e'f Se~f H
Nae s ....... elc c ..... , ... ,...11)
think tbet'• the .... be bu ..... Tllat
lbould bl a l»'I Dft for blm. "Tbat'• eot to
be a . bl1 coandenc• buUd•r for bl•
ICNwt.11."
Sutton, 3-0. allowed eigbl bita in six in·
nings. He walked two and atruck out five.
LOS ANGELES GOT to loser Rick
Reuschel, 2·3, in the third inDlnl· Dave
Lopes and Law opened with comecutive
doubles to Ue the 1ame. Rec"8 Smith
walked, and after' the Dodaen eucuted a
double steal, witb Law tatUlc tblnl, Steve
Garvey erOUDded to abort to brlq bome
Law wWl the to-abea.d run.
Law, who bu been aucceutul on 1S ol 18
baH·ttMltnl attempta tbil Muoa, 1tole
MCoad ID the ttnt taniDc. tlltrd ln the
third. IDd MCODd lit tbe Mb and""'"" tna•.,.. Ill four UMftl •tl"t wiUrilD OM ol t1te •a• 1111 ..._ , • .,... reeord, wblm ii ...... .. ......... . ... "" .......... ........
"I -·t tware ol uy ,...,., .. NW
tM •~.pd Law, wllO II MW ......,
HI. "I• Juilt ou& to ..... IM ..... DIMr ..w wttlt -• lot ........... .... ........... ~=p.IU"11*'• •• , ..... , ...... u ........ •"*•••·"•...,.•·"
DON BAYLOR
19MO compa res with only one
other year m \he team's 20-year
history, a !H9 record when the
first Angel team began a cellar
sentence as an expansion club m
1961
"We've just been lousy, but we
can only eo one way -up. We
had four regulars out of the
lineup in yesterday's game."
Bavasi said Monday as be and
the Angels contemplated a wast·
ed ll·game bomestand.
Againat four teams not re-
garded as pennant conteoden -
Oakland. Seattle. Toronto and
Detroit -California stumbled to a 4·9 record. ·
The Angels carry a sls·game
losing streak -three close
games with Tprooto followed by
three oo-confest crusbin1s by
Detroit -into a nine·1ame road
trip that begins tonight in
Cleveland and goes on lo Kansas
City and Texu.
"WE•VE IUST BEEN lousy,
but we'll come around," Bavali
said. "When Don Baylor ii 100
percent, when Dan Ford II 100
percent. you'll see a differmt
team."
Ford bu been slow to recover
from ~ff ·Muon lulH 1ur1ery
and ii bitt.in1 .180 wltb tbn9e
R8l.
Baylor, ao. •u botMNd bJ
b.11 wrllt 1on1 Won dilcoNI J Moe4aftM&hebu1....._ ••. ,.... ............ "°"
dvtld -II 1\Bt. Mro ......
ud •• ...... llO com~ to ..... ,..,. ........... ,.,. .........
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lure of the bamulus portion was
discovered.
THE ANGELS SAID the sur·
ge ry would be performed at
Orthopaedic Hos pital in Los
Angeles
Jn addition to Baylor, the
Angel regulars who missed Sun-
day 's game were seven-time AL
battmg cha mpion Rod Carew,
sho rtstop Fred Patek (pulled
thigh muscle) and catcher Tom
Donohue Carew had the Ou and
Donohue. normally the backup
catcher, got some rest after
v.·orking 18 straight games
Without their wounded, the
Angels got just four hits off
Detroit 's Dan Petry in a 4-0 loss
Sunday.
"What are you going lo s ay?
'Get some hits·!" Angels
Manager Jim Fregosi replied
when asked if he would call a
team meeting. "All you can do
is have the availability to take
extr a tutting practice and taJ.k to
them. try lo relax them and en-
courage them. You can't lose six
games in a row and not get
down."
BA VASI SAID the Angels are
trying to obtain a vete ran
(Sft ANGELS, P•1e 82)
* * * Bavasi Wants
Player R e fund
From A.P Dllpatelles
Buuie Bavasi, Hei:utive vice
president or the Angels, says be
expects some or his players will
owe the American League team
money ii there iJ a strike.
Bavui noted that baseball's
Basic Agreement requires
salary payments oa the first and
15th of each month, 1tartin1 With
the opeo.lol day ol the MUOD
and endina with the lut.
The Antell, however. are one
of tbe muy clubs that pay
players on any bull \bey
c.hooee. belt aprud out o~ 12
montba, 10 months, tbe 171tb day
of t..be MMOG or delivered in GDe lumpaum.
"SuppoM a player lU• bll
salary on the bull ot tbe calm·
du yu.r," l&id Bavaal. '"ftM
would IDIU lM'I aln841 bNll
pald (or Januar1. rebnw-1. March .S April .
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(bH ... " a lb'tM>, 11e·u ..... ., .......... ,. UH• , ••• .. ,... .................. ... ,..,
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fl2 DAILY PfLOT Tuudev May 13, '*
A Capaule A..,,ort From ttM Wortd of Spon1
Palm r' Und rwear Ad
-ymbol lmag at
rr.• AP DI 111 a t1'ee
lllLWAUKS&-8aMW1 ...,_. Jlm P&lmw .
HYI he dldla't Mt out CO beeoaM a la l)'lDbol
wbea bt ,_... fW' underwear ~ti. But
ad.I la national m.,uines abowinc lbe budlorne.
.,.ue•red Baltimore Oriolea' pitther baw become a btl, aod
even reeutted ln a post.r.
Palm« lt amoaa a oumbe'r of at.h.letes wbo have POied as
moclell IOt' underwear produced by the Wlacouln·bued ·
J~hy International. and be now baa
bt'come lbe olfltial spotesman fOf" tht'
K nOlba firm
lQJW'Y kept Palmer from pltchifll dur
lna lM Onoles' four·aame 11eries with the
MUwauktt Brewen. "'1bicl\ \ltOUDd up Sun
day. But be talked about his modelina
carttr Wltb Tracy Dodds, a aporta wnt.er
for The Milwaukee Journal.
Palmer SaJd be wasn't at all embar
ras5ed by tus role, saying, "Almost t'very
one wears underwear, don't they'>"
"It's 1.J.ke wearing a bat.Jung suit, real·
ly," he added
Palmer said he dado 'l know how the latest ads would turn
out. but had confidence from has past experience with J ockey
that they would be m good t&Ste.
"It's how people interpret it," be s aid. ''Jt wasn't my de
sign to establish m yself as a sex symbol. I 1ust mode led the
underwear. I didn't know they'd do posters a nd all that. No
one knew how well ll would be re<:eived."
··w e did a lest ad , and it went over very well," he ~aid.
"Now, there's been a pretty heavy bombard?lent."
"I get letters from girls saying, the next Lime you're in
town , do us both a favor and give me a call, that kind of
thing," PaJmer said. "But no more than before. Jt really
doesn't happen that much."
Palmer, 34, a three-time wmner of the Cy Young Award
for his pitching, ts married to his tugh school s weetheart and
has two daughters, 13 and 10.
q..o,., of dw Da11 -------.
Broad.t'utc;r Detuly Matiltewa of the Kansas City
Royals: • BaJumor e has Cy Young (Mike Fluagaa>
and Cy Old (Jim Palmer). What the Royals need is a Cy
of relief.
Royal#' Porter Drire• In Fire Run•
Hot.hilting Darrell Porter continued hrs bllstC'nn~ paC'e with five runs balled in Monday Iii
night, leCJdmg Kansas City to a 12·3 romp over the
Ya nkees ... Every time I come to the plate it seems
tht're an • men on betse." said Porter, who now has 15 RBI 1n
nint· ~amt·~ :-.inn• n •101ning the Ro) als Apnl 26 aftl'r re<'ovcr
mg from drui? and alcohol addictmn problems A two-run
homer by Richie Zisk. capped a four-run Texas rally in the
• first mrung and the Rangers went on to de-
feat Balt.imore. !>-1, behind the nme-tut
p1tchmg o f J o n Matlack · ... Butch
Wynegar's nm-scormg double in the mnth
inning gave Mln.oesot.a a 4-3 victory over
1 Boston . . . Pe&e ll08e celebrated bis 39lh
birthday Monday ... Detroit traded
veteran p1teher Jack BilJl.ngbam to Boston
for nunor league outfielder Sam Bowen
and a p la ye r t o b e nam e d
lall'r ... Former Dodger pitcher Rick
Rhoden 'oJ\S he ex~cls to retum to Pill!>· "°"'u burgh'i. maJo r league roste r 1n two
W<'e ks. Rhoden 1s now p1tch1ng for Portland m the
PC L With JU!.t ont• week remaining before a strike
dcad lint•, talk!> r esum ('d today 1n New York between
rcprcst'nlall\e.., of baseball management and the players as-
l>OC 1:Jl1on
Baseball Todafl -----.
On th1~ date in ba!>eball in 1955 :
1\11ckcy Mantle Clf thf' Ne w York Yankees belted
lhrc·c home runs (two left handed, one right-handed! rn
a 5 2 \ l<'lory <ner the Detroit Tigers '
T1xJi.1~"<; Buthday
&-attic MJnners oulfa•lflcr Juan Beniquez as 30
,,~ .............
STILL KICKING Hall of Farner Warren Spahn
flal>hl'S <1 bit of his old form as he deliver~ a pitch
for an old tlmt•rs home run derby in San Dte>?O
Sunday At ;JJ,!t• 59. Spahn sttll bears a s trong n.··
l'Cmblant·t• lo thl' w1lv southpaw who won 363 games p 1l<.'hmg "1th the Boston a'ntl M1l...,<.1u kt't .. Bra vc...,
811."" ro ll•u1ur t•romi,u• ,., ffOflK"ood
1\lthough for\\Jrd Spencer Haywood hai. been :c.u~pl'ndt'<i h.\ the Lukcrs , tl'a m owner Jerry BuM1 •
'lay!. he will honor a promise to extend Haywood'i.
rontrarl for. onl' ye;ir ... Running bark Jewerl
Thom as o~ San ;Jusl' Sla te and defensive back punt rl'luml'r
Luoy lnm of Kanl>al> l>l&fll'd contracts with the Rams Mon
d a) Onl' J oc·kcy has tesllf1ed tha t hl• turnt·d dov.n ,,
S7 .500 bnh(' o(fl'n·d by ('on Errico and anolh<'r ndN :-.<m l tw
w iiS paid S7 .~,oo by ErriC"o·i. trial on
cha rges of :,,c:ht·ming to fix nine races a t
~ara to~..1 .ind Aq ueduct h e tween
l>t•t•t•mbcr 1973 and N1111ember 1975 ... The
1981 Summt.•r Ol)mp1C' Game. !>houJd be
h t•ld 1n Grcct·e . not Los Angeles, a
m l'mbcr of the French Parliament sald
"'hile in Greece on a fact-finding mission
to de termine whethe r Greece should be
··~t.ibhsht-d as a pt.·rmanent ~1tc for the
<i J m t'l> .. The Cleveland Aro~'T\s say they
h:J \'C bt>gun to iron out their probh·ms with
running bar k Charles "hlte, their top NAYWOOO
r ho1c.t• in this ye.Jr's :-.: FL draft. .Dan Belluomini, asked b}
the l niH•r..11~ of San Franc1s C'o to resign a .. athletic daret'tor
:Jnd bas kl·t ball r oa ch. \ay:. tha t 1f there have been
1rrt'gul an t1es in the ba~ketbaJI progr am the past two yea~.
they were• "of an extremely mmor nature." ... East Carolma
Mf1 rials df'ny that they had r equested the resignation of
Athletic Director Bill Caln. . Lightweight fi ghter Ralph
R acine 1s sch<.'duled to undergo a brain scan to dete rmine his chance.~ for full recove ry after remova l or a blood clot from
hi s brain Racine collaps ed in the nng Wednesday nig.hl
r1urin~ " t1llt' f1~ht rn Montreal with Canadian champ Gaelan Hart.
Teferision. Radio
T\': Hockey -New York Isla nders at Ph1ladclph1a.
MtdniRht, Channel 1.3. Taped.
RADIO: Baseball -Angels at Cleveland. 4:30 p.m ,
KM PC (710): Chicago at Dodgers. 7 .30 p.m ., KABC (7901.
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SPORTS BREAK I BASKETBALL I SOCCER
Replaces Mulligan
Brnnunel New
Gauchos Coach
Biii Brummel. S•ddleback
Colle• _ua1stant coach and \he man BW Mulli1an called "the
bralna" behind a remarkable
four-yen baaktftball auc:ceu atory. ia ~ new Oauc:ho be•d
coach.
Brummel. 36, WH chouo
Monday from a field of flve
rioalUt.t to t ucceed Mulll1an.
wbo became head coach al UC
lrvloe aix weeb ago aaft«>r lead
ing Saddlebadt to a record ol
1.36·21 atnce 1976.
Brummel's appoinlmt·nt wuit
a pproved unan1mou,t\ly Mbnd•y
nigh• by the Dtatnct lward ot
Trustees.
"WHAT CAN I SAY. I 'm real·
ly u elted about lhl•." uld
Rrumm~I after lt>amlng of bl"
5e1Pclion "I wanted thl• Job
n ry badly."
How ~ hl' f~I about c-c11nln1C
In after 00(" Of lht• wlnflllllMt
rooch.-s In community c·ollo1C•
bu11kt•tbt11l hJ11tory .,
"I'm n<Jt really worried ubt>ut
lht· Junn Woo(frn "ync1mrn•· hut
lt-1 '!4 ho p.• ttint• won't l.w J <i1•n 1•
Hnrtow syndrome," ht' HQ1d 111
joklnr. rric rruJ to Uu• ft\NW"""
of Wooden'" Immediate 11uc-
C'C1'11or ut UCLA.
"I'll take the situation u11 It tJ1
:tnd lt'am from wha t Hill d1d
here." BrummeJ said
BILLMUM .. IL
"l 'l.I. TAIU£ THAT k lml of
lit •'••ur•' •HIY Um.-" tw hblt.I. "I
think Wt· t'ISO t IJlllUIUC tJ\c 8 Uf'
c·e·u of IM 11w.t few )'t.·iu ti I ~ul
" lut 11' prt~aur•· '"' 111 y:u:lf vnd
huvt• hlKl11·x1,14'C·l..-U1m:1 of my11clf
In I hl1t )IJI> ''
Hrum111cl a1'kn o wl edg.-d
Mullrg1rn'11 ~r1·..il KUCCC2111 Ill
rt·t•ru1t1n1t lJJp vl;,yn !!I from ull
11111·r lh1· r111twn, J)ltrlicularly
minont.J(!11 und those from dlsad-
vuntaged background!.
"I Uunk Bill and J erry Tarka·
nian (Uruven11ty of Nevada, Las
Vegu coacbl a.re the masters()(
wo rlung Wllh these kids and l
'
•• I D 0 N • T 8 A v .; h t Pl
'MulJigan's l personality or al
leut It hasn't been exposed yet
-but I cao use some or what I
learned from Bill about the craft
o! basketball, lbe rttrwt10g, the
contacts and other things." be fe el C"Onfide nt I c a n. d~ U~e __ ~
same," he s.ud. "SOme tliing.s I
might not do as '"ell but then ·
arc othe r thin~s I may do bettf>r
added. ·
"lf I tned to do everythmg the
same as he d1d. I'd be a poor 1m
1tat1on of 8111 Mullig a n I'd
rather be an ong1nal of 8111
Brummel."
Mulligan, a feisty Ir is hman
noted for his recru1l.ulg sk.ills
and floor s pint, oft.en said a key
reason for tu.s Ga uc ho teams'
s uC"cesses was the strategy of
Brumml'I
The new head C'Oac h, 14 ho
t•a me lo Sctddleback 1n 1976 aftC'r
teacbUlg and roactung stints tn
Comptoo, Long Beach. El Toro
and at Fullerton CoUege, swd he
knows there wtU be a Jot of pres·
sur e to Will from rans used to set'·
mg high-powered t eams that
r arel)' lose.
Softball
··one of the ~rcatt!~l '"~~n. ... I
lt>arnt'd an w<1rking with Bill I'>
lhJl )OU h;n•c to knnw not only
'14 bo you CAN coach but also the ·
ones you c an't coach 1 hdt
makes all the diffe rence in the
wo rld in putttn~ togethe r a gr eat
team "
BRl'MM f:I. IS JJ <trtic ularly
happy v.rth th1· ... upport he rE-·
C"e1ved from Saddleback facu.Jty,
s ta ff and studenL'i as he sought
the head roactung JOb.
"That bas been ve ry comfort·
ing. It is pleasant to know so
many people feel I was best for
thus Job."
Rustlers Honored
Conn1t· G<.>0rgt· "'JS n J mcd
most valuable ple1yer <ind Mx of
her Golden West College team-
mates were seleC"ted for the
Southern California Conferenc-e
all -star first team in womt-n's
soft ball lhis week
Two others were picked for
the second unit Crom Golden
Wes t. ~1v1ng the Rus tlers 10
places on the two squads.
George, the t eam 's third
baseman. was the leading hitter
for Coach Mickey Davis · team
with a .481 average includmg
eight RBI. three doubles and a
pair of triples.
Olht·r~ :>t>h•t'ted tt; the fi rst
unit 1ncludt' ("iil che r Karen
Ov.ens C.Jbi. eight stolen b~>:
pitc hers Kim L1bell <3·0, 0.00
ERA, one l>ave) and Teena Allen
13·0, 0.32 ERA, 2Q strikeouts)
along with utility (pitcher -
out.l1eld) player Kim Nutter <2-0.
0 00 ERA. 19 stnkeouL<> •. 378!:
r1 rst baseman Nance Mercado
c .333>: a nd outfie lde r Lori
Donigan (.346).
Second team berths went to
second baseman Kodee Murray
and outfie lder Sue Mercado.
Shortstop Kathy McBride was
accorded honorable mention.
ANGELS ..• Surf in A etion Basebal l S tandi n g s BARWICK
DATSUN ·atcher to fill in unttl DowrunR
·an return The powerfu.Jly-bu1lt
)owrung was among baseball's
~realest s urpris es Ul 1979 with a
326 batting average and 75 RBJ.
Edmonton Invades Big A
But before he was injured in
he second week of the season he
1!s~ had fallen prey to the Angel
11tt1ng woes of 1980, and was
Jatting .cm.
A positive sign -until the
Detroit series -had been the
l\ngel pitching . After losing
Nolan Ryan through lbe Cree
agent re-entry drart over the
winter. California replaced him
with former Pittsburgh Pirate
Bruce Kison.
IUSON IS J-4, the lone victory
a one-bitter. bul he has pitched
well enough to reverse his r~
ord if t.be Anaels were bitting
normally.
Despite an excellent s taff
e arned run average or
3 .81, no Angel hurler
bas a winning record. The
bullpen bu bad few chances to
s ave or win 1amee because the
Antell are usually beblnd lo late
1nnlns1. Amon1 tbe starters,
Frank Tanana'• tender left
ahoWder aeema to be imPl"O"d
tbls year but be bu a 2·3 record.
Dave Frolt and Don Aue both
haveWmarka.
Outfielder R•ck lllUer, wbo
hH ~t three RBI t.o So with a .211 aver.,e, said tome
ptayen lbe coutnac:tlon "'°"' on t.M outlWd 1tudl baa :• ldt.Wn oft beluc.. Tbe um la bNa encloted Md
~ ta 10.• t.o ...... JM llam1' NaUou.1 Foot· .,. lAtalUe •• ..,.. llltr Ulla year
They may be st ruggling but
the Cali1ornia Surf 1s fortunate
o thers 1n th e Am e ri c an
Conference West are also in the
!>ame s1tuat1on.
Tonight at Anaheim Stadium.
the Surf hosts the Edmo nton
Drillers at 7:30, hoping to move
up in the standings to fi rst place
a ll alone.
THE SURF, DESPITE a 3·5
r ecord, is tied in points with San
Diego for the division lead with
33. Edmonton. with a 3·2 ree<>rd,
has only 26 points a nd is in third
place.
Six points are awarded for
each win a nd o n e point
additional for eac:h goal scored
up lo a maximum of three.
ln tonight's outing, the Surf
will be trying to bre ak a
four.game losing streak thal
was culminated ln Chicago
Saturday night when the Sting
posted a 3-2 decision.
Steve Moyers paces the Surf
New Coach, AD
On.en by USF
SAN FRANCISCO <AP>
Pete Barry bat been named
head buketball coach al the
Unlvtn111 ~San Francllco ud
BUI ~ ... named 1Wetlc
director In appointment• to
r eplace Dan Btlluomlnt. who
Wllftred.
Btlhaomhu beld bo&b Jobi
bdore beln1 ltred by lit•
unlnnU1 for &wo retr..&Uaa
vlol1Uoa1
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attack and hal> eight goals in as
ma n y ga m e!) this s e a~on .
Moyer.. had a hee1dcr against lhe
Stan~
TIMO LIEKOSKI. the 1979
NASL Coach of lhe Year wh1h:
w ith Ho u s ton . h eads the
Edmonton attack.
Frida y ni~ht the Surf will host
the Cos moi. at Anahe im with
game lime at 8 o'do("k.
The Co~mo s fe:iture an
lnternattonal lineup with such
headhners as Giorgio Chinaglia ,
midrielder Franz Beckenbauer
and defender Carlo!) Alberto
Chinagha was the 1978 NASL
lending scorer and r ecent1y
scored hls lOOlh league ~oal
CIF Volleyball
Goes T onig ht
Second-round action tn the
1980 CIF volleyball playoffs ~ets
under way tonight with the top
three seeds -Sea View League
c hampion E s tancia. Sunset
Lea1ue kingpin Newport Harbor
and South Coast League tJWat
La1u.na Beacb enterlne competl· lion alter Ont-round byes.
Tbe Eaf I• of Eatancla bolt
Dina Hl II, L•(una Beaoh
travel• to La Quln\a and
Newport Harbor la on tht ro1M1
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Toronto 15 11 .577 1 2
Milwaukee t3 12 .520 2
Boston 13 15 464 31h
Octrolt 12 16 .429 4\h
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MO!OR SPOR.TS I T~ACK I ~OLF l\Meley May 13 1980 OAIL V PILOT ·~
Howard L. Handy
Pros or Hackers, Nerves Play a Big Role
Kawi you ever h d )'our MMles 10 bad whllt
playlnt I round o( tlOlf• Do8 It affect )'OUJ' &Wll\I
or YOW' lemPframtn\ C>n lhl' aotr ('OUJ'$t' ..
If IO, loin the many pros who say that n rves are a bia tactor ln lhttar pla)'. too
"Som Wt' kl. the nt'rvea art-~tter than
oth•rs." Lee Trevlno U) "Out f'vtryClnt' r hokt<a
at some tam" aand an that Is 1s nt'ne~ "
Only lhi:-1 past Wl'l'k m l>ttllH, Lon lfankl<'
called a two-shot penalt.>· 0t1 Jt•rry Pietf'. thrn had
to surf tr thtt lnd1 mty or ha\ mg to ('811 on Patt-tor
a ruling In Ole t-wod round of pla}
Htnkltt hookf'd his tt"t' $hot t>n 1e par four hoh·
and a potter n1d he thouaht 1t hit ~ tr~t' but d1dn t
think It "'ent out-of-bounds
Arter a rive mmule ~t'Otl'h, oil that the ruler.
allow. H.mkle said to Pate 01i1. I don't kno1i1.
what to do l don 't know whet.her to count 1t as a
lost ball or out·Of·boundi; ''
Pill , who had beun lnlUnattld l"r1day when
Hlnklr mlld lht! ~all aga1n1t ham for illegally
1t raddlln1t1 ll tap 1n putt, snapped· "'l'he rule as the
same, Lon, whether It's 1t locst b•ll or out of
bounds "
Hinkle took 1t two·1thot penalty und played has
provi lonal blAll for 11 double bo&e> SJx
HINKLE R ECALLS THIS about his nerves
earher 1n hu• rar~r .. When I f1n>t started, 1t ter
nf1ed me to hit the fm;t dnvt.< It -.-.as the most dif·
flt'ult shot I had to make each day I don't know
"hen that lt>t>hng d1!iappeared. but onre in awhile.
I :.till feel 1t some That's nerves "
1-'or Tom Watson. nerves pla) lhe biggest role
Deals Made by Agents;
They Just Don't Occur
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of U.. O.oty Pli.c \t.tll
them. arrange personal tippt.•u ram•es
and help them get :-.ponsorsh1ps for
thl•1r tar:.
in putting and thC' ha!( swing shots
"It is easy to lake a full swing," he said. "But
under pressure, 1f you have to hit a half wedge or
some-thmg of that sort, It can be very difficult And
when you are ner vous, you will leave the· putts
short or leave the pitch short It ·~ because you
.. queeze the grip tighter and do not !>"' ing free!) ..
Hale Irwin, winner of the US Open, 1;1p~ars
io have nerves or steel but says he knows "'hat 111~. to bt> nervous
· Nerves. that 1s "'hen you let )Our mmd run
ahead of the pre enl ll 1s the pro~r or improper.
rhannehng or adrenahne
"Jn the u ~ Upen at Inverness ltbt summer. I
felt confident at the 17th thJt I "as going to y,.1n
As I got clo~er lfJ thC' clubhouse I rould feel the
adrenaline Oowtnft. but t suddenly found I was US·
mg 1t as a negative force. As l stood over an ap-
proach shot, I found myself thinking. 'Don't mass
the green left That was my ner ves, leading to im·
proper thinking."
TREVINO REMEMBERS that his nerves
almost cost him the 1974 PGA champlonstup .
"Ori the last couple or holes. I wa~ choking. I
was spitting oil. On the last green. I had to two
putt from 20 feet to win and I left the first one
a bout 18 inches short
"I was with Jack Nicklaus and Hubert Green
that day and I was so nervous that I didn't even
want to mark my ball. I asked 1f I could go ahead
and pUU out without waiting When I did get ready
to putt. l was so nervous I was afraid I wouJd dou·
ble hit the ball · ·
· 1980 A J Reynolds Tobacco Co
When Al or Bobby Unser appear at
a chih cookorr or endorse Ortega
Mexican Foods 011 television or
billboards, 1t doesn't JUSt happen
because their mother was a famed
expert in the field
And "hen one or both makes a
s witch from one• car owner to
anot~er. they don't make all of lhe
arrangement!' themselve"
"Wt• are C'Onstantl.v writing lt'tll'rs
to firms and bus1nessm1.•n Wl' think
would benefit from s uch a tleup
Then we follow up with phonl' t.'alls
.. Auto racing 1s one of th<' best in
vestments any company can make 1n
proclaurung its products
"Bobby does far more promotions
off the track than on and he rcalh
gets in\'ol\'ed and behe\'(~S tn the
products he 1sendors1nJ?, "
camel
factiOl1,
Filters Sfyle.
IN RECENT YEARS. agc•nts for
outstanding sports personaht1es in all
fields have matle a niche for
themseh es and o ft·t1mcs been a
thorn tn the side of llr.1n~nt.
M06t of the att\l('tes. how~' er. will
s ay that they have benef1tted from the
assor1auon with people like Ne" port
Beach's Bruce Barne.," ho sf)(.'C'1ahzcs
in .'.lutomobllc racing <.1nd rl'prt·Mmtmg
1tsdnvers
In addition to the Unser brothers,
Barnes also represents last )ear's In·
dy winner. Rick Mears CJnd Johnny
Rutherford among others.
"WE DO MARKETING for these
people," Barnes says. "We solicit
and negotiate e ndorsements for
BRUCE BARNES
Barnes has hired his formt'r h1~h
school football coach. John Daniels
1
to work with h1m Daniels coached ~<r.ctwjs athleC1c CfireCloraf
~tfru a ll i~h before rel1rin~
several vears al!O
THEIR COMPANY 1s Barne-. 1
Management Company of 1'c"' µort
Beach and 11 is a d1v1 s1on or Barne!>
Tire Co.
Barnes was associated with the
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. for 10
years. then became associated wit h
his brother in Sports Headliners for
the next four. lie started his own
company in 1972 and lists Bobby
Unser Enterprises as a partner m the
firm.
· · 1 worked with m y brother on
som e summer camps put on by John
McKay for several vears." Bruce
says. His brother drowned in a boating
accident on the Kem River last year
around Memorial Day. One of Chuck's
topchentswasO J . Simpson.
"I've had opportunities to get into
other fields but l think automobile
racing is more creditable." Barnes
s ays. "The drivers actually make
their living with all of the automotive
products they endorse "We don't get involved in the
management of any of the dnver·~
funds. I think these are two separate
and different deals
Now that USAC and CA RT have
apparently settled their differences
and are on the same side of the fence
once again. Barnes feels thin~s will
be looking up for his clients dunng
the 1980 season.
"That rift was really damaging
racing while it lasted," Barnes says
"It was pretty hard to ~et a f1rsM1me
sponsor involved. All that should be
changed noY( ...
A Vaulter's Woes
No Poles in Neu' Zealand
By CCRT SEEOEN
Of IM 0•11• "''°' St.ttt In New Zealand. there 1s an abun·
dance of k1w1. albatross, virgin
forests and desert hot springs But
there is a noticeable lack of pole
vaultang poles.
In fact. the New Zealand govern·
ment regulates the number of poles
imported to the country. That makes
things tough on vaulters with aspira
lions of competing in the Olympic~
some day.
For t9·year·old Mike Stephenson.
of Hawkes Bay, on New Zealand's
North Is land, the dream or represent·
ing his country in the 1984 Summer
Olympic Games in Los Angeles de·
pends on his ability to learn as much
about the sport as he can.
' BUT POLE VAULTING without
poles is a real drag.
Stephenson, trainin~ in the United
States for the past month, has
been stayrng at the home of Jim
Johnstone. a San Clemente Marine
s ergeant s tationed a t Camp
Pendleton. Last vear. Stephenson's track
coach. Doug McClymond, m et
Jobostooe, who was on embassy duty
in New Zealand. The two cor·
responded. and when McClymond
and hit star athlete were invited to
the U.S. for a moo\h of special train·
ln1, \hey took up temporary res·
ldence ln San Clemente.
ltephemon'• lralnln1 ls, indeed,
speclal. He has been worldnt out UD·
der the tutel11e or U.S. Olympic
comch and (otn)ef UCLA utllllnt
mentor Tom Tell 1 ln Ho.aalGft.
,.... trip .... been quit. ..........
u,.n.oe ror tht New ZMI•..,. we. ._.... blM:k &.o Hawhl lay l'rf· .,.
\'aulting while competing in de·
cathlon events in New Zealand Pole
vaulting is among the 10 events in the
rigorous competition
Now. he's learning quickly His
one· month stay in the U.S .. the first
time he has Journeyed away from
New Zealand, has 1ncluded a national
tour culminating with an open track
and field meet in Lincoln, Nebras ka
two weeks ago.
HIS 13·0 EFFORT, while not earth
s hattering. was good enough for
second place in Lincoln, although he
has previously cleared the 15-0 mark.
While he is still far away from
nea ring the world pole vaulting he
is closing in on New Zealand's top
mark or lS-7. set by Mike Ritchie.
Currently, the track season in New
Zealand is at a Juli, but come ~
tober, St,ephenson begins a key year
in his quest to attain Olympic status.
In January, New Zealand will host
a five-meet, fi ve-city International
track and fi e ld m eet where
Stephenson hopes to make his pres·
ence known.
That is. If there are any pole vault·
lng poles.
"I KNOW THEY'RE lookinl into the
potslbllity ol manufacturlna them in
New Zealand but aJ>.,.renlly they don'\ ba ve the method down pat,'
Ste~benaon aaya. "Right now, we're sort of buUdint
up in antJclpaUon of the track Muon
there ... he conUnuea. "Befor. comlq
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FOR THE RECORD : BASKETBALL I SURFING
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TOUGH LIFE Lakers and Klngs owner
J erry Buss pauses from the h~tic life of a
s portc; ty('()()n to visit with fnends Denise
Blord <left > and Lisa Sohm. the latter a
onc -llml' Playboy magazine centerfold.
Besides basketba ll and hockey. Buss en·
JOYS custom ca rs. antiques. rare coms .
classical music and the lad.l~ -mostly
young, model types
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Laker Ou·1ier Kicks Hack
LOS ANGELES ( /\ P 1 A complex
man. Lo~ An~ell'., Lakers owner
Jerry Hw.s ha~ munagcd to s1mpl.J ry
life to fWl and ~c.i mc., on a magruf1
cent ~cak
Bus~ now find~ h1mM·lf involvt.'<i on
the h1~ht:St ~<·all• of "iJl1onaJ flaskl'l
ball A.ss0<.•iat10n play the cham-
p1onsh1 p ·wru·~ 111~ L.Jll(·rs and the
Philadelpttia 7f.t>r. .. m · t1l'd 2 2 in tht:
best-of.seven sen t:'>. which resumes
Wednesday n1ght at tht· Furum
Buss. a hard-working and ag-
g ressive bua1nessman. parlayed a
SJ .000 investment Ullo a reaJ est.ate
e mpire.
A SPOltTS FA..N, last year he paid
Jack Keot Cooke $67.S m1lhon for the
Lakers and Kings, the Forum . and a
ranch.
He tn~ lo makl' 1·v1°T)'lhmg ht
docs fun , ~ay!> hl· 1o1.ant c; hi e;
t>mployees lo have fun . hi~ IJl<i)l'r<. tu
have fun
hug.e r eal e s tate t:mp1rf' 1n
partnership with f''rank Murian1,
m asten ng the latest board gcime 1 ht-
Cjn pla~ a c.'O mplete gam1· nr Monor,c,
Iv in hi.s head 1. w at<'htnfi! C'h:lrh<'
Ch a n mov ie~ or 'qu 1r1 n~ "Ill
around Beverly 1-hlb. ttu-.., rnllt·1 t
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"I have alwa):. IJked to ht-doing
:.omeUung all the time .. Russ said
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d 1~c1plme. I organ1zt: m) l1me und r
hate to waste 15 minute~ ··
FROM THE TINY m1n1og and
randung town of Kemmner, W)o
"herl' he spent much of hLS )Outh
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W)omang. ~hen· he r<implett'd hi'>
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to his 1ru1Jal 1,enture!> in reaJ 1.~tate
Dodger Clinic
Pour members orcne --
Lo' Angeles Ood~er"
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2600 Harbor Blvd
Cost a Mesa 540-9100
"If it 's n o t ru n . 1t'!> n o t
worthwttile." he ph1l~oph1ted in <J
recent mterv1cw.
His personal accoutrements in the
purs uit or plea s ure mc lude fancy
cars, ornate s urround.Jog!>, and "the
ladies" -lot.!i of lc.i d1l's, mostly
youngish. model-types liuss, 40. con-
s iders about 70 ladies the perfect
number in his active fil e. and keeps a
!>crapbook.
i.om e 20 )ear.. ago. Bu~-. hb ~uc ~=====~~~iiii::iiiiii:~ C.Cl'ded. r
TO FIU. IN idle moments when
he·s not runnin~ his ~port.'> teams. h1!-t
Campbell Tops
All-CIF Soccer
Hunting ton Beach l11gh ~ Joe
Campbell has been honored with a
fi rst team berth on the All Clf 4·A
soccer selections. wh1ll' eight other..
including first team 2 A selection
Neil Sherman of Un1vl'rs1t)', abo
we r e accorded laurrls ...irom the
Orange Coas t area
Jo1rung Campbell on the 4·A i.quad
a re Edison H1Rh's Scott Strachan and
Mark R1chardson. who were named
to the second and third team~.
respectively.
Sherman's teamm ates. Gary
Oliver and Peter Stubberud. were
c hosen to the second and third teams
on the 2·A squad, while Alexandre
J orge of Laguna Beach !second> and
Doug Sanchez of San Clemente
(third> were also named
Mater Oei 's Tom Haine was a
second team choice on the 3-A level.
Surfers to Vie
He we ars hl!i :.uccess casually.
dressmg 1.11 frayed-bottom Jeans and
open·ned1ed shuts for all but the
m ost formal occasions And, am1a
ble. attentive and :.oft 'poken. he
hardly fit& the image of the business
dynamo that he tn fa ct 1s
f'EET PROPPED on J mJ~s1n
v.ooden desk in tUs forum office. <i
Jar of ever· present Jelly bearu. among
the clutter. Buss. who owned the Los
Angeles Stnngs of the defunct World
Team Tenrus, talked a bout h.J!> ne-..
teams.
The Nallooal Hockey League King ...
have been a disappointment. but the
Lakers have oot dlsappomtf'd him
··I see m aybe 100 game<> a year
hodtey and basketball, but not count
ing USC football," he ~aid "( enJOY 11
immensely.
BUSS. WHO TlllES to keep all h1..,
employees happy. has rene~ot.tated
all the Lakers' contracts, giving most
including Kareem Abdul.Jabbar
hefty raises.
"I don·t want anybody to reel
slighted," he said. "and I believe
people should be pitid what they're
worth."
He said he doesn't mind th«> pros·
peels of trading away players-he
once traded ttis sod's f1 ance. Dianne
Fr omboltz. to San Diego back 1n the
WTT days -but hate!' lo fire
anybodv.
At San Clemente
Forty-eight surfers from Laguna Beach to
OceanaJde have bffn invited to participate 1n the 1980 San Clemente Pro-am invitational surfing
contest May 31 ind June 1 .
Tbe two-day competllJon Is being sponsored by
the city of San Cle mente , Ocean PaclClc
Swlmwear, Surflna Magaune and Rtp Curl
Wet.aulll.
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she hers.
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5015 Birch Sn-eet
Neo.rwport &eoch, CA 92660
(714) 833-36WJ
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Now you can buy or sell
gold, silve r; platinum, or
pall adium,. all the most popular
.precious metals, in Orange
County
Deak-Perera, the nation'~
oldest and large~t precious
metal" and foreign exch ange
firm, i o pe n for bu iness right
in the South C oast Plaza
Shopping Center.
Now you can invest in
. .gold coins like Krugerrands
and the Canadian Mapl e Leaf
Or precious metals
certi ficates that let you buy
p recio us metals witho ut the
h eadaches of possession and
sto rage.
Right here in Orange
County And with a simple
1Jhone ca11 .
Of course, you can also
exchange 120 foreign
currencies for all your business,
investment, or travel needs.
Or get travelers cheques
in U S. dollars, French francs,
German marks, Australian
dollars and ~1 other foreign
currendcs.
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Business DAILY PILOT
~urg f;ar -ot Seller
uto ale Cru h Having Little Eff eel
NY.W YORK <A P > -In t~verly Ullls. wtiel'i:
Ferr•ru. uunbor1rh1nh1 und 84.-ntlevr. an· as rom ·
mon "" palm tr~'j. it we•lthv arcoWltunt who
wanlf'd llOml'thlng a bit dlrret('nl ordered ~ $55,000
Evoluhoo I .. r1u cu1tom·de:iltrned b)' f'1err e
Cardin
The.-ac<'UW\Uant ls umong the well·heeled few
who iirt> ket·pinl( lhr luxury rar market alJve -1r
barely •l ct Utnc when American auto sales are
<'ollapMng
•· A:s fnr fl5 our i>hdr~ of the luxury markel.
we 'rl' domw belkr now than 1a year a).{o. There are
f"'nr lt&XNrfl t•t1r11. bif19!"' t1alr11 in
arorld ar. In -\'_.K"port B_.af'h and
B1»rt-rlf1 ffUb. B"fln"11 llgu.-.. f"Or
u-UI dottbl•• ht rahw In n .. .rf 18
mouth#..
fe>wer total buyl·rs in this markel. but we're ~et·
ling a good sha re." says a s pokes man for Cadillac m Detroit
THE SAM f. IS T RUE across the indus try.
Fan<') c<Jr :,.al('s arl' dO\I. n . but their pe rcentage of
thl· total market 1s up. probabl\' bt.•t:ausf' for man)
of lho~t> who thtnk ctbout buyinu a luxury car .
moot:\ ll> not an 1s~ue
Many t.'Vl'n pa) thl· full price up to 11lmosl
Sl50,IKXJ for the top Holls Royct· in ra~h
('.tr Sdh•:. m t hl· l'nlled States fell from an an
nu:il ratP or about 10 R milhon bdon· Mareh 14 to
;1bout 8 :i million 111 April. The Carter adm1n1strn•
Re~ycling Seen
As Aid to Peace
tton·~ crackdown on credit has squeezed many
polcnUal car buyers out or the ma rket. Limits on
overall growth in lending has led banks to impose
tougher standards on borrowers. require high~r
down payments and in some areas to stop making
retail or dealer loans a ltogether.
BUT ROL~ ROYCE SALES in the United
States will be down by only about 100 from last
)ear'> 1.100. ~aid Reg Abbiss or Rolls Royce. Inc.
About one·th1rd of the Bnllsh -produced cars are
'old m the United States. he sa id.
"It'-:. a mucture of old and new money." Abbiss
'aid ... celebnt1es, pop groups The biggest sales in
the Uruted States are in Ne\\ port Beach and
Beverly HlUs.
The cheapes t -1( that's lhe word Rolls
Hoyce 1~ the Silver Shadow ll. which sells for
S85.300. The C'ornichc convertible is lhe m ost ex·
pens ave at SH8.400
M ERCEOES·BENZ SALES 1n the lJnited
States were down 2 percent for the first quarter. a
s pokesman said. Thirteen percent of the German
cars a rc sold in the United States. The price range
1s Sl 7 .500 for the 24-00 to S43.000 ror the 450 SLC.
Sports <'ar sales are do\\n loo. Accordmg to
Wa rd's Automotive Reports. sales o f Alfa Romeo
for t h<' firs t quarter this )ear were 747. f'or the
.. ame quC1rtt'r la~t ) ear. 896 were sold Lancia
,.,Jl~s totaled t;Jl in J <.tnua ry. February and ~1arch
,1ftcr "47 for the s ame quarter la!.l ~ear
!-111n11.' luxurv cari, hav(• be-en harder h1l
Hob(•rt :\I :\1c·El~<.tanc prt:!-1dent of the American
Im portt-d Autom obile D<·alE.-r. 1\SS0('1at1on su1d
l'or:-t•ht• ... all .. , for April \\en· down 44 percent from
\pnl 1•1-;9 and Jaguar ... alt's hud plunged by 40 pn
n·nt T ht· Porsche range!. 1n pnce from $lli.700 t<> ~:17.900 The Jagu<ir XJ12 four door .,e<tan 1., about
::.:!5 000
ChaMn~r &P Wo,....._.
Snake like CO\'e rtng of flexibl e m etal hose
1'> demonstrated '" S h ervl Fitch o f U(J l"-;
Flc xonics 01v1s1on an Be:;rtlt·tt. Ill Hos(· is
b(:llows ty(>(: c:.irru.·r for 1Jq u1ds and gaws.
n •s1su.. pr(·s~un•. t <:mperalun: and c:or
flSIOn
Layoff Ordei~ed THE!loi THERE' 'THE Cardtn car. It 1s custom
built atop a Cud11Jac Eldorado c hassis. Only JOO
\\ tll ~mad<' ... a.a J ohn n RICt' Ill. \'ICe pn•s1d<'nl
FRESNO < J\P) -An environmentalist from • .111d dm•ct<ir of P1Nre Cardin Automot1 u , and
Modesto thinks recycling could_h.elo (.QSlt•r_wDrld__..ibow b tlf al1~ ~~ urdt'n:d --
llORSEllEADS '\ 't' <,\Pl For thP fourth
t,mr• in ;,i., mJn\ \f'..if'o. thf' Creal J\tla ntw '¥
T'Ii1·1f)c Tl•J Co pfant h.r-:.innourwed l;.J\ ofG , I ITT'
trmt!af'ft<mng-rf)Ol"r'l.X"nrke!"'i rnr ilne~ l wc in Z"'t~lff=---· ------.~ ·''-"'t-h<f<\f' ~t~-m-rttn~.-~uH1·Am~fttcJ
More reuse of manufactured m .lten,11 v.ouhl .rnd ·• ~ht•1!.. hu"in~ the eij r .. nsng ~a~ 19 • mak<.• mort• world resources a vailable to poor na Dt•pn't'lllllOn appar<•ntly '" not a factor Hice
l10n s and reduce world tensions. Cbff llumphrl'y .. ;11<! !'ht He\• rt~ lhlh <irrountant ""ho bou~ht ont·
i.aid atasessionofthe National Recycl1ngCongress f1 gun·!'> rht· ('ar \.4.111 c.lu ubh.· in' ;.iluc 1n th•· lll'Xl llS
"Mor e things are needed than recycling to have -months
\\ orld peat'l'." Humphrey said .. But that peal'e 1s
Plant manal.!N ~t;irk Huchht 1m ... aad the 'hut
dov. n •~ nl'<"<kd bt·\ •• u,t· <Jf htl!h In\ 1 n111rre., and
.... 1gging ..,c11t•-. \~ r1rk•·r.., "'111 ~ 1.I\ l n cJ c·h•11< t· uf
taking \al·at1on or l.1~11ff
1m possible without 1t. ..
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And we can h andle
foreign payment and collecttons
for you
For all your preciou~
metals and fore ign currency
needs, just drop by o ur new
office. We're o pen Mo nday
through Saturday, from
lOAM to 6 PM.
Or give us a call
~ak-Pe~ra, South Coast Plaza,
Nordstrom's Wing, 3333 Bristol
Street, G>sta Mesa, Calif. 92626.
714·751-llOO. C~ak·Ptma. 1980
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If you have a Playboy ma1azlne reader over for
lunch or dinner. It mlgbl be a good Idea to hide the ti·
quid. Take It from Playboy. which cla1ms to know Its
own readers very well. these guys can reaJly drink.
Playboy competes with other magazines -and
news papers -to get beer , wine and hard liquor etd
vertising in their pages. They do well c.l it
Its circulation is a bout 5 million. the Reader's
Digest is up around 18 million -but Playboy car ries
far more alcoholic beverage advertising than the
Digest. Why? Because the companies th"t make the
stuff must buy Playboy's stor y Playboy readers
dnnk up a storm
THE TERM PL AYBOY used lo descnbe it!>
readers lo adve rtise rs is : "lust for life." This lust 1~
supposed to manifest itsell in an orgy of spending for
the goods advertised in Playboy.
It's one thing to talk a bout it, but adve rt isers are
tough hombres. they want proof before they s pend
their good money buying your white space So
Playboy took a census of 1t.s readers. gettmg a bottle
count And 1t recently reported with great tnumph its
findings.
The results showed that the Playboy readers are
responsible for the following consumption
VODKA: ONE OUT or every t hree bottles sold to
men
Gin one out or ever y three bottles sold to m en
Rum one out of t>very thrtt bottles sold to men
Tequila t~o out of every five bottles sold to m en
SCOT<.1t : T HREE OUT of evl'ry 10 hottle~ sold llJ
men
Canadian wh1o;ky thre,, out or every 10 bottles
~old to m en
Blendc-d wh1'>k) lhrel' out of l·v('ry llJ bottles ~old
l<I men
Bourbon oru· out or P\'l'r) four bottle.., sold IO
IRISH WHISKY : O~ E ou1 of t•very three bot lie~
!>Old to ffil'O
1nl.' \lrrl'nrot uf ever x 10 bott If'~ !'SottHc>-mt~
Vermouth one 0111 or <'' <'~ rour bottles sold to
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Illus trated men "
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7:00 tJ C8S NEWS 0 NBC NE'WS IJ HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
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d1es11c measures to
MCaC>e wflen rhey are
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U A8CNEWS
Pl!lcr Fonda and Maud Adams s tar in
· Tht' lfu~lage Tower," a new TV movie
.1boul l t>rrorist::. wh<> capture the Eiffel
Tower. torug ht at 9 on CBS. Cahnnel 2.
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RE.PORT
7 30 I) 2 0 NTHE TOWN
Mos•~ C.lt•v;o [dw<Jrds m111
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look ,,, "'"unusual story ot
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l he Hostage T~"
tP•emlflfel Pel• Fonda.
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WOf1CI 'I lop Q'tminals batld
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Sl\1•1tiy Jones Gues111
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s~atur\ JoJo S•erbuck,
Ken 5h611v and Jotv> Curry,
Dolt"' west. The Sptoners.
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!he l:lor>e~ual Coupu-"
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COMPANY
TUBE TOPPERS
KHJ fJ 8.00-"The Great Escape."
Steve McQueen , J ames Garner and
Charle~ Bronson right their way oyt of a
Natl prison camp in this adventure mov-
ie airing tonight and Wednesday.
CBS 8 9 :00 -"The Hostage
Tower." Pcle r Fonda and Billy Dee
Williams head the cast or this new TV
movie about terrorists who take over the
Eiffel Tower m Paris (photo at left>.
C BS tJ a nd NBC CD 11 .30
Primary coverage. Results of the pre·
sadential primaries in Maryland aud
Nebraska.
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NEWS
1Z:a0. MOYIE * • ~ "Hlflow" ( 19651
Carol Lyniey. Efrem ZJm.
b.ttllsl Jt The t>ouUtul and
bewllclllng Hollywood
UA!f'a tlte end fell ...
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8llc;tl On The Farm'· 11 es.1
Marto11e Main. Percy
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1:00 8 MOVIE
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I 11170 ) Ay911 O'Neal, 1'1;1.,
MilSl<ell A. pa!f ot l\Oney·
moonen 1s l9f1or11eo by
tlle Dride a rormer
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8) MOVIE
• • • l.Jnde< The Yum vvn T •ee · I 19631 Jae.It
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• • • "81rike Uf) ~
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Gan.nd. Mldtey AOONy
A lliOll llCllool l>8tl'd slegel
e tllOW 10 rllM money IO it
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3:00., NEWS
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RIOll1td Ymgvez. Plltlllc>
Clerk l wo men •'•
olfllfec:I • latge bounty tO<
lhe coe>lvre ol a g..at
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4:00 8 MOVIE
• 'Jlr "No Survivors,
PleHe" ( 19UI Marie
Pe< tchy, RoOer1 <AlnnlnQ·
h a m Ea tra1er1eS1 rial
1>0ong$ pjal'I IO tel<e OVfl<
the Ellflh by met rtoOically
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E1111hlongs wN> l\ave t>eel\ '°"°"'ed 1n ··iCCIOenl~ • 12
hrs 1
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• • "HOid fhet 91onoe··
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v .. ,.,,,ICll La~e A lady
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(I) 0000 TIMES
A '>t'll·prOClaomed "'i>hep·
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011.1ema1e mo1orcYcie gang
tOlls into Motweuttee and
CllUset problems lc>r RICNe
<)l)d Chachl.<RI G MOV!e
• • ••;, "fhe Greet
fSClllpfl" IPart I) I 19631
James Garr>er. Steve
~ 8rlt1Sh. Amer!·
can and Car\80iatl POWs
p1.tn a ~ bfMllOU1
lrom a Nazi e-np 12 iw. I
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ANOFRIENOS
C ~ S..•ual Mou•,-
r.,..,..1~ CIO<I> Leactundr
(,.iy J 1114.>Y• Or Marlotl
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the c:ebble$ conunue tl'leof
Wild personal nio1111 1111 o
tentasy (Part 2)
10:00 8 G NEWS 8 9 HART TO HAAT
Jon81han·a atstllf·•n-•aw
unwftltnQI)' t>ecome1
lnvOlv9d In • ~ to ••e owr control ot ttwt
Mar'I I amty lorlune
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CHAR.IE, lHIS PAITTICLJ/...AA
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SOMEONE COULD SE ~IOJSLY INJUR£.D IF THEY
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-AFTERHOON-.
3 30 U • • • •O C...ttaf\ • fli7Ji l•• Ullmann
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by Armatrong & Betluk
eaENOA ~LY HAS A
FLA1R V~ THl'5 8USINE55,
D0€5N'T SHE?
Caesar and Coca Get Together Again (Again)
.,.w1 ........
REUNITED FOR 'BIG SHOW' TONIGHT
lnogene Coce and Sid Caeaer
Special on Blues
Airing Saturday
Rural Mississippi is the setting for "Land
Where the Blues Began." an hour-long documen·
Lary aiJiD8 Saturday at 10 p.m. on KOCE, Channel
50. th . •• Vialtl.ng picnics and revivals. e v1ewer mee..,
black pioneers who created this new music oul of
their loneliness and deprivation. Tbt: documen~ry
examinel black cultore lD the perutenllary faeld
''hollers.'' lively, emot.iooal cbU(ch meeUngs and
tbe special m.irt.b of the bar room poets.
"LaDd Wbere the Blues Beean" was produced
by tbe Ml11i11ippl Center for E ducational
Tele'rilkm aDd was funded bl part by a arant from
lbe Nllticml ~IMDt for tbe Artl.
By 808 THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD <AP> -One of television's mo\>t
felicitous marriages can be viewed again when Sid
Caesar and Imogene Coea appear on NBC's "Big
Show" tonight at9on Channel 4.
Mind you. Sid and Imogene are not married to
each other, though some longtime TV watchers
may think so. Their laients were wedded for the
memorable "Your Show of Shows." which
flourished for fi ve years in the early 1950s. They
performed 900 sketches. many of them classics. No
wonder, since lhe writers included Neil Simon.
Mel Brooks. Woody Allen. Larry Gelbart and Mel
Tolkin. And the second bananas were Carl Reiner
and Howard Morris.
OVER THE YEARS CAESAR and Coca have
had more reunions than Biiiy Martin and the New
York Yankees. They'll do it again for "The Big
Show." their first time together since a tour of
theaters and Las Vegas three years ago.
Before reporting to rehearsals. they a ppeared
for an interview at Le Dome. a posh restaurant on
the Sunset Strip. Caesar had recently returned to
his home here after fi ve months in Paris for "The
Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu" with Peter
Sellers. Coca, who had spent two years with "On
The 20th Century" in New York and on tour. had
arrived from Manhattan, where she has an apart·
ment.
"What should we do -'The While Rug' or
'Slowly I Turned'?" Caesar speculated, naming
two of their favorite routines. He was asked how
many sketches they could deliver on short notice.
.. BY TONIGHT, SIX OR seven pieces." he
replied. Both are totally familiar with each other's
style. or course. but that doesn't mean they repeat
themselves automatically. One may lay back
while the other takes orr in comic flight.
Particularly Imogene.
"Sometimes Sid will ju.st let me go," sbe ex-
plained ... Uke lD the 'I feel like talking' routine. J
could go oa for hall an hour if Sid didn't bring me
back. I am totally uncomctou,, or Ume. Sid isn't. ..
Their pairing happened by chance. Before
1950, boCh bad known middling success, be as a
band musician, comic in tbe wartime Coa.At Guard
Revue .. Tan and Span"; she as a comedienne in
"New Facet of 1934, .. other Broadway 1how1 and
night chabl. Producer Mu IJebman. who bad
hired c..ar and Coca ~ately for revues,
NEWPORT TO
AVALON
asked them to Join u musical-comedy ~how for TV . other Imogene recalled that Sid always welcomed
then called "'Admtr:.il Broadway Hevue. "k<'l<'hl"$ that would allow her to shine -"you an·
not disturbed becauSt' someone else was getting a
"TIIAT WAS THE flft!,I time Sid and I hJd lot of laughs," she told him.
met:" Coca remarked ··What'.; the difference \.\ho got the Joke.,?"' he
Despite th(' tensions or slaglll~ a livt• 90-mi.nute reasoned "The only thing that mattered w4s. Was
TV c;how every Wt'<.'k , they claim never to have had it funm ., ..
an argument. C1x·J se<>ms ncvl·r to rhange -the same large "That's because n£'1thPr of us ever talk ed very Pye<. full of mischief. Pl'Cnng from under the
much.·· Coca said. tnmmed bangs . Caesar•~ lhe one who has altered
"True," Caesar a~reed. "What you have here Du rin~ "Show of Shows·· he had the heft of an out·
is two basically ~hy pt:opk ·· f f llba k d "Bf'sides." c;he sa id, "thert' wasn't much 0 ·lrairung u c · A ecade ago he had lost so
chance to t::ilk 1n th(• ml'etinits for ·sho~ or Sho-." · much weight as to seem a lmost unrecognizable.
Not when \Ou had t•\trovt·rb ltkc Carl Rc1m'r and His comedy seemed less runny, more neurotic.
Mel Brooks" MEET THF. NEW SID Caesar. Biceps bulgin~.
he bruru. with health. lookmg more ltke 40 than 57
ONE REASON FOR THE Caesar Coca Once morose and withdrawn, he has suddenly
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'Beaver' Boys Back in Sebastian's Show
About midway tbrou1b "So
Lone. Stanley" al baallan'a
Weal Olnner rlayhoul , one IC•
.tor luru to the other and re·
mark1. "Thla ia •bout 11
rldlculoul aa oo of th01e old
plot1 on "Lel\le It to Beaver "
"Onwbat•" askttheother
"NC1\1!r mind.'' tA the ~ply.
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caalonally. ao much the better :
the audience l"'" it.
lmpreqlve actor who exhibits a
1pleodid ~na~ of tJmein1.
THE FUNN I EST rast
member however. la Dick
So)owl ci as Mathers·
psychiatrist. a corpulent comic
with a broad. burlesque style who.
makea the most of his time on
stage. Eleesha Shane is nice and
sexy as Dow's new bride. and
Scott Simmons performs virtual·
ly every sight gag in the book as
the inept MariOIO. ·
The Beaver boys will, be say.
lng "So Long. Stanley" through
this month and next at Sebas-
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FUNNY! NOT rt;ally, except
that tht1 artors Involved are
Jerry fiblht'rtt and Too)' Dow.
who c harm~d tttl~vllilOfl au·
dtenct.'I for aeven years as Beaver
and Wally ln the old lime
\ l~'l-64) comedy aertec
They're back toaether <have
been for some lime, m fact} U\ a
touring production ot the new
comedy "Stanley," a freewheel·
THE MAT£a1AL itaelf ts. btt
t.hln, predicated on a wholly tm·
probable premlse -a schlep.
plna nebbisb <Mathen> Is fed up
with life aod. after bungling a
serles d auiclde. auempt.s, puts
out a contract on himself. Then
his roommate <Dow> returns un·
expectedly early. with an equal·
ly unexpected bride. and asks
Mat hers to find new quarters.
The rest of the show is s~nt
on Mathers' various attempts to
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Clemente. and they're well "WM ...... "
worth a visit 1r you· re looking ror
som etJung to take your mind off Keeps you your troubles
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THECAH HtrYM•t"9n
• "MINNIE'S BOYS." the
musical story or how the Marx
Brothers got that way. opens a
three·weekend run Friday night
in Golden West College's main
theater Orange Coast College's
John fo'eriacca 1s directing the
show
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Heading the cast are Roslyn
Nehl~ as Minnil'r mother of the
craiy q111ntet . Craig Fleming as
the futurt' Groucho. Steve Stan·
czyk a!> Chico and Ted Tobtn as
llarpo Others 1n the company
are Brl'lt Kqth, Bruce Fox.
Ralph Lombardo and N1rolino
Purt1cella
keep the hit man from plugging
the unsuspecting Dow. but he
must stay in the apartment to do
so, whlch poses another problem
with the honeymooners Mix in a
warky shrink from downstairs
and a five-thumbed would·be as
sassin and you've got the 1ngre
d1ents for a very funny evening
ing farce by Emmy.winning TV
scripters Bob Schiller and Bob
Weiskopf It's holding fortll at
the San Clemente dinner house
through the first week of JuJy
"Stanley" as typical dinner
theater treatment or comedy by
name stars on tour as Mackey
Rooney ·and M artha Raye
evidenced earlier at Sebasllan's
in "Three Goats and a Blanket ..
and "Everybody Lovei> Opal "
Everything is Beared for laughs.
and ir character breaks oc
Mathers displays Allenesque
humor-he looks like Marty and
talks llke Woody-and performs
at an appreciably high level of
p·anic throughout the show Dov..
the straight man of the duo. as an
Da' 1d Anthony I!> musical
director and Carol Can1gha ts
c·hon•ographt>r ror '"Minnie's
Bo)'!>," "h1ch runs Friday and
Saturday of lhtl> week and May
22 23 21. 29 30 31 at 8 30 and June
1 at 2 30 on the Huntmgton
0{·ach campus Resen auon.s
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'Fifth Floor' Lacks Dr8Illa
By RON PENNlNGTON
T1'e Hotlyw-R-1W
The horror of a sane person being detained 1n
a psycho ward 1s effertively explored 111 "The
Fifth Floor." a modest effort that avoids the
sensallonal m relaying a n engrossing story that as
based on a true incident.
The fa ct that 1t dad actually happen makes 1l
even more ternfyan~ .
THE SCREENPLAY BY Meyer Dolinsky.
based on a story by Aved1a and executive producer
Marlene Schmidt, concerns a girl who is working
her way through college as a disco hostess
Followin~ a fight with
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her boyfriend. s he 1s MOJI/ E stricken by stry chnine
REl /"IEW poisoning and taken to a
"• hospital. ________ _. Sheclaimstha\some·
one tned to kill her. but she has previously a\·
tempted su1c1dC'. so the au\hont1es send her to the
rirth noor psycho ward for observation There she
1s threatened and molested by an attendant, but
the doctor thanks these accusations are conttnuang
paranoid reaction!> from \he strychnine and de-
tains her for a longer period.
It's a i:;inccre effort. although both the scnpt
and Howard Aved1s· low·keyed direction could be
better structured ror more dramatic impact. The
situation itself. however. is a frightening one and
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performances
DIANNE HULL IS credible as the girl who is
trying to escape the horror. of the p!>ycho "'ard but
""ho also befriends and helps several olher pa.
lll'nts Bo Hopkins d1spla)s a d1sarmtnl! charm
and easygolllg manner a'> the lec-herou~ attendant
and Sharon Farrell 1i. t'X<'ellcnl a"> an cmot1onalh
dts turbed 1o1.o man "'ho<,(• lr<'.ilml·nt onl) ag
gra\'atc~ hN <'ond111on
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a s the p~ych1atra~t and Julie Adam~ and lJdana
Power as nurses. 1s portrayed with prores~1onal
restr aint. Patti D'Arbanv1lle. Hobert Englund and
Anthony James arc~ good as other patients "ho
figure prominently in the action and John David
Carson is fine as Hull's boyfnend
Marie Marq and Barbara Lyle have strong
bits as two dlsco employees and 5inger Pattie
Brooks is effectively featured 1n the opening se·
quence
on top of the
entertainment
scene, Fridays
in the
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Every night. we feature two delicious entTees. One is our 1ustly famoos
fried chicken. The second entrtt varies from day to day. It might be beef
ribs with barbecue sauce. roast beef. pot roast. Swiss steak, pork chops.
roast pork, mah1·mahi. meat loaf. rock end Of oomed beef. But one Uung
doesn't vary: you can always have as much as you -.nt of both entrtts (Of"
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mashed potatoes and gravy, com bread and honey butter. It's the most
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Image Maker
Ansel Adams, the man credited with making photo-
graphy an acceptable occupation and art form, was
himself the subject of photographers during a visit to
Orange Coast College.
By JUDITH OLSON
Of tM o.lly ..._SUH
Cameras clicked as the great
master of the image stood in
front of the audience at Orange
Coast College
For a. switch, Ansel Adams
was being photographed instead
of photographing.
Adams, a robust 78, closed out
a three.part lecture series on
photography sponsored by the
college and drew a capacity
crowd.
BE TALK ED about his
philosophy and showed a variety
of photographs from bis career.
including portraits and his
famous nature scenes.
And yes, Adams does take pie·
lures when be travels, just like
any other towist.
ADAllS' INTEREST in photo·
graphy began during .1916. when
armed with a Browrue camera,
be visited Yosemite for the first time. Be wa trained as a concert
pianist but reamed when he was
21 thllt be eomdn't do justice to
blithlpbotocrapby and music.
When be made bia dec:laioo to
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Ansel Adams
s pecialize in photography. he ap·
proached his camera work with
the same dedication he used in
his music
Adams aupported his family
with commercial photography
for more than 30 years while be
was doing bis famous studies of
the national parks
He has taught at the Art
Center School in Los Angeles.
has held annual workshops m
Yosemite since 1955 and founded
the department or photography
al the California School oC Fine
Arts in San Francisco.
ADAMS SAID that although he
is "considered the last of an
era." his work has been more
varied than most people realize.
.. I've never been conscious of
any particular philosophy or ob-
j ecti ve. I create images in
whatever style is required.
·'I have never followed any
trend. I do not believe in the
need to be 'in,' or the 'in syn·
drome'."
Adams is largely sell-taught,
a lthough be did get a new
perspective of his profession
when he worked in a photo
finishing plant ooe summer.
Early in bis work Adams re-
aliled the importance of ·'fine
craftsmanship" and a definite
subject in photography. :
"There's nothing worse than a
sharp picture with a fuuy COO·
cept," ~said.
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..
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·sand Fence, Keeler,
Calif.,· photographed in
1948. (left) is among Ansel
A dams· works being
shown at Orange Coast
College through May 22.
Other works on 1display
are (above left) 'Oak Tree.
Sunset City, Sierra
Foothills. Calif .. · which is
undated; (above center)
'Aspen, Northern New
Mexico.· taken in 1958;
and (above right) 'Mt.
Williamson, Sierra Nevada
From Manzanar, Calif.,·
taken in 1944.
Annual spring ritual -'Opening Day' at six Harbor area
yacht clubs -proceeds with cannon blasts, musical
fanfare and fluttering of flags and scores of yachts in full
dress.
By ALMON LOCKABEV
o.llY rilOC e..tu.t ldhw
If you were listening closely
Saturday between 9 a .m . and 3
p.m .. you probably heard oc-
casional cannon blasts and six
versions of the National An·
them sounding over Newport
Harbor, interspersed between
the roar of jet aircraft t akm& off
from John Wayne Airport.
The cannon bla s t s. the
musical fanfare and the flutter·
ing of nags from nag staffs and
scores of gaily dressed yachts
was an annual spring ritual-
"Opening Day" at six yacht
clubs in the Harbor Area.
Never mmd that the clubs
were never closed dunng the en·
tire year. The opening day ritual
signals the start of a new seasoo
of yachting activity by the six
clubs wtuch collectively boast
a bout 3.000 members. whose
primary recreation has to do
with things nautical.
THE ONLY LOCAL yacht club
not included in Saturday's
festivities was Newport Harbor
Yacht Club which steadfasUy
maintains ita own opening day
rites -usually a week ahead oC
the other clubs in the area.
Startine the day's activities
was Voyacers Yacht Club with
its traditiooal break:f'an and in·
troductioo of club officers past
and present, presided over by
the cUrTeDt commodore Howard
Stevens.
VYC was celebrating the
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Q . OM.Y Pit.OT Tu•aday. May 13, 1MO
••• Yaeh(ing
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'-It ' I ti tu ...._ JUI' ta ta..
llarbor A"a.. Tbe club ••• laucMd la lNl b1 M M9t
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OLD ANO NEW-At Balboa Yacht Club. Commodore Phil
Glasgow greets oldest surviving Staff Commodore Ted
Johnson Cleft), who held tbe position in 1942. r. . •..
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HOISTING BURGEE-At Shark Island Yacht Club, flag
offi cers Commodore Jim Bridges (center) is Oanked by
Rear Commodor e Jack Honey <left) and Vice Com·
modore Don Smith as the club burgee is hoisted. Far
right is color guard Jim Welles
lalaad • .,.. ... ol. Pffll'-
e,lu*'••· TM elfof1 falled -
pou&bty .... ~&al ...... -uct alMie U... ta.. club w oc-
eupled .....,al odller mwi•I ,aans .W it ~ at tu .PN-
Hat watertroet •lt• at MtJa Street ... Ne.,ort Baulnvd.
YYC'a ftllft CLAJ• to fame
la &be late .... WU tM in-
........... o1 u.. san aemmte
bluet race-a ruuect 151.mn.
ran wbidl wu later Mopted u
• race ln 1..-A.qelea Yadll Chab'a Wbllae1 Serlea aad
Newport Harbor Yacht Club's
Altmamoo Saie9.
Tbe late actor Humphrey
Botart was a t.hne-time wiDDer
ol tbe ~laal U'Opby for tbe
race. and whee tbe race was
fa a ally abandoned Bo1art 's
w.dow Lameo Bacall rededical·
td the kudos to VYC wbidl it
put up as ID award fot' the win·
ner ol a series ill the actor's
nam~
Shark Is land Yacht Club
CSI YC> observed ats Opening
Day at ats clubhouse ha.rd by the
Balboa lslaod bridp on Bayside
Avenue with Commodore James
Bridges declaring aoother
seasoo ol predicted loc racing,
fishing and other ewata foa-the
area's ooly all-power boat club.
Five power boat owners
formed the nucleus for tbe SIYC
back ln 19S) and withio a few
weeks a charter membership
Ii m ited to 25 power boaters
jolned their ranks. The name
Shark Island derives from a
s mall sand bar in Newport
Harbor that bas since been
dredged and aJttted to form the
exclusive residential district
known as Unda lsle.
FOR mE FlasT ye.an ol its
existence the club met at a
c lubbouae on B•Y•lde Drive
known u Hirth Harbor. When
lbat property was chQ1ed to re-
sideriUal by tbe lrviDe Company,
the Shark Islanders built
tbelr prcseat clubhouse ln lt'U.
SIYC bas grown steadily to a
membenhip ol nearly 500 boat·
ing and social members and is
considered a leader 1n the grow-
ing sport ol predicted Jog racing
for power boats.
Soutb Sbore Yacht Club held
Its usual opening day gala at its
dub house at 2.527 W. Coast
Highway with Commodore Jack
Belcher pres1d.lng over the an-
nual boat inspection, nag raising
and introduction of flag officers
and staff commodores.
South Shore Yacbt Club wu
originated in Costa llesa by a
IJ'OQP ol alD8l1 boat OW1teft wbo
called themaelna tbe Sout.b
Shore SaWq Club. Tbe name
was changed wben the club
moved to its present waterfront
quarters and was accepted into
the Southern California Yacht-
ing AssocaatJoo as a fulJ.fl edged
yacht club s ponsoring inv1t.a·
llonal regatta& for small and
large boats.
LIDO ISLE YACHT Club
<LlYC) held its ceremonies at
12:30 p.m . at the club's head·
q uarters at the Lido Isle Com·
munity clubhouse.
Commodore Ed Koll conduct·
cd the opening day ceremonies
al the dubbouse on Via Udo
AT BOYAOERS -Commodore Howard Stevens greets
members and guests as national ensign and club burgee
a rc two-blocked on flag hoists by Dave Williams at
Voyagers Yacht Club.
Soud where t.be club ha.s been
headquartered since 1t.s incep-
tion ln the early 19405.
Since the beginning, LJYC ha~
been devoted to the development
of young skippers and ilh Junior
program is still the envy of
many clubs in lhc area.
At Saturday's festivities. the
Newport Harbor High School
band provi<k!d the musical back
g round and Commodore Koll an
troduced other na~ om cers. Bob
Mindt.e. vice commodore. and
Don Benedlct. rear commodore.
In the meantime. SCYC bad
divorced itself from the Balboa
Bay Club and was occupying
temporary headquarters at the
old Villa Manna o n Bayside
Drive.
After the near miss in the 1.967
Cup campaign Doogan and some
of his fellow members began
search.Ulg around for a suit.able
... ite for a permanent clubhousl'
Thc.•y found 1t when Richardson's
Landing and Yacht BrokeraRc
gave up its lease on the property
at 1601 Bayside Drive and the
Irvine Company oHen~d the
land·hlUlgry BCYC yachtsmen a
55-year lease.
FEATURING
Tia• t1M,oet projee\ waa
putl•llY nnanced by eelUn1
aome 500 "nae membel'llUJlll" tO
t.be u .. ol SI.GOO acb. l'k*.-
w u en1a1ed to dest1a tbe
clubhouse and ll came lnto beina
witla • et··ar• com•.,,..,
inC OD Mardi U .
Balboe Yadlt a.It <8YC>. tbe
second oldest in tbe Harbor
Area, womd up the ooenilul dQ
fealivltlea SaurdiY wltb an
elaborate ceremony mal'kinl
the club'a-.b year.
CO•llODORE P81LUP S.
Glasgow introduced b1I Oq ol·
ficera and a long line of staff
commodores, dallng back to Ted
Jobnton in UM2.
Honorln1 BYC on its Mth
birthday were such poUtJcal
penonagea as Congressman
Robert Bad.ham, whose field
repreaeotaUve Howard Sealye
presented the club a new U ·
tlonal enalp; Aaaemblywomu
Marian Bereeaon, Newport
Beach, llayor Pro-tem Evelyn
Hart and Oranae County Harbol'
Muter Hany Ga1e.
BYC b.t its bed.anlnp ID 1Dt
when some ama]J boat salHng
e nthus iasts seceded from
Newport Harbor Yacht Club
because they considered it too
much ol a "big boat club." The
club bounced around from one
temporary headquarters t o
another until it atquired a ~
on ill present property and built
a clubhouse In 1941. During the
past year the club purchased the
portion ol \he land owned by the
Irvine Company but the cluh
still occupies a smaU portJoo of
land owned by Orange County.
A highlight of all of the club
openings Saturday was the
traditional yacht lnspecUon and a warding of trophies for the
best mamt.atned yachts ln the
clubs" rosters. During the after-
noon several or the clubs ;oined
forces for a colorful boat parade
throughout the harbor.
The e1cellence of LI YC':;
junior program has developed
some out.stand.mg adult s k ippers
in both dinghy and large boat
sailing and its buuee 1s well
known throughout the country
BUSIEn' AND MOST colorful
opening day ceremonies wen· <x1
Bayside Drive. Corona del Mar
where Balboa Yacht Club anll
Bahia Connthlan Yacht Club
( BCYC l occ upy ad JO &n ln~
clubhouse sites.
••• Image Maker
Commodore Bud Hartm an
presided at BCYC'~ 22nd Open
ing Day, introducmg bis nag of·
ficers and a long hne of staff
commodores and vislt1n ~
dignitaries from other yacbt
clubs.
BCYC had Its begmnings as a
separate entity at lbe Balbo.a
Bay Club where It was bead·
quartered as sort of a stepchild
ol the pJ~b social club unUJ lb
growing membenh1D began cov-
erinl lta own waterfront bead·
qaarten
Pat Dougan of Newport Beach
first launched the club inti> na·
t1onal rerogrutaon an 1964 '4h(•n
he purchased the 12·meter yacht
Cnlumbta and en11taged has fnend
Walter Podolak to sa11 1t tn lht·
Amenca's Cup trials ColUJ"flbuJ
had successfully defended the
C up in 1958 under th e
belmsmansbip of Briggs Cun·
ningbam.
DOUGAN AGAIN entered
Columl*I ln the America's Cup
trials in 1967 with CUnningbam
and Bill Fkker as alternate
belmsmanshlp, but again lt was
defeated.
Fnm Page Cl)
. Almost as wrong. he believes.
is an idea without the
ccaftsmansh.Jp to put 1t across.
As he showed pictures of his
childhood bome an San Fran·
C'1sco. the Sierra Club head·
a uarters in Yoeemlte, th<' Taos
Pueblo. Death Valley •rnd lh•·
national parka . he ~x pla1nt><l
that h1 ~ photos a n · .. th•
~Ul\ .tlent of what 1 si.w and
fell ··
EVEN ms co mmercial photos
refl~t Uus quauty glli$v.an·
for Gump's, a Frencb bakery IJ\
San Frandlco. a bathrobe. all
recel ve Adams· full atteaUon.
He admitted that some ol tw.
<.uccess was "serendipity." but
the quaJ1t~ of iiurpn<.t.' 1n h1"
'4 0 rk came as he "'J "> patient
and waited for tht> r1ght m()-
mt-nt
Whale he dro\'t.' around 1n has
wooden Pont.Jae with a ghoolutg
platform on top. he always
looked for scenes lbat pleased
him.
"Think, feel, know what you
want and bow to expose it." was
hU philo9opby.
As the bearded Image maker
showed what he cal.b hts "Mooa
L1~a:,." or his most famous
works. he talked about the
future of his style or photo·
graphy
Adarru. believes he will not be
t he last to photograph the
wilderness Md that new. young,
tale nted artists are coming who
"'ill capture the wtldemess with
'"d1fforcnt. more imaginative"
1d'a" "The world Ls still there," be
said
Adams 1>ven th.Inks his bek>ved
\'01t em1te bas e o dle s~
pc)ISibilibes for future woft.
· ·voaemite ls even more
beauWuJ t.baD when I first saw
It.'' he Uld.
And ~ 1s opt1m1sltr about tiw
'4orld and the ~1b1htJes for
art
"I have a stronJ: belief in thf•
future and the cr e ati vity or
)OUng people ... he SaJd.
Ansel Adam.a. the man credit·
ed with m~ pboto&rapby an
accept.able lile s work and art
form. also believes lbat creati•e
work Ls a joint effort among all
people.
'No man can ui5t a.lone," be said.
Criticism Expected
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Many years ago
uncer struck my wife. She bad two mute<:·
tomies and a hysterectomy. Now the cancer has
spread to o ther parts or the body .
Chemotherapy, cobalt and surgery have kept
her alive. Thank God we have had all these
years together. Taking care ol ber bu helped
bring us closer together.
Now bere comes the blockbuster. I put my
arms around her, and tell ber I love ber often.
No, we do not have aex. She bas oeitber the
health nor tbe desire (cw IL
Have I bad sexual uraes all these yean'!
You bet l have. What did I do about lboae
urges? Since I couJd never be uatallblul to tbat
dear woman, I cooswted my doctor aDd asked
bis advice. He aald, "lluturblde. It wW releue
the pent-up leX\aa.l enero and burt no ooe." I
told hii;n I bad DOt lndW,ed lD the pnetlee aiDce
I wu a teen-acer and felt umeomfortable about at. tte allured me It waa .. perfectly okay" aod
encourqed me to start.,._
I admire the atralJlbUorwud aMWerl you glvetto tbou.saDdl of toup qwttom. Amt.
but Ibave Jet to relld uyt.biDa • hut u Ws:
Do you dare? I 'll wall and see. -LAST
RESORT JN IDAHO
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ANTHiii -At tile Balboa Corinthian
Yacbt Cl~b1 Staff Commodore Wally Scbroeder watel American flaa u Gloria
Pyle line, utlcaal anthem.
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9'f, °' M1ICI cweu• CDU• Ch ••11 ... _. .... n 1 ..... r· PIB, DATU AND INIOUMINT, CALLa ·
Ann
Loaders
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently I ob-
tained Ill.)' notary public commiuJon for the
state ol Ohio. Several document.a need to be
ootariJed In the offlce where I work.
Many people stan lhe!r document.a before
they brinal them to me. not realilina t.be law re·
quires them to amx their llpawre lD my pres·
eace. Thele are people I wort with every day
and know "11. Tbey tblDt I am crazy wbea I
tell lbem I can't notari&e tbelr slcnature
bff•Ule they were DOt ~-ln froa\ ol me.
When I aak them to .cntcti out tbelr names and
sip tbe form .,ala, they -.y, "It's too meay.
Doo 't be audl an old 1Uck-bH.be-mud." How can 11(« away from tbe imaae ol l.be
autt.y, *-pkldDS perfectioldlU-BADG&aE.D
INCOWlllBVS DEA& MDGE: Md .. ,._ fltlldrl21,
.... fte ~ ·:r:::-.. ,....,.. Mi& NU..., 11i1e7 Mft.. JtlS It P 1pt&1. . ...
y Diii~ SPICIAL
Juat tn time for
S.ftUMr Weddiao and
partMI " are olrerina • wi d*ount oa all
1owna and a tO <J ~ cin .ia , .. _.., ... ,.Ow ........
are • .-... aacl oer prlHe .,. rtallt. w~
maM *9 .,,,.,. IO )'OU
~• n.t out what " 1ll'ffCllti:Miw. P .I . Try our ..... ,,, •• t
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~popular R<>Qer's ~ ond leaute
se~ b now In full swing. He<e 'so brief look at °"'
~ schedule of eve-nu.
Hanging DmkeG-Oolly ot 11 .oo ond J ,00 C~uo
demonstrot1ons x>turdoy ond 5'Jndoy ot 1.00)
He-rt»-T~ot 12.JO
Fud'6ios-~ed~ Ot 12,JQ
Oonso._Thursdoy ot 12,JO
Also
available ...
lM New "9KM"t Gorden
Gook ftem ~. fW9ulotfy
~Q.95. tn.newgo~
~Is OYOlloble ~for
orly $&.Q5. ort.rgood ~
uncfl May ~ 1.
Come 1n codoy tot 'fOAll
CDfl'I 0t ma~ Pftcle. Don't mlM out on tNs
~.w~~wNcn c:onron.
• Plant s.t.alon ~
• Color Photosond QQU • °°* Plofldng ond Cot. ll'llCNCttOns ••• ond
m..d\,mud\~
Get'f04lt~~ .. c:Af onO-r'9h1 tooc wlm lnllNCtlon flOm ~a. ond 'f04lt ~d
cht MewlJlt•em~lookffOfn ~ •
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FEATURING
• .
-Sundays
She Rested
ln tM bf-ginning I Joint'<! tht> tlook of the Month club
I reed a ft-w pattes t•arh da at m y le111ur1•
usua11y firushmg tht-book tn a "t'ek l>unn.: lht:
rest ol w month and on Sunda ·s. I rested
Then one day I notict'll M hook I WMnted "H~
UI the Literary Guild, so I began getttng two
books a month which I ftn1 hed in 10 or 12 da) s
During the remaining l\lo O and a h1:11f \lo t't'k~ and
on Sundays J rebt~
AB A CONTRIBUTOR l(l Good llousek~p
ing. I could do no lcs:. than i.u~rri~ lo 1t
NaturaJly lo keep abreast , l abo subscnb<'d to
McCall's, Ladies llom e Journal and Redbook h
took me a rouple of week:. to read them from
cover lo cover . but the rest of the month and on
Sundns I rested .
With two weeks or le1i.ure. I made plans to
redo the house. wh1C'h necessitated subscr1 bin~
to House B eautiful and Better llo m cs and
Gardens. M y husband said wh at I really needed
was something to s park up m y meals, so J duly
signed up for Gourmet and Bon Appet1t I was
now reading five days a week. but I rested on
Sundays
A frit!nd noUced all lhe reading matenal
and was appalled to note l did not subscnbe to
local publications Suni.et magazine and
Anzona Highway~ found their "ay to my coffee
table with the three local newspapers
Anothe r friend noted a "shallow, one
dimensional" look to m y reading. so J added
T im e . Newsweek. the Sc.tturday Review. Forbei.
and the New York Times to my library I r ead
late and got up early, but on Sundays J rested
MV REAOINC SCllEOl'LE was becoming
as complicated as a railroad schedule Ooe dav
in the checkout linC' at the supermarket. I saw a
headline in The National Enquirer "Jackie
Finds Cure ror Excessive Spending and Water
Retention.'' Impulsively, I grabbed it,
camouflaging 1l between the covers of Woman's.
Day and Family•Circle.
l was on the point of exhaustion. My eves
watered and I was too stimulated by what l
read to sl~p I watched only w hat TV Guide r ec-
ommended.
The tables and desks groaned under the
load or books and magazines. They filled the
closets and drawers. To save time I subscribed
to Reader's Digest and Condensed Books.
Last week. my husband said, "You have a
Sunday visitor." 1 signed up for 36 issues for
~
( Horoscope
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14
By SYDNEY OMARR
)
ARIES <Mar 21-Apr. 19> Accent on short
trips. special calls and messa~es. consolidatm~
r e<:ent gains. paying c:loscr attention to security
m easures Cancer . Capricorn natives figur e
prominently You break log.Jam to progress
Close relative ph.1ys prominent role
TAURUS (Apr. 20-M ay 20l. Bnng pnontaes
into focus Expand horizons. reach beyond cur·
rent expectations. You <'ould stnkc pay dirt
Key is to be selC<'tlVC, to deal with individuals
who are optimist ic and havt' 1mag1nat1on f or
you . the sky can be the h m1l'
GEMJNI <May 21·.lune 2<H : Timing. judg·
ment are honed to razor·sharpness Be direct .
independent. conf 1dcnt enough to tear down proJ·
ect for purpose or r epair and rebuilding. lm
print your own st yle and policies. Temporar)
delay provides needed "breathing r oom ."
CANCER <June 21-July 22>. Check behind
scenes -be alert to subtle hmts. Accent on
courts, institutions. clubs. hospitals your
ability to be discreet. Clandestine meeting is on
agenda. Protect self m emotional clinches.
Strive to be analytical
LEO <July 23-Aug. 221 · Bndges of good will
can be constructed Know 1t. be diplomatic,
es~ially when deahng with Taurus. Libra,
Scorpio persons Financial prospects a r e
brighter than might be app arent on surface.
Someone "important" is in your comer!
VIRGO <Aug. 23·Sept. 22>: Define mean-
in,zs. terms ·-perfect techniques. make r oom
for yourself at top. Pisces and another Virgo
f igure prominently. See places, situations and
people in realistic light. M eans clear away
clouds of self-deception. Y ou have chance for
solid advancem ent . Go~
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22>: Priorities and
prospects come into sharper focus. Perceive
potential. distribute and display. Accent on
communication. publishing. aspirations, legal
principles and spiritual revelation. Cancer .
Capricorn natives figure in scenario.
SCORPIO <<><=t . 23-Nov. 21 >: Finish rather
than initiate projed -strive to reach more
persons. Accent on compleuon. r ealizing worth
al possessions. maklng decision which enables
you to make clean break with past. Aries. Libra penons-and the number 9-figure prom-
aaenµy.
SAGrrrAalVS <Nov . 22-~. 21): Go slow
mou&h lo be aware of legal requirements. Leo.
Aquarius persons figure in overall !Scenario.
You make exciting new contact. You may
become "victim" of emoUons. Key is to permit
'°Cie to havt' It& say. CAP&ICORN <Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Obtain hlnt
by readlnl Sa&ittarlus message. Consolidate.
take at.ock. be aware of Inventory. make
allMDdl to ramlly member over reffnt misun-
der1t1adla1 lavolvtn1 money. Another
Ceprieon IDd a Cancer play 1lpitlc1nt roles.
AQUAaUJI <Jan. 20-Feb. 18 ): Love.
~ ~. 1ames and contesll are ....... .,_ bWDOr. nnJbllily and wlllln1· -to ..,._. •ieww and amwer questlou.
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NOTICE OF DEATH OF
RALPH P. MASKEY ANO
OF PETITION TO AO;
MINISTER ESTATE NO.
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and persons whO may be
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by Irene S. Maskey in the
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KITTY HA WK SETTLES IN TREETOPS
Maxie Anderson (left), Son Krl• Tie Up
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WORLO I NATION
Balloon Heroes Cheered
Fariner Unimpressed by Sightseers' Damages
P RESQUE ISLE. Maine <AP> -f'or a few tant.alidn1 houri,
ll looked •• If aeronauUul biatory would be made a1ain
ln Pre.quo Isle
ll appured ror awhlle early Monday that lif uJe Andenon and
hi• aon, Krll. would t nd the firat DOD·•t.op. transconlioental baUoon Olah\ ln the pouto field where lbe elder Aodenoa and two other
men ~1111 the hl1torlc tr•na·AUanUc: nt1ht two yeara a10.
llut even lboutb windl puaMd the Kltty Hawk ballooft north in·
t<> C1mada. ll\la clty uve the ba1Joon.l.sta a hero's welcome.
HlJNOREDS OF af!Sll)ENTS llned the 1treeu as the An·
llt>r o~ "'ere ta.ken by motorcade to a news conference
"We're delighted by their s uccess." sald City Man11er Dana
Connor. "Ther\! mu.'lt be an alfinUy ~ween Presque !ale and the
balloomst.'I . at least we'd like to think so "
'fht• Andersons landed their 20-story·high. helium.filled balloon
ut 4.25 um PST in a small clearing near Matane. Quebec. oo the
G1usp~ f't!nt.nSu la where the St. Lawrence RJver meets the AUanllc
Oct: an
THEIR NEARLY a ... ooua voyage covered a straight Une
dlstanc~ or 2 817 miles rrom San f'ranctsco, allbougb they actually
traveh."<l more than 3.100 mues.
Anderson. a 45-year-old muling company president from Albu·
querque. N M .. said he bad no plans to attempt another ballooning
feat any tJme soon ··1 think I'm f(olng to go home to bed," he said. He hadn't slept
in two davs.
F'riends or the Anderson family -Maxie's wil e. Patty. met
him at Matane minutes after the balloon landed -said they in·
l<'ndt.>d to return to Nt•w Mexico Uu.s week. with friends p1ck1ng up
~he baUoon.
MERLE SPRAGll t-:. WHO OWNS the field wbere Anderson
lifted off for France In the Double Eagle II ln 1978. said he would
have been happy to let the balloonists use hia 10-acre field for a
landlni alte.
"They 1\lJ'e know how lo fl y those balloons. don't they?" aa&d
the 7~yur-old Sprague. "Ir you saw ·em. you'd like 'em. They're
nice feUaa," sAJd Sprague.
However. the man who owns the tree farm where Andenon
landed th1a Ume said the Kitty Hawk w11l 1tay on his property until
he ls P'ljd for damages to hls farm. Rosaire Plourde 11kt tbe
balloon luell did UtUe damage, but four-wheel drive vehklel
driven by reporters and curiosity-seekers destroyed a sectAoa ot
hia road.
FATIGUED AND R EDDENED by the wealber, the cbam·
oagne-drenched elder Anderson acknowledged there were some
rough moments durmg the night. He said the tranacontineatal
voyage was far more dlfhcuJl than the ocean croulftl mauuy
because of high mountain peaks and varying weather patt.erna.
The father·son team began t.helr journey shortly after mid-
night Thursday. hopmg to cross the continent and land in Klty Hawk,
N C . site of the first powered flight by the Wnght bf"OlMn.
But northeasterly winds over Nevada pushed the fra1Ue
plasli.c balloon off course and put the original destination out of the question.
BVT TIIE ANDERSONS REFUSED to consider aborting the
night. even when they were unable w eat the tu t day.and-a-half
because ol air sickness ~Y were forced to take more OX)'len
than they anticipated because of the high altitude the Kitty Hawtc
maintalned. wh.i ch reached a maximum of 27,SOO feet.
The longest previous non stop balloon night was a 2.000.mlle
trip from the Oreaon coast to Ohio last September
Viewers Respond to 'Princess'
By Tbe Associated Press
Thousands of viewers called
pubhc lelevision stations acrosi.
the country followhrg broadcast
or a program about the execu·
taon of a Saudi Arabian princess
for adultery -some worrying
the Saudis would play rou~h
with oil supplies in response to
the broadcast and others defend·
mg free speech.
"I've been here eight years
and this 1s the greatest number
of calls we've gotten on a pro·
gram," said Caroline Kowalski.
a spokeswoman ror t elcv1s1on
station KAET in Tempe, Anz.
The station received about 400
tele phone calls Monday with
negative call :, outnumbering
positive ones. s hcsa1d
A FEW OF the 130 stations
t hat broadcast the s how tilled
"Death of a Princess" report·
l·d receivmg bomb threats. but
:i II I urned out to be hoaxes
The two·hour Cilm deult with
the execution of a married Ara·
bian princess who U>ok a com
moner as a lovc·r The a1r1ng of
the film in Great Bnta1n last
month prompted the Saudi gov·
t'rnmcnt lo expel the British am-
bassador. T he Saudi:, c<Jm -
pla1ned the fil m v.as inaccurate.
The P uhl1c Oroud ca:,t1ng
Service supplit•d ~tat1on~ on thl.'
network with a news segment on
r<»Jct1on to the film and <i pane·!
d111cuss1on on the program. as
well as the film itself
In Atlanta and San F ranclsro.
federal Judges Monday reJect~
attempts to prevent a1rrng of the
program
l ' S 01Mnct Judge Robert f'
Peckham 1n San Francisco SuJd
a court order blocking a1r1ng of
tht> him would mean "tumin~
our backs o n 200 years of
heritage ··
A THREE·1udge rt-deral ap·
peals court panel ovcrtumtid a
lower·rourt decision requinni: a
llouslun TV station to broadcast
lht' pro~ram Kl'lfT·TV had de·
c·1d<'d not to :.hov. the program.
Refugee Cuban ·Agent?
Man Claims Soviets Have Secret Sub Base
KEY WEST. Fla. CA P> -
Cristo Paz Martinez may be only
a well·informed fib ber or a
double·talking agent. But 1f he 1s
what he claims -a Cuban navy
<'O m muni c alio ns ex pert -
Martinez may be a gold mtne of
1nforma l1 on for the VS.
military
M.trt1nez w a!> interrogated
here by nulilary mtelhgence of·
ficers and faces more interviews
with the FBl in Miami.
Special Age nt Arthur F.
Nehrbass said if it is true the
23-yea r -old Martinez was a
heutenant in c harge of com·
mun1callons at a Cuban base an
Mariel. he is the rirst "Cuban
mllltary desert.er" to reach the
United States in the boathft.
Thtre have been some ex ·
military personnel a mong the
refugees
MARTINEZ arrived here
Saturday and, instead or being
immediately s hipped to other
processing centers, was given a
te mporary Job helping reed
other refugees.
The kind of information of·
ficiala think he might have was
exemplified when he was told
about the Cuban attack Satur·
day on a Bahamian patrol boat
about 30 miles north of Cabo
Lucretia. Cuba. Martlnez said lt
could have happened because
there are two Ruaslan s ub-
marine installations near there.
Poinliog to a large map of
Cuba. Martinez said Ruulan sub
bases are located in the inlet
jusl IOUtb ol Cabb Lucretia and
in an inlet about 10 miles easL
HOWEVEa, Pentagon of.
n~ala in Washington said they
h.S no evidence of any Russian
submarine hues in northwest
Ciaba, ud knew onJy of the oce
at Cieaf&.te&OI on the southem
Cuba cout.
Otr.iclab said fewer than 1.000
refuce. arrived Monday, bring·
Canadian Finn
To Buy Hahn?
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'OOlO MINE' AGENT OR DOUBLE· TALKER?
Criato Paz Martinez (left), R•l•H• Wtth Marine
ing the number of Cubans immi-
grating to more than 37 ,000. A
record 5,300 came ashore Sun·
day.
The 23-year-old refugee spoke
in French, English and Ruaaian.
quoted lyrics by Amertcan pop
music stars Uke the Eagles and
Blondie and then "tumed to his
native toque, Spaniab, to tell
hJ1 story.
Martina told The Auoclated
Pres• be thinks he waa allc>wed
\o leave Cuba because bls
fatber, Cristo MarUnea Sr .. ia a
hl&h-rantlna official ln the 1ov· emment Mlnlltry of Education.
TRS YOVNG Martlnet said
he touaht Niu•• ln the Peruvian Embauy In Havana when be
beard t1Ull P'\det CMtro heel ,...
moved tM Cuban 1uar• U.. after • pOIMeman WH ICC .. • -.u,_~ to dlalh.
"Wll&le I wu In the tm)Uly,
mf .... 118'1 and told IM tMl
I 1'111 _,teed U•t family," . .,.. ....
Ht ..W9Mw~to...._
Cuba after his trip to RUMla
showed hJm "that they had been
telling us Uea because the people
there live ln repression."
M artlnez said there are
several higher-ranking Cuban
mllltary officers atlU in the
Peruvian Embauy, aloof with
several state 1ecurlty aceau.
some police offic:en and tome
govemment officlall. Tbey are
afraid to leave and lht CUban
i oveml!Mflt want.I them to •&>-pear ln euban cou.rt tint for
proaecuUon. be aald.
The )'OUDI refUIM Hid he WU
unable to ...Uabb ..Umat. bow
wld .. pnad anlt.Ca1tro fttUDI
lt ID the C\abu mW\arJ. ··n.n., snat,.,,...... ..s
people art afraid to talk Moul
IUCh thinp. r.l'IOftally, I ddM
Ut1r1 may bl a lot," •uld.
ManNI 1ald lat NAlllld tMt 1111 ,,.... et-.m•&a oouW ...,.
tro•ltlt for •lm. but 11• tett
IHUN ....... , "I 1• ......
lao•Ht. I •• 1ot 1 •o.,ltlt .........
The Suud1 governme nt had
complained about lh<' broadust
to the State Department. wtuch
passed the obJectioos on to PBS
At televlSlon station K UED m
Salt Lake City, Stat.Joo Manager
Hruce Chnstensen said t\(! re·
cc1ved 12 w 14 telephone calb
after the show. all positive.
Bt'fore the show was aired. there
we re about SO calls. he said. imd
the) ran 2 l agaU\Sl !.howing the
film r
AT WNET-TV, which broad·
casL'\ In the New York City area.
!->pokesman Harold lfoli.er said
calls before the show was aired
ran about 4 J against broadcast·
mg 1t He saJd there were 1.500
call s between Thursday and
Monday.
Those against the s how "cited f£>ar or WllSetlling the balance in
the Mldd.Je East and fear of not
having 011 in the winter," Holzer
said.
Those in favor said the gov·
emment s hould not be a censor,
Holzer saJd.
............... /\ STATION KTXT in Lub-
bock, Texas. technl<'•an T im
DcStain !\aid. "We've held a fru r
amount of calls. hut tht·y'vc all
been praasm~ U.'i for showing at
and givin~ us support. Even
sOm(' Arabian guy railed and
said it was re alls Uc. He wished
us weU."
HIGH-PRICED ACROBAT
Painting Draws Record U.S. Prloe
Record Boy
Russ Bailey, a s pokesman ror
station K ESD In Brookings.
S.D .. said he had received about
a dozen letters and te lephone
calls protesltng the showing of
the rum.
Picasso Brings~·$3 Million
"These people hold all the
cards, .. said one letter . refem ng
to the SaudJs. "They play rough
Any depiction of our m ain od
supplier as less than clvihied is
Just ... rooliBhness ...
NEW YORK CAP> -A Pablo P1rasso 011 portrait of a Y'OUl"C
acrobat has brought S3 malhon at an auction here. the h.i1hest pritt
ever pald for a P1cas!.o pamung and a record for any wort ol art sold
at auction 111 the lJntled Stales. acrordUlg to Sotheby Pane eem..t
Jnr .
More than 900 p(l()ple at the
auction. including Picasso's
daughter Paloma Picasso. ap-
NATO Chief Warns
Soviets' Strength
Said 'Dangerous'
BRUSSELS, Belgium <AP> -Soviet mihtary might ls
"ominous" and approacbina a dangerous level of superiority, the
chairman of lbe North Atlantic Treaty Organization military
chiefs warned today.
"Soviet confidence In the effective uUltty or her military
power, coupled wttb a wlllingnesa to use lt to achieve poltllcal ends
as we have seen in A11hanist.an, makes it clear that we an enter·
mg a period of hi&h risk," said Norwegian General H.F. Zei.Mr·
Gundersen.
Zeiner-Oundeneo'a auesameol ol Soviet bloc strenJtb was
lasued at the openin1 of a NATO defeaae mlnlaten' meeting plan·
ninl for contin1endea rialng out of the Seviet lnterventlon In
.Al ghanlltan.
A.MONG TR08E A'M'ENDING wu U.S . Defense Secret.My
Harold Brown. Edmund S. Muskie. maklnl h.ls tint Corelp trip as
secretary of aute, wm pankipate ln a joint defense·foreign
mini.ten' meetlnl OD Wedneeday.
Zdner-Oundenea said that since 1970. the memben of the
Warsaw Pact have lncreued t.belr manpower by 20 percent, to
about 225 ldiv• divlak>u.
"Thll lnereaae ln ltleU Ii"' eome cause few concern. but in
combin10on with a eoaa&ant flow ot new equlpment. all of which
rtfledl utnlOfd1Dar)' pracrw lft advanc:ed tecbnoloC)'. t.be Im·
proved capadty to make WU' and to UM cnWt.ary power to achieve
lht stated alma ot t.h Soriet Union could be described as
omlnout." Zeiw'-OmMlerMD aa.kt.
II& MID TllAT In to YMn Ult Dumber ot 1on1-ran1e Soviet
bloc mAllUe launchen hu ,...aiald tbe same, M that wllb the ln·
trodueUoa JJI muhlplt wll19Mdl. mlaaUt atreqtb b.aJ lncreued
trom l.-Oto"aoo. "ADd u.11 number of • .,.._. wUl CGOUD• to 1row .. more
of th• n:::r•Uon of m--oWtr models," ._ .. kt. Ht .........ua .. _. ......_.,..... .... u .. haw been
made _.. mabUt and lllat &lat ...... ot ••IMr·po..,..., lll!J.
1Ut·f\riq wblnariMI haa lftpled to lllout 10.
llAIOl IOYlft WA_,. 111we ......,.. ,... • '' rra. N U.. .............. ot IM ut1I llla11N, "'1aa., la tie a.. '*="' " "'"rJ!: ..,., ............... ta ..... ... ,, ....... , •• 11 ...................... .
plauded Monday night when t.be
record pnce was announced.
Some or them mobbed the
bu)•er. Sasumu Yamamoto. of
the f'IJi Television Gallery, wbo
bought the pllntiog for the
Bndgestone Museum ln T«*.yo,
according w Peggy Shannoa.
~pokeswoman for the art dealer.
'"I never banged a gavel down
as hard." auctioneer John
Marion said after the sale.
TITLED "Salttmbanque c Ac robat> Seated With Arms
Crossed," the painting wu ooe
or 39 90ld Monday rrom a private
<'O lle c tio n that went for
SH .835,SOO, the highest aum ewr
reached at auction anywhere for
a collect.ion of lmpressloaJ.st ud
modern art, Ms. Shannon aakl.
The record-breaking Picueo.
painted ln Rome ln 1923, II man
than four feet hieh and tbree
feet wide. It shows a wiltluJ
young man dressed in brfebt Nd
leotards and Is painted in a tne-
to·life ~tyle cbaractertaUc Of t.be
Spa nish artist's "neo-cluaieal"
period.
The patnttn1's prevloua
owners Include Averell Ha.r·
rl man. diplomat and forllMI'
New York governor. and plaallt
Vladimir Horowitz.
"PICA.880 llA.8 now hit blil
mark." Ma. Shannoa aakl. Ae
said the price dt monatra&ed
P1CHIO'I paJnll.np DOW rivaJ
those ot the Old Masten f ·fnc·
fl'1 aucb u RembrMdl, .a.. quea, and El Grwo -la ...ut
value.
Tile previoul ~ Drtel ,.,.
a PlcUIQ -U.011,116 -w• paid f« "loWe of WIM,.. 19
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Sl61.000.
COU OF NEWPOIT REALTORS
2515 L Coast Hwy .. C... .. M•
675-5511
DaleboJI
Bay ord
I?:each
IEAL EST.Alt EXCllUMCE SIMCE 194'
CO.._ WITH US •.. fo IAYCUST. New
listing. Fabulous buy . 4 Bedrooms.
family . room, form ul dininJl room,.
pool. Owner will help with financing.
$275.000.
MEWPOl'T IEACH
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
759-0111
G.AaDEH HOME
$91.500
Vacant and ready to go. 2
story J Bdrm, secluded
pat.to Don't wait! Call
64&7171
f)l ltl 111 ., • u' HJ"" ff);1t ''"'I
[91!iMI
~r'• Motke! c.dD $14.500
AU re.I -.te advertised J bed.room l ~ balh condo mu. .... ,.per ts aub-located lo ffuotlncton
ject to die FederaJ Fair Beach. Great starter ffo&asiDI Act or UH home wtt.b • low interest
......... It WepJ l.o ... """ ..... Jou. Owner
advert la• "any pre-amy comider carrying a f.-ee. Umlulioa, or amT.D. Call 7Sl-3191 ~ba.Mdoo
MIW DUPUX WrTH IA Y Y1IW
A picturc&quc ecludcd and 1hlngled
rl uplt>x wlth u Uuy vww Both units
have larg vlewtna( derk~. und plenty or 11toraac Owner·~ unlt has 2
bedrooms. 2 bath~. rental unit has 3
bt'droomA Both have h1.&rdwood floors,
and prof •sslonul land:tcapma An
investment at $4M ,OOO.
U,._I Ii
• 675-6000
2M S Ea.a Co•& Hlehway. Coto..a chi , ... ,
WE tlAVl. U Of' THE Bt:.ST U~TINGS IN lOWN
NHINSUU ftotHT
N<'wly decorated 4 bdrm. family
home. Ocean view! $325.000.
IAYROMT
Wt! hAvt> st•veral ftnt> hom(•s
with pier & :,hp
a roao HORSE COUNTRY
4 lldrrps .. 3 b~iths : r a nch s tyle.
mini-estate in orange ~roves. $249.500.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J4 I Bur •tlt· Orrvt• N B b l> 6 1bl
P'lt4IMSULA ounu
$175.000
S4,.epe lo beach. Bnng
punt & shovels, n eed:.
fwn'.· Ju.st haled. call
~7171.
f tlt1w I ·1 •
THE REAL
ESTATE RS
UT1U MAH SI OH
Enter tiled foyer. lo
elegant paneled h v mg
room. with mass1\le
brick fU"epla~. Dining
area features 2 nd
fireplare. Builtin enler-
t.aimnent cent.er. parquet
floors. and 3rd fireplace
higbbght your family
room. Pool and apa &.llow
CaWCll"llia living al 1t.s
best. Qfered at $132.500.
c.u~
FOREST E
OLSON . ... .. ..
-JRL
PROPERTIES
FUTUIE:
2 br. 2 ba condo
Lg deck /OC¥n VICW
N.sumable k>an
~.000
FEATUIE:
2 br, 2 ba
den. fm rm. dn rm
Ocean view
Goodterm.s
$225,000
6'5-4.566or ~
Mk for Clara
HO QUAUFYtMG
LOWOOWH
New. clean adult 2 bdrm coodo with a l&e patio, comm. pool. apa. rec.
fadl tl aecurtty gale. No
quaW'yiJl4C. low down and
aeUer will finance. OnJy SM .soo. Call today
9$S370
~=' renooo. sex. !pSELECT ar orisln. or an
;..,.,_to mue any PROPERTIES1-·--... -,,,.u•e•_.--""-llUCb 1ftifereoce. Um,ta·
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ALLSTATE
REALTORS tim. «dmcrilm.D&W>O. '' I 0% OOWM 5 IDIM. Charmine 2 bdrm. COO•
Thia newspaper will not
knowingly accept any
adverttslog for r eal
estate wtl.lch is ID v lol a·
tian of the law.
WITH ASSUMAILE do. wJllaoe datance to
Only Sl39.000 buys this the beach. Nice pool &
charmln& home Wlt.h \OV· t.eml.lS cts. Only S88.900
ety decor Gn!at ror a OCEAN PACIFtC
VETS •••
lance faauJy or a.n enter-8 __. £..a..-... t.ai.ner's deJJc.bt. Bike to ~ ~nnw
'The V.A. interest bas
bee.fl lowered. Loans to
Sl.25.tm. Call us and let
\fl shaw you how vou can
quahfy. t>Nch. 759-1616
.......................
G• .,_, 1002 .......................
11.ACH DUPLEX!
Newport Beach
dupleJt-1 block to
ocean! SJJJ,700 ~ \n·
oomel Well mamt.asned.
Aaaumable financing
JUll SZQS,000! Hurry. call
7Si-li'OO
OKfol 111q•fl''UN11')8( IVl(I • t!fl:lfiNlil
Trade your old stuff for
new ~oodles with a
Ousif1ed ad. 642-5618
OCEAN PACIFtC
RealEstah
759-1616
GARAGE SALE ads lo
the V.Uy Pilot bring bap-
PY result.a. To place your
drawing c ard, phone
6G-5878 today!
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1J ..... SlJl.000. 67Mt00
PDllllU PT. RIEi
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fHTBT AIMEAS
DBJGHT .. RED CARPET Ill 154-1202 Bike to beach Mo'll
popular 4 Bdrm model,
sweeptng drive, ttle en· V.A TERMS
try. formal UvinK and You'U get more for your
dim.ng. Sw~p1J1g stair., money in this I ovely.
leading to master swte. ruoely decorated 3 Bdrm
Laree family roo m . home. Neat. clean. nice
stooe fireplace, covered loc.IDon and owner wUI
patio + manicured selJ V.A. Jntereat Is now
grounds. Aasume low in only in on V.A. loan.
la"est loan. Ca ti for a II Cal I 979-5370 t.oda y
deU!lb. 963--7881 A ~"' '"""·-.. ~· .. :·· LLSTATE [ ® l!~llUI REALT<HIS
120/o Rn..c'-1
BeawtuJ Brittanywoods
condo l oca ted an
Eastside Costa Mesa.
Thia large 3 bedroom 2~
t.ih former model ia va·
caot and ready to go. It
features antique waah
bulna. mlcro·wave
oven. brick.(.'(! patio area.
community teonia, pool.
and spa. Owner wlll
6oance with low down.
Call 5'56-2680
CSELECT
I PROPERTIES
5UHITS
MO QUAUFYIHG
Owner will CMTY finanC·
ing at ~. Almost new
deluxe imita~ Minutes to
beach. won't last. call -.nn
OPIN Ile O• 11' 'l.Jf'l 11')111 ~~f•
lelUNfl
Jiat moved Into town?
1bm g« acqu.alnted with
the Claaalrled Ada .
'lbey're the euae1t way
to Ond-the ~IQ.I aod ..me. Yo'& Deed 1
C51 Coldwe.11 Banker
IAYSHOllS COTTAM
A lovely small home in this private
community with its own beach &
recreation facilities. 3 Bdrm,
family room 2 baths. rece'ntly
remodeled & decorated with French
doors, high beamed ceilings &
charm galore. $299,000.
OPIM IM Ol.D
COllONA DIL MAl-IOVTM
3 Bclrm1. 2 baths + elegant 2
bdrm.. 2 bath rental. Owner wm
u1ltt ln flnanclna. 1345,000. SEE NANCY SIMMONS AT 428
CARNATION.
Ol.D WOllO ... A.MCI
Anllq~ carved hand·rubbed wood &
glass entry dooM' lead you Into this
out.slandlng home in Old Corona del
Mar. Total use of copper ceilin~s.
lteavy soUd oak cabinets. brick noors
in & out. gourmet kitchen, stained &
e tched ~lass thruout. Lavish use of
onyx & marble. f'rench windows. spa
wllh TV. Living room up with ocean
view. Quality. taste & style for the
~iscriminating. $625.000 Owner will
ht>l~ance. Call now 644-4910.
W M. TAYLO• CO .. ILUTOIS
ZI 11 S. Jo•••b tMl loed
Ml'""W,..'POll._...IT .. CBCTB. M.1. 644-49 I 0
WALKTOUACH
MSUMULICOMDO
2Br, 2Ba. marvelo ua
ooean View, P•t.ao •BBQ,
IJMI. sauna & pool Htgh
bulatll.1)% Rl9.~.
DISRW.TY
673-6210
o~
WIURHANCf
Al'f'ROX >/4 ACRE
ZOMIDA·I
GlaeaT MIWPO«TOUPLEX Wlth redeam•ble J Br.
CiAltDEHCOMOO! $175,9001 21» n!11udence Nr J ohn •.950. 2 Bdrm. 2 baths. One bdrm + bachelor ' Wayne Airport. Huge
auper sharp. Anume wnx> iuoa. 1 bk>ck u, 82.~ll336 lot ' with uo·
klaos Call ~2313 water Owner fi.nanctnK hmied potenllal usages <>1•••11v ··'~'""''O•J" r ~3 yean' Call Cast. OwnerWIU!i.nanceatoo· l eMtltll "?;~"" ........... · .,.,.,c:-.m i ~ [® IR!Hil m.B
RIHDEZYOUS ...... VEDSITY-------Penthouse view ocean -.,.. h11rbor & cit y lite s: rAR~ e..,...ty,Hllts Lot
He11ut. upgraded rondo Bt-uwfuJ i;curdt-rl homt> Huldt.T'> h.1bul~ view
tn new Villa Balboa on huge g"·cnbcll for lol m Doheny btall""
Priced to seU al 1235,000. pnvacy Courtyard en IWt>m for pool Owrll'r
Assume 10"'2'* loan. try, 3 Bdrm. :l~'t Baltu., WIUfinanc•·
Huny Uu.s won't I ast. expanded It v mii ro<1 m. LGIJllftCI YiUocJe R.£.
Matlow-Kennedy baloony olf mu~r i.wte 497· 1761
/lrJlla Mort.and. t:•lus1ve Steps t.o pool Jnd 'Pa
f\S1J. m-0800: 631-0486 Larl(e assumable lo11n
$121,SO<> \oUI prtl'e
546--2313
RIDUCED S45k
For 911Ack 54*
Assum e 10"'2% loan
Over 1600s q . Jt o f
g r a c i ou s l1 v1 n g
BeauWul new condo pro
Ject Great view o f
harbor & ocean Adil!">
Secunty bldg No dogs
~lS.tm
Matlow-Kennedy
Anna Morland .' Eic
elusive Agt. 975-01100.
631-0t86
OC:EAMRlOMT
6 Deluxe 2 bdrm .. 2 bath uniu. $995,000. Submit
your creative financing!
• .. , 'f I • •I\ t '• .. , '• f
WANTID!!
J Bdrm home. Jrv1ne .
C M . NJl( • with u suma
ble loan. havf.' S38 000
:lnd T 0 w /$60,0UO
M'l.'Unly Se&.wnt-d fJHf
a year. ran •dd ~orn1•
l'a:.h liu d Co rtu 11 .
llil ~ •
E\1::cv •. ~l'.-.'1'EJtfS'
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IARGAIM
• $13,950
All terms! Ownl'r will
1afi1owtH~
Wittt , ..... /Slip
~ .. t~ ., Br 1. H.t n1r•·h
dt-f;'.irat<'l"J dlld "'I'll m ain
t.11.lDed OW<. \h1· enttn·
b.tla nce with nurm .. I
11 u "' n JI a > m " 11 l St.100.cnl c.JI M l'\I)
JAC(IS REAL TY
1>7>6670
HAUottVl!'W
1""" Moni\N) mod1·I• 11r 1lh
.-xndl1:nl 11 11 .. n( 111~
:n dl.llitlk J bed roorn . .!
bath!. (;real loc ltl &vo:.
pool" (U~belL
RCTaylorCo
<>40· ()C)()() llc6oo lay Prop.
llMlfon
• 675-7060. hetpfUUU\ce! NoqualJfy. ---------
IMVESTIH
AMISLAHD
This property presents 2
unpeccable 3 Bdrm units
with a hardwood sauna
Built with quality and
maintained with care.
this Balboa Is land
duple< provides a solid
investment for the ®'·
crlmioat.ulg buyer. Con·
tact u,, for more deta 1 ls.
Pre!leD1ed al $499.SOO
mg! 3 Bdrm 2 baths.
cuatom kitchen. bugc
bridt firei>l.ac:e. elegant
patio. feat.urel beautiful
weeplnic willow. Ooly maso. HUIT)'! ~Z31J
()Pfll ,,, .,. ,, \ 'IJI', J ft' ,, .. '
[~JEllHI
00¥aSHOalS
4 8r 3 81, poof & apa, City
light Ylew. Only 6 yn old.
~.tm.
HA.DO« IJOGE
2 Br 2 Ba decor• tor's own
home with a fantastic
view overlooking re ·
servo1r & city ltghl!>
s:e.tm.
UDOISU.HD
Newly redecorated 4 8 r J
Ba on ~pie land,
vacant & ready for im
med111te movein with
c reative Cln11nc1n1t
avrulable ~.SOO
MAICI HAY WHILE
SUHSHaME.S
OH 12'14%MOHEY
Sp@doul 3 Bdrm. 2 bath.
peUo. Adu1U eDJOY pool
4r rec. area. Walk to
Wstd&lf, dodon. den-
tista.. baoka. ~. Shop at
Ralph'1 next door. Uoder
Sllll,W).
1006
••·······•······•······ 2Stor)' 2 Bdrm. I~ bath..,
Piwo. PLUS garage I Hr
8pt PLUS lf~l quarters
w /beth 673-(1)28 -------
SPACIOUS HOME J BR
l arge a ir y r o o m s.
beauttfUll)' remodeled
aod renovaled PLUS a 2
BR Apl 5425.000
Lmlnchtet
&Ass«. 675-lll I BA.LBOA l.SLAN D
REALTY
673-«700 ~S~egunn/ '~V ~ Car'GllOdl4Mcr 1022 .......................
Duplex Jbr, 2br. Pnmr SeU with EASJ-:1
It s a BR ...:1-:z 1-:
759-9221 --------•I lo<' Prof d el'Or.i l,·d Ctasslf1ed Ad!> oo smR
macnab I irvlne
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVIHE COMPANY
MORTHWOOO OWHEtt WILL HBJ'I
This beautiful 4BR air-ronrlitionf'<t
home shows price-0f-0wnership &
good taste along w/owner fin anced
loan for a super buy~ Full dining
room -· huge family kitchen. J .car
~arage. $1.55.000. Alan Beel 551·8700.
<0·57)
.......__~~-=-~~~--.,, 712-141~ 111..a1
c~ v~ c~ wocdJlctJ-Cent"'
642-IJJI 644-6200
'IOI ()owit 0.-Harbor V-(f'f<flp
-llDUI · ILlllS CD.
OVER 65 YEARS OF SERVICE
JA~C--
ln One Of Corolla del Mar'11 MOit Dt.lrablt>
Catt' Gu1rded Communltle" ThC' Most
Popular One Story Modtl With Two
Bedrooms Plus Def\ With Rt«ind Flrt•ph1<'\'.
Two Larae Patloe. Mini Vlt'w ()( Tht' <"kt111n
Amtnitlt"ll Include Pool. Spa & Tt-nnl~. f.ASY
FINANCING. G75.000. .....
ArtlaUcally Dfforated Northwood Patio
Home. Th•• Hom• Rhow11 Liil~ A Model
ln1kle C. Out.tide. Trl·~\'el '"'"" Luie
a.drooma. Plua Donut Room ' ramllv Room. OnJy 1141.500
15H11m 11c..-1111.._ ... ,, .. c...
Quality thro uRhoul
Comer property I ..t1b 111
~ Uniql.K' B~ ~ot'r
Al low apprat'>4..~ pnce
~l!M. 67:J..41:H8
C-..~Cod Hf~IJ('t°d lo SS7S.OOO
4 Hr J~., Ba. l''am rm, :t
lrpl~. many add1t1un11I
features 233 Pou1aett1a.
67S-17M -----[)uplcx Pnme locatl mn
Walk to beach. 38r, 2Bll, r rplc. 2.Br. 1 Ba. lltra rt'<' •
2 car 1ar & 2 car
carport. Xtra wide lot.
Wood shingled roof & sid·
Ing Monthly tn<'ome:
St.MO By owner 1360 ,000.
m.1511.
SACRIFICE'• Es<'row
mmt cloee now! Super
ocean view. Jasmine
Creek. 3br + Cam Lite
Isl at IN. Sam. 760-17$6
or&60-5357. Agent .
1024 .......................
NOOO Down 1et1 you a 3
br. 2 ba Co•la Meaa
Owmer! No qWllifyln1.
A11ume VA loan
Property H o u ae.
MZ-3850. or MZ-1010
MISADILMAl
OeM 3br, Cam no. 2ba.
lrt heaU!d p()Ol. Good
flll&nc:ln,•. ff y OwHr a..azs. suo.a .
uoooo
IBr, tQ, 1; >'cl. owner
wlll btlp flaance. Ml ...... ,. ... .,
MllAVUDE ................
par\, format dl"l•I ,, u,......,,.., . ..... '" ...... 0..191r.llffafl
.......................
"'SPACtoUS"'
ISTHIWOID
FtJr W. auper •.1pa.nded
MeH Verda home. I\
fNUnl: a hi.Ill• larolly room. beaut!ft.tl pooJ and
pll&jo a.od mut.tr bdrm
with a lltlna roum.
Ownen are anxious! For
mor e delalla, call
640-Wl
-~~ ;,;.· HF.RITAGE
. • REALTORS
OAK GLEN
3 bd twnble. U2K
dn. 18°9,HO. Patrtck
Tmore. A;.. ai.iJN.
IASTSIDI
Real Camil)' Uviq. Super s bdrm home r .. tYtln1:
&area famiJy to()ft), den
aod 3 batba. Bulltln
ll llcbeo, l ncludloa
rolcr owave. private
encloMd paUO. $12',~.
64~5200
Pete~i41 -r~ 011 \1nc\1 v e nt:w 2 1~~~~~~~~~~·,. ~ bedroom. 2"'2 bit cun ..-.,
dOl:rwuums. soo.ooo. 0... r-.. I OU
2518 Elcko Ave. C M •••••••••••••••••••••••.
MZ lf134 OC1AM VIEW!ll •
tDRAST I C ALLY..~
RlillUCED FOR QUl~;f
1.ASTSIDI SALE> 3 br •bonus raat. 2 OH A LOT ~ like new! 8~¢ ~ 'J',iwoJ.ndJYldua.1~00 t.akeover Loan & aell~
an R-2 lot. f'.ach hu a ~.~~~T.4· ~ ~le > ard Both new !) ~~1;t:1;m~~~r~c1°:J· (~1Wjjl3Ji$1Jli.
Ternft<' locauvn Owners Real ~tale • ~
will urry 2nd TO 1-'or -l:
rmre tnlot'll.ll. ~o 1151 A~; 3!l00sq. ft , oneei:t
~HERITAGE
REALTORS
SYCAMORE
GLEH
IRAHDNEW
FabulcAlb. l11rl(e :J txi. z,,
ba 1.iu•ltt y luwnhorne
l'fXldc6 CJnl> 4 J\ .,11 IJ hl1-.
f11J(Tl $100.990 200 Sant4
,\tu Ave 64.<! hi34
IY OWMA SPECIAL
;J Wt :t ~ 1 ..... opt .. $7!Y..I
110 ~.W1 ~ i2'72
ASSUME $92,500
I 00'o VA LOA.H
U..STSSDf 3 ldrm
11/2 lattti
FAM RM & POOL
PR.ICES 115,000
RA1Sl RE.AL TY
546-0814 -------6-S.DE
Pnme locauon Jbr. purk
& t.enrus rrts acr<>e>.'> ttw
street Sl.2SK A::.lt for
R~rt M1lllllt-n . A&l
!01-12615 --------COUNTRY CHARM t.:R
STEAL''! -E-alde 3br
lJ.JW l'DOOe y d.n Owner
will htip w P> mt:. 01.na
A#J,.. ~. Ad sllter
.... J&bl'
ONE
OF A KIND
Adult rommurul ~ WllOd
fenced pauo. swimmlll&
pool double garage
J::lectn c opener Great
area. f'.uutdf' 2 Rdrm
1"'1 Bath Only Sl.2S,SOO
Ca.II 00 9161 ...... ,
OPEN HOUSE
Rf.Al.TY ~ .
Z.-dR·2
0....-~AMnc·
Charmin~ 2 bedroom
W1th dJ.n.UlJ( arl'•. wood
Ooco. nL'itOrn drape, &
~utt.en l.>'A1wr will h<'llJ
ftndJX"I' w11h ~· , d u"' n
~12.l tJOIJ HKH l'.tll
~I~
TAABEU. .......
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
lle.r1uuful 2br fam rm.
2ba. R "! lU.•om l•1 hwld
Sl26 000 Own 1 .\~t
631-044-1
MESAVEaDE
Jtlr. ram rm Vacant rn
lildy to mo\ e m Owner
-~-~ 6463627
IYOWHIR
()\mer wiU help ltn&nl•<•
2 br , 2 b a C ondv
Derorator waUpaper . 2
<'Ill' gar . cntrl air, t>lt>ct
j!ar door opnr Pnt•t'fl tu
~ell al Siit,SOO. (;all
~
~---
tr k.tnd authentic SpantStt
houae. 5br, J'n ba, 2
frplcs, cte, <.-te. Ne<itled
1n huge pine tree:..
f-}ltate sue comer pro
l~Y· Unob6tru<•ted llJO'
Vlt'W J cowtyrds, J>(M.;.
lan(e gar A buutlfuf •
i.etllng ~M or offer.
675 ICM. 673-4848 .... "*'°" ~°"' I 040 •......•.•......•....••
OH THE SAND
Unbelit'vable View or
<.:O.t.a.l.ana and Uui\Ungton
llr1Jl h pu~r I Bdrm con-
W• bl 71 1 C){·e:111 Ave
!:rdler wtU carry financ
tnK •l ur. . I.ow down
WOtlLO ll.£..
SS6-7777
11Y OWNl'll N,.w 2Br •
.!I~ I ,(;(d \(e<Jal Winner.
I .m1 LO tK"h, S128.000.
·~ l.4'ii4 an 6 JO~M
LOW
DOWN
•
RED CARPeT'
754-1202
$75.000
Del11bUuJ Huntioston
Garderw <Arido. 2 8dnn
+ pool, eu. Hu.rTY I Call
~51161
., ..
I OPEN HOUSE
,.,1;;\ REALTY z .,,,.
EXECUTIVE
ESTATE
-.;r pa.rU & lake Con
u :r5at1o n pll w i th
tn.l"'>I ve bnck Crpl +
l8x28 n bonus r m . 1.u:
l'Utt.' tlu.'I lgc 4 br Flt
tnnc ~l yet, owne r
... 111 rin.mce with 15'1
it.""11 Pnce<J lo mov .. at
SJU.<Al> below l&!ll -.ah•
)o'o r d l.'tJil 'i. c a ll :
714 551 -06Q AK H
1rn.. 1044 .......................
l ''m FRSITY PAHK
l.>eone H ome K ens
tng\OD model SI 19.000
.t......um.:lble loan at 10 5": .
Premium JO?n.-enbell loca-
IJOO 4br 3bath A real
'how place S229,"!">00
0 W.C 2nd SELL~R
H A S BOUG HT
AN<Ynf ER & HAS TO
~f:J..L' '' Darrell Pash
Na 63\.1.'68. ------
USl :.tartmJC up ln a bu.s1·
nu;.« d your own? A good
wuy lo lcJI ~le about
ll IS Wllh 8 iOW•CO,l
Cl1tss1hed ad. Phone
6'f,2. S6'18.
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18dtmaeath WOWll
~ Walkr.r t; I trn
.....
don osen
4 ,,11• 1 ...
Ill.JN ~llWY
LAO\ A 8&.\ I ., ..
FilULOUS
lUue water view from ~ bNuulul Jbr & tl\•n
\ IJJa 111 pn\al• att!ll ol .. 1• Nqcu"I S hurfl Al l #a ' • IJ1'lt'fU Ui!JIJ lJ'IC I udt' ~ h I tt•
2 bedroom townhomr 1n i.and be1'r h lt>nn1l1 & ~r WOOOBRI D<a; pool li!:ll0.000 ~ ~vet for pnvac)' 4'J.f494 4'S.5J20
H\JllRY! ! 496-24 U llO-SOSO
rifil~!:.~Qt ~.~ ..... !?~~ ~ Sa l·3000 $15 000
02t81rr1nu Ph•),lr•ln1• laOWMARkET
tarTAGEPAIK t'1ur Upper Uean
'The most beautiful Plan Home On hill m M1i>Mon
3 ever. 2 levels. 38r. VieJO 2¥tBa Ir family room Ca1J Agent~ 7777
Brtdl spa on pa\10 liest
locauoo for pnvary & Mt __ .. I 069
q u i e t De c o r a t o r wport -wallpapers. paneltntt. •••••••••••••••••••••••
drapes. sheers & shut
ters. Ea.rt.h·tooe carpet~
Parquet entry Th1!1
home looks Just ll It e a
model. Call for further
details
e. -Ht.l\JCH
Hf ALTY
SS 1 2000
VACANT &
WAITING Par t.he family that will
appreciate thi s 4
bedroom. 2Ya bath home with hard wood floors in
the living room. kitchen.
& dining room Th1i.
home aJso has central air
tonditiorung, large fam1
ly room & 1s 1de11lly
loacated on cul de s a<' 1n
pres t11n o us C"llel!I'
Pan Both loan.'> on th1:-.
property An' assumable
e·-HANCH
f.ill\LTY
~~ 1 2000
LOCATION
11 always 1mportunt.
'flus Cornell Model, with
4 bdnns , 2'7 ba .. family
lliCAllYON
Spectacular goll course
etilate. ~ sq fl 4 lo 6 ~. 5"7 baths. Pool
and spa. Sl,500.000.
111 SfAlllES CO.
67i-7761
IYOWHH
HARIOR RIDGE
End wut condo 4 BR, 3'-7
Ba. 3car11arage. View or
Catalina, Fashion Island
and nilV!t lights. Prine
oo.ly SSlS.000. 640-6883
NEWPORT COHDO
SelJer will carry contr act.
with low down on this 3
bdnn t.'fld umt beauty
<keu.n view and all the
umt'rul1~ It won't Inst'
~3666 Sl Ul.900
•Whelan
RealEstate
INCREDIBLE TERMS
S p ectac ular Nwpt
Heights 3 bd. 3 ba custom
home Dramatic use of
!>It> IJl(hts & gla...s 20'4 dn
m <'Bsh or trade Nu
'1Uallf.>1 n1t J oyrc
Walue. 631 \266
=un1~;~s~~F 1~;z~1~
11round, 3 pools and REALTORS
elementary school As· ----
sumable low mtere!'.l HARBOR RIDGE
loan Owner will help CONDO. 3Br + lofl. 2400
finance fl. w/v1ew. Assumable
!l 75%, $379.900 Patnck
Tenore. Agt. 631 -\266 -------
SEAVIEW W {VIEW
Plll'Jh lg 3 bd + den. As·
sume u 75%. $3l!t,900.
PutnC'k Tenore. 631 1266
1~;z~1~
REALTORS
SlOK On N.sume $213,<\00
~leoch I 048 bal Lg 5 bd elegant
... •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • honae Pnn only A Kt ,
OCEANFRONT 631 1.21i6
New m odular t y pe ---------
homes, pvt t-ommumt>. THE ILUFFS
2 bchs. 24 hr 'lecunt). 3 Bdrm "Boruta". s inttle
s ub I et t 1 n & 0 K . story end un1l, ongmal
'714)499-3816. W"t>a, adult home. Lovely
$164,900!!
l·Sty. 3 BR. lam rm .•
fr-pl .. 2 ba .• spa, redwood
ded, brtdst. bar. Shake
root. Totally upgraded '
.MISSION REALTY
494-0731
LOCATION. VIEW.
TERMS.
APPOlNTM ENTS
F..tMtic ocean views 110
with \his 3 bedroom.
beautifully decorated
home with a lar1ee Mil
swnable First T I> at
l~. All for s..w>.ooo
UNG<> REAL EST ATE
497·3331
Sell tbinp fast with Daily
PUol Want Ads.
View $179.000
HASI'lNGS & CO. ~5.560
VILLA IALIOA
Condo's (AdulU only)
New2br, 2ba urut
Ocean View
I Jj lnt All8umable loan
JRLPr .......
645-456'
ar Hs:t.459
BY OWNER
Bayfront·s llp. s upe r mw. .. er 3 ea. t'in.
avail. 873-1003
UDO ISLE 3 br. xtra lge
lot. owner motivated.
S4ZS.OOO. Smith-Meyer,
Af6,..~53S'T
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._ aa..a·ai>rum a lldrm with view
--dill • O.-r will r..,, 0...-aaxk>ua A
,... °"*"Wlhr 011J 0... W UDO
l'.A.1T8UJ ,.,
OM ol the btlat vl•w
--a&. 388 ll2'1A' pmc • famu, roum
wlU\ _. Mr Din rn\
t:te <>-Mr -1U carry
ta TO al ten
Call "' &J'lt for appt
nu: BT AltH CO
IDTNI
JG NIW UMITS-CM
Beautiful a bet, 2 ba
townhou1e '"'"• w/ll'pk:a, waull•d ~•II
~ lnntmta MZ Ul03
RP.N'TAL
INCOll~ PKCWl'!RTV
~.YOO ModuJar T )'Vt'
ltom., M t\r UC'Unty. 3
pvt bQc:lw. pool • pier
t714 MOO lill8
CIH ....,_Dela• 4-ft.IX
Thu 114»rb nemodel~ Un.ly t ldt • Good Coata
lnnr ..., C'IJlt l>r haa 3 Mola louuoo ~Bdrm ~
bedrml • a bti!Jui w 10 u. <>wnu will "ury at
"..,......, tani rm 1i 11am" HI'' for" )'~ ~.000
tin J Ult 11 • t t' d 11 l <klwn t\ill PM<'e '206.00U 12111l.* Unit• ~1 nt1 up.cra1h'd "9wpori .._..,...,, wid 11re futly occupied
<'oui.l.I')' charm <'ott••" Vt'11rly 1nr ome szo.ooo
wl3 bedrms. 3 battu & l)t'r bwldinti Tenant!>
cozy fam rm !o,t'llt'f J-.> wlllJl!li
~hd~"::t' '~·~ ~ rR€HIG€ __ HOM€~ ...
REALTORS
•mtBAY Hts Z bo&~ 3 Br, 2 baa
ho me. fixer uvver $41~.ooo w1111am t:
t>oud & Co. In c:
<714 >6'T.H600.
SEAVIEW
Prime 4 br h oml'.
beautifully upl(radt·d
w/$199.000 asi.umablc
loan Call now for dt•
tails . C entur)' 2 1
Ne wport Cent.er. 640 ~7
Sclft.Jlat ~ 1071 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BfSI'OFEVERYTHlNG
New tugh quahty 4300 sq
rt C\lW>nl home. 4 br. 3\.'I
bath. lge master swte
w/(rplc On l acre. zoned
for horses View of valley
&ocean. SS7S,OOO
0 . Bourlte. RJtr. ~9950
••••••••••••••••••••••• MobiW~ for Wt 1100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
¥"11UPU WIDE./
Bt.n O.C home w /Wet
bar & huge fmly rm Hr·
~ your pet lO this 1978,
34 xoo· Lan<.'er Low. low
pnce o< $48.500 flurry '
(SK79601894·061 I
W ALJ(Etl & LEE
MOllLE HOMES
Meal.IWully upttraded d bl
Wide coach, 2 Hr 2 Ba.
\oc m S.st.ar park. Irv
Pnced to sell. SSl· 1090 or
S.Sl :n>4
Heal l-}ltate lnve:stmt>n\1'>
:w;JW (;oulllwy,NB
'45-6646
<.:losed Swida y
2 fo'OUR PLt:.Xl!:S Side by
Ii.Ide, H B . 4 yrs new.
10':>-dn. OWC' Pnn onl)'
vary Ho sler. 5 36 <t
5JS.CM911
4PUXwjTERMS
PRICI & LOCA TIOH
:?>% dn will gel you 12'~
Int. tn the heart of one of
the best invest ment
ureas 1n So. Calif At
U~ros:s the pnre ll> only SIOO.~ for four 2 Bdrm
homes on a 50x240 lot.
Jo'OR lNfo'ORMATJON
CGl644-721 I
rJn NIGEL
OAIL[Y &
ASSl:lCIATES
t"'1oDOWH
HoQdfy"'9
Two house s on R ·2
Newport He 11<hts lot
Taite over 11.58% loan1>
Owner i.s very negollublt'
and Wlll listen to YOtJ H
lt'rmi. 1125.000. l°Jll
7:J2 l!l.!O
~ QUAIL
A.,~~ffJ_
10,... Tll l :lO P' .Jot.I
---------Bwlders IO~dn Xlnt
r e ntal are a C M
Spacious R·2 lot + 2br
./GONE ARI:-; houle. &.ll60. J. WaJue:
lllEOAYS.t 631 Lali6
when a dollar's worth a ~ •
OOUar But you ~an sl11l 11•1 ~I "0::
get your money s won h •--•".A£.<--.... ~~-11oo1!. .. ~· ... _ '-_
m tJus ruce sin~le wide REALTOR."
w1akan s1dmg glassent:
mom and frwt trN-i. m
O C. for Sl!l.500 IS1491 >
fD4-0011
W/\.LKf.H & LF.J-:
MOBIL!:: HOM &5
Trailer. kid.., & pets OK.
$12,000/offer Ac rosi.
from bch. Sp rent 1125
utiJ pd.~ 7681 Cash
Newport Beach. Lido
Parlt. bayfronl view. 2S
Channel 564 .500 owe
cootrael Ca pn. 642 9004.
644-4720 res
1978 OOUIU WIDE
Costa Mes a. lo spare
rent. furn opl1ooal. owe.
TortoiM
MGWleHoMH
972·8421
Bayfronl. spectacular
view. custom bul It.
fireplace, 1>pa, 2 yeur'
new. $119,000 Pnnc1pol!t
mly. 67S-54!11 ----... .......
for Sale 1300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
4ft.EXES
MOM $159 .000
200/oDOWM
..... DISHIYLAMD
Broker (7)4 )750-182A
&SideC.M. 14 u.nlt.a. 2 Br.
pool, l Oxgrou . 2li%
down. Ul".4 AITD. Ellch
ok. Ownr /aat 640-0838
3 unit •pt, aJJ 2 8t. Corona
del Mar, $240,000
213!19C).3401, 714 /499 3207
Ct Riser._,./ Ctypti 1500 •••••••••••••••••••••••
W\ah to aeJJ aepanuly. 2 bwh1l Iota Harbor Lawn-
abd Ollve. Colt MSO
ea. Dot Worden. 1918)
-..0, Woodland. Ca.
c ..... ,.. ,, .,,, 1600 ....................... ......
Ml..,tW..C.... owe~ •t '"' wt< ,.,.. ..... "1mt.
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.... Call IOI 41eUlla. •m•
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32 MEW UMITS M.I .
Near beach 12.000.000
Good terms Will ex·
c hange O w n • I\ Jtl
642 ll004 o( c 644 4720 res
t:1s1de lnplex. 111l 2 BR.
fplc. wetbar. OR. W JI)
hlcup. etc $249.500 Ab:.m
ln Al(l. 546-8640
Four deluxe units. 2 Bd 2
Bu ea with JllHa)((•io.,
2i(),(.W
Seven nt'w unati. with
fireplaces. m1m y 1•J1t1 a '>,
s.ri.20. <XX>
Roy McCarct., RJtr.
S.·7729
S A N <.: 1. t'; M fo. N 1 t'.
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()mu.no ll1•11I ;. yr11 11111
/\'!.'IU~· la1· lm1n , Smith
M•·y1·r. Ag\ 1)40 :,:r:.1
IMVfSTOtlS
No riu11hfy1111(. iK3.000
fulJ 1in1•r 1 J Mrma . 1 ••,
h1• rondo. •11io rhr-n
1'~w 11ymtA 11f $.'112 mo
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JJOO •••••••••••••••••••••••
Mu&nifl<·1•nl Q4'1111nfronl
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ty et'K'lav11 overlook• ,.,.
qui.lllt.r rov•· lde11I um~
W bWld whll,. qu1llly
lll'Chlt«1.ll, <.'ontractor1 •
molerhl• .,,. llV#ll
$895,000 Court r111)' to
Hrolcera. ~u•llfl ed
bu)ien only p&eue. t2l3>
61300
lil!Jm• Bay.ocean vu 10\.8
from $2990, walk to
beach. tC'rm11 avail.
•l..fMZl
• ..... Detert. ..... J400 .......................
POILIASI Nlw a ...,..,._ 2 beth
bome. Ml11lon L1h1
Cou.Dlf)' Club. Golf. =poo4. a .. utlfull)'
1ped1 no main· ..._,.yara. -aubbouM Rd.
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....... 1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ..................... C.-.. Mw J2lJ tWb41•leecla JZ40 1nW 3244 ttl ,......_. 3269
l.Ulllr)' abr, Jba mini ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
ranch l '-'ac: 21r old a t'°'Y duple11, 3 Iara• FOi RIMT 2br. 2-tt.y, 1'-'ba. coedo. .~condooaup-
_... P'ooc.hlli.. Ap btdlOOf'DI. 2 balbl. IW) 4 Bldroom. 2 bath hom• • ..,._ t..M." Xlo(. *· flW Newport Bay. HUia.
.,._Valley. •.soo ~ •c. dork ••pa ~mo. wtt.h a~. WaJk to ~decor. Brand new. "'*· view, Z cu .....
water IU.000 Alt 'n»~P~tUa. all tcbocJM, ~/month lltf reqd. No pets. l)T. llM. a'IO/mo. lat It
Qwt.Uat1l4·M'1 21'15 Owner. 7~ wb I ch Incl u d 'a a l!llOllo. 56'7-32JOO;ITMl11 1111& + GOO cle&Dlq fee. _._..........._. ,.........._....___ l2J.. ..deoer.Call Cati lllr . Puea\u : ---_.__ .. t6•tl2"' lrvtoe houle 3br. Zba. m«no. Pv • •riy 2600 ....................... "' • '*· 2 car p.r. Gdm in· ---------
••••••••••••••• •• •••••• •2 Br Condo. nr So Cit c:I. STOOMo. Adrien LOVELY HOUSE • abet. r1a.za .......a ., fllcMlt 2 bdrm. ram rm " HAWAIIAN COHDO · .....,. •Pa '100 den t~ 1 Pluth 8:1H1J7. 7e8-0IS4 31be Kallua Koa. SU ,000 No pet1. 751·0217. • mo nrHoqAibcb. LeaM
VIS. ~m On ocean 8411460 crpta. ZV. ba. cedar a, n.tJerork Olen. beaut. 5 S7S0-&44Hlm un \nl. nuncio& ltYl&ll g1Mll 5 blka to ocean. BR prof. land1caped. , ________ _
c.olleae Parti. 3 lir 2 Ba, Dbl car pvt 1ar. hilly ••1234. x.au SeevM!w, 4 BR. 2~ ba •• 2
ByN1f..61Ml587 bll·ina. dlahwuher, malot. yd. Adulta. no rrpk».,wetbu,aua~
.._.,.. ,.._, frplc. ~ can SeJect Pila-Inquire at Sl'l 18tb ~ lBr coodO on area with pool, t.ennla.
....... 2700 Properties 75l·3191 St. 71~1. ttream. Pool. tenni•. bll. Avad. J&.ne 20lb. SHOO ••••••••••••••••••• •••• u.. 13116. ~. Mo. M'-IUNl 131·,... 2 Bdrm l Ba. carpelat Homa5 for rent. $4.50 to -. IOMHonel..cll
4 ~ 2Vt •ere pafft1l1
Sall Ju.an C.putr•no. tt
miles from ocean. 6
miles into Clt>velond Forest Span $ br. ~ ba
home +2nd sooo 8Q rt
ho me Re duced to
ll!0.000 Seller will t'llrr)'
loan Wilbam E Doud &
Co . Inc (714 1673-1600
drape.i, closed IJaraae, tliOO. 3 BR 2 Ha. fncd Rancho San Joaq on ' WOWlll
paUo w / fenced yard. yard&llar K1da/petaok. Clfcn. 2br. 2ba, den. fp. Won't IHt. Newport
u r baae disposal & Kerth.962-4471 dJb pr. Adlta. No pet.I cnst to'#Ohout«. 3Sr,
stove. no pd.a ~ ut • I K>M~ FOR RENT S1l5. f13.-4496 2~. wet bar, walk to
laal + S7~ security 3 b Pri ed f ~A .... _ ho beach, teMi.t. pool. apa. m:5629 or 4 r. c rom "'-"'"""""" patao me. MW ocean view. Avail.
2'00 •••••••••••••••••••••••
J BUY HOUSES AT
95°/o
OF'MARKETVALUJo:
•Not)!.e
•lmmed.. Purchase
•Movt'When rC'Bd)
•Pnvale Party
978 0423
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4br, 2"'1ba, beach area No
peca t650Mo
s.8-6366
Tn P'ex 2br. I .... ba. encl
patio. aar No Pets
$4.lSMo S2SOS /D 1303
Baker St Apt. C 642 7743
2br. 21,,ba new Condo
Prof decor Model hm 10
cl refng. W1C. king bed.
spa & pool Santa Ana
Ollry Club 11rea S675Mo
646-22~. 752 5440
2 Hr. 1 bu . lrg buck yd
tst1last1cln depot.. ~ mo n s t.29'l
Ht.Ms ,.,.sMcl
••••••••••••••••••••••• E'side3Dr. 2\.7 ba. dbl iiur C.C.--.. Mar 1122 & yard Avail June Isl
••••••••••••••••••••••• lil50trno 631 1094
H V Hills4Br+den, <K' vu. 2br. gar Adult.s No pelll
pool/spa. 11800/m o MOOMo. Lit.last +dep
m3S50, CO-Of> with agent m> Elden
H V RlLLS 48R + fam
rm. fuUocn vu, pool. spa.
walk t.o bch/shopti 6 m <>!>
lse Avail 7/1. $1800/mo
-~------rnr. Nwpt HgtS. clos~ to
bch. pvt. yd. 2 r at garatte.
no pets 1375 mo 631 0749
673-8550, CO-OP with a ltt . 2br. gar. cprt & d rps
Coda Mil'lo l U 4 Yard. 2 ctu ldren OK Nu
•••••••••• •••. ••....... J\U '!f a.~r .. ar trudh pd
3 Br. 1 ba (mOliUY rum >
Dbl car gar. l...rg lol. nr
shops, S5o50 per mo.
~~.lttr
1365m o +el OO ep
646-~
2 Br. i ba, NO DOGS. S400
Call Ad S itter •76
&fl OlO 24 hr.1
~-7729 _____ .._ ___ 12ur ;\dulls only No
ch1ldl't'n '350/mo Isl .
last.&SlSOdep 548 6185 3144 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 UR Oranget~ Condu,
ele1tant rattan furn .
many plants, sunny doek on water off livinl( rm.
rruru otc. central air, JOg
t.o nearby orange l(rovt•.
t.enrus. s awia, pool, t'll
ercise nn $600 55.2 3440
3148
·····•·•·······•·•····· Ftw Lease·2Br. 2.Ba . slept-.
t.o Cresent Bay Heh. a
must s ee 494 ~880 .
497.400:) ----M.wport leach 3169 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SUt•B UNT ALS
On ~~ Ltdo lsle
!'Um 38r + den w /2 full
baths . 2 car feareg1·
w1entry lo home. Ne"'I>
llP(Uaded kit Lg patt0
t-nte rta1oment ur1 •a
Sl.400 mo (7141 833 1252
d.Yl>. 673-l.395 eve a -------
OlARM.lNG 2 Br + den.
VIEW. avail on .,hurt
t.enn or yrly SlJOO/ m1J
NEW & never la ved 1n
(kPan Vll. pro( dee 2Ar
111.50/mo
Waterfront llomc:.
6.11 MOO
Hom;; Uftfwni~ ..•.•...............•..
3202
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I IH1Jt1JI/ drAJ"""· h111t1 1
t:A.5TSJOJ::
HoMMForA...t
Newport Harbor &hl11
C1ose lo shoppinl(. J br . 2
b8 ranch. frplc. Ir~ yd. 4!
car a uto dr opent•r Movl·
in eond Crptd. mod kit
S7!>0 mo l'all owni-r
~.Lal( lkh
u J Rr. 2 ba Condo nr S
U.t PlaJ.a l'ool. 'pa (; tt'>
µd. ~ No pec, 159 0217
• I Br [)pl~ >d Off St
prknll S315. no peli.
7~17or6411460
SO.COASTCON003 br. 2
ba. lake vu, pa l.lo, pool.
spa BIO mo 631 2384
2br. Iba, IWW f r}>L'>. '>tOH'.
rn<'1i , ard ~m 1·h1ld OK
No P\.-t.'> S4l0Mo ~ t11·11
S3S5 I~ U M•»Cr l'I
~3484
fo'or rent or lw 3 Hr 21 2
U& coodo. AIC. dbl car
IUIJ', aJI a11pl pool!)IH'/
tennl~. no p~ti. $700
562~
Lwiury 2 br. 2 bH rondo.
dbl gar. F J.' pool & SP<I<'
f65C> mo L'lt & lui.t S200
dep li42·S200
t:·~ C<indo 2 llr. 2~.,
blflh!I IZ2U S<I ll I' iJllO.
11 8 r . I r p I 1· • l> I W
~/100 1.111/ll'll • !lt'l'
IT13 ~Mou thrv .. .,.,
1512S-~ Fncd yard & l50'> mo. 2 BR I Ba , 2 car 23. May. llOO/rno. lyr
ga rages Families gar. Comal t.enma. pool. lae Childre n o il:.
please Kids & pets lldlta. no pet.a. 833-1..S 714-7S2-2'7mor640-16'4.
wekome Call 964·~ or atl4Jwknds.
mNll Agt,noftt _W_O_O_D_B_R_l _D_G_E_. s-a. 11 •• l276
ill 19th St. Big 4 BR. 2"'2 SYCAMORE 4br, 2"'2ba, •••••••••••••••••••••••
ba Walk t o beac h frpk tnmcpd lrg patio Move In today 1 • 2
&5/mo MM3'78 Nr ~ • i.en'.na . lake bdnn. wtk t.o bch. nJce &
3Br. 2Ba . frplr . b lto1>.
IWWl.y redecor•ltd. $850
mo s:m 1.&ll ----------
2 HOUS~ · lirand new 3
Br. 2i,., ba & 4 Br. 3 ba J
car garage.. $72:S & S750
96J, 7018
2 Br. not i.111U.ble for kad.s
Vic Beach & Yorktown
Pre/ rruddJe ugt> worltmtt
cpl. no pet.s. $400 mo
9628996.
4br. 3ba. ~. f\ "'• m1
lo ocean t~y r old .
WJSMo lncl vctnr at wtr.
714-847 2902
For rent un/um hs.e. H 8
3 er hm. kids >peU o11
~ Pft' mo. Call Cen·
tury 21 &rt SlS-1~
2br. houlle $4.50.MO!)thly
9631 Albacore 11 .8
Webb Healt)' 493-0761
Vacant Condo. 4 bdrm 2
~. S49:5 ~ mo i.so
t:ambndge H B Call
Madi 962·77M
J Br. 21., ba. almost new.
~ lhe beach N•c-e pvt
twlml' !675 mo 631 1266
a.<Ut for Chuck Splllt>r
}(~,TORS -------~ .. °" tWbow 3242 ......•......•...•.....
Hrund nt>w t'U'C J>t'n· thcJu.M-With or ,,., out
boat slip 3br . 3ba. beaut
~ & moch mort>
Ht">\ Huoungton Harbor
l o c O wn /A g t
2.13-11136-~. 7 l 4-826.S82()
Nt'w Seabndtte Twnhs
2br +-den. 3ba 2 ffl>l<.'i.
\'1ews S950~o Ownr
714 846-:m3 abo 84(). 191 IJ
1244
•···•·•················ R8'TALS
2 BR. 2 ba SS7S
2 Hr + IJ S750
J 1m. 2 1>a ms
3 BR. 21., ba . . . $750
4 BR. ;ii., ba ... Q5 K2:5
J BR. 2 ba . . l800
Anaheim Hllls
4 BH, I~ ba . $675
Lalte Forest
ly r lu Avail 6·28. dean . 1325 to $375.
l7'ZMo ~ 9991 • UI03 °' 646--0507 ·
2 Br t 8a cCndo. beaut de·
corated, "Springs".
sri101mo Refs req No
pets AvaJI 611 ~7 3200.
ST.Mll9
E!5Mo. Uruque 3br, 2ba.
...... 1210 .......................
S0'1Ill COAST PLAZA
Otiu:xe condo. 3 Br. 1 'h
ba Dbl gar w /opnr ,
lalfti bln1p A/C, luds,
pool, jac, bluns. Avail
5/18 SSOO. ~ 7029 ev. Orao&etree Gar Pool.
uldt.I. DO pet.11 833 3307 C.. J.ILM u. ..... tlwd . J425
Beaut. 4 Br. 3 ba In a •••••••••••••••••••••••
1>11per location 9 mos i---------leue S900 mo Avail
nqw Wa~ront Homes
6311400
Lovt'ly Grt'entree hm
2Br, F IR. cpUtd"Pfi , dbl
itar. pd gdnr, comm pool.
chlkl OK $5.50 631 .e2
Villa Balboa Coodos
Leae Adult only.
•lbr lba ocean view.
•l br. den, 1'4 ba
•2 br 2 ba, ocean view
•f'rom $575 mo
J R L "•rtie• ~or64$-6459
Ask rorClara Woodbndge Sycamo re
4br. arr. (rplr, r ul d~ ---------sac Nr PoOI ar tt•nn1s lndds cardnr S77SMo A1TRACT1VE 2 br, 2 ba, ~ ~ Plua. pod\ I jac. $41S.
----lm-3'62.631·7?18.
~ Groves 2br, 2ba, 3 Br-3 .. _ . ,..8 f 1 dt n. ~aut decorator · ..., tn ,, • rp ·• n'Odd Condo Wlqualaty poo l. rec . cente r .
i·rpt.5. wall & window ~ Terrace. $575. co~u·-.nas. t:ntrl air. lllt • last +sec. dtp.
frplc. patio w /outdoor 4kU2I04IM-llt59
I 1 ah t 1 n 11 . t 1 med 2tr,2"'1ba, frplc.d1n rm. 2
~ J>oof.Jar.ten· car 1tar. Jyrs old .
n li Av111l June 1 ~Mo. 963_.085 C .M .
uoMo 6'4 m'4
3 Br. 2 ba. !un1dt floor. 2
k>ds ok Frplc. 2 car gar
No pets Univ Pa rk
Sfi9S S1ura M g mt .
641 1.324
"""dbr1 <h t" WJr m
~ 2 Br. dtta. 217 ~.
frplc. vacant $600/bt>
Adull C'Ondo. 1 sly,
2 8c1rm . $450
~Zl13or~39
H B oo I.he sand. sec.
b id !( a ll amt'n1t1e'\
IW mo IZ131J33.3846.
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............................ , I ... 3707
OCEANFRONT REN· •-••••••••••••••••••••
TALS.. Dt'W modubr type e.c:tldor apt between l2lb
homes, 2A hr sec pvt & lllhSlred.s. Vrly. $220.
bc h s . ad 1 t s o nly 6'f5.71J16 ______ _
~=1~0 • up CorOMcllf Mar 3722 -----...................... .
('emraJ Laguna. ~allt. lo ~·s finet. on lhe
budl. s~ " bu:. 2 water, fant~uc view
BR 1 ba . t801> Mo CX"Jean & harbor S«u.n t )'
lJ.1\el> J bdrm home an bu1ld1og, pool. !>pa.
prnate t:mer ald Ba )-. Adut1a Summer lei.Sf'
peoo walk w beac h & S I 8 O O I m o . C a I I pane. ·Leak' $1700 mo i14-642-4783 wltdys
Call U6 Mlh )OW' rental CoetaMna l7J4
l1s11n1t' We ha ve .... •••••••••••••••••••
qual.1C1ed tenants wa it· !lface tbr. dpb. Qwet. ~P
wt' b)' pr Emply acill. No ~ A.\soc (1M l l'n pas. 548-1021
i...,-..... 3252 ...,.. ..... 1741
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
SPARKLJ.NG CLEAN Lge IAGUNA BEACH MTR
2 Br. 2i,, ba blun.s. frplr. CNN Maid serv . color
md Int, a/c ~ 0 )' 1V, ~atl!d pool Utll moeo.. ev 673-17 lJ 1714 J 49' S29o4. 98.S No.
Cbast 11..-y
"'' ,,,.,.,...~. k11h1 & '"''" OK I ~I loclfl1011 ~~1
,,., ltlt ~
0.-PoMt 3226
••••••••••••••••••••••• tt5Z3 CAMPU,Da·l~IME
ID> 3 Br. l"" ba , frp.lt'.
c:ov'fftd pauo. l'le'W pa int
Ul a, ~ Close to ever·
yttuo!J 291.31 Via San
S.bMt.lan. L. N
Umiry stud.to Jo'rtt maid
serv Coklr t v. $100 wk
Spa Mature pref.
.-222'1 J20f>
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111.1.-y 'J br hout '\lip. h H•
111 rrolhon I horn•• fo1
CJ'MX)I mo 675 3087
..._, ......... 1207 ..........•....•.......
OCY.AN t'KON'r
:I Jlltrm, trplr, 2 11 ty
11200/mo y rly Al(l.
fm 5410
c.,1 .. swoleoch lJll •••••••••••••••••••••••
2br. iba. houae N.-w
1.-int. Nr 0«i•n & 11hop· pna. Fum. ~. Unfurn tt.oo 917 ·8'7 _...._. ----eor-....... JZ22 •••••••••••••••••••••••
S of Jlwy 3 bdrm.
t1replace. beam c1na1.
prv yard. 2 r11r au • rroo N.w paint 1n11out.
IM&-1.220 ------
PROF DECO It AT •:o
HOMt:
C.or0\8 Hchlndt w lk•>' to
bdw. la uv /Clln rm. fry>lc •
nu c~ thruoul, 38r.
tBa. l11t w /new oak
C'.abtneU/Ut./dlbw1hr /I•
tove. dbl 1•r. f•mlly.
l'100 mo. wtt*r lae . m.-
llVMTMI.
YllW
Jmt lilWld! LUJnuioua
front row Yk• home
wflh DOOi. ;.sf• for en·
tenalaln1. I Bdrm• ..
den. fadlllJ rm. •Ith
frplc. • Wit btr. Spec. ~ vtew. -Pn-maMl. lmmedJaa. OC•
a•,,~,7~ ..... , ......
tlAllaOR
0'~•n vu townh<>ulie 2
llr-. dl'f1, t.,,.. ba 164(1 or 3
U..+dt'o. i "" ba 1885
'f'rm1111pnol. fn<'d yard.
frvl r . dbl ur A.ct
400!DIO
DANA CREST
JJtke to Mann• fn>M thlic
lovely RHANU Nt:W
v1-home 3 8r •tam
rm hnmtl w/2bll, •unny
val.lo l&Jtch, HP <tlnlnf(
11r ... 1\r1um. aunlt.en
conveuatlon area
wllWtrk frplc. lfpcradfJd
cpt1/drpe Avail now:
lltfS/mu. lae avail Nd
11t 1laat uec. Call for
»Pllt t.o aee · Oys U7 4658. eves MS-177 l or 98().5144
P\nd what you want la
Dally Pt.ic.. Claaalliedt
3 BR . 2 bath homt';
formal dln. rm . 2 car
it•r . Tu.rtlet'O<'k area.
~Mo . yurly leastt.
3 HR . I Vt baths. frpl .
Woodbnd&e area. S650
Mo yurly leue
U.y•Beach 7~11
Woodbndgtt condo 2Br.
lU. 10 mo MW $SOO/mo
incl l'1't' f•clliUes .. refng.
Avajl 1mmed Call Bob:
B«M wkdya. 5.52·3561
~ ----------
Men families a~ 1..tu111
the camc>t.011 "bug;\ this
)'Hr II you have a
camper that ·a not getting
Uled.. &elJ It DOW with a
aa.ilted Ad.
Gemini Rlty u:Mi623
• J U S T
REDECORATED· SS.SO.
pool.38r. 2,,.Ba Twohse.
~ouc Pftlthouse. 28r.
2Ba.. Spa. maid S«VI~
ind . <.'Ir 'IVs. $2:50 per
wt ~2ZZ7
or OCD/~ ~all lportl ttl,,,... lffdt ]7"
Cactl. To see call ownr •••••••••••••••••••••••
all25 &I NIA <Pl.SI Iv. --------ens«. dy /~.
3 er. den. 2v, ba. Frpk.
pool. adlt.s. liOO. ls l /lut.
I« ~146
4 Br. mw. spa, 9525. Call
Darlyoe, 681·1161 or
-.Jl72 ..
.... Vlfto 3267 .......................
HOM~ FOR RENT
l oc 4br. Priced from .-.U>. l"nt'd yard .tr
garages. Fam1lle1
pleaH. Kida • pets
welcome. Call 114-Z5M or m.2'71. A#)., DO fee.
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ler'Y ~ 541-3414 -----I Vt:RY l,OW PRtC:t;S
~. romm'l matnt GeCJree S4.9 2() tS
~lY dependable lawn
C•re , affordabl e
cleanupa R1 cb1rd
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roto·llll. •Oddlna.
apriokJer, cloup, haul
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Apuhe Weld1111 •
li'tilllil'M.lan. Home. au\.O It marine npai.r. No job
too am1 Ranbl rates, 7 ~a.huvr 167 ~t8
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l'ar.,eotry, maaoory,
rool1n1. ph1mb1og.
.. 14ortoa. Stucco Is tile
Urywafl • 1t1or.-J 8 -.8880
PAPA CUFF
Home lmprovement, re-
modebntl. ftncina a. root
~-25 yn up 631-42164
All a.l'OWld haulln1 .
IT I.nick. Free_,,
C.UA.M $41.*4
"'-C...Ser"lke .......................
Duty, dirty, dirty! Have
your oven cleaned or
llOve b)' lbe. Ona Man
\Alday Aak for Tel'T)'. ...
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Want a REAL.LY CLEAN HOUSE~ CaJJ Giqham
Gut. Free e&l 64.S-.Sl23
Xlnt deaning done by
lady w/exp. Dependable.
own trans. 847·3637
1\red of cleaning your
weekends away~ Call
J~988-67S7 af\ 6PM
Jack ol all Trades Home Housec I ea n 1 n I . e x·
...
VACANT$ 0-W Speciality
PACJnc Cl...!AN1NG SERVICF.S
tiomM, ape.a, otflcee.
Cpt. window a, •en
clean-up
reliable prot, frH eat.
.... 1714) 131..Q03
8Wedlah lfrl llve·ln. Wiil
Babyall and/or other
cMMa.7Sl23a
IL 'c"ilat •••••••••••••••••••••••
JAPANESE
1.AND6CAPE
DmliD sprinkler, sods .
dem up, ma!Qt, warr,
exper Lie S31 ·81.62 or
89'f.281'Z
LANDSCAPE AT
RE.A.50NABLE
PRJC~
Compl. jobs, planting.
sad. spn.nkkl"S & rnatnt
Free est. Roo 646-8193
W~642-2468
Pald'L~;f. 1"4 ......................
PJ:1"ERS PAINTING Eapr'd. Reaa Ratea
f"ee Eat. Call Gue
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Palotin1. INT/EXT.
,...._, honest. reu , lJ
yn. exp. Uc'd. Dave
•1065.
Quality Palnlen, tn·
\Ir /f!JdN, k> ralel, fut ..,,..._.
lnl/<Maide. Reuooable.
Dependable. f'r'ee est.
Jay. 631·2047 ....,/I.,.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Fioe ellL paiDUna. St. Neetpatd1e1lsuxturea
Uc/loa. Try me. R. ...IST. lf)..14lt Sinor'. 836-S655
.. .... •••••••••••••••••••••••
e Cout Roofloa:
ft6.roolla\I, repain I Ad·
di\lona. last, reliable,
ho neat. Call Dave,
,._1133; Chrla, N-%318
evs.
Qualjtled rooting. Yree
eet. Leak repAlr. W.
Ooo d rat•a o n
ahakee/CQO>Po. WlS-1101 f'Jdll9 I
Tie Expert In resluccoa &
Prof. paiot.lng. Ext & lnl. Plllehes. Neat & clean.
Law rates. UIOOLS Free Int/Ext. MS·S660 Cerami(' Tiie lnatalled.
mtDS-4383MC/ViaJI ---------All types, guar. work. ,. ••h I Free est. refa. Gamer
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Dave'• PatnUng. serving
area 9 yrs, moat reas •
cbet'k my ref. ll c. s.am
WALLPAPERlNG
fo'ree eat. Uc 330886
Aver. $11 pr roll
• •••••••••••••••••••••• 1'Ue.5AO-O'JfJO.
G. Gidley Plumber.
Rep&ir service. huulJa. VS.O S...iu
Uon. backllow ~rW1ca · •••••••••••••••••••••••
IJOl'l642-93l.S COmpkU video service. ---------welidilli:s. athletics etc. POCli s.ntc., Repotn lnfoS5l-883l. 67~S.Sl8 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Call Norm 64S-08lbO Want a REALLY CLEAN
---------POOL" Call Pool Doctor ~ly pamtini & paper· f)'ee mt.~
UJ&. Wort ru.ar. Free est. ~ 5'7..f.2.81 a.-s.n&ce •••••••••••••••••••••••
Wlwdow Cle • 11 9 •••••••••••••••••••••••
lldqic It M1ml Serv ~m
tJ!mq II l~'t\y, lop
~l.1 UJll'rt64 ~ ---~Wcwta Ctl'petSenke bpertCle '' Treea ~/temov1-d
repairs, s mall jo bs penenced, ttllable. Own ,,..a.ry
Tyler 646-l4SS ~. 86J-907S .... •••••••••••••••••••
O.C. Paperiiang1ng
Cltm &mta.UatJOos up lO
:.>%dix oo paper
~2182 Pager•59Sl
Prde&SIOO&l resume pre
paral1on Tailored
especia lly for you
tugtWghung your back
ground and experience
Morgan Employment
Agency. 75' 1.S8.!_ __
+ complete noor care,
homes & comm'I. Llc'd ,
bonded. ans. 11153-9449
....................... ... •••••••••••••••••••• ShanlPOO • ate.am rleao
Bnckwon, a mall jobs Cob-bnlhleners, whl
Newport. Costa Meaa & c:pta 10 nun bleach Clean
lrviDe. S75-317Seves liv. din rm, llall $15. M.-g
New lawns 7~1 3476 u...--I R bl asr<>M BRJCI< WORK ~ ~ eaning: el.t a e ff.et&io.walla.-:-1planters.
Profe5s1on al Window
clearung by Joe Oan1elis.
714·S48·88S3
Relaable Japan ei.e
Gardener, Ma1nt .
clnups. Free est. Y0i.h1
646-8431
••••••••••••••••••••••• individual interested in dn~. BBQs. et<' 1oo's
OCC stldent. S~uploader. both residential and ren· refs Newport Is CM.
dump trurk Grade, t.als. Thorough and de· ~12
Economy minded whlle
praltMionaliy done 81g
nn S7.50, couch SlO, chr
t5. Guar ebm pet odor.
Cpt repair, IS yrs expr.
Do wortl myself. Refs.
S3J.OJ0l
haul Danoo.8800 pendable. Call Dell11 --------------~l ........,
& small we do It au. 1-'rt:e
$. 1 ~2&5. lt.ooftncJ !~~~!,!r Cleanups, lawns, trim
ming , l 11ndscape ,
s prinklers , hauling.
64S-721r7
Hauling Moving. Con · ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
ESSIAH LOU'SCARPENTRY
Patios, doors, p&neUng.
30 yrs expr . s.suo:w
'nle fastest draw 1n the
West .a Daily Pilot
aaauied Ad 642· 5678
Carpet ·Buy direct
lhrough Installer at
wNesale. expert 1nstalla·
tioo. Won guar. Jason
7M-6lli50
Exp, gardener, lr~ tnm
mi ng. yrd c lnup!i,
lanmcapmg. 646·9239
crete & lree removal. JUST US Housecleaniog
Qlaclt servl~. 646-7624 Honest & efflc1e,nl.Refs.
Lite haullog·movlng
Garage/Yard cleaning.
~-rates 642-<Y105
Want Ad Results 642·5678
Please call 963-2191
Keeper Kleen. We are the
bsl. 3 generations of
housekeeping & p11rty
services. 642-2957
Moving? The Starving
CoUege Students have
grown Lie. Tl24 436
Same good serv 64 l-M27 ----
Cat.m pamung. ~o rates
Frff eat. J yr guar
962-1478. 633-9837 art 5.
Repair & Rl!roor All
types·sh1nl(les r ock
shakes·compo.lar f'r ~
5 5'1-~Ftn Avail
~l llkl' 1 our i.h opp1nJ~ K's Paperdolls We R•ls SELL 1dll' 111·m.., w.11 h a
ea...1tr b> u. ... mg thl' 01111} should hang to~ether T~l> 1'1lot Cl.u~1f1(>d 1\cl
Pilot Cla.-..\1f1l'd Ad~ ~2UO. G-0730 eves ~ 51>i'H
a JO day ad in lhe
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
OOJTNOW!
642-5678
"'* '••h FwNIMd Af»w hiOats Uwfwa. Apw tuauh u..twa. Apw huocnh ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ttauport~ 37'9 CostaMHa 3824 ..._tfiitcJonleach 3840 "*wporlleoch 3869
.... toSlw-t 4300 OffiuRlfttd 4400 Offiu Rental 4400 ...-SsR...+al 4450 MT~ . O
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--------•12 Br. 2 ba. spacious. clean, MAJUHElt'S WAU( ()i the beach. Bach hoteJ
WEHAVESUMMER newer 'I'nh.se. Adlts, no Lg 2 &t 3 br apt.s from ape 2300 w. Oceanfront,
RENTALS pets.1395 Dase ~7300 $4.50 Frplc. large yd , 2i0rno + =osec &de
WEEK OR MONTH Sia> 3 Br. 2 ba, b&and new patio, gar. nr Huntington posit 673-4l.S4
associated apt. ~~. patio/yard. Harbour. children OK ' ' .,. '""""' J.b Ci I l 1 r-r'c1t1111•l1 washer d...ier hook up ·~ ' ire e, ap , _,"""' 3876
811 01<.fRS-llfA l TOllS
JOll., ~ 801b•Jo t,11 J6bj
Encl. gar.· J 840-5623 •••••••••••••••••• •••• •
l year new. oc:ean view. 3 TSL Mgmt 642· 1603 Deluxe poolside xtra lge ~. 2 ba. split Level apart
2br. 2ba. Bltns, dshwhr menl. Buill ms. carpel.
11i'J miles beach Adlts, drapes. 2 rar ports. laun
no pets . $395 mo . dry fllcihty. Public Ten
S340 to $350. t br. l ba apt, Newer compl. rum l rm near new fflllc laundry
barh. garage a pt. Ille rm, all bltns. ad~lts only
cook, alt. gar, pool. S300 TSLMgml 642-9412 lllCI util 645-2663 SJS.3362. nis Cour ts and Golf
--------WARNER/ALGONQUIN Avllll l mo only. S/t7 to 2 BR 1 Ba w/pvt garage 2 BR t Ba, Din. Garuge.
11116 I Br Vi blk bch $3SO and large pauo Small balcony, laundry. J child • · pet OK. $425 mo. Call UlCI uut. 642.9009 546-SIB>, ast ror Pam or OK. no pets. $47S + $400
2.br Big Canyon Twnhm _.Lany_~------deposl\. Call 964·2:Wi6 or n...U ~2971. ag\, no fee. oo _ crse. Sl.200mo to B 1 ---------mo Bill Wedmore, $425, new 2 rapt, enc · Adlt's, l bdrm, 1 ba. close ~7'1D> gar •• gt 1°" adults, no to bch. No k.tds. No pets.
61 1 Lido Park Dr.
bayfroot J Br forever
v.ew. ful.I Meurity condo.
96. 8'1s.&UJ., 67S.6670
pet3 5'8-9Ml or963-229l m>fmo. 53S-3436. l 17·7lh
~ llduJl 2 Br 1 Ba.
w/open beam ceilings,
serving bar, Iota of wood
& cabinets. No pets .
Sr.aabore Dr .. 2 Br. 2 ba, $375/mo.673-8803 eves.
St .• H.B..
2Br, li,.\Ba townhouse.
Security. tennis. spa.
garage.Near beach
71 4 -960 -S77J o r
714-751-2060
Course right be-hln-0
Adults. no pell. Availa·
ble immediate l y!
$47 5/lea se. Owner
642-01.:lt
28r. Lrg. deck, garage.
$375/mo. Wallt lo beach.
Eva: 8-0318. -----..... c., ... WiO 3171 •••••••••••••••••••••••
New 2 br + 2 ba condo .
baJron,y w/v1ew. garage,
bltm, r Ip, pool + spa.
1495. Call Ad Sitter U3,
842...f.100 at hn. FP. ~w. patio. S585 Yrly · 2 Br. 1 be, quiet, adults on-
.I\# m.__, ly, no J>eU. Gar. $42S.
64&-0354 2Br l ... _ 111· 4 plex pvt Afl hauls ,_....shed ' """ . ' ' orU.fwwlslwd ltOO
'f: ....... Large 2br to 4-plex. New
Crpt5 &i drJll'I New dshwr
Pvt Patio. Adlt.s, no pets
716 Shalimar. $42SMo
near all, gar. no pets ••••••••••••••••••••••• $425. 700-1713; 833 3307 U."8w1...-.......................
3106 3144 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~-96.50 _______ , Orangetree Condo. $385.
BAYFRONT BAI.BOA lBdrm + loft, tennis IS, •"'O "TiiESEVlLLE" ...,,,,., Pool, stream. aduJts, no 2 bdrm 2 ba. modem. 28r w/gar. Adlts, cpts, pets.56&4426.S7J..SOOJ.
f111lc. Previous Owners drps, bllns, rncd yd.
u n 1 t . Te a k c abs . • Water pd. 636-4120. ....... rf •--L 3169 paneled, ltg patio. Sl 100 :!619-J Santa Ana $380 kswpot _._.. yearly. 673-6870 ---------1 .•.•...................
--------• lbr, carport. Util paid. lalloaPeniusMllo 3807 S315Mo. AdulL'I. No Pets •••••••••••••••••••••••
4 Br, 2 Ba. very lg, all on 1
floor. beautiful new dlx
decor , frplc, pvt, nr
beach & bay. Avail now.
Ouldren OK, $750 mo
1012 West Balboa. Jeff
7»-3TT1 -------eor-ct.1Mcr 3822 .......................
Qlamung2br.1 ba. frplc.
bltm. '550 mo. 1st & last,
$!00deposit. 642·~
2 bdnn. 2 ba .. den. sun
deck. built in Adults. No
peU. SSS(). Call eves.
~1306.
3J3 w Bay 548-9516 PARI NEWPORT
COUMT'RY ClUI
UYIHG
Singles, 1&2 bedroom
~. & townhouses. From $409 644· 1900
lBr, lBa. crpts & drapes.
gas stove, encl. gar. &
yard. Water pd. SJOO &
SJSO. Small p e t olt
5'>6Im. 2 Br studio S450. No pets
2 Br 1 ba house, gar. new Near Hoq Hosp. 631-6279
cpc.s, no pets. $400. 22<l8-B _or_l_·fl1_4-_2009 _____ _
P\acenua.. ~7983 Westcliff lge 2br lba. also
2br, J~ba. center ot town. 2br. 2ba adlts. no pets.
Blllns. Gar. Adults. No newdea>r. pool 645-81S2.
Pas. S396Mo. ~ 48r, 2Ba. very lg, all on 1
Seawill-e New 1&2 bdrm luxury
adult apta in 14 plans
from S390 ; 2 bdrm
tDwnhou.ws from S53S +
pools, tennis. waterfalls.
poods ! Gas ror cook tag &-
healing paid. From San
Diego Frwy dnve North
on Beach to McFadden
then West on McFadden
lo Seawind Village.
(714)~5198
4000
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E'slde C M Very spac 800
s/f nn. brk frplc. welbar
& ~ ol gar. Avail 6115.
Must be resp & co·
operative. Fem. pref.
Please send ms & phone
number lo. Ad •75. Box
lSEO. Daily Pilot, Coeta
Mesa. Ca 9218215
Fem munte wanted. Non·
smoker. Pvt room. No
peu/kuls, Kitch pri v.
Pool&hollub. N.B./CM
area. ~ & sbr utll, Sue
or Gene MS--1095,645-0128
McMng~ AvOld depos1ls &
r ul hv1ng expenses•
Professiona lly srnce
llnl. •
HOUSIM.A TES •
832-4134
Am. Y MO CHARGE
1111llttoWIE••
RentaJ Sh&nng Serv1<'e
Has Roommate For You
9:>.l-OS79 7 days 953-039S
Middle ages has 2br .
clean furn. apt to shr All
utd. I smoke. $200Mo
1112-9528
Am seeking a female.
25·35. t o s hare a 2
bedroom BAVFRONT
home: S325/month JO·
eluding utilities Mu.st be
a responsible person and
• DOD-smoker wbo enjoys
a clean livin& environ-
ment and a ·'non·
partying" lifestyle. In-
terested women please
c all Pally al (7 14 )
-~5094 after 5.30 p.m.
ror an i.Dlen1ew appolnl·
men..
Respansible oon-smok1ng
female 2S with 1 well
behaved cat. desires nice
bach or 1 br apt in C M .•
CdM . Newport or
Lag\.lla area up to SJOO.
Call Ad·S1ller 1 187,
fi42..UXI, 24 hrs.
Noo-smc*er M to share
~in C M. Must be
clean. $17S. 549·1643.
Scott.
Fem wanted. 2 Bx apt 820
Qn.er St, Apt IH2. CM.
$150 mo + i,, ut1I.
645-1232
Plush new twhse 3br.
2 Yl ba , pool
$17SMo. + ~UUI. Sec dep.
~3148
Female munte wanted.
Sl.88/mo. Costa Mesa.
Call Ano aft 6, 631 ·5428
050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WANTED:
Garage in CdM.
~
Sl:Mh ol Hwy. Jbr, lba.
fJ'l>k, W ID hkup. Patio.
gar. lyr lse. $550Mo
Avail S. li. 714-883-2723.
NrSo. C.OUt Plaza. 2 Br 2 floor. beautiful new dlx
Ba. Pools, landsuping, decor. frplc, pv\, nr
carport.A/C. Adults only ~ & bay. Avail now
no pets. M25 less disc. Olildren OK. S82S mo.
83M447ext308dys. 1012 West Balboa. Jeff
T»m1.
1 BR, E/Slde duplex. --"-b 2 b bltn _ _. $330 Va'"'"""""'2 r. a . s, y ..... new cpl.a, mo. all amenities. 675-4912
10x30' pr. Storage only.
OllleJeStudenlor? Love-Costa Mesa 135/mo. Call
ly den/bedrm & bath. Hipa>. 63M120
$125.642-1470,646-7555. OHD...... 4400 C...MIM 3124 •7a>Oor 640-7814 Broker. --..... 4200 ...................... . ....................... Brand new 3bdrm. l~ba. b 8 -·•••••••••••••••••••• l2315Sq. Fl .. mo. 3 Bdrm apt, gu paid Fireplace. $S40Mo. lo Walk to beac • 2 Br 2 a Elcape to Udo for• sum· 1617 Weal.Cliff, N. e. ntclcar.adlta NewportffCl&.s.58-~ oondo. den. frplc, pool. merol sun & fun; 4 BR. Aceat.541·5032
6'2-5073 Jae, sauna, muat see. 1-sty. home with great --------1 Laree lbr upper. KJtch. 8).64&-1.534 patio. Walk to bay 'n DIC. SUITIS
1 Bdrm apt bltlu, crpt• Ir drpa. beach club. tennis & Prtme Newport Beach
&le) ,.,..,e.1u paid. Matan aduJtl. No Pets. Newport Condo 2 br. 2 ba, village. May ll.200; June aoc. Near o.c. airport.
6'2-$073 scz..tOM aft. 4PM. 11115 aq. ft. Crptd, planta· 12.000. Jiiiy S3000. Aug. Rent Incl receptioo. coo·
tiian.a..tt.ers. beaut. wall M,000. A/I.. 7»0811 fereoce rm, janitor 2 Bdnm. 1 b9lh apt.
Adull.a. Gu pakl
IC-5013.
sruNNING ir, 2bc', 2ba,
o* • Pool. rec area.
TlO w lllb 9'.
UllUIY~ coverioga. club facll. ae" .. utll•. 100 free
lo QI.Ht aduh complex. Pool • jacuzzi. YI mile ~s::'r ~Yl ~! c op I ea It m ore . Spec. 1 br apt. Cathedral from beach. S8SO mo. ,_, " .,.. __, SecnUrial ten. avail
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VM!W' Sl70-l630. 75&-9036 .
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Bl, 400-700sq fl. w se<'>
Shan! upenses. 851 I~ I
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H1sloncal landmar"
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Role 613-3822
Bayfrant omce. partun1t &
Jan1tor1al , $395
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locallon. s treet ex·
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Pkwy 83J.l.51'
Om View So. l..a«Una
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home. Mu.s1t'1aos will ao.ooo ut Trust Deed, ~ % good care aod ~ for \wo ye.an. P 0 .
treatment for your in· Box 111, An%a , Caltf.
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~bedroom cottage 1n s.tte.-MfcJ. Co.
qwet spol 1n Laguna All t)'l>ell o1 reaJ estate
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8S<~S.ft. Realonooucs 67S-6i00 ual. Wnte ad 1636. <'lo z.d T1k
Pnlstlge office l>ldg nr
Lido Isle. New plush cpts, 4& & elevator.
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63).7920
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Village. 450sq. ft.
8J2,a& or 675-8662
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Newspaper, P.O. Box
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613-7654. no pally. rzo.ooo mui. no
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lrvme area, 2 or 3 BR. --------....-
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Adults. X1nt references on Trust Deeds &
6 7 3 5 7 o l E v e s . & Construcuoo. 640-0068
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Brokers. R. E. Broilers,
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cheerful. 2354 aq. ft. of t"Upallcy. 148·3393 9·5. pro(ila. l st.ore or all. floarapace,a.mp~•coo· ~wtaids. Store location s are wr»eat parking. Avalla· N i l .._._June lit. Offered aub· 1 Room + ~ ba, pvt entr. L • g u n a g u e • ._ ..... pd. II•'" St ff B Bellnower. La Habra.
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dUU~ :S da~ ~ 546 :xUJ
Ol'673-0W1
;n 11. 1 i\••.ard
(';""'~ .,. r~ ::4~·
.~n ff:'"':'.. fi'Njrn f< 1 \ r
,r:M ~ •.1t .. ttr1n1< 1,11,..
•11_,,,;,,r Fv ..... rrJ 1,1:1 1:1:u,
Massage • Escort
Wt: re hark with mon•
ft.17'1 than ('Ver ~ OJ!M .
HIAM 4/\M
11..,vmuk 1-."H'lll"h Outl'.111
c '/ I 4 I !I !ti I :, 7". J II II I
'""' '" ,.1111011 ;i p..t 'C".111 Ortll'lltt'(ounl~
1\111r11al "''''·' 11111 ,. 1 .. ·10("'' :.:n i:•1.1 1m i. ,.
U~T LarQt> 1~1(\.: hdtr
bm 1'1~r ('I\ \IC' '\\>l
Shore. RFW 4,RO l <tll
l~ 6ll li'J9
l~t Old pa~ &>al!lt'
Hound F'em Gra) color
Vic ~land Yorktov.n
Call 962 Tall. f<e""ard
Small G<>rman Shepht>rd
:'o1a le Hllc ,tan l.<1\t''
kids Newµort I Brt!>l ol
\1C 549 l<r.!f>
Ht•l!l"lnMbl\'. w,·ll tu do
m1u·1wd Ill an r f(\ IJ\ S.\
{~e Cnl> S4'ektnlt in·
\1mate r•l111on:i.h1p .. '""°° auractl\e, ~oung. ieolle lo\1ng ~omen
C ell Susie & Sandy
&~1 Ext 8
lB & VOLl '1'1'l'OUS 5 '3"
JI; 24 34C Up com 1ng
l'enlhSt! model nude
modeling, ma'>S.i~e.
1'.M'Ort & l-s.irh part1e!>
Jam.it• 1714 l J,42 57'>1
!tick has mo\'{'11 .tnd I!>
f"nund Fem Llk /tan PUI> tx'fW al 63&-7 lClO Women I'~ ('dM . Marl h ~ J01nf~
548-034J or li13 442'J ----
found Gra> & v.-h 1t 1· uaf'S•"E
male cal Will the la<h • lftAtil AU wtao called on M»v7th re Jj(> pamper ed with a
Rat dmi: itr;;~ & w hilt' per i.on a l r e l a xlnR . ll'U!Ma~c by 12 or the pre· cat. plea.w t'all b~t,k ll UJest 1orls in Southern
maybe your<. tMl ,?fi Cal1forn1a Jac u n 1.
fo'ound Ba!lt·nJi malt -.;twia l~<' Open lOa mf
red I w h 1 1 f:' v 1 c 4.am. 7 days a w~k Vis·
Bushard/Adams (Jwner a /!'tt C Allantls Health
ident.lfy CallOOJ 17!111 ~. 2112 Harbor Blvd.
<:U.la Me5a 645 3433 Br·
f'OUND Sm M do& 1ng this ad ror your
• S trawberry blond e 'lpeclal girt_----
Uruveni1ty l'it 11rea In PtnOfd ~i~~s 5360
• 54.>4183.556-16\9 •••••••••••••••••••••••
t-'OUN O : D og V 1 t' PHOBLEMS-Need t o
Bushard & Adam-; II A TaJlc ? >l'ee roumelmg
Please adenUfy. <.:all ah AOC~l~llne645 ~
• s 968-4572 Soc.id CWK S 4 00
SCIAIRETS
ANSWERS
Foment-Husky
Altar -Caviar
HERNIA
•••••••••••••••••••••••
RICK'S
Sul.ltles or open minded
OOUi>~ We gu11raot~
our 1nlroduc t1o n 11 .
634M 100 Women J o an
tree
Inflation l8 so bad that 11:1 ..... &
the last time I was 1n a lit parlfioft
restaurant and picked up ••••••••••••••• • •• • • • • •
the t.ab, I got HERNtA of ScMa1s &
the wallet. Ws sffaR 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fow:Jd : 2 ~pies, l b lk
F l ••ft ,... Be A Travel Al(etll " ....... lnJ•6weeb.
9el·2Sl4 !l.lne« Travel Schools
FOUND: BMW Keyn n1t lOOllTalbert Ave. FV.
with keys. Downtown ____ 964-67 __ ~----
Newport Beach. Call MllpW~ 7100
_m.31111 ___ . ------1 ...................... .
found : YoUnl grey male ACCM'l'SPAYAILE
cat. pank collar W· bell Q.RJ(
' Vic. Graham 6 Warner. needed for 1ro wina
Hamt.. Beecb.. 141-1803 rmtaurant CQrPOr&t.e of.
----------1 ri ce. E.apr. nee . Xlnt rcu.I: On Willo Lane, benefits, salary com ·
C.11.. dpre\t.e lighter, ~ wkb ability.
, Ualv . of Ke n tuc k y Call Mt·H22. Ru1ty
1 • ..,ble m . l den llf y . 5'Ucan, 2112 llcGaw, ..am IMM !.. t UIO Acmunllqa.t. Katare
.....-.••-•••••••••••• Miit~ for pecboard
.PR!ONANT? Carina. ostem. Co1ta lleu ~eoanMli.01 • ...... _
........... AbeltJm>. ados>· ~--Nf.aa -·M:.-c•a•UM•·111-1a-·
O•r later••Uoaal
C0¥11 ML OirportM 1111~:
• tlMnl • =-~ ';:.., 1011-l MHrOtllmi~ff by...._ .... -_..)'TOii
Pfl£ LAW ...... ...-fl 0.1.. ......... 'JIM co.
-.-WU1 do u,UU., .......... Pllmsat WI\· • a..~ 1. c •• ,. ... u.1 '-~. coa. ,0 .. ...... ..... rt .. · •· •-· II ..... .. N.a-. ct• •DIAMC*D WM•TS D: •1 .. 1t1rl;a,lmM ,...,...,ww w 1 w• •eu . .,• u a. ...................
• ii!'
()ruro(f' Coonly m nnwar
turt•r o f 1..'l l't'l ro
n-1t"'<'ho111l·11I products 1s
:.l'('~<ln~ lra1111-t'' fur da)
,.h1n to a~~1·mbl~· t·lt•r
trm111· ""'ltr ht'" & 1l1!-
1Jlays Af1ply en pt' n.on
Mastfor SpKiaftiH
1640 Monrovia,(' M
~ 3'Z7 F. () f'
A'ssetnblen
Leadlng 0 C elect romcs
inanW1rtunn1t rompan)
has the following re
qui rements ·
~/Solderer
Mus\ ha\'e I )t•ar o;old(·r
~ £'xpencnce Will ht·
rcqUJn'd to :.old~r hook .
turret to•rmenall>. \I. l ff'
~r & lOot'h UI> PCH '>
Apply al
Mca~ SpKiaftiH
1640 Monrovia. C M
6-t.2 ~ "· () ":
ASSEMILERS
We will train Apply
7 A M . M a t• G rt: J: '' r
Yarht.s. 1631 Placenua .
C M.
ASSISTIH
B>fTOR SURVEY
5 :K>PM to 9 JOPM. Mon
day t hru Friday
9 :K>AM lD I JOPM Satur
day Great for t'Olleg1ans
and rnoonJ11thteri S84 oo
per w ee k ONLY
REQUIREMENT IS II.
GOOD VOICE Call
642 4321 , f'Xl 312 :ifll'r
5 JOP M. Monday thru
f'nday --------Attendants ADS To re-
ceive donations. wnle
t1cket.a. keep logs. Be
a~e to ltft at leaBl 50 lbs
$3 10 Hr • full or pa rt
lime All areas Reurcd
welcome. Interview 8 to
It, I lo 3 PM. Goodwill
lndustnes. Santa Ana.
EO&Mf"
Attendants needed for
sell·terVICi! gas 11latioos
tn O.C. Mual be extreme·
ly rel.Jable &. honest and
good w/numbers. Call
tor 1ppt. 646-9661 .
AUTOlOUTE
RroL'iTER. Early AM.
11,; to 2 hrs. $315 to
$4 50 /mo Xlnt .
moonUght . Wives, re·
tired. d11ablllty. atu·
denla Need itd wheels.
fll6..S4218. ~3S20.
AUTO SALES
Bu.aloe11 11 treat at
e.uer Mot.on. We need ex,.teoced aalea peo·
~ Compa.y 8eMf1la. v.no Plu Available.
•fealUI • Ule lna. Nd VacaUonl.
DoD'\ ,,_UP Ude I.Nat
apportuolty I Appl¥ In
,...Today!
~ ....... c...,
•RlrWama. OOftAlllDA
. 'I :1:>12
Baby\itttt' want~
f;.I.!> :!!».9 afll'f t;11111
Hunkin.i
EDER. TE:LLER
..C>l.m I I 'Ui\.., T fl,\ '1 I\
\n 1mk•pt.·ndent h11nk
~Su.nflov.-er . ( ~1
540.5300
E OE
F'ull ume teller J>M•llon
.i\atl E.xper r('Qd Xlnl
'1ru"tlng ~afar; • paut
llll'd.ic11I In.' -+-'.irat111rt
bent'
HBUT AGE I.AHi<
2171 Campu..' Dr Irv
8333700 E 0 E --------
lianlonR
TB.LERS
Pcri-fvl Time
1-:XJ>('nt'Tlre prf'f Prrrd for
rJUT Costa Mt:l>a offtt·t·
Please call Mr George
Wagner •t S46 Z300
CalforMa ~ af
ScrYiM)s .. LoClfl
Z700 Harbor Blvd
Cobla Mesa
Equal Opporturul>
f;mplQyt'r
BanlunR SAV I NG S
COUNS t:t.OR -Xlnt
po'11t1on f or eitpcr
pi•r..on Ill small growing
S&L Pos1t1on offer:i.
vaned acu v1t1es m leller
area a'l well a~ new
aC'C\s. Dala Linc ellper.
d esirable. Call Lee
714-1!'>4-UlOl. E 0 E.
Ue.rt.eoder. full time, for
oonUoental restaurant in
Npt Bch. 7~ 7919
BOAT Builder·Shlpwnght
w /b road exper. all
aspectJI frbgls s ailboat
conatruclion. Sam L
M orse Compan y ,
~1843
la aWutpMcj/Clet1l
f\lll Orne, exper helpful tu not nee. Many c_-o
bmeflll. Appl.y at 1&60 ~.Ccista Mesa.
BOOKKEEPER
Exper .. full chg am ac-
d '& olc. C.M.6'So-4212.
~Aaa't
Dfldent Tackle firm In
C.M. Some ••perience In
AIR. Mlru-romp. exper.
pnl. Ute typln1, 10-key
by touch, blvetorY con·
trol. f'/tlmt. S alary
OllJlll.eG·ll•.
CAIWAIM
N.I. area luft1 Mot. .,._.. ..... oaiy AIM, ,,...., c.w. Call ........
~~·-----
(~,11•1Urt•~' 01111. ,1\ :11l:1hl1•
l11r lull ltnll' ,\,~i..1.1nl
\l.ui.1.:er-on 2n1! 6t h •I
'~1111' Nu '''IJ' r1 .. n1 ,.
rw<. \.\t• tram \•\\ jlll •'
nwnl 111111or1un1t' lof
ll\alldl!l.'nl\'n\ 1.)(l'l\l<lll' Ill
~.'.> '.10 IH'( hour I C
qualtft..O ~or rnon• 111
(OCll'\3.llOO & lfllt r\ ll'"'
appl ~ lo l>IOrt' ~ J7 11 Ol'I
~t .i r • C o ~ L .i M •· ~ J
714 631 9421 Well 1n
1erv1ew Monday thru
fhda> from Sam to 3pm
F4ual ()ppor t:mplO) f'r
CLERICAL
!'len l'al t·XPl'fl"nri• 1n
t-'tnJnt 1.11 I 11•!1! pr1•
lrrred r'lllll)' ..,J<.111'
.: ., n i-r a I 11 I f 1 1 1•
knowll.'URl' o( 111 M
~t:mon 100 & :-.upport
.t.'o!>ll>l;U\l lo held forcP
Xlnt worlun.i ronds &
c•n\tr onml'n t Full
bmefi~ pa1t1 holidays &
\at·auon ()ran~e L'ounl~
Airport area t'llll (or
appt 8J3.~
U.t::RlCAL
W'ESTSlM
a.ECTRJC, IHC.
Now hinnii en Ba I boa
3Swpm !y p1n2 sk ti I
$180 25wkl) Exc£'1lt'nl
benefits. paid 'a cations
Apply m µt!r..on 7 JO 3 30 Moo Jon 1320 S1mp:.on
Cir Anaheim. E 0 E
V H/!.1 F
U.E.RICAL
ICEYPUHCH
10 key by to uch t·11
pen~ needed lkhttl
women's wear inventor)
cootrol of fire P rr OK
calJ ~12. a.sk for Mary
Ann 547 .3925 ---------
Oenca.I
ACCTS PAY AILE
We have an 1mmc.od111te
need for an A/Pay Clerk
wtlh min of 3 yrs rrct!OI
payables cxp e r . Su r c~ful candidate will
have exper. i n a
mamtartunng environ·
ment& have• good foun
dauon II\ EDP appUc•·
llOn.'I Please contact
.... S,.Ciaffin
1640 Monrovia, C M
6'2·2427 E 0 E MI f' Ill
a.aacAL
Regbter today for loul
t.empOn1'Y uaarnmeota.
557-0045
cr\·Llr\:
II MPOIRNl't l'tll$0NNf l ~ IMCI\
J7ll .... .... ... ,, .. .....
• • i •
644-7330
Cl..ERk TYPIST
lt\1111' Wt· h,1\f' 1mnll'd
•·11~·111nr t h.1111·1 t11r
· n '"'th I'll• J.' ,111 t v. or Ii.
1111-t 111t1I I ',,)) \1 J\
.,, J:1 r, I' il ~ "'t I'
11t•rk T'l"'l l-1l•-c1hlt: JI
t1•f'Til10fl huur-II rh r Jlt'
l\~UCalt• '°" t"Cper
m l.rvtne i.ndWlln a I com
plett Cor m•nagt"menl
~ulltnR firm Please
C'aU 75"! 8:.62 ~5. ~fon
~'rl
I L t-: lU, T \ l' I '\ T
I" 1"-r ti ulf1• t "'ur~ • "
, .. r \.ri>rld l\µ111)! .. i.111,
Jl>tlll\ t•1 hJTl<ll•
tt'lept)ont-... Op port unit'
ft1' 'K'lf dt'' <'lopmc·nl &
x1nl bl•fK' Sul.;n n.n.:t'
~ S96tl to :.tart 0 C
airport area CJ.II for
uppl 833 9'lJ I
Ll-:""V Lt:ASI-:
A l>t\ of Nal1onal ('ar
Henlal S)'i.tem. Inc 4!172
Ou.Pont Or Ste 15. I n
CONTROLLF.ll Sub
rontroctor of lloortnll
'lcekinit d<-grct•t•t1 a t'
rount.ant w/mln 2>r.> t'll
per Xlnt t>e-nr Salary
open Ca ll Debbi e
~1601 --------ant. Full or part llm<'
~1esa Vtr<k> Convales
N!fl\ JIObpilnl. 661 Center
St C M~~
(.X)()K F\t II II me de ys
PermallenL Xlnl wort
1ng cond'i Apply 1n
person~ Upper Crust
Inc 4533 Campus Dr
Irv
Coote
Full time, no c xpcr
Newport. Irvine 1trta.
CaUBM-3868
COUNs&O•
Small fnendly employ.
tTV2nt aitency seeks ex-~wr 'd Counselo r who
might ltke 10 wor k
w /own speciall) Call
flit•. 540-605-5 Coutal ~I Agency, Z790
Harbor Blvd. C M
NEVER A F'F.E
C~GllL
Lunches. 11 . 30 lo 2.
Mon \hru F'rt $3.75
Pa' hr. Call 9M-Jle8
Counter help , P /T .
Mature person In fH l
food operation Moo·Frl
11·2. IUct.rd 833-8347
Delivery drtver ; s mall
ml« co , ICJOd dr\vlng re·
cord, valid Calif. Ile
Call:IC·ml
De.ooa1ltal0t1 1lvla1 __.. liOft dr1all1 In
--. "if/1111 .,..., Hn :
M l'tl 6 .. ,. Pay
SUl4•r· H l·IOll or ,._ CIJl lllnt ••· ...................... .............. ,,.. ,..,.. ...
. "
HDA
"' I r!lf'ld p1>ll~h1ng 1·~
"'' lrla• ,.,.,.1i, l'\1
df''ll tN, ~I <l)\. t \ll''
7bl ~
r>Rl\'l-:R..., S21~ 't\ Pf·k
W1U lrllJJ'I true le dnH'h
l~n llam~ !l!Y.>-MIJ
DttlYaS
Men or women ZS > ~ or ol<kr Know l~ coa)t
l1U.._.... :-Ol*l Su«> a w N -k or
m11r1' rJran.:t l """
)f>ll(J .. l..ilJ 17)00 ~11
lli-rrm .. nn ~ .. un1 .. 1n
\ jllE'' '" ,,f ~l .. t• r
b I' I w n .... t' '" ho p e &
~~hd•
Earn $00 10 $1.50 ~r wk
Part ume !lid 3 peoople.
will train. )Our hr!>
~ ------
f}itry levt>I po51t1on svatl
General c ll'r1 t'al
k.nowledRe nee lnven
I.Or)' exper 1'e!p(ul. Good
KrOwtll _potenuaL 1-'ull
benefits Contat'I 8 111
Hottan 642 · l.SQ3.
F'abncalJ<ln
Aaylc "*1cGtor
At least l yrs expr
Sa.laT) nt>iiol 5.56-alOO
F actory work : Fem
maduM opent.ors. full
\ltDt days. p rf' eves, Wiii
lralJl_ th.mllJUl\Oll Beach
Al\ 9AM. 897 25.29 ------
f'aa.ory Work 1 n.s pector
Sml da'trocUC parts, full
lime days. exper. pre-
fernid. will tr'lll.n. Hunt
lfll!J.00 Beach . a ft 9 AM
tl71·25Z9
FOOD SBYICE MGl.
5 AM lo I PM, Moo lhru
f'Mday. Must be expr'd
an ordering and recel vlng
and capabie ol supervls·
mg employeea. Lon's
Kitchen. Salary open.
Call aft 10.AM. 979--0747.
f\L1son School comm wuty
members to senie on Site
Council. 1980-81. Elec· oona· June 2. at 3:15.
f\&Jloo School. Rm '16.
Gal Meded for youna
p!U'al,yled married lady.
Man tbru Fri. Bal lal
~ dnve. 875-5652
GmenJ The Balboa Bay Club la
row bl.rt.Qa.
WAITE R : Part time
pmat.lon. Muat have •l
lealt 2 yean experten~.
L EAD VALET: Ex ·
peri«>ee ~·All
sNfta. I ..,_.call for 1ppt.
... '13111
M•M.OMCI
... .., .... CCII'.
tut. worklat wl\9'
C\latomen, • dttaUed
wattL. Pd. ne.UO.. llck ............ ~.
hll Uae. A"b ln Pen.._. MH·Yrl, at ......... CtMrot.
.. Rudolph. c.•. ....
Gf'nnal Off1r1· !lam to ~/M••9""
.'.>1Jm Mon 1hru .-~r1 foUJJTlme Xlntpay f:u
f'honeo J)t'1"3«1ahty. mu.'lt ~.Lag Bch.
bt> good w11h f1gurei; ----"------
1)-ptng ~tred Salary HARDWARE SALt:S :
~n Lore '~ K1lt'hen Apply 111 pen.on, Crown
979-0747 alt IOam Hardwll-l'e, 31C71 E. Coaat
<,t-:Nt-:RAI. ltfo:J.I'
l',.rmanent po ... 111on~
.;\ ai.l w ltJ"OWlnlt tool rt"n
lal hrm ~h in f'll1'la
~na. l..11Cun• Bear h & n Trim !ivnf' W1ll 1riun
Appl) l'lJO S pl Jil\d
~ ,-.. ur Uf.00 l,• m
bt-n um f'j Tor'J
ttwy CdM
Heall.I\ f'ood Bar on Beach
neech auracttve fe mal1•
IV< permane{\t l'/ltm,.·
poi.1l 1on f'or.sibl y
ma.nagemenL Must be
~ and en.JOY wear·
1ng c e s u.al clothes
!:l&lary open accon hng to
ab1h1y It e:itpenence <:E~t:R A I. <H"fl C I': sn~
('[.Ef<K Co lnratf'd -------
nur ~i-wport Buc h ~fa>'T~ CASHlt.:R -
f'lc&...anl "'vrkmit t'e>nd A I u e D o I p h 1 n
T)ptng ~wpm . pnor u ftestaurant 3355 Via
per ~rat»e A f'. I\ R. Udo. N 8 tau ct\tge Ca1J for irl PPl tL~ .....
1"2W7~ ......,.
GEHIJlAL OfflC E
SIO)To ~
~Otu:sWITH
EXP ERi ENC..:
F'I H• Girl oU •H'
\ a.ned .-<'\" 1! ll?'l>
V-,. W'l ll lr .11 n
Co rwd btm-f1~
>WPI> bd""~ns.-11
&'53 Produ.ict.>oo Place
__ New_' --'port Beech
G...10k~
7.im Jpm ~tnC'k
tirok1 r.;1(1' l1rm n1·Jr
Ill \11"lJUn (4JIJud)
~.t-t.1.-"n~HJ21
Urt'at SaltSPf'r~on for
•Grtal Th1nis1. So
(..i~ P1lUJ, pit-~ t'.&ll
for appt 'TS I 0510
GltOUr HEAL TH
Cl.AIMS ADJUSTOtt
lrvlne We have 1mmed opmi~ 2 yns e1per de
s ered Chance for
growth. Plea.sa.nt worlt
1ng t'Onds . C all M ax
557 :rnTi E 0 E M I f'
GUARDS
F'ull & part time. All
a r ea 'i U niform s
fu.nu.she-d Ages 21 or
avtt Retired welrome.
No expen~ ntt App·
1)' Uru\'enal ProlectJOn
Service. 1226 W. ~th
Sln«.. Santa Ana. 1n·
l«V\eW houn 9-12 & l ~
Man t.hru Fn.
GUYS&DOU.S
Pleuant }Ob oo phone in
nice off1t'e lmmed
opaunp S4-S7 /hr. Also
need t'losers w1dependa·
bM! car. CaJ I 84.2·6SSO 1n
H.B
HllDHEl.P?
He.ip )'OW"&ell lo a
Heaptng select loo of Qua.hf kid Hope( ul.s
lnt.beDAILV PILOT
HELP WANTED ADS
Housekeep~r. t'll per
prel 81 ltn Rual • •
M~. p rl to stm. • •
SerV'IC'e ~rsoo.'> • • A p
ply Ill perYlfl llote I San
~. ~ S Coa:.1
HW) .w BC'h __ _
HOUSECLt:ANER~ up
In S5 ~ hr Car 6'.S--5123
HOUSS98
ly-tt.Sff
(ur t'fdt-rh m•n 2 hr . l
b.J .ipt nr Balboa Pier
1 .. ,e 111 No dnving. M .. l
Pt'll a htlle t-:ngh~h
SlOO twk Call son Bob
roliftt 714 .-2229
HOUS8C&Pltt/U•~ ..
i\pprec1ahve family . !>
da~ OceanlronL Rell.
64>Lsel
KSEKEEPER/UVE IN
2 cMdref\. 6&8 Salary
75 S391 or S48--0M4
Jlousek~per · Live-In.
Must s peak Eog_llsh &
dnve, Hunt Ha rbour.
!Ml> T.118. 213/e:M· 1861
INSURANCE
UNDERWRITE R
Large t'omm agency.
Exper nee. Good bene &
C"ompensal1on . Call ·
Diane B. 833-9650
1nsuraoce LarRe insurance co. has
11nmedu1te opm1ogs for
e xper. comm ercial
reters Must have al
l~ast J year's com ·
merc11I lines package
rating exper. a nd be
familiar with CLM
roaouet Ute typlnc re-
q 'd. Outstanding co.
benefits . incl. pr ofit ·
shanna bonus. s avlngii
plan. & medu:al-dental.
~ m penoo, Mon·
fr•. 8 ·2 . Sa f eco
Insurance Compa n y.
17570 Brookhurst St .,
f'V E.O E. -------
You rq r..,.a Ad-Sitttr _.when
placing vu od • • . °"' Ad.sitter
numb« -· ~ "1 'fOJI Daly Plot od ••. Ad-Sitttr ... yox ii ....... , you cdl in at your COIHIUlllD to Olf
the ,~-to YfJAlf od .......... 11 o;.; 15' per wffk. for IMf't 'ntormatlon and to ,... ,.. ad Cllll • .. .. -
I
I
GROWTH
np' M
PEOPLE
• -CllST-Yfllf .........
~
(
Our Clas1ifltd Adverli b)D
Departmenl seek a peno• who ft\Joys telepbooe sale&. be able to l,)lpe
«5 wpm (electric), have a pa.a.ant
penoaallt,y and ell)oy working WLlh ~
great group of people• Company
benefit.a indude m echra1. denta&. Ufe
lnsun.nce, credit unton. etc Salary
PLUS commls,:slon. Pteuc: call for
1nt~rvaew . P ersonnel Ot!&1ar lmcnt
6G432t. ext m
MOTOI IOUTI
Jmm~_•chate opportuntty for p rH1·11.1e
canu.ngs. Motor rou~ available rn lhe
Soul h La g u n tt d r l' u 0 ~ h ' / er y
afternoons Mooday lh~h to' n da)·
:\1omings Saturday and so,._d ay No
monthly door 1·oll ~cllonb. l''•armngs
about S500 ~,. month groi>..1. Re liable
tr~portalloo und s maU ce o h deposit
reqw red. C<.t II 64~·432 l fo'o· ~1 er Ou~tlet
for details.
DISlllCT MANAG1• TRAINll
Circu_latio n depart .m e n t has an 9~e nrn a . for a lr ... a in ee 1n th e C 1r cu lat.a~n. Sa le15 , Servioe and
C6 1lec t1on Ar•ea . Se lected
applicant will r.~ce1ve a libe r a l
startlng salary. ·regular!\' scheduled
raises, bonus Qpr~ortun1l1es and m anv
fnnje benefits SIJC'h as paid vacat aons.
pa.Kl group lnf'>'Jrance. hfe insurance
and dental rov1erage. Must be 18. have
good driving reC'ord Hours generally
11A!\1 t~ 9i PM . Monday throu gh
Fnd.ay. Sa1.urday overtime ava lla ble
CJS need~,. If you are quu lified and
interest 1.:d in learning nc wspa per
ctrCulat .\on business. com e m person
and a.c;k for Harry Seeley or Ken
Godd·.aro befor e lOAM or after 2P~t. ~loo.day through Frnlay .
SALESPERSONS
Part TlrM famht9s
'Pt-rwnalll.\ Plus Adult~ over 21 to "'rl with and mol1vatl· kid::. S.t.00 per
hour to start. Laguna. Cap1~tra no. San
Oemente ar eas. Sl OO a Wt'Ck potential.
Call 642--1321 ext. 250 or -t~ti -6800
between J-5PM. ask fo r Andrea.
PART TIME EV&llN~S
Enterprising adults. Over 21 "'1th
dynamic. advent u rous personahltes
\\ho enjo,,· wor kin g with and
rootrvatmg youths uges 10 to 13. S4 00
µer hour to s tart . S lOO a wet:k
potential. Ca ll 642·4321. ext. 250
t>etween 2 and 6P M . ask for Laurie
ORANGE CO~T DAil Y PILOT
330 Wflt lay St., Costa M.s-. Co.
642-4321
Alt Equal Opportunity Employer-
W .DftigitSales
fIDe arts, lamps. access.
fleXJble hrs Car nee
Mogmnt oppt'y. Will
tram. 499-1461
LEGALSlC.
NjJl. 8cb. law f ll"l'D seeks
~for (amJ.ly law
att.omey. E.xper"d & good
ml.ls. Call 540-~
lnlenor Design r1nn has UR GUARDS_
an 1mmed1ale opening Newport Dwsu 18 & ror the nght person an the '7it!t 1131 Back Bay Or.
design field Drapery ex-N.B. 644-58Zl
per1ent'e h e lpful .
497.m6 IOam Zpm. LVN Part time Reiter
C h argt' Nur se
JANITORS/MAIDS ll·7.JQAM. Mesa Verde P1' eves. Irvine area S3.2S/hr. S4l·l31l Coov. Holp. tsl Center , Coat.a lleM. se..ssss
Jarut.or wanted for larRe
Convalescent H05pital MACHIHIST
Mon 1-'r i. Apply in Bndgeport Operator
..-rson: 340 Victoria. M/P. Fullorp/tlme Ex·
C"" M pr'd Be your owa boss.
--------· _641>_1813 ______ _
JANITORS/M A IDS ---------P/I' eves. lrvu>e area.
$3.25/hr. S4.1·33U
QYPUMCH
OPBATOR
CRT buic uper nee.
f'111-time days, appare mtv ln S.A. ·company
bendlta-call K ath
~l-6322 ll'TCI•• ...... 1'\111 time. ..... v am~. Hosp. •1 Cen~r.
a.t.allea.
Leaal RecepUonht·
Typi1t.. 111o 15 wpm. Laa
i1D1.. call Mn. Wlnalow ··-
,.~ .......... .. ..... , ..... ~
..... ~a.tile .......... ,... ... ......... , ..... '··••tt _. ...... ' a r 11 ££111; ... , ..... , ....
...... Clll•Y911 ···t·· .. ·· ...•. . ,.. ' ••"-•' .. , .... , ........ .
Piii .. .....
'l..'11
T...cilv. Mey 13. 1980
.............................. 1111!11.... .. ...
'•stSfVR ...:-'=:t.... ~~ .. --~c1m ~w..w noo ....,wl!IW 11eo !!! ... ~!! ....... ~.·.~ ....................... .... .................. .
~-:-·i S..~a l
1r1. •s-.•rh•, e e ~--.
"OU.OD for .-a.. ..._.,! At•l "' .... .. Oat: •Je c ........ , '"""· ..... .. fw i119{'41,_ M•H 10
• a D • I • • • 0 = .. s .o• c.11
--•9Gd ':r iiir: ......
-t "91a e>pe. lata ..... a..9'4111
>I Acbaale l!•r•p• .-n
~ "-kd Im.mediate
I)' Appl)' Uf Lo.
liloll•••. Sao Clem ...
Mdall ..... --•nOMST
..._.,. ..... IOI' Nvt
8dl. lab lmuruce pro
~ 6 Pbhlb<xomy
pref. 1'tUa aa a fWJ.tune
.,.rmaaeat po11t 100
Pboa e Jaa . HUl y er
-.-.11tlM.M
.eecA.L
TaAMSCallt
SmaD au. ~tw 111
Newport Beach ha:.
permanent po:.1 1 ion
i.vaU. unmed for ~elf
u i.rter w it h good
l>eCn!lanal l>ki.Us &: I 3
yars ~ transcnp
\ton ellper1e n ce
F a mtl1a r1 t ~ with
med1c al t med1ca re
hel pl uJ Good :. ULrllntt
salary & tnn,e benefits
~-Foc 10t.erv1ew
coatact Jane f'oley
m-0660 EOF: M1F
Medical Ass.ISUint, 1 Girl
olfice. General pract1Cl',
5days MZ~
Medical Asst
P 'Ume. f Ot" busy ENT ol
flee. ~ oC back
ale' ll t,ypmc necessary
c.&l.&47..,
lledtca1 Secnury tor or
tbope d1 c: 0H1t'e 1n
Newport Beach f 'u II
Lune days Must bt-
knawiedgeable 1n l.8lttnf?
medtc-"1 b.l.stones. rapid
lYPUIC • t r UJ1CM b111 R
Salary commeniauate
w tabi.titJes Exper only
~ llPPIY SC9d reslllJ'I e
ID P.O. Bo& ~S76. Daily
Pilot, P 0 . Box iseo.
a.ta Mesa. CA l2l62S.
Ma6ml
Administrator /Bmincss
Manqer P's)'t'tllatnc of·
f1ce Must have ex·
penatCe M2-D17.
MEDICAL~ -2
llOlliliws avmL ~oot & t.s CJfficle F\IU cw part
ume. s.. 7779
~odels --Ac:tors
1t '~ flSl & prolltabk! LO
pnnt model Nt'wport
Pbo&o Flllihaons. A h I J.: h
Fashion Photo Modeling
Stud.to tsl-7174
MOrOIROUTE
Daily Pilot r oute 1n
Newport Beach, after
noam. Nooday through
Fnday. plus SatW'day
and Su.nday monungs
m.50JID per mcolh grogs
Call 6'2·'321 Come 1n
6IDd fill out appl Mu.st
own car Good for retired
per'l(m. Ask for t'lrcula
Uon. FOiler Ouellet.
MO¥IE EXTRAS!!
All -.es & types needed
1811 W K.atella Ste 125
Anaham, srn.fee.
778-1080
NURSES AIDfo;s. All
shifts. expen~ or
Trainees Mesa Verde
Conv. Hosp. 16J Cent.er.
a.ta Mesa. 541-SSIS
~
C.11"94 .....
kOO hr. 7..J shill
X1at WDttiq conds. 8
Paid ho lidays. EOE.
~
~ConY. Hospital
21156 nturia Ave. C.M.
Ntninc
I Et 40DIAL YSIS
IHf\.YM
114-131-llOI
m'PIC!: WOR& -WUJ ..-.-.---lo art..0,-... tolplll.
9oMIJ
OIJICI ... ....... .....
Af'&A/1-.... .... re.-trH reHeltl• ....... c-. ...... . ................ . .........
OiPUQ•K .................. .................. ,.., .......... ..
Alllr .... : ............. . .......... Cir.ran var . c.,.., s1111 --
~ .._. ae.. • coe· ----.. 'lw
NCGUQ• oort MOC8 ....
SYll ....
fOl1NI
MAllllCMn
OaUMH.1ama
f714J~IOJ BEA STAI ...
•CAIL'S
I.*
Q,f!. llelri ........ Lop fr••••r , •r•••· e PmtSQI& :::· CaU aA I .
TENNJS ORISNTED 1--------
fulltime Or.-pnN, Kh M•
NE ED A CT IV IT Y • __. • ..,_. c..,per.
PROC1l.Uf DIR.ECTOR dht mdl. Pft/Mtb
... JNCWD~ NIGHTS m.tm 6WKN'DS. A11o Deed ad· 1--------
mlnlltrathe recep· .,...._....., ,..... Self
Uomtit. tulJ.UJDe, part cleanl•I· Tapp•n
time, days nlth.' l.•· ~ 90kt. LIM new. ..... Sl!rioul • COOll· ....
...1.raa.. C&U Geo af Jt.
SECR!:TARY I EX EC -R..Qu.l aub ol lrvi.ne HaqlaMt W dee nqe • 2
Set:n&.ry to dUef nee. &MM-2.P M Dally. C7l4 > ovat. &d C'OllCf. 1200.
Oll'k:er/edJn'niatrator ol •:m.-~ ... -......... _. _Mt~---~--~---
am psyctuMne hoeptt.al ---------GEmm-topfrener.
In Dana Pt S iron& Tbe Gr1nder-S3t·l8S4 &l.nteond. S150
llALISTAft
5eO'fta.nalsJ11Us •nper Waiter~. ""aitreuea. ~T7al W.IS 0 p eo ~, 1 D w e II •ctr bed lMM nnn COOIS ""'1-Vaned Ulltteralln« adl • bus personnel.
Qe SnTa4. eMC.. TralDlDI ... 1ahnce. c,......_ .._ •
a•oerou comm111lo• VV1r11sa ~
duties ts pleasant en · 21.()(2Pat' C~l Hwy, H 8. _. _____
V11U1.1Denl. 4116-5702 -tots POllOIJtll z..• M*S'ftY ID. ~IAMSIDI. CA. .... gchedvJc C•JI Dawn, SI• f
m.-SWBYISOIS
Tow trutai dnver, full
--------• ume, must have itood SICalTUY driving record Work
.......................
&llC>Pel S.. Barc-111 HWI ·
ten. Uquid•'«W AIK
don. Every Wed llite. A II
New Me r c hand1 sl'
lmpecl 3 LO 7pm. Auel.ion
7 : 3 0 . I 3 O 7 E
Oranee th or p e ~ 992>-02JllO
Real Ellt.tteS&Jes lxuu .. t beHflh, ~ ttme with good of area Santa Ana. CO!\ta
TOP OfffCE --"'--c.-.. •Beal Locatlott .....,. --.....,
flee 1lull11 Sta rt 11n Mesa Por employment
med1ateh Xlnl "P lllli'.rVlf.'W call MZ·8742 or PAnntieS
S.... Aaa vacaUOD club ~ 2 GOOO phPOe
voice.. 3 to $ hr.i 3 llpm
Moo -Thuu Sl.irl
U-15 t1lr S43-1'9l57
•Uigb(;omm1M1Q11 ..... "yG9 Cln ~
• ProtesaJOIULI Tr&uWl& .. ate.Sy • .,1oy· pol'\WUt) t.o IJ"l>W with Si2J-9292 bet 8 AM & 5 PM upand1ng company
• Expene:oced ool)' ...t. .., miu tWs Good s.a.lary & pleasisnt TRA l NEE · Pr 1nl1 n &
• El:perie:ocedooly '" t .••. ~ s u r r o u n d 1 n " ~ Bluellne W1lbng to Do9I 8040 ITW~ train ~nons w i no pnor •Call Now
Redbt1I Realty 673 1JOO t 11 • ., 5-d.y .......................
PAIT-TIME
WTWAU
Ptnoo•ble, ~nergettc
penoa aeeded w1art1slk
abilt,y to rnerclultldise &
di.splay gtftware 111 our
N 8 store Moo-1''r1.,
~ Qill the S\ON' man•Ker lor~appt
TI.eG..DdDNCJ
16105-Ml~I
Ml ..... adt
644-7330
PU OPBA TOR
Telephone Ans serv. will
lrain. full & part lime
___ Ask_for Walt Z,.. S,..
REC EPTIONI ST I
TYPIST lrvUle based llOll c.ttw Or
corporatJon is sttkmg taVlt4E
mature, non smok 1ng Equal Opportumt~
person w /ab1ltty to Empk>yerM F
ansv.ilr phooa, mobile --------• rawos. type so wpm
Good sla.rtulg salary &
bene Coolacl J oyce
l:twen 3-~ ~.filOI
Rf:CIP'T10HIST
Qime &rOW W\lh lb Typ
mg • telephone upr
niq. lJllormal olf1ce Hr~
8 ~to 4 .~ d.aJly Appl)
US Canb. 1400 Quarl !:>l
r.MO. N 8 833-8207
SU.
Elqient.'OC'ed, 9«J!~C,l'l't'
sdl · Sl.altt'rs r eq ui red b >
pl"()flress1ve compan'
QiJ I 631.fABO
SAJ..iS GIRL Mature
Soclw l'OISmf'tll l'Xp1•1
1-·'T~PIT ''"' ~M14
SICafTA.ltY
lrvtne based food supplt>
merit ml~ ro lS ~lung
WI t>xpenenttd & .. m
t' 1 c n l d ~ p .ir l m ~ n l a I
.!e<'retary ,\p1>ltc·anl
m~t rut\e t-XCt'llPnt or
g11n11at1on11I. t> ping &.
~d ..-11b Will rt'
putt dm•ctl) w dt part
ment managt'r Plt-a~t·
~nd ~um .. to L••r nune L&ndow a t P< > Hou x
Mi311 11"' V.!j I~
• • SIC•ET ARtES • •
days S42-67 (7
-RECEPTIO NIST
PBX ~rator. Aru. s<'rv V\vaoom. out&omg lo0ll
exper also 0J>("rator 1ni for unique oppt'y,
~GIRi. Maturt
Card shlliP Pa.rt ltml'
5S2 ~14
~ llou~wart'' App
ly 1n penon Cro ~ 11
Hardware. 3lln f-' ( OU'I
Hwy .CdM
I • art't'1° Pill> It l<A! 34 hr
11.i). trav .. 1 htt h ''-'
.Jlort1I J rw I 'lU. SI !I 200
\la.fi(c·ttni: '-,d lh l-'u11
i\naht-1 ffi $1-1 I.JI JI I
1\N't Gn Ld1i?r Rt-, $1 l 21.111
• •Sa..le8 Consultitnh • • w/Supen 1sorv expl'r ptush oew law ctr. Fash • e ()ur ()l'f11't'• •
,~Qnh f'n.-t· rnt-
1.u ~lndt'h. .\~t·11• •
It® 0\J"('h l::"\ldb •.1
SJS.~ bl. NB w 1ultra mod
.,-vAAEB..o.TOR * ~., l..tle' \yping r~ r9A~ <AlJDawn.642·~ Part ume oc full time. -----~ OPPORTI.::'-1 rv ~1)lll"t 8'-ac-h ~HI '~• days or eves Mu.st bl-RECEPTIONIST In
able t o work some t.ema.U<lnlll computer co
wke.ods Typing skills 1n Irvine req'I wt>ll ~ Many ro ben1·f11s qualirted ~lOOJst to
Wt f. P Huttbn .. ub
sacb&ty Earn Sl.5,0IJO tn
Sl8.000 Part 11m ..
972 2712 Or l>et:ld r~ u mt'
to POBOX 6Z4. Dail)
Ptlot, POBOX l !>t.ll
Cot.ta M.esa, CA 1'2626
SECTY /l•OCPIR
EOf-.: handle 'lwttchboard in F~ ls area 1>'0 11 IO commg v1suors 4t h1<ht
I ~irl o ff 1 ,. \1rv11rt
ll~J \fu.-.1 ha\•• '''V"'r
in rommt'rt '"' k r. m.tnal & fito, l'I \.fu'l Ii.-
mature & h<H I' •I r.I
<1ktl h !-.a lan fl t''
K'.13-0000
Al.rport atta~·HOOO den cal duUes Salar) up
PBX Operator LO Sl .OOOMo Send ~pbes
Answenng ser vice. ex to Box 632. Daily Pllot.
penenoe pref C M ~rl'a PO Box 1.560Cust.a M~a.
Swen& & Gra\ eyard CA9'!626
SAUSPBSOH
Q\lalllio sailesper ... on
needed (or CN•ll~e hlRh
fllhlon Jeloll"elry gallery
l'liw. et\JOY WOC"kul& WI th
public Exc1tlng finan
tuf beoeCls. 11ood ba ~ -
p&}' +comm. l nt.erei.ted
person please 1· a 11 «nu
avail For info. call
541}Jrr7 -----
Person Fnda> lmmcd oPeftinc. Ute typing, lite
bookke.eptng Resume
l"eql&l'ed. Contact Suzan
~
RlCIP'TloMIST
F o r wknd s 0111~
J1'ellsam vOlce & appear
far a ftne CWll.lture slorf'
1n C.K. Ask for J ~n
~31Z2
RICIPTIONIST Sii!e.
Si-<-un I~ ll u.ll1'0:. . J 12 111
WH .l}!\htf\
lM-«>IO Nt'wport Dunt>\
-~wt~ in~-"°"--
SECURITY
PRJJ'O LAB in Oran11e PIT. mlD. lypini needed. Quality salopersoo
eo-ty has some arw P!I' 20 bn pr wk. min needed to ooauct bw.1
opp for rt. people on our typing needed. Mu:.l ~ DeS..'> & prolesslOOlll ~
Mature . .,,.ell-groomed
aeatleman p1t1mt to creet v111tors & give
directions 1n public
gatdtm in Con:ina f>t'I
Mar. Call 673-2268 Mnn
Fn 8 30lll m 4 OOpm a'd shaft. Perm . full lime xlnl on phone Salary ple on appou\lments on
pas. along with som e p 11 oPm-m-&111. 833-"2A4 _ ly H1&h comnus.sions ~
po& aa our 2nd s hift. ,,,,.._--__....,_, rmewa1s 5dr..1wk \No
$67-. ......-ECiP'TICiMisr DlRht work I Company
besm\t.s iMI Phone Mr
-----
S.C.lt., Offic"'
All shirt..-. Oranitt' Co locauan 1 n• 1 m nu
PLUMBERS HELPt;K Nwpt Clr I~ Typinl[ Hibbard 714 ~7 1721
Will t.ram $200 week to fll'.IC.'e5IS. Gd beoe. pay & aft llam
.SECY18KPR pdrt full
11rnt· H r; l'•• t d \t
~Jarv nu ('all !I 12
~1on Thu m~ !Wt
st.art ()pen Sam Kµm potenbaJ. ----
991>8413 lrvinePe~nelAgenq Sales kep for Tra'l'I
----ff.E. 17th. Cost.a M ~d \J(enc.-) Paid b) mm
1PIJMT1NG ~u~ 642 1470 mission Call 7~ 13 11 :-.-n 1C"t" -.u111on allPntian\
l-\Jll l1m1• \j>pl:-.it I~ rnurn.213 592 1'.li 1 Ir yoo are 20 or ovl'r & ~ AsldorJaci:1l· lo:llong roi-d carN>r op
ponunJl)' in pnnlin)(. JP
ply al PENNYS1\V f-:R ,
1600 Plarent1a l'~
Pnntmg
PrsMnan Ali Dick Ell;·
per 644 8233 N B
PllOU ft SECRET A.RY
Mm 5 yrs exper In all
phues ol probate. caµa·
~ o( worittnR without
superv1s1on. flex1hlP.
able to work wider vre
s:.ure Laituna ll1lb.
salary oegouable Ccill
Uine for appt. 586-0070
PRO D UC T II>~
TRAJNEE Rubber hose
products. Irvine area
Must pass comµan y
pbyslCal mduduig back
X-ray Taking apphca·
l ions btwn 8&10 only
Stratof le x 17671
Armstrong A ve I rv
E.0 E.. A Kenda vis Ind
C.o
PT01rammer I Analyst
Will cooven e.xisung pro-
p-ams for hnanc1aJ ac-
counting. personne I.
marketing functions
from IBll system 34 to
Data General Computing
S)'s4em: adapt and l \IP·
part IOllware s)'MenU to
..at OODvenioa : pro-
vide system Interface
with many procesaon.
make adjustments In
dlta ayatema: BS Com
pd.f.r' Sdmce and 1 year
experience required·
m>perweek. Take ad to
nearest EmploymeD\
DewlQJI 1ne11t Dept. DOT
lllZ.1S7-066. Ad paid lor
by....,,w. EOE.
PIT ...... mmn penoa
for drln·llaru photo
--.IN.ICT·mf
Real £state Sa te• , r ... , N..s ....
a.it ........ ,., •. = comml11loH.
nil. ......
.;.. \\.tl~.1 ·1 /,I 1·1·
R.£.Lmd~
10.l~C .......
S..TWsS...ad
HS.3402
As* for Mr. Evans
~~Parent
!louse Pa.rcnl!s I lo n.'
llf'll't' ~ parenL~ on
aJtemate wkods an hom'
'>t'tlang ~ S IX dt'\t'lop
mentally d 1sahlt'd
clients Must ha\e
mzumwn ol 2yrs rollege
&n SooaJ Scleflce area &
have had prev10~ ex
penence with develop
mt"ntally d1s ablt>d
cbents Respoos1btlit1es
include programmmir
10 self-help & le1:.ure
~kills , behavior
mocbficauoo. " COOSI/>
lanl supervuioo Job an
eludes room & boa rd. +
SlOO per wtmd. Untlt'd
CerebaJ Palsy 54S 5760
Reola.I yard & smaJI ce
ment plant El Toto
ue. Needs mechanH·a l
ly U>Clloed personnel
581-0810. ---RE SAL~
•90%•
NOD&SK FEt:'
REALTY Nf:TWORK
et5'1.340()o
~
WAllll/WAITMSS
l'\tlJ 6 ptllme poeltiona
opm. •· '7S hr to atan · no lilil· P'¥t C'Oll8Uy dub
OaJ) '~~Mt-~
1 1 m e c a r t' e r '' p
pnrturulle-s & p.rt 11 m"
Job opporturut1es 01~·n
1ng up now 1n lhe
:"iewport liea<'h art' a If
)OU are llllhtary reur1'<l
or a colleate gradual" or
are currenU) go11111 lo
rol.lt'ttt' & tughl> mot1~al
t'd ror i.ncre.c.ed t:arn
1ng s based o n
perf~. plell.Se 11p
pl) al 814 So El Camino
Real, San Clemente
RADIO
SHACK
A TA.HOY CO.,,
E.0.£..
Sales
mgmt ,,,.,..1t1nn.. fKl'• 1
bW Appl\ ID per-.f'n !wt
!.lam & I lam :ur;; S
8n'tOt l \1
SHOESALfS
Wanted \ol>llh or without
t':..pr Will lraw A1h .tlll't'
po'>s1b1l111e.., Gd rom
pan.' bent'ftl.5 Appl} in
j.Jef"SOn, 9am l1U llam .tl
~ s~ .l071 :-.o
Rn!it.ol, 0 4
SHACIK IAR
ATTIHOAH'T
fUll & p tome prel)<&nn,_
lunch di.she!. & :o.l'r' ma
lOld drmb o~et lhe
1.cumt.er. Apply m person.
...... Gteild
1801 f: Dyer Rd. SA SAUS RIP T1t41HUS
Needed ror Coasl.&.I area
Starung salary LO SSOO a
week wtth Laree mu.It•
b.oe tmw-ance Co <:11 II
S tationer y Store 10
Ccronadel Maro~ ex
pr'd sales lady Full
_ ll.me. 5 da~-s XI.at work
IJ\lt cond t1rspec1ally fine
cbftllde 615-1010
752-79110 E 0 E
SALES/Tli va
VJP Va<'.abOo promOllon
Exp'd Olrect1tele salt"
lrnmed edv. to sales Mgr
Comm. + O'ride start at
St.000'9Wm
Appty 10am or lpm Wed
orly, 1711 N ero.dway,
~-IM. Sanla Aoa
SALISWOMAM
--------Teacher Pre.School
Salary ope11 N. 8 atta
M44!32. Oii' So48-44311 ev~
1'uchen "Aides ~K lCh.r Exp. • uruts. Aides for pre.sch. f. rr.
Sal aJde. pvt. sc:h. C.M
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Far 11mall. fast IJ'O'lrinc TF.AOIER -Pre-school
Llldla Boulique Cham f\111 ·t1 me l m med
XlPl pottoUal, sala.ry ll employ ment. l:xper .
beoeftt.a for penoo.able. nee. 8IDr ~mi. mal11re. c apab l e
saleaperson ,.ull ~ 11rt ll typist Pma. Mr F.dwardll or Newport Beacb area
~ llra. Tra!llsh.. SST-UT9. Call CS42·$212 fo r ln-
Pbu Parlor Qeeda part· 417-IOll. tervtew .
lime ~r wkend --.-1L--51C--Y-.--
"'9. ,..,. mlddle·aae. Sa•plemaker for
,. tDr JUI• IWdl aft 3. -·• ..__. --·""ac· Now hlrint telept.ane _. ... _ -~-IOI' a MW n.IM-11M bnr.•dft. coaffpt lD auwerin1
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exper , but has good at
ull.de U\OO the blue"nnt
Ill& Odd 1''111 time work
SA ~ 5 i'~ Mon fo'r l
~ at SJ25 hr c .. 11
'iarltn1 ~
TRA\ EL A<if:NT Pull
trme po'1t1on 111 buS)
/>.b.'flCY Mllllmum 2 :vrs
~penence m;1ndat.ory
~11li.r)-ba:.t"d un Pl
~enc-e C'ool.ttl Rot.e
114167.$-7777
KEESHOND Pups. AKC'
Ownp tntt. M /F. Pet &
s ho w . Pvt pt y
21319'1· U4$ aft 6 pm.
Lhasa Apsos. 7 wll:. .
A.K.t:. ~. M&,.-
$20Hr'C).
566-7271
AKC German Shep rem ,,
wks Mobil) black
957-04.!M art 5 JOpm &
wtcnds
1>~· p.art tome. :.ome DOG HOl:SF: Jusl nl(hl
Ii~ bkl(md HOU.1'5 nex for a la.rRe dog S30 t'1rm
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WAITIESS
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l.!pm ( hdrhl'' I hol1
1 orporal1on :JllUL
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f-'rtt t.o lo(tJr.rl homl' Goldt•u
Lab. 101 t."> lods ~ Ql:!l
ext l921J)~ !172 4768
F~ n~r> k1tteru.
To~tw1me
548,~
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Dail\ I~ .. r1 10.!l
tlAJbt-;DTL t~'-,IJAY
I M o o lrl German
~female & male
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fw'lllitwy 10 5 0
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GardtonGrove ~ 6103 **I BUY**
-Good ll5ed Fu rrut ure &
CA:.h paid for .intrqu~ ~ -OR l Wlllt.ell
'>hap 1nvt"nton l''> Call or SEIL for You
L " r r ~-~f u r g • n MASTIRS AUCTIC>tt
~4~~ _ __ 646 1616 & llJ..'62S
GulOl W1du.>r Sale Over
MX>~M~mqual.t
ty Exauca. lOlllJ S. C:0..1
Rw)' • L&aua'a Beaell .-2l3'1 May \71.b lbru
Ulb. lOt.oS -----
Oai: Duw\c Room $et I
M1SStOn sty&e 16.SO. Col ree ~round peide$t.al.
mapl11. empire ~tyle
SXtJ Sympfton.i un mw11c
boll SchulUrnAlrll Jt; dll
c.s avail ~19uu
7l4-{fJ I 71ZI
USE THE
DAILY PILOT
.. FAST
RESULT"
SERVICE
Of RECTORY
F'or Result
Service Call
642-5671
lrl. 322
FOR SALE: 7' aota &
mat.dw.la lo¥e ....... Sl.25.
Kllcben tab le w 1t b
r.nat.d'lmc ~ • d lle
dWr&. llfO. G• ..act ~
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8' Collcb ID eood C"OOd
SUO. aow.-L 150. coffee
tablte. 1315 ~
Exqw!.1le Chinese Cor
nunandeJ ScrffU. (Anti
quei Pd S J .200
Sa crtflCt.' Sl .600 f>
paM{s 6'~' Call Rud~
1-7H 346·61179 until :;
Sf.W.~att~--
:"'ew Sofa at match1n.:
Chair. used Ant1qu•·
Curio Cab1nel round
glass fr ont . upnl(hl
Burled Walnut Piano.
brown vnyl loveseal.
brown plaid corn~r
group, Call Ad Sitter •11 .
f'>C2 .4JOO 24 h.r.. --
THE BIGGEST
GARAGE SALE ON THE
ORANGE COAST
IS IN THE
DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEDS
Every Frklay, S.turdey a. SwMMy
durtng the month of May we wttl ""' yourJ•'a9• s•l• eel UfMltr tt.11 specl GARAGE SALE Medfno.
GET AEAOV HOWi Cteen out "'9 clolets. •tttc ..,.. .....
rooma now -oet rNdY to tunt YIM' u..waMed ttltM Into CA9". C9H ...
to SMa.10'W ed......, Wt IPSCt~ O.r ... s.te ._., .. tor next,,_,
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..... lllilc.,l>UMa Xllll.._i~.~=-......... -...... lftl. ala& eoaa. 11500 .... 9112 D'lflbkl ...... td.bd..air, Punc.be 'T1 tllS. R-S. ~.8)'""*°·'°"
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w .......... Ad · 0 a ........... o I ltnlCAIAI ... tlH "nWV. Rueuooddoob •sto:Goodoo au . ...... PP.16$-1112 !!!i~ WlU Herifiee. J••W• ee'6ael• •...,._,I ~ u. TMa »'•· 1IO boura. ·-·-.. ••••••••••••• bid...-. SlQOOora..Lofrer. -. ....,_: -. a ,,..., J _..as ' ,, .,. a.lit\. ~-•~llb~I (J Of "JO DDdM t.aa C.mprr C.Uf71.im 67).ml '75 Ponebe t14, very 8dV -.uw .a-...a
llltetc• 6 1 Ol'Mtl --._ ~ .-.-.on , ecta1 wllO' ubover &' 11 • l lOAOWl'Y 9725 dem, lll9dt perled,.,... "1'1 • n»-1 eq .,_. -. TW>ttl 1m. ,.,~ da)'I ,: 131 UHi ('81ftl*r AIT. p /PB . ..,, Owly , Toe Ptcls Up. Ul'lfA .... ... tir9 • lnL <no-~ --ml. _. t.t olr • fClal -Wlt'ket hdbrd 2 t~ • ...-k"'4J.I) a&.1 ~ ~ll A/C, PIS. PIB. New en1. 83.,3171 ••• .. ••-•••••••••••••• ctys.SJf.Ulev• ort.akeovwlle.982-411'1 ~ 1 1 ...... ~I )'r pn 11 • ., •••• Woodtn AlllfarJtn)' Cam"' 1pecl1 l ! Call u ,. 131 % dr. AM/FM. ~
........ ..........,. 1lox &111 CMlllla .• -.-u-"'* -. __ -y -hl f'wh •"••........... 91 .. 0 '9\W,,.._l ·''tll8Jlfl4&T1 DfllVIHOMACHINI spct. D400. Gd mpg ., Wte '739UE w/1atf. Al· ~X~ Yi~,.:_~ c.u~ --"l)o\•. crulda ..__ ~ .... r•·-n-• .. •USIDIMW1• aind.«..eo:as Joys , Recarro seals . ..,....._, ... -. •.MNV .... •l•eplo1 baa Oak ,,., Jtll&4 mu. hm dal. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 ~I P/U i,.,T Allll''M redlo. 73Kml. mlllleofr•.MoN44. Allmt..,.a.IWM .... UoMt, med tCHI• tabi ... •l seo,ooo In •lectrook•. Pl'.lJOEOl"MOPEP w1u mper, P IS. Xtra '733 0C8 cpe,mlnl(065i) i8 f'-t Spyder 12A. XJnt lnuna cond Sil H5
-L• _.... ~ '' -...... N-V "'l'"' u.-:.=-fl'\rm .......... ,._..,. E '1UOOU1p t27ZPHL> cond. Sa cnrice SS875 c ' ' ... Cadlllac: coc.p. Good --~ -W011M11.a d.r..a .. ~ ---'" acu .... --..--.-·-VM. 'Tfm4ilp,1Jr(~XY.> ~att.7P8'. tranaportatl oa. $900/ .._T'NI ..._1'1lJ dllT$-llOO -~t,PM '77 c-S R l·7'1U331.~ ---~...;_;;;;... __ -! 1'181'oy()U Pickup w/air. .-.411p I 101791 ,64 3*:: All ori&inal. 080. 718-4Z34or.,._.,,
,,.,,..., 107 Niewpgr\ Blt)'VN'l'W Y•<"h l 43' Ore Man0t1r full> New Wu!, shock1. etc. '77 mAmlnl t1008> "I'S ~ 128 Sedan, great ltimcond. -·•••••••• .. ••u• d ub m t'mb•ra hap , e<allip~. beaullfull)' Mini-Van conversion. '77aocat (.-XG> ongas.4Spd.Muatsee. Call7ll-6388 Use PROPANE OR
&MOiine '1t CdV. #M.
sharp, co. ar. $5800. Kr.
Arnold 567,31170
•UUl!DIATltCAS)h S..l )O \ alue HOO. matnlall\tod, rnd) to 9150 Xlnt cood 64.2-11.85 or '78SIOl4ap,a.lr(4.2281 $2000 o r best o<fe r . . ·
V 0 ld S cna.e OI ll\<e •board ••••••••••••••••••••••• B-Oll89an)'lune i8mA,a.lt (eoll5l ~~atlSpm. POaSCHE72 ti IS or o • I Iv• r . ~ .... be "··b'" '79 Yun eoo. , ..... blk • "nl mAio.ded 15468J ..... . ,_ .. P9atiG,Ull. Any ki nd. ...1p l'D.lt)' av11 .... .., P""'-'793:DCap S/R 181861 .,._. 97r7 1be ...... mate Ul "c.,..an . ~. awt Dantt'I t•11la 1oa U h'( l'"1iUlc1n1 poi.iu ~nt~ ~·r~~t119tJ ·~~~s6_1r~:14~1n~r '79S211A StR 126151 .,..,.................. Nu Pe's. baby Recaros. DM!&el '79Seville. lmmac. -~--_ w .. d IOI I h6e l!b.000 Jack Curlr)' ~ &<lllr1 .7952111 ~102561 VlsrT YOUR a.ad nu Konu A rare BlklbUI. 9000 mi's. Red -••••nnn•••n••••••••• l 34 l)U$ t•\<en1n.i• & ,,.....__.......... d madune' ~5764 stn ...... , loaded . Must
TOPCASll PAID .,,.o.,eod1o. tl4Z -i llt -5• 'YI ORAMGECOAST ._._._., 9751.. ..--Pity cuh Top Dollar
s~rap 1 o ld, r 1n 11
r haao1, achool rin&
~ 10&& have P ..
Will pic:luap 9$7 ·IOS:S
.. '-·-_.f 'ii~> PU 12 Too. 6 --------,-., i.el l. Bst o rr. P .P . ;;..::;: =~·; ~:;. Wl'dcia}l> nr Xlnt cond Luw SAODI EIACK HONDA __ .................... 562-m.1.
1161~ 42 Unlfl.lte. '74 Att<'•bin lnlleaae.S48-6209.S3800 VALLEY HEADQUARTHS •tOCAlER IN U.S.A _'il_C_AD_C_D_V_.-,m-m-ac-.
oewN lnl. \wnycbl;,.!1~,.soo. •WE RENT• lnteroatlonal PU. '53. IWORTS TOD •Y!!! rm ROY newMi<:.hebns. 31,000m•. Goda-~ .....
o..&.--....1-...._ ,. _._m "70 ~JO OA TSt N
ewport lit'•.. r.:.ll \' i •VOW' Motor Home• runs xlnt. body good. A CARVER WU'e spokes. tape, lthr ~llOO 1'wSt.0you t.u ~nef1ti. SIOOOtbst otr 846 60.39 l*l..PS TO lNVBSITY ROUS·ROYC£ SDl.41!M-s&u .___ RSNBL ~5721
You will find 1\ tn scrap -
GOU>• SILVER. which WANTED O.,,a nm~ for
we '-0' We lest aJI items 1978 V«XUwagen Bus. s
(M pu.nly at no coet l lug. 15 .. while i.pok.:
)QA. or obbCalton to i.ell 4167438
Z>. F'\shennan P i.quan.-d Wcdom&Ultenance free betwn9am·3pm RGHT SA.LES j.SERVICE IWIJ•m-... C o ttl7
hull. $3.000 D!J!·!~~;'~;::~s '56 Ford ptup. automatic lfAATION IY OLDSMOllU ::' ... ,.. ••••••••••••••••••••0 ••
6.'ll 5'H3 ~~ nu englOe & trans ruru. OffBIHG HOMDA Cl<XtO WNOAn '78C.maro Xlnt. oond T ·
exc o~ restor:it1on .......,.-8....IEST GMCTlUClllS ----t op. A /C, AM /f'M .
Ca1J 9M-6S07 ror t hts r !'ff -
T1 25' !iel&l'll)', hkl' lll'W.
shp avail w 6 nw • ., rrw
rent Sl 7.500
213 592.4429; 714 lk6 33K5
IU:.NT 22 ft lu1. mtr
home, SIP6 tJ, i.t!lf l'l>Ol
$250 lwk + tr rn 1 ti4(}ll5115
lB.1:5 er bst olf ~ Otiltl f"'lllV'r'I _,. u --bor BJv" 1971 Com1che Coover1 t&!OOtOBO 780-0176. SAVIMGS EVER "ca,'!f'A MESAv Comp&etely rese>ffit to -service done m your own ~
home pp .... , UCWHh 1083 ~-~'!! ____ -OH .&11 MOOELS! 540.9640 new cond Wbate w/deep '78 LT, T·top, AC, PS. tall v-9S70 ,_. __ red lllt Th.ts car 15 out whl. AMI FM ste r eo. ---...................... .
Rare Tr1an.:ular c ut CONN Director trombont!
Ouunond, 62 pt, f1nt! col wilh c.se .Excellent con
or. P aid S2200, wlll dltJon.llOO.b'7S~after
ucriface fo r $1100 6PM
8'7-0234 ~-~-~~~-----------•Office,_... w Ir
Damoad('lll\7ct. roundr I\'; eet ~1015
r ul , / C<'rll tC3tt\ ••••••••••••••••••••••
Pnceoego. !119-7587 Tiffany typewriter t bl.
-from Cannell & Chaffin
Uvutodc 80 7 5 1100 644-0322 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Rec>stered Pinto Mare
Half A r a b Ra d d e n
Western Trail. Needs an
Elect.nc Ob vetll
typewriter $200/ 080
~3464
terme d 1 a t e t o ex · Sobd Wood L-shaped des.k
perienced n der . SSOO w/dlr. alM> guest cht"!>
•1M0. ~9900 •••=•··-eoeo 1..arge 0es1t Wlth sw•n~ ·-••••••••••••••••••• away typewnter shelf.
WGGA&ETAGS ~:i~r top $75 (.'all
from yow" busmcss card -
Smd one card for each hts 8017
Lal plus one spare We ••••••••••••• •• • ••• ••••
reluro perma nently BUNN I ES . M ixed
sealed aUr1ct1ve tag & Dwarf-Dutch. 42each.
strap, meeting airhne · Call SJS-51:>4
1.0. requirements. Pre ---------
vert loss & theft! For a PSc.os & OraaM 8090
pen;ooatized tag t"t\C lose ••••0 •••nlee!;;;.••••••
wallpaper , fabri c or Sptncl Plano Mu!>l RO
.. Day Glo" paper & we Isl $275 take!> Call
will back & tnm your 673-l218
tags. Or try two curds bade lO back nu:~: Pl ANO ~"TOR;\(; F:
PRIC~'i SWrl' your piano at our
S2eaor3/SS home Mu!i1c1ani. will
4/5t.agsll.ll0ea provide good t•are and
619tags Sl.50ea treatment for your 10
lOormoreSl.40ea 5UWDeOl. CaJI Ad·S1ller
SAies Tu Included ID. KZ-4300. 3' hrs.
NO CARD!
Draw ywr O"n Oil' ffnd s..vtRg t11 cUu • 1092
na,nJile. address.. phone "" ...... •• ••••••• • • • • • • • • •
~·u make ooe card per Wanted: Good sewan~
tag. Add2:Jr each m achi ne with c:onve·
Send check or money or ruent. vane\) stitches tn
derto: cabinet Redsonabl£•
fttLOT PllMTIMG pnce 661 ~l-1
p 0 Box 1560 ~tihijl'!..~~ 8094 Costa Mesa. Ca. 921626 -•••••••••••••••••••••••
Want working partner for
36' diesel commt.'rr aal
flstung boat. Oana Point
Shipyards, 8-5. 661 l313
Want work1ng1d1v1n.:
partner for 22' <'Om
mer c1al Sea U rc h1n
barie Dana Doint
Sh1pyar di. Call II 5,
661-IJIJ
is•,· Sea f<.J ), 7 11
l:lownder. stored ms1dt.'.
00 Hrs S9:IOO 55 l :t7 21
'.\:WPT \'ACllT
EXCHANGE
11 Dsl Sprtlsh 24·60'
6TtawlenJ6 42'
10 fo'1D Mtr Ychts 36 60'
• 67$-1800
l5ft Colorual Pwr (.'rsr
TwlI1 Chr)s Ti:ak dt't'k'>
Magh cabin Bow i.tt'"
Sho1o1.•l!r Hecord1ni:
1-'athometer . Vll F
$30.000 )usl '-Pent n·
fw"bish.tnll 01strCl>l> ~.111
B .<m 700.1091
9050
······················~ •IMMAC 21! JO' fiOATS
ti l2 mo plan.' prC'pa1d
fn.xn $189 mo tnd udtn)!
sllp, les.'\Ciru. i 14 !l6<i :'>!r.+t
Bll'S ANGELS
F I S HIN G ,
E NTE RTAI N I NG ,
BUSINESS! 1 60' H at
teras Sportfisher. EnJO)
the good hfe' Contact
Bob Hagin
67$.2960
W\LJ.34. ·n. d.sl. whl. ful
ly equ1 pped 1n :-. 0
l42li6
...... u..i .. IM
2 lmllonns SU each. l
pantsuit $20. Sitt'9-IO, all
in exceJent condition &
worn only a few llmes by
student nurse. 540-5721
aft6.
NEWSURFBOAROt125 -
& New O'Ne1JI sm wet
suL SlOO 67~
CHARTER
Day or week 43' 01e!.el
Air cond Cat.ahna or
673-2873 aft 6pm Like nu . Rem 1oj!ton
model 700 30.06 rifle with
fling & case. SIOO
Shakespeare Wonderod.
t.ru temper 92.1C reel. hke
nu. sa. 641· 1712 eves
1098
loah, Sail 9060 .•.....................
'i9, Ludcrs 16. 25h. \ arn
hull . s lip 10 NU ,
beautiful. $4 000
IS4-9010.
Sohbe d . newly UP ·
holste red, +new mat·
tnu l11S. Xtra firm qn
box/matt. $165. 641-3205 ....................... WANr TO BUY fo11p~r
Nice Zeroth 25" color TV. Sailboat. Used !:>peed ~ box/malt.tess. or· 2yrwm\y, free delivery boat & molOr boat a p
\hopecbc. lS y r wrnty. $12C. ~1786 prox 12' w steenng whl
New. S26~. 641 ·8205. c2l31822--0131 Slil548 Molorola Quasar 19" rol· --------------1 or T V exc rood. Sl75. '74-25' Schock'• ton f-\1 11 ST'ERLING FLATWARE
Candlelight by Towle
90pcs. Place setll.ngs &
servmg pcs On spec1a I
rd.ail COSl approx S.SSOO
Asking $4000 6-42·4300
Ad-sitter UJ8, 24 hrs
calJ64 J.1712eve race, 8 sails. 6 w1nche-;.
President 40 ch CB radio
w/rruc & Kncket floor
mt.. w/sp. brand new pd.
Sl75. will ~II Cor $100
cal.1641·li12 eve
Irish Wa\erford Chan-Ward's 12" BlkfWht TV.
detier Less than retai I like new. 960.
s1soo. o re 673-1020. Call646-0739
7S2·5710hm f\sher FM stereo & re·
Newport Beach Tennis oord pb1yer 2 speakers
C lu b Fami ly Me m · IJ0.561"°'25
benhlp lllOO. 644-9770 ~lrlc Pana.sonic car tape
Wedding dress. beautiful. player. s pkrs, + case
Prlacilla o( Boston, u e . 673-7509
&10. f1N758 so __ N_Y_TC_K_s_5_.1_1_c a-s-s
Campina equip. 3 bro. deck. was MOO. Now S299
QMnM Stv . Co&eman Adant.ic Music 646-8895
dbt mante l propane
lamp. lrg. Coleman
ader. " 3 sleeping cots. a cal1Ml-1712 eve.
f'mmilY lllembenhJe John
Wayne Tennis Club.
..... Call2U-512·3165
• ....., •dryer. white
... nm well. AM /Fii
l·tra~k tura table
•/Ill tll ~-114, Ml200.
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Gas1 .. 9010 .......................
'12 MZ fbrgls d inghy.
tM~ w /lhp Johnson. &
3-wh.I dolly. Also 8' wood
Millnc din&hY. both good
coad. 213/281·0180 or
~
foil. signet. New 0 H
$12.900 714 846 275 '
Stan Miller Yacht!:>
13 ' KORALLE Sl oop
w1trlr Elec motor is;,o
Ph 54:>-3482
:ti' AlaJuela ·n . 5 ba~s of
sails. 20 hrs. $89.500
Newport Yacht i-:xch
fi7>1800
CATALINA 27·
1974 O/B. clean. fast.
loaded. Yllfo' w ts l1p
9S7·1121. or 730 3636 evei.
:ll' Srneter racing s loop.
w tmoonng + If dinghy
wtmotor. Very ~ood
cond Sl0,000 f arm
~1714 art. 6pm ---
For sale by 2 boll ownr
26' Reinell sail boat
Xlnt. cond. Newly pain-
ted/Wax. 2SHP gas I t B
f'Ully eqiup S8,SOO. tre
asona ble offer d ys
~-3034, eve 675-8280
Aleo avail '79 2SR T rail·
Rite triple axle ttlr.
IU50.
to70 •••••••••••••••••••••••
21' Motor homt• ~.000 m1
&Ah LO '79, :.IJJIS 6, s L,
~el l thi l> mo S7!100 .
97S-1107. M lZ!
17' Ttwler for rumpmg.
rent by the week or
rmnt.h 547·3182 ---Traltn. Trove4 91 70 .......•.•.............
ltift Komfort xlnt rond
CA.II aft SPM BG7859
897 1863 -----""'° Senice. ftarh .. AceftSOrifl 9400
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SERVICE DEPT.
()pen6 Days A Wei!k
Mon fo'r1 7 J0.5 JO
Saturdays 8 00 5 00
Atlas Ctwys .• f'tv.
2929 11..irbor Rh J
C:0t.ta .\lt-<;u
546-1934
WANTTO BUY
RlJMPl-:R TO t'lT 5t0
'70 DATSlJN 540-5721
SSAVESAVE S
WITH USED PARTS
Imported car partl>
IMPORT
1\UTOSUPPL't'
101 :--1 M a.ncht>!.lt'r
i\natw1m 77fi '.f'IUll
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rruscellaneow. ca 11 d J ~
or ruR?il 642 ~
CANJPAaTS
2 new front Koni shocks
1f1ltu1g i2 to '74 V 6's I
onl) $70 for both' New
~an. heav) dut) 4K
rrailh batten. onl> s:ic1'
I. I k I.' n I! I.I.
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N<Yt'IC:ETO
READt:RS A.NI>
ADVERTISERS
ThC' prH·e or tlcms
advrrtased by vehicle
dealers in the veh1de
rlass1f1ed advert1 s1n~
columns does not include
any applicable taxt•s.
license. transfer fee~.
(ma.nee charges. fees for
air polluuon control di!
V1re certu1cauons or de
aler documentary prt'
parauon charges unless
otherwise i.~c:1!tl'<i b>
~ &elveruser
9510 •••••••••••••••••••••••
FOR SA Li': Ska1Z1Z
(tberl(lasi. OOt' person
~aalboat. 1:nocl 1 ond1tt0n
548 4.2511
Arlti.,.s/ am.Mes 9520 •••••••••••••••••••••••
* COHVERTllLE -
1963 Cof"Tair Soy•r
Recent pa.int. top & t1rt':..
Two extra Cor a 1 r
et~O('ti & ~vare part:.
$\SOO/bel>l offer. <.:all
768-4519
'2B Model A 4 dr town
sedan, restored ; $10,000
'46 F o rd W ood 1 e .
rest.end. Sl.3.000 675.6161
'56 Ford t,.; ton Classic Gd
cood $1900
661-8000
·59 M erced es 300 S.
hmousmc Xlnt. cond
Best offer 73G-7001
CLASSIC 'S4 Pa ckard
Patne1an Full auto. 4
dr. 2 O wne r s o nly .
Garqed. Bst ofr. Must
sell M:l-1753 aN (OC' J 08 0
Robaon. llOVl:D-mual sell
JW'l'C uw.f..able ,.. •. -··--.·-incl. tnm r ... •1.mr aft
Marine woodwork. in·
terian ar etc. + cu.atom
cabinet• Ii remodel
ldt.ebea. Call 411-7598
MTPll.
....... 0 1•~•/
~ORT MAllMA 'I'M> ol the rollowlnit cars
fiipeAvaU ~l have b een tota lly
fftlored to concourse -S.c... fOJO aao. SUp t.o accomodate oondillon. ...., l'Wllr......, a.-. ....................... lot> t.o •·boat. UUI. pd. ·~PorSCcabnolel
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••••••••••••••••••••••• 1979FOlD
USO MAXI V AH
NEW van wath auto
~ .. pwr. st.een ntt. tilt
wheel & less than 200
l'l'llles! \FC16l01 Pnrl'O
B.ELOW factory invoice'
S6111
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HAHOlt lllVO.
COSTA MESA• 64 2 · 0010
~ sac'il Dod.:e cam
per-van,ac,$2.300 or lake
over paymenti. +S200
eve~715Jor7S9 0161 -------...._ Welllted 9S90
·•·•·•·••·············· WE PAY TOP DOI.LAH
for top~ cars fort>1S:n
domestic:. or class1t·~ If
your car IS PXtfJ l k ..in.
see us Fl~'T'
a I t11 Or_.. C_...,
2925 Harbor 81\cl
C~'TA ~1 r-'\ \
979-2503
WE BUY
CLE.AN CARS
AND TRUCKS
COHHELL
CHEVaOLET
.!!01 llarbur Iii"' < 'f -""T •\ .\!ES o\
546-1 zoo
WAMTED!
Late model To)Ola.i. an<I
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TODAY "'
Earle Ike
TOYOTA-VOLVO
, ............ & c .......... .
.... •O·UOJ., S40.f01
PORSCHES
WANTED
A1low us the opportuntt) 1 to romide.r the purcha~\'
or lrade·m or your clean
Ptrsche Che<'k With U!.
Today'
tfiJ' H~l'C.JI ftlof'1 r..t~"'"'" r ........... .,.. nJJ
Tep Dlllar
Paid
UPTO 36* '79 Accord . grt!at c;.r, $land1ncly ~a ul , ha!> '5.000.64 __ 1-852 __ 1 __ _
MPG '·'·'· be11te. AC, A M 1 fo'.~ benefitst.he l980'sdo not 'fi7Camaro. Sparkles.
CoUect.ors Item . ~.lo rru, g.real cond. have and is only $75,000
Your rru~11g~ m1i1) vilry Wte new S~ m o ai. n.&-1913 Tami. 497 ·S368 alt. 5. upon your dnvm.-: h1tb1l sume Lse lt91·2541 dyi.. ---------
and rondlllon EPA llJ.I 67J.1967alt8PM Bob '49 Bentley Mk X IS . '78 Camaro Sport Coupe
proved fuel ecooom) fur 18750 312C2 Brooks St. So c115 saving JQSV-8 Brwn
the 320i •~ !.Pff'd art• C1 •1!178 llond3 C1v1t". xlnt ~ -~-m etall1 c, matc hing
ty 25 mpg. h1gh-.a) :it. mnd. Lik~ 04:"V. J.J.000 m1 , S.. 9760 ma~. auto trans. PS.
mpf(. combined 29 mpf( S4!0'.I OHO J • m. &i.:.. 11.3'.I ••••••••••••••••. •• •••. PH. Ut wtll. best ()(fer BUY OR ~ '730 1910 SAAi <wet' S4.500 or assume
LEASE lli...IOW! ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ow an te r esl l s~ . " . TUllOi Sl-Mtmo Dy$. 752-3962.
FOR TH '7b Jag XJ L2C oot-ov. ""' here NOW for 1mmed1ate f'YeS 75.2-6)67 E IEST ~ .;;~~ught nu ckhvery'. f'ree ~ y r . DEAL IM !'A>.W>rmw ·a.,,.,, tt20
~CO. -,._. 9731 WAalAMTY •••••0 •••-••••••••••••
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COMEINAMD • ECHIMPOITS 1'6l<:on9'~
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M1s....,100 Vl~)O seats ~ 9btJ ~171 MS-J82l\ CO ... t4ELL
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& '79 M.az.da kX7GS Ht"CI.
xtra..., m50 64:1 4:..W1 ,\cl VcllsWOIJf" 9770 .~ ll,1rt-' I' ·
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1 .,j)(.'('d, p<llol.l'r 'tt'i•nn.:
µ11o1.'t'r brakl'' 1Jtr 1 on1ti
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ra."i...etle with 4 'J>t•:iker'
clel1nc sunroof. 1o1. f!ll•<·
ln<' wtndowl.. 11 Jihl a llO)
wtieels. metallic topaz
brawn ext.enor with tan
le&l.her'et te mt e nor On I}
2n.JOO rruk-5 ''' t;xcellent
rond1t1 00 throu11hout
Hunc; on RE<a 'l.\11
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9740
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:..lher blue & loaded .. ,1h
;.JI cA I.ht> huun ;,J!f>o1n1
rnenb Must l>tt 111 a J.1
preclate' tf!llTY PO 1
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133-0555
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Ol.OEST JIM SUMOHS .r_. IMPOITS '-1' 1970HARBOR RL.\'D
Sale'\ Serv1re l.A.•ui.1ni:
Roy CarYer, Inc.
Rolls Rov"~ BMW 1.540 Jam bon.•t•
Newport Beach 640 64 t4
IOI McLAREH's
IWJN At-al·h Bl'"tJ
l..AIL\BRA
<5 ~1 No oC SA t•w} I
171415Z2·Slll
Sunda)' b) Appl
C~IA MESA
631-1276 13]..9300
LOW'ERPAYM91TS
On new used Mercede~
Bera W'llh our extt>ndt"d
term !'lmple 1otere'>I
bank plan M1n1mum
down. 0 A C <.:a II for
cmf1dentJal quote
MISSION VIEJO
·~ 831 l 746 "96 17()4
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mac ~.300. 55i -t07J
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546-1200
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'al VW BUG Auto. 54.500
mt Sl.350
645-51.24 .... __
'Ill VW, AM FM c as:.. 4
radial~. PP SlllOO
63151.94 alt 4PM
L9fl> VW ai mper fJus
UD>duaJ port head5
$2000 080 631 0336
14 conv Super BtAg, nu
paint. blk top & tares, r blt
eng w tettlpU, AM \ape
radi o . 1mmac
S4.SOO ooo 960-JS n
75 VW Rabbit 2 d r .
Ji.000 mi Great cond
$2700 960-j 181
"nT TOP
Wht /m aroon ant. All
power 27,000 ml. lm·
maculate 754-6790 OC' Ad·
Siller • 143, 642.430() . 24
Mi aday.
°T4 Corv\!lte AM /FM. air.
T top. auto. S'S.600 Call
l>r.>5213
9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• um GRANADA. 4-dr sed
ruJly eqwpt. 3SM ma.
X1nt cond. On it owner.
S3Z'50 Btll 9QMN62
1976. Granada 4 door. lo
0'11. AC. 2)00.
640-1360
9950 •••••••••••••••••••••••
72 2002. 4 ~pd . air
AM f''M . clean. run\ 11d
Xlnt mPI{ S3600. 673 275'J
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UNCOLN·M ER CU RY.
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all papers. mu <;t
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213 TI4-2275. 714-4S2· 139l.
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t.runed l ownr car 56400
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..... 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 MJdget 20,000 m1. Tan.
xlnt cond. $3400/off~r.
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tWwg tt52 •••••••••••••••••••••••
COSTA MESA '67 Musl&n&, new 289
646-tlOJ 540.9467 Cobra Jel eng.; new trans. • rear end; inter.
'78 S ta Wg n , sunrr. comp. redone. Body
casiiette. AC. 20MPG. needs paint. Car baa~
tflllOO ~ , than 100 mi. Must sac.
---------WOO Or bes t offer.
M7·1349
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MOTt• .. ova
$4999
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MZSBlt•Streec 008TA llESA
540-9202
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VOL 73, NO. 134, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1980
l'oarHo•eto••
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS f
VulHln ltfother .Finally H~ Her 'Dag'
o.ity ~ ~ ,,.,...
FINDING FREEDOM -Members of the Lopez family.
reunited after 19 years. gather in Huntington Beach .
Seated (fro m le ft ) are Selma, Monika. Inez and Tica. standin~ a r e Vincente. Tonv Jr. and Tonv Sr.
Huntington Budg.et
Ready for
Ttle Huntington Beach City
Council got its first Jook Monday
at a $62 million budget that is
expected to tide the city over in
1980-81.
The general rund portion or
t he budget -the operating
budget that pays for everyday
expenses -is S39 million, up
about 10 percent from the
current year.
City officials say they a re
facing a $600.000 deficit af there
is not an increase in income.
even though there is a carryover
of S2.2 million from this year.
T h e S600.000 deficit a lso
does n't inc lud e losses or
revenues should Proposition 9 be
successfuJ.
In the prelimina ry spending
package, the poHce department
is in line lo get $11 miJlion, the
largest slice of the pie.
~~~i~<h
is scheduled lo be acted on next
Monday, is designed to shoulder
more ol the cost that Orange
County c har ges the city for
animal control services.
Other fee increases are being
consider e d i n r ec reation
programs. business licenses.
library fines and beach parking.
No mention is made in the
pre li m ina r y bud get of a
proposal to charges residents
trash collection fees.
The f~ has been proposed by
Councilmen Don MacAlhster
and Ron Pattinson as a way of
adding more than Sl million to
the city's treasury.
Monday night's session was
only a preview t o acquaint
co uncil m e mbe r s budget
procedures. Additional hearings
a re scheduled.
By aOBEaT 8A8KER
Of .. Deity Net Swt
It was the first Mother's Day
an a long while that his mother
didn't have to cry.
And for that. 37·year-0ld Tony
Lopez believes bis harrowing
odyssey to Cuba and his return
to the Uruted States with his sis-
ter and Mr family safely out of
the Communist country is more
tmportant than anything .
Speaking at his two.story Hun·
tington Beach hom e Monday.
Lopez said. "Everything you do
you have to take a chance. I am
thankful to God and to St. An· thony."
Lopez. who lert Cuba an 1961.
rushed to Maamt April 23 when
he got word that there might be a
chance or freeing his sister
Arte r scrambling to find
transportattoo, Lopez arrived at
Port Mariel April 23 aboard
an American shrimp boat, the
U.S. Capitan. The going rate to
bring relatives to freedom was
$500 to Sl.000 per person, he said.
·'There were about 3,000 boats
1n the harbor I felt like a
prisoner and I think everyone
was afraid."
Lopez. and others lak e ham.
spent 12 days on the boat waiting
for the arrival of their relatives.
A bucket had to make do as a
tolJet. C uban soldiers r inged the
port, aiming their guns at the
waiting flotilla.
"It was Castro's message for
us not to do anything fooHsh."
Lopez said he a lso s aw a
Russian-made helicopter flying
over the boats. guns bristling.
<See FREEDOM, Page AZ>
U.S. ·Protests Cuba's
Buzzing of Copter
CreWillen
Shaken
ByMiGs
MIAMI <AP> -The State
Department has lodged a protest
with Cuba after two MiG jets
stunned the crew or a Coast
Guard helicopter with three
dangerously close pa~s-that
left the chopper shuddering over
the Bahamas.
''A strong protest" was sent to
Ha va na, with forma l written
protests to be made today, State
Department spokesman David
Nan said ln Wuhlngtoo.
A Coast Guard spokesman in
Miami said the helicopter was
buzzed Monda y as it made a low
a ltitude search around Cay
Santo Domingo for fou r saJJon
los t in S a turday evenin g's
sinking of the Royal Bahamas
D e fe nse Fo r ce gun boat
Flamingo.
Lt. Norris Turne r referred to
the incident about 35 miles north
of Cuba's eastern coast as
"ex tre mel y d a n ge r o u s
harassment.··
·'The aircraft shuddered from
the force of the plane going by,"
Turner said after speaking by
t e lephone wi th the pilot, Lt.
David Kunkel. at his base in
Borinquen, Puerto Rico.
One MiG passed over the
h el icopte r a nd the ot he r
s wooped 100 or 200 yards to the
<See MiGs, Page AZ>
Uglat M'ork The fire d e part ment is
earmar ked to r eceive $6.3
m illion and Public Works is due
to get $S.9 million
The expenditures are designed
to provide essentially the same
level or services that citizens
received this year.
To help make ends meet, City
Administ rator Bud Belsito is
recommending i nc r eases in
c ertain fees to make certain
services more self supporting.
Mortgage Brokers
Cut Interest Rate
Ever wonder w h at
happens when t he lights
on the huge Fountain
Valley Drive ·in s ign
burn out? Electrician
Don Walters knows. It 's
up to tum to change the
bulbs.
They include a request lo raise
dog license fees from SlO to
$1 2.50. Fees for s p ayed or
neutured dogs would climb from
$5 to S6.2S.
• Penalty fees for pet owners
·missina the July 31 deadline
would be increased from 50 lo
100 percent of the or iginal.
'charge
Ora age
'1teatber
'l'blf\1 percent cnance
of showers tonight and
Wednesday morning.
Partl) cloudy Wednea·
day afternoon with
cbanee of showers de-
creaain1 to 10 percent.
Lowa tonllht 54 at the
be.ebel and aa inland.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -
P'ltentiaJ home buyers continue
to get more breaks as one of the
s tate's largest real estate
mort gage bro kers red uced
interest rates on broke red real
estate mortgage lo ans and a San
Francisco bank lowered Its
prime home m ortgage r ate .
J ~ Robert Meieda, executive
vice president of Pacific Plan of
California, said it would lower
interest rates on deeds or trust
secured by real property from 18
percent to 16 percent.
Pacific. Plan, a subsidiary of
President
OfGWC
Quits Post
I
Lee A Stevena, president. of
Golden West College ln Hunt•
in&ton Beach alnce 1977, re ·
aiCDed unGpeded1y this mom· ..... ..,.... be bu deelded "lt la
beat to IDOWe GD ud let Cltberl
deal ......... ,......... that ...
frant tUbll' edueaUan."
In a i.u. liftD to tbe ad·
llUalltnticm of Cout CommuaJ·
t1 C0Ue1e Dl1trlct toda1.
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The Robert A. McNeil Corp .. has
offices in 21 California cities.
The newer rates go into effect
Wednesday.
Crocker Bank. meanwhile.
l o wered the pri m e ho m e
m ortgage rate from 16'h percent
to 13o/• p e rc e n t e ffect ive
Monday, according to F red
Mo rrison . executive vice
president, real estate industries
division.
The new r ate will apply to 80
per~ent mortgages on existing
slngJe.family homes which are
owner occupied.
Meanwhile, Danit of California
today said It will join a growing
number of banks c harging
customen who bold their credit
cards.
Ralph Ru mussen, BankCal
senior vice pr,aident, cited
lnfiaUon and low profitability
from bank credit cards a s
rea1on1 for the $15 annual fee to
belin July 1 for holders ol its
VISA and lluter Cards.
No cbaaie la planned in the
formula on which monthly
paymeau are computed for
card·bolders who extend
payments for their card
pure...._, be said.
Buk of America, &be world'•
lar1ett commercial bank, and Croek• BIDk .. ruer announced
they would belin charpn1 feea
to their credit urd·holden.
Bof A wtU dmat an annual fM,
«;rocker • lee for eacb
trau.cUcm wttb lta cards.
Job A.lloat Loet
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F~ Spurs Local Calls
Bomb Threats at KOCE-TJ-' Prove Hoax
Detplte 1 few bomb threats
telephoned to the Hunlincton
Beacb·bued telntlkMl 1tatloa,
tbe controversial doeu-clrama
"Death ol a Princes•'' al.Nd
Moa.:r nltht on KOCE·TV.
Cha so. wttbout lneklmt, a
ataUon oft\ctal.aaid.
Tia• ttauo. lotted about aoo
c:one calla prior to "" ............. , .......
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Recanting the bomb tbteata,
station man•cer Don Gerdts ob-
served. "'lbat'• pretty typical tor
other ltatiDnl up in Hollywood,
but.l'd1.,tt'1a'11NtalfOl'US.''
He Mid the station took ,,ma
MCurity · pneautlonl Monday at
lta transmitter and broedeut
hcUlUH at Golden WHt
Coll .... but UM tbna&I proftd
to be ........... ~ .
TIM dotu..._. ll lteMd on ti•• Ill• of 1 Sludl Arabian
prlnce11 wlao waa pubU1l1
eaetuted for •• 1ll•1•d 1dullerou1 affair wl" 1 ... .....
Airtlll II dtt ~J!'!I =-:~T. :.~;;
S audi s, who c laim tbe
production contalnl distortiom
and inaccuracies.
On the aatioDal level, eome
American official• npresaed rear Uaat the rum, fed tbroulh
ttM Public Broedeutinatf.~· · could .,.-U.8. rel wttb
tJa•S.'6 .
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Di~a-gallon Fee ,. -
Weighed by ·Judge
• WASHJNOTON lAP• Reta1J tuolm~ priCM ma1 to~ ID
cnta • ..,akin 'Mhtnday -wd • ftct.nl Judp nai.. IPbm P1'ttldecit Carter'• plan /
U S Dulrlct J..._ A"~Y E Robln10n .Ir . *M conalderin1
a IUJl Lbat cJ&l....e ile ... ( &a "'1caMlJt........_ Tht IMlnl
............ fe a .... 11 hi& rlll .......... ......Uod tr, .. •Ml •--. C.Wr &nnOunt'ed th~ rtt aa a 1.a ('Onservallon meaaure,
• aayln1 Ute hl•htr prt<'e' wouJd rorcf' drivers 10 u e '' a 1•• and thua htolp tut U S lmpo~. \.\'t\l('h no"' ar• 7 3 m1lllon burc.-t. of
U1MM ot1 dally.
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WASJilNGTON <APl ttouaa and Saoate MUlOUalon
openrd a con~r•~ Coday on wld I) dlvercln& phma to bahance
UMt 1Ml bttdlel, laclq (rah rompUcataona c&used by Suaw
¥Cllles to k-.> alive ~day maU. stale rev.nu. ibarln1 and
.,..,,-. to local polior daeartmenta
The Senat.'1 rel'uul t.o u t.host program' crea&6 aew
CIOOllida betwea Ila delflme-heav1. 1113 1 ballJoo baJAACtd
bud•et and the RouM pacbce wblcb f4tvors kUhn1 au t.br"
'n.e Senate approved its budget for ri~cul 1981 on a 68 28
vote Monday ruaht . with 19 Repubhcan!> }Olning 49 DemO<'rat~ IO
favor of lhe spending plan
Profft•••r l11dlc-fftfl ha f 'ra•d
BOS'roN CAPJ -A Nortbeutem Un1ver~lit)' professor used
women ttuden~ ancJ others to coJlect up to Sl million 10 welfare
beoefita, the llU'lest wellare fraud case 10 state history ~
attorney general's office said today ·
The physical education professor. Robert Haves 34 wile:
one of five people indicted last month by a Suffolk County
grand Jury, the attorney general's office announced He was arrested ln Ilaria ffarriabura, Pa.
Dollar D#' .. lla.-. GeW a • ..,,.
LONDON ~AP I -The dollar declined on world exchanges
today in reac~1on to the continued slide in U.S. interest rates
Gold and suver prices were sli&hUy lowe.r.
In Tokyo, lhe dollar cJosed at 221.~ yen. down from 230.20.
ln London, the pound cost. S:Z.~. compared to SZ.2113.
In London gold closed at aw an ounce. down Sl at the clOH
Monday In Zurich. the metal cloeed .-t 11512.20. unctwaced from Monday
Silver wu quoted at Sl.2.65 an ounce 1n London down rrom S12 88. ' '
Fro• Pa,,., it I
FREEDOM FOUND. • •
He said he saw a Cuban
m1lttiaman Lry to make a break
(or the vessels in an apparent at.-
tern pt to reach freedom. · · r saw him berog shot before
lae was picked up by a patrol
boat. r think they killed him ...
Lopez brought bis parents.
Vit'ente aad Ines Lopes. to the
United 9t,,ltes from Cuba m 1970.
They al.lo mae their home m
Bun~Beadl.
And l.-t Tbunday be returned
to Florida wt th bis slater.
Ma rt..lta, a.er lua-'»aa4 J4r1e
Esta~ .......,,.... Selma. 15,
Ind •011tlra. I . aad twtns
D1 a neU.ls and Juan. S.
He broueht tlw two older lirLs
to H untiftctoo Beach. Monika. he
says. is gouig wtld over t.oys
while Se1ma has never seen so
much clotlnn& and food m her
life.
ln Spanish, she said she like5
the Uni~ Stata vet"y much
The rest of the family ls stay-
ing in Florida until jobs can be
found.
"I don't want to brine them
here if they have to 10 on
welfare. Ule can become too
easy tMt wa)'," Lopes said.
Lope.a Mid a.e Us bea trying
to brille t.M fa..aty to tM Unit.ed
States ... yan .._ dlfwts llad
Ca11e4 bftauM IUs brotlt.er-ln-
law. a e id•. •• ot .wt.ary
age.
R entttia1 oe llis JOlllJ'H1.
Lopez said the majorit7 ol U.
~ PMHftC'!n • Im bo« lo
J'lorHla were priacmen ill CaMn
pails.
· • 1 talMd lo qa:U a few ol
them. Tbey wen told U., cadd
eithe-r 10 to the Uailed 51.aas or stay m pn90n.
''I bdaew SOIM al lbie:aa were
hrdaed c:ri.miaals. I t.alMd to
lots al tJmn. f teld t.1ana tW I
tould paraatee Utat tM FBI
r,tiows man about tkir reca1 ~
than c.tro. I told tbem lo be
laone.lt md t.o t.dJ the t:rudt ..t
they uid tbey would."
Lopes said be Yftllund '° a
laotel iD Dav .. for a PiPt dur-
ing a tnllkal lklnll.
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DAILY PILOT
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'"l made two telephone cans to
CaJifomia. They couldn't have
lasted more Ulan six mmutes
and it cost $200."
He said coffee is seUiog for S30
a pound in Cuban stores and a
pound of rice costs about SIS.
Lope%, a real esute salesman
io HuntinJlton Beach. said be
believes that the days of Castro
are munbered.
•· 1 went bMk to Y1ait mJ fami.
ly last year. Thinp wue faltia&
apart and friends and relatiYes
told me tlley Weft ............
• 'Tbere were lll&ft.1 sad fMeL
··rt is the beginni.oc of t.be md..
The people know that Castro bas
been tel~ Utem lies.··
"I was very. very lucky to get
six persons out ll was ~ miracle
by St. Anthony ..
(St. Anthony ts the samt who
U\tercedes-Wlth God On behalf of
people who may have lost things
in Catholic Church tradition. l
And Lopez· mother lS happy,
too. Although she hasn't seen
her daughter yet. she knows she
is safe. and can visit her soon.
"She doesn't have t.o cry oo
mother's Day any more. That's
very important for me to be able
t.o say t.bat." Lope:s said.
Nick Katsaris
Funeral Set
\\ednesday
Gren Orthodox ~ral rites
wue scheduled toni1ht and
Wednesday in Westmmsta and
A11alleim tor rocmer Suaset
Beacll restaurant owaer
Nie..,._ A. "Nick" Katuris
who cAed Sanday.
TfisaSeau ror llr. Kataaris, n. a ret'*ut ol SUD City • ._ to
be n 7: 30 p. m. today at Peek
Family ('.oiooial "'-eral Heme.
Fuenl serviHs will be 8l 1
p.m. Wedlraaday at 8'. J<*t the
Baptist Greek Or1.bodoa Cburds.
A.nabeim
A lonc-tilne restauratev. llr.
Kataaris purelaascd Sam'a
Snlood &e••rlll& oa Pacilk
Coast Highway ln Sunset Beach al
AMkt 9'Jft5treet22 yeers ago.
He maintained the landmark
restaurant (or 12 years, during
which the premises were
Qpenad.
A part•ers hip of fo•r
businessmen bought out Mr .
Katsaris in 1968 and he retired to
lb.t PalmSpdnp a.re&. Tk retired r•tarauar ._
aurvhed by his wtfe llutf\; aons
Richard and Rob~rt. a nd a .... .,wer.~.
S.-wtwtas If r. &.8Uaria Mio
.,. ....... A.au "--· a • l:th~C:rii.J:., *=
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p?Dd#'Sr&
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Denied
.:
By 'lJ.S.
., ..... Aaawla&M Pr.a
5"er-' AflMrieu a.I~
flo* over lr•nlan a blpa
••••1•d in offaltore oil
....-MMni la lbe Peril• GWf
b•t ca.ana•d eoura~ arter-
lruiea rorcet wn. alerted.
R11dlo Tetu-11.n uid today. The
f't-n lflgon called the report
untrut? and ~aid no US
llt•llcoptera were operatlni ,..._,. IMatta.
T.._ ~ Nk! lraruu OaJ
11 lolnat AH Akbar Moinlar
tn vtltd to t be sceae tbis
morning to 1nvesti1att tb~
llcmda.Y ~ lntideat ud t.bat
tt\e I rec.iao ar ~. a1r foru &Del
aav1 were 1uard in1 tbe oll
Wt:llS
ln a report from Tehran. the
o1n~iaJ Soviet news •&eMY Tass
quoted the Ramdad newspaper
as s aying (1 ve U S Naval
helicopters dropped a foamy
cht>mlcal substance over the
Persian Gulf on Monday NOt.
causmg a lar1e fire Oft \be water
Mar Iran's coast.
"TIMls ,_.., provocatiOft by the
American milHary is fresh proor
of the fa ct thut Was hington
l'Onllnues lo make plans for new
military ventures against Iran,"
Tass said.
The Pcnt a1oa b a d no
immediate romme.nt.
Tk United Stales bas about
two dozen shlps off lran.
ln<'ludlng aircraft urners from whar h tht' helicopters might
have nown
Raclo Te:hraa also reported
loday that the coaunaadu ol the
Bandar Abbas Air Base 1n sout~aslem I.ran reported an
unspecified military intrusion
Monday Di&'bl. CODfirmed by lhe
Ira n ian nn•y, but tbat no
1ntrudtts ~re found . .Bandar
Abbas is Joe at.ed near \be S&ra it
of Hormuz. throup wbk b much
of the world's oil pas.ses ror
shipment overseas.
Fraud Case
Conspirators
Get Prison
Two Oaace Coast men con·
vided lat moetla iJI federal
coart ~ bUkiDc an Omard den·
tiat -1 ol Sl85.-. wen seo-
twed McedQ to priaoe terms
b7 • fedeul Juda• la Los
A.n1eles..
U.S. District Court Jud1e Matt
Ry rne Jr '>e ntenced Attila
UeAgn. 4U. 01 "ewport Beach, to
(I vc years an prison and M 1chael
Newman. 36. of South Laguna. to
thrt'e vears
The two men were convicted
o( ~ire fraud and conspiracy to
commit wire fraud in connect10n
with an advanced fee scheme in·
volvang a denllst who was at-
tempting to negotiate a $2
million loan to finance construc·
taon of several racquetoall clubs.
U S Attorney Fred Jacobsen
said the dentist gave the men
SlOS.000 in advance fees for ar·
ranging the mul~mlWoo dollar
loan that never materiali~.
The denlist eventually (On·
tacted U.e J'BI l.n 1979 wheo the
t w1o men stopped return in& tus
te ephone calls.
DeA&b and Newman stUJ race
prosttut.k>n in Oran.ee and Los
Angeles ecMJties io eoantttion
w H h otller alle1ed fritud
schemes.
One. Ul wtuch an Orange res1·
dent was victimued. is similar
to the case for which lhey were
convicted.
The other Involved a Newport
Beach resident who allegedly
lost Sltl0.000 in cash and his 1976
Rolls Royce to DeAgh, Newman
a nd Jerry Mack Morris , of
Buena Park, in a scam pal·
terned after the movie. "The
Sting."
f'rot11 Page .. l I
MiGs •••
le ft. th en one of ta.em
approached Crom befa!Dd. plllled _..... so rMt betow U. c~r
and *>t strallba up jmt ln ftoot
of It, Turner said.
··He thought they were just
joking wbeo they lint &tarted,"
TwMr ..W. "k tM cMrd time
. . he ~d tum and all or •
sudden he saw tUm Just ln front
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Surf's R11ff
Vicki Gezon doesn't just walk her dog, Shaka. she
:-.urfs the pooch on a windsurfing board at Green
Lake in Seattle Vicki says it took all of last summer
to train lbe Samoyed to stay on the board.
Oelllentean Tells
'Sex for Cash' Plot
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Ol lilr 0.11, ...... ''*" A San Clem«!nle bu!>1ne!>~man
and chambe r or r o mmerc'
d1 n•ctor nervous ly nescnbed for
an OranJ:e fount} Supt"rior
Court Jury M\lnday the cham <Jf
event:. wtuch led \I> an allege'<!
extortioa plot agam .. t b1m by a
San Diego wo man ~•th whom l\t<
one' d~1red sex.
Travel agent Galt: !Towe . who
also has been active in San
Cl e mt•nt<· · s rt·c a 11 move mt-nl
aga1n !>l Ma yor K <trol 1nt
Koester. was lhc fl n.t "llnesl> in
tbe tna.J oC Jill Mane Bramlette.
21. She is charged with trymg \0
extort SJ.000 Crom tbe
businessman.
Miss Bramlette was arrested
in August by Sao Clemente
police aft.er she met with Howe
in what inveauaators s.ud was a
rendezvoas to demand money
Howe "'as wired Cor ~ound b)
police m that encounter and lM'
tape of lht.-1r conv('~at1on or
"hat Could be heard Of ll OVl'r
the dm of back&round no~
was played fort.he JUry Monda)
Rut 1t was lhc testimony of lhe
San Clemtnte bus1oes!>man that
dommated the day 's te'>hmon~
in Supenor Court Judge Byron
McMillan's t'Ourtroom
llowe des cribed ho -. Miss
Bramlette first telephoned him
in March. L979. mqu1nng iaboul
Caribbean c ruis e s fo r her
parents . The be:.peclacled
bus iness man tes tifie d ht!
arra nged lo meet with hn
rlunng a San Diego trJp
At that hrs t meeting. he said
they sp<>kc only bnen} 1n a botel
lounge and parted company
On a sttaad ~Y lo San
Diego. however. Howe said they
met ~ain at a hotel. dlscussed
the sptt1hcs of lhe cnuse w
wis hed to pur~ha~e for ber
parents. and then b<!came more
intimately mvolved
"Sbe was a iood looking cul.··
be said under questioning. by
Deputy Dlstnct Attorney JOM
Cr o nin.. ··And I h•d a rew
drinks "
They d'rov' to another motel to
check into a room A11 they were
lakang on the!r l'lothe:s.. Ito~
le~t1fied. Mw Bramlette asked
him to refund his comm1S!.K>n on
the cru1 st" ror havmg :.cxual
intercour•w with her·
A n g e r<: d . II o " 1• ~ a 1 d h l'
1m med1ately put his rlothe'i
back on and left ··1-.at. think&nil
or d d1ffen-nl rf'l:Jt1onsh1n hf'
'>a 1d llo" t• dernf'd th•') h:1d .lll~
St•llual relauon.'>h1p li e said tw drove ht>r to *herf'
she -.anted to get out and the)
aga1nparledC09\p1oy.
But about two •eeks latet".
Howe test.afied. she ~lied bam at
hts San Clement~ otrice
He s.aid ~ demanded he pay
the c05l of her parents' t"rwse or
'he 'A Ou ld tell his wife. the
r hamber Of commerce and a
local newspaper that ht-had Sl"x
'4 llh her
l \l>ld her no way· and huni
up ht said
lff' C'l atmed -.he cont1nu4'd
c alltnJt him and e\•·ntuall y
rit'mandc"<.I mone). abc>ut S2.lnl.
In return ror her s1lenct-
Asked by Crontn "'hY he didn t
go to the poli<'e right a'A•y.
Howe testified ... , ~as scared ·
He satd he eventually told all
to hts wife and \he p<>hce on
Aug 13 . the d•Y or M i s~
Bramlette's u~t TM p<>hce
oulhllcd him wtlh a m1trophon•
.rnd he met v.1th the youn~
v.oma11 . he satd. at the Red Fox
loun&e He said he eave ber
Sl.76S which olficers had 11ven
to hun
The tape of tbat meetana was
played f« taw Jury. but only
Howe's voa« could be ~
through the noise .. , don't e ver
~ant t.o s~ yau •ta1n.'· he says
at OM p0U\l. · · t o6ly wa.nt you lo
leave aw alone."
l\foskie
V1Siting
Europe
WA SH INGTON <AP,
Edmund S. Muakle embarked
today on his first diplomatic_
ml.asion as seetttary of IJtate •
nytn1 oveneu wtth th• dJWcult
ta1k ol penuadln1 U .s. allies in
Western Europe to maintain
their sanctf0t1s against Iran.
Muskie. who succeeded C)'JUS
R. Vance leaa U..a a wM. aac>;
wlU make th• ap,.al at a
BruaHll meet1n1 ol U.. Oef-.e
Plannlftl Councll ol u.e North
AtlantJc Treaty 0r1amuuoa.
On April 2Z, the U.S . .U..
lmpoMd trade •anctions on Iran
In ret.a!Jation for that natka'a
holdln1 o f 53 American
hoataces. But recentJy. some
allies have shown sl1n1 of
bucklin1 on the sanctions bv uempt1n1 aome current and
lucrauve ~tracts.
Muskie wUI try to convince
Amerlcaf' allies to stick to their
u nctions wheil the European
foreign rnlnhlen meet In Naples
next weekend.
Before boarding his plane at
Andrews Air Force Base in
suburban Maryland. Muskie told
report.en he looked forward to
his trip "as in the nature of a
great adventure. I think it"s
ttmely that I should have this
opportunity so soon after I take
orfice to meet with my
counterparts among our NATO
allies as well as Mr. Gromyko "
Muskie wa.s referring to his
planned mffting 1n Vienna with
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei
Gromyko arter the NATO
summit 1t will be the first
h ig h level Sov1el·American
ses!l1on '\lnCP Red army troops
moved mto Afghan111tan last
December to prop up a
pro Moscow government.
Overnight
Rainfall
Anticipated
Cloudy with chances of ram ln·
c"as l.n1 t.o 30 percent by late
tonight due to a rambunt'tious
upper atlll06pheric storm crowd-
1 n g in from the s ea 1s the
v.eath e rman ·., for ecast for
ton1~ht and Wednesday
The dian~ of 'Showers should
taper off to 10 per cent by
W<'dne'lda} morning . v.1th a
C'Onl 1nue-d t•ool trend UJ>ttled
t hrou~h lht• l nd or tht week.
acco rding lo the t J S Weather
~rVtl'f'
The '>lllrm fmnt"'lhould 'lh1ft to
tht> -;outhea'lt aftt'r passmg over
!-,ou them Cahfon11a . forttasters
-;aid
No measurable trace of rain
fell anywhere on the Orange
Coast Monday. des pite cloud
formations generated by the un·
settled atmospheric conditlOfls.
Tt'mp~ratu res Wednesday
s hould be ~lightly warmu.
ruch10& an estimated 73 decrees
and dropptna to an overnagbt low
of~ loS8 degrttS.
Skies a.re expected to be lar~
Jy clear by Thursda.>· and should
'ltay that way for lhe weekend,
except for the customary May·
J W\e rnofUlll& overcast.
The weatherman bmted there
may be more summe rtime
weather tb1s weekend. with
warmer temperatures on Satur·
day and SwMU.r.
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VOL 73, NO. 1M, 3 ACTIONS, • ftAGES ORANGE COUNTY, ~LIFOANIA TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1980 TWENTV·FIVE CENTS
O..lr ll"ir.t SCMf-..
FIND.ING FREEDQM ~ Me mbers of the Lopez family,
reunited after 19 years. gather in Huntington Beach. Seat~ (from left) are Selma. Monika , Inez and Tica :
standme are Vincente. Tonv Jr. and Tonv Sr.
Noise Ahaiement
.Agreement Seen
Irvine Mayor David Sitt. will
ask the other City Council mem-
bers tonight to approve an
· agreement lo limit jet noise be
has worked out with El Toro
Marine Corps Air Station of·
fi cials
The agreement is aimed at re-
ducing the noise over the city
caused by Marine Jets
It calls for the Marines to
r estrict ust of Runway 7. a
run way which poi nts toward
Nor~hwood
That is the runway that was
used exten.s1vely last summer
because ~t repairs bemg made to other station runways and
a special ght training session.
Under e proposed jet noise
"'"~ ·ll•fine omctals are to consult with the city before
embarking on similar training
sesalona.
Tbe agreement calls for ~ ci·
ty to provide the Marine Corps
with an opportunity to comment
on proposed development in the
city berore it ls a pproved.
It also calls ror the city to up·
date Marine Corps-supplied jet
noise data for use in land plan·
nin e
Sills said he has been meeting
with Marine officials for several
months to work out the agree·
ment since council members de·
cided to take action on noise
complaints from residents.
New Hopes Told
For Airport Hotel
By STEVE MARBLE
Of IM D.tllr ll"ir.t SI.Ht
P la ns fo r a 500-room hotel
near Orange County's John
Wayne Airport. an ingredient
that triggered a pair or lawsuits
against Newport Beach. are
back on the drawing board.
Koll Company representatives
predk ted Monday city council
members can expect within
se v e r a l wee k s l o com e
race-to-race with a new request
to build the hotel. .
Koll's revived h op es for
building the Hyatt Reg ency
Ho tel followe d a c ouncil
a greement llonClay evening to
a ccept an o ut ·of -co urt
seu1ement that balt.s the awts.
The au.its -one seeklnl SI milliOll in damages -were tiled
President
OfGWC
Qadts Po8t
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in Orange t,;ounty superior Court
a nd Los An geles District
Federal Court early this year by
Koll after the council adopted a
general plan amendment.
That am endment affected 16
parcels of land in Newpor t
including Koll's airport area
deve l op m e n t. ln t h e
amendment, plans for the bot.el as well as an office building
we re scuttled.
Although tbe set.tlement was
unanimously accepted by the
council, one member bad harsh
words for Koll.
Councilman Donald Strauss,
one ol five council members
named in the federal suit, said
tbe cbar1es directed at bim
were falle and "outraaeoua."
••Jn my Jud1ment tbe suit
asalmt me wu an unwarranted
and irneponalble act on the part
of tbe Koll Co.," Strauss said at
MoadQ'• COUDCll meetina.
He aald be took offense at
belns called a ••conspirator"
and part of the "1bailow
aovernment' • of Newport Beach.
Those alletfltioas were contabled in tbe federal '1uat. ''Nobod1 before, ud I trwt nobodJ 8ftl' apin, will make
such outra1eoua ebar1es."
Str•-uld.. arw, llowe"r, aald that
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It wu the fJrat Mother 's Day
in a &one while that bi& mother
didn 'l have to cry.
And few that, 37-year-oJd Tony
Lopea belleves his h•r rowing odysle)' to Cuba and his return
to Uae United States with his sis·
ter aqd ber family safely out oC
the Communist country ls more
important than anyt.h)nc.
Speaking at his two-1tory Hun·
tington Beach hom e Monday,
Lopn said. "Everythina you do
you have to take a chance. I am
thankful to God and to St. An·
thony.''
Lopez, who left Cuba m 1961.
rushed to Miami Aprtl 23 when he got word that there might be a
chance or freeing bis slster.
After scr ambling to find
transportation, Lopez arrived at
Port Mariel April 23 aboard
an American shrimp boat . the
U.S. Capitan. The going rate to
bring relatives to freedom was
S500 to Sl.000 per person. he said.
"There were about 3,000 boats
1n the harbor I felt like a
prisoner and I think everyone
was afraid."
Lo~. and others like him.
spent 12 days on the boat wait inf(
for the arnval or their relatives.
A bucket had to make do as a
toilet. Cuban soldier s r inged the
port. aiming t heir guns at the
waiting notJlla.
..It was Castro's message ror
us not to do anything foolish."
Lopez said he a lso saw a
Russian-made helicopter flying
over the boats. ~uns brislUnli!.
(Sff FREEDOM. Page A.21
U.S. Protests Cuba's
Buzzing . of Copter
Crewmen
'
Shaken
ByMiGs
MIAMI <APl The State
Department has lodged a protest
with Cuba after two MiG jets
stunned the crew of a Coast
Guard helicopter wit h three
d angerously close passes that
lert the chopper shuddering over
the Bahamas .
.. A stroog protest" was sent to
Ha vana, with forma l written
proteets to be made today. State
Department •~esman David
Nall •aid In Wuhhtston.
A Coast Guard spokesm an in
Miaml said the helicopter was
bu%aed MGDdaJ a.a it made a low
a ltitude search aro und Cay
Santo Domingo for four sallon
lost In Saturday e ve ning's
sinking ol tbe Royal Baha mas
De f e n se F orce gunboat
Flamingo.
Lt. Norris Turner re(erred to
the incident about 3S miles north
of Cuba's eas tern coast as
"e xtr emel y dangerou s
harassment."
Work continues on a 200-unit st udent hous·
ing project at UC Irvine. Project is to be
completed by early 1981. Students will pay
$120 ,to $135 a m ont h to live the re . In back·
ground is the Physical Sciences Building.
Each residential unit will house four stu·
dents. 1be students will select a nam e for
lhe complex when it is completed.
"The aircraft shudde red from
the force or the plane going by."
Turner sajd after speaking by
telephone with the pilot, Lt.
David Kunkel. at his base in
Borlnquen. Puerto Rico.
Film Spurs Local Calls
One MiG passed over the
helicopte r and t he other
swooped 100 or 200 yards to the
lef t . t h e n o n e o r t h em
approached from behind. pulled
about 50 reet below the chopper
and shot straight up just in front
of it, Turner said.
Bomb Threats at KOCE-TV Prove Hoax
"He thought they were just
joking when they first started."
Turner said. ''But the tbjrd time
. . . he heard him and all of a
sudden he saw him just in rront
of him . going straight up ...
"l t passed 50 feet under the
helicopter. which was only 300
feet above the ocean. cutting in
its afterburner as It passed
under the heli copte r , then
climbed to full a ltitude and
circled.
"That's an e xtremely close
pass ror any aircraft, especially
for a hell copter. which is so
s us ceptible to turbuJ~nce.
Prayer Replaced
BOSTON <AP> -A bill re·
quiring a period of silence in public acbooll to be used tor
medltaUoo or prayer ba1 been
slped 1Dto law by Gov. Edward
J . Ktq. Tbe measure replaces a
prayer statute struck down
earlier by tbe st•te supreme
Court.
Despite a few bomb threats
telephoned to the Huntington
Beach-based television station.
the ·controversial docu-drama
.. Death of a Princess·· aired
Monday night on KOCE-TV,
Channel 50. without incident. a
station official said.
The station Jogged about JOO
p ho n e calls p rior to the
broadcast and about 100 during
a nd after the program was
.aired. The range or reactions
included anger over the BriUsh
film 's d epiction of Saudi
Ar a b ian cu lture, fear of
offending~ oil-rich Arabs, and
prai~ for the station's dec~ion
to broadca5t the film. the station
official said. <Related story Page C4).
Regarding tbe bomb threats,
station manager Don Gerdts ob-
served. "That's pretty typical for
other statim.s up in Hollywood,
but I'd say it's atypical for us."
He said the station took extra
security precautions Monday at
Its tranamitter and broadcast
fac ilities a t Golden West
Collece. but the threa t.a proved
to be without sub&tance.
Tbe docu-drama is based on
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t he ltfe of a Saudi Ar abian
princess who was public ly
e x ec ut e d fo r an alleged
adulterous affair with a
commoner.
Amng of the film 1n Great
Britain caused a d1plomat1c nft
bet ween that nation and the
Sa ud is . who c laim the
production contains distortions
and inaccuracies
On the national level. some
American officials expressed
fear that the film. fed t hrough
the Public Broadcasting System.
could upset U.S. relations with
the Saudis.
At KOCE. however . station
Brokerages
Cut Interest
On Mortga_ges
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -
P!ltential home buyers continue
to get more breaks as one of the
s t ate's la r gest r e al estate
m ortgage bro ke r s r educed
interest rat.es on brokered real
estate mortgage loans and a San
Francisco ba nk lo wered i ts
prime borne mortaase rate. '
J . Robert lleieda. ~ecudve
vice pawident of Paciftc Plan of
California, Mid tt would lower
lnter• ratet oa deeds of trult
aetuNd by na1 P")Perty rrom ti
percent to 18 perc.nt.
PacU'lc Plan. a au~ of Tb• Robert A. llcNeU COrp.,
ottle• in n ~· dtlel. TIM ....., .nt. 10 lnto e8ect
Wed.-.., .
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manager Gerdts reported, .. we
have been pleasantly free of any
political pressure from the local
scene ··
He blamed the new1; media. in
part. for sllrring up some or the
strong emotions associated with
the broadcast
"Network television picked it
up as a minor cause celebre." he
said. "But all they kept showing
was that JO.second clip of the ex-
ecutioo of the princess."
··But all Vley kept show mg was
t h a t 30-second clip of the
uecutioo of the princess.··
Gerdts described lhe film as
slow-moving and thoughtful.
.. A couple of my neisbbors got
bored and kamed it orr arter just
a half an hour," he said. "l
guess they we r e ex peeling
'St.arsky and Huk h'.''
Coast
Weatller
Thirty percent cnance
of abowers tonl1ht and
We dnesday mornin g .
Pa rtly cloudy WedneS··
d ay a fte rnoon w it h
obance of s howers d e·
creasin1 to 10 percent.
Cooler Wednesday .
Lows toni1hl S4 1l tbe
beaches and $1 Inland.
Hltbl WedMlcl., a to 17 .
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Dell•r ••("M•f'•; Geld 8er"
LONDON <AP> -1be dollar declined oo world ext'bances
today In reaction to the conUnued slide In U.S Interest rates
Gold and silver pnces were slightly lower
In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 227 3S yen. down from 230.20
' In London. the pound cost $2.28S>. compared lo $2.2813.
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In London gold cloNd at SS14 an ounce. down $1 at the c.-e
Monday. In Zurich, the metal clos:ed at $512.20, unchanged from
Monday.
Silver was quoted al Sl2.6S an ounre in London, down from
$12.88.
3.lf'ffi~r• Reher••• Airpor•
PORTLAND. Ore. <AP> -Two jetliners returned to
Portland International Airport shortly afttt takeoff this mom..
ing. while an incoming pasaaiger Jet ·)anded after reportine
mechanical problems. . ... ,_ bour
AU three planes. wblcb reported pro_blems wt.w..u. a one·
period. lande.I safely and there wen no mjuries ..
8econd NB Arrest
In Jewel Robbery
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of Ille Delf\r ...... Ii.ff
The ~cond suspect sought in
the $500 ,000 holdup or
Brett-Walker J e welers in
Newport Beach baa been taken
into cuatody by police.
Detectives arrested Hus.n b
Oousbran, 45, Monday at t1'e
Hermon Beach apartment he
sbared witb anotber auapect ia
the ~--. •·SUta Ana police ~aptain Frederick Ellsworth hopper. 51.
·-Hopper was a rrested las t
Thursday in connection with the
.March holdup of the F ashion
Island jewelry store. Detective
Ken SnJth said that none or the
missing jewelry h as been re·
co\'ered.
Hopper was taken Into custody
pn a warrant issued from the
Ha rbor Judicial District Court
as he was on his way to report to
has federal parole officer
Hopper, 51, left the Santa Ana
department m 1965 to attend law
~chool. ln 1974, while represent·
'ing a bank robbery suspect In
R e'no. he was eharged with
engineering his client's escape
from Jail.
The client was subsequently
recaptured and Hopper was COO·
v1c t ed of Jailbrea k and
pouession or s tolen bank
money.
He was sentenced to five years
In the Terminal Island federal
prison.
Smith said that after Hopper
was arrested, his parole officer
searched bis car and Cound a
briefcase limilar to one in wblch the jewelry wu carried from
t.be •tore duMnc the robbery.
Amon1 t.be items found In t1'e
case was an airline ticket stub
beartnl ~r· Dam• .. tile HenDON b8ddre9a.Wben
arrested, Hopper gave an ad·
dress in Riverside.
Smith said that t1'e 1781 ln·
formant whoonginally developed
tbe lead lo Hopper told
investigators that Hopper'1>
alleged accomplice was named
Hugh.
Smith said that when he In·
vestlgated the Hermosa Beach
address he was told that Hopper
s hared the a partm ent with
Cougllran.
Smith and Detective Sgt. Ken
Thompson arres ted Coughran
because he matched the descrip·
lion of the second s us pect given
by witnesses to the robbery.
Hopper , who allegedly has
been identified by witnesses.
was arraigned Monday after-
noon on charges of armed rob-
bery. He remained In Orange
County Jail today in lieu or
$100,000 bail.
Coughran was booked Into the
!'Jewport Beach City Jail on Ow>
same bail.
Muskie Embarks
On First Mission
.W ASHJNGTON (AP) -
Edmund S. Mu.!kle embarked
\oday on his Ora& diplomatic
Eissloo as secretary of state,
ying overseas with the difficult
ask of persuading U.S. allies In
Western Europe to maintain
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their sanctions against Iran.
Muskie, who succeeded Cyrus
R. Vance less than a week ago,
will make tbe appeal at •
Brussels meeting of the Defense
Planning Council of the Nortb
A tlanlic Treaty Organisation.
On April 22, tbe U.S. alltee
Imposed trade sanctions on Ir1n
ln re~at.iioo for t.bat naUOD'a
holdin1 of 53 American
hostages. But recently, ao~
allies have shown 1tsn1 ot
buc:kUn-' oa tbe HnctiODI by exempun1 aome curreat and
lucratlVe eontncta.
II uNie wW tr)' to cont'ioee
A mertcan aw. to auck lo UMtr
sanct.lom wbeo UM Eu~aa
fwelp.......,.. IMll • "_... nextweea.d.
Before boardilll tai. ,.... .t Andrewa Air Pore• a ... la 1uburbeo .._,._., 11-. tlld
report.en Ille loollM ,_.. .. '° hlt t1'p ..... u.. ....... of •
ire.t adventure.
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• mot ttt.ir lie-. la Be.ta.
Tbu.....,M~~ to Ptorl4• wltb bl1 11 .. •r
M arlha, her h••band Jor ,
t;ata~lla. d•u1httn Selma. ,
and Monika. I , and twin
Dtaeel.bt Md JUM, $. ..... .
Me brouCht the two older ..... ....
to ft~ Beat' .. lloeika. lie uy1. m .., wild onr '°11
wbll• ~ .. bM never Mea 90
m Ul'h ,·1oWn1 and food in ber
life ·-u sbe liMa ID Soeailh. ahe -the Unlt.ed Sqtf!t VttY mudl.
The rwt o1 the fa milY b ltl.J·
an1 ln "iorlda unUl Jobs can be
found .
"1 don't wanl to bring them
he re 1r they have to go oo
welfart' u re can become too •---•~ag Tea~lters easy that way." Lopei said. ~~ '-
Lopez said M bu bffn lrYiDa
to bnntlhe family tot.be UDited
Stites foc yean but effor1.I had
failed because his brolber·in ·
la"'. a musician, was of military
age .
Rt>fl<'cllng on his Journey.
Lopei sa.ad the majority of the
200 passengers oo bis boat to
Florida were priS'OOers In CUban
jails.
"I talked to quite a f~ of
the m. They were told t.bey could
either go to the United St.at.es
or Slay U\ pnson.
• • J believe some of them were
bardmed criminal.a. I talked to
lots of them. I told t.bem that I
could guarantee tbat the FBI
knows more about tbetr records
tban Castro. l told them to be
honest and to teJI the truth and
they satd they would."
Lopu said be v.entured to a
hotel ln Havana for • nlebt dur·.
Ing J tropkal storm.
• • 1 made two teCepbone calls to
California. They couldh't have
lasted more than six minutes
and it CCMt $200."
He satd coffee is selling for $30
a pound in CUban at.ora and a
pound of rice c:oets about $6.
Lopez a real estate salesman
/ in Huntln~ Beach. said be
believe. that the days o! Castro
are numbered. .
") went back to viJlt my fanu·
ly last year. 1b1np were falling
apart and friends and relaUves
told me they were snil«abk. "There were many sad races.
"It .. the beJinNq of the ad.
Tbe =lmow tW CMtro .... ... daemn..·· "f WIS very, very lucky to get
six persons. out. It was a miracle
by St. Anthoay."
(St. Anthony 1s the saint who
i nter~ with God on behalf of
people who may have lost things
in Catholic Church tradition.>
And Lopez' mother ls bappy,
too. Although s he hasn't seer>
her daughter yet. s he knows she
1s safe. and can visit her soon.
"She doesn't have to cry on
MotheT's Day any more. That's
very important for me to be able
to r;ay that." Lopei said.
Fraud Case
Conspirators
Get Prison
Two Orange Coast men con·
vlcted last mootb in federal
court of bUk.ine an Oxnard den·
tlst out of $105.000 were aeon·
tenced Mooday to prlsoo terms
by a federal judge in Loa Angeles
U S. District Court Judge Mau
Byrne Jr. sentenced AtUI•
UeAen. to, or Newport Beach. to
five yean in priloo and lltch.MI
Newman, 36. of Sout.b La1una. to
three years.
The two men wett convicted
or wire fraud and conspiracy to
commit wt.re fraud ln cOll\AeCUon
with an adv~ fee acbeme ln·
volvlns a deotbt tibo wu at·
temptln& to neaotlate a S2
mUUon loen t.o ftnance eonstruc:·
lion of several raequetbaJI clubs.
U.S. Attorney Jl'red JacobMa
uid the dentbt 1an the men $105,000 in adYmlff , .. for U ·
r•nllnf tbe multt·mllUGn dollar
loan that never materialised .
The dentist eventually con-
t.lcted CM FBI in Int wbeD U..
two lftln ~ ,...l"ldal WI
t.elePho8ecalli.
DeAtft and Newmu 1Ull fK-e
protecuUoa ID Or-.e and lM
An1e• eowc• tn ~---wtth ottt.r alle1ed fraud
1obenM1.
One,lawtdftuor_,.,..
dht •• vlctJmiMd, II atmllar t.o lbt CMe f« wlllcb dMf ...
convld.ed.
The cOel' •v.t• a"""°" 8taeh ,...,._t who al!.!!•••1 •t•••=t"-"" ..... ..,.... ···~ ••• 'em~• .. • .,,.., .................. = ............... .,...
Irvine High School s tudents got a taste this
morning of the De-Generation Gap. the
rock and roll band comprised of several
teachers, a campus custodian and a stu-
dent. Band members who have been play.
ing together for about ~ee y_eary, will
play tonight at the school s auditonum to
-raise funds for the school's drama depart·
ment. 'nckets are $3 and the con~rt starts
at 7 ::-.>p.m .
Oementean Tells
'Sex for Cash' Plot
By DAVID KtJTlMANN
Of "'" o.ir, ,.,._. $utt A San Clemente businessman
and cha mber Of CGmmerce
director nervously det>cTibed for
an Orange County Superior
Court Jury Monday the chain of
t>vents which ltd to an alleged
extortion plot against him by a
San Diego woman with whom he
once desired sex
Travel agent Gale llowe. who
also has tx!en active in San
Clemente's recall movement
agains t Mayo r Karollne
Koester. was the firs t witness tn
the trial of Jill Mane Bramlette.
21. She is charged w1lh lrying to
e xt o rt S3 ,000 from the
businessman.
Miss Bramlette was arrested
in Augus t by San C lemente
police a.ft.er s~e met wi~ Howe
in what Investigators said was a
rendezvous to demand money
Howe was wired fo r sound by
police ln that eoCOWlt.er and the
tape of their coovenatioo -or
what could be beard of it over
the din of background noiu -
was plau'ed for the jury Mooda)'..
But it was the testimony o( the
San Clemente businessman that
dominated the day's testimony
m Superior Court Judge Byron
McMillan's courtroom
Howe described hov. Miss
Bramlette first lelephoned tum
m March. 1979, 1nqu1ring ubout
Caribbean cruises fo r he r
pa re nts . The be s p ectacl~d
businessman tes t ified h e
arranged to m eet. with her
rlurlni a San Diego trip
At that first meeting, he said.
they spoke only briefly in a hotel
lounge and parted company.
On a second JOUrDeY t.o San
Diego. however, Howe said they
m~t again at a hot.el. discussed
the 1pocif1cs of the cruise she
wished to purchase for her
parents. and theft t>eume matt
Intimately involved. ,
1
..
"Sht' WU a good-looking g>r .
he uld under queaUonlng by
Deputy 0t1U1ct Attorney John
('ronln .. And I had a few
drtnh "
Tht'y dmve t.o anotMr motel to
chttk lnto a room. A• they were
talung off lbe.ir clothes, Howe
testified. Miss Bramlette asked
him to refund bis commission on
the cruise for having sexual
intercourse wtth her.
nnsered. Howe s aid h e
1mmed1at.eJy put his c-lothe"'
back on and left ·1 ~as Uunking
of a dtfft>rent relatJonsh1p, · he
!>a1d. Howe. denled they had any
!>ex ual ~latioosrup
lfr said he drove her to whe~
!>he v.anted to ~el out and l~v
again parted company
Rut about t"'o "'el·k-. lal<'r.
llov.l' testlhed. i.he called tu m a t
h1!> San Clemente office.
Hr !>aid !>he df!mandl'<l he· II·•'
the c~l of her parent:o, · c·rui~t· <rr
!>he "'ould tell h1!> "'1fe . the
cha mber of com merce and a
local newspaper that he had !>t''\'.
with her
"I told her ·no way' and hung
up," he said.
He claitl)ed she continued
cal11n1 him aod eventually
demanded IDCIDeY. about Sl.800. in rettrn f« her silentt.
Asked by Crutin why be di<h'l't
go to the polire nght awa)•.
llo"'e testified, "I was scared "
He s aid he eventually told all
to his Wl(e and th~ poltei! on
,\u g 13, t h e day of M1o;o;
Bra mll'llt' !> ar reM Thl· pol1<'1'
outfitted him with a m1craphon4.'
a nd he met with the younl'
v. om an. he said. al the Red Fox
lounge He said he gave her
$1, 76S wluch officers had g1 ven
to him ,
The t ape of that meeting v.a.,
played for the JW'Y. but onl>
Howe's voice could be d1scemC'd
through the no&se. "I don't ever
want to stt you again," he S3 )S
at one potnl "l only want you to
leave me alone "
\\iarden Resign8
SACRAMENTO CAP > -The
warden ot Soledad Prison. Olis
l..og~lna. has temporarily vacat·
t-d his ,IOb a.ttu be111g accused of
tape recording an employ~
~rsevance hurlng. state of·
fttt •I.a "'PO't-
l.J.S. Denies
Persian Gulf
Harassment
By 'n.e Aal!Mlated Press
Several American hel 1copttts
flew ove r fran1an s ~1ps
e ogaged ,.an offs hore oil
op-erallons 1n tbe Persian Gulf
but c h a n ged cour c;e a fter
fran1crn rorcf.'S \o\t'fe aler ted ,
Radin T-ehran ~aid loday The
Penljgon c:.illed the repor t
un trul.' a n d sai d no L'S
hPl1 coptc r s "'e r !' nper ating
nt>a r the area
T h<.' report 'ia1d lrJOtJn Otl
~t 1n1.,lt-r t\h Akhor \tu1 nfar
t r :.i v e I e d to t h 1 • ., C' en ,. th 1 s
mo rn ing to tn Vcl>llga te the
Mondav ntRht IOC'ldt•nt and that
tht-lr;.in1an arm\ .111 for<"(• • .ind
"·", '"'rt' ~u:ird111;: lht· 0 11
.. <·Il l>
In a report fmm Tehran. the
off1c1al So' 1et nt·"'., <1gency Tass
quoted the Bci mdod newspaper
as :.a)'ing fi ve U .S Naval
h~licopters dropped a foamy
chemical substa nce over the
Persaan Gull on Monday nigb.l.
causing a large f\re on the waler
near Iran·~ coast.
"This new pm\'ocat1on hy the
r\mPnc:in m1 htar} 1s fresh proo£
11( the f<i<'l that Wa-,,hington
t'Ontmu~ lO make plans for ne .....
military \Cnlu.r~ a.i.irn1't lrdll," r."' .,J1d
Vandals Hit
Irvine School
Ir vine policl' !>aid t oday
s evernl thouund dollars in
damage wa~ caused by vandals
"'ho ransackt>d Irvine ·~ Rancho
Sa n Jo aqutn Intermediate
School Sunday.
"Approximately $50 to S70 tn
cash was takt>n , but the main
los:. was causlld by damage to
doors. funuture and windows.··
Lt Sam Allevato said
The exact amount or damage
ha.s ~ yet been determined U .
Gene Norden said he isn't sure
"'hetber t~ incident 1s related
to a recent vandalism at Irvine
Hi~ h Scbool.
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Yo•r Httaieto••
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TWENTY·FIVE CENTS
-var.an BotlJer Finallg Has Her 'Dag'
17
By a08EU BAU Ea Ot•o.6tt ...........
It was the firet Mother's Day
In a Iona while that b is mot.be.r didn't have to cry.
And for that, 37-year-old Tony
Lopez belleves bis harrowing
odyssey to Cuba and his return
to tbe Un.iled States with bis sis-
ter and her ra mHy sa fely out of
the Communist country is more
important than anything.
Speaking at his two·story Hun-
tington Beach home Monday,
Lopez said. ··Everything you do
you have to take a chance. I am
thankful to God and to St. An·
lhony."
Lopez. who left Cuba an 1961.
rushed to Miami April 23 when he got word that there might be a
chance of freeing his sister.
After sc ra mbling to find
transportation. Lopez arrived at
Po rt Mar tel April 23 aboard
an American shrimp boat. the
U.S. Capit.an. The going rate to
bring relatives to freedom was
$500 to Sl,000 per person. he said.
"There were about 3,000 boats
in the harbor . I fell like a
prisoner and I thjnk everyone
was afraid "
Lopez. and others like him,
spent 12 days on the boat waiting
for the arrival of their re)aUves.
A bucket had to make do as a
toilet
Cu ban soldiers r inged the
port, aiming their guns al the
waiting flotill a.
.. It was Cas tro's message for
us not to do anything foolish.·'
Lopet said he a lso s aw a
Russian-made helicopter Oying
over the boats. ~uns brisllinl(. ·
C8ee FREEDOM, Pa1e A?>
U.S. Protests Cuba's
Buzzing1 of Copter
OMty ~I ... SUtt li'Mte
FINDING FREEDOM -Members of t he Lopez family,
re united after 19 years. gather in Huntington Beach.
Seated Cf rom leftl are Selma. Monika. Inez and Tica :
standing are Vin cente. Tonv Jr. and Tony Sr.
Oementean Tells
'Sex for Cash' Plot
By DA vtD KVTZMANN
... o.iw ..........
A San Clemente bualftessman
and c hamber of commerce
director nervously described for
an Orange County Superior
Court jury Monday the chalo of
events wruch led to an alleged
extortion plot against him by a
San Diego woman with whom he
once desired sex.
Travel agent Gale llowe, who
also has been active in San
Clemente 's recall movement
aga i n s t Ma y o r Karoline
Koester. was the first witness in
the trial of Jill Marie Bramlette.
21. She is char~ed with trying to
ex t o rt $3 ,0 00 fr o m t h e
businessman.
Miss Bramlette was arrested
in August by San Clemente
police after she met with Howe
in what investigators said was a
rendezvous to demand money
Howe was wired for sound by
police in that encounter and the
ta pe of their conversation -or
what could be hea rd of it over
the din of background noise -
was played for the jury Monday.
But it was the testimony of the
San Clemente businessman that
dom inated the day's testimony
in Superior Court J udge Byron
McMlltan's courtr oom.
Howe descr ibed how Miss
Bramlette first telephoned rum
in March, 1979, inquiring about
Car ibbean cruis es ror her
parents . The bespect acled
b usinessm a n testifi ed h e
arranged to m eet wit h her
during. san Diego trip.
At that ftrst meeUn1, he said,
they spoke only briefly ih a hotel
lounge and parted company.
On a second joUrMY to San
Die10, however, Howe said they
met apin at a hotel, discussed
the specifics of the cruise she
wished to J>Urcbase for her
pareats. md then became more
mUmlltely lnYOlved.
"Sbe .,,. a &OOd·looklnc girl,"
he sfid under questlonin1 by
Deputy otmtet Aatome-y JOhn
Cronin. •·And I had a few
drinks."
They drove to another motel to
check into a room As they were
taking off their clothes. Howe
testified, Miss Bramlette asked
him to refund hls commission on
the c ruise for having sexual
intercourse with her.
Ange red . Ho we sa id he
immediately put his clothes
back on and left. "I was thinking
of a different relationship." he
said. Howe denied they had any
sexual relationship.
He said he drove her to where
she wanted to get out and they
again parted company.
(See PLOT, Page A21
Youth Seized
In Attack on
Vice Principal
San Cleme nte police have
c h a r ged a 15 -year -old San
Clemente High School student
with assaulting an administrator
following an incident In front of
t h e hi g h school Mo nday
morning.
The youth allegedly struck
vice principal Ross Velderrain
with his skate board after the
man told the youngster to go
inside the school building.
Police report the youth was
wrestled to the ground by
se veral other students who
witnessed the 1Dcldent and who
held him until police arrived.
Tbe YoUtb was taken to the
Sao Cleqlente police station
where be was booked on an
assault dlarge aPd released to
bis parents.
Crewmen
Shaken
ByMiGs
MI AMI <AP) -The State
Department has lodged a protest
with Cuba after two MiG jets
stunned the crew of a Coast
Guard heli copter with three
dangerously close passes that
left the chopper shuddering over
the Baha mas.
"A st.roog protest" was sent to
Havana . with formal written
protests to be made today. Slate
Department spokesman David
Nall laid in Wubina(on.
A Coat Guard spokesman ln
Miami said tbe helicopter was
buzzed Monday as it made a low
alUtude tearch around Cay
Santo Domln10 for .four sailors
lost ln Saturday eve ning's
sinklng of the Royal Bahamas
D e f e n se F o r ce g un boat
Flamingo.
Lt . Nonis Turner referred to
the incident about 35 miles north
of Cu ba's easte r n coast as
"e x tre m e l y d ang e r ou s
harassment."
··The aircraft shuddered from
the force of the plane going by.'·
T urner said after speaking by
te lephone with t he pilot. Lt
David KunJcel. at his base in
Borinquen. Puerto Rico.
One MIG passed over the
h e licopte r and t he o ther
swooped 100 or 200 yards to the
l e ft , the n o n e o f t h em
a pproached from beblnd. pulled
about 50 feet below the chopper
and sbot straight up just in front
or it. Turner said.
"He thought they were just
joking when they first started."
Turner said. ··But the third time
... he heard him and all of a
sudden he saw him just in front
or him, going straight up ...
··It passed 50 feet under the
helicopter, which was only 300
feet above the ocean, cutting in
its after burne r as it passed
unde r tbe he licopter . then
climbed to full altitude and
cir cled.
.. That's a n extremely close
pass for any aircraft, especially
ror a helicopter , which is so
s usceptible to turbulence. It's
almott a near m iss when you
have ai~rafl pass tbat close.·'
Afterward, the helicopter
ho•ered over a nearby Navy
ship. the U~ Cbarles F. Acfaml.
until lbe jell were no longer oo
tha mlMUe destroyer's radar. ~
uld.
E,ihn Spurs Local CallS
' .
BOmb Tlareai. at KOCE-TV ProH Hoax
bet•.. \,laat nat'9n •d UM Sa•fl•, wbo clalDl tb•
prodacdae CCllltaiDI diltortiw ...............
Oia .._ utioDal level, tome
A••eaa oftleial1 eapreued
---....... feel tbrouP U..~8"*..Ua~, :t"..!I:.' U.I . rela wttlt
At KOCS, MwHer, ttaUon
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ARCHITECT CRESSMAN AND LAGUNA'S 'ClEOSHAU'
He Battlea N9'ghbor9 and City Over Old HouN
Plan Stymied
Laguna Zoning Stance Firm
By STE VE MITCHELL
Of-o.M"f ~ S\Mf The new owner of the slightly
dilapidated Cape Cod house in
Laguna Beach claims its former
tenant. have included ghosts
and, for a short while . former
drug euru Dr. Timothy Leary.
What a J:'c hiteci J ack
Cressman wou.ld like to do i&
move bla bullneaa lnto the wood
structure at the corner of
Glenneyn and Cleo 1treets. right
a cro11 the road from busy Albertlon~ Market ln Lacuna
Buch. Tbat would give blm a eood
locatlon for b1a business and also
s ave a bit ol Laguna's hiatory,
be H JI, But LQ\ma Beach City Coun·
cU natmben. at the urctnc ol
CreHaao'a new nel1hbon.
tunMCI clown the arcbltect'1 re-
1 que1t far a zone cbante lbat woUI aUow b1m to mowe 1111
draftiam tablea ud mapt into
"Cl.-..a." a once ele•ant but now~ IAIUD• "charmer." He ..,a the coacll dedlk>n
lea'Ytl blm wtU9 few options.
U M ca't Pf••n• ua. Gad
buildlDI, lle'U bave to tear it do• aillt replace It wttb a a&M-
b1•11 • .... ·•made ol tme· co wttla ... ,... but emcteat .............. ,..
He call• Ill• alterHUY• • .. ....._ durtn apartment,"
Hd ·iMata l would be tailor
m• ,_ eol'-1• 1tudentl or ...... ,. .....
Ht• 1et11tbore 0111 It ......... ,.rr.:• ~=er-.:-.:: n..,... .... , llll!lf•*'· •. .:-... .-. =~:='=-= .,..
While c ity off1 c1als laud
Cressman's intention to restore
the old building, they term the
use change "spot zoning."
To that . Cressm a n points
a cr oss the street from his
elevated property to the loading
dock at Albertson's Market.
"It's a 24-bour trash, \ruck
(See PIAN., Pa1e A.U
'SC Tot's Fall
FromMo-ped
Proves Fatal
A J.yeer-okl San Clemente Cir1
died Sunday after abe fell from
the bad ol a IDOi*I drivea by a
friend of her family, pollee takl.
The little litl WU fUlbed to
San Clemente General Halpftal
at ll:JO a .m . a.nd , after a
two-bour effort to revive blr,
.... prcaounced de.cl al l :• p.m.
A polke 1pot•mu uJd the r.rt wa1 picked up la frcmt of tile .. uy boee M .. Aft. 8ern
and clrt ..... tile block bJ .. un6dentafted,..... ot ... ,.....,,
Po&Aee ..W U. ••••• .. _. ar,....., ... ,.....,.
a alaOlllWAft. lerra 11 11 u.e ..... to ... tllron tro. .. ..................... .......... f~&"':.:·.=·..:..~ ,,,,., ....... .. .. .. -.., ...
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Mor.tgage
Interest
Rates Dip
SA'N FRANCISCO <API ·-
P..,LenllaJ home buyers continue
to get more breaks as one or the
s t a t e 's larges t r ea l estate
m ortgage broker s reduce d
mterest rates on brokered real
estate mortgage loa.ns and a San
Fra ncis co ba nk lower ed its
prime home mort1age rate.
J . Robert Meieda. exttuUve
vlce P19ideal ol Pacific P\81\ of
CaUfonU.a. aaMt it '90Uld ~
lDt.uelt rata Oft ~ ol VUll
seeured by rut property from 18
percent to 16 percent.
P,cilk PIM, • •ubsidi&ry of TIM aoe..rt A. McNeil Corp., bM
offleea la 2l California cities.
The newer rates 10 into effed
w~. Crocke r Bank. meanwhile.
lo we r ed t he p rim e ho m e
mortgage rate from 16 1"1 percent
t o 1 3 ~ p e r cent e ffective
Mond ay, according to Fred
Morr iso n . execut ive v ite
president. real estate industries
d1v1sion . The new rate will apply to 80
percent mortgages on existing
single·family homes which are
owner occupied. Meanwhile. Bank of California
today said it wall Join a growing
nu m ber of ba nks charging
customers who hold their credit
cards Ralph Ras mussen. BankCal
senior vice pres ide nt. cited
infl ation and low profitability
from bank c redit card s as
reasons for the $15 ann ual fee to
begm July l for holders of its
VISA and Master Cards.
No change is planned in the
formula on which monthly
payments are comp uted for
c a r d ·hol de rs w h o e xte n d
pa y men t s for t h e ir card
purchases. be said.
Barut of Amen ca. lbe world's
largest rommerciaJ bank . and
Crocker Bank earlier announced
they would begin charging fees
to their credit card-holde rs.
BofA will charge an annual fee,
C rocke r a f ee for e ach
transact.ion with its cards.
Coast
Weatller
-nurty percent ctt.ance
or 1bowers tonlebt and
We dnesday morning.
Ptrtly cloudy We dnes·
d ay afternoo n with
chance of showers de -crea1ln1 to 10 percent.
Cooler Wednesday .
t.ow1 tonl•bt 54 at tbe-
beacbn aDd 51 Inland.
Ht&bl WedMlday a to CT.
IMIHT••~Y
•
ell QAll V Pll.Ol L§C Tueadax. Mg t:t. '*
~--JlJST BRL4DNG p,...f' ... AI
Lo&t 1Nw,.,.. ....,., ...,.. _. ri111'...,. ••lope Ml• FREEDOM ••
Dime-a-gallon Fee
Weighed by Judge
1h ea•• ~.-u• f Cllbaa · .wua .. a,eo ... -... ,_ U.. ._..•an ...-ttlll al· Ml•r.to ..... ,, ..... .
WASKlNOT()N <AP) ft.ttaU tue>ltnt' prices may 10 up 10
ceau a c•Uon 11utnday unlea • rec1 ral Judce rulet •1aln1t P.,...ldrnt Carter's plu
lJ ~Judi*~ E ffob!MM Jr •• tGDaldertnc
a auJt ..._ c\almed 0.. 1• rte Is unt0n1U\vUonal. The l0tlot
aide la ~ to appul IW ruhn&. wblcb RM pr'Oll\JMd by the
endot-...,.
Carter announcf'd lhe r~ aa a iH t'Onservatlon measure,
uylnt tbe ttlsb~r prac.a would for« drive~ to Wit' IH11 an iand
lbua belf cut U S. lmport.1. wtucb now a... 1 3 mllUoo barrel& of
crude o6 da.lb
• ••• ••l•r••r• Opr••
WASIUNGTON (AP> -House and Senate ne.roUalon
opeoed a cooferenc. \Oday on widely dlver1m1 plana to balance
tbe 1111 Wdael. faclna freeb compllcaUons cau.ed by S.ale
YOla &o keep alive Saturday mall. 1tate revem.ae 1hann1 and
1r&Dta to local police department.I
The Seoate'a refu.al to ... thok proararna creau. new
confilcta betwHm ita defenae·heavy, 1613 l bUUon balanced
budget and the House package wtuch favors kllllng all three
The Senate approved •tS budget for r1scaJ 1981 on a 68 28
vote Monday mght, with 19 Republican6 Joining 49 Democrat~ In
favor of the s pemdlag plan
Prof~uor IMdl<>•~fl la Fra•d
BOSI'ON <AP> -A Northeulem Unlvers1ty professor used
women st~ts and others to collect up to Sl mtltion in welfare
benefits. the largest welrare fraud case in state his tory, the
at&omey general's ofhce said today
The physical education professor. Robert Haves. 34. WI'"
one of five people indicted last month by a Suffolk County
grand jury, the attorney 1eneral'1 otnce announced. He wu
arrested in Haris Harrt•burg, Pa.
Dollar De<>fin#'•: Gold Down
LONDON <AP > The dollar declined on world exchanges
today In reaction to the contJnued slide in U S tnteres t rates
Gold and s ilver prices weresli1hUy lower.
In Tokyo, the dollar clOled at 227.35 yen, down from 230.20
In London, the pound COit $2.2880, compared to $2.2813.
In London gold closed at ~14 an ounce, down $1 at Uie clou
Monday. In Zunch, the metal cl05ed at $512.20, uncban1ed from
Monday.
Silver was quoted at $12.65 an ounce in London, down from
$12 SS ·
Laguna Youths Win
OC Architects' Prize
Dana Hiiis High School Seniors
Jerr LeW1s and Steve Clark have
designs on a future ln architec·
ture.
With recent successes propel-
ling them. they are on their way.
They were big winners in re-~nt countyw\de architecture
competition.
Jeff placed first and Steve
third an the Oranae County
Cbapt.er of the Am•rle•J\ J..awear~·~ tiblt lor aU ..... ~ tctaoOill: eattw tJU snont.h.
Also. Steve was recently
named tbe p-and wmner in the
architecture dlvlaion of the
Oranae County Youth Expo.
In both cases. the boys were
entering archJLecturaJ drawings .
Jerf's presentation of a solar
home for a family or six was
praised by members or the pro-
fessional architect 's group, said
Mike Fisher, architecture . in·
structor al Dana Hills.
· .. Both boys worked very pro·
fes1ionaUy." said Fisher. "Their
work parallels very closely with
that or an actual archttecrs of·
nee." For the AIA competition. slo·
denu were directed to prepare
drawlngs for an energy efficient
home and were glven Inform•·
liou u tD the bypothellcal site,
zonlnc restrictions and deslcn
problems.
.. It was pretty bli." aald Jeff.
"I was really proud of myself. I
mtaht get a couple of job offen
~t of lt. Some of the architect.a
came up and said they wouJd
Prop. 9 Blasted
SACRAMENTO (AP>
Uo\verslty of CaUfom\a Presl·
dent Oavld Suon conalders
PropoelUon 9 "a threat of un·
known maenitude lo all levels
and kinds of educaUon." He aald
the unlvers\ly wouldn't need tui·
llon thJs year -or . he hopes, in
tt.iture years -ir the voters de·
teat Proposition 9.
DAILY PILOT
--------like me to come ln and talk with
them."
Steve, who has been accepted
at the Phoenix Institute or
Technology in Phoenix. ts no
strancer to successes on the
high achool level.
He wu honorfld tbla year by
the San Clemente Veterans of
Foretsn Wan u a l'eclplent of
thelr lnduatrial arta cltiunsblp ........
Mid. ... die Or...... CDallt7
y oatb grqo. ill 8llldJUoll to belna
the GniDCI Wilmer. ~e won a nnt place for a set of worttq
drawinp and a third place !or a
houae framing model.
For the model, which included
a cement slab, the idea was to
demonstrate functionalism In
the home.
"ln architecture. a lot of buJld·
ings don't work, In the areas of
c1rculatlon, view, heating, or
venUlation," he said. "We were
to present a model that was
functional."
Jeff plJJ\S to attend either Cal
Poly Pomona or Arlwna State
University.
Other Dana Hills wmners al
the Orange County Youth Expo
were Dave Knudson. fl1'11t place
for a two-story framing model
and second place for a siflgle
family dwelling drawing; Paul
Quinn, aecond place for a bouae
and garage fra ming model:
Brian Harvey, second place for
drawing• of a residential home.
Tom Zink. second place for a
mechanical drawing. Barry
Bates, thi rd place for a
mechanical drawing, and Nelson
Jun, third place for a mechanical
drawing.
.. ............... -.... ..................... boat 1 UUnlt they lstuld him ..
Lopei brou_,ht .. ,, parents.
Vluna. and IMI Lopes, to U..
Unltf'd SUtn Crom Cuba ln 1'10
Thf'f allO make thelr bom9 In tfunUaatoa Beach.
And fut Thunday M: returned
to 'lortda w\tb bl• •\aleT,
M arlh•. her husband Jorce
E•t•dflla. daughters Selma, l~.
and Monika, 6 , and twins
l>laneUl1 and Juan, 5
Ile brou1ht the two older girts
to llunUn"°" Beith Monika, he
uy1, 11 &olnc wild over t.oYs
while ~ma has never aeeo so
much cloclun& and food U\ her
lift>
In SpanJah, she 11ld she Ukes th~ Unlted Stat~ very much.
The rm o( the family ls stay-
ing In Florida untH joM can be
found
"l don 'l want t.o brmg them
hl·n · 1f they have to go on
welfare Lire can become too
ca!>y that way,·· Lopez said.
Lopez said he has been trymg
to brlng the family to the United
States for yeani but efforts had
failed because hta brother-In·
law. a mus1c1an, was of military
age
Reflecting on his journey,
Lopez said the majority or the
200 paaaengcrs on bis boat to
Florida were prisoners ln Cuban
jails
"I talked to quJt.e a few or
them. They were t<Md they could
either ao t.o the United St.ates
or stay in prison.
'· 1 believe some of them were
hardened criminals. I talked to
lots or lhem. I told them that I
could auarant.ee that tbe FBI
knowa more about their records
tban Catro. I told them to be
hone1l and to tell the truth Md
they aa.id they would."
Lope: saJd he ventured to a
hotel ln Havana for a night dur·
ing a tropical storm.
"I made two teJephone calls to
Callromla. They couldn't have
lasted more than six minutes
and It cost $200."
He said coffee Is selling for $30
a pound in Cuban stores and a
pound of Mee costs about $6.
Lopez, a real estat.e salesman
In Huntington Beach. said he
believes that the days of Castro
are numbered.
"I went baclc to visit my fami·
ly last ye&1 . Things were falling
apart and friends and relatives
told me they were miserable.
"There were many aad faces.
"ll lat.he be11nniD1 of the end.
TM =amow.u.atcutro u.
been themU•.''
"I •• very. very lucky to set
abt persons out. It wu a miracle
by St. Anthony."
<St. Anthony Is the saint who
intercedes with God on behalf o(
people who may have lost things
m Catholic Church tradmon. l
And Lo~' mother Is happy.
loo. Although she hasn't seen
her daught.er yet. s he knows she
ls safe. and can visit her soon.
"She doesn't have to cry on·
Mother 's Day any more. That's
very impo'1.ant for me to be able
to say that." Lopez said.
Rabies Clinic Set
In Capistrano
An a nti.rabies vaccination
cUnlc ror dogs will be beld at
San Juan Capi1trano Elemen·
tary School. 318(2 El Camino
Real. May 20. -
The clinic is being sponsored
by the Southern California
Veterinary Medical Associallon
and wtll be open from 7 to 8:30
p m Vaccinations will be $2 per
dog For more tnformaUon calJ
994-4602.
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OESPfTE VANDALi, MEOHIORS' COMPLAINTS, WORK MOVES AHEAD OM CRESCENT POINT
workmen From ow ContrKtlnv Wont on A"'Pf*Matef lnduded In 1109.eoo View Pertc
Crescent Park's
Work Progressing
C onstruction s hould be
completed by mid-s ummer on
the new Crescent Ba y Point
Park in north Laguna Beach.
des pite vanda li s m and a
n eighbor's C'O m pla1nt that
pathways art> too dose to his
home
The view park. located at I.he
end o( McKnlJhl DMve ln North
Laguna. ls belllg constructed by
OW Cootracung Co , or Laguna
Beach at a C05l of $109.594 •
The U\J'ee.Quarter acre pa.rt
will include five viewing
platforms overlooking Seal
Rock. Catalina Jslaod and tbe
coast ti.De.
Other reatures of the blufftop
park include m eandering
pathways o f deco mposed
granite . a concrete circular
seatlng area and landscaping
Natural borders of lemonade
berries. bougainville a and
prickly brush will keep viewers
from climbing down the face of
the steep cliffs, city ofhcia.ls
hope.
The three lots compris ing
Crescent Bay Point Park were
purchased by the city ror
'500.000 several ye~p ago wllh
funds from the atate s Land and
Water ConservaUon Fund and
some county revenue sharing
funds.
But confl.lcts over uaes ln the
park behyeen the state. the
county and the coastal
co m mission have held up
development of the property
until Uu.s year. .
Now the work is under way.
city o(ricials report there have
been mstances or vandalism to
new structures U\ the park.
Vandals have scr i bbled
initials in still-wet concrete and
have littered the seat.lng ana
with beer boUJes and trash.
Earl Rippee. who Uves in a
home adjacent &o the new park;
convinced the City Council last
week to change the dire<:t1on of
one of the gravel pathways away
r,.om lu.s home.
"The way it is now. I have no
idea wt-Jch of the hundreds oC
•is 1tors U5tng the path Wlll be
casing m} place." he told I.he
council -
Rippee said his home has been ·
burglan zed on three occa'>1ons
'>Inn · the park v. a!> purcha.-,4"<1
ano said recent improvemt'nlc,
to the park h ine drav.n
late night visitors \\ho drink and
maKe noist'.
Pohce officers tn recent w~s
ha ve been m.akiat extra pat.ro'5
or the area and wlll conuoue
rrequenl checks of the bluft\.<>s>
al least untll ~tructloa ls
completed.
Fro• Pafl#' :l I
PLAN STYMIED ...
and light show." Cressman say!>,
adding he Uunks res1dent1al use
of his property 1~ ndtculous
"What the city told me 1s that
G lenneyre Street 1s the buffer
between my residential property
and the market." he said.
Some buffer. he snor ts.
Cressman paid ror a trarflc sur·
vey that shows more than 13.000
cars use Glenneyre during the
day. And. he claims. the racket
from the 24·hour market couJd
wake the dead.
Speaking or which, Cressman
says he's still researching
stones he's heard about the SO-
year-old building. which was
moved to lu present locatk>n ln
1931 rrom a lot on Diamond
Street.
He sa.id a woman was killed &11
the home dunna World War U.
the result of a love tnangle. And
he says. a llkeness of lhe vie-
um ·s race appeared an mtldev.
in the room v. her~ she v. as
murdered
Cressman says he's got pie
tu res of the bizarre profile
As to claims that the tugh
pri e st of LSD s lept there.
Cressman said police records
!>hould su.nam that report
But even If there 15 hllle tus
tory to the building. Cressman
says It should be saved and. in
his term. recycled.
And despite tus neighbors con
cem s. Cressman says he's w1U·
ing to draft a contract to limit
the commercial use of the bu1ld
mg to low·proflle offices
La1una Beach does not have a
t>roressional-adm101strati ve of·
f1ce zoru.ng, 60 Cressman said he
was for~ed lo seek the com·
mercial t.Oning.
"We're not talking about a
rast·food outJet or an auto p.a.rt.s
store here," he said.
,~,.... Pa_. A I
PWT ...
But about two weeks later.
Howe testified. she called hJm at
hla San Clemente office.
Ke aa\d she demanded he pay
the cost o( her parenl.11' cruise or
s he would tell his wife, tht>
chamber of commerce and a
local 'neW1lpaper that he had sex
With her.
"l told her ·no way' and hung
up," he aa1d.
He c laimed s he continued
calling him and e ve ntually
demanded money, about $2.800.
10 retum for her silence.
Asked by Cronin why he didn't
go to the police right away.
Howe testified. "I was scared."
He saJd he eventually told all
to h\s wife and the poli~ on
Aug 13. the da y o r Miss
Bramlt!tte's arrest. The police
outr1tt.ed tum with a microphone
and he met with the young
v. om an. he said. at the Red Fox
lounge He said he gave her
SJ ,765 1o1.h1ch oHlcl'r~ had given
lO h1m
The tape of that meeting wa!>
played for the 1ury. but only
!10 1.1.t'·!> vo1rl' could b1· d1scemcd
t brou>-!h tht' noi!>C. ··1 don't ever
want to :.t.~ you again," he says
.it ont• point • I onh want you to
ll'a \'c ml' alon1'
Park Meters
"Decapitated'
'I
Burglars imitat ing Paul
Jl.ewman Ill the film ··cool Hand
Luk('" appan>ntl~ U5ed p1pecut·
tl·rs to re mo\ e lbe heads rrom
l 1o1. o parking meter.. 1n Laguna
Heach !).Umellme before Mond<A}
morn Ill~
rhe double hedded meter!>
v.i>rt: cul from two locut1ons an
tht: 1200 block of North Coast
H1gnway
Ci ty officials plare the lo:.s of
thl' meter.. at S..WO and esumate
SI:? 10 currency was taken dur·
ing the early morning caper.
Plane Rams Plant
NEUNKIRCHEN. We s t
Germany (APl --Three fa ctory
v.orkers were killed when a
Belgian F -104 Starflghter
crashed into a German factory
after the two-man crew balled
out. police said. The plane lost
power dunng 3 training rueht
Monday over the Saarland after
a large bird was sucked into one
of lhe engines. the crewman told
police after they parachuted to
safety.
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-Orange Coast
tOITION
VOL. 73, NO. 1M, 3 SECTIONS, • ll'AOES ORANGE COUNTY, C,LIFORNIA
l'our Ho•eto•n
Dally N_.wMpaper
C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
.Culllan Bather Finally Has Her 'Day'
Daily "1191 M .. t ,._
FINDING FREEDOM -Members of the Lopez family,
reunited after 19 years. gather in Huntington Beach.
Seated (from left ) are Selma, Monika. Inez and Tica;
standinJ? are Vincente. Tonv J r . and Tony Sr.
Oementean Tells
'Sex for Cash' Plot
By DAVID KUTZMANN
a. .. DMly """ ..... A San Clemente busi.neuman a nd c hamber of commerce
director nervously described ror
an Orange County Superior
Court jury Monday lhe chajn of
events which led to an alleged
extortion plot against him by a
San Diego woman with whom he
once desired sex. .
Travel agent Gale Howe. who
llso has been active in· San
Clemente's recall movement
against Mayor Karoline
Koester. was the first witness in
the trial of Jill Marie Bramlette.
21. She Is charged with trying to
extort $3,000 fr om the
businessman.
On a second journey to Sap
Die10, however, ~e said they
met atain at a hotel, discussed
' the specifics of the cruise she
wished to.purchase for her
parents, alld \hen became more
intimately involved.
"She was a good-looking girl." he said under questioning by
Deputy District Attorney John
Cronin. "And I had a few
drinks."
They di;pve to another motel to
check in• a room. As they were
taking off their clothes. Howe
testified. Miss Bramlette asked
him to refund his commission on
the cruise for having sexual
intercourse with her.
Angered, Howe s aid he
immediately put his clothes
!See PLOT. Page A2 >
By aoa1:aT Ma111:a °' ...................
It wu tM rirst Mother's Day
In a lOfti while that his mother
dldn't bave to cry.
And for that, 37·year-old Tony
Lopez believes his harrowing
odyssey to Cuba and his mum
to the United States with hls sis·
ler and her family safely out of
the Communist COWltry ls more
important than anything.
Spea.ldn1 at his two-story Hun-
t1n1ton Beach home Monday,
Lopez said, "Everything you do
you have to take a chance. I am
thankful to God and to St. An·
thony."
Lopez. who left Cuba in 1961.
rushed to Miami April 23 when he gol word .that there might be a
chance of freeing bis sister
After scrambling to find
transportation, Lopez arrived at
Port Mariel April 23 aboard
an American shnmp boat, the
U.S. Capitan The going rate to
bring relatives to freedom was s:;oo to Sl.000 per person. he said.
"There were about 3,000 boats
an the harbor I felt like a
prisoner and I think everyone
was afraid."
Lopez, and others hke ham.
spent 12 days on the boat waiting
for the arrival of their relatives.
A bucket had to make do as a
toilet.
Cuban soldier s ranged the
port, aiming their guns at the
waiting notilla.
"lt was Castro's message for
us not to do anything foolish "
. Lopez said he a lso saw a
Russian-made helicopter flying
over the boats. guns bristling
!Stt FREEOO~. Page A.2)
U.S. Protests Cuba's
Buzzing of Copter
Crewmen
Shaken
ByMiGs
MIAMI <AP> -The State Department bas lodged a protest
with Cuba after two MiG jets
s tunned the crew of a Coast
Guard helicopter with three
dangerously close passes that
left the chopper shuddering over
the Bahamas.
"A strong protest" was sent to
Havana. with formal written
protests to be made today. State
Department spokesman David
Nall said in Washington.
A Coast Guard spokesman in
Miami said the helicopter was
J>uased llonday aa it made a low
altitude search a r ound Cay
Santo Dominao for four sailors
lost In Saturday evening's
sinking of the Royal Bahamas
De f e n se Force g unboat
Flamingo.
LL. Norris Turner referred to
the incident about 35 miles north
of Cuba's eastern coast as
"extremely dangerous
harassment."
"The aircraft shuddered from
the rorce or the plane going by.''
Turner said after speaking by
telephone with the pilot: Lt.
David Kunkel. at his base in
Borinquen. Puerto Rico.
One MiG passed over the
· <See MIG's, Page A2 >
Miss Bramlette was arrested
rn August by San Clemente
police arter she met with Howe
in what investigators said was a
rendezvous to demand money
Howe was wired for sound by
police in that encounter and the
tape or their comersation -or
what could be heard of it over
the din of background noise -
was played for the jury Monday.
But it was the tesU mony or the
San Clemente businessm an that
dominated the day's testimony
in Superior Court Judge Byron
McMillan's courtroom.
Mesa Dance School
Needs Speeiat-0 K
Uglu Work
Ev er wonder wh a t
happens when the lights
on the huge Fountain
Valley Drive-in sign
burn out? Electrician
Don Walters knows. It's
up to him to change the
bulbs
Howe described how Miss
Bramlette first telephoned him
in March. 1979, inquiring about
Caribbean cruises for her
parents. The bespectacled
businessman testified h e
a rranged to meet with her
dur.ing a San Diego trip.
At that first meeting, he said,
they spoke only briefly in a hotel
lounge and parted company.
Orange Coast
Weatiaer
'l'lltl1.Y perceat tban~e
or 1bowen tont1bt and Wednesday mornlns.
Partly tloudy Wedne•··
day afternoon with
ebaaee of 1howers de· erea1bai to 10 percent.
Cooler Wedne1da1 .
Low1 i.i'91\ N at tlle
beaeltM Md 51 lnlaad. ..... ......,.to..,,
D•l8•Te•AY
Sunshine Dance Academy
owners must apply for a special
permit to o p e rate thei r
disco-dance school in the
downtown Costa Mesa area.
planning commissioners have
ruled.
The commission a ls o
pos tponed for two w eek s its
ruling on a separate variance
so u g ht by the academy
operators to reduce the number
of parking s paces they are
required to maintain in the
downtown a rea zoned for
commercial use.
City officials contend the
academy is operating !)Je"ally
President
OfGWC
·Quits Post
Lee A. SteYeu pretldent of
Goaden Welt ~eae in Hunt-
in1ton Beatb alnce 19'17, re·
..,..... ~ tlUa morn · Jal • ..,., lie .... decided "it b
beat to ............ let oCben
deal wttll tbe problems tbat CGn· froat ~ .iue.tion. ,.
la a iea. ..... to Ute ed· ...... af'"o.t Com...U· ~ Cell~atrlet today, ...._, uidlMnelT......, ........ "' .. ~-.. -... hi would take vaelltkla -...... ...,.u ......... . ...... b . ......... :.r-· roru.....,..., ..._. ................ '° "".-..... .... ... ••• • ., ........... c l•l•rl• ''"tdi•t wtvt• .....
without a city business license. But that license won't be issued
until the planning commission
approves the use permit and
parking variance.
Monday's commission action
follows the arrest earlier this
month of a 25-year-old Costa
Mesa woman for suspicion or
prostitution a fter the dance
teacher a llege<$ly solicited an
undercover police officer in the
academy.
Following that arrest, the
city's planning department
notified leaaing agent JobD L.
Gordin that a use permit would
be required to operate the
academy, now considered "a .
non.enumerated or adult use." Roberta Costa, admlniltrative
assistant for the plannin1
department. said her
or1a nilatl on. act•d on
lnformatlon re1ardlna academy operations lft iasuin1 tbe
non-confCll'IDinl usa1e nallq.
Sbe said tbe academy, unllke
most dance schools, offers
prl•ate lessons in small
carpeted rooma. •1at1e dt)' ordinaaen do not ban sucb actlvtty from tbe
commerelal 1one. neltber do
tbQ alow for it, she said. Gerdln eauld not be reached
ror commnt re11rdln1 the newly required permit .
A sn.......-at UM academy
aaid eerUer that the academy often dllCO·d•nee IHIODI,
eoftlr.., wtUl IOlne ......
lnatructGn wbo won two lldftl.
Onm9t Camt1 ......... c.t
.... nMd lut rear "•' Ult l•Hlll•• (nude 111odell•f)
ltudlo wllle~rt•lo111 r ...... "" ....... Ute ..... ., " • • -.: .... ,., ..... ' -,.... .. •"-'----·
•
Filin Spurs Local Calls
Bomb Threats at KOCE-TV Prove Hoax
Despite a few bomb tllreats
telepboMd to tbe HuntlDston Beacb·bued tele\fllion IUtkln,
tbe contro¥etaial doeu-drama
"Death ol a Prlnce11" aired
Mon,::.:r nl1bt ·on KOCE·TV.
Cba 90, wttboul incident, a .... u. oftldal Hid.
Tbe ttatlaft '°laed about aoo
Cr"o:n• t•ll• prtor to tbe
dMlt wl about 100 cluftq
••• after tlM promram wu •• ,... ,,.. 1'11111 ti " .... ............. °"'"~ ........
Ill•'• •••l•U•• of ••••• Ar•M•• 1uUurt, ftar '' .... ...... Ar ..... ~-c1.:• rl Ir
tf •. ( lel•&eil .. .:: , ... c., .
Re1ardint the bomb threats.
station manqer Doo Gerdts ob-
served. "That's pretty typical for
otber staUonl up in Hollywood,
butl'daa1tt'utJl)lcalforua."
He said the ltation took extra
security pncall&ionl MOIMlay al tu tran1m1tter 8Dd broadc•t
raclllllH at Oolden WHl eou .... but tbe Un•ta P'O"d '°be .............. .
TMdDN .... at._...oa tl•• lite of • laudl AraMan
prllHll wlao WH ••-Utll 11tt1a1• for •• alltll ldMlltrtUI affair WU I ......
Britaln caused a dlplomauc rtl\
between that nation and the
Sa ud is. wbo c laim the
production contains distortiOns
and inaccuracies.
On t.be naliooal level, tome
American officlal1 expre11ed
fur tbet tM tum. fed tbroup
the Public Broadtutin~, could U11Mt U.S. re.la wtt1s
tbeS.udia.
...
tlJ DAIL V PILOT c TUf!dfY. Mu l3 1HO
-~"' _.......--JVST BREAIUNG-----...
Dime-a-gallon Fee
Weighed by Judge .
WASHINGTON tAP) -Retael auollne prtca Qll)J.,.., Lo
ctGLa a 1aUoD 1'hwsela~ UD1-• federal Jwda• Nia qalMl Ptet•tter.t Carter'& ptal'I
~ U . otatrict Juel&• Aubrey t Roblnson Jr wu eoaaldenna
• 1Yil U..l dalmed 0.. cu fff t. UDCOOtUtuUoaa.I. The loUAI
•kte '8 ~ to appeal hb rulln1, wtUch be pnmlMd by CM
tnd of \oday.
Caner knnounc~'d the Ct'e u a aas conMrvaUon m~a&uro.
uyan.1 tht-h.a_achf'r pr•et-•·®Id rorce driven to uae le a au and
thus ht lp cut U S amporb. wbkh now att '1 3 million barr..-11 of
crudtt aid dally
Bllllpf C'eJtff•r••r• •P•••
WAS!UNGTON t AP\ -House and Senate nt10U1\0n
opent'd a ('Onfuen<'• tc&_ay on wtdt'ly d\nr1ln& plans to bllence
th• 1•1 bu41et.. fat'ld( frwh compUuuou uu.1ed b)' Senate
votes to keep a.Uve &turd.a)' maal. st•te reve nut •h•rin• and
grantli to local poUce departments
T~ St>natt'i. refusal to u tho$c prouam6 crut.ea oew
conmcts behrteen It.a defense--heaVJ, 1113 l bUUoa balanced
budgel and lhe H<M&l4S package which favort klllln1 all lhne.
The Senate approveo 1ts Dudget !or fiscal 1981 on a 68·28
vote Monday night. with 19 Republicans JOLmng 49 Democr»t:. 1n
favor of the t.pendmg pl•n
O.Jllar o,-,.,.,. .... Geld Do"' n
LC~NDON ~AP> -The dollar declined on world exchan1es
today an ~a<.'taon to the continued slide in U S interest rates
Gold and silver prices were slightly lower
In Tokyo. the dollar closed at 227 35 yen. down from 230 20
In London, the pound cost $2.2880. compared to $2.2813.
In London ~old closed at ~14 an ounce, down $1 at the close
Monday In Zunch, the metal d<>&ed at SSl2.20. unchanged from
Monday
Sil ver was quoted at $12.65 an ounce ln London. down from
$12.88
2 .Je1U11er• Rel ur11 lo .t irporl
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP> -Two jethners returned to
Portland IntemaUonal Airport shortly after takeoff this morn-
ing, while an lncomlng paasen1er Jet landed alter reportin1
me<.'han.lcal problems.
All three planes, which reported problems within • one-hour
period, landed safely a nd there were no injuries.
f'ro• Pag .. :t I
PWT RELATED ••.
back on and lert. "I was thinking
of a different relationship... he
s aid. Howe denied they had any
sexual relationship.
He said he drove her to where
she wanted \0 get out and they
a1a in parted company.
But about two weeks later.
Howe testified. she called him at
his San Cle mente oltlce.
He said she demanded he pay
the cost of her parent.a' cruise or
she would tell his wife. the
cbamber of commerce and a
local newspaper that he had sex
with her "I Lold her •no way' and him&
....... he aaJd.
He claimed •he continued
c-llin& him and eventually
demanded money, about $2.M>O.
in return for her silence.
As ked by Cronin why he dJdJft
go t o the police right aw~r·
Howe testified. "I was scared.
He said he eventually told all
to ha s wife and the pollce on
Suicide Try
Unsuccessful
NEW "VORK <AP> -Italian
financier Michele Sindona.
convicted of fraud ln the lar&esl
bank fallure ln U.S. history.
slashed a wrlat l.n an apparent
suicide attempt early today and
was taken to a boapltal In
critical condition. police said.
He was taken to
Beek man-Downtown Hospital
where bis condition wu critical
but showed "s igns of
stabi lizing."
Sindona was convicted on 6$
fraud counta March 27 a.llet •
s e ve n ·wee k trial. He was
accused of stealing S67 million
from banltl he owned ln lt.aly in
orde r to gain control of the
Franklin National Bank. He
allegedly took some $t5 million
from Franklin to use in
unauthorized foreign currency
speculation. causing the bi11est
bank failure in American
history.
DAILY .PILOT
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, .......... (71., ..... a •••Mw•••c ....
Aug . 13. the day of M iss
Bramlelle's arrest. The police
oulfllled him with a microphone
and he met with the young
woman. he sald. al the Red Foit
lounge. He said he gave her
$1. '16S which officers had given
to him.
The t.ape of that meetinl was
played for the jury. but only
Howe's voice could be discerned
through the noise. "I don't ever
want to see you again.'' he gays
at one point. "I ooly wanl you to
leave me alone." ..,. ,,._,...,. ....
MiGs ..•
helicopter and the other
gwooped 100 or 200 yards to the
lert . then one o f them
approached from behind. pulled
about SO feet below the chopper
and shot straight up just in front
of il. Turner said
"He thought they were just
joking when they first started."
Turner said. "But the third Ume
... he heard him and all of a
sudden he saw him Just ln front
of him, going straight up ..
.. It pasaed SO feet undeT the
heUcopter. which wu only 300
feet above the ocean. cuWn1 in
Its afterburner as it passed
under the helicopter, then
climbed l4 full allllude and
circled
"That's an extremely close
pass for any alrttaf\, especially
for a helicopter. which ls so
susceptible to turbulence. It's
almost a near miss when you
have aircraft pau that clote "
Afterward, the hellcopter
hovered over a nearby Navy
ship. the U~ Charles F. Adams,
untll the Jets were no tonier on
the missile destroyer's radar, he
said.
Burglar Goes
FJSbing for
Loot in Mesa
Fishing proved profitable
early Monday for a burglar who
used a coat banger and a fish·
hook to lift two bap cont.atniftc
a total of $1.000 from a bu.slneee
safe.
Costa Mesa police said the
tblef entered an unoccupied day.
care nunery at the Kona Lees
bowling alley, hoisted himMll
Into an attic and tben dl'QDPed
lnto \be buslneu ofl(ce
aometlmeafter 1:30 a .m.
There, olfieen said, be _.....
hi• fi1hln1 device lo lift tbe
money ba1a from the atotted
openlne al Uae locked uf• ln
which nlaht emplo1H• drop
fW'41. The ~ waa discovered at
aboul 8 a.m. when emplo1eea
found the otfice door bolted rrom
the lnlidelc apparently by the
but1lar •no ul\~ lht 1a1ne .._, ................
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bNl. I tllWI .._, 1111111 Wli."
Lopea brouat.t hl1 parent.a.
Vtctll8 and IMa ~a. "to the
United Slat11 ttom CUba tn lt'IO.
They also make their home ln
Jlueunaton ~•ch.
AM lillt ThundQ M ret.,...
to Plorld• with at la aiater,
Mart ha, her bu1band Jorte
Eatad"lla. daua....,_ Selma. 15.
a"d Monika , 6. and twtns Olan~lll• and Juan. 6.
tie broulht lbe two ~r stria
to HunUftl\on Beach. Monika. be
u yr., ta tolna wlld ovef' \Oya
whllf' Selma bu never seen ao
m\lth ck>Ulinl and food lD her
lift In Spaniah. SM aa•d •be Wl•
the Uruted Stale& very much.
The rest of the ramify ts st~·
aog in F'klrid• unlU Jobe can be
found
"l don't want lo brtn« lhem
ht·r t> af they have lo go on
welfare LJCe can become too
easy that way.·· Lopez said.
Lopez said he has been t.ryiDC
to bring the family to the United
States for years but efforts had
failed because his brother-in·
_law. a musician. was of military
age
Retlectang on his journey,
Lopez said the majority of the
200 passengers on his boat to
J.'loridM were pnsoners in Cuban
JniJs .
·•1 talked to quite a few of
them They were told they could
C'rther ~o to the United St.ates
or stay an pnson
.. , believe &0me or lbem were
hardened criminal&. l talked to
Iota of them. I told them that I
could guarantee lhat lbe Fpl
knows more about thelr recori1s
than Castro. I told them \0 be
honat and to tell the truth and
they said they would."
Lopez said he ventured \0 a
hotel in Havana for a nl&ht dur-
ln& a t.roplcal storm.
··1 made two telephone calls to
Calllom.l1. They couldn't have
lasted more than six minutes
and lt eo&t $200 "
He aald coffee l!l selling for $30
a pound In Cuban stores and a
pound of Mee costs about $6.
Lopez, a real estate salesman
in Huntlnl(ton Beach. said he
believes that the days of Castro
are numbered.
"I went back to visit my fami·
ly last year. Things were falling
apart and friends and rel1Uves
told me they were mlserable.
"There were many sad faces.
"It ls the beainninl of the end.
The people know that Cutro bas
been ~lllng them lies."
"I was very. very lucky to get
aht ~-out. ll waa a miracle
bJ And9on7."
Protesters
Fail to Halt
Newport Plan
Charges by Santa Ana Heights
residents that Newport Beach is
nibbling away at their rural
lifestyle weren't enough lo bring
down the size of an Irvine
Avenue orfice building Monday.
Protesters told Newport City
Council memben lhat the three·
story structure will be a "steel
monster" that will have an ad·
verse effect oo the environ~nt
and compound traffic problems
But couocil members votecU-2
to formally iaaue a use permit to
Newport-Irvine Associates to
continue work on lhe 38-foot-high
building
Councilmen Paul Hummel and
Donald Strauss voted against
t he perrrut
The action was "formal"
because city planners acciden-
tally issued a use permit to lhe
developers earlier this year to
exceed the north Newport height
limit of 32 feet.
James llewicker. city plan-
ning director. told council mem-
bers that once the error was
caught, construction of the
structure's third floor was
halted.
Errors aside, Santa Ana
Heights residents. some who
said they U ve wilbin a football
field's length of the new alftee.
malnlalned lbe atnac\ure was
too hlah and too bll for lbdr
comfort.
"We have horses, chickens
and kids," said Linda Dalton.
"and \be buildtlla will disrupt
our Hvet. We med to aee moun·
talns. now we Ju.st see steel from
Newport." a_... Nancy Coffman Mid
continued comtructloD ln DDrtb
Newport la "diltatear•llna" &be
11nall count1 atrlp nHUtd
.,alnlt Newport Beach.
A 1pokHman for tbe de·
veloper, Taylor Or.at, a.aid ll
the council dW not lllue the
permit for tb• undtr·
conatruct.lon bu.Ud1D1. h1I f1nn
would have to at.art over ap1D
and t~N a S'1 ~ io..
PoUce fOUDCI lb• m1k11ltlft =·flt~\_~tftl ltnl It• •-.-a ..... ..., E_T ... ::.=
Oranl clalaMd \Ml the t.laNe·
at.ory bldM'nl wiD ptala &be aam• amoun et omet ,..ee ;t;p·· e =tlMH A~=.rc ......
f
Mortgage
lrderest
Rates .Dip
Sclaool.Plag Opens
The story of a small town murder trial ... The Rimers of
Eldcrich." opens Thursday at 8 p.m a t Estancia High
School Shown :m .> C'ast members J ohn Ursini. Kristen
Roberts (left 1 und Cyndi Hl'nlley Show runs through
Saturday T1ck <:b .irl' S3
Second NB Arrlist
In Jewel Robbery
By JOANNE Rt::'VNOl.O~
01 t11e 0.11, ....... ~w·
!lopper was a rrestt-d l a~t
Tliur. day m {"()Onection "'1th the
'1 ..i r ch holdup of the Fa~hum
hlJnd J1•welr) ... ton· Detect1H·
Ken Sm 1th -.a.id that none of 1 h1•
m1~!'>1ng Jt>'-'t.·lr;. ha-. IJ1.·1·n ,,.
t'O'vt<rt'd
SAN fi'RANCISCO fAP> -P~nUal home buyen conllnue
to 1et more breaka as one al the
s tate's largest reaJ esta&e
m ortgaae broilers reductd
lnterett rates on brokered real
e.tat.e morta•se loans bid a San
Fra n cisco bank towered its
prime home mortgage rate.
J. Robert Metedu. executive
vice president al Pactne Pl• al
CaUfomla. Nld tt woulcJ lows'
lnterell rau. on deeds al U'Ull
secured bJ real property from 1t
percent to lt percent.
Pac.tf\c Ptan. a sublldlary al
The Robert A. McNeil Corp .•
omcea ln 21 California cities.
The neweT" rates go into effect
Wedneldly.
Crocker Bank. meanwhile.
lowered the prime home
mort1qe rate from us~ percent
to u..-. percent effectlv e
Mond•y. accordln& to Fred
Morrison, executive vice
president.
The new rate will apply to 80
percent mortca1es on existing
single family 'homes which an!
owne r occupied.
Meanwhile. Bank of Cali{omia
today said \t will join a growt11g
number of ba nks <.'h a r J?1ng
customers who hold their credit
cards .
Ralph Rasmust.en. BankCal
senio r vice pres ident. (.'rtet.J
infl ation and low prof1tab1llt y
from bank c red it <.'a rds ""
reasons ror the SlS annual fee to
began July I for holders of 1ts
VISA and Master Cards
No change 1s planned m the
formula on wh1<.'h m onthly
payments a re computed for
ca rd ·ho ld ers who e xt~nd
p ay m e n t s ro r thei r ('<.1rd
purchases. he said
Bank of Amenca . the world'"
largt>:.t commercial bank. and
CrO<'ker Bank earlier announced
they would began charging f~
to t heir c redit card·holderc:;
Uo(A v.111 charJ!c un annuul fet·.
C r o l' I.. 1• r ..i f t' t· Co r c et <.' h
trJnl>Jl'tion with 1L" •<J rd~
The second suspert sought rn
the ss oo .ooo h o ldu p o f
Brelt·Wal ker J twe l c r .., 1n
Newport Beach hu~ been tak~·n
an to custody by police
Det ecti ves a rre-sted Hu~h
Coughran. 45. Monday ut tht
Her mosa Beach apart men! h•·
shared With another ... uspt>ct an
the case. ex Santa Ana pOlu.·.-.
<.'apt:un Frederick Elhworth
Hopper, 51
llo prX'r "'a~ taken mto cui.loO \
on j "'arrant 1s~ucd from tht
ll.1rhor Judir1al 01-.tnrt Cnun
,1.., hi· 143!'> on hi'> w,1~ to r"pon 111 '
hi" kdc•rj) parole offtC\'f
Securities
Interest Dips
Below 9 o/t:
Former Mesan
Terri Stovall
Crash Victim
F uneral se r\ i re~ 11rl'
scheduled Wednesday 1n ~ult
Lak<' l'1t). l 'tah, for ror mer
Costa Mcsan 1\•rra Lyn Stovall
18, who died a:o. the rel.ult of ac
cident mJuries Sunday
The former i-.tudcnt of Costa
Mesa rngh School wa.s struck by
a <.'ar as she crossed a Salt Lake
Cily strcel enr\y Wednesday
morning.
Miss Stovall and her fa mily
Jived In Costa Mesa for several
years. moving last year to Salt
Lake City
She ls survived by her fat.her
James J Stovall: her mother
Sandra. a brother James. two
sisters. Mindy and Lori. and
step-sisters Jennifer Laegh and
Mary Stovall
Interment at Wasatch Lawn
Memorilll Puk wall follow I I
a .m . s ervices at Larkin
Mortuary in Salt Lake City
Hoppt>r. 51 left lh\: ~.mta Ane1
department m 1965 to attt"nd 1¥w
'>t hool In 1!174. "'hilt' n·pre-;ent
ing a bank robbery !ilU~pt:cl an
Reoo . he was charged w1lh
cngmeenng hls client ·s t:>eape
from 1a1l
Tbe d1eot was sublequeo.Uy
recaptured and H~r was con·
v 1cted o r jailbre ak a nd
possession or stolen bank
money.
He v.as senten<.'ed to five years
1n the Terminal liiland federal
1>rr~on
Smith "aid that llft<'r Hopper
"'a~ arreskd ht~ pJrolr ofhcl:'r
..,earrht.-d tui. <.';ir and found 11
br1 ... fra:-.e :.1 m1lur ln ont-1n "'h1rh
the Jt'Welr) wa!> earned from
the 'ltOrt• dunnli? the robber)'
t\ mon)! the 1temi. found an the
cast• wai-an aarhne tirket stul,
bt>a rlng Hopper 's name-and the flerm~u Beach addre!>~ Wht•n arrc~led. Hopper ~·'''<' an Jd
drt'l>S an R1 vt'rs1de
Smith said that the FBI rn·
formant whoong 1nally developed
the lea d t o Hoppe r t o ld
1nvest1galor s that Ho ppN 'l>
alleged a<.'<.'omphc{' wal> named
HUJ'h Smltb :>n1d that when be in·
"estlgated tlh.> Hermosa Beach
address he was told that Hopper
c;,hared the a pa rtment with
Coughran
WAS HINGTON CAP I -For
the r1rst umc in nearly a year .
1hc interest ratt.~ on short term
gove rnment s ecurities have
fallen under 9 percent .
The d e cline in Monday's
Treasury Department auction
was the seventh s traight week of
falhn~ pnccs
Th·· d1~CQunt rate on 26-\jfeek
ha lb dropped to 8 782 pcr<.'er.t
I rom la.'>t "<'ek ·... 9 195 pcrc~·nt
Th•• Ol" rJ!I' "a:. the lo14e:.l
... I n c ,. Ii f, I 2 "I.' I ('I' r. t w a s
.,\ .1llablc Ort ~3 l!li8
Thl' nt'"' d1~coun1 rut\: nn
:?G "'1.•1•k bill-. nH•an~ I ha\ \he
mJ'ttmum 1nt~re ... 1 HHtft
an!>t1tulJOn'> 1.·an pa) on money
market 1.·crt1f1 (.'atel> ::.la rling
Th ursday 1s 9 percent The
maximum ror ba nk~ will be
8 782 percent .
TMI Probe Starts
HA RRISBURG. Pa. <AP1 -A
(t'deral grand JUry has begun
hearing tesllmooy on alleged
safety violations a l Three Mlle
Is land prior to the 1979 accadenL
t hat shut down the nucle11 r
pov. er plant.
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Business -
T~.-13,1880 DAILY PfLOT
L&nirg Car Hot Seller
uto al Cru h Having Little Effect
NEW YORK CAP> In U<ivcrly H.IJlJ. wliel'e
Ferr•rU. t..ynborf1Mnl1 and tkntlevs 1tre at. com·
mon 1111 palm trees, " wealthv i<'l'OUJ\t1&11t who
wanted someU\1n1 a bit dltfeNnl or~hirt.-d a SSS.000
E votuuon I a cu cu1tom-deshm~ by Ph:rrti
Cordln
1'ht' Al'C<>Untant itt •mona the we ll·heeled few
who art-koeplnJC ow lu"ury cur miarkel iaU v• -iC-barely ul a time when Amencan a uto sa les are
t'Ollap Ing
"Ali far as our shurc of the luxury muket .
w~ 'rC' doln~ better now than a year aizo There are
f 'or f&U"NrH f"Q r •. 1>1,,..11t 11al.-11 In
u-orld Orf# ht N,_....porf B f'a t"lt a n d
B #'r .. r1,, Hiii•. a.,.. ... fiflMN# t"Gr"
wUI dou hfr In r ofaw ht nf".rf 18
*on du .. -fewer tot.al buyers in this market. but we're get· ~ing a good share." says a spoke~man for Cadillac
m Detroit
TJIE SAM E IS TRUE ac ros~ the industr y.
F'am·y·car sales are down, but their percentage of
thl' tota l market 1s up, probabl.v becaust> for many
of thost." who think about buyin~ J luxury ear.
money 1s not an 1ssu<'
Many even pay thf' full pnrt' up to almost
$150,000 for the top Rolls Royct> in (•ash
Car sales m the United State~ Tell Crom an an-
nual rate of about lO 8 mllhon before March 14 to
about B 3 million in Apnl. The Cartl•r adm1nistra·
Recycling Seen
As Aid to P e a ce
FRESNO CAP> An environmentalist Crom
Modesto thinks recycling could he lp foster world
peace . ,
More reuse of manufactured m aterial would
m ake more world resources avatlable to poor na-
tions and reduce world tensions, Chff Humphrey
said at a session of t he National Rceycling Congress
"More t.h.tn,qs arc needed than re<'ycling to have
world peaee." Humphrey said. "But that peace 1s
impossible without 1t."
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tlon '• cr ackdown on credit has squeezed many
potentiul car buyers out of the market. Llmlt• on
overall growth ln lending has led banks to lm poff
tougher standards on borrowers, require higher
down payments and ln som e areaa to atop making
retail or dealer loans a ltogether.
BUT aou.s ROVCE SALES in t~ United
States will be down by only about 100 rro m last
year's 1.100. said Reg Abbiss of Ro lls Royce. Inc.
About one-third of the British·produced cars are
sold in the United States. he said
··1t ·s a m ixture of old and new money," Abblss
said. "celebr1ues. pop groups The biggest s ales in
the Umted States are in Newport Beach and
Beverly Hills
The cheapest -1f that'~ the word -Rolls
Royce LS the Silver Shadow II. which sells for
SSS.JOO The Com1che convertible 1s the most ex-
pensive at $148.400.
MERCEDES-BENZ SALES 1n the Un ited
States were down 2 percent for the first quarter , a
s pokesman said Thirteen percent of the German
cars a rc sold in the United St.ates The priee range
IS Sl 7 .500 for the 240D to $43.000 for the 450 SLC.
Sports ear sale~ are down too Accwd1.ng to
Ward's Automotive Reparts. sales of Alla Rome<>
Cor the fi rst quarter this year were 747 For the
suml· quarter last year. 896 were sold Laneia
s ales lOtaled 631 an Janu:iry. February and March
after 447 for the s ame quarter last yeu
Some luxury C<.t rs have been harder hit
Robert M. MeElwaine. president of the American
Im ported Automobile DealeN. Association. said
Porsche sale:. for Apnl were down 44 percent from
Apnl 1979 and Jaguar sales had plunged by 40 per·
ct'nl The Porsche ran~es 1n pncc from $16.700 to
S:J7,900 The Ja~uar XJl2 four door ~edan •~about
S:?5.000
THEN TifE RE 'S THE Cardin car It 1s custom
built atop a Cadillac Eldorado chasstS Only JOO
\\J)J I)(' madl'. s:uo J uhn R H1<·c Ill . vice pres1dl'nt
and dirc·Nor of P1t•rre Cardm Automotive. and
...bout half c1lrcady have been ordered
"We have pt>Oplt.· m Canadu, South Amenec1
and .1 sheik buying th(' ear "
Depree1auon apparenll) 1:. not a faetor R1et>
:-:ud The Re' c rly Hill<, aerounlant who bought one
.. figure5 the c·ar "111 double in value m tht> next 18
m onths ..
Charn1t»r
Snake-like covering of n exible m e t a l hose
1s demonstra ted by Sher yl Fitch of UOP's
Flexonk s Division 1n Bc.irtlett, Ill Host: is
bellOY.'S·lYJX' earner for hquid.c, and gas e!>,
res ists pressure, te mperature dnd cor·
ns1on.
Lav off O rder e el
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llOHS EIIE \U~ '\ Y <AP 1 t-ur t!w (•11Jrth
lime an a~ man} )1.:Jfli the Grc..it ,\lliintu ~
Pacific Tea ro pl.int hJ~ announrNI lu;'>ff" lhr')
llml' affecting I WJ ~orkn:. ror !JOI· "t·l'k lx:l!ln
n1ng May I~
Plant man~J!c>r Mark Hurhh1•1m c.a1d the !>hut
do" n 1s nc't-dt.>d bt·r..iU~l' nf h1J!h '"' t-ntone' and
Saj.?~IOg salC'S \l,.'orkt•f' "111 he· J,;l\I n " t'hlllt't' o(
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BUSINESS I STOCKS
lf YoU have a Playboy ma1utne reader over for
luncb or dinner. it ml1ht be a IOOd Idea to blde the U· quid. Tab it from Playboy, which claims to lcnow Its
own readers very well, these guys can really drink .
Playboy competes with other magazines -and
newspapers -to get beer, wine and hard liquor ad·
vertislng in their pages. 'they do well at it.
lls circulation ls about 5 million, the Reader's
Digest is•up around 18 million -but Playboy carries
rar more alcoholic beverage advertlslng than the
Digest. Why? Because the companies that make the
stuff must buy Playboy's story: Playboy readers
drink up a storm.
THE TE&M PLAYBOY used to describe its
readers to advertisen is : "lust for life." Thia lust is
supposed to manifest itself In an orgy of spending for·
the goods advertised In Playboy.
It's one thing to talk about it, but advertisers are
tough hombres. they want proof before they spend
their good money buying your white space. So
Playboy took a census of its readers, getting a botUe
count. And it reee11tly reported with great triumph its
findings.
The results showed that the Playboy readers are
responsible for the following consumption:
VODKA: ONE OUT of every three bottles sold to
men.
Gin· one out of every three botlle5 sold to men.
Rum· one out of every three bottles sold to men.
Tequila: two out of every five bottles sold to men.
SCOTCH : THREE OUT of every JO bottles sold to
men
Canadian whisky : three out or every 10 bottles
sold to men
Blended whisky three out of every 10 bottles sold
to men
Bourbon
men.
one out <If every (l)ur bottles sold to
-~
llllSH WHISKY: ONE out of every three bottles
sold to mt>n
Wine . t.h rtt out of every 10 bottles sold to men
Vermouth one out of ever; four bottles sold to
men
Brandy, rognac ont-out of every four bottles sold
to men
Cordial or liqueur cme oot of every three bottles
:;old to men
IN COMMl'NICATING these resuJt.s to the lJquid
trade. Playboy added this dinchmg argument:
"Playbov men drink. serve and buy more
alcobolk ·t>everages than Time. Newsweek or Sports
Ulustrated men."
Yes. Playboy is proud of its hard·drinking
readers. And it's selling them. at so much a page, to
advertisers. With an intake such as indicated above. how can you resist if you're making anything with
alcohol m it.,
CAN YOU BELIEVE. though. that 5 million sub-
scri~rs and newsstand buyers of Playboy consume
that much liquor? They don't, of course, but you have
to realli.e that Playboy is talking here about its total
readers -and that group includes the men who look
at someone else's copy. In that way Playboy gets its
ttader total up to 14 m illion.
So Playboy tells liquor advertisers: "Why ad·
vertise m Time where you have to ante up about
$64.000 a page when you can buy a Playboy page for
about M0.000?" And the kicker naturally is: "Our
men drink more than their men.•·
Energy Loans
Boost Venture
LOS ANGELES <API -Two energy concerns have
announced that the Department of Energy has guaranteed
a $49.4 million loan agreement Cor geothermal energy de·
velopment in Imperial County.
McCulloch Oil Corp., Los Angeles, and Geothermal
Kinetics lnc .. Phoenix. said the agreement was signed by
CU I Venture. a joint venture comprised of tbe two com·
panies' geothermal units.
The companies said it was tbe largest geothermal loan
guarantee in the federal agency's history.
UNDER ntE AGREEMENT, CU I Venture will bor·
row funds from the Banit of Montreal's California branch and the Bank of America to develop the geothermal re-
sources. Massive amounts of steam generated from
the earth's interior produce geothermal energy.
The development is to take place near South Brawley.
j ust north of the Mexican border, where other geothermal
experiments have centered .
Mccuu.oce AND GEOTllERJIAL Kinetics each has
a 37 \"J percent working · interest in tbe projttt, while
California's Department of Water Resources bas a 25 per·
cent interest.
The two companies said properties In Imperial County
will be developed by the drilline or enough product.ion and
reinjectioo welJa to provide energy for a u.megawatt elec·
trical generating plant.
The Water Resources Department has tbe right of Ont
refusal to buy the steam to operate the generaUng plant.
Gold, Metal Quotations
By fte A.lllda ... Pnu
.Setected WC>rld 1old priC* tod~:
........ : morning fidna •10.00, off $3.25 : aftemoon
flxtn1 •12.00, otf Sl.25.
Parts: attemoon flxt.ns S538.s1, up st.97.
..,.....,.: •10.00. off $2.08.
z.tdl: •10.00 bld, uncbupd; •15.00 ulced. New Ylltl: HaAdy • flanDU late momln& '612.00, 'oft Sl.25.
New Yen: &acelhard Hlllnc price late mornlaa ssu.oo • otr Sl.2$.
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